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West Coast for reunion with their families. Col. John Knos Arnold Jr., 41, Silver Spring, Md., their leader, bitterly told a press conference, 0 "Peiping Is not entitled to a x x a i x i thing" In nuw releasing the I t £29 crew members. Commu­ nist China convicted them as spies last November. They had been held since their plane was shot down Jan. II, I M3, In the Korean War. Arnold declared his B29 was shot down 33 to 40 miles aouth of the Yalu River China border whila on a leaflet dropping mission over North Korea. • Recording Charges Gets New Schedule Posted By Herndon County School Budget Blueprints1 Of $1,724,121 Adopted MOSCOW 0T>— Premier BuiKanin today turned down as "un­ realistic" President Ei-cnhowrr'a plan for a swap nt military blueprinta and mutual air inspection of each other's territories. Deputies tc the Supremo Soviet Parliament assembled In the Great Kremlin hall burst Into laughter when Bulgarin said the real effect r f the President's proposal would not he ronstderaM* because "both countries havo limitless territor­ ies on which one could hide any­ thing." The President offered at the Geneva summit conference on July 21 tn pinpoint American military •stahlishmenta and 1't them turns under the eye* of Russian aerial inspection ti.ims In return for roriproeal action by the Russians. The President said he made the proposal to eonvinc* everyone of “th» great sincerity of the United Statce In approarUng this problem of disarmament." The Soviet premier's rejection of the Kiscnhoner plan came near the enl of fos 95-mlnuta report to the Soviet people on the Geneva conference. He spoke lo a special session of 1,800 deputies to the Supreme Soviet. County Veterans Needing Help May Consult Deen Veterans or their dependent* assutar.r* In obtaining benefits provided by law may receive guidance from Tom B. Been, As­ sistant titate Service Officer. Veteam* or their dope tideni a may consult Deen white nc Is in this arc* and may receive assis­ tance in filing application* for hospiUlitmUoa, c o m p e n s a tio n , p e n a l o n e , insurance problems, loan benefits, educational tr.ilninr. hu: tel benefits and m enhus etbjecu,vw btra tltlcment Is Involved. IHcn haa been Invited So this area as a apnial consultant by Karlyle llouaholder, County tiervica Officer, Brimlry - l*u!c«toa Building, and may l>* contacted aa follow*: Aug. !1, 8:30 am ., Sanford, a t tha County Service Office. A new eehrd'ile of charge* for recording by photographic process has been posted la the Office of ISe Clark *1 Conn a t U>a geminate County Court House. The rhargea a rt being made to aomply with new statute* adopted a t the 1088 legislature. O. P. llemdon, Clerk of the Circuit Court, said that the new charges became effective Ant- 8. Herndon eaid that the charges are based am each necessary extoro net mare than 8 Vi inches 14 Inehea. For deeds, conveyance*, agree­ Gasoline Dealers ment* for deed and other aimilar roeonl* covering real estate, the Pay Over $18,800 complete instrument en one elde of the page with spare for State In County Taxes Ray E. Green, Stale Comptrol­ and Federal Stamps, the filing record and other neeeesarv data, ler, report* that gasoline dealer* 81.78, Turn pages cost $2. llemdon paid 180,1.86.43 to hit office in aald that a charge of 75c will be July for th* erven cent* per gal­ mad* for each additional page. lon tag on their June ealra of gaeThese costs, ha said. Included 28e otln* In Seminole County, which for reporting to the Tas Asset tor. , totalled 814,896 gallons. If* dleFor mortgagee, satisfaction*, as­ lirtbutad 818,606.96 of this U s for signment*. Judgementi, and all read bond* or road building purmm In this county. other miscellaneous Instruments, Salsa r f gasoline In th* entire tha charges will be, said the Clerk eta to totalled 98.1.16,917 gallons of Court, 81.80 for the complete Instrument on one side of the page hi June, and the tax rollerted wa* with space for file record and 86,869,884.18. This is approxiroother data. Charges for two page* asm# month last year, and per[.reroute an liter**** of II 8t 78, and for each additional page tha mately |808,000 more 78c. cent. A charge of ?8e will be made, •aid O. P. Herndon, for making * vtograpMe copies not over 8 4 Drivers Licenses he* by 14 inch**, and a charge of BAc is made far certifying. Fees Upped 25c "This fa not a profit making Driven licenses are now $125, p a rt of tho county'* work," aald the Clerk r f Circuit Court, "but according to th* office r f the tiethe email additional chargee will mlnole County Judge. Tha new ■How the gminty to nuke this Im­ fee want lata effect no Aug. 1 portant duty of tha m unty gov­ aald Mr*. Lathe Fowler, Chief Clerk In Use Judge's office. ernment pay for Itaaf." Chauffeurs license* have Increased to 82-25, Mr*. Fowler reposted. Tha purpoa* ef th# ad­ Folk County Foces ditional 28* added to each Hcenae la to conduct, throughout tha Showdown Battle atav a Driver Education Pro­ BARTOW l* —International Min­ gram. Such a program, according to erals and Chemical Co., the giant te the Polk Cossnty phosphate Aald. advenes material from the pro­ facet a showdown fight with ttrih- posed educational effort, would reduce accident* and death rates ta f union workers Monday. Tm o C has anaoanecd t i l l l N - kg a great percentage. apaa Ha plant* aad arias*. 04fleiala r f tha International Che k a l Wortttra Ualaa (AFL» ml. Sarah Ann. Cowan tha action was a "itrikobwaktag" ■ova. They added tboy war* *dHomt Is Destroyed visteg their talon membara wot m Tha heme ______ r f Mrs. _____ Sarah A Aar la heed tha hack-to-work *a!is. Some 1,000 win bars a n omptoyM -------- ------ completely destroyed h r flra raraatly when fir* trucks by r a c e . . Other activities developed gulch, arrlvpd tee late to put out the hr altar Urn IMOC aimouncamewt W**e afarted by $ha explosion of C C • R U L u rriN TALLAHAMBX _ ( * ) “ The tea A house trailer pear the tfroetsra, m a d b$r her daughter, Mis* ala* destroy- No Change a g M i c NJ ght Special Hours Set For Navy Traffic Thru' North Gate IS M a d e Plan /\[ ga // stadium Awaited By Fans M-»re than I t !hoti«and ticket* to th» gigantic Meichant'a Night celebration st the Sanford M#mnna lla.-ioll Stadium lonighi p**«rd out to ciivtomAt * special m eting rf the 5cm h «v» Inole County School Board. held er» and ritlirn t Ihroughnut this this morning in the .vffice rf thi aioa, Fuitv-fiie Sunford merchant* Siipcimlrnitrnt rf Public Inslrur ___ ... tion. at the Court House. the budget participating In in event for the 1938 84 school year* wa* wImh promise* to b-> one of tiro highlight* of the Sanford haieball approved. Th# budset nf SI 771 l?I was -ca-on. l i e »t*ntl« at# cvpocted adopted, uithoiil change at the to l>- p». Led thi, c rn llig wh»R meeting railed (or a public hrar- the fit it hall ii pitched at 7:34. i U i i f a n ami ba-eball enmg. thmiu-1 - will «•# th- Sanford ft T Mil*re, Superintendent of t’anliliati cid the llaytona ftca< h Public Instruction, told thr hoard lilanileii together on the -tadiunv memlicr* that the grrate.t in diamond for the lait lime this erra-e in the budget wa* mail* ne- ____n Rt> ami ........... . Manfirdi .. n .evcc«»ary because rf Irashrr P*y.p#rm t to pitch for th# Cardinal*, raise* of 1766 per instructional unit Mrrchantt participating in toMilwe* also salt! that the too chit ■ilg-HL'a ha rlacall event arc Angel's drrn a >car Inrrrase In school at jiha.t. Berry's IVairhous* trmlanr# demand* s larger and Kutnitui# Co. T. V Brown. Hr. latgfr hud get each year. It. |„ Hat*. pVM, C. f). Brown, Commenting on the eirrllrnt Maiy Alrtamf-r, Cowan'*, C. R. financial condition of the school I l*aw *‘>n. Hear D"»p Inn, The Furtv stem in Seminole County, Mil- nitur# Center, Foodmart. Florida uee, told the board that In July. ] State , Bank. $'ne<ton# Store, 1*34 "w# wdt have paid up all ol Gene's Tetaeo Service Station, the old bonded indebtedness " "We Goenvtde's Sers ic# ft I a l i n n , have the money to rlcsr the*# debts Hairy's l.iquor Store, J. I- llnh, now," he isld. by, Jambson'a, J ims# a Gtocary In other bo«ine«t taken car* of Store. Inliby New* Stand. McReynat tmlav's meeting was the appoint­ ment nf Miss Mary I.en* Green as obf'a Drug Store. Nicholson llnlrk English instructor at Seminole High I'ompany, Neht Bottling Coat* psny, rtin r Kannrr, Perkin'* School for th* turning ) ear. Preliminary plans for nine ad­ Men's Store, Robb’s Home Bakery, WASHINGTON J» - N * r m a a ditional cl*>»ronme at the Golds­ timokrlinuf*, tiaminols C o u n t y Thomas rhsrgaH today that tha boro School were aUo approved IrounJiy, John Senkarlk, tianfet l The approval sketches are nf a Euigltnr* Company, Jim SpenSeminol* lli'vc ’nn. Rut-rlt wrongr,..,/ , Js&nCfl PJ?TLv$arv ^v!5 nne-storv modern structm* with SSrvkJan.f, Asnftni Atlanta Na­ hcls on m iry young men and made *«r*rnf seam Ipprulrnrl Th* it Impossible for them lo get Jobs .Superintendent rf Public Instruc­ tional Bank. Sun-hiiva 8ta-k#t Sanford Her, after being dlvchsrged. tion tnld the board members that, The Socialist party chief, often “ •there will he a brvutiful srherf alii. Bill tiplnl's Gulf Station, a presidential candidate. Joined in plsnt hill there." "This addition," Shell tilting Station, DeBarr, accusing the Army of "assuming he said, “ wilt nuke a total of ?) timlttv'a Snappin' Turtle, Slln* tha tola rf censor over all th* rooms, a rafrlnriom, and adm m- Machine and Supply Cmitpstu, nation's young men from approx­ . stiatmn suite, in a rurnpirtg plant tianford Auto Parts, Thrift Oil Company, Touch ton Dn,g Gojwimately tha age rf 15 to 30 . . ." I for Goldsboro School," irony, T'-t-ly's Rewtaurant, Wilaon* He said a report on mors than klilwre aim t"!d the board that Matrc Eiirnttuie t'omnsny Vow, too cases affected by the security work is underway to make a park­ all's and Clay William* Billiard program would he handed to Asat. ing M al Seminole High School a I’atW . Army Secretary Hugh 11. Milton 11 mortem nor with lights, two drive­ late this morning. ------ 1 ways from French Avenue pnd Tha report was prepared by chain frnce lo cunts Rowland M'atts, Baltimore and T8i# appointment of And>»w J area "W# are in ths the proce** proce of ’ New York attorney and nalbmal Bracken Jr., a.« as«i*t*nt principil beau'ifying nur school grnum) . secretary rf tha Workers Defense h* told He h**aid. rf Seminole High School wai ap­ League. Thomas Is a director rf Oharlo# Dunn, a format fo'r.ty proved this mnrning by th* SentBefor# adJ-njrnlng th* meet ng the league, which describes Itself Commlisioner in SemmoliOojn nolo County Board r f Education today, the school hoard and the as an anti-Communist organisation Superintemlcnt rf Public Instruc­ Interested In tha defense of civil ty, was a visitor this m<>mig at at a *|«cial meeting held te lha th* Court Ifouie, trnewlnjkl *c •ff.ro of the Superintendent of tion. loured the school* with runliberties. structu.n underway in order to he quatntancM and makit| new Instruction tn lha County Court n r u i v n 'Jv-Mcriwcsher *mf»H House. brought sp to date with th* pro­ and hi* u-n Simuel, IS. who told gress being made this summer. a coroner's Jur> he Selievad hta Aluminum Leader Bracken, far th* past •’* jmaro, The former *ammia*i»d said, haa been an Assiiisr.t Professor Schools included in th* tour were father killed hi* mother, left !>*• ' Ho Leaves Big Estate “I see Iota o f change* hi. that rf E<iucation a t th* Unlverstty of Iroat night Orwng* City, Delrond, Goldsboro, (.'room* Academy, Se­ Irond togrihev yesterday to attend recalled soma of tha tr<£ minole High School, and th* new her funeral. t'lori'la. The 34-yesr-old *>lu<ator of was lit* captain of th, 1941 font- New Imyrrro and ftenfonl playeil Ptnrerest School. To Widowed Wife war* prodominant, in h<'t* ■unty The body rf fona Smith, B , troll tram a t the L'nlvaruty of ahufflotioard a t th* local courts RICHMOND, Va. LP-Rlcbsrd S. serving on th* Board was sent lo Alriandria, Va., hy Flortia. He received his Masters with pens* going to th* follow­ Reynolds Sr., aluminam magnate Oommiaaioners. tram. Father and son had reser­ llh-'Ti Deg rro In Education from New ing: first, Mr. Wotror (K*nfoni) Now living near who died last week, left an estate Nellie Vaughan, vations to sit side hy asda aa lha some York University. of t l 2,780.060 with his widow tha fin**, N. C., he rarou same train. and Mr. Phtnegar (Itelronil). Cunof his exparit-nce* pridto nu Tha new assistant principal for ■ntslfon, Mr. Diets (tianfurd) slid Dies This Morning sole benrfleiiry. Smith. VI. a huIMoier operator Tha probata of tha will hers yes­ coming to Sanford amt Ft lra\ '■•minnle High School I* a mem­ Mrs. Nettie Vaughan, a Sanford and partlinic preacher, Is rlurgi-d Mr. Anglo (Dalrond), ‘go. tng her# about II ) t i ber of th# I’resbybnan Church terday disclosed that Mrs. Julia with Brat dc.re* murder r f hil "Th* publi* la cordially hivttrd ' resident fur 61 jaars, dtad at t l IS wife and Is free on tl.w t bond. Parham Reynolds win rrcsiv* a " - i n aays ha was b<i Scot- ami h*« three children. a m todsy after a short illness at life trust consisting r f rash, stocks ’and where he learned tra le to Join this slub for th* raerra- hrr home, 613 t . Park Av*. Hi* woman was strangled TTiurs* and set .••d hi* apprenl lip ** and personal effects. day night. Smith told the cmvmer's Itoa tt affords a« a health bensA mrmhsr of lha First Method vt liulMcr. Upon her death, the state will a cabinet maker an fsclov. Hhufflrlmaid has gained Chureh, sh* i* tha widow r f the Jury he fought with two Intruders, Divers Exploring ha divided equally among tha From Scotland, h* wall 'I went than found his *:'« dead, no also (.to r nationally I f leaps and Reynolds' four sons. Reynolds, 73. to Lorvkm for a #»wr a half, In DeLeon Springs hounds especially In rssort cen­ lata John Vaughan. said he grappled with hi* son b*. th n e Mrs. Vaughan's survivors Ineludc cause the Iwy "ihrcatened to kill was chairman rf th* board rf and than to Africa DELEON SPRINGS (H - Twelve ters, a «n*rd ships and to Florida two daughters, Mrs. Alice congle- me thiee times :n tho last flva Reynold* Metals Co. Richard S. ysars, and again back som* hivs a court in their own Daytona Beach skin divers explor­ ton, Mr*. Grrlrud* McDonald, years." Reynolds Jr. la president of the "It wa* quiet then, 1 ed the depths rf Ponce Ite Leon hark yaid. In tit. Petartburg af­ lluikin; two grandsons, ('apt. Wal­ firm and tha other sons, Louis, following the Boar W Samuel said hr he m l a enmter this* games you m utt give Springs todsy. Theyll rrmovs iteter J Ward, L' S. Army at l*o- molmn in hi* i»arenli' rmim, that W. G. and David P. Reynolds, hold "and 1 pitched a an bns that bat blocked the entrance up the court. lumbia. S C.j Pharmacist's Mate hit father tame into his roont vice prasMenrks. mine whether 1 * « “In ftenford w* hav* as good I c Edwarl C. Mulligan. L'. S to the lower rire rn for a rentury America or go to A and what they may find is any­ playing courts as Uiay havs any­ Navy at Washington, fl. C.; tn r and altarked him hut ha escaped. "I aama to Wlnni Police A rrest Mon first," he said, "but where. Th* dues st* low, to that great grandchildren; and two lis­ body's guess. frost week four of thr group, all may join and tnjoy them­ ten- living in England. One Prisoner Shot my wife's bsalth Sought In Killing headed by John Bird, chairman selves. Won't you Join us and Mrs. Vaughan was horn July II. Chicago, III., where RDVARDSVTLLE. IB. 'JV-Prfic* rf th* Sea Cbmbert Club, brought help entertain visitors, many of 1*7.8. in Miriford. Sutton In Aihfifld, By Ten Officers up a pier# r f an fndisn dugout whom sre provportiv# rosidents," F.ngland. Funeral ervtcai will be last night arrested on* rf two man the mid there wax ght for tha car-trunk killing rf tense." “It was than esnna, soma Indian pottery and it waa brought out by a member announced later. In Texas Jail Riot Florida." rf th* club. patrifted bones. Rt.Louia taxi driver. ■AN ANTONIO, Tox. W) Dunn says that he flaorg* 'Wormy) Marvin was Bird said they may use m ail T#n offlc#r* shot on# prisoner ta I a t I f police la foonl rf kls ford about 1918. “ charges of dynamite today to loot death smt Injured four mbers Tues, Registration Books dty Bast Eltoula home aad brought Sanford to attend an logs and bouldars. 3rd Tropical Storm night in quelling a 86 man Jail his granddaughter, to tha Madison County Jail her*. riot. Open On Tuesdays Stm sought Is ta ils D. Should*n. “They sure grow Seen In Atlantic The bloody outbreak wa* tha Murder warrants for their arrest they," he rent ini fa comptianc* with th# new British Freighter MIAMI. Fla. IT—^Tropical storm Boiar Counts's Jail's second abor# were issued yesterday. Shoulders Connie, third rf th* year, whirled hill, Mrs. Camilla Brur#, super­ live riot la a week. The first, o* is the son r f Louis Shoulders, for­ visor of registration for SrnilnReports Bombing it* winds over open Atlantic water* mer fit ta ils policeman now serv­ T ax Collecj ot# County, said that th* registra­ July 24, loot three hours to break HONG KONG th—The I ritlsh today I.* » mile* *oulh*a*t rf the tion books would h# op#n #vcry ■ip Last night's wst slopped ia ing a federal prison sentence for 30 minutes. freighter Inchwells reported todsy mainland. perjury la consort ton with the 1183 H it Over Tuesday from 9 am. to 1 p.m. th* was bombed and machlna- Tha Weatfser Bureau at Miami and from 3 lo I p.m, at lha ofSheriff Owea Kitday, a brother Green lee aa kidnaping u s e . Aerardiog to gunned at tha entrance lo Foochow tald IM storm may alroady hava fie* r f lh« aupirvisor In th* of Rep. Paul Kilday, (D>Tox)* Felice said tha younger Moul­ leased by Bap harbor on tha Red China coast reached hurricane fore# aad Steam Chamber r f Commarc* Building. wwpt aa h* told of firing th* fatal ders was • hartowdsr employed at Casapteallar, bullet tela Rudolf* Frocohodo, ST, Th# shlp'i owners, WiHlamsoa ships w trt w aned eat rf Ha path. ■ t a u n t m i Falram m t F a it Collartkm* Mrs. Brur* pointed out that tho o* th* Hot flarod to a elkatag and Co., r f Kong Kong, aald the An Air Foret hurricane busier aperttod by during th* radioed report did sot specify the plans wai to wing toward M from saparvfaor of registration ha* no about • p.m. 8IJSM 08A "I taw him fall." Kilday sobbed. Identity r f lha attackers but pre­ Bermuda during lha day la gather authority now to carry th* hooka Into th* various districts r f tho Ha said ha flrsd la telf-defensm I houadrod sumably they were Chinese Na­ additional information. county. According to th* now re­ Etcibodo, he said, was brandish­ than waa tionalists. Cecil Gentry, mataornlogM la | month r f On* rrewmaa was Injured ser­ tha itorm warning **rrica, aald gulations, eltiaan* moat appear hi ing a larga tray and rofuaed to pul ate ra- iously aod another was hurt slight­ two steamships gave reports yes- parson, a t th# offlra rf th# super- It dawn as th* sheriff erdoresL Sates an visvw r f registration, with rs- Kilday said *b*a Eacebado ita r ily In th* attack yasterda/ aftat- JtedW which indicated a ad la throw tha tear a t him. " I Money Available To Clear Debts The north gate to Mellonville Are. of the tianford Naval Auxili­ ary Air Station has been opened tn traffic for 30 minutes in Urn morning and 30 minutvs in the af­ ternoon. Captain Robert IV. JackM>n, Commanding officer ef the Navy !>••« -aid yesterday. Captain Jarksen said that the fata wa* fir-t opened about ten day* ago on a trial Iasi* from A la 6:30 a m. and from 3 ta 3:30 p.m. to alleviate a traffic c o n f e t ­ ti on the mam sate during tha m orning and afternoon hour. The Commanding Officer r f tha local ba-» pointed out that he plan* tn keep th* gal* openrd at theta hours, which takes a large percentage of traffic front Panfmd Av*. at a critical time, until the Onora Road la paved la Highway 17-92. "I hope that w#*r# not bother­ ing th* resident* on Mellonville Av*. In opening the worth gate at three brief hours," Captain Jackeon aald. Army’s Security Program Blasted By Party Chief Ex-CommissioniJ’ Visits In Sanfortl Seeing Old Frijids | ★ ★ ★ ★ I ★ Ex-UofF Prof A. J. Bracken Jr. Named SHS Assistant Principal Tourist Club Holds Inler-City Tourney In Shuffleboard ** s' UV •23-.i1.- f, A♦. ' *v* r fhi>“ ‘ .1. ' ★ fiT s S iil Father, Son Leave DeLand To Attend Mother's Funeral �r J rr BAMS HCQC AW 'v g a u v s bcew ^ n j COAX^WG KC TOGCT. CNQAGfiO/— HE'S * DBFiNrreiy a o o a / MA/KT I SHOULD J MARRY HIM uwsnr, u w i ■■■— l l f' " VOU GST LGWTLV . . . A LOVE IN TH IS TWtB Y, * f AVCOAOC HOUSEW>« docs owe- half tow OF CXSHto A NONTH- PIECES OF CLOTHBJQ- "_ T \ MAKES BOWTEOJ HUNOCEO ) B E O S AVEA^-COOKS THIRTY / 1 TMOUSAWD• MEALS IN — A LIFETIME T A JC W A m O N t ■ te c u rip l T\jK£| JETA'BEMl* BOBCATS.... NAGASAKI IT - Tan yaars ago urai D o o m i d a y a t Sblroyama grado school. At 11:09. Aug. >, INS. tba aacood atomic bomb dreppad on Ja p a a aiplodad about ball a mile •w ay aad turned tba bulkliag to rubble. Twenty-eight taaebara aad ■ o re than 1400 students died. Today a new building Hands on tba aama site. la it* courtyard is a hrnnia statue of a schoolboy and two doves. It Is Inscribed: "The tea of August la Doomsday." Onca n month, a now gaaera* tVm of schoolchildren g a t h a * a around the statue. They say a prayer to the A-bomb's victims, sing a song celled "Spirit of the Children," and bear a talk by VriBetpal Tatuso 01. Ot has been l school principal In Nagasaki ever atnee little Japs* aese boys and grls ware breed to wave rising sun flags and shout "B an rai" In schools such as Ibis. Now completely bald, he lost his first wife in the atomle attack. "Wo tell the pupils that such a dangerous weapon as tho atomic bomb should not be used, nr It will m ain destruction of the world." 01 laid ta an taterviaw, ‘Then the pupils go to their owi classrooms and their teachers guide thorn to thtek seriously about the peace of tho world." There la no formal classvork oa World War II and the atomic bomblag. It wai eliminated from the elementary school c o u n t when BE OUR GUEST! '.ts E V: Inc, TTU. MCNCU WAWT .M E TO GET UP 9 0 7 vou CAN TAKEA £ r MAI* V0UP«LFT TW 5 TEWE IS « J ( F U L L cm ROO-N®, >*. CW FM UM C0 r r .M V BOUHWIL®, - TOBESSSSr Iba AUiai occupied Japaa and hai ■aver baas restored. " tb a children (iga* I to 111 *ra loo youag for ruth a delicate guaetien." said OL "Tbay are liv teg under various circuteitaacaa. feeling toward Americana waa a show of hostility from fisherman bar* after dust from aa H-bomb, mated last year a t llk lii, drifted m ar tba J i p i w s fishing boat Lucky Dragon. U S. Navy war* abJpi bar* on occasional visits got a big weleotnt. Legal Notica i co c n v o r Ttete c # i m IB. IKMIVOLS c a l m . sc n r r to u o A . us rn o- war, aversion to things military aad aaar worship of tba abstract U aa of Mace. High school students get a ten * chronology of tho war, usually including a simple statement that the Pacific war started when Japa* Msa pisses bombed Pearl Har> Wft THE U T A H OFi - Ey She Eme teey EeJak Utah school, the hoys may become outspoken If they discuss history with opinionated p a r e n t s or school, teachers or read murh. Night now the most voluble teachers are left* 1st Inclined. N tat week, cm Aug. f, the people of Nagasaki will dedicate two new rlvio buildings to the memory of their T l.m dead. On la the new ■foot-high brunse statue called •T rsy er for Faaee." The ether u • sla-itory building which cost a third of a million doQart-NagiaaU's new Intern alloaal cultural center and auditorium. On the fifth floor photographs of survivors am displayed, along with samples of malted tile aad burned clothing. There la a cracked hart of Christ facing away from a dock stopped at 11:11 Um In- a? « . r . r 6.“i.'v.A" a- "pltVa tVi* tills a*r ef Jelr. A. B. r* *alelBi»Vr*t*r'of She E»U t. . ( AS. aieselve* New T .rk [a? tnteseYtT”SlfsSt/sY*. in C »tlV w’siv leefNlseeri! fn'JV** �Pimpip <%*»<»«w *^■'py*. stac k y p o w o m F ttxyat, r w x t *VE EA-STentt?. ____e r o e r m o ________ I w e e p e r /V y o e c /o c n a c t TO TXttT 6*» 7WST OPTTOf* TO C * r w r M X/TO * *Tl*W MTj c * P o a fr \ memory of a bears man—Cod rest yon going to do ?* C IIA m X n .THIUTT-THUICK "I’m ndln' out to talk to Tloh, AS THE g a m b l e r Uirtrnrd, him soul!" H u liquor anil his toast woo hit get straight about Just what did though bis poker fare ahow«1 no change, the IndUTcrcncw ilrwinrd acxeplance aa a (Head. Listening happen. Can't take loo much stock out of him. He wraa beginning to to tlirlr talk, he manager! to In' In these ermsy nntrra. And then ainua..' his sympathy with farm- mebbe wo can figure out what ace the glimmering of an nlca. —Christie," he demanded unhap­ The awlngmg doom pushed open era fighting for their rights sgmtnst pily, “what you eaepeot one man to lor a momrnt to admit a gleam of the arrogance of cattlemen. For once, bn didn't try to ruth do against the crowd T Como on daylight and the figure at n tall, now—you got to leave so I ran heavily-built young man, a bit m l things. Cameron would hsvt ap­ lock up." around the eyre and grim aa to prove* of h u methods. There were "Are yon going to trava the >til mouth and chin. Evidently he hnd still several hours of summer day­ unguarded with that crazy mob eume Importance in thia crowd: light left; tor what he had in mind, in town?" fheada turned at bla entrance, tn J he knew darkm-sa waa best, when loose "Jim Farrellil keep an aye on aa be clumped across the room, men couldn't see each other's faces. hta prag m a waa hailed by hand* And the two men In th# Jail were things while I'm gone." "Jim Farrell!- ||* was Lacey’s claape and low-toned wonU, ac­ safe: they weren’t going to run deputy, a lank. Ineffectual elderly companied by look) of respectful away. man who had suhslded for ten • e a gravity. He waa drawn into the yrara on hla deputy's salary with­ moat netolly belligerent of the The noise of the nrsters crowd doing anything vlslbls In earn 'groups, which quieted at hi* rn Ing Into town had reached up even out trance. Ileaey hands clapped him to the cell Into which lucey Par- IL Christie swore her disgust. "1 grant you Jim's no great on the ahoulicr: drmka wrro aym run, looking more like an unhap­ shakrs of an officer," ..act 7 con­ pathetically prewacd on him. py l ii-odhound than ever, had fb ceded, "but he’s os good as wo ran "When's the fun'ral go:n' t* be, rally admitted Christie, after re­ get for the M iry we pay. Would Frtxl?" Calder heard one of the ceiving her assurance that the you want the Job?" men ask, and the muttered reply, wasn't going to slip Krtry a weap­ "I'd be more use than he would I" "Tomorrow. Two o'clock." on or a key. Kerry's fever had "Wouldn't be eurprlsed If you "W all all be there," the speaker gun,- down, and the pain of hla would. Christie. You can take It aaaured him, with a »o!cmnlly that wound » n i ca>:cr, but he waa still up with the town council nest tune wasn’t altogether sobrr. "N ile was weak, and content to Us back they meet, Hsm clear out an' let • good man—a mighty good min.' quietly on the lumpy cot, with me lock m; Jail." •'I’ll tell the world ho waa." .The Christie's hand In hla, until they Outside, Christie paced raeUtnt grim-face*I young man brought a heard the trampling of home-sho-* ly up and down the main strxwt. clenched flat down on the table. and the mutter of voices in Ihe watching the nrsters going In and "A' those murderin' eons that tin- street out of the two saloons. This time tahed him ain't beard the last o' "What's going onT" he demand tbs really looked at tha crowd, the Cullens yet—they ain’t!" *d fretfully. "Look out the win­ and aha didn't Ilka what aha saw Ilia companions growled their dow, Christie." or felt of their temper. Mors and approval. Calder signalled the bar "Just n lot of n rilrrs riding Into mors the wished she hadn't sent tender. "Who's that young fellow town," she reported, keeping her nob away. Since he'd been too that just came In T" voice as coot M she enubL fthn'd late to deal with the trouble at “Fred Cullen." Tbq barman eyed seen the o|>en wagon with a tar­ Broken Spur, he'd better have been him with a touch of uneasiness. paulin stretched over It, and she h e r e , dealing with — whatever "Stranger In town, ain’t you?" didnt Reod much imaginaUea to might be going to happen. Bhe "Just riding through," Calder guest what lay underneath. (ought with an Impulse to ride agreed. "Seems tike Uiere'a been "What the devil—" Kerry tried alter him. Her pride rebelled at some trouble here." to gi t up to art for himself, and the Idea of running for help, when "Sure has." The bartender low­ she was almost thankful far the there might not be anything to ered hta vole*. "Bunch & neater, weakness that made him drop need help against. And she didn't raided Broken Spur—biggest cat­ back. like the thought of leaving Kerry, tle outfit in the country. Fred, his -Call Laesy," he Insisted. "He'll even though there was nothing aha brother waa killed. What's your know wbat It'S all about." could do, locked away from him. pleasure, friend T" Larry teas a long time answer­ L’raldra, Hob had enough to worry “dive me n bottle of your best" ing b- r call, and whtn he cams at him—but Kerry waa bis as well as II la rts wrnr mmj uanger caw - paid for I t and walked over last, et>s nrnhal only on* won tnu> to Collen'e table. "Beg your par­ the heavy face to know she hadn't threatening him— don, The man at the bar's Just been Imagining things. Her abstract steps led her bach been telling me about your u d "You'd better go back to Ihe toward ths jalL Walking blindly, loss. If you wouldn't consider It hotel, Christie. The streets might she brushed against a couple at presuming for a stranger to offer ba gctlln’ kinds' rough In n little nrsters standing spraddle-legged tils aympathy—" Young Cull.-n While." on the side-walk. They didn't slrp raised bloodshot, siiaplcio-ia eyes to "What’s happening, lA ceyl" or tip their bats with the the gambler'a race. Calder con­ Kerry raised himself on an rlbow. Murtssy farmer and cattlemen tinued smoothly. *Td take It as The sheriff hesitated, t h a n alike usually showed to n woman. an bancs It you'd have a drink "You'd have to know sooner or One of them spat <a the sidewalk With me you and your friends." muttered. "Ths cattlemen latir, Kerry. All heirs busted think they own lbs r tn s t, loo, I The others at tbs table made loo-e.” end he told them. room for him: gtaaare were lUIrd. Kerry cursed with futile savag­ reckon.** (T o 0b Coal U se d J Calder Ufted his solemnly. "To the ery. Christie demanded, "*Vhat are trad leal*. CbtriicM. ISM, br Nick lunMf. IMstiiUitcd by NEW YORK I.p - Could you answer this quest ion; What Verdi open itsrtrd Arturo Toifinml on bis career as a con­ ductor; in nhat country did he con­ duct It; where w ji the opera first performed and on the ere of whit holiday w ii that premiere? The eoirecl m tw rr w is worth LB.<xo to Geno Prato, an llillinborn Bronx thoemiker. on a telsviiion quia »how Tuesday night. Without hesitation the lifelong opera cnthutiatl gave the right reply — Aida; llraiil; Cairo. Egypt and Chrittmai Eve. NEW CAR TOTAL WRECK This doubled Trairt’a previous SHAWNEE, Okl*. IMS — Paul winning) on the CBS show, ''The " L v. . — H . V Ik io u vj.rrstion." ind rnlitlod him Jackson, 33, HoldenvPe. drove ill ti) (omr come blrk bark next week to try lor 19SS auto out of « mow room lure thr top prir* ol S'M.mo. Pralo, JS, had the choice of tak­ yrsterdsy. Twenty mlnutss later his car md ing IIS.o««t won Ihe week before a modrl 1M0 auto collided on U.S or ruking It on the chance of Highway JTO, four miles oi dnuhtinf h*« money with la»l night's quei'.ion. here. Information For Veterans Defendant Turns Northern Court To Death Chamber Hare are authoritative smwers CARLISLE, Ps., M l- A gun from the Veteran* Administration toting defendant, shouting that to four questions of interest to former servicemen and their fam­ justice bad riearitrd him turned a Pennsylvania courtroom into • ilies! Q. I am n disabled Korea veter­ death chamber Tuesday. Perry Hatnea. 60, of NcwviUa an and I have rvrelvrd voca'.wnal training under Public I aw bill. It. D. 2, whipped out a pistol Now I want to lake further train­ limited he v s i getting a "raw ing under the Korran til Bill. Vo dial*' when order nl to pay his figure training time, I know 1 wife |50 monthly for support, and must subtract ths training I've fired four times, lie killed a law­ already had from 4* months. But yer and Injured threw others, in­ do t count ths two month* during cluding the presiding judge. which I received subsistence after II* was charged with murder 1 was rehabilitated? ami held without hall In CumberA. No. In computing your re. m in in g entitlement for Korean value of threw living costs a* In­ 01 BUI training, you do not count come, for pension purposes? tba two months during which you A. No. Tba value ef mainten­ received post-rehabilitation sub- ance, furnished by your relatlrs, *1*tears pay. need not ho comidt-red a* income, Q. I am considering paying my for VA pension purposes. GI Insurance premiums in advance Q. I am taking on-the-job aa a yearly basis. What would training under tha Korean UI U don« will* (he money In raw Illll. Recently my Stale Approving aaything happened to nir before Agency lengthened my training my yearly pafment had been ap­ program. Will I receive GI trainplied In premiums ing allow sores for this sstenslon? A. No. tinder ths law, UI A. Ths money that had not yet boon applied to premiums would training allowance) may not be refunded to your beneficiary, authorised for *u:h eitm iiona of UI job training programs. a lamp sum. Q. I im a veteran drawing a Veterans living in Central Flor­ YA pension for a non-servtcs-con- ida who wish further Information «d disability, p a rt of my llv- about their h a b i t s , should writ* ceato are being borne by a tha VA stfflos at 43 E. Central tfva. Must I consider tbs A r e . land County Court. No hearing dais was set. Victim of the blssrro slaying was John D. Feller. 41-year-old Carlisle atUrnry who waa repre­ senting Haines' ei-wife Lulu, 60, In the nnnsupport action. News Of Men In Service nings to take hit family bark to Italy to visit his 92 year-old father, who lives near Genoa. Hillsborough Jury Critical Of County TAMPA H-The Hillsborough County grand jury was critical of Ihe county school hoard's handl­ ing of an investigaiion of fund shortages a! Plant High School and crillcued the board for holding secret meetings on Ihe matter. Grand Jurors called for tloser auditing of school money. The grand Jury said it could not understand why M II Juggles, former principal indicted on 13 charges of forgery and grand lar­ ceny, was peimitted in continue signing checks after disclosures of shortages were made. Buggies has made restitution for (hr shortages: totaling ffl.fiia n a n t 'H t » * r r i : » n T t lR S T A T U O F K lJ ilt lp A TO t It R IIK IV A IL JU1IN.W1N. Illeh. n*M S p r ls s * . New Turk A Sworn rnm pU ln t tis s la s k*»o filed ■atla>l »•* la Ih* I'fn rail C o s tl In and for S«mlnoU Co tinlr. F lo rid ). In Ch*m -«rr. r„r Itlverew, tha •hert m i* of » id ) , tton l» lo s J l rfTIN U. JO IIV eo N . rutntirr. *• iikhriva 11. j <>iin N IX , li*f* n d )n i. the** preranl* nr* to rat:)* and re>i*lre »«u te flla yenr w rU l*o d»f#))**. If any, to th s Complaint filed h*r#ln. and la atrea n <opr thereof upon 1‘laln I1ff*e A Horner on or before tha In d d ar of Sapfember, A. It . I sat. alharw laa a tierces Pro Confteao w ill bo entered s sa la e t ton and Ihe m a te proceed e s parte. W IT N E S S me hand and official Seal at Sanford. Seminole f’ounlr, n n H d a, th is Ind dar ef Austral, COMPARE Ralph K Jones, son of Mr. and Mrs. John I! Jom s, Bosnia!! A**., has graduated from the United Slates Air Fores Officer Candldst* School at laukland Air Force Base San Antoni*, Texas, He ts now t.islgned to Moor# Air Bn*e, Mission, Texas, where he is undergoing pilot training in cla-s w y. NATIONS INVITED LONDON P—Britain has an­ nounce*! it will invite all wt nations participating tn the Geneva atom­ ic conference to take an unrestrict­ ed took al its atomic research establishment at Harwell. Busaia and several of her satellites ara among the GO nations. CHEVROLET with HIGHER-PRICED cars COMPARE J PRICE Current prices on .new cars from Autofh'olive N ew s ,i ft _emmR e^^ME UJWvW^flV KVU C H E V R O i r ;% ? • * 1 D O D GE ,5ovTngt w hen yo e b ey Chevrolof $ 1 ,9 3 2 .0 0 $ 1 ^ 8 5 .0 0 ........................W $ 2 , 2 3 2 - 8 E $ 5 4 7 .8 8 $ 3 ,3 4 9 .3 6 $ 1 ,4 1 7 .3 6 . • . . . ; . .ir ? $ 2 ,0 1 3 J » $ 3 2 8 .0 0 $ 2 ,5 1 5 .5 0 $ 5 8 3 .5 0 $ 5 3 2 .5 0 $ 2 ,6 8 5 .0 0 $ 7 5 3 .0 0 $ 4 2 0 .4 5 $ 2 ,4 5 5 .0 0 $ 5 2 3 .0 0 . . . b u ic k Highest-priced Savin g s w han yoe buy Chevrolef 2 door Bodam M ERCU RY. P O N T IA C . . . . . . V ? ! $ 2 ,1 0 5 .4 5 m * * , h iL * ,* ,) FEATURES {C H E V R O L E T 3-Iik K atrefce V - i M ifiM T * • r v - * - . At Mart 1.0 to 1 co m p m alo * V-0 engine • • A l l<n it M 3 h arte pow er per pownd of enr w eight A t l cut 24J7 eg. ft. g lo w area . V . * f . . . A t I a it 3 5 ^ inch front seat hood room A t l at? 35.4 Inch bock seat head room if . A t Ifott 43.1 inch front sent legroom . . ,*i* . a *. lit 62.0 Inch front eeat hip room V*^ * isl 63.0 indi bock aeot hip room T . * »edivo broking control . Y I5 DODGE b u io c F o r e x a m p le : tfie fow-J p ric e d 2 - d o o r s e d a n * JkM E R C U R Ya P O N T IA C ■ _ YES * V IS Y IS YES m YES YES YES . YES , . YES . YES . * V IS YES Y IS YES YES YES Vis YES YES t i i l YES YES PERFORMANCE the rv w h i of official I t t h of 1955 avtom obilut, sanctioned by fh o il Aw odation for Stock Cor A vfo lo d a g , Inc^* at Daytona Booth, Florida* • p r o d m k H c a r e c h fe v m l • * svsr ■meetmod mile from a “flying atari"Bwtaring Hie mils ml wide-open throttle end continuing she \ LOW-HIICI CABS ONLY CHfVflOUT 112.1 mph 110^ 102.Y / ) / (1 P. Tleradan b e r k of too c irra it Pwurt fem tosl# C o asts, Ftortoa ffirdon V. Ffedarlck 11 or se e fa r P la ls llf f a K sa m u A A IL C A M C h ry sler 3 0 0 Codillec Butck Century ChrytUe New Yorker 4 DoSoto CHEVROLET Studebaker OWtmebtte Dodge Mercery 1 2 7 .5 i 1 2 0 .4 116.3 1 1 4 .4 1 1 2 .2 112.1 111.B 111.0 ' i C b ^ r r v M *m *r^V uid * r v d sst th ese sp e e d s a c h ie v e d i f Daytona lo a d s. Bui, Ihoy InsfUate Mia Vitro pew Of and poriormancev Chevrolet give* you la sal* d d w leg rouges toe hill climbing, poss-s tag and ethar eccastens w h ae g e e need insfonf eccstoratia*. 4T • f i t s H a d a n d Assod«>W-n f*v Slocli Cm Amo lactog. kc, Ss « hdvtswwlw* I sanchanwg body of tSuchi 0 Aw ,wo. AE inxW bi Sm m o h id o ly 107-1 105.0 o r* Uncefn . tw ss c s r n r n r m s r o n s r v f t Ir a k ssttss voi.ss c o i WTT, srsT K o f r u s iu t . IN HR: K U I* s f L EO N A R D BUTTON, Hm h i s L ___________ J R TSS NASS Si T a n s F O R F IN A L D ISOOK- 102.1 1 0 0 .9 Com# in right away for <H E V R O L E T b id v p m d s s lSy WoroMv d f dMiSsd to 1 0 3 .4 M AT Page 3 S P IE D :;/ Legal Notice IT Announcing his deeltlon to try OrlKlortl’ d.'Wi's oiaa.Baoinodar for WJ.OiXt, Prato said, "With God behind m* all my life, t think 1 will try.” To keep Ihe audience from sig­ naling or calling out any help, Prato was ushered Into an "iso­ lation booth" on the stage. He crossed himself as be stepped In­ side; Next week he again has * the choice of accepting lh* prite money won to date or taking a chance on Ihe final question. This will again be a question about opera, slnee that !» Ihe category Prato designated when he first ap­ peared on the show. If he chooses to try the question ami misses, he will get an auto­ mobile for a consolation or.re. Thus far no contestant on Ihe pro­ gram hat tried for th# lop prire. I'rato said he will use his win­ TIER AT, D Thur*. Aug. I 1035 .‘ t W I I k y ■ "RIGHT AT HOME" COVINGTON, Ky (ff) — Mrs. Ann* Burr, 21, felt “ right at home" yesterday when *h# gave birth lo her third child. In ths tarns hospital were two mors sisters: Mrs. Julia Blackburn, 26, and Mrs Loretta Geiger, 22. Mrs. Blackburn's third- child was born last Thursday and Mrs, Geiger's firsl-bom, a fir!, was delivered Saturday, TTTH S A N T O R D Could You Answer $32,000 Question? Bronx Worker Did fS S S S U S v m S ^ —flic k Sumner & «pi * Iton rod ctoadfy as aa aAkxd SuU cosJ new Chevrolet I HOLLER MOTOR SALES Oar. 2ad ft Palmetto “ Have D oIU ra at Ilollrnt" Phsasa 1*31 �•* Three Dominant Figures Produced J for it wraa In that era of useful living play, time, w.a playtime, to study was downright 1 Wisdom From Giraffes Science often work* In devious ways. | Consider, for example, whnt Dr. Robert H. i Goetz of the University of r*i>e Town hn* I been up to This South African, now trav­ eling In the United States, ha* precisely meaj *ured-th» hhtod pressure of giraffes. Dr. Goetz found that the pressure of j blood at the base of a giraffe’s neck ia more i than twice normal human blood pressure. * Jle give* rredit for t*s*« to the animal'* trem ­ endous hear: ’’sale** Information! .Not « t-it of It. , Thee.- finding* may ultimately help cure | ailment* of the human heart; they may f ihed light on the "blackout" that airmen suf­ fer lr. high speed msnet'ver*. ; Scientist* sre good a* putting two and ihe Sanford Herald Thursday, August 4, 1955 TflDATH Rini.K VKRHK Nhall ho that cnntrnilcth w ith tly Al­ mighty Instruct him?—Job 40:2.—In certain godless countries they hnve rewritten geologf and hlologv to conform to the te a c h ­ ing* of Karl Marx, and history. Rut they have not changed any facta. •ttidying, nnrt the familv altar played an important part in everyday living. Wherever yru find juvenile delinquency, homo is ju*t a place to change clothes, go out, ami come hark to for a couple of hours sleep before taking off for work or other aocinl everts. , .Sanford and Seminole County should have a special recognition for the low percentage of Juvenile delinquency caaea within its boundaries. Parents In our good county and city are looking after t l,eir children with care. TK\v teem to feel that parrntal res|Hinaihilltv thk* apparenily parent* in other section* of the country don't poors*. We h«|*e that parents will continue to realize that juvenile delinquency is a roianomer. We would like to point out that there are no nrob'err children, but rather there are children with problems. When those problems are solved, preferably by the par­ ent*, then juvenile delinquency cease* to tie. Tourist* in iOnu The heat-known touring spot In tha na­ tion thl* «iimmer i* Iowa herau«e it ls the Mate that ha* attracted the most celebrated group of sight scorn t hi * nation haa seen for mp.nv a tourist tramping aummrr. T h r Russian delegation of twelve agrlrulturiata and farmer* i* finding wonder* in Iowa tha* few Americana, exempting Cowans, have ever found. Corn a* high a* sin elyphnnt'* eye, hog* reaplcndcntly fatted, farm-tiand dinner* and the nluaive beauty of unromartle farm machinery liave made dis­ tinct ltnpn*a*lops upon our Russian visitor*. They've e ls e enjoyed ire cream v«la* and sundaes, hid drive-in m< -ie* explained, and Investigated the tnarvela of roadside golf rangrr. • On the other able of the glotm, the Amerlc n group ha* l>ccn received with warmth and excitement by the Russian*. Despite a decade of antagonism and an uncertain future, the people of both nations seem enxl--»« *■ *«w • that aa |>eopla‘they are n*.t rn had after all. An occaaiophl tour ia not the final aohiturn to international proh’em*, but the toura do provide the avrrnge citizen with a high level ri.nferrnce of hia own. At the ground level the prospjet of somehow getting along with thia strange other fellow la not so remote e* tt erema when one ha* only official propaganda reporta to go on. H A L B O Y LE America Has Many Hay Favorites NEW YORK UR-America, which, is to tell him, "It's all la your leads th* world In telephones and mind " , automobiles, also has more hay| |t u n‘t ragweed pollen In Itself Iroar ftetlma than any athar foun-j,h l, MUW, hiy hul m u lB hop* of cutting down the Inc of hay fever. It* aspect* the b*r of cases to grow w Use » * w r i .......... % Wkyy byT m m ai gf iam I " * «K» pros“ w,rJThese ? W1"*ehem,h* hay Ic beloT. develop it orj n iyr ., good pro. chemicals ,Inln virus*! t0 f.r,hll tmlM ry &r, " , n ‘7 ,e*l* »l*rt D*wr to manufaclurk ,rs . Tkla is the toaary ad Dr. Rudolph mg protective antibodies. They la frp" lon h 1M** U Mayor, discoverer af pyrlbansa- turn produr* histamine, a Aae'.n. - c . • h lv -_., h. j . . . mine, aa antlhiatamla* used la th* position product whrb causez tn* After iMndma M years’ treatment of bay fever. | wheeling, -necimg. eje-watering t„ g ‘e X f i .e " t h / t e a t Ihil In Europe, where every available "ose-running syraptoms of bay » , nt, is hay fever. gl*c* cf land l* tilled or utilised In. I tie knots it * nothin* i aoma way, thar* Is no room for ragweed, which ia blsmtd for M fa r sent ad all bay fever. , "Only to tha United Itataa can we afford to* luxury af unused •pan ft*Ids and lata, where rag­ weed grows," said Dr. Mayer. . While bay t o r n may be a by prodnrt af national prosperity, it giro* Mi vlctlma-wbos* annual •toianal te rtu n begins thia month —anything but a anus* 4 Individ- Y U U K t It L L IN U diaaaaaa coet aoma >4,7»,ooo workdays sack year. On* af tho aoreri points with too** afflicted with hay f e r n it to ll toty moot with Httl* sympathy town their aonaUerfle frtends. 1 b * plight ts regarded a* oddly B M t! WASHINGTON, <f*~Evary ses­ sion of Congrtti produces at least o h dominant figure, dominant la tha itn ia of balm effective or being ia the spotlight. This Tsar's session produced three dominant men mho were outstandingly ef­ fective. All three were Democrats: lea Walter George. TT, of Georgia; Sam Rayburn, TS, of Texai, speaker of the Houie; and Sen. Lyndon B. J onn son, 4T, of. T riae Demorratic majority leader of the Senate. Democrat George was Republi­ can President Eisenhower's chief reliance in Congress on foreign affaire. George la chairman of the •Senate Foreign Relation! Lommitlee. Johnion and Rayburn, ai bosses of Iheir reapectiva houses, ran Congress. They, more than anyone elae in Congreaa, ateered through to pav aage the year'a bundle of legUlalion with a minimum of fuai and feathera. That theae three men — all quiet, undramatlc, umen«ational— ahnuM be the outstanding men In ^W A irti SAM DAWSON Rising Prices Threaten Buyers NEW YORK i*—Riling prices of industrial materials are creeping in today to threaten the buyer's p aiid iir that consumers have been enjoying. F.aamplr: Tha price of natural rubber went up some time back. Makers of tires In this country fretted but consumers paid little attention. But now tires are going up so to TO cents at tha retail Itvel. Food prices mostly have been steady to lower. As a whole they'll probably stay that way. But from Brazil comes a report of a frecte and unprecedented snow. Just two yesrs ago a similar report set off the big Inflation In green coffee prices that brought roasted coffee to II 23 a pound re­ tail. Already coffea "futures" arc advancing. Trices nf many of the materials na Tho sou*try fa truly a aportomaa'a parodis* and although thou- Capital's Dignity Dissolves Into Fun As Session Closes whose own Republican Senate lead­ er. Kno» land of California, was frequently critical of hia ideal oa foreign affain. % Aa George, without bluater, took full control in the foreign field in the Senate, Know land bad leu and leaa to aay and ditappeared further into the background. George went down the Una for E .m h o u rr and at leaat onra Kernel to provide the Budge that puthrd Etaenhower into action. It wia George who tin t auggeited the Preiident meet wrlth the Rua- _ alani a few weeka before Etsea- ™ hower agreed to it. Johnson and Rayburn are a t fine a pair of profcaaionala — in g e t t i n g legialation paaaed nr blockrd — at Congreaa haa arm In at leait a generation. Both work quietly behind Ihe aernea Un.ng up votei and agreement!. Under johnaon'a guidance the Senate aatonlahed Itaelf with the amount of work it got done with % a minimum of argument. Florida Cabinet Agrees To Go Slow TALLAHASSEE tfv-Recsnae A t WASHINGTON UT-Coagietston state of Florida is expected to havw Q to watch Its dollars closely tha u*d by manufacturers have risen of countless consumer Itemi weigh at dignity and lawmaking tensions nrat two years, the cabinet has fairly steadily this year. their chances of pasting tha costs dissolved Into hijlnka, harmony and a greet to go slow on letting con­ Reel prices have gone up IT SO a along to the ultimate buyer ef rollicking higk spirits in the closing tracts for major building projects. hours of the ISM House session t»n on Ihe average. A hike in the manufactured products, The lavs Legislate** approved ilrfl freight rale for both rail and Some building material* have , Tuesday night. milor carriers has just hern r*r- Inched higher this year, helped Old-timers said they had seldom a IS million dollar first priority omm ended by an Interstate Com- along by higher wage rates and by , If ever have seen a boisterous out­ construction program in its record mrfre Commission examiner. This shortages brought on by the build- burst of monkev shines in the tradi­ breaking 404 mllmn dollar general Appropriations Act. pull still morw pressure on steel mg boom on which government of- tionally sedate llouae chamber. The Cabinet decided In go ahead Over In the Senate things were prijes. finals are now laying a mild curn. quieter. Up almost to the last min with planning work on tha pro. ~ Copper prices at the refinery hold uta Sen. Morse tD-Orei was read­ Jerts hut to make a careful analy. * st )l cents a pound, but so scarce ing a long speeeh on federal aid an of state funcUons before avrsrcL is me metal that some eager con­ to cdueattosi. while one by one hu Ing contracts. sumers are paying premiums up colleagues slipped away. la |s rents a pound for any they The action wai recommended Morse kept on, even when Sen by Terry Lee, bead of the Concan find. A copper strike last sumLehman (D-NY> cams up for a stnirtlon Division of tha Cabinet me} started the scarcity, and anfarewell handclasp. othtr this summer ia making It Board of Commissioner! ef Slat* In Ihe House the joint was jump­ Institutions. • iruif. ing. Members had cleared their Aluminum this week Is advancing Lea suggested funds for actual calendar, and about 100 of them I construction be held up “until one cent a pound. Talk of lead and hung around waiting on Ihe Senate. | we re sure the stale can pay thins line pnews going up agaia la being -e» »• revived. A* metal price* gn np the makers Too Late To Classify Ry Rl'SMELL RAT If you hav* never visited the Tscifle Northwest, by all means do so at tha first opportunity for tt It truly a wondsrful country with trrnie beauty unsurpassed. Tha Western Rockies la Canada In Wash. Hgton and Oragea a n msgnincent. During the last three days ! hat* been touring paints af intere,t In this fabulous area and every minute bo* been a thrill. Thia column is written from Eugene, Oregon, a eity about the also of Orlando, lylr.g between tho Coast and tba Cascade*. Oregon la it III a plgnear state with a marvelous future ahead af tt. Falk* her* don't see/n t* realise what they have iu tbs way of natural beauty and rotaurrvi. No state, not evea Florida, eaa beast better fishing and hunting: gam* and fish ar* abundant everywhere and yet very little effort la beIng mad* to promote this natural advantage. From the standpoint of aranlc beauty such natural attractions as Crater Laka National Park and th* numerous National Paroat arras are unsurpassed, Rands ar* exceptionally goad evea in tba mountain*, and while tourist travel boro ia picking op oaek roar, H I* email compared to Florida. I checked hundred* of ex’s oo tho highway and In th* cities and waa surprised at haw few aut-af-stete llrewsss I saw, mostly from adjoining states. While mast towns hav* ana ar m a n modern mater courts, th a n ar* net enough and many mare could bo operated with profit Th* state ha* don* aa aaeallent jab In peaservtng natural resourr**. Tha entire ocean coast tin* af Dragon la awaad by tha stela with pa private haochea such as w* find tn Florida. All a f them are open t* Ihe public, Th* same hold* Ins* a f much af tha b u s t and moMtoM area. Bute phriu and roarootteo nrona era nnmsr sua nod tvwUabte to th* visitor* withoat iss U i spite of torrtft* legisla­ tive prssanra. th* state haa man­ aged to. boo* vote faeoat o n e s totael gad fro* of the woodamon'a the Capitol in IMS la the beat evidence that thia waa a peaceful and buiinetiUkt year in Congreaa. All three wvrw creative In the tanae that they were for tome thing: they backed program!. Very often it'a the men who make a record for being against lomelhing — Like Sen M rCifthj IR-Wla), who cheerfully attacked both the Truman and Eisenhower who are domiadministration nsnt in the sens* that thej mooopolu* tha apothght. Tha apotlilhl'a full gtnw maa on McCarthy laat year at It waa aver aince 1M0 ■hen be began making hit thargei of Communlata In g.ivernment. Laat year, ho*ever, hr had to ahare the cen'rr of the stags with the two men *ho put the skids under him: Flanders ot Vermont and Watkins of Utah, both Republican*. Thu year McCarthy, Flanders and Walkini all disappeared back Into the comparative obscurity from mhick they had emergH. George's influence and prestige on the side nf Elsenhower came at a handy time for the Preiident. Three New Medicines That Make Life Safer ministered to humaaa without techniques ar. aon>*anUy mak­ damaging afiscU on unborn chil­ ing our torn tnf rr and raurii morn dren. But experUnsnU, In which Osh at radlodigltoxin ware given •omfottabW. to woman whose pregnancy had to bo swftealiy terminated tor Our monthly i-.*... -u u . - e a l medical reasons, ahowad tha drug su e ta siMO u sr t|« a t hssit t t S S T M a ' K e & V i S t patient* without running undue berri*. loganberries, strawberries, noneytew and rrrnthaw melons, just cm Ing In season her*, a* well as f»*h caught salmon, brook tro a ia n d a Pacific Coast erab that volte la your mouth. Thia ia a* p i n far o guy aa a diet. toppfd Florida's citrus peoduetkm la the ui-M season In tha orange, grapohtt and tangarino divisions, ralstegn par cant af Ih* crap. Orvwrs thar* pceduead H.tfT,Mb Mm af oranges: 14AMMt of grotfnitt, and IAU.M0 of tea gs rinse far a total of ITAMAM bexaa. rhis w aa, M par cant af tha at*'* orange production; M per <M af th* grapefruit total tod M ar teat af tho tangerines TWb War counties, Orange ant Lab* Cabined with Polk to proW w f v than half Ffarida* cit- antlhlJtamlnU agent with Mtlla aid* affect Tola drug la reported •ffsetlva in aliaetettna symptoms •f allanrte rh'nlUa, hUs-rla and Pttreaaln Tannate In Otl haa been used on a trial basis to con­ •th ar aJiug-vx K*porting In a recant issue nf trol gastrointestinal bleeding. Dr. tha JeuruU ad Allergy, throe R. G. MothUg reports In tha Har­ Toledo doctor*. Henry a Monte, per Hospital Bulletin th a t two Frank F. A Rawong and Karl D. cc. war* administered in tram in­ F'glsy, said oral odmlntetrattea sularly each day. White waiting fur tba slower of Ollattn Mateate anally proytdsa actios* against aympioma acting Fttreaaln Tat.oats in OU within M mlnutea to one hour. to taka affaet, on* cc. of aqueous Duration of ihe nctimi w obrnte posterior pituitary extract waa Injected the Brat day. four bourn. 8* reports th at bleeding of ul­ Most summon aid* offsets, ac­ cording in tests, la drowsiness, cerative colitis and peptic ulcer bul only n small number af pa* waa usually checked within two ttente reported oven moderate days Qw inoo a n anawn sedation. Mrs. a I t la a woman who h u boon Wonted for trtchom onu vaglnolte to bo plagued with t» WILL YOU BE OUR GUEST? S 'l have leeted H elr-candltienrd rooms et the Msr-Lee Motel Absolutely FREE le alt aew arrival* N siisa. nek ets at etsr roar Naval hays at Air tba office of Odham & Tudor,0 Inc, "BulMsrs af Fine Humes" H U g. French Are. Trade-Ins Clearance Sal* �■ it'sr.T.! Ic c C r e a m L a m h A - G a m b o l i u g ! Social fcvBjrdtA. Filmland Jumps To Swing Music; Bands Reunite HOLLYWOOD (Ji — Drama m a k n this town Bit world* ja n capital thia week. Ifullywond'i jumping to tome of the beat awing mu*ir heard In go and no wonder. Two of the g rra te it band* of tha awing era arc reunited. The reunion ia only temporary, but while it laita *nm# great mu air L b«mg made. At Universal-International, they are making "The Benny Goodman Story" and moit of the original member* of that grrateat of awing band* are rocking ?h# »ound »ta sea. Gene Krupa. Teddy Wilson. -fames, IJon el Hampton and Goodman, the King of Swing hirruel/. term to be playing belter than ever, if that it poulbl#. «■.V" *nn,*hl'» flim aa shnw m er U sS-T \, the original Bob Croiby Bobcat* will t>« reunited. This ,* 0'1 0,t» °f the greateal of all .V*.“ h S * " >|UU* * ,u Perform their old arrangement* of **Mu»k rat Ramble." - t i n Mill Blue.," I-lttie Ito*k Getaway" and other Dme'arni cla.vlca. T h . p |,y “One Night Stand" will drama Ur# a true incident in the liitiory of the BoboaU. pfcy. jng themselves will be »ucb Dlx*# Iwnd #xperta a . Eddie Miller b X " l,I " M ,rr* M,“ F Matlock, Hobby Hasgart. Billy Butterfield. t h *r'1* 7 r»<'rden and Croiby. “ • h ird «" believa that the world came rime to missing Goodmen a n u-ic. Krupa diiclmed how Goodman once dr.paired of ever gening the puboe to buy hi. idea a in u W|l When the band itarted on its fir»t onenighter trip we.t, often ' ,*er# m°r* mu.lciana In the bailroomi tJug paying eu.tom er», ha aaid. ,,Bu*lne»« waa to bad that Goodman called a meet* •« Perhapa the band had belter give up twine and .ta r , pia,,„f u ,. J J E S rial. Mickey M»uh»typ# mutic that waa the rage then. ELONGATED BODY LINK for Ihla cocktail dic>* of bl.uk end whit# printed checked a.Ik organic—from th# Add* buupton collection. Soli pleat* curve ■round th# hlphn# and gtv# full* r n i In th# iklrt. Tin nr* Mm# U m ffrd at taels *iu# v-.ih who* organdy •Shower Given Bride-Elect O f August 7 Mus Pandr* Dunn, hrlda-alect of Sub#It R. Barg, honored tail Bignt with ■ kitchen ahowrr, given bv lira. L- P. Payton and Mri, AH. A. Hall at l l n . Ilall'a homa on X. P in t St. at 8 o'clock. M ind bougutta of Howira wer# placed la appropriate ipota around tha room and was# tnier*pcr»ed with natural greenery. A bou<|u:t of npaa pink rotra waa placed b We all toll him lhal we eould a ativar bowl at tka antranca and maka more money el*ewher« but aa a tmbla in tha tantar of tha o f 'L V . * H * • ' ,h hlm room waa an antique allver bowl apfwul ~ l*°t *ommarciil erntarad with on* roaa Oa tha So tha Goodman band atuck with dining room tabla whtra tha hurt^ a re e a gift* war* placed waa aa* awing and finally - # t y,# old other arranraaaent of mined flow Palynmar Ballruont here in ]/* ■r*. £?**£* ™ ' i *Lm £ ? • mu' ,e (iamaa warn played and tha n it T tit m t la kliturr, m i v i wlnnara preiantod tha prliea to wouM not he making a movie Mil* Dunn which wera kitchen about B.*nn> Goodman. articla*. Many lovely gift* wera'j received by tha honoree. Rrfrr.h- Mra. Paey King, Mr* J. vr. Wll* menta of onen-faca landwirhal, •*<n, Miaa Peggy U il.on, Mr*. R, lemonade, cake, a gelatin aalad, f Houle, M ix Caroline Mrlnnli, Mrs. A. O. Melanie, Mr*. L. E. and mlnta were aerved. Thoae iavited to ho with tha Walker. Mra. George Touhy, Mm. E. B. (^bride-elect included her mulher, Nr*. Sam Dunn, the groum-elect'a Taylor. Mre, A. K Shoemaker gr., mother, Mra 1. J Berg, hi* alt* Ira. « . A. Maffrt, Mm. R. W. tor, Mra. F T. Rrmaky, Mra. Hie, Mra. R. C. Miller, Mia* Mild, Char lee Dunn Sr.. Mra. John Gor- red Miller, Mra. Mllloa Moore, and don Dunn, MUa Katherine Brown, the hostesses. W IL L YOU OUR BE G U EST? Wa haae Wated W air-ronditleuad room* at tha M*r*Iwu MataL Thay ara abaolatrly FHF.K ta all Baw arrival* at a w Naval Air BUtiea, - Pick ap year kaya a l (Ka efflea af ODHAM & TUDOR, Inc. •Salldare t t Fin* SS?S B. F ra n c k • A t *. \ ♦ O N E 1 2 " T A ! IL E - 4 .9 9 n Lamb* gambol otat tha buff* tabla to m.ka tha g.reM Jm v rl Imuln.tde’ Tha.a tprlghlly b.rbigara of .p rln ara m .!« aa.tty with *r>voa>fUI of »iraw harry ka era.ieeoeonat and aaaorted confa* lt,.na 1 -r coal. ram. a.ya* and nnaa To mat It ta of ihn lamt.* bar ter ciaaui in th* halt catloa alt* carton Si’flftoT mlmota bloom in ih# Horn Oil;* ih n * Ihrta lamb* play— but wy hlo*aom —**rn <tac4»lK>u» —will craat. a happy apfUgUnta batkgrvmd tor tb* pally lamb*. ; Too Many People Never Learn To Like Fruits, Vegetables tu rsd a t Tha CPO Wive’a flub will mee: at A p m. at the CPO Club. A tala will follow tb* marling and refreshment! will he aarxid. Tbe Glcancri Clan of the Fit it flaptut Church will meet at * p. m. at the nnm* nf Mri. Rea New* mine with Mri, J. A. Sirauga a* co-hniteaa. Circlea of the WSCS of tha Flr*t Methmilat Chureh will mret at • : t i a. m at Uia following place* No. One. Mra. W. P f ield., 300 W. 17th St., Mr* Ralph Dean, cn hoft#*a; No. Two. Mr*. J. F. McClelland, >19 Elliott Ave.; No Three, Mra. Walter Price, Lake Monme; No Fou>, Vri. Oclavia Rumbley. Ul> W. Flrat S t, Mri. C. F. Rranan, an hotteai; No. Five, Mr*. J. If. Nicboiioa, Briercltft Ave. *W LADIES' DRESS & CA SU A LS • Rtff. 1.99 to 11.95 now fled* ►»• l iav’tan lu iW a t Clrelea of the Pint Pre.byterlan PART' k A M B t Church will meet *i the church Form a ball of atrawbarry 1r* e ra s with .poem or •-'op Quickly roll al 11 a m A centre.l duh lunch­ In ihrrddad coconut, pttat allb t til* Into a r.tb ip r About a third of eon wilt be •ened at noon. Im­ lb* wo from lha imallar and, pr, r la with Hum tip. to form Iambi mediately following will be U«C cheek* and law pvt on drt.art pl*a Bu«ine>. and lntpuaUnnal meet* I U ia 1 red wedge .h i.p t4 Jrlllrd eandlea for ta r*. 1 chocolata bu*. ing. potMed aid* te. for ayaa. ■ r>d ir.rg .'h ln o cheiry half tor longuw t or Boae, cut a marahmatlow la half to a t e half-etrrlr: plara cut aid* again*! Evening Circle N# Ore of the k * craam. A half gntloa carton of : * c i u d will maka if l( lamb* it , I Pirat Preibyteiian Church, Mt«. W’. 8. Brum ley, chairman, will mret with Mra. John Wil.on, tiolilen Lake, at * p m Mra. U. C, Maxwell and Mi Caldwell vena a . co*hoaU>vc. SUMMER SHOE SALE * Canasta Party Given In Honor Of Sandra Dunn Tha Executive Board of the Women of the Church will meet Ini the Seition lt"om of the Ftr»t| Pic.bytcrian Church at 10 a. m Cirri# No. On# of the TVSCS of th* F ir.t Methndl.t Church with Mr*. P. H. Colbert, chairman, will meet with Mr*. W. P. Field* 100 W 17th St at 10 a. m Mr*. Ralph Dean will be co hm uai. I . 9 9 . 5 .9 9 WSCS Enjoys Skit Mr*. William llnwaid and Mi.a Jranetl* Cleveland honored Mix Sandra Dunn, popular hrtda-elert of Aug. 7, with a card party Tueatiav evening at Mr.. Howard'* home. They w»re a .elated by Mrs, A. C. Cleveland atii Mr*. T. A. Stile*. Decoration* included mived hnu* qtirta nf flower* with on* nf var* ivted row tud* on th* table at th# entrance. The gifta wei# plac­ ed under a white ruffled erep* I paper umbrella Tb# guetl* were .rated at Individual card tabla* nn wjueh an arrangement nf a bride doll gown-H in a while net grata and clowned with a vail topped with llliea nf Ih# valley wa* placed. Catia>ta w*. played and Mr*. William Smkthera wa. high tenr* and Mr*. T. A. S llln low. Th# hnnntr* held the marked napkin. Refreshment* of coffee, rake. Ire cream, m in'• and nut* wrrv irrved in c ry ta l duhe*. Thnx invited '.n h* with Ml.* Dunn included, her mother, klr*. nam Dunn. Ml*. Miidird Await, Mix l‘#l»y Collin., Ml.. Annette Rrnokt, Mia* Carol Cleveland, Mi.* (•rar# Mi ilia Stmeeipher. Mis. Willi 'in Smathri*, M u. Aik# Blown, Mi .* Joann Moore, M >• Margntrt ytorri.nn, MU* Cievel and, Mr.. Howard, Mr*, and ard Mr*. Stile*. BY M VKJoniE M. MORRISOf blem of ohevity facing u» b-lay. Plnilda Male R.vafd nf llealih The nc\t Uirrr werlii, n r ituil Lav! atek we .treated the ne<! h# con.ntering thli problem of for eating a variety of f" Mr weight control in term, of good alvn mention«<l the fact Uiat Fi­ find hahita. nd* w«« Mewed with a wlite va • icty nf fruit, and vrgelatilc* b l • injected that people living hew do n->t u*a them to the evict that veema nutritionally de»lr«ble. Why? Mr and Mm Phil Rexler at­ Mr. and Mr*. Donald Baron, Many people have never fcan* newlywed., were honored Tues­ tended a performance of the new ed to like India and vegatab u day evening with a dinner parly musical "Fanny", itariing Enrio and afr unwilling to try to ctul- given at tha Eola PUra Hotel in I'liua and Walter Sletak, while vat* a liking for them. Th# et n- Oilvmjo. Th* party wa* given visiting iu New Yolk. mon rrauin w# hear, however, by th * bride's fraud mother. ta, "food* grown on poor Floi da Mr* Lula Miller of Orlando. Friend, of Mr* Henry Witte S r, .oil are r" good anyway. »o vhy Enjoying ilia happy occasion will h* glad In Irarn that she ha* bother?" Thu U * fallacy, Bv< * with Mr. and Mr*. Ita run w ere, improved after an operation She factl the Rev and Mr. John I . Miller, I “ ln ,h* Fetnald Laughton M«mo Current reiejrch aecm. to te* Mr*. Chrlitine WiMxtrSff. Jackie 1 rial Hospital die ate th.: If the plant will fi>«. Miller, David Millor and Mra. Lu It will Ivne th# deured food va* la Miller. Mr and Mrs Henry I! Witt# JF. lu* lire f nt. Wh-l happen* la that and daughter Patti of Ft Myers poor mil produce, a *maUer emp at* visiting relative* htia Uut than good aod. Soil lerlility do»» week. not cn.nga th* compo.lUoa of food value of the erop m.tertally Mr and Mrs J. M Leonard are w» Iriwk# teute •!*•*• . r ..a .n e mm »a«k in New Smyrna winy fartori %inich *rfm to if (leach. feet Ih# nutritive value of plant* It ifvm t that Ute amount of vgn Four yonngst'ri Bom Sanfmd th# piexadmg wind., th# an <8int h.v* returnot to 'heir home, after of rainfall all may play a * r t attending The Raylor Summer in the tulal nutiiUva value o( Mu l amp* al Ciiattanonga, Tenn. The*.* product, youngster, an# llrore W Anderson J r , Gly nn and Roger llodge., Pa. Mr.it of u> loday do not rel] nn ol* Road; and Huy Wnght, 4(3 a nngl# lourt* for food . In Elliott Ave, other word*, lew of ua aur npt a total "live at homa" p io r >m Th* vegetable, and fruit* w* Kiy Mr. and Mr. Charlea Duna Sr. FAMILY gUPPER are .hipped in from many *1 *• Hare'a a top of-th' rang# rice of Abeidcro, N. C„ ara vt.iting Frown tood* are parked in n inv pudding. Mr anil Mrt. John Gordon Dunn .action* nf the country, Wr (ill Sliced llan r M a.h •*(| pDf*f"F» and uthrr r lain*, for a short nvt-l variety, but not berau*e ». tun*. Mft rinatad gnap Rcan Salad may b# worried about the ^->.1 Bread Tray value of our Flortda-growu Robert R Rerg h». vDItlng him Chill*.: Rlc# Pudding dure. fnr awhil* bia mother, Mr*. L. J. R rverag a lleig and hia brother-ln law and And, along tbl* »ame line. <|n • CHILLED’ RICE PUDDING >l,t*r Mr. and Mra. F. T. Remaley be fuoled by tb* faddlil cl Anlo g red lrn ta: I I r ip packaged pie •on Franeli nf New Remington, that nothing ia good that ukot r* T h.v'ar* her# for tb* Dunn erganlrally grown. W# do hot * okH sugar, va teaspoon .alt, H tea mean to dlacredit th* «>* ofoe spoon ajtmeg, H eup aream Rerg wedding. ganie feiiilUer*, but merely ('-hipped), 8 fifth or canned paarh r*«l F. Hodglna, atatlnnad at to Indicate that commercial halvas, V* cup curt ant jelly (melt- gtawart Air Forr# Rax, T e r n , liiera have their plar* tn pr nt '). will h« her# thl* weekend for the day living. You won’t aUr to eMethod: >(t> rlc# ard milk tn a Dunn-Reig wedding, death, nutritionally apeaking I be xurepan. Bring to a boil; rover rau.a you aa* 10111111*1 x111 I I'o.ely and rontlnu# lulling geptMr and Mr# J M kttnaelpher ler ta your garden. ly for 18 minute#; fluff rice octa.- and daughter Mil* Grar* Marie Re earrh by lb# Burtaa Innally with fork. Remove from Siinecipbcr, have returned home man Kutnlton and Home h>at. Stir In augar, **1t and nutmu*., U S Department nf l l » mag. Cool > minute.; chill about from New Smyrna Re.eh where culture, Indicate# that tb# kodv I hour. JuaL tiefor# s-rving, fold thay hav# barn tor tha pa.l two moat often Ucking in lb* U i I* whipped aream. Spoon tCe weeks. ran dieU of mUk, VlUmtn land m lltut# into aarvlng di.hea; top Th# Rmr and Mra John L Mil Vitamin C rich food*. Ora# >8fj with pear# halve (cut aid* up); vagetablai are good aourcaa Vl- poor m-ltad jelly over peach**. ler and son. J.rki# and David left thl. morning for North Caro tamin A; raw aabbaga. graai »P Makei 8 aarving.. Itna wher* they will attend thr pen, tnmatoei, eitru* fruit paHidgerrest Baptist Assembly for payai, guavat, barbadoi, cb 1a*. Drr.« up baker’s plain white a week. and many other# are a* int or ip»n(# eik# with a homemade 1mi reel of Vitamin C. Theta Ut- frosting Cream three table*[toons Mis* JuanHa Wynn#, daughter tie nr no reaaon for Flnnd dk* of butter or margarine with two to be ahorl on Vitamin A t’ rip# sifted confectioner’# tugar of Mr. and Mr* L. II Wynne, left 1**4 night for tha llnlgarra.i rich food!. and a tablespoon nf grated (•rang* Baptist Camp In North Carolina In fact. If wa wwdd nod. Ifli ta enough nrang# juka of the**, perhapa k> maka good spreading contlsAiry deaawrtl aoft matlngua. would ba eoneemed about pro-' t« c y . terva<1 atop thin vanilla pudding. ftewlyweds Feted At Eola Plaza Try This One The general butinex meeting of Mr* Roy Van-T tha WSCS of th# F!r»t Methodi.t drgriUit Jr., Ta Church u a . held Tur.day morning hnkee,, w * . *P ' at 9 »S o'clock in McKinley Hall, pninled e h a I r with Mr* W'. A. Hunter, pr«*l- man of tha Iji dent, pre.idmg. d i e . Activltie. The meeDnj opened with a hymn Committee f o r '*T*k# Time To Re Holy,” followed the tlth Annual* by prayer led bv Mr*. Hunter. In Conv entlon o f __ tha ab.ence of the .ecretary, Mri. the Florida Fruit J. N. Arratvllo rr.d th* minute, a n d Vegetable M ri^T aaS griH nf the previ.iu. meeting, emtimuni- A«*nelation, ac­ ration, and bouid recommenda­ cording to an announcement by tion*. Mr* R W Turner, trea.ur- Convention Chairman George H, Cooper. Princeton. cr. gave her monthly report. The Convention I* being held It wa. announced that the So. ciety would ipon% r It* baiaar on thu vear it the Fontainebleau Ho­ Thursday, Nov. 17, beginning at tel, Miami Reach on Oct. (. 3, and 2 p. m. The group voted to «orvc "H w with plea.ur* that 1 an* • upper that evening in McKinley Hall and recommended that chil­ noimre th# appointment of Mr*. and her acreptance of dren*' portion. b« t r n r d a well th# rbairmanihip of the Ladle* a. adult., Mr. J C Davi. announce! that \rtivitie* Committee Guest* at the following cirrl.-v would be re* <*ur 17th Convention may well look to an excellent social pro«pon*ibl# for m d-waek praver 1 forward erjl, m and real southern hospitali­ .ervic* in September Sept 7. fir cl# Ten; Sept, U. Circle Nine; ty." said Cooper. Tbe l-adiet Activities Committee, Sept Jl, Circle Eight; and Sept appointed annually bv th# Conven­ 28 Circle No Seven. tion Chairman, function, as offi­ Mr* W M Colbert J r . announc­ cial ho.texrs during tha Conven­ ed that the following circhi «mid tion md i. in charga of entertain­ be In charge of the designated acti­ ment for the vt.iting ladies and vities Sir September: program, guesti, according to Cooper. Circle Three; communion. Circle Mrs. Vandrgritt 1* the wlf# of Ten; and L’SO, Circle Four. Roy Vamtrgrift Jr,, a director of Sir. Colbert then presented Mra. the Association. Ale* Vaughan with a life member­ ship pin and certificate on behalf of the WSCS. Mr*. Hunter tb**n turned the meeting over lo Mr* Marvin I.eddon, chairman of Circle Four, who had rharg# of the program The LA STTn»jTO I)A Y program wa* opened with the hymn, "Th# Church's On# Foun­ dation." after which Mr*. Lcd.lon read the scripture. *'Ut*e Up O’ Men Of God” wa* sung and Mr*, la-ddon introduced Mr*. James Rotard, who gav# a brief Introduction rv Jp to an original and entertaining skit on "Horn# Ml.«inn* " Mra. Boiard was axD Ird by Mr. Adam Miller, Mrs. Ralph Guodsj>eed and Mrs. Rlakr Sawyer. RTAIITS TOMORROW At live rnnrliivlon of the skit, the fX« Rh |H#Y•* meeting was adjourned. m u am wo pi tn*j uvno rot ncut -------------------4. ro tt MEN ONLY A new ahampon e«peciallr for men ia m 1 nonbreakahl* plastic bottle and contain, hexarhlornphena, a skin bartaria fighter Nn.al %f*a*|l1 KhfhteAgG— which help* tn rhrrk dandruff. A I.SO Wm R e x A lle n 1 Dm 5 s 2 M lL | S a lt Coni la y f T A K E 1 FREE 1 I « i a h W .B jM u Salta 1 * “ U n d e r M e x ic a li Star** THLRSDAT — FRIDAY STARTS 7:11 STARTS SUNDAY cwurii ■ mtmm th e sevenl U yeaHtch !»•* 7:13 — 11:18 FLUX r IS* cias^KW AficoPC | *TIIK WOMAN IN THK WINIMm” KTAItltlMl EDW ARD t, RORINWON J O I N R EN N B T T 9:31 tlnly CARTOON — NRW8 AUGUST CLEARANCE SLACKS TROPICALS GABARDINES DACRON BLENDS AND RAYONS REDUCED TO CLEAR I Soma Below VL Price M EN S SHOES - IN \ ^ \ v' \ j i x f Ct r \ r l P lD f IN TM£ A TDf ALSO BARGAINS IN < SUITS SHOES R tf. 5.95 to 12.95 l it Mrs. Vandergrift Chosen President Of Ladies Group Given By Circle 4 THURSDAY The Flrat Baptist Junior Royal will hold rehearsal al 7:30 p m. Ih e P in t Baptist Chuith Chutr Ambassador* will meel at 1 p.m. FRIDAY There will be a dance for the CPU', and their guest* with de­ coration* being done by th* Cl’O Wtve'a Club. Mu.ir will be fui* nithrd by the Mdot.mra an t dancing from il until 12:30. A t­ tendance pruee will be awarded. MONDAY The WMU of Die P in t B.ptUt Church will gather for ita regular Hinting at 10:43 a. m. A covered di.h luncheon will be held at 12 noon followed by the program at 1 o'clock Circle No. Three in charge, Mre. J r Wright, leader, liurit speaker u Mrs. Man. Aur* abakkan the former Mi»a Ellen Meriwether. Evening Clrclr* N> Two and Thfre of th* llr*t IVe.bytarian Church Ml*. C Wf. Jahmon and Mr*. M M. l ard, chairmen, wil' hold a yunt meeting in Ilia Edu­ cational Building al 8 r m. Iloat* n f * will tw Mr., Robert it ramlatt. Mi*. T*m W. Freeman. Mr*. Jo* Garrett, and Mra. Curtia Hoghea. The EM# Knight Circle of tbe Fir»t Bapti.t l hurcb will meel at Ibr home of Mra. George Dick von. 22fl tt. 19th St at a p m. Circle* of the WSCS of the Ftr.l Mi'thndM Chuich will moel av follow*: Circle No. Six with Mr* C. F Mim*, IlfUt Steven* Ave at 1:38 p m ; Cirri* No, Seven with Mr*. L. P. Hagan, Ui»2 Park Ave., at 1 30 p m ; Circle No Eight with Mr*. W". P. Chapman VV. P in t St at I p. m. The rir cle will bold a market ba.ket .ale; Circle N oe with Mr*. J. N Auarcllo, ff j Park Ave., ,at 3 p. m.; and Circle Ten with Mr*. John Morgan, Torrevt Drive, 3 p. m . Mra. Robert Ea.tnrda), \v htm»w t •- TTTF SAVFOnn HERALD Thura. Auir* I 19xS I’.ig* S 15.00 Cool Pajamas (Z t8 SALE - STRAW S NOW $3.98 AND V i PR ICE u Q. 9 9 - 7 .9 9 ___ 1 0 MENfS WEAR m o m lm J �•r ~ T _ - Managers Hollering 'Rematch' THE SANFORD HERALD] I’ngc 6 Thuns. Aug. 4,1955 Auto Officials Will Withdraw Racing Sanction TAMPA, — Tampa'e p a r k benches are usually used to r sun­ WASHINGTON Hi - Two auto­ ning, carrying on conversations, mobile racing tragedies this year were given as factors in the de­ cision of the Amercan Automo­ bile A»sn. to withdraw Its unction of auto racing In th® United Statai alter this year. Indications came that the Na­ tional Assn, ot Stock Car Auto Racing (NASCAR) may try to Uke the role AAA Is leaving. At Daytona Braeh, FIs., Bill France, NASCAR president, said ail '.AA drivers and car owners arc w e l c o m e to compete in NASCAR-sanrtloned events If they meat qualifications. The Sports Car Club o; America was mentioned as a possibility of taking over sponsorship of the an­ nual Memorial Day race at Indi­ anapolis. The death of BUI Vukovlcb. pop­ ular racing figure, at the 300-mUe Indianapolis race this year was one of the tragedies mentioned In the AAA decision yesterday. The other was that at Lemans, France, where TO persons were killed and •1 injured In a racing accident that spUled Into spectators. The AAA has nothing against a u iim o h ile racing Itself, AAA pres­ ident Andrew J . Sordonl, WilkesBarre, Pa., said In announcing the decision. He added that the AAA felt that racing, with emphasis on speed, contributed little to one of the main objectives of the AAA: pron rtlo n of street and highway safety. The AAA has given Its sanction V only about 10 per cent of the s ilo races in this country, offi­ cials said, but these were the ma­ jor ones, including tho Indi­ an spoils classic. Anton Hillman Jr., owner of the In ilanapolis Speedway, said the 401h shnual Mo mile rare will go on at scheduled next May 20. viewing scenery and for romance. But now a Tampa anglrr has dis­ covered a new use—catching big tarpon. Edward Van Horn was quietly fishing from hie favorite park beach last week and enjoying Tampa Bay scenery when he hooked Into a W-pound Silver King. For the neat 40 mlnuUs Van Horne had little time to en­ joy acenrry or anything else aa be battled the giant T^-pon. Finally the huge fish was worn out and Van Horne was able to reel It In to the ata wall In front of the bench. But Ihla presented another problem—how to get the Tarpon out of the water without a geff. Van Horn# decided to Uke a chance and pull It in by Use leader. The leader bald and Vaa Horn# rushed the big fish to tho nearby official weighing station of the Tournament and entered Us "park bench” catch. Ho won the dally pdas offered la tha tour­ ney. Tho tournament la fast ap­ proaching tho August t l DerbyUay flab off when tho tight week­ ly winner* vie for a new ataUon wagon and other valuable prises. The sis weekly winners already doclded are; James F. Kelley, B l Petersburg: 1L R. Hanford, Dune­ din: Dr. K*n Wadsworth, Tampa: Oren Adams, Wlmauma: H. A. Ilag adorn, Linsoaa and Mr*. Vir­ ginia Will of Tampa. P ti* r § K * 1Q06* lO c K m tn - rtM-cip no* 6 H fO X M TM ie n o r ff m l f -w# MA**+OTCMPrr FO R I w c c e w v t W9i9 OVtK fK lY * And Then TheRans Came-Or, It Is Hoped By Gi mdpa Chari By 1AM LONTTMAN < (Staff Writes) Borne poet, unknown and there­ fore unsung, rare said, "Whether ww have rain ar whether we havei gear oa the airfare. Wasn't there ■now, we must have weather,, a movie long, long age, titled "A whether er no t'' Marti Twain then family A ffair" f Well, between came along with his eftqneted gem, tbs Ivey, the Philips aad the Mve­ "Everyone Is talking about the rbena (or should we say 'among*) weather but m one is doing any­ Hurt should bo quite a g allery .. . thing about It." All of which Is let's see, now. Iveys (four), Philip* but a rambling preamble U thei (fbut) Laura aad Charlie Meritfact that eoma folke here think ■on (two), Dr. Jack Morrison, tho there has been too math rain and Morrison's sow and hla family i m well known local tennis veter­. (five) the MeRaneya (Morrison's an It hoping Jo pilot Pluvious will daughter and sen-in-law (two) ■rad another downpour Sunday (Aside t* Wait Hayneo— Irta g afternoon about 2:20 o'clock to dawn an adding machine, please!) It is the epfaslra of this writer reuse n poetprament fas tho "challengw” tranls swatch achadal- that Mr. Mart i era Is wot actually od for that tlma on tha Mayfair trying to avoid tho playfav «f tho Sunday afternoon but In Ina courts betwora tho challenger, jmatch ■l l * u M M h U a - -m g , m if % l » w i v» .», o u a » . e— «* . .. » old left-handod tranls star and Um wStra M wfK, Hi all probability, challenged challenges, "Grandpa” hwbt m a handicap from Wally, Charlie Morrison, St year aid vw- Jr. . . Whether the latter will al­ teraw of over *0 y ean of tranla low the veteran on* or two points p«r game and perhaps three campaigning. bureaus hi Central F lo rid %« to weather predictions for the nookrad to tbs extent that hla falbae aad mother are baaaaalag concernod with tb* telephone bill aeon In On the ether band, Charlie has enjoyed the met tha mine have brought abouL Ho has tried to koep la training by walking sev­ ere! more mile* dally than kin duties aa aa ad man for Tho BaraM aoreashata. He has ales, H te a keen rumored, tried ta evade tb* playing of the match by d a ta - Leaders By JACK HAND SYRACUSE, N.Y. t* -T h e Hurri­ cane Jackson camp is singing "We iislsl wms so” sa" and asv4 E VetiM DiipIbi' told you iiard Charles' managers are yelling foe a re­ match after last night’s furious heavyweight scrap at War Me­ morial Auditorium. Jackson, the Zt-year-old per­ petual motion man from Far Rockaway, N.Y., showed why they call him Hurricane in winning a unanimous lb-round decision. After the first three rounds, be poured punches at the former champion, flapped an annoying Jab Into Is face and danced a Jig between rounds. Trim at ItlM , Jackson was in the best condition of his 17-bout career. Charles, now 24, weighed l i m pounds. Judge Dick Faiio scored the match a lopsided S-2, Judge Ted Shells saw it 0-2-2 and Referee Ruby Goldstein 0-4. There were no knockdowns, al­ though Jackson balanced precarloualy face down on the ropes In the second after being rushed by Charles. Down the stretch, a tired Charles tried to concentrate on landing one final bomb that would stop his opponent. Jackson merely shook off the heavy punches and came back for more. "Wa told you so." said trainer Freddie Brown In Jackson's dress­ ing room. "He was in his best shape because he listened to people and stayed In the country at train­ ing camp. Mow’d you like that Jabf He always had R but he wouldn't use it. Now he's grown Charles said be had underrated his opponent. "I heard a lot about him but I figured I'd be able to catch up to him. When 1 did catch hr I couldn't get off. Next time 111 know how to fight a swarm of Thorn wU bo a next time, prob­ ably in October, if Jim Norris, president of tb# International Box­ ing Club, agrees with bis match­ maker Billy Brown. Stock Car Races To Be Held Sunday W* have Ir* led * SO Air- Conditioned -looms at Ite MarLra Motet. • Ahrelntoly Free Far I Day'* ta Hew Arrivals At O n Naval Air Station. • Pick Up Tone Reyn at t l Offtm af Pitchers held the starring roles la lest Bight's Florida State Lea­ Cleveland Browns gue games. There were three shut­ outs. Will Soon Feel Caspar del Monte of last place St. Petersburg turned la the most Graham's Absence brilliant performance, a one-hitter HIRAM, Ohio IT—Next week la that blanked West Palm Beach Chicago against the College AllStars, the Cleveland B r o w n w Bob Arendt, flinging as Daytona champions of pro football, begin Beach pasted Sanford JS-O, aided his own cause with a two-run finding out how well the/ can get homer. He allowed Just six hits along with Otto Graham. and didn't walk a man. For two weeks the Browns have In another 2-0 game, Cocoa whip­ been at work here without the Tped Lakeland with Craig Itoyal quarterback wrhote p m e s keyed notching his sixth shutout of the the club's offensive successes for nine season. During those two season. Del Monte missed a no-hltter weeks the feeling has grown that when Warren Kilmer, the second Otto will be back, forsaking the man at bat In the first, drove retirement he announced last wlm • a grounder through the pitcher's ter. Graham will be SI on Dec. 0. hut box. Kilmer stole second base but was put out at the plate on a he has no physical disabilities from fielder’s choice. No other West his long gridiron career, and his Palm man got beyond first base. performance last season was one Three doubles helped Del Monte of his greatest. lie also commands get his 12th victory against • loss­ one of pro fotbail’s biggest sal­ es. John Cuesta batted in both aries, reportedly around 19.000. runs. Ottn says he won't come back Arendt’s victory was his ITUs. unless the Browns need him. The His teammates also did some lusty need could develop long In t(U hitting as a borne erased of 4M vance of the first National F<*m watched. Dan Keith, Winny Lsn- ball League game, because Coach gano, Ken Heffel and Gene Bus- Paul Brown has only two quarter­ nett all tripled. Bennett knocked backs on bis present 4S-«an eqsaC la four runs with a pair of three —George Rstterman and rookie Bobby Freeman. baggers. Hoysl. who hasn't been scored Michigan State's second baseman on In 9 innings on his home field ■t Cocoa, kept six hits well George Smith won the Big Tm scattered and struck nut eight. batting championship with a .40* He did not issue a tingle base mark. on bails as he picked up his 12th victory. The attendance at Cocoa was 401. FRISCO The triumph boosted Cocoa Into a lie for second p la n with Sanford P A IN T S | which now has lost seven straight League leading Orlando was the -Making* victim of Gainesville for the second Paint History^ 1 night In a row. The fourth place G-men won 1M for their fourth consecutive triumph. Orlando's SANFORD Howie Tretp allowed IS hits but be else was hurt by errors, three P A I N T CO. , of them la Gainesville's six-run WB 8PECIAUXB IN PAINT! eighth Inning. A Gsine tv ilia crowd of tao watched the action. o a v T o a a anxcss afc n • a Pray 111 I I tl t <’«*«« lb S i l l Butler lb I S I S T e rre ll If S i l l Millar aa ‘i • • I ability rf s i t e HcbiaUI t l S i t s M'rlella a Ji>er«r 4 p Waheaii a Th'ratll a a a n ro n w S a l e t e e * I I a a s e t a M a as se si t I I taadanra a t the DeLand stork car reran this 8unday, Aug. 7. This Is U newly formed or gar Itat ion aad t# date has I I members. They will stage an event before the stock car rare, and several different Foreign makes of sports rare such ast Jaguars, Allard, Volkswagen, TJL'o P a r a s h a , M&.'a, etc. will bn on exhibition far the race fane Inspection. Bare Twenty-two stock ears ware on tend last week and a larger field Is expected this Sunday. Local driver* bold re present* Hon from all Ite surrounding communities. X r-tn n * f* N S, Wa4r.il i, II f Mauri.lie I. 1(0—Leas- Faust’s Drug Store i» fc> w V .:8 stsa Hmr r. a r e M B i h . ‘s j s . - 'i " W in You Be Our Guest? Daytona Trounces Sanford M en 13-0 day. F ar his eon Brett Freet is the toast af tb* trotting world aft­ er wtnalag the 20th Hambletoaiaa. But Scott Frost couldn’t quite match his eld m in's 1MT perform­ ance a t he whirled around Good T i m a Farit’s triangular-shaped track In 2:01 U and 2:00 2-2 Wednesday for a straight heat vie- P k 10 s �If IVu Worth Anything It’s Worth Adrcrtlaiac U *LOW ELL S ' lUUdrr - f t m ISO . Custom Home* and Florida Builder low « u t borne* u n c u n rot balk - METAL' ROOFING Now ta Stock. 3-V Crimp —m Corrugated— " -------------_2 S “ Corrusmd. Cet all Your roofbs need* at S h e rm a n C o n crete P ip e Co. Out Wett 13th Si. Ptuiaa ] i t ) AIR CONDITIONING 3 BEDROOMS 19,450.00 i Low Down Tayment) m CoDcrete Block Home* with Carrt* and Storage. Furred Halls. E tchea cshtncls. V e n e t i a n Blind*. Built under FHA spcct* ficaUnm. City Water, Sewerage. Paved Streets. Oiler * Weller Romes, Ine. a Room nr Houie a. p o p s c o , in c . M S Park Are rb e * it Woodruff & Singletary Real Estate By STAN'FY THE OLD HONE TOWN TfIK NANFORD I1KKALD Thur*. Aug. 4. 1955 DAILY CROSSWORD THE* R 4 f2 T S /yfLL. > C O S T YOU A ANE> T H E L A B ifS O P R N D lA l© '£ M M THAT P I L E O'OUAJh W IL L E E , (30U <SHLY I P E A K //N . $ 1 0 9 J iL ------. COMPLETE Fumivhingv for 2 rW lOll SANDtnn it rtniallng; Bedroom Home. 1303 Summer­ Oak floori fumtiheii, laid A lin* lin Ave, liked. In bustnriv sine* PM, E. F. Steven*: Route 2, Boa 22T: FURNISHED * W ” ? * « Pears for Sale. (1 ns b u , Bring Call 716.R 4 Deluca 1 s. m. or container. Cdntaet B. F Meafter 6 p. m. Worter, New L’p«ala, Phone m r. QltALtTY HltLLDOZER w rk r trailer living are and lm d clearing. J. C. Cat, 1* Trailer Park. 4 S tan . Shrubs and plant*. The lined of A REAL BARGAIN! ter, Bt. 2 Box 232. Mnfard, i .a* nursery atock, will »ell at re­ Bedrooms, hardwood Boom. rida. Phono 2244 X-W. V s u i O r t » • " * 2 tiled duced rate*. The Ginn Estalri, bath, electric kitchen, all n u v l im , tn Mcrtlent ronditteu. *nu» a f c w & n g m*nt«. Invoice*, hand bills. #rd fine locatKm, priced at (9.T00. AWHCIXB WANTRP p r o g r a m * , etc. Progrr*gi'e a* low a« (1.000 down, balance "» S k X 'S S ? Piltiticg l > . Phone 4u> — *jj leas than rent. care.". Adult*. B ill 13th St. for Dcilr- NEWLY rurmlslwl I Sedreroi Hou*e. .Large screen ,P » ch . FURNISHED U i apt*. Osteen ApU. Call 1337J - l before 9:00- Aftar 9:00 Call 1323. furnished Apartment. jaM°M»noovli]e 1 Room furniahed apt. O iriie 841. mo. Park. Ph. 1331-lL. J , M. Gardner. PI FURNISHED HOME. Couple. U03 RANDALL ELECTRIC Electrical I'ontrartmg an I f NEW 3 Bedroom concrete block home. WetUnihouse Kitchen, clearing. E*t*btlvhed R o u te , GI financed, Low Daws Pay­ truck furnltbed. Sanford Clean m ent Phone 430. eri. W rit 13th St. 2 Bedroom frame home, aibestei ahinglet, screened prrrh. 3 l <u with fruit trees, nice location, down payment (TM. Call 2233-J. BARGAIN 3 Bedroom home, pine pansled. •T. V. room, attir fan. Complete­ M a r k e t Terminal ly redecorated throughout. Call WAITRESS Rettauranl. Phone 23*7 254 R. 1U HELP WANTED fFemale) UA OPEN HOUSE Wl f f B EBT — over il, Semlnolo Wednesday-Tbursday; 2 in # p m. Older home on 9 lota, rxrellent l e i p e r i e n e t d chambermaids neighborhood, e l m # ahi wanted. Mutt hive transporta­ center, 3 bedroom*, den, area tion. health card* and whlta uniforms Apply Mar Lou Mo­ nod floor*, kitebeii eeuiptel, Highway 1792. range, dishwaaber, floor *. T e rm available, 2404 WANTED: EXPERT S E N I O R Avenue, J . C. Higgins. BEAUTY OPERATOR. APPLY IN PERSON, CVA-BE&S BEAU­ TY SHOP. 1M E. 2nd St. M S S S J S U M & ^ s i MAID — Apply in person. Gener­ al housework, mutt have health 50th Anniversary card. Must hare white uniforms. Time • —3. 19(13 Magnolia Ave SP EC IA LS __________Glass •■SiVffii <m s e N lctlr furFree electric ie« Sunday, Bag. or any evenuth (9 17-92. Rag. E. J . Carroll. R tf. Ref. ^ iM In ly Bag. IQB— SALESMEN WANTED -18B tw jrx T B H ____________ H c r n r ^ ReelMirrors ................... 10JO dents, men age 21-41. High School Graduates wiih n r . (63. 1199 Double Donr week plus commimon to tLart, Metal utility Cabinet 12JO r1 if Ru'Idirc.^OH^tvix 24.93 H " Metal Walt Cabinet . . . . . . . . U J0 B K Platform Rnckera 1IJ0 fek sSBft fl6?SS. ri £ 4RM Berkltn# "B aile r Mower wants mowing. Phoas Swivel Chain ......... 2130 I I JO Contour Chain with f m s a Ow*r aed Foam L a t a Flliiag .. 99J9 Mather of Sanford BM I E U -ra k K i" L Convealen ON i treat tn . Inquire Mint R PhsM i n R E D -I-H D C C O N K R E T E Mlrael# Concrete Go. I Elm Ave. Phono 1333 13 lr rnd rff Den­ mark 31 Writing W(-• "( 33 Guid­ ing 33 Stinrng insects 33 A t c i fiber IT Can* r .i.i.-v city Narrate Plaaiblng. Brrvr.v rtrat.a [ SI. G. HODGES II A r z Tr V /, ii iA (S'*H » (3. Picture* r.iItfron t % % 1 31 l l u TT t Print. 1 26 A pm for n est ST Thtflvw it % d t r 33 % 3 8 JO ____________________ ' .Vott-'AiWAWR Lke rew. ......... (M 30 H P SEA-KING, good condition „ (29 33 1. I. H P. EV1NRLDP. rum like a top and beat* rowing . . . 122 35 TV H P FIRESTONE, • ith tank, like nr* (123 30 S H P SCOTTATWATF.R. refinithed . (32.30 10 It P SCOTT.ATWATER, completely overhauled. A steal St ... (83 93 10 H P HRESTONE. .f s r thif! model ............ (38 M 12 If. P. SEA-BEE ____ M3 *3 22 II P. JOHNSON, 1120 00 Pulls 2 »*t« of •ktn. 23 M P.H. At-o hcsdquarterv for (ila«i. Aluminum and Mahogany boat*. Gator trsllrr. Several models -lioaU. A trailers on Ifow will yorj awan* How will vou Trade? lo u r eld Motor for a Belirr grade — I VINRL'ftp; ROBSON S p n rtln j: fioodi Fvfnmde Salra A Service M ein 1! Adolescent vesta 32 Goddess of volcanoea tHsw.i HONOLULU (Jb— A teen-eg* bandit shot and critically wounded himself Tdtsdsy night when police cornered him bafor* fc» rnuM fV* from a bsnk with hi* holdup loot Detective C. D. Honan said Cyril Chuny. 53 h»d lam mod 14,600 in a bag slier locking five* girl amployas. a mala teller and t-rn patrons in th* vault of the Amerfcan Security Tank 34 1* books of Tccn-Agc Bandit Critically Wounded 13 % % 1« nagativtt m ia 3T % % 40 f . % , Police rtosed in a* he « 1 < crvdr to flr». Chung then *hnl hiijmlf near the heart, Honan •aid. In hospital surgery, Chung told his .tics*.', '»ther. 'That'* the roll 11 1*1 plywood runabout boat, •*|lh renter ikrk ttrrrlng whrel 13:>l model, 21 If. P Johmrn (tutor A Controls, heavy duly trailer. Call 17429-51 after 3.30 | wit — *— -------- ---- (ouaddadterh ------- "r I n> nth* after her S n t bttaKvnd. Stain SupfcmwCourt liaMemJwegN 1 Tnrno Crater, wanUhed writhoot adrace on Aug.>A^HU<VlNw»ae|>a» IrttM frntn her accnnd htuiurwUMrs. Kmr. v to ih w * itle e e * la I Ilrr.iklrn. fz. y ^Jk W Iwt “flrrt.pm e cf>nfrrrrvr*'*‘l»t m p e a w O e i r» rurrlt for Intrnrtcww. Shr j.ild «he hetiewc* her hartvind vw m u r* j,t. H »<vt that the pnllm Invnflgallnn w.vt “Umglwt " *Hva letUv, •r*Mrc;.avl to tier, wax cociorod with mooes. j i i i w iifin a d ) 2SL2S5L3 ai Brrrv'* uy your t-umtturr Furniture at INSTALt.ATION of Linoleum pclv. Tile- warrhouiw Furn . Co. ai 901 \v. l*t. St. All nilionslly adv. furrii'ure ai warchou'e price 1 Sanford Linnlrum A Tilr Cn, -E i.K tT r.ic A i, n m v i t jts—a KH.iiM iur. apsUlancee, aaid and aervice. C. If. High, Oviedo, Fla. Phone 4131 or BaafarJ 1M2-W after 4 p m Phone mi; It'i So F.My To Place A Want Ad luat Call 1821 and a.nk for the Want Ad departme t Sanford Hcrald M U tr m -3 8 F l N r n d Rate* tn P re ta t J Policy bolder* i t k i W illa m n Inn. Acea y ill Baaferd AUaetlc (Sank rilllen at pntirw hc.nlqujirrar- in NewsYork after he u i> isrm txt with-■ ctwniwninn fi*r .itlrntlly i rnbhirg a m unat knsfrpntnt in i 24— BEAUTY PARMIRB -3 4 taai. The vh Luu's wallet, w ilch and'the knife were found atlrr SUMMER SPECIALS a rookie cop hex t KrtilJ tnlniuh* on mtsaWwv. Krull wav (it h ive tern rfrrnanrnt Wave* Shsping A .Styling Our Specialty. .putoav the FBI'* 10 mod wan le t Sanford's Moil Modem Beauty riUtinrannectlon with rape, kid­ S*i.n. Air comfttinc'd. Soft wa­ naping and auto theft clurgex tte, and pcni'tln Drverj. ‘<SURa n £ an S a n k 8LD J HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK . ___________ Phone 3R3 • One h air H • Wash a Fold • Fiaubed Laundry • Samtnee Dry (Teaking HcnthflM# l a o a d r * h o ik Sage Paodmart I n r.|ed. for 103 riAriO MtETlCK S I n Phooa UM. Route I. Sanford Now’s tlin time td prepnre your homo fo r m orn comf(»rtahle living this winter. Thrre'* caulking weatheratrippinp, inxulatinc and other protections against wind and cold. And how about adding that recre­ ation room for more fun indoors? Call '8 3 " or atop n c v iia I ft i l» < > • IS « 1) • il : l' • > • B • !« l" ' v :v IS.IS < II • It T •* I ** 10 Si V:Sfl ,i IV 1 »n , i lilts wtih tract* rtrtmn >*»r»i»»l U .ilz .-V t a id p l, J"*l t'llr K » l H ir.ilrr *n4 riiklag r»* !. li-tw * hi r. f'rifttnts < 1 m, , l-i'tW 'iit laninmai b'iirt ina ar»» at. **«r Tbtste* * l»»i 4» with ta, Ki N• • •■>rf latr Tlxair* S.aa Off ra ie i r MlliaJlINO T’ -rram IImurib vv ,«th*r T>* Stern** *b»w T»«t J’tttera *ian*C!t ProirtiB yttiume V, . I VVCMher V '.».r. Ola,,t ..... m u l.rnle Shew t-‘>e f Life f ' ■• ' f r Tnoiuiioer tilM II U llltt rv x x ia o ! it y»»t . iv ttts tr Z -• Jirk Psrr 1 |v Lj i I el Our* t -V Sin it VltttCM I is V u i m pietat ; t » r'-,nntl Cfotareada S 1* etert'. Storm S so Or Ve-rr Account « «n ftim S'aet « r t a e r • tv Sir A Mr* l IS CaUeeg Carnlral * w in - r r m i n t t ia r x ta x ix u charge IL The Idea that rout* of the dead ■re born again in the bodiev of other peopla ami animals la vary «,<ita,iren4 among tha people* of th* world. H IL L LUM BER Cr SUPPLY YARD Radio ro t M D tr l i t So, Oak Aye. rhnne 971 For Thit Cotfrd I/vnlc. Have your hitr *tvlrd A rut EVA-BESS BEALTY SHOP Air Condi tiotftd CARS g o o a irr sou» tradei la y Reel’* Uare C m Sanford Ave. * 11th SL riv a a sB i, s •inL astin wduo MICHAIt K IlU l. 31. a rp e jra Typewriters adding maahteaa, 6»[r*-IitoLaii, 314 Migeafla. P1l BARGAIN! M FL TriUer, 2 room*. cabana, dolly, fr Daya, rail 1920 rat. ZM, a* W. M. Foster. Evenings cal for information. Eaiy teen y/ % iO ) % 31 Coin Berv’re on All Watrr Pum p— Well* Drilled — rump* Paata Hold Pbnae 744 127 W. 1st St. b*i 7 b //< •» instrument (Fr t f 34 t ’nrsll R 38 Body o f f water | l i Thorium, tiym i k A 1 m 29. L m hrr .1 31 Choose f 33 Harvest! 33 River A flul i coumso Trap. Pill* BnUisnce Spotted, a* SeiieHit'e S m m i 3*4 K- Mi Rt.____________Plume999 TV SERVICE CENTI Rendu and 4'ro lry At 112 .M-iRrmlia Ave. I’ll, \ W f. Open Evenings idaya. Kaatalde TraOer Pales, Palatka. FIs. pteg. Frank ’rnniylvania south labbr I A stint roll 3T. A watch ri'.arg) SS Che.ce fTSjp 33 Halt an »m 31 A Simple muucal Miracle Concrete Co. 309 Elm Ave. Phone 1333 Used furniture, appliances, tools, W. H. -B O " STEM PER etc. Bought-sold. Larry's Mart. Realtor — General Inauraaee 321 East li t St. Phone 1831. Gertrud* B. Otayfelder Aaaaeiata Phan a Z122 112 N. Park Ay*. QUICK CASH for furniture, boat*, motors. Buy ona piece or com. pleta home. Thou-sads of arti­ One Bedroom house with city cles for sale at the water and aevrrai*. Riper Trading Post »a IT-91 (3.0on with term*. 1 MU* SeaUi. Phone 2212-R f u r n is h e d afts. 3 Bedroom houvr. fueplace with 38914 west 1*L Or Call at Fuml heaterlator. Large well land­ THIS WEEKS SPECIALS’ turn Center. U9 R«*t 1st. * scaped yard. BARGAIN TARl.ll - Dozen* of (11.000. LAWNMMWERS a f i a r p e m d 4 Bedroom house with approxi­ item* — Sc. 10c. and 2-V Bicycle A Gcner.il Rcpitr. T H E C U R IO SIT Y S H O P mately 2 acres, (ll.noo. Stanlry'H Kike Shop Next In Bennett'* Court It ORA L. PAYTON 310 K. 41h SL TrL 2434 17-92 South (Rrg. Real Estate Broker) id KUmeaetto apt*. Air AnnaMIe H eadm an. Aaaaclale [Meed. SloabcrUrsd Court. . sanding and finul ng City ii» hm Highway v n . New Location — Highway 17-*2 B a c c r r ly A ppliance C e n te r Fl/KIK Cleaning, waaing. ix rvmg S*mi"Your WrtUnghouse Dealer" a t Hiawatha. Phone 2tTl. not* Ci unty amce 1923. IL M Maytag Washers Gleason, Lake Mary. 111 Magoolla Ave Prone 1TST CLEAN furniahed Ai 13 Enreunttr IT Broth(r< mound Cut t-y a herte 38 Pauie RED-I-M1X CONKRETE Seminole Realty Golf Ird in »Ferut IT Lcis — Factory to You — Aluminum Four bedroom home, m bath*. 601 Palmeftr Full dining room. Glassed In Venetian Blinds appointment poich 2'» arre* of cleared Eneleted bead. Sag-nrorl bottom land with fruit trees, shade rail with pSactic enda. I’Ualit or Bedroom unfurnished tree* Priced only 111.000. T erns rayon tapes. Cotton or nylus d e t a i n . 303 W. 9lh SL Phone can be arranged. cords. Robert A. WtUlama. R e a lto r Seakarik Gtem and Paint Co. Clean furnished apt Close us Raymond E. LaadqntsL Aaaeelata 113-114 West 2nd St l’h.»ne 32* Phono 1673 Atlantic Bank Bldg. 318 Palmetto Ave. Phone 61* W. DIETRICHS T. W. M E M IN I Park Ave. Pbee* 27 e r 143 13 Sound*, a* a roue 38. 33 31 I' Screened pc NICE Bedroo'SL « * • « • !Slr“ w « d bath. Ptona 20»-W, ring Persuade IS Virtuou*ly 18 Sfnallcjt state fahtr 1 Cullen and Barker, Realtor* 1M N. Park Ate. Phew 2313. J. W. HALL.. REALTOR Florida Stale Bank Buildusi Call Hall" Phone l! D*m V ft N tttvt cf Szotlsr.d II A pulpy fruit CONCRETE Read* lin e d Conerete. Cnnerefe Block. Saod. Gravel, Cement Concrete Pipe to 11ret All Quali­ fication*. 1 Lot* In Mayfair Caatent fron­ Phone !tM ts re. lovely trees, (3.000. with Sherman Concrete Pipe Co. 1300 down Oet West 13th fcC For your Real Estate a r e a : Bose Court Apt*. 3 and 3 room furnlshad apt*. Apply 70» Oak Av*. ______ WE LARA APARTMENTS: room*, private hatha. 114 W. Flrat BL Suspend trie pine 13 Minut* ik.n fin in g s 12 At an* time 33 American poet and critic Gesersl Contracting 1100 Mellonvtlla Are. f S t U INI room tarnished apt ACROSS 0 M 'tip’s I ..is rf 1*3 W aednff Bid*, Phona 3*3 KQKtt w m tiu BWT.wm a r tU n ti D H titoa x a - r i t i )i Cun* 1 Q-:!e Page S en • 110 *.*1 • in ‘ tv • l* #:<** » 1* *:1* C»r-v Moero Lea* B tneir m * i vviRtr. ipta. CB* TV Saw* Hu Parham Carry Ctrrr csrrr Stria* Moor* Qanr* Moor* It It te la i t Hi f«5ate&krMw liI Mt: ISBb wi'M Q L • Niftit Eitnev » I* I'niteC .vatinea • is li t r>»er»'!n,» i* I* a< u wj'ii *(«ite 1' IV V lv, 11 *-> U t v u - t Call Tb p U.9l'a an a orr r a ttu T MOBBl.VO 4 M |! I k Ot • ’ I L><.mar« Call Ye f • *1 t i m prtikarl ‘ In V i, i • IV • It Soai JtBiSeree I * > I n in O tlotk Cluk T v ,s. » , • ?v op. rt* at a oust* > *J> Jackvr’e Cliaic* • I* llerniev piwtteaa I «t U crtiaf SfeMUtee s "1 tv. Ml at .Vue • t V Mill- »'-r La 4 im 5 Is M*mv Tib i • IV K.r t.*4i“ Only !" m lira ciuti la.la ,v»»i la iv lias Ctzk tl IS Glint Of M‘!s4r s r r u 'o a i u s* watte at Km i i{ li Bagla ru m Pteeat t ills n,r *>»i Btnjk I l» tiraaktvn t>o4<‘ra t "S tins tfluh 1 M .V l* l t iv u se Club \ ».J» Tk* Bi l l km Hair l JACKSONVILLE (16 - fte rfl* has had 279 polu* e a r n this ya«r. 97 of them paralytic. Ooo hundred and twelve were nonparalytie gad 70 unspecified In reports te the State Board of Health. For tha eom pm bte period leak year th e n w e n M i rasea. A break­ down wa* not available on hew many were paralytic. Last week l l new cates w e n reported. Ona of them, a 9-year-eld tn Duvil County hid been given Salk Vaccine. T h en w e n two ether c a m In Duval, two ta F ia sQ u and ana each !a Baker. Dad*. �THERE'S HIDDEN TREASURE EVERY PHILLIPS HOME! • Silent Light Switches • Door Chimes $ • Ample Closet Space NO DOWN • Generous Storage Space g • Ceram ic Tile Baths PAYMENT • Ceram ic Tile Sills • Furred W alls • Rock Wool Insulation PA Y CLO SIN G CO STS O N LY . . . 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 ;. �Scantaoto County haa tnm w t i Hi PopaUtloa 23% la p u l year*. * Whe ^anforfr lim tld • AN AN IN D INDEPENDENT E P E N D E N T n t f l DAn.T . T V F rW RPA PE* NEWSPAPER FR ID A Y . A U G U ST 19M Wcafher Clear tn partly elmidy through Baturitsv. few it any thnwrvv Indicated MU m n l sections; a n llr r H »ra tliM lr r r . 9 A tria l pH P r r w l / a v d W iro Ntv ? l* . City Recreation Chosen Closes With Dance Board 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 HITS M.n \ v ta-Tbe ;u in f hoard conuJrred the rcrpir of Rand To Furnish rd a i if I Prink a Jim Hardy to be reinstated to his arm.-:, t r»r rjrrs.^g half a mdcivil service statu*. Hardy re­ Music For Tonitc Inn tails!s , "ti» b ra'e to bn signed in 19M at the rlimas of » tlumtrrr • .,r r *:'. iren |qvodesi pi -et r.. ■ist n "r« ' one of th# a *vt'ORD CIVIL SERVICE HOARD at th flr flrat moetlnr Uat ntahl. Cloekwire around th* labia squabble allh former city manager arV Chairman Harry Lee. Rov Hollar. Hugh WhelehM. John Ivor. Aaalatant b ecrru ry S. O. (,arn«r. Tom Lemon over a salary cut. Fort Mi -i Pirk th m irnln : rapt red tunditi says. and Secretary Mark N. Cleveland Jr. fStaff Photo) ______________________ Action on the matter was t third Aljrrrlls settrd *e1t!l to paitieip'te in the !a t day until the September meeting Att­ activities of the city wide <.turner a gomt amon Meslne>day after a orney Fred Wilton represented dramat.r cunt ght, -aid yesterday reerssr n pr. ; am. tint i i r d Eugene (Tohessy Hardy before the board in the for­ Bern a n Hu, % • t • • r i v Chris mal request for reinstatement ■ ptmeeting bves. whirli li nai n o j - ...........thing you can'l replace." Action on two items were lakrn re prucram h- been p. r t i *v ?? a le r t r l |<s)liC0 .!e. when employment of Fnrre-t t.ce en tr.l was on hand *n|» morn •|ii > , louldrr wound he refas truck driver was dented The i board approved the employment, rn the children began in f.-rs.I s un a 11 so «f masked me* mg i Extensive Additions, Repairs Are the park for the mans nil ' sue with a submacfainegun Sanford parent* have received with a waiver of examination, at K^fnr % and artivitirs u, tak • st lit ink s garage a commendation on their son aa ht a sewer foreman. i f M a d e To Already Expansive Area AAills Christensen wrr* The frequency of reports of re'I i i ’ - V snd Tkn fan ftsrA StltB The Saaferd State Farmer* serve* In Ike l ’. S. Aimy at h*s primin'* were ducuvsed h1 the H said Gorslif and the Anthony Pattmatn, ,v» of Biitistation in F ante. Market la in readme** for the young ladlr« who have rived a more trailed sh 'tj with rwarma Mr. and Mrs. J . T. Abney, * 4 board. The lack of supervisory 1955-M aeaam followiny oxtenplaygro nd Ir i le-s thri u.'hnut tde of t*i rr hut were caught w-.tma "reprimand*," according in one W rit 13th S t, race v»d a letter ale* repairs and addilion* to tha varali-n time nrs'.'ram lie Ml«s an hour. member "disturbs nit." Av a re­ already huy# area provldlny a from 1st I t. Curtis M. Hem. sult of the discussion, entered into rs Gail Hitting Caroline Mrlnms. Chaplain, stationed oith the toil h "W e w antes! tn hurl nobodv,'" coneanlral and dapendabla outlet Margarel Malta'. Peggy Wilton Mai/ella told psviire "It's tronia by every member of th* board, de­ throurh which tha farmer can Engineer Aviation Battalion, n partment heads wiU meet with the and Itralnrr Huber. which he save. *‘tha purpose i f VIKA. THEI.lt \ K l'N N H Jt MAKER a noini with an illu-tratloa ; that we re here bei auve at ono market his produce. «*..oaaaa,aa art. a as* •• thli letter li to inform you of lie Civil Service Board at lit n< \t re­ during tier talk at lha Jayraw luncheon yrstndav. (Staff I'hotol Field slay everritev and games astaa'a n u n 'i ro'jrjc^out Sandy Anderson, tha tireless -rood conduct of your aon, TFC gular meeting to discuss a tw-w sy­ along with lisflbalt games and ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ manayer of tha Sanford State Delbert L. Abney." stem of grading each emp! e un­ group play were the plan of the Farmer* Market, apent many The chaplain’s letter rontinuea, der nvd service. ■lav However, ibr city swimming hours plannlny the needed repair* "I have i-fn Delbert almoit every |<s*o|, thrown open for Ibr day for f e d Croat Fiald Representative and addition* for the year 'round d*r and I tin happy to say that the festivities, was parked and t . H. Kant hold n tvo-day croup market facility. lammed with youngster- ,sn hand hi* conduct appear* beyond re­ Loo Butaar, oaauLant manayer proach." Bear, soya, “W* have had online Tuaaday and Wednesday for the tint* of their lives. I lha Rad Crota ChapUr Houao of tha market, said yesterday Dilbcrt la our homo on too orAt n>.wi, a pirnie lunch was Orlando with fiald director* that nearly 111.000 hero boon *a«ion* and all of u* Ilka him very served to the youngster* and their "I am a fsvhlrm lllastraloc and executive aacmtaripa repra- spent in puttiay the market la tap mirk." parents Hot dog* and cold drinks portrait art tat by trade," Air* Thai, • ft?# Contra! Florida conn* condition for tha new soaaon Tha on* seal letter from over* were the rbirf items on the menu ma Jlunael*. a Navy wif which boyinc on Oct. 1. seas explain*. "He attend* all of and by nosinlime, tu rd rhlldren ford, told the Junior Ch fie ld director* from military Included in tho oitaaairo re­ rur Protestant services sad last WASHINGTON >W- A**4 Af»e. wen ready lo rat and lest brlorr Gm Stanley N ParneS says h i* t'ommerr* grrup mreling at Jim nations wort Goorfo P«ter- pairs and additions wars a can* Sunday filled in for us a* our resuming the p r o g r a m Ihit Spencer's yetlertlay. Aniunisl Pitittsm ha* started a Patrick Afr Fores Boos: Jim crate loadlny platform four f« * hunday School Superintendent." brought the rlty's play lime bill nr « (sioliw io ' iv the kmd of impa'd She adiled to h-r de«erip(ioo TAIBEI, Formosa. JT - Great ittor, FinocnaUo A ir Forco wido and BOO foot Imy, extenafr* and lha rhapteln adda. "If there' of far* to a rlo«e for the summer gmernmenl h’hs nrld hi burtnevsAlion G. ■Sonrhoroufh. Or* repaira U Up ra o flu of Uroo *v*#e* a- vmaorjotfor o Ch'pUki't RrdqijT tod** pt»te«t«<L'e.Na,ianal however, that "I am a talkative The rlim si In the *um®er re men. * >. _ Air F o h t Bata and NAAS, unite a t tho market, th* adding AsaiiUnt In my office I would fat thins against an efwm i attark wemiin by n atu re" erratum program wilt t»e a danee ord; and Tumor Conn, VA of two restroom* a t tho raotou- make every effort In yet Delbert by two of Chiang Kal -hek's plants "lllustrited teclurea were * nstur Hr eiw plod the aruu* ineemend fa for t*eru,ers tonlgtd at the i r| on the British freighter ln?hwel|s *1 fur me," Mr* Runnrli told the lonal Office, S t Petersburg, root, tho pariny of a porkiny atilgned lo me. CHICAGO <W—Surgeon Grtieril rry Cra.e at the rity hall Paul a lliiti-e Jud.riari rjtveommittea near the mainland port ot Foochow Jayree* "lleginnlng tn .Sunday iaa Mildred Pattaraon, R*d atrip SO foot wido and BOO fact ss.tt, ilisriomra that *% Ico n , d V . Vheele said today that "You should feel good about Wednesday. Rrho-.l hr drawing Itibliral figures br it m 'l * • to r.| will I llsll ml company nffiei.vl bad hern rwfield representative for lent, plus repair* tn the pre*col the rellgiou* and moral training several laborstorirare working nrithh Consul Alexander Her­ to illustrate the levvona, I f mint I “lea mu-ie lt»r tile darners mnvrd as brad <»( an Interior fielo aorric* comprising tha an* platform and ycneral repair* to yoa have given your *on and be mann made a personal call on could hold even the wont lit'lc on the pinblrm of finding a milder tlr' ii .linn lurrelor I hrl-lrtisrn nent advisory group on Inratata of Florida and North the entire plank. hapnr that ho eomlurl* hlm*e1f a* Gov. C. K. Yen for the purpo ■*. monster's altentirn" "T h is de- but still effective antipolin varnne. has banned shorts and T -torts pa cign nil vuppbrs South Carolina, lod croup "Thera are 41 aUlls in it* entire He said the Salk vaccine u>rd in a Christian gentleman." the chap­ for this evening's alfair th »i will The consul vald a written pro­ yrluped.'* *ha said, “into story ■cions cents rod around Rad Sanford B u te Farmer* Market Chairman Philip Young of tho tests last year and given In hours for childrens groups ami larger numbers of rhlldren this Iw-uin at * n'closk and roulinue Civil Servui- i 'unmlvuon, appear* __ tarricaa to aarricoman, yot- plant", Butnor anid, "And w# nra lain said. He roncludea hi* Uttar, test will be delivered tomorrow will dn all I ran lo enrleh hla The press officer of the Nations!- srhnots f finally began to hive pa and lhair famiUaa and do- ei pectin; tha same dealer* her* "I ing Ih fins- the su e r siilM-ommittee, year eimlams • the Alahuney tin t, unlit midnight. devotional life while he la with u* said Duse ether bisinessmen on donta, bringing *«i how thoaa next year and anticipating som* end If you know of any way I 1st air hire* headquarter In T* as many adults a* children attend , tram, a strain of Type t virus lisso (mm rnetr pnv ste companies icon could boot bo improvod now dealer* for the new season." ran servo him, I hope you will pel Inld newsmen hr had n«l heard ing, so I found myself on tn adult that is highly antigenic hut ta also program, I hit on the theme of us­ highly tnvaviv* " at tho Inc deni. Vegetables and fruita valued a t lot mo know." ha t been fs-»rv-l in ’ .•peevting* po­ ___ Interpreted to the oemmuai* RriUsh report* aawl th* Inop- ing human fnihlea, aa American, aeer six million dollar* moved sit ms whets, they should not h*V# tits ropreaaatod. Mrs. Abney soys In bar latter A lets Invaviv# strain that still been Exorutivo ooerotarias atiandlny over tho platform* of tho Sanford ta Th* Herald that her ion I* a wells (l.SBn tons) wav attacked are great onet for laughing at Of In Hole; enuld pri.lure suffleirnt anldnulies It. | 'h r., S. re 1b# only Hi-e« tha maatiac wars FmaaC Knight, BUta Formers Market, Anderson member of th* Central Baptist while at the Alin River bar, west themselves." I "I've done talks no pniitlrlan*. tn rmiibsl the p-ilin virus unuld Heat Gets Blamed Orlando, w i t h Mlaa Franaas announced a t tho close of the last Churrh and rniova Th* Sanford of the Matsui. ease, ni the kin i f.. ,nd itmier Ih# British reports said: weekend guest*, the aging human, provuln an additional margin of E'srnn. ie adnun stratum and Jam ei, Mrs. John Bowrn, Mrs. sea ion. And ho explained that Herald very much. IHKI PHI A (,n - Pnbra " j II Ih,t e were e,> rertrwi ao’unFour bomb* wrr* near mlvrrs and many others. Amt of all their, safe!), be said Cor! Porks, osrrieo w orksrtt MrV this wna lha second year In tha At p,event, th* polio virus in really leaped Into anion -esiff. tor that raused shock damage. Tie ■snobbiim." in a democracy ha* ahen f st,. I i.s th# ageneiM* Malta HuaUayton, Mra. Elluboth history of the Sanford markot McCrao, Loot bury; Mra. Linda that tho valuation exceeded tho Hawkins Attending freighter was atso machine-gunned. proved Us popularity again amt tho Sslk vaccine is killed hy a dav whew they terrive-l s tele­ I by tho Civil Scrv ira Com# pnwriful rhemlral When dead, the phone call r-.sm a rnrlt", *t r»- mi ‘"n ' A Chines* seaman suffered ser­ again," she slid. i f Wcldlar, Cocoa; Mra. EUaobath |6 million mark. ious stomach injuries, and lb* An i m a g o of M varieties at UofF Workshop She told the Jayree group, "I've virus still Is rapahls of producing pi -n- ,- 'a I'i.rk In a hole " Doan, Klaaimmso, ta d Mra. Mary vegetables and fruita m o v e Knox, Sanford. Pol .» ear* rushed to t1-* dclyieel teenager* attending tha second mala was slightly injured bad no formal training whatever, anlitvvdies. williout causing polio through tha Sanford Slate Farm ­ Florida Youth Workshop at tha but hive drawn «nd painted almost tn the patient. «irn»i r" 1 The Uat«r Hureau However, any live virus ptevent was s’-rted ‘n ear* a main hid er* Market, Butaar explained yao- University of Florida Mill weak from infancy. I began painting in Garbage Schedule oils terday to make thio market tho are being kept busy and happy. at ten year* of age and started In inadequately treated ticcina u Is. ets snipped. The fir* r**eu# third largest la the State, topped In paint portraits at It." *ho told capable of causing point. Nationally known consultant*, squad was tuld tn stand ready for fltili's d tm .k, crossing First •air by Pompano and Ft- Pierce. faculty members from the state'* Will Be Changed them. "Sly father, an author and a roll. St at OaV l \ e , h# % been rem oeAsked for tha possibilities of unlveraitlea and service*, and Th# City Aforager’s nfLro said ' lecturer, pit me in the T*vav iJttle Funeral Tomorrow T f-'a »*« a hole In ’h# street ts| and ‘I • .ir e s ' smnnthrd w ith the now season to begin Oct. 1, jrouth sphdallite of th* General today that th* schedule for g ar­ Thealr* »hen I was 11 and during all i gh* And there sews ■ erurk — a-pha t d '.»• Ihr 'ast two dar», Butaar staUd. "Unpredictable Is Extension Division of FUnda are bage collection* will be changed lha ensuing year* I learned In love For Mrs. Vaughan , rM inches long and four maku.c ,1 - g a little- smoother the ealy word to •»*# when looking putting a yoar's planning Into ef* Immediately for on* of th* city an audience, **pecially a large m.'hrs high. at lb, I,,,-, mteraretion. Funeral servlera for Mia- Nellie forward to the outcome of a feck one," the aald. sections. Tla H .--sr-eM owner, Charles Ai.auiie r . a-t I in- malnlrn* vegetable and fruit aeaaoa." "Since marriage,” Afr* Runnels A'aughan wi|' Ik> eondurts-d tomor­ Workshop program* for young­ The are* from the lakefm nt Edward F. Lana, tha “ man who With French Av*. widrved and ster* feature their development south to Kfrhth street and east mplalned, " I’vo eemfmrd my art row at 2:110 t> ni. at |)ri*«»n Fun­ Tarull. *a'd ht didn't l sow any­ j i —« .• -s s i • !••• n tasking tho knows Sanford'*, and o premia* paved, tha Sanford Stale Farm ­ in tha social, educational, sport*, i>f Mellnnvill* Avenu* ba* been work to portrait and free lanrr 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 oat Klwanlan, received this m a n - er's Market will ba In readiness recreation and other an changed from a Wednesday and drawings for small m agarines" Kr-v. J. r. M-Kmley, former Pan- was )u *t playing with hi* toy around that holw m tha liwai sw it-' englna* tn m or* fail from Kiwonit International for the thousands of trucks th at taroet to them. Saturday collection ta Tuesdays And »h* concluded, '"And of eour>e, ford paator, and th* Rev. Milton trurk rtreel. . Isark and foi'S u m i Firat Str*#0 afficas in Chicago, fll-, a complete humorous lectures which I love to Wyatt. »*• Ply back and forth between Flat Ia GalaaevilU for th* and Friday* ".Alovbo Iks be*l got m-o of lha In their pr.- <ul taiilsliug at Com* Mat ot tha charter mem bare of Ida and the trad# Hutral 1* to lake plaee in Ever. ■lera of the workshop from this uda lha Wyn- d o " I m en lal .Its . rlllrens," iheorisrd a eop. the Sanford Kieranla Club. The unuinal artist, during her trre n Cemrtrry. Lent, said this morning. t h a t . talk lo tha Jayree•, explained her tatcada to present tha club ‘"anobbtimt" with liken»tsev of. ■ith a scroll on which orery Jay re' members and potato] illus­ 11%, nano of tha oriyinal charter trations of various character! group will appear. Tha parchment drawn iota her esplanationi. * * will Include tha followiny name*: A. P. Connelly, president, 8. M. Lloyd, secretary, Frank F*. J . Drivers Charged Aker*, Bodyaaa Ball. B _ -_t BafcoL u n ity , B. £ ) A. L. Bett». L- A. Bramloy After Accident n*y, E. A. CaawoU, A. B. Chaney, A Iw w ir collision this mornDouglas, T. L. Dumas. Georco ehargrs against In; brought police eh* peCotte* J . C. Dwa, John M. two driver* pending City Court In Dr. Georg* A. Hyman. B. rhls afternoon. Jtrndofi. Arrortlng to In Banford Ran Pollr# W. Jonoa, Fairy Jorntgan, t»o ear* Department reports, th* t Kolb. T. W. Lawtea, N. J. of collided at tha th# interaeetion intr U E. f . U o a, Frank Loo* Fourth Ml. and Laurel Lauri A*#. Th* W. Thao Langlay. Forraat flffir#r was patroli. F. L. Millar, E. D. Moblay, inaa Arnold William*. Ha Ma Into, J u n o F. Mag**, John Boy.! Threatt. IT-year-oid C. J. M an hall, F. E- Markmeehanle of IMS Summerlin Av*. L D. C-JUiiowo, W. M. Mo* driver of a Chevrolet sedan and km. B. L P o rk b u , L. F. MeGeorga Tayler Unit Jr. 34-yrar-otd ir, A. K. Roooottar, A. RafNavy nun of 101 W. Ith Street H. P. Smith, L. Burt Staolo, ware charged with tarelrsi and i C. Smith. J. G. Sharon, W. negligent driving and wrr* releas­ k o fjtn a , 1. N. Tolar, Frad ed und»r |27 bond pending a hear­ ma, W. H. Wight, Loalio T. ing this afternoon- befor* City in. Robert W. M ^ 7 . C. Judge Jehn feonardy. Tho seeIdeal occurred *4 B 4d C h ild r e n In v n d o F t . AvAellon Bandit Says Guard Much Too Brave To Proled Money State Farmers Market Parents Receive Commendation jReady For New Season On Their Son Iwo-Day Meeting L'Held In Orlando Red Cross Group Britain Protests To Chinese Nats Agayist Attack Antitrust Division Now Probes Unpaid Government Jobs Interesting Illustrations Shown Jaycees By Mrs. Thelma Runnels Laboratories Work To Uncover Milder Anlipolio Vaccine Police Arc Told Truck Railroad 7 iacks Take n f 10m Sfreef List Of Charter Members Received By Edward Lane 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- Hat*. B iss Gad BlUiac m abowa 00 tbs hot does n o u i (Photo br Jaasaosoa Etidtol � 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 04, 1955 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 04, 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 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 04, 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/9eb73d95e17db5626fc3bc2ebf92ff95.pdf dd1000d2b286fdb46376e209bb8c1557 PDF Text Text G-Men Take As Cards Slip 2 Treatment Started For Tony SffBnm m MONTTTUM • NASHUA ip on t #MO APB WtLL OB 7M£>* WAV 7 0 B tC O M /N O T H t 6 f i S A T e * T A fO N B / TBAAl /V T H t W f O * / O F * A a B * l NEW YORK. 'A*- Americin By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS R Tuc*. A « f. 2, 1953 fit. Peterstrirg's cellar dwellers D u ll Cup aca Tony Trabert !> SANFORD HERALD gleefully took sdvsntsg* ri- six day begin a ld-day i*ri*i of ?/*»?■ __ aenta deiigned to elirainito hn Orlisdo crran for 10 ___ n a i __ Is th* t on to beat bach mli«riei aad have him la third inning sod tha Florida KUta League laadari abape for tha Challraga Round In 11-2 ia tha second fame of a dou- Fnreit Hilla at lha end of the month. blchesdcr lait mgh). 'Alula Trabert mtde hla dally OrUndo won tha op«aer 4-1 Second plira Sanford 1*11 4+t prescribed vliit to tha boipilal for gsm*s off tha paea by lo*ln< a treatmant of a pulled rauiela, C S douN*haad«r to GamoainUo M Tenma offietali wondered if he and U-S. Writ Palm Boach whipped «ould be abla to get tn thape for Daytona Beach 7-4. Cocoa and defenta of tha iweted mug. Ilene it how they figure: Likilind were not icheduled Only on* of tha Sainti' rum tn Tr*b«rt. who wai examined yeithetr hi* inniai wai earned Alex terday by two of the top ortho­ Gordey, Irruif for hla Jdth victory, pedic lurgeooi at the Hoipttal for Surgery, will he out of I? II .III wai blocked out during the wild Special OrUDin *» IT .Ml action and took tha lou. II* hid action until Aug. 12 The Challenge ** I* .111 alloired fi\e hit*. Cw» Round, in all probability agilnit l* 1* IM CtlitM.II* II M .IT! Joa Valmai tpired oijt four hit*! Auitralia. Ii 1 1 a t • d for Aug L*k.Un4 II II .ill tn the flnt gam* for hi* 19th tuc-' 3S-2T-9 b i f t 'i i (• le t W. rtlm *.«rh l* real of th* aeaiou Tha itlendanc*! That would give Trabert exactly it i i tt. F.tartktirr r n m b m m oult* at Orlando wai 744. I two weelu to get in ahipe after *-H, e.wl.r* »-A Weat Palm won deiplte two Day-! being out of action for mor* thin V. Mala P»»<-h T. n*r»'.sa L v h ton a Reach home ru n . Gene Den- a week M AW A So I I. I t r.t.n b u rt 1*11 nett hit ter the eireult in the third "M'e'U rroii that bridge when »e lima* H THnATiS»t6 o n * t * s c s i n i i .a with one man no and Dan Keith! come to tt,” laid Cup Captam Bill1 CtTATrOMf ■••far* al D art... B.eth added another is th* fifth with the Talbert, outwardly calm “ Our iro pmaS., al Oair.**Tilla CWBER. A ub*laa4 at Cn«.i biiea empty. Car! Medley led Weat mediate concern la to keep Tony) one-w a r *t p.i*r»kqr* at W. Pairs B**i-b Palm battari with a double and retted at the phytldani directed AMIMira* t.BAflCB A AS Iff OR >o iim ti »(h*<1ul*4 two tingle* ant three run* batted and make mre he geti dally heat j/'O e fi 760 W D i n it hedcle i treatment* both at home and al Is • Iranll at waablnitaa A *O t 709,410 ii Bafilaara Siaterd'i 'defeat* ran It* losing the hospital at h'.w Trrh , WITA ftrlng lo-flv* Th* Card* chaied| Talbert l* keeping Trabert In hlraia al GatnriTtlle'* 20-game winner, R o , hu home ter hi* period of coaMATIOWAL I.KiOtm W V reefclra ?! i i ,i »i lando Ortega, in the fourth Inning valeirenre. IT l« .III of tb* lerood game but were! "Actually, we (ten t know exactly Itaraukaa II I* .III •topped cold by Sergio Hebra who how long the treatment* will take v Trrb H4«l»bU II II .HI IThlrlfo ia IT .lit allowed only on* hit and no rum or here Tony will respond to them If I# .III lb* r*at of th* way. Cl,larinaatl But w* have the doctors' optimis­ tout* II II .11* tic report and naturally top* ter I* IT .1*1 f t iiikurah TOT]c u n ana r e u i -t * the best.” ClBflnaail l, MllUlalphl* » ___ , . I. Trabert romplalned r i a reektra I, Ullw.qk*. I 14 taalar* back in tto final ri tto Meadow iitelfurrfc I. Ckl-ag. I Club Tournament last Saturday aw Turk *, it Latlll 1 T iD in i r n i b t u and was forced to default to Ed ‘ at Cklr.se Moylan tn tb* final. A physician al Ctaeliaall t i Mllwaaka* on tto scent told him his ailment at I t uiata •|7 wasn't serious, but Trabert wanted CHICAGO A—Tha major leagues ,K' to sure, so he took Tony to the knocked out tha rule that a player -f Game Commission NEW YORK, Iiu-Twenty gam* to hospital yesterday. • cannot report to spring training 4' winner* ia the major leaguet Una "Nothing serious. Just a pulled before March 1 and scheduled action yesterday on the Sets Two Meetings m i *oo almott win to ai tcaree ea muscle," was the verdict "He definite controversial bonus rule at s Joint needs ra il noa l*ggri outfielder*. meeting in Chicago next Decem­ For Next Weekend The way th* pitching rituatten ber. TALLAHASSEE— The Hama *hap«a up with only on*third ri Big Ted, Snider In dropping tto eurti on spring and Fresh Watar Flak Commission the campaign to play, only Don training, the American and Na­ •dll held Two meeting* In Ft, Newcomb* of Brooklyn and Robin Ahead Of HR King tional leagues, meeting separately, Leud.rdtl* Augurt $-4, A. D. Att- Roberts of the Philadelphia Phil be* appear certain to wind up NEW YORK. 'A-T»d Kluucwskl decided a player does not have tieh. Direct**, annomred today. ri Cmcinniti and Duke Snider ri to report before March 1 but can Th* first ireeting will to a Joint with a» many ai SO victories. Brooklyn are both ahead ri tb* if to so wishes. Newcomb*, the Dodger*' one•earing of Uia Commission and IwprvsenUtrve, af tha Caatral and man gang, ha* in IB-1 record paee set by Babe Ruth when he Last year, playtn were not Southern Florida Flood Control while Roberts, with at least SO hit an home runs in 1*27 for tb* allowed to report before March 1. District at tha Lago-Mar Hotel, triumph* to each of tto last five major league record, but not by On the pleytv-bonu* rule, which bis been unsatisfactory to every­ r a . has wna IB lames while much. Ft. Lasdordala, at 7:20 p. as., Fri­ Big Kia and th* Duka have hit one concerned, the two leagues - t . day. August A Purpose af IW sg nine. •eating win to dlKtuaJoB of tha Frank IdUma ri tto Bo*too Bed M In 109 and 104 games, respec­ will meet fointly in tn effort to mMO-aero Everglade. Wildlife tea 044? has a chance to make tively The Bab* didn't hit his 2Mh eliminate t t Tto present rule requires • team Maaagsmaat Atoo hi Dadh, Bra- (to 20-grade. Bo have Early Wynn homer until the i n game to carry bonus players for two Neither Ted nor Duke will have Ward aad Palm Baath Canties. (124) and Bob Lemon fl2-T) ri t t o Commlsslon-Floed Control tto Cleveland Indiana and Whiter to maintain a fait pace to keep yean and Inclod* them within tha District m*«Unf will conclude Ota Ford 0 2 4 ) ri the New York ahead ri Ruth's record this month, U-player limit dsy-tong public demonstration of Yankee*. Leman, seeking his aev- for tto Babe hit only nine tn Other milters such as minimum equipment which will help develop «nth 20-gam* year, has been August during his record-smssblng pay increases and winter baseball tto u tifW M n t a m far public tottered by a hip Injury. Dick year. But in September to eraehsd were discussed. Commissioner Feed Frick, who u i . Demonstration* will to told at Donmrae ri tto Chicago White Sou out IT. Aadytema, waat af Ft. Lauderdale has a 1*4 record before to wna Willi* Mays ri tto New York attended yesterday's meetings, o*t aad smith af Lafea Okeechobee. sidelined fey an eppmidlctU* at­ Giants is not far off Ruth's pace Aug. 12 for a meeting in New with 24 circuit drives in i n garnet. York r i baseball's Executive Coun­ Tto OaaM Gaamlsatoa will told tack. cil aad representative* ri tto Car|U second meeting **10 * m From nB todJeatkni, feewem Saturday at Tto U | o Mit B M baseball's Mg leagues will produce Don Stands Chance rtbsan Confederation tor further study ri winter baseball. The play­ F t Laudardala. Beotia* Cssrasl*- tto Jewett total ri td-game pro•lon htutaaaa will to aaealdw only four Of Beating Record ers have ashed that all restriction t duren line* lMg to lifted from playing winter baseAldrich stated. . . . . pitchers did It. A mealing prarlouilf aehadulad Leri Miaou produced six 20- BT. LOU1B (*—Freddy Fitiilra- bilL to to told Is Okeechobee A usust«, game winner* — Wynn. Lemon mooi, roach of tha Nsw York tenetted hi fsror t t tto F t and Roberta with 2B, Johnny An- Giants, says Brooklyn’s Doe New­ Legal Notict tantUi r i tto New York Giants combs h u • "food chines” In Lauderdale break Ms wen-test pitching record nnni n a ts tt Flood Central District. •sd Warren Bpakn r i Milwaukee o with 21 and Bob Grim r i tto ia tto National League. Fsl Freddy posted tto league 1 DISTBICTS 4*D m lS M B ir. e rookie, with 20 Campantlla Brooks Yeatoee. tooetll la 041 this year. Bpeha haa mark r i 144 te 1*40 at tb* age XJ3S w ,4,r,* D • M l record a d Grim, out with ri 2B when he wes with tto same f Vetlee it heresy ytyee shat • Slump To Loo g een arm, has wen onto Big Newk now steads at 11-1 r f E L w r i f ® w trfV r v M . ? •galiit two setbacks. In Batting Circlo erttt about two months r i tto Ma­ “In?.: son still rsmaiaiag where a detest HEW TORS • - »«F Brill, tlugglsg catcher «d tto Fighting It Simple or tww could ruin the record bid. n.ete i« «k< "Ncwcorato has a good chance he n «r af Brooklyn Dod*m, brnto ori t t a to break It," Fituimmou said be­ <e> The an PBW I ahmp lari week aad today bald a To Tony Anthony trtet a-l-A roiaiU-ramitri. te­ 10 prist lead c m FhfladelphU'i NEW YOBS. IA— Fighting D • fore last Bight's Glent-St. Louis rete* ee <h* Kj A* M s *f ta ts kleMe Aihbun is tto Hattenal simple thing to T o y Anthony. Cardinal'* game, "especially with *tr».i balwees liu k Avenue es4 iaafer* A*eau*. 1* preaeeed t s League batttaf eompetitlon. Either you tnoek out tto other that club behind him ” be t h s i f r t I* C-N rOMMEItPreacher Roe cam* elm* in 1M1 C! AL - H I T A I L iKelabberheed c , mn climbed *er*n point* to guy or to knocks you out. Bh**•!*«) Dletrlfl Sell prewarJM with IS Uts is » 0t toU L ilt night t t It. Nicholas Arena with a 224 mark, ala* ter BrockMain while Aahburo dropped al«fat tt wee "(he otter buy" - aid Ir*. Befebv Boyd r i Chicago flattened tufSto* tto New York middleweight la 1:H Titusville tid es to tto Awerien League, Al Ka- r i tto third round ri • scheduled Lav Hm t t Detroit Is tto Btroee of kia 10-round match. f.v.tr-fK.Saa.1- tar wont rituap t t tto yeer. ta "I never get hit on tto chin Uka 7:17 a. am «V U Prista. t o * totttsg Jto, tost." ui< Anthony to hb dr***- 7:21 p.21 1:21 a.m feswllr SMerlkd Me ke«d la st nearly u ' IL M* tkal ■ R we* errerel waaki if* . a.m Aritoay wee CIlfMAK A T liU p a . matte sight . count In the Bret tt ' ' iN s a . B lfli. | :^ero*M n nVSd% tft.'S f . keerttl MS -CltF I rtod tote Srird rU m at JU • lire yriBl fsto. . ^ ai 2:14 12 2:41 Scoff Frost Towers Above Top Trotters it 20-Game Winners In Major Leagues i Scarce This Season J m ffB M B W lfl?60+* T m jo c r tr t r to * OR MOAT OR rp tr* t p * t AtfAAO.PttO fHSM R O R f m * * BtxcA Professionals Try For Tam O'Shanler CHICAGO (A F rris iila il golf­ ers from throughout tto nation will shoot far 72 funUfytag place* In tto All-American Man** Fiwteaiian al Tournament at Tern OBhanter today and tomorrow. Doug ganders r i Cedar Town, Ga , and Chick Evans ri Chicago yesterday led IT qualifiers ta the All-American men's amateur sec­ tion with Uuee-uader-per Ms. Also determined yesterday were women qualifiers la both th* ama­ teur and professional sections. Joycw Like r i Waterford, Wl*., and Alice Bauer Higgs ri Bara •ota. Fla., led tto worn** profes­ sional qualifiers, each firing a 71 over tto l i holes. Grate Leone r i Chleage topped Ito women a mi tours with a 4041 -Tg. Shs wai fallowed by Butt Jesran. Sea IDs and Nadya* Granirk. Milwaukee, both with m . W . a m t malM wt k r a m ri JR S;4f 2-te- M rtopja. 4:27 »M4:22pm. b (m m i 1MB DODGE*. Than* Ut*d C art a n Uw b a d n S had. Wa haia to offar Lb m i a t such low prion, but w i n u H wrote* yooo. L n c a ltf owns*, b eau tifafly earW I uOf ofluippad. 53 OLDS 98 Holiday fa r. Hydrim iM *. n i l a , h a s U r, a l pamrrife' to o tin a Intlda aad o u t *1598 51987 # - •s: to #« RNi M 5 0 CA D ILLA C Coups da Y ill* au su TH Im Tunnel, defensive toekftold iter ter tto football Giants, has played la every Pro-Bowl game since the classic was started eight years ago. Fight Results If yon ai* thinking about buying a better tu«d ear, come in now. .YokH AifTcr m iko a better trade. r O T W '* r 1 3V~ GOSHEN. N Y. A - Harn*s* hors* fans who look in on the anth Hambletoolan Stakes tomor­ row n ay to seeing the greatest 2-year-old trotter since Greyhound won the great sulky classic Just 20 years ago. That wai tto gen»r»i impres­ sion today as Scott Frost stood out like a lighthouse tn a told ri 11 of tto nation's fastest trotters. Scott Frost ia owned by Sol Camp, Shifter, Calif., potato and cotton farmer, and to bids fair to take racing's second big pnne back wwst this season. California's Swaps won tha Kentucky Derby, and Scott Frost Is the tarty 24 favorite ter th's trntUng counter­ part ri tto derby at Bill Cane's Good Tima Perk. "I haven't seen a trotter like him sines Greyhound,” said Sand­ ers Russell, an eld lima Grand Circuit veteran. Hoot Mon holds th* Hamblttoniaa Urns record ri 2 minutes flat for lha mil*, end Scott Frost Is a son r i that 1217 srltuMr. Scott Frost la only one r i three hereet entered by Camp, and »Uhlamato Butch Hanovar has a good chines la grab second mon­ ey. Tha other Camp contender la Home Fra*. Tto main opposition to the Weat Coast triumvirate la GalophoAe, owned bp William T- Maybury, Dexter, M*., machine tool maker, and Childs Hanovar, property r i tto Texas oilman, K. D. Owen r i Houston. Galophone is 4-1 and Childs Hanover 4-1. Tto rare will have a total value r i IKM TJI, tto winner netting $22,117.00 or M per cent. Tto sec­ ond to n e gets $21.71441, with $B.to third, end 94.24S.1B to By ED CORRIG AN | rnlttag Junior Gilliam to scorn Tto Associated Pros* Karl Spooorr. third Brook pitcher, Nurstnz a paprr-thm one-game1was th* winner and Ernie Johnses lead and deprived ri the services lott i t al their top pitcher, the Chics an Don Uddle made hii first start White Box tackle tha rollicking - for the Giants in more ihan s Boston Red Sox tonight in the month and held th* Card* to fl\ a tight American League race. i hits. Willie Mays hit hla 2419 Tto White Sox ar* Just one gam* homer, and 12 percentage points in front, HcrOsctl Freeman cam* to a of th* New York Yankeas and mate's rescue ter tto third tiirs Cleveland Indiana and threa games In the list three games when hi ahead ri the Red Sox. currently saved Art Fowler m tha ninth ter tto hottest team In the league Cincinnati. While the White Sox snd Red Dick Hall whipped tto Cuba for Sox are battling, th* Yanks and l.ho second time tn sight days and Indiana wtU be trying to knock in ih* process broke a six-gimi each other out of the race m Lie Pirate losing streak. He a ln first of a three-game set in New. knocked Ln what proved to to tha York. ! winning run with a aingle fat th* Marty M*rKm!i Pal* Hoie are "Wh- Th** *1V# hi"1 * *4 **» t hampered by tF* absence ri Dick hu*.‘h* » « r«* t,rl « tt ttctr Donovan, their No i right-hander halt. Ha is recuperating from an appen­ dectomy and will to out mort than four weeks. Connie Johnson (1-t) will get the call tonight. Tommy Brewer (*4i will to on tto mound ter the Red Sox. To add to th* White Box'* trou­ l«v, tSI, r.«4 Cr —», La a u trM ii. bles, third baseman Georg* Kell, •1J<i J"» Hr»»a ll». JCeir Orltani, POST AWTIIUR. Tea—Paul J«rthird leading hitter in the league l i t V Housfea. has been having back troubl* ©• Pulses. Sax Ae»"atx s. STDXEV. Vo.if.il* —T«rl Metagain and strictly a limited service r t u l»e. T«««aUvU, outrotalH performer now. r*t»r t>« Vr1«e. tt*. HelUna. ie; Tto Yankees and Indians, eager to get off on th* right fori, will send their aces to the rubber Early Wyan (U-lt goes ter the. Indians, while Tommy Byrne (24) pileto * for the Yanks. No games were scheduled In Ito American League yesterday, but the National League had a full slate. The Brooklyn Dodgera wid­ ened their lead to l l 'l games b) coming from behind to defeat the . . . WITH second-plies Milwaukee Braves 44 in 10 Innings. QUALIFIED CARE! In other games, the New York Giants knocktd ths St Louis Car­ The wonder drum wont work dinals into seventh place with 2-1 victory, the Cincinnati Reflags miracles for tww wnlesa arw* climbed to sixth by winning their scribed specifically for poor fifth straight, a 44 decision over needs, Bro vsar doctor fln t; th* Philadelphia Phillies, and the bnar hie aroeertstio* l* us! Pittsburgh Pirates edgad tto Chi­ cago Cube 44. Law Burdette held the Brooks Faust's Drug Store scoreless until they tied it in the seventh with three runs. They won Near P. Q. P h. 103 it in tto 10th when Johnny Logan hobbled a double play ball, per- AMAZING STOCK REDUCTION SALE ,ctri A 1 a Standings and Results Spring Training Curb Dropped; Bonus Rule Next Chisox M eet Boston. In Crucial Series; Yanks, Tribe Clash * a DODGE Dlplomot 5 5 PLYMOUTH Club Coup* K m Ua, h a t t r . L scrUf r w M i. L a a Mtaa EM M B arabr brokM la. Local m rm r. In * maeulato » *1693 ♦ D is c o u n t Dodge Q ib Coupe *30 Itliw U i Chib •H FMittictDoor U Dodge Club Coupe H Pbwetti 4 Deer *41 Stodebilur Seda« W1U. YOU BS OUK GUEST? ri I ■-r* - n; SO;'.': *. ' **. ; �-! Weather ad Ln Population 23% In pnni Partly eVwdy tndsr bareming •rriilia illf clortdv TSsnis*. 4 yearn. • E n U h tta h o d lS M AN INDEPENDENT DAI1.T NEWSPAPER 8 A NPOH P. FLOHIDA. W E UN E SP AY AUGUST 3J I9SS Yoshida Claims Notes Molested TOKYO -D—Shigeru Yoshida says in bis memoirs lhat some of Japan's leaders at the time of Tearl Harbor tampered with the text pf a filial 1' S note, thus per­ suading reluctant oftit.aU to agrea to war. "This was a fraud by tha mili­ tary and amounted to conspiracy," declares the 78->ear-o!d diplomat and politician who guided Japan as prime minister through six post­ war years. He said the note from tha late Secretary of State Cordell Hull rfore the Pearl Harbor al­ as marked "Not definitive." was the idded comment in lha note that "this Is s basis for negotiation” and pjrt of tha pre­ amble emphasised "this ia a ten­ tative plan." “Not only were all these words deleted," Yoshida said, "but the portion covering tha Japanese stand waa also deleted when the document was submitted to the Privy Council as ’the Hull note.’ I was informed that nnly the Ameri­ JOE LOUIS PERRY IP. a senior at Crooms Armdrme. tn srrrd a can position w n carried in a one­ 31* f„ot alligator whila flatting for bass vaalcrdav ln Lak* Monroe. sided manner." ft was on the basis of this doc­ It took about 20 minutes to land and ha was assisted br Robert Stringer. IS. seventh evade Crooms student, lha bors relatad that tored note—accepted by Japan as I there were books and bits of line in tha 'rator’s mouth \*h«r« hr a virtual US. ultimatum—lhat re­ had apparently he«n caught brforr »rd freed himself. The creulur* luctant Japanese civilian leaders was donated to the roo. (Staff i’hoioi____ ____ ________________. and some doubtful military chieftaina finally agreed to war, Yo­ shida said. To Be Good Will Ambassador Bill Waldeck opened ■ four, f week course on "Constructive SilttTMBibip Mid Ptrtantl FfnC’ency" last night at the Epis­ copal Parish H o u s y rttb ^ d par* teg* orp-t/vtSe-mlnuta course in salesmanship, personal develop­ ment, eustomer relations, and me­ mory. Waldeck has had 10 years ex­ perience in practical education firs t aa • registrar srith LaSalle J Extension Urivcrslty and later on " t h e staff of Columbia Untveraity . as educational advisor In the Hima Study Department. During tha p u t aavaral years ha has been conducting hla own clasaee throughout West Virginia. KentucVy, Ohio, Mr 'nla and Florida. This stimulating program requires but four meetings, there­ by enabling the members to ac­ tually “turn m.mths into hours", f The practical techniques and prin­ ciples a n presented In such n Mannar that Urey aro readily un­ derstood and can be applied im­ mediately br any type of telling. Waldeck declared that ha was pleased to ate such a flat turnout at Sanford folks. Joycees Will See ti Illustrated T alk By Mrs. Runnels Mrs. Thelma Eitmels. 1107 W. Second St., will give a humorous. Illustrated lecture on "Human Entities" to the Seminole Cbsraty Junior Chamber of Commerce a t ita luncheon meeting, Thursday a t Jim Spencer’s at 11 noon. Mrs. Runnels was employed In ^Jfousten. Tax., a t a portrait artist v n»d fashion illustrator and has Hrod bare for tbree years. Her tn .U iu t ia •iiignad to tbs San­ ford Naval Auxiliary Air Station. Tha maating Is open to anyone te terse tad In Joining Urn Jaytees. Program chairman. Jack Barra* ajossgt. urges all Jaytees to attend and promises tha talk will hr very Intereating. Fairlane Terrace Plaf Is Approved For A. C. Doudncy A plat » t i approved h r she P rrm le a se d W ire No. 244. Ground Observer Corps To Organize Fishing Tournament Sunday Closes For Summer Operation Casselberry Asks County To Share Funds Board of County CoumDaionara of Seminole County yesterday. Tho city-wide fishing lnurna-| Th# !«sii o' Casielherry, yes. Fairlane Terrace, a lub-diviilnn men! for youngsters, conducted hy ter-iai. approached the H-'*td of in I-ake Mary, »*» okeyed hy the • urtv Comnti-* oner. «f Semin, commissioner* when submitted by "•* recreation department dunn Membership Need e’e Courty with an e'» toward Ihe summer program ram* lo A. C. Doudnry. rnd yesterday with a IJ-yt.it wtu •wurmg fund- for it* streets. After a heavy schedule of items hoy tsking the lop prtre of a To ld By Maybury Repte.ented hy Attorney Allra comm* before lh« hoard at lit Ihrre horsepower Evinrude out­ In a mammoth epfis'-on Sun­ G ant. IliUhnd Ca-«e!berrj s«kcl meeting yr'terday, CommL*lon«-r board motor. n# half ot day, the Gfo-iml llhterver Corp, the Con Fred Dyson requested that the i E. W. Christensen, recreation all of U-. Ro»d and Rridg. Fund throughout the Southern Area, enmmi»st«n consider the purchase 1director for the rily-wide rrrreawill le.t m, strength and make millace lr«ie,| in Ha corporate of air conditioning for In* com­ (ton program, said that Hilly limits. test observations, missioners room. Action taken hy Johnson. 12 avvi Magnolia AvrGiant poi-ited.out to th* £.miat.forf. Mayhury, Commander the board will require that bids >•*•* I a - IESIR gait la 8 KT T nur. took ihe top prut w.th * ' Frminn!, (' min' r '* 1M h* of the Campbcll-Ustlng Post „ •f he secured for the required air seven pound IS ounre hast J- • ’I'ou**'"’ IM* £ •» U s. gra#rl , r i . lon , , n ,i!« Cojn'y Commissioners lhat conditioning. Slate I » • makes It not arbitrary Frank tnderson. II. of Golden ,h*r m,r* u *' yrar, according lo Sanford, >aid that / an .1 attempt ....... “anford C i t y Commissioner • ike look Ihe second prtre with ,h'’ Ku-lx»t adopted as advertised • ill he m ide lo organise the loeal hut ronip't-nf) thst th# fund* ha John Kridrr appeared before the his four pound It ounce bass, hla yesterday hy lh* Beard of lounty group lo add a tremendous harrd wi h the town of t assetCommissioner*. County Commissioners to report, prize » u i reel strength lo the defense of a \ulThe tolal hudget, whirh nears nerahle along with rommisslonsr Fred Richard Powell, li. of Ri t part of our rssuntry In "Th* town is hard up for fund* Dyson, on the colored playground Box l*o, e' idrntly an ardent fish­ one million dollar*, «*• not chang­ ras# «• t i -.i i nom • . . tha of rnrmv attack. in Goldsboro. Krider aatd that at erman look Ihrre prim in thr ed after each Hem was rnnsulered - a i lad, “iha Mavh,itv .aid Ihai i--»nagrrs. least Xl.VfWl will he spent on tournament with a three pound, hy Ihe commissioners at yester­ and B'iulu of anv age, are asked town routsctl hi» authorised me to equipment for the playground two pound, and l>« pound hats. day's m-eimg. ask for two thing,.’’ These h# Th# General Government fund. to lake part in this vriv import- point'd out were; <11 asiuranca Alto Included in tha plant, Kridsr It# Wai awarded a reel, glass rad, told the hoard. ar« two tennis ar.d three plug*. in «he p.oposed hudget suHmittad | u i'C b r pia-.' n" ^ thst Casselberry would r*.-*iv# Its eeurta, • volley hall court, a hes- | Robert George, Jf, of Golden t« lbs commissioners for consider­ The le. t observation will he •hare of th. road aid hlldce fund kethall court and a eofthall 41a- Liko look a reel si a prtre in ation, ls UD.Mi.OI, Th* R»sd beginning immediately, a-d gJ t tot.) .. II <l •> «he American La- lhat Cais*Ih#rrv ha given tha •he citv-vrtde event with a two and Rndga fund Vffut nn | «V#»bnrB 17* 2*. And th. Fine and Forfei­ vard Sunday, Mayhury Mid. from amount of money a that should The City Commissioner SnM the pound three minco h*«s, board "I am confident that thiv . T. E Tucker, president of the Earl Foulk. It, Sanford Avenue, ture fund tolal is |IIS,i01.!tY H a m to 9 p m. Interested per­ ha». he«n shared during the past project will do much toward eli. waa awardrd a plug and a finis, The mllUffe set hy lha Hoard son. should go io the legion flv# yrarv ! Florida lu te Rank received hit of ,C<winiy in Ihe building mutating juvenile delinquency." ...... ,Commissioner*, ...mu. if. .... (hI Mine tll . •Commission —iiini -o ,Chairman rsiimsn J o h n appointment todsy at “Amhassamg aril* for landing a Us pound ,-l adoption of the budget a. adver- th„ |h f, fL | ran lw , r . rd ' lo M" uh “,h" '* ihe ftrs* baas. dor of Good Will" for the State ^ "me the matter has com* to eur Prues fug the fi-hing coolest Used will be: aeven mill* for Orn- 1h,,p of Florida. Seminole County attention." ’ ll > Is« ** my «■* understand* were made possible hy The City ral Government. I'V mills ft'r •* Corps into . full-ilrengUi unit. Tha appointment was made by ha said, ’’that Casaelt-erry nrcrratmn Department, Hill Hard­ the Fme and Forfeiture fund, two Th. Ground OI„e,s,r Corps Ing," h., . Nathan Mayo. Commlssioorr of JACKSON, Misa. te—Four can­ School Board Sets for the road and bridge ha. been ... up for lh.- pad f,v. ^ ,B* ^ V» U *'* 1 ware Company, Hobson Sporting mill* Agriculture and Chairman of the didates for Missiulppi governor fund, and three mill* for th# Goods, Gene’s Tessro Service. year.. Mayhury pointed ou. and in * f’'”‘U of ,h* *'nr* stepped on each other s heels early Meet Tomorrow State’s Good Will Committee. hospital. Twenty mills will lw re­ ••>me .tat............ periled n„ . •* • f.-w town .» Crowe's Fivh Camp. Hill Imple­ quired Tucker, along with his appoint­ today ai vole counting reached the f<*r Ihe operation of ^envin-p, The Feminol# County R-’hi'Aj function of the ment. received a supply of good halfway point In the first Demo­ Board will hold a eprclei kiwi- ment Company and lha Firestone ole County school*. I d-frn<• o’ganitaiion, h* said, is Store. will material that Mayo said "1 cratic primary election. Even though tha general pal, twg tomorrow at 10 a m. in the , , Recreation Director (Tirlslenaen tern of taxes lesird in adjacont j | | r(<l, [f airplanes of soy type.. am sure will he uhed to a splen­ A runoff election Aug. X it cer­ nfficea of the Superintendent of llrr# in o n Stale. M .ih iry e ^ l,,"’, • study th# malice. tain. •aid lhat if any of lha participants did advantage." Public Instruct Ion at the Court had no! heen contacted, lo pleas* co inties, and eounllea over^ moal I plmtnawl.'(!••'' giound ,i"“. low that Material to be uae I by the lo­ The togs two vote getters In yes­ House, of the Sla'r, Semlnol* County rail him al 1371-R for their pri­ lasts will h# rsdured l»o mills it I* pr-ssildq for tr-tny plane* terday's primary may not be cal "Good Will Ambassador" inThe board «tn make • firel se*. I* hedge hop sritheiit radsr oh known until lata today. Lang bal­ tludei ideal'ftra’lnn cards of oth - h»o u -wd e-»d ftildfo t<J * nil!- • *r*#«on. study of the I9S.VM budget‘and ■—-*k ■«— ers to be apnoinl>d by Mr. Tuck­ lets bt all counties slowed returns. Consider Ue appointment of two a te »»• c -t '• ha « I^ (|U . *• "It la tn 'A# inle Atty. Paul Johnson, making hla or three teacher* for the aim-.mg er. The idii tifleation points out O. I\ Herr, ten, a n a. f-nie of eur r ejnlry that the holder It n "Good Will third try for the post his fattier year. cia| tinea that the Grinr.d l Ambassador" for tha Stata of Flo­ once held, look the lead at 1: IS R. T. Milweo. Reboot Fup*rinMichael Mikler, 73, h rida with the "full duty and res­ a m. loday and kept a raror thin fondent, said that lha hoard ponsibility lo dispense Courtesy, margin over 41-year-old Ally. Gen would also consider and review toanw rillrrna will join w -h us Central Florida Hospitality, and Friendship m tha J. P. Coleman. The i't»"deol of th* Reminola tha preliminary plan* for nine >n this gigantic effort and t<-at Former Gov. Fielding Wright, trua Florida tradition, and to pro­ more school rooms at tha Golds­ High J-rhonl h< y Club S|">k# lo ob'ervatinn tn hettrr l.rlp defend KVyrar-old founder of the Statei LONDON, in —Communist Bui- Pioneer Succumbs vide full information about all tha boro School. the h'nnford K oanu Club today our poultry, advantages, attractions and won- Right* party in 1>M. followed in «* h,- reported llir «v«nt« which Mitwee said today lhat tha De­ tana admitted today thai Iwo of One of Central Florida's pin A* soon as enough of our pillden of Florida to our visitors third place. Ally. Rosa Rarnrtl, partment of Puhlie Instruction her fighter planet ahot down an near and surceaaful celery grow- sens join ^ ___ us_ .......... with lo form_ th look pla.r at ihe hr) Cluh’i In* and citireni so that all may (hare of Jackson, ran a close fourth. will probably move Inlo ita nrw l-racll airliner laal WednesiUy. ers p.">ed away Monday night w y *VBjIMbia' orgarurailnn. the trrnalinnal convrntion in Detroit. Mrs. Mary Cain, newipaper ed­ It said il would "discover and to • greater deg-ea In the many offices on Commercial Avr. dur­ at hi1 home In Slavla. Gn-uud " ’•-•Tver Corps. M.itbui)- Mirh. blessings of tha Sunshine State." itor known for her fight* agalnat ing th* week of Aug. IS. Simul­ P lith Ihosa responiihlt for Ihr Edwin Madden loM th# Kiwan. Mlrharl Miklrr, 1J. fame In continue-l, w* will •upi-rAlso with the materia’. Tucker compulsory social security, Irailcd taneously, h* »aid, tho special c ilasimphe." la gtuirp al |H r<*.>n luncheon Slav ia In 1913, and wai '»n» < > f tisort and clm-f ob.rrvrrs in the AU M persona ahoaH Ihe air- ihe nldett nirmbers of SI Luke’* received a supply of sUckrrs to weakly in fifth place. teacher groU|B> will ha moved Inin permanent grinrp. "Whrllier * mrrllng l«,ia) i ,t "it was inter. ha uied on the windvhicld of • , murh pould the office* now located in the liner, Including II Amerlrans, l.ulheran fTturrh there It* was 1prrs-’O cay iln elr « In o f III <> C«tlrig In Srs,rrr killed. Tha plane, whirh had b-irn in Slovakia, visilor'a cars and a supply of Court Honso. com* fr«-m one h-y f luh." j "r jn>’ . a «iral| amount of time c Men off course, erashed JimI folders, pocket sire, giving a Civil Service Group Ms i Irn revir «i-l H . four daya lie Is survived hy a brother. , .* . , r anxious to get a, n>#ny r n h of th* Bulgarian G r a a k Joseph Miklrr S r; two Ions, , prop!, intrtea'.rd a* po.tible," he 'pent a*. »h* r*nvrntion and re­ thumbnail word and picture story brder. Lively Squabbles of tha Sunshine Stale. tailed thn prr-.rtlng of tha FrewTo M eet Tomorrow Joseph H. Miklrr, and John Mik lii. Previously lha Bulgariana had Irr; Iwo daughters, Mrs. Andrrw Tucker said that he will soon lb « O va Service Commission lornFound.li. Award foe • •Id Red antiaircraft guns downed Dud* J r . and Mr*. Paul Trainsbegin distributing the "Good of tha City ef Sanford will hold Are Seen In 1956 IVorV Against \ in-lallsm to lh* Will Ambassador" idenUrlcalMa Ita rngwlar meeting tomorrow hey dull II* .1 I rrr.!l*,t the t-eWASHINGTON l-Ti—The thinM lha airliner and promised partial ky, and seven grandchildren, all French, First Sf. cards and calls especial attention night In tha commission room of Congress left undone, • big part piyment ter Ilia million dollar of Alavla. He ia also survived hy ginning of . Y. r Scholarahlp for Crossing Studied to the instructions that accom­ tha City HaD. outstanding wo-* in tha dub. of tho story of this year’s sec­ p sne But lha tsrael Foreign many nicer* and nephewi pany the appointment. He aayt Tha meeting, called lor I tion, promts* lively wptahble* la Ministry said Monday that Israeli Fallowing numerous eomplatets IVealay D*os, d'lsga’a to lha Funeral wrelre* will b# held Investigator* who Impeded Ihe Thursday, I p. m. at SL l.uk*’s about tha eondltlon of lh# street r«nv«nt|on from lh# tonal eluh, “the holder agrees to make a o’clock, wUl ha primarily a re­ IftM special effort 'o practice and ex­ organization meeting. Fourteen Important lersimr* wreckage saw “ numerous hull*! laiihiran Churrh wllh Pa'ior crossing it First Rl. and F’rench 'h-scrihed m detail th* *\tond*<l F. 'our laker) hv (Fe hry Club m*m* hibit genuine courtesy, hospitality President Elsenhower asked for holes'* and gainwl "Ihe definite Stephen M. TMhy officiating In­ Ave. CityManager Wartrn Those serving on the romrnlabn*h g ' —g lo and Coming and friendship In hla daily con­ lion to represent tha employes did not rearh hli d*tk. Ravaral impression" lhat they came from terment will he Hi Ihe Mavis Knowles,along with C. A.|t*ne- -o-' dirt, As'istanl District Engineer fr**m th* e,-ruentlon. tact with Florida's visitors In or­ of Use city are Representative other major bills slso were left machine-gun fire. Lutheran Cemelery. Trip* to lh.- i h#*t* rflnld CSgander to make them feel especially Mack Cleveland Jr. and John hanging. Guy Blaek’a Funeral Rnswa of for th. Mat* Road Department, r u r n r d ies • •wl R V, Filxgrhal<l, vice-presl- elt. faetory, ihr mot. Ihan Vv® welcome." Orlando ia in rharge. All pending legislation will ha Ivey. Members representing the AT MARINELAND deni of Ihe James !(. Cragg Con ehurchea in R - hmon.1, V* , tha Oty of Sanford are: Roy Holler aliv* when Congress rttnras J*a. MARINELAND LT - Flippv fhr alrurtinn C-nnpany, surveye,! the visiting of old Ft. McKinley BTRANfiE OFFIfttS 3. and Harry Lee. The member al Spraying Of City conditions there thi. morning. where th# Jlar ;o»ng!e<| Banner BELTON, Tea. ID-R. R Perhspa th# most Important El­ Educated Forpolt# Is dead; fame large, elected by tha four memunknown. II* wat lha first por- Jnnsi, who has soma hsrhH wire The City Via tagsr s offlea this was srntten and tha visit lo An* senhower hills stranded were ben chosen by the city and the Begins Last Night employes, these to atari a multlblllion-doHar pnit# taught at Manna Studios In for sale, hat been gelling longue- mornirg said that steps will b* napolis, as s i ! a- a broad tour of la Hugh Whelrhel. Spraying of the ontira city expansion of tho nation’s highway ump through a hoop, raise a in chesk offers from throughout Ihr lairn to Improve th* #rn,ting <• Waehtsurlnn D. C-, w-ra rteaerlh* started but night when the crew building program and to aid In flag, blow a horn and retrieve Southwest line* his for-tal# ad In a* m>< In rndang,-r ihr safety rf mi isi detali. a stick la response lo spoken lh* Tampla iT ei ) Daily Telegram attlomobil.-a paaarng through tiia Tha two apr.her* »«e* la b # began Ita operations on tha West local school construction. inlrraevllnn. word' and hand signals. l l l i r a l I.) D r. J H. R o o t. ram* out "harhrd wlfa." Side of Sanford. Mosquitoes ha'* Rev. F. Morgan become mnra noticeable alnr* tha frequent ratna of tha paat two Visiting Sanford wean. Ilia Rev. Frank Mor.r*n, a Rain Below Normal Controlling tha mnaquitoe* hy former pastor of tha Oviedo Bap* •praying la d o n • regularly tilt Church, wae a visitor In San­ For Month Of July , Th* Einfnrd are# had ipprnt! j throughout th« city, said City ford today. Rev. Morgen le stay­ Manager Knowles. However, citl* ing. for th« next few dava, in mately M per rant of tb« normsi aena ara sot aware that lha opar- Ovsedo where ha la visiting July rainfall usually aipartenred hen, according lo local weather­ Mien la tmderway since most ef friends. Morgan la now pester ef the man E J. "Bud" Mocghtaa Jr. thia work la don# at night when Moughtan said lhat during July Miami Rhnrs-a Baptist Church. winda are not prevalent of Dili year only 4U Inches nf rain 1(11. including tha l.ll birhav that waa experienced to d a y af­ ternoon “Our normal rainfall la this only that ha v ia milting name- area." aald Moughtan, *1a TU when in Korea. Inchaa. -1 (naught h* was d*id You Rain recorded yesterday taknow bow aomj prisoners dJ« In talad XT hundredths ef an Inch. priaoau or aro nevar (ward from again . . . I didn't know." Of Schmidt, ibo says: "I loved him vary much. AfUr all. ho ia Supper, Initiation the father of any child. Rut ! waa only with him a. few weeks before Planned By Elks ha wont overseas." Sanford L o d g e Ne. m i . Of rtno: “We'ra very happy. I B. P. 0 . E. will meet in regular don’t Uha II op bora In Ibo wooda m ik n lemurow night, alerting but bo'a boon a good husband and with n free to-memhere supper I town him." at S:M o'clock to bo fcOewed by rinn himaatf aaya litUa about tho tVi initiation of two candidate*, M • war prisoner itrango Hftnrt— "Wo met and we M in lore. That’a about all there ia to 1*11." ______ _ _______ ho said " I n baetinesa means U n . Ftao gold abo had never none to mo ■wVnythJng We ™ j 9 t * * * •*> &•* talked It m m and Ifa my wife* aaationaa ara bald as CONSTRUCTIVE EAI.KSMAJWIP m i T. E. Tucker Appointment Told Bill Waldeck Opens Four-Week Session On Salesmanship * Seminole County Taxes To Be Down $2 On Thousand Planned Runoff Eleclion Is Almost Certain For Mississippi • Confab Delegate, " Key Club President Address Kiwanians Bulgaria Admits Jels Downed Plane Young Girl Faces Big Decision to fV a s i i �4 T wwp*TM-oe*o*bf TlA'MaTVlW AN PWTt*.TVC*iAL* * '.* ,fMZR CATCHU M CAvrr 5 ta*7 w>CE L’» t “' ■. — PJ.ATI k O M j) ! A NT THAT A TH- IMV IT o£ S - W S ssnarf shoppers'sra smarming r‘ ound ASP's .•►OtfTM r r r ■ iv - .y jn cecuAS/o* w$£% NEVER Tfiy r WTTHOU' niQur. a go-ahead A'GNAL"" tOMveue OZARK- MANAOC* v x rse a LIVING d c c l WHAjV-'VOtiMEAld VOU HAVEN'T EVEM planned i r s t r f < I OSAUV o o s rr ( k-NCW. T - 5 N y y o -tA ra ro e fSJpflr A BMSlV SU°E* J 5 / 7 V m o o o - 'U s r C 'i tw e 1 ICBA,A3<M 3 ME ^ WHIN 15TVS DANCE EM? CXtHl ----- wiow VWV l e b PONT tiro t u r n A Cj; n wmt a nsw d r e s s 1 -TOLD iEBO TO DO IT. t don't CAPTAIN CCAMARX) 7EPO. GET COM* ( pCAvvGSArc.'ivwiN [ 1 Rf ALLVDOMteOlJt 11A f *AV NOT S= ABi.5 TO ( lULfcCATCMVOU N 3UCM , TAONO 5 0 f---- - captain .IONQI SCtBBABO ON IT. . J Wife b Run Over As Hubby Flees From Gas Station CINCINNATI JT—U t Murphy OUR OWN BLEND V). »ho ran "v*r hi* w»J« while fleeing from th« iten* of aa al­ leged ga*olint theft. w*» in cuitoday aw ailing a charge of mur­ der ta her death. Inv**Ugator Carl C Moyer uid Murphy would be chargfd with murder.Bg hi* wife Willoughby, 3*. mother of ll Oa wrreadertni to Meyer Sat­ urday. 10 hour* attar the bit-ibp SULTANA Tender Whole incident. Murphy *ald. “ I *a* eraty drunk. I didn't know I ran over anything." Police **id Mr*. Murphy “ *» lolled in nearby Harmon when her ANN PAGE Kninchy huabaad Had from a concrete mix­ ing plant from which the couple had attempted to atetl faaohne. Frank Boudabuah, co-owner of the plan'., aaid be wi* bolding the pair DAILY BRAND Two Diets at gunpoint uban the man luddcnly itarted the car. Roudebuah laid he fired at the man and ibo\ed the woman into the path of the automobile H« ran over her and kept on NUTLEY COLORED going, Roudebuah aaid. TALKING BOOKS Magic talking booki are i new way to teach Junior to read. The booka have lound track on the cover end can be played on the phonograph a* well aa rtad. The »tory of Petar Rabbit. Hamel and Gratal. Black Beauty and othar favorite derate* are introduced to tne Juvenile audience through ear ea well at eye. m a g a z in e - r r u . g e t . ■—f y o u a m in o o r r ' O F F ooor' « e ,these coLOocoPcnjstS o r cakes and cold-cits • ee allowed to ^ make au. that eoeo . UXXSOGOOOIN J rt LOO* G O O O -A SD Tv-E Y 5 * - A C S - A n O THIS < ( PeANur-BUTTEPAO) Ar>vejmscMeNT»| rCUOtVMM AkO IMUfN MV. — KJt/DiA' ' T--------- Legal Notice THE »TJ?lE*«r FLORIDA TO: * ATATEN BOLAR. wkoie reelI n t i l. Wllllltn*. New York A l*em romplelat ka*lae been fll.4 aa«ir»t re* la lha Circuit c»»rt u as! for keeueole County, f IOftea, la Ckoaoery, Ue abort aK rS /lift llfl va STATEN IOWA*. C.I.Baaat, wherein *t» toiler joucbi to o Oooroo of Oivarco oat oa i * i r t or l»ofoa<oet 0 n u n tatoroot In oat la eortala root ootoio laca'od la to ml aale County, ejorido. *»• wit. Late il act l l of Black T. LackBert Bukeivulas. oceoraici to Putiie Notor lo at tomiaala Coualy, fiorido Yhoia fireeeau ora ta rau.o u l £ A tto rn e y f a r P U I n t i f f I I I S e r t l i f o r k A te a u e F l o r i lo an t n h riecf r r c o h t . a im i jt'D ir iA E n e c i r r , i t aw ro e iK U im a cot e r r . r u C i r a a . i* cNAM CKer n o . aaee OEOnOE OWES U1LUCK. PUtattft iuTKLSEX 0ILLICIT. lfkaca firooL lim kurtL tkot a Comploiat |ar TU«aroa M i eooa tiloe afotAit you. aae you are roquirat la oorvo a copy of eur Amwor or Plaattae ta tka e a p lu a l «* (ho plolailfra attarpay, J « UtPELL IfORSIBT. lie Nortk *Uio airaOE Orloato. flo n e t. oat file tko orlpiaol A aiaor or piou4ln> In the efflea of tka C:«rk of ifta Circuit Court on ar kolora tka Ittk day at Aueuec III* If yap fall la da oo. luOanont by dofoult wilt b« taken aeataot you far tko toilof doauadod la MISSION INN Unpeeled H elm Vegetable Shortening dexo A&P FANCY APPLE 1 Lb. T O - Super-Right" M eat Buys SUPER-RIGHT Wegfcrn §ugxr Cured “SUPER-RIGHT* Weatern Heavy Beef Buper-Rliht Veel Sirloin or Suoer-RJeht Weatern Veel Shoulder Chops Super-Riaht Cooked Sliced Solomi Fresh Fruits & Vegetables Tomatoes te w TM 6OOTV,O«A0iAM . . t OtObCf MEAN p -fO.MOuCH! vfL t o w White Avocados Potatoes a il* B en hookin, Carrots Obveo M IA M I, E k p en tlo e e f 5 pU taw ide “welcmno m a t’* to Include e eerie* o f h m p ito U tr etop# fa r here la Baked Beans PROCESS AMERICAN Cheue Food £ Legion ANN PAGE Tender Cooked Quoaae i i i V ih E p r K o r m r o A anetfren 4&-or. Cans Veal Rib Chops P n. Baa t i n P o n ia rd . Wain* Florida w a tle e e qrttii the IM f National Coowartton of tka ettoe Florida HaapiUllty*. AU Orange roquira you ta tIU yeur written eifoaioA If ear. (» the C oayU iat tlloe aorolc. M l ta oen a a copy tkoraof upon FlajaHft e oitarnoy aa ay bofofo Aucuit ll, A P . ill*, aiharwioa a Dacroa Pro Centeno will ba aatoroe aeataot yea aae mo route orecooa oa parte w its EM iay kaal aoe ifticlal aool oi Soafaft, eomlaaio rquntp, rioriaa. tkio llik eay at faly, UL /or a P. Hereto* ork at (ka circuit a n rl miooia Cauaiy. yioi id«. HEAt.1 Dorean V T f a t o r l r k «ta-TS A A P FANCY lu . O tto- w i urged to aetlfr CeevwUpa V n f M t i n of their p lM e .ie the word e a y be M i i | M itt Sunshine �THE HE gy-AVfi Sumner ' CHA TTER TH1RTT-1 WO T H E BIUCUT. hoi noon *»* 'WcddenJy dank w i d a rk lo the old n u t Tip m 4 Chuck I M BUI! T u n og t a t l W fun an d g n af. « ( m r m o m i i M m t Bandy UHtd tn * ro-ioaoed Con w a band th a t •, WyH heavy u laad. W Something • truck hta cheat » Alow that drove Uw arraUi Imm •tin lunga. H* Celt him**If falling through BUckdaia. emiatkM f<w two year* now. One wa* Hi* frustrated de*ir« lor Mar­ gie. the other, natrrd of Rusty Baines. A long um* had waited hi* cksac* at Rusty, w iu a pa­ tience that warn t any pan of ki* nature. It would bare bean easy enough to gun him down in an al­ ley aomewherr, but that wouldn l Hava satisfied Calder a touted hat*. A bullet IB the Heart wo th# way a mao Ilk* Rusty would ba\* dealt with an treray. II* had to di* in *om* way that wou'd b* a tri­ umph, not just nf th* gambler a triggar-fingtr. but of hi* brain. So bad wailed, and at **t hi d found hi* opportunity and hn schema— sun pi*, yat deadly, .ool-proof, h* d thought Had tprung hia trap — and tha redhead had slipped safely out of th# jaw*. And »mc* turn. Ui* tkltaroe** had grows and ta t­ tered m him, till the simple direct vtolanc* bed despised * 1 first had got to b* • craving that haunted hi* dayr II* wanted to sse Rusty ■ blood spurt, wanted him t* know who'd don# it But Rusty wa* behind hnr* now, when h* eoudn l get at him. II'.* mind played briefly with the idea of breaking into the jail, but a ves­ tige of common-sett re, amt even more, a drrp-rfk'led fear nf Warns Camrion and hia cold anger warn hia plana wen crossed, held him back. Ho ha rod# Into town and swung nff at Ih# I as I Chance for a drink. Th# saloon was rrowiled with men in blu* shirts and nirratu. with a sprinkling of town-d *eHera — th# loafers and drifter* who were to t-a found around Ui* saloon during most of their waking hour*. Mellowed by th* warmth nf hi* "Ag right. Dm," ha agreed "But flriit dnnk. Calder look th* second r. But I atm Ilka to eauml my cnip* btfor* 1 a u rt crowih' ever 'am. “Tou r# jumpy, eoopod up u» th* bout* *u long." "Tou r* ngnt—Tm jumpy! Who wouldn't oat Ttua waiting around with nothing to do but play aolitam la chough tn *end a man off hi* head. When do I »»m my eut and clear out of tin* hoi*?" "Soon. Lon. maybe tomorrow bight-Why not tonlghtl* Caldar damtn lcd impatiently. "Mallory a in town." Corny had •tartad out too aoun to have hid word of Rob a return. "It would be m ay to try anything there. It might not gat blamed on th* nea­ ter *. Wait till h* get* home." "If* always waiting with you." Calder grumbled. "Wait lor th* right um*—and tha right um* a alwave tomorrow or neat weak." "My wailing paid oil. didn't IIT" The gambler took another lack. "Wall. I n not waiting in her* any longer. Another gam# of solilair* and I'll atari aeaing apuia tn (runt of my ayea! t m going kh lo town lo look thing* over. What ar# you nomad about?" b# •napped, a* Came tun opened hi* lip* to object. "I'm |u«t a atrangar paaamg through town. Tha only two people who'd know me aren't going to give m* any trouble, locked up in a rail!" Cameron shrugged. After all. mi harm iwm ul likely tn coma of lain'* ruling in tn town and haring a taw drink* m tha saloon. and hi* eagad restlessness might dnv* him to do aom*thing really fooliah If ha weren't allowed to work it I‘ante bekrd Itkt a flama along th a Broken Spur Una whan they a . a tha old forem an go down. T h a ra w a rt aina of them laft in t h a ta d 41*. and of utoa*. tw o war* kttaping thamaalva* up by anpar lore* of wtlL Chi mum Dared an tkay orara. Rob of Sandy o u g h t *Ull #luv* held tharn together. bu t now *hrr war* man w ithout a laadtr, ■and Um heart had gona out of Ahem. T h ty fin d oaa m ore ragged •vuilty, and than rem ad th e ir boraea w iound and apurrad oft. th# broken WcmnanVa of w hat had been an tr m v . vt lien they had gona per ha pa a Oiundrod yard*, they checked and d re w togalher, and tha tensely w a itin g neater* m w one m an nd►* bark, hi* band rbuod . palm up. tfW a w ant to g ath er up o u r H*ad." * Old Cullen, erourhod on the LgTuund w ith n n daad ann a hand fen nib kJMd*. ra n a d Hi* bearded I bead. " IM ’em. Wa g o t no w ar ■with deed man. L et ’am rant M i peace." Bo it waa th a t Rob. coming hack Mo hi* kingdom, wa* m ot by a haumber a a ra k a d c , w ith aia horaaa R w anng deed men taahad a c ro n k h r ir aaddla*. Th* aawa at lb* raid an Broken w a* brought* lo D ouble Diath a t earn* afternoon, by the mea**ng*f. C am eron paid watch yours* If. Don t get in moc* leisurely, and began tn gw * ad w ith hia a w tim a r y pant trouble, an' don't do anything to an tndilfereot attrn lin n tn th a make people rematnbee you or aak scrap s at conversation tha* drifted A nd n a t h a* away. in him. Tha nester*, h* soon p e r­ •Wad. you're a boot oaa. Wayne r question*.** ■daewrod. ayawig h a partner -Too taka M for a lonlt” Col­ ceived. were d in led Intn tw o group*—Uinaa who had tak en p a rt ntk b mi*turn of admiration and der muttered. T i i got t land It to Caldar ante red Bundown O k m th* attach no Broken (Spur and i balled the play, ag right. ■Lata of ruled-up amotmw tkat woe# celebrating their v irtory and , ean't yon am la whan yon pal would hwve mad* Cameron, aould Uvaa* who'd rautiouaty stayed wA ha ha*a bee# into hi* mind, doubt­ o f action, and now It had proved a* Mg a gamble a* UuaT" “Wi haran’t raked m th# pot ful <d Um wisdom of letting htu aucresjful, wrr* itching In Identi­ fy them selves with It. Tha tow ns­ da.” Cameron reminded ha*, go. In O k shifting ma*a nf tm- men war* hovering at their elhowa, a p a t the grot round.” "Wall, n want oft pmt kba yen puls**, craving* and rtsrnUnmta volubly coogratulstdry In bop* ft ^ that served Lon Calder by way nf froa d n n k * l t d R to. fednt n r (T» Ha flue t w r d f b and. two thing* had M un I rnyrrlsM. It**. ky tfle* Ouiwaer lPs«rlhti-ed hy Wise re.tii.ee 1 r» 1 's'» g Coming To U. S. Worth Hardship M I D L A N D . T # i„ to Hie I’nited Slate* July B ISM ytsrJa tha motel office the sun and tha neat month thay railed ■It down, Insldo, a little girl on President Kisrnhnwer at the bounced • kali and picked upWhit# House and apprared before lacks. Rer mcOwr tat nairby in Hm LM. liaata. Mk wdHwk * h v And after that? "W*« It worth A* kut of my “Wa have settled In Midland with lag la tom* In AmericaV* The t most secura feeling." Mrs. Bud her said, Khninf ■ question Kaput said. “ We have a ear anH "Of eossrs* Jt was. Of count." we will own it In another lew She was Mn. Geta Kaput, * m'nntha and hop* to have a home •letiaat dark-haired woman of M. some day, a small on* mo can Two years ago. she and her hus­ lake care of oursalvoa." ' band and daughter fled aero** a After *t* operation*, Mr*. Kaput rommunist border in Europe. They •veaped • fusilid* nf bull*!*, but Is learning to walk agaUA with a lend min* ton off Mm mother'* an artificial leg. Kaput waa rommervial Mgssier Je*. Her bosh.,*4 a" attorney. said: in Budapest of an aluminMA and left misery behind, tn lbi* flAini company. But In Mil, in country, people ran look forward a period of only two moMBs. Ihe t * to tomorrow." On the floor, elghl-year-oM Eva Mari*, with dancing brown eye*, sang “Davy Croekatt." 4k"W# live with my sister w ipgrate* Ihi* motel," Mr*. Kaput said. "Whan the doorbell ring* •l midnight, N isn't the aerret police—it's jsM somebody wanting ■ rpamt “We deal ■*t dream any more of D* secret police, etthrr. Instead »t dream of luiurie* like air eonlii uning. wuhlog maehinaa and tefHgeraltoB." Ihe aicape of th* Kapua family Vfim Communist Hungary became i celebrated case. Tbetbraa cam* p w Page .1 today ronlmurd to shake Mt. Alto, *• sy VOLCANO C T tT T f TOKYO id* —Minor #rupW*n«, KANTORP HERALD! Wed. Aug. 3. 1H.S.S thing lo tha Commur.it govern Deadline Extended For Disabled Vets To Apply For Grant Japan’, Th* deadline for eligible dis­ abled veteran* to apply for a Government grant toward tli* purchase of »n automobile or oth­ er conveyance hss been evtendid for two yp*r» under a new law signed by th# rr#»id»n1 . Eligible v rtcra's n«w have un­ til October 20, 195« or five yea.* after dlschatge or separation, whichever «»* later. 1. Tho*e whose qualifying di*abllity occur* subsequent to di»* ch»rg# or •eparation. This group of veteran* hav three ye*i* aft.-r the disability occur* in which to apply. 2. Thru* who*# qualifying di*bhility w*v not adjudicated to lie ncrvke-cftnnected until tong after discharge or perhaps after the b«aie time for filing. This group of vrteianv ha. one ye»r after thr ■’liability h*v Keen declared vfr* vice-connected In which to file. VA is authorited by law lo make a payment not to evened 11,400 lowaid the p ti e of an aiitomnhtte or nthrr convejanic, including appliance*, lo World War 11 and Korean conflict veteran* entitled to co m pen** lion fur three tvpes of di**M!itie*. The three types of disabilities are: 1, I,os* or permanent low of use of ope or both fart. 5. !.o*» or permanent tos* of use of mi# or both hands. 0. Comptnl# loss of sight In l<nlh res* or permanent impairm, nt „f vi,(nn m tmih ev-s lo * degree constituting l<H*l blind been reported. r™ undrf Europe v tom m u M\vy OFFERS ni t FIX FIX DALLAS. Tr*. f - T h r Dslla* Times ll:rald earned a story hundav quoting Mrs. D ata Margrrum a» vavmg she would like In rent a big home for a four-day teimion with ner 12 rhildirn. b'lr rr|«>rtrd yesterday the h H ivrnved 93 otter* She took th* ItrM one from a Dallas motel. <»nr caller warned to marry Mr* '! ar :n .urn. a widow, so he mold claim Ihe II rhiMtco as Inrnm# las exemptions, she rep.irted. I AlAN H IM aeiir (tern, and Or AtheDtsn F ' baitr knowledge nf atomic physics srut may hr tb# Spilhsut. w ith the aid of a chalk draw in* and a ftrst si»p toward travel lu o'.ln planrli Hit fihapD globe, explain the nature and purpose nf the pro- le> and Spiltiaus w n e among ine scirmi ts pi e»e t r paued Itunthmg nf an mitrumrnted artificial sataltitr Al the VYaihinglcn nfllcev nf the United Slate, National Commtlle# (or the International Geo­ physical Year, the scientist* said that the tint space ships open up Ihe outer world for th* first time without the masking lavert of atmosphere hanging over lb* earth Tlvse man-made moons will aid in Ta study of th* tu n s ladlattons, add lo mans al the W'htta House w h e n Drr.-idenl l 'i-nhowe: an­ nounced his approval of plan* for Ih* construction of sn earth satelSti# in rilcl* Hie globe fur pcacrlul and srientlhc ptuposca. The satrlliic is rvpected 1<* tie built si a r,»>t of approxuvalrlv VIO i !0 0P«1 vnd In he taumhed w ith in tw o v r.i, It will n a v e l at 1* oon miles an hour at sn alldtide nf oelwern ? d and J00 miles. ( fnlrrnaiuo.ai .Su-ndp ,oia> Summer Clearance Begins Thursday, Aug. ONE G R O l’P Res:. ft.95 - 10.95 .... 22.95 - 29.95 ... • Half Sizes, 121L - 21^ Value* * 95 to 21.95 % price LINGERIE SPORTSW EAR SLIPS BLOUSES Rhorlnw panel*, Inrn IrinititPil. value* f.rntip of cottnit ntxl tv Ion*. aui>r<H * -tors A rtylfii. .Suva 32-38. K- g. - 4.95. * lo G.95. Nixes 32-42. 2 95 2 r.r I 95 5 -0 0 COTTON GOWNS N V irnn, pastel colors, v iluco to fi.95. now SKIRTS AH aym m er sk irts, solid* <& p rin ts, (nil or s tra ig h t. lirg. 2 * Palo 1.95 - 5.95 ................. 6.95 • 8.9.5 ................ 4*95 PAJAM AS 2 I'ieee T'otton fit.ortir* Rcff. 2.95 & .1,95 1 .00 SHORTS BRAS Slightly inilrH, Vfiliirs In .Vflft. Odd lots of short*, broken siic*. \ *^5 2 * 3 -50 „T h 20% off l Her bwabood Tam Lowta said tb«T »liM a^aog real bi IHwaiulu Kf!?*, 60 DRESSES 1 4 9 5 T3L lt>l>N to M .ftJ V i price 12 95 17.95 • 19.95..... . f • Rcpr. Sizes VmIiips fiom 8 -9 5 12.95 - 11.95____***•****•#•#•s*a#en. I DRESSES 6 9 5 OJA1, Calit U t-A ctm a Loretta V « f *«« raatlag at b o m today stay at a atarhy O iu rd Koapital. where she ontor * televialaw comer until ofh Aral of tfeo paw, ho mU, 4th DRESSES w M Move Jr., of Newport, H I LDMTTA TOfNO M M in build a multiputpoic IP.OOSl. kilnwatt evpenmcrual stnniie rest a cn»t nf 121*0.000 tn vj.so.npo, th* Economic Planning Rrard »*td today. News Of Men In Service tvJES&L*** ticoin wwlZUw S lm5l,r' RE Vi TOR is PLANNED P ^ Ip niat regimes is soon miles lung rnmpletcd a course in air enntroi stretching from Ihe Baltic lo the July 29, at the Navy Combat In Black 5»a. Restricted rones at formation Center here. trail fiva mile* deep run grimly The course pmvidrv advanced along this frontier, heavily guard training in radar techniques for *nd palrollnl hy Comm uniat men nf Ihe Pacific Fleet. mobile border police. Ft*'. Moyr reported In thr Rrdi moved some M.OM farroni Then rnmra a narrower, rw n school from the r*d»r picket r» nut nf Budapest to make room more hsiantnus strip. It n about for “loyal" members of Use Com- two miles deep, immediately ad­ cort te n e t USS Harveson and upon completion of th* course re­ muniat Party. joining tha border. This territory turned to duly aboard Ih* ship. The Kapua family waa Japmted it dotted with walchtowrrs. Train to Vamn* Gynerk, a remote *11- •■d dogi accompany guard* v*hn FORT DENNING, Ga. -C pt lag* in oast Hungary and Oderrd patrol Ihe Iwo-mite tones. The Raymond R. Cobh. 2n. aon of Mr never lo leave the city Hghit*. guard! have orders lo ihnot on and Mrs. T. fobb. Routa It. Ran Kapua turned to minual labor sight. ford, recently was graduated to support hia family. His w aits D m borders themvalvea era f r o m the radio maintenance amounted to IS eent* per day. blocked nff with eject neatly charg­ rourse at The Infantry School "It waa a larribte atattatinn ed barbed *Jr* equipped with tig. Fort Croning, Gi. eiislance." Mrs, Kapus r*mrm- nal dev.res which set off alarms The course trams enliilrd men brri. "Thn farm people of th* trigger deadly land mines. In aome at radio repairmen of infantry villa|* were miserable; they never platea the Beds have dug pit* units. had anything of their own. They M to M feet deep, camouflaged Corporal Cobh, isvt stationed had lo work for nothiag because by overgrowth. at Tart Sill, Okl* . entered thr they were forced to sett every The Kapua family knew atl this Army In August IkVt and com But on the night of July u , jojj plrtrd basie training at Fort they made their break. Jsrksnn, S. C. No buttrta hit tha threw, hut a Ila la a graduate nf ftemlnolr miM eaptodtd, horribly mangling High School and a former employe Mrs. Kapua* lags. Kapua ran re­ of th* Western Elect he Corp. member hurling hi* Httta daughter over the barbed wire. Then he dragged M* wife th* few remain- Screen Actors Set log yards. She lay hireding m a rnmriald and ihe husband dtsper- Strike By Those aialy attempted mediral * n It waa gg hour* after tha *i- In Filmed Video ploatao before a cart carried Mrs. ItntXYWOOD OR-Thr Screen Kapus into tha American sector Actor* Guild hss tel Friday for of Vienna and l« * hospital the start of a strika hy atl aetori . '* ;• V 1 m.or* dead than alive in fllmH triesnmn shows. by that time, Kapua said. “ It it A spokesman for tha guild said indoad • miracle she Is m u with that M weekly TV series are no* ahooling In New York and Holly­ *he waa In the hospital * r r tr wood. John L. Pstes, tha group*, For a lima ao-vearmld Kapus esreutiv* secretary, said that win worked as a truck driver, until per rent of the membership au­ a LouDo'th pneumonia last winter. thorised Ih* strike. „ “ tejmfI employmant at th* "The principal issue . . . " hr Midland Air Terminal and madt laid yesterday, “ it Ui* refusal of *«tra money as a part-time fire, the producers of filmed (elrtrltlon man. now ha’s an accounianl with program* tn agree to make am »• oil eomnaar. residual payment* whatsoever to artorg for th* second run of * *idre film." . 5 ° lU ;**, W ' Ky. 'it—Antonin Die three-year ronlrart which Aherlondo, 27-ye.ir-«M Argenlme rspirrd Igct troek gives arior>: - '7 ^ . Miasia- payment on the third lo sixth run* todayI V,r M<,ur*nc* m # fd 1st* inclusive, in addition U tha origi nal ahowiag. volcano, T » 'h k O i.TS— Papan it plan n in g VA **'d eligible veterans may file applicants *t th# VA office nearest their home. ment. • W# wrr* living Dorn d*y In day," her husband expU.ned. “ it was a irfnbl* (reding, a feeling nf no future—no future fur u* or Eva Maria. Wa decided to n-k escape from the country. We knew Ihe terrible danger* but vie weir convinced death was more allrac S\N DIEGO, Calif, m riN C i live lhan Ida under C-immunut —Navy Kn*. William 11 Move Jr , ,, vnn nf W. II. Moya ... of — 232 W, tTlh . .... . . -........ ... ... ............ Tha* forbidden frontier fur lh.«r s( s.-nfnrd, and hu.hand id Mr* largest So (* ,u a tlir* or d a in ig t have ne**. rriKT I.EE. v*. —krmv lmt 1.1. Tituv J. Henderson, M. *on nf Pcarlcn* Henderson. Ill2 W IMh Si . Ssnfnnl, recently »**■ grad'iitrd from Ihe awnclatp quartermavtcr rompuny olficcr course at the Quartermaster Sctuml, Fort V* During ihe l \ wrek rour -e Uru'enint Hrnder«on received in struclumv in unit and orgsnitaltnn supply, stalinn supply, depot m* nacrmrnl, signal rummunications and atomic warfare. The lieutenant was grsdiisled in I9A3 from Virginia State Col lege In Petersburg, and I* a mem­ ber nf Phi ItcU Sigma fraternil). tlilrd which It he'chmg smoke t.SOfl fe»t into the air, ky-ulo nr-vs agency repor.s. The v.'tcann let g» yesterday with ,v Mast that hurled rock, sv hig I'uvketiul!* :,0o [eel Into lie air and spewed small stream* of !ava over tn* rone * lip. her _ iaOw a■ ■ �• - ' .,.A »/ * XvTiT », .. • _ ' . * v *f*\z *- r •' ♦• .ViHr * JK&Ski* ,.' ' m na Sanford Band Shall Cou’ ! Use Facelifting To Attract Folks va People Wonder About Red Actions WASHINGTON A - n » murh this country ever alight tha* away w w w tofl l f «* East sad ar over stooo Ms taBSto lari yearin relations a big smile cost? F irst ImprrMiona a r t lasting imprea- w ith (ha two d oaaa gilded fo r an added bit Geneva is getting as eery aa West Except tor Sea. McCarthy tmfsmuof him ter asma af hla* •Ions, fspce’aMy when visitors expoct to of appeal ( R-Wli) there has been practically Christmas Eve. The Russians were no criticisn* In Washington tor conduct. Ho opened w PMteriay find everything to their particular liking. A few janitor aarview around tha build­ oo tho whole Moo of being “friendJolly when they met the West Presideat Eisenhower’s We’d like to see the City of Sanford keep ing on a regular baala would eortalnly be |y“ with Mo Communist*. with tha Communists so far. there. If Russian Premier Bul­ (he Band Shell in a more attractive manner helpful in keeping fo llu coming back to But tf the Russian* and ganin, with his chin whiskers, had Ho blasted Elsenhower tor alt. th an heretofore This natural attraction aa 8anford time and again. put on a red fianoel suit he wculd Chinese follow np their opener by ting down with “tyrants and s v visitors leave the city and aa they coma Into Many compliments have been pasted on have made a pretty good Santa making concessions, they will de­ dem s." He said ha'a Bring to Claus. mand concessions In return. Tbit's mate as la*ise at Mm President's it, should bo in the “pink” of condition a t to various officials-at wall as ju s t plain Now the Rrd Chinese, minting when the present mild WaahingtM efforts to got atesg xfifi Ms GemgU times, epring, summer, fail and winter. dtisana about 8anford and its appearance. the United States in the same weather should give way to storms, N et too expensive would he the repaint* So when we hear a complaint about our a t­ place, make an opening gesture with thunder. McCarthy's attach put Bm Anger fng of the entire bandshell a gleaming white tractions it sort of hurts. McCarthy has of good win by freeing II Ameri i the dilemma af both flsep. can airmen. Tha bandahell can be a center of a ttra c ­ lower and tho United Mates. What should tho United Mateo 4a: stay What lin t clear, of course, sod Falls Come Naturally tion when tha yacht baafn becomes a reality, armed to the teeth Indefinitely, may not be for moaths or years. I t takes a river and a rock to make a when the planned Mahowboet” begins Its a theses af war ot any meIs the purpose of the Communists w aterfall—a m ighty river, and a mighty operations, and whan th e aoo’a expansion meat, or try to reach a mldrie la this sudden switch. Is it to re­ r / i i u s rv tu iu ____ > ground widi Me Communist* g lax tensions, as the diplomats ny? •helving of rock. If It la to be such aa Nia­ program begins to move Into high gear. they shew as tocltoatten to Mot Or do they hop* to gain more I,#t’e not attract folks to Sanford then gara. There is a third element—time. The with grins than guns? relentless water gradually nibbles away the shoo, them away w ith unplaaaantness and v g 7{ & t One thing Is sore: there’s a price McCarthy didst after tay me­ f L & H S U f rock and moves the falls farther from tha lack of a bit of paint. tag on tha grim. What lin t sure rer. tf Elsenhower detent toy » ti the price. The bill will he de­ reach a middle ground then war I MS. livered later for the Rusiians and HONG KONG <ri-Am*rie*a and is made more peirihle. Yet if he A t rare moments over the esnturtea, the Trash And Censorship the Red Chinese Geneva la Just British officials made preparations yields ground « vital potato tho At least 80 of tha 44 state legislatures river takes a huge bite of the rock and the fust card In an all-night poker today to receive It American air­ Waiters sQiaaeea afoiart Me sends it thundering into the gorge. That m eeting this year considered bills to In­ game. men due to reach Hong Kong Communists may wttopoo sad happened ct N hgara a few months ago, al­ crease control over comic books, magazines At the moment there seems to Thursday after more than two they win aayway. be general relief and approval la yeara tmpmoamtnt in Communist tering the way the plunging waters had and pnper bound books. Some of the m aterial China. , sold by news stands Is certainly trash by looked to generations of honeymooners. Red China notified tha United S A M D A W S O N any decent standards, and on the face of it, But man is having the last word—for States yesUrdsy that tho X (his particular moment in geological time, a t passing more stringent laws seems like a were being frted and said they had least. P a stin g is being done to make the good thing left Peiping on their way hoi But the problem la net so simple aa that. US. consular and Air Tot falls both safer and more photogenic. That’s officers here were Informed offi­ (he way they will be—until the river takes Though laws with sharper teeth m ay eurb NEW YORK, of—The long exat Wait a little cash to atari with, owhile. The nsw rwitncrioai on cially late last night of tho an­ another bite.____________________________ some of the bad comics and other printed pected tightening of bousing erniit and Uw monthly payments will be nouncement. British border patrols m atter, they may also be an opening wedge will lest tha building boom—but higher, because the payment time credit don't apply to several hun­ were alerted in case the U should d taran et Sale for renrorahlp. That violates both tha spirit probably not until near tha end Is shorter—but the total you'll pay dred thousand applications tor gov­ arrive before Thursday. ernment housing Insurance already I The Sanford Herald of the year out in interest over the yeara will and the letter of tha constitutional guaran­ Officials gave bo Immediate to' Sedan Mod but not yet approved. * h M U M e«ltr nr<p« eeC Seatmr Mortgage terms are being made be less. dication of tho processing the mao Cteon, l a i d £ M W**4 P int I t tee of free speech. mildly stricter by 'he Federal Tighter terms are widely ex­ The FHA sod the VA hive would go through hero. It wai The American Book Publishers Council Housing Administration and the pected to slow down the demand fretted about the rapid increase In assumed, howavtr, tho procedure S iim i h ««. —< i Im im Hn i m . i « tr. t m at (•a P M OISm a# tail***. flw M i. ■>!« l i t AH also la concerned about attem pted cenf.irahlp V e t e r a n s Administration. You tor houses. And to that axtent It no-downpaymsnt m o r t g a g e s would be the same at that tor ml Cmmmrmmm ml H i r t l S. 1ST* can't apply henceforth for a no- will reduce the pressure tor in­ (more then two out of every five four U S. fighter pilots released by i n u n ensN ini s h im a>< by private groups which do not I'.tvoke the dowr.-payment mortgage, nor for vestment funis tor mortgigei. VA-guarameod home loans re­ the Red Chinese in May. After K A N ln * S i S N I S S B , tHUmm law but apply pressure on individual dealers. one lunninz for an sears. Rome builders believe, however, cently > and the trend toward 30- crossing the border hero, tho tour (T 4i g w arn acn im o n s « t w Thii means you'll hatw to have that the slowdown won't come for year mortgages. were given sew clothes and flows n naa M a n ai-aa Tha book publishers fe a r th '.l auch groups, The rise la total mortgage debt Immediately to Hawaii to a n knowingly or In Ignore:ice, may halt the hes given some alarm too. Bank­ rial Air Porta ptiw. w p (V n i m i P P i i s m i n •ala not only of trash y comics and magazines er* stress that while it Im't out but hooka th a t have real literary m erit. of lino yet with total national laAn Incident a t the U niversity of Kansas m ao. a cooUaoaUoa of the trend iM« >■ might prove dangerous. gives point to this feer. The W atson library Builder* say the no-down-pay. there eta red an exhibit of hooks th a t have meat rale will take • alia bit WITH mini nos of sntos an tho tearing been forbidden to th e past several eenturlea number of people out of the mar­ o tle and highways, accidents tween U and tha I t was found th at alm ost every volume In the to and injuries urn bound to epoU sure that yon apply it tightly ket tor homes. to the 114,000 WASHINGTON bracket. Wednesday, August 8 , 1D55 unlvemitv’a library had bean banned some­ the summer fun of many families. enough to ocaagro— noth too ar­ water (R-ArtiJ said today Page I Minor, aa wall u serious in. teries and tha vetaa where, aome time, fo r acme reason usually The higher monthly payments American p p o p l a wQl riries and burns, should bo Don't release the taantquet; duo to a snorter mortgage life charges by Sea. McCarthy (fi-Wte) having nothing to do w ith tha value of the iraated promptly oven whan you TODATS BIBLB let a phytoian do th a t This to a will probably cause some would be that President Elienhowur offered c Giving diligence to keep tha unity of the book. a n on tho road. Art you prepared departure (ram prevtouity: M X l y te a iA buyers of more expensive homes “friendship to tyrants and S p irit In the bond of peace.—Eph. 4:8—If T hat It something to think about when tar aueh emergencies? Most InstrueHone, but the Committee to stop and recheek their iocomi or*” at Geneva. isla art not Surgery of the National Re­ wg Iowa God wp will be in harmony with tha subject of how to control “bed books” motor prospects, other builders aay. I strongly advlsa you to cany a search council now aays this adMcCarthy ‘dasoimced In fcla children. God la tha common denominator. cornea tip for discussion. Brat aid kit In your car. You novtr riot to the boot Most agree that the Ughter cred­ at* yesterday what bo know wtsonyuu or yoor kids aright it term* will have the heaviest llaenhouer'a “profession of faith To ' to Impact on the Jest affluent, the in a itatemaot af Russian tesdsn marginal buyer who wai a little that they want peace. Ha aaid ha don't toy to m h e d , aa S was, to moot tho old believe* a “ leU-ooC to B eovertag Mwttk < Xa alumna or mmriita to Alia to to the _______ I pat which fOpt»t«s« n blanket. A bod _part deprived tom s. and he intends to “taho e Ute following aa a boro minimart: of Me blood amply writ aarvtvo on*-Inch adhesive band* better i t lower than I to the Americio people.* Individually wrapped to aa- peratora. Tow should, however, Another Try Made NEW YORK UR - America's the Metropolitan Opera. . . It la fault Ms fcaa sung It more than Goldwater, who heeds the Renterlllly; two three-Inch elevate the injured hmb to that lag times — aa at toast Ihrse con­ Committee ha regard* widen bosom doesn't belong la a tradition.. . A teeiing.” For Ending Session McCarthy nanda aaya bandage compresses; one square it to slightly trig? GOP asset Mid either Jane RuiseD or Marilyn W arm ducked nut of Ms dad’s tinents. of sterile gauss; a tube of trunk of ibe body. WASHINGTON Irt-A dwindling ao Interview Mat “1 Hearse. ointment and a triangular One word of oautton m a band of Congress members makti to wholesale fur trade, worked la a How dees a major eporatic star American people Leonard Warren, ecknowledged tilling station, Hma sang la the liver Seriously. which can double aa a M( •anther try today at winding up rebut Joe." by a number tf critics Is be the ladm “1 have to live very simply” fall took the IMS aeuton but formidable City Moils Matt bar I world's art test best dramatic bar- yura bafare k1« ra e & l2 r S e “ 5 5 wtaatog a Metropoli­ laid W arm . “ I do nothing to as­ harrier* still itaad to the way of aaya be la aix feet taQ. tan aadttlan over wand wifi hah tho tea see te*tint* sess. Net to toad or linear. I deal LOB ANGELNR bis weight Me baa a reportaim af a oper­ smalm, toms to. I d e a l . Wary testers hoped to quit by eld Swedish enatot to tan way baa a B-taeb atic role*, Warned a aember af “Aa artist raaaet i late tonight But nuay hours af Oscar Anderson i. 04 Well, ladies, mag we go an from them very swiftly la dm beat-peak I deal taka physical______ _ . talk aad several key manner of eelehratteg h o t, _ J L _ . ___ _ ■ m et toward aeecees, eaw says H tabes although 1 to like to walk. I pa toa xm of a tourniquet and pteM rouble maiaed. The aesikm run birthday—surm a tod by Antw tri Yarlooa farms nf (tons to your M afi ktt, ton la the fine art af operatic ilaf- • futt year to Ware a sew rele to bed early. on through tomorrow Andersen, senior oterfc hi Mg Tourniquets should bo w d big top dramitie aopranot, hari- welt. “No. I don't practice ringing . . . Thursday. City Engineering Borate, gave a only to halt tho sever* bleeding tooet, and tbs cants who can dig “Yen assume dm muilc* be But about ance a woek I pa to my Mease hil*. more senators and party to Chinatown ter I S of kii • deep bate share a small bat said, "lut to kaaw dm role . . . eld staging leather for aa hour of the exUemlUao. Knot the tour­ representative* were leaving tor “favorite gtrii" bum Civic Center niquet about the Injured hmb. endWu competitive world. to feel it 4s you . . . and you are whenever I can. . . It la a kiad inoort a stick between the knot homo, for Europe or on other trips offleos yesterday. Ho oold ho had Tbs voles . M The voice . *. R M . . . wed, that la Urn problem. af peycbolofiesl checkup.'’ In v y s iY li I long glassed la anticipation of o been bolding similar partteo ter ■ Mdkwtotta It Is • power Is "After staging tt a hundred dams Then I ashed Warm w ist be ptatelyrartdvn years. July » adjournment • power above the temp- yea becto to uadorsUad dm rate the his wtte l a t h e r , tea _ J L self - Indulge* sad tom it fito pee sad yse fit to." Tim number af tolepheceo In la Urn dtto vuto of “dlgstotta” to To be traanutt wtft yeersslf and above (he wistful wish Mr • United States suae fram f t school to Fate Alto, least as says Warm, whs pretty math Ms by papular to-1 Oad,” be m 3 T million to 1M0 to IS million today. bo jalas tar an m p ss Officials Prepare To Receive Eleven American Airmen B UIC K Mortgage Terms Getting Trade-Ins a. t Take A First Aid Kit On Your Motor Trip Senator Says U. 1 Will Rebut Charges HAL BOYLE ■as.-ac ies Get Startling Revelation K » ga^ f r a w .b s y a i.W l be cm fries a veiee bat fad.* l a said. “AA Mat **a be • e ia to assist It “Tee must bate Mu tetanigaoce to nae K. ARer •J simb �Ol Social fcv&niL Incidents Snowball Into Trouble As Public Awaits Outcome Of T iff HOLLYWOOD. tf*_Twn ye*r* * ago. Dean Martin and Jerry . Lewi* were the Damon and Pythiat of »how business. Today they aren't talking to each other. What brought about the change' The an iaer gnet far back into their hialoriet. Jerry Lewis, born 29 years ago in Newark, N J , was a child of show business. Mis folks * werevaudevillians. anJ Jerry started performing a t a lad. He was having so-so luck as a record act (making funny faces to a pop -. record) when he teamed up with a ■ singer Dean Martin. Itora Pino Croeettl In Steubenvllle. Ohio. In 1917. Dean tried ‘ everything, from croupier In pruefighter. First as Pino Martini and ' thrn under his present name, he had medV*» . —«*** *• a night Ervin-Partain Rites Performed In Congregational Church In a simple b u t im preaslvr doubtr-ring ceremony Miss Jac­ queline Ann Ervin, daughter of Mr. ami Mrs. Josrph K. Krv in, a s s wed to Charles Donald Partain son of Mr*. L W. I'attain, Aug. I. 8 p.m. at the Congrega­ WEDNESDAY Tb* VVBC8 of the Ebeneicr tional Church. Methodist Church will meet at the The candlelight ceremony was home of Mrs. J. 11. Wynn at 7:IS performed by Dr. J. Bernard Root in a setting of white gladioli, p.m. The Central Baptist Church linntas and palm*. Roger Harris, organist, rendered the traditional choir practice will tat at 7 p m. Prayer meeting at the Central weddings music and Mr*. Robert Baptist Church will start at tf llennrtt, soloist, tang *"I Love You Truly" and "The Lord's Prayer". p.m. The bride given in marriage by The First Baptist Training Union Worker's Council will meet her father, was lovely in a seaat 7 pm* beyinning with a cover­ green faille Jacket ensemble *crented by pink accewsorie*. She ed dish aupter. nilTtSDAY carried a white New Testament The First Baptist Junior Royal lopped by two white orchids. will hold rehearsal at 7:30 p.m. .Mrs. Joseph A. F.rvln matron The First Baptist Church Choir of honor and only attendant was Ambassador* wilt meet at 7 p ut. dressed in a purple blue silk pop. FRIDAY tin outfit with lavemh-r acces­ Thrre will be a dance for the sories. Her nosegay was of getC ro ’a ami their g u r.u with tie- bera daisies. eorationa being done by the CI’O Leltoy Partain, brother ef the Wive'a Club. Music will be fur­ groom, acted a* best man and nished by the Metotnnes an! ushers were Joseph A. Krvin, dancing front If until 12:30. At- brother of the btide and lls-sLesL tendance priles wilt be awarded. IThurston. two lalrr.H romhlnrd with MIINDiY Mrs. Ervin ehtwe for h. r magic results when both were TTte WMU nf the 1 trst BsptisS daughtrr'a wedding • dov* blue playing the son Hub In Atlantic Church will gather for itv regular orlnn dress with white aecewaorirs City In July 1310 Within si* ycar«, meeting at lo:45 a. m. A covered | llt-r rorsng* was of pale pink they wure the hottest attraction in dish luncheon will I* held at IS ramation.i and tiny rote*. night clubs, TV and movies. The Mr*. Pertain waa dressed in noon followed by th* program at boys were millionaires or well on 1 o'clock Circle No, Three In baby blue glased cotion with their wgy. charge, Mrs. Joe Wright, leader. white a r c e stories. On her lr ft Guest speaker i» Mrs. Hans Aur- shoulder she wor* a eorsag* of Then, a couple of years ago, trouble started to develop in para ahakknn the funner Miss Ellen rose m i nation* and tiny ro**». Meriwether. A reception was held in the disc. W lltm b il k ORGANDY Friendship room of the church. It began with the picture, “ Three AND FHEEK CRAY WOOL The Executive Board nf the Wo­ Miss Barbara Humphrey hut th* Bing Circus." When Dean ***■ the trultc tills camisole sheath and men of the Church will meet in bride's rake and Miss Patriitn script, he blew his top He had blouse afternoon costume dethe Sc* don Room of the First Te«lo served the punih. Mt>. only a sketchy role and disap­ aignr 'l by Karen 8t.uk. Tucked Presbyterian Church at 10 a. m Dean Taylor was in charge of the peared for long periods. lantern tleevea are cuffed with bride's L niU. Jerry sided with him and In- Alrneon lace to match the Tli«* serving table was covered Circles of the First Presbyterian listed that Dean's part be built up aids* of the blouse. The sheath Church will meet at the church with a white linen cloth centres-i A rewrite padded the role, but It has low-act riot pockets, sugat It a m. A covered dish lunch­ by an arrangement of gladioli and Ccating Uie torso Une., • still wasn't equal In Jerry's. eon will be served a t neon. Im­ sinnias set off by while randies. It's obvious that Dean rankled mediately following will be the On on* end of the table was a over faking a back seat In thr Business and Inspirational meet­ t h r r e - t ie r r d wedding rake ami on team. On movie sets, he would the other a crystal punch howl. ing. make comments like, “ Don't forFor a weildlng trip to plarrt of . get I'm in this picture too " When interest rnroute to Miami, whet* Evening Circle No. One of the asked about a TV rehearsal, hr First Presbyterian Church, Mr*. th* rutipla will reside, Mra. Tarreplied, “ Why should I show up— W. S. ItnlMley, chairman, will tain wnr* a Mu* mrlaltie ovlon 1'vw got nothing to do." meet with Mr*. John Wilson, auit with Mark patent Irathrr ar* Observers place the blame on Golden lake, at 8 p, m. Mr*, it. C. rrssurii s and th« orrhida from her the film and TV producers for VKIt wonder why Mine folks get Maxwell am! Mbs I-eltie Caldwell bouquet relegating Dean to a secondary ta be k ouwn as (ood cooks? serve ss co-hostent*. Tti* bride wav born In Sanford .role. Unlike ----- _ most teams, these One reason . . . Ibey base sroadtrand attended local trhiaila gradu­ critics argue. Marlin and Lewis tn M|| Lika shl* Erenlng Circles No. Two and ating from Seminole High School are equal tn Importance. no* for t.uterus uure. Combine Three of the First Presbyterian with tli* tin " of 'Mr, I'rior tn her Dean la more than a straight tagradlenl*. simmer tea mlnnlcs, Church, Mrs, C. W. Johnson and marring* she was employed b) Ills auavity suavity and romantic • n* n’1 roan. HU 1 • * *nuT1 *° J,0“ - - - “ cook r it r f t o r a lD u r jr « Mrs. M. M. land, chairmen, will Williams' SAID Store qualities, plus his singing, are a The groom was bom In Sanford hold a Joint mreting in the F.dufleti Co*It's Darker*# Aawiw perfect match for Jerry's wacky and attended school* here. II* h*> cational Building at 8 p. m. Host­ Vi rvjt ft arty 2 faSleipoaas comedy. esses will be Mrs. Robert llram- just completed three year* In the Sroira •• gar fSvppol Dean felt the learn should be I (• iM n p o o a t lea lett, Mrs. Tom W. Freeman. Mrs. United State* Navy. equal la all respects. Jerry agreed. Vi an tt’a rrrtfe riM re Joe Garrett, and Mrs. Curtis r»p geefy . lie tried never to be photographed M trr e*»rP<d Hughes, without Dean and was greatly cm 1 lailctptM as celery TUESDAY eerned when 'an Interview failed H rto re futile, Itmom fa k e ae Circle No. One nf the WSCS nf nfared rfa c fa r fo mention his partner. 2 tr s ip w a i p r e the First Methodist Church with The big break came two months g litM rtpooal p m j M u s ta rd Mrs. P. H. Colbert, chairman, r lr s ls j ago with the prrmiere of 'heir | ei ktao M L ra p t/ 4 dr*pi TaSatce will meet with Mn. 5V. P. Fields. latest picture. As oft n hapie.tt, saare. (/ raiufratrif 200 W. n th St. at 10 a. m. Mrs the atudlo tried to save costa. It fiuwUftt lo ty d ru r rd arranged to have a press junket Lightly brown onion, celery and Ralph Dean will be co-hoatcsi. to a hotel tn the Catskills where turtle in shortening. Ktlr In rrm alnThe CTO Wive'a Club will meet Jerry had gotten his start as an ,ng itig m lirn lt. simm er 10 oilautro, at • p. tn. at the CPO Hub, A entertainer. The hotel was to pick Serve with: up much of the tab. brn|]>d strike nr chttpa hamburger* sale will follow the meeting and nirat loaf refreshments will be served. “ Dean objected," r e p o r t s a 1 baked sparertba chlckta tH| * source close to the tram . “ He frankturur* FOR RAGGED EDGES pointed out that he had no con­ COFFER CATER New colored plait Ic lapel arc nection with the Catskills, had HOUSTON, Tex.,Mt— Mrs Flo Ideal for edging a frayed bridge SUNDAY BRIJNCIf only been (here ■ couple of times The** com pancakee are the He nuggestrt that since the pic­ Twigg ssld her rancher father's table, auto veal cover* or to mend Orange Juice ture cost (2,300.000, the studio recipe for coffee at Its bed was: a worn wallet. Avadabla in six might put out HS.otM for a junket 2 pounds of coffee in a gallon of popular colon—red, blue, green, substantial kin-1! Corn Pancake* with Bacon Instead of trying *o beat the water and boil for two hours. Then yellow, brown and white they are and Mapt* Fyrup throw In a horseshoe. If 11 sinks, laid to be waterproof. Impervious ; price." • Beverage to oil, acid and prolonged sunlight • Dean said ha never okayed the boll for another hour. CORN PANCAKE* premiere. Jerry elaimed he gave Ingredients: 1 cup sifted flour, verbal consent In a conversation 2 teaspoon* baking powder, 1 teaIn Las Vegas. spoon tall, | teaspoon* sugar, 2 The result: Dean went tn Hi»rr*. 3/3 cup milk, g tablespoon* —wrmllg -Jerry went to Jhe Catskills butter or margarine (melted), 2 They haven't spoken since. cup* corn kernel* (rut from cult The outcome of their split Js of leftover cooked corn), ■till In doubt. Their fans, number Mrthodi Rift together the flour, Ing many millions, hope they will rt«a Wwl*« •! Lwk b*W *• mew a l i l l i Aw* Urn, t, I* tk rtdd baking powder, salt and sugst shoulder their pride ami resume *• * * ""*t l-*twd pWttsr. Beat egg* until thick and Icm-*, their friendship Hollywood agrees colored t add milk and beat enough • f that a learning that has brought so to combine) « lr In melted butter much Joy In so many people and com kernel*. Btlr rifted dry should not end because of personal ingredient* and agg mixture to­ bickering. gether lightly. Fry pencakei in hswt «ke tap* hmh h *w U't« ■mall amount of hot butter er **e •( We Is*. Can* Ws ar «**• margarine in heavy Iron akilleti Girls To Give Talk drop juet enough hatter frotq mix­ ing spoon to you can fry rig pan­ Sunday A t Church cake* at on* time in skillet that I* about 10 Inches In diameter. MIm Patricia Rosvman and When one side of pancake is gol­ M lu Roth Nettle*, member* cf den brown, turn and brown other 1h« Upsala Community PreahyTwa Oe west ■* *el Nreds n side. Herr* at once. Makes 12 tertaa Church. wh» attended the Re aefcee M M Ik* flw a U m pancakes! Traabyisrian U.S.A. Camp recent­ ly, will give report* at the toast a* «srk kt a* bit w-d *4 Leftover rooked treatable* may choreh’s morning aerrice K-inday to bMk iMk* et tm M h* diced fin# and added to a •4 II i n . sdA tam uaei chew** omelet for a Kindvemi dish. Ilia Ml***# Carol Ann and Dar lU s tU H -M i To gild the lily, aen* with toma­ lane Carol! trill alto ting at the to a* i Ra baa* it r« E Try This One •errlcav Everyone la Invited to at- T . ' N O TIC E AO Cbkpdar ListJag* And flacMy New* By DOROTHY ROE AP Women's Editor A favorite summer subject of male writers Is the contention that American wive* are something Irk * man-eating sharks—that thay’ro 'spoiled, pampered, useless. selfWY and dangerous to the well-being of husbands, John Fischer, edibu of Harper's LONDON, in—The "palace lei" in Britain these days ts young and magarinr, claims In hi* current gay. At time* they shock some of issue that US. wives ar* killin' their husbands, inducing ulcers, the more Y'ictorian citirrn*. but high blood pressure and heart at­ mint Britons rpprtive the tempo. tacks, by trying to make them After all, their vjuccn ts only 29. over, lie writes: and her husband 30. “ Never before In history has an» Queen Eitubcth II when assay nation devoted so large a share of front her official duties know* how its brains and resources to th* sole purpose of keeping its women to relax. Eor example, the Join* in greased, deotlorired, corseted, enthe Bin at a private house party— shrined in ehrom* convertible*, as she did the o t h e r night eurled. (lendorlroJ, rejuvenated squatting on a sofa tn an Informal ami rrlieved nf all physical labor." candlelit atmosphere while an- Now honestly, Mr. Fischer, did rntertainr.l with a cabaret art you ever actually know a wife who The Duke tif Edinburgh enjo)* was able to change her husband.’ his "night out with the boys" and Think hard. occasional pint—as the English I’ve known a lot nf wives who refer In a glass of beer. Among tried, but in the end John was his Irirnd* arc theatrical folk and still biting his fingernails or telling alhlctes Ills froqucnl flights from dull spines or dropping ashes on the Buckingham Palace lawn in Ihe rug. Just as he did in th" a helicopter arc among attractions romantic days of courtship. And for tourists. in the <-nd it was Mary who got Princes* Margaret sets the pace ulcers from frustrating. tk-C John fur Ihe royal family in night life Our modern promotion-minded Naturally vivacious, Ihe 21-year- industrial empire does devote a old princes* is usually the life of lot of attention, it's true to selling the party — whether dancing the cosmetics, corset* and convertibles I'haricston or tipping pink cham­ to women. But did you ever ex­ pagne. amine tlie total* on sales of men's Margaret's vitality caught the cosmetic*, Mr F t'rtirr’ Ihcy run attention of London newspaper* very clo.o to the sales of women's when the stayed at a parly unlit beautifieri. a m. She was up at noon to Your picture of the pampered, dedicate a Y’Wi'A hostel—then act idle wife, Mr Fischer, is graphic nut again that evening at 8 p m hut slightly dated. There wa* a looking as fresh as ever for a day when most wives stayed homo hor»e show, and gave lea parties. Those were Margaret's 18 scar-old c o u s i n Ihe d a y s before income taxes and Princess Alexandra ts a rival for before thr disappearance nf domes glamor girl honors in the royal tic servant* from the household society set. She's even more of a scene Today one rut of every threa dance enthusiast—and at the party Margaret h-ft at 4 a m. she stayed married women holds down • fulllime Job nutsiits* her home. She until 4 30 a m. Another of the Quecn'a first get* home from work Just as tired cousins, Gerald David l.ascrllcs. as Iter husband l<, hut usually 31, is a jart fan. LasceKr*. 12th lakes over Ihe chores of preparing in line In the throne, has one of dinnrr and washing the dishes the best rrrord libraries of Jan anyway. Since the fcrl* that perhaps shn music in Britain. The gay activity nf the royal It losing something of feminine family in a way sym biliiri the charm and appeal by becoming a carefree attitude of a prosperous wage earner, she probable works Britain after the long war and harder than ever to k'X’P her household running smoothly and years of postwar austerity. also put* extra effort Into keeping herself attractive. It's good for her. Sho Mrs. Alice L. Tyre hasMoreover, discovered that tho bttricP th-* D, the less time she h.i* to d*ctl Weds J. D. Wright on vague fears and frnrtrwlhuts Anmntnrenirnt Is being made that beset Idle worn n. She stays today of the marriage of Mr younger, gets more fon out of life Alice I.nnler Tyre ta .1. Danforlh and usually manages to be morn Wright Jr. on August t. The cere inlert'sird and understanding to. Mlnny took -dare In Miami at the ward her husbands business prob­ home of Mr. and Mr*. Edward lem* ton. Ytatter, Take another look, Mr. Fischer. After * trip to Cuba, the couple FOREIGN MONEY GUIDE will reside in latch Arbbnr, A new guide ta foreign cur­ A rrra my soup called vichy- rency simply and quickly compute* inlse Is wonderful served chilled for Americans abroad what the for warm-weather meals. It is U. 5 dollar Is worth II Is made usually made from potatoes, leeks of vinyl tn he Inserted In wallet, milk «r cream, chicken slock and purse or p.i**pntt ea*a s o l will scasiming*. and may be had ran ronvvrt quickly anil accurately nrd sc froirn. Try It sometime Ihe number nf foreign monetary sslth chunks of lobster added units lhat may he hough! with tho American dollars for company far*. Cereal Flake Orange Nut Bread la a versatile quick bread for sum. Bur m in taming. You can prepare it the day you use it or several day* ahead of lime, i rrra) Flake Orange Nut Itrrnd keeps writ when thor­ oughly wrapped ami refrigerated or fro m in the fro n r, If* especially px>d spread with errant chrr*# and made Into dainty t<a innjwithro. Certal Flake Orange Nut Bread sandwich*) strvrd with a fresh fruit salad and eold lemonade garnished with fresh mint make an Ural summor-time meat. Try it for Saiurdav lunch or Sunday afternoon tea. Thla cool, refreshing summer menu will win praise from your family cr guests. A grot bade breakfast of fruit, cereal, milk, bread and butter It a must for your family in the hot summer month*. Breakfast It the Ideal litre to provide one-fourth of the f«ri your family nee.lt for pen and vilalily Variety add) Interest to summer hrrakfartt. To.ttlr.f CVnij Flake Orange Nut Bread served hot and buttered will be a pleasant dungs. Cereal Uske Orange Nut llrrad t rupt sifted all-purpose cup chopped not* flour l egg. well hrist* n 1 tablespoon baking powder cup orange Juir* I teaspoon salt * I laf.trrspnint mrlted •s cup sugar fat nr salad oil J tablespoon grated orango run whole wheat rind flnkra _Pi ft together flour, 1-aktng powder, salt, and sugar; stir In orange rind and nuts. Combine egg, orange juice, nr J fnt.and add to Itournux. turr, stirring only until well mivnl. Rtir in whole wheat flakes. Tu a Into greased loaf pan, 8's x 4'i x 2'« Inchrs, ami bake In modcrata oven (350'F.) about 1 hour. Cool on rack. Yield: 1 loaf {p s A A n n a h Orlando Is Set IUIph W. Warner and son For Style Show Franr Cl. Warner have returned The annual Fa*hion Show — Tea tu Miami after spending a wrek with the former’s parents Mr. and sponsored by the Central Florida Mr*. W. W. Warner. Panhrllrnlc Association will be hrld thla year on Wednesday, Friends of W. W. Wamrr will Aug. to at the Orange Court tie glad to learn lhat he i) improv­ Hotel ballroom in Orlando at 3 p m. Mrs. Ernest Kelly Jr., Alpha ing after A lengthy illness. Delta PI L ihalrman of the Tea, Mr. and Mr* A. K Rossctter Highlight of the afternoon will be have returned from a vacation a Fashion Show featuring fall with thrlr children in Washington, college stylrs fur all occasions D, C , lllghutown, CUatam and from Gibb*-Louis. North Caldwell. N. J. All sorority women both ar. live and alumnae, in the Central Mrs. J. W. Norman, Nancy and Florida area are urged to attend. Jimmy arc visiting Mr*. Norman's Reservations must b* made by all parents Mr. and Mrs. A. K. by Saturday, Aug. tl. Sorority Hosteller on Celery Ate. women should rontart their resps’cliv* I'anhellenic repre-entaI.t. (jg) Fro! N. R oiiettir rive, or Mrs (5. It. Woodruff Jr. Stationed aboard the US tlrnugh 3)12 Oh rll.1 St., Oi’arid", Phone DE, ii at prrsent In Edinburgh, 8-II4I. Admission ehan-e will b# Scotland. 30 cents for •rw rlty women. Honor guests will he hi, t| s.hool Ml"* Barbara Colbert ha* re. girl graduate* wl s plan to ntt.-nd turned after a six weeks Visit with colleges this fall where there ate friends and relative* at Pfeiffer sororities. College, Miicnhcitncr, N. C, Thi> event Is In aerord.mre with a ruling hv the National I’anhel. Str. and Mra. John B ra n d , ton tenie Council, which has advised Jarkle, and nlrrv, Mist Nlckle against summer rush pnrliea hy Itranrel, of Cleveland. Ohio, ate individual sororities a rut returnin Ranfonl visiting Mr. and Mrs. mended that all group* co operate Pete ituktir ami family, befurr with a summer fraternity educa­ I- urlng the elate of Florida, tion program. GAME ItOAM) TIP Prolong the life o' your game hoxrt hy giving II sew ral coats of shellac when it is nev. SU M M ER Happy Birthday Gay Waite CRN William Colley SUIT SALE ENTIRE STOCK NOW SHOWING NATIONALLY ADVERTISED BRAND SPRING & SUMMER SUIT*S WERE NOW 34-95 45.00 —... 2695 24-95 *•• **H*.M**4 *»* ** ■ Pi DI LAST TIME TONIGHT Pag* 'Palace Set' Young, Happy; Shock Subjects 37.95 - Many p m o n t feel better rm ilx ■M ia a day than they do m four. m extra meal* should bo nitf■tornlng, midafternoon and bef art bedtime snack*. Food* inIL able for the** extra meals are ' »Uk, fruit, cheese and cracker*. vegeUble cocktail* and vegetable flager food* *uch a t tomato wedg•a, carrot atrip*, celery (talk*, racumber stick*. HERAT.!) Wed. A op. S, 10,’ S Take Another Look, Mr. Fischer; American Women Are After You X CARVING MEAT COTS Ufl of Lamb | TTTK SANFORD Cereal Flake Orange N u t Bread 35.95 - FTART8 Tt*» LIGHTWEIGHT SPORT C O A T S . WILL YOU BE OCR GUEST? RORY CALHOm •H I (M r W ERE 25.00 NOW IJ.95 rum (WHAM A ^ T b x H t, "BaBdere ef Flaa MSS 1 . h w h A n ood SOM Tt47 m R M M LA J �w No One Believes Struggling Sanford Loses To Islanders •yAhittiRr, ON MS WAYS Sizzling AL Race Finds Bosox, Tribe Nursing Hotfoots By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Daytona B rar'j‘i John Smith TH E H A N FO RD HERALD BOSTON ur-Tlto Chicago White Pago • Wad. A uk- ». I 053 •tmrk out eight player* tail mint .Sot a rt (laying on top in Iht tnht to run hi* »eew>n total to ISA—*7 Amtriran League ptnnanl rare ihy of th t Florida Slat* Lragur with what Manager Marty Marion rail* tuck—but ao ona nill belltv# record. Seeking to better the mark of him. Xtt *el by Richard lle a rn of St . "RatebaH'i moitly lurk, not Auguriine in l*M, Smith po#t*i b.« ikill," taid Marion with a grin 14th victory, an 47 triumph o»er »fi»r cTiirato edged Boiton 2 1 •econd place Sanford. But h t need |m night to rtm am a game ahead td help in the ninth when three 0f New York in firtt place. Card* hit «afely in lucceuion. -py,, (ifU dld „ t bear him eut. IHU Patriis led Daytona's attack I (oBm# JohnMini M y„ r^ld rightnith a two-run homer In the third hind, r recalled from Toronto June Br h . v. g o r d ib - ,w. ,nn‘"*- 11 * * ' h" th,rd roind ,ri? 30. had tailed through I 13 .ming* ™ r(L f mTrtt whrn **’ “* ,our giving only ft*e hit* and leading . iio * * u f r ...... We»t Palm Beach defeated 8! go Then Jim Pteriall tingled and Rnbton Sponinr flood. Pctrr-burg 4-4 ('.sinew ill# coni Marion pulled Johnton for lefty & ^ h" V L Co 4 3 Ouerrd leading Orlando 4 3: and Morr.e Martin when the fount " Rob** *L..-Ji ,t Cour four" hit* batted »out hit* Cocoa tquee/ed by lakeland 2 1 went to 2 0 on left-handed pinch Tlie game at Cocoa wa* a left-1hitler F»>* Throneberry. which were foo4 <»r four nir» handed pitcher*' duel between' "I w it tfraid Johnton would aff Wllaon-Maier pitcher Larry Throneberry a fa*t hall T h ',U th . furniture men J « k H«llhy and Joe Bayno. Her give Mr Thro .... , hr„ run* Hhy. the winner, did not give up he could pull into the right field non eiplamed. ■»« came olf him in tha ninth I . . .I .;- ..•ff Herman Lvli more Martin, delivering a fa*t hall an* hit and fanned 14 nf th# v\ li1from the port tide which It virtuw * player* la tha eatra inning Bayno allowed four. Orlando out hit Gainrtvilla 4 1 ally impoitible for a lefty to pull. "Z * . .ill tarkl* hut the C. men took an early lead »»r*ed a triple to left renter to TonifM R -** s, , u , and held it all tha way. Rookie Throneberry on a 12 pitch. That ment-leadm* Anti# Godwin wa. credited w.tn made the .core 2 1 Co. Robeon aee-la ■m Die city *iriv y , hi* firit again*! one "Martin Ihrewr nothing but fait •ver Burpee to Burpee neeu* defeat, but had to bo lifted in hall* to Throneberry, who I* a fa*t tournament, while the tcvrnth when ha walked thr hall hitter. Became we were he •nip one. firit two men. 7 hind in the fount, we had to make Dick M ,cr. produced two B en h,m h“ bu‘ •• H I ." Palm run* on a double and ring.# **., ‘ ... . . . . . while Bob Mickool accounted for Mith right-handed hatter EJdm two more with a tingle and *acrl- J™11* di v at the plate. Mar on fire fly. The brave, had to put * , *5d D *»J* Howell. On a 3 2 down a ninth Inning St. Petersburg P|,f h- J»°»t nied to Jim Butby in rally, good for two run*, thet c ,n l,r *° ,nd *he game, (Editor'* Hole: Rob Gilbert of ttarted with Andy G urrtr'i ilngle1 The Associated Pree* *taff in In- and double* bv John Cueita and Olanapolia know, from eape.ien.e Kuy krnd~j, what M rvoana to manage a will* . teeewe be*eba" team Here la hi* Robson, Burpee Scheduled Ionite In Softball Play U M Man Gets Thrill In Guiding Boys " Wcst Polm Beach Pulls Triple Play By RON GILBERT INDIANAPOLIS— If y«i like feeyi ■ lot and beet ball a lltte*. it eut and manage a minor agrao team In the Little League. Thep proUblp newt help. .*!*• gtallp If It'a n young operation like •«?., and you'U hnvo the C U K E U M I uft— We’«t Palm Beach pulled a triple play but British Amateur Champ Redeems Poor Showings FORT WORTH, Tea. — Thoo, it wa. Lakeland which woo the who know u Jo# Conr, d lh, .econd game of he Mate Amerkan Te»a, golfrr who won the Britl.h Legion Ha.rball Tournament 4 2 | Amateur, think ha did It bee.u.e In today a gem ... We.t Pa.m „f r„ lul# iB ^ w .lk er Cup TH. minora aren't for aerlou* J*ck»onvtlle play at 2 matehee! gg-hsllplapeta, to whom preel*lon ‘ m.?.- ^"d. ,,,n,4C0,• >nd ‘-okeland j c . Iyplf. j ^ r. , AnUnlo •ad rletary are Important. They're 1 11 ' redheod. A poor (honing make*, him mad at him*.If and he utually » r Hi the major*, managing in | | and ll-ytar-old* who have developed tom# akill and di*ci> •line. Thai** why P** hnv# to like Roy* a Wt and baaeball a little In Hve minor*. You're aurrounded by g aereaming mat* af the one. and pan tee veep Util* of tha aihtr, from Mm point M akill. You're dea'lag with green • and B-yvae-*)4e v h t may kn^r • little i f wdwi'e going mi. and a matter­ ing of elder boya who haven't toad* tha major*. Th* Icgteel wap to d a rt la la drill aw fuaJamentola like throw­ ing and catching, fielding and hatting, hut pou can’t keep them a t that very long. Tha bo>* would gather play than prattler. Somehow they gel aorted Into ■quad*, and you atari out to build • tana. Tea aak. "Who ran pitch?" and eight ef th* nine wav* (heir hand* gad about. Horn* of (Sow probably ran", th .r * th* hall a* far aa th* p'ate, but ihry’i* taper. Yew toy different ene* and finS'lp Mad on* who ran rut th* plate areealenallp. Yoj plrh out the hlggeat and aloweel and put htm hi a •etrhrr'a m**k and protoetor. It doesn't matter that ha •e a ’t threw to aeec(d bate, beeaeae th* aaeeud haerman eeldnm •e v e n and he couldn’t hold the * rw * H he did. The drag ene trhe ahowa gap ghlllty to atoh and hold wild threwa la tagged far flrat ha»e. Three whe ran etap aa aeraelnnal preuader and ranch flret haa* with • threw got the ether Infield *pet*. Th* ana* who ra n 't da anythin* htrome autfleldera. Nobody la patng to kit an* aa far aa tha •etfltld anyway. Fe.' a whlia you don't eatl hall* and (trike* er let them (teal. If pew did, everybody would be Walktag and steeling have*. Sometime* a hatter hlte a yreunder gad dig* for atrend t« the fielder Juggle* th* belt. You )*ll at him tu hold up at trrond, but he keep* right on going. Th* Holder throw* the ball over lh* third bete^ian'a head and your runner teorr* (landing up. *ut and wlna .omething la ••*•*•« hlm.elf with lh* public. Conrad wa* one of lh* two United Ktalre player* to low in Stalker Cup tingle*. Admittedly . wanting to make up for th* lap**, Every,wwly want* in bat flraL ' C°"rmd’ R adically overlookad in until you tell them that th* he.l P'*1*1' 1""' »f »**• waa likely to hitlera utually bat third and tb# Fritlih Amateur, took th* fourth. Then you can't even get • * " ,H " » " |P ‘ "d barame the a leadoff man until you tell them M"'“Bd .T , , *a •• • top he .hoi,Id he th* fa.te.t man nn f *,r f,U * *■ W * " * •" "**"» Ik# tram. Th# pitcher relurtantly * gne* to tha hettom of the hatting .. ’•**' •"*' * b<,w Conrad order when tell him that'* J * “ • Mc. um where they * ,„ .» * hat In the "f h" «"d '"P^tuchabllmayor*. I loob Britleh Upon. flO V P PATTERSO N ^ WHO o r e i d a l l y Mar Memorial Auditorium and it j o in BO TNB B / a a f R GOT* A C T * AAR APB BY KNOCKING out ARCHIe M 'B R iP S - Hl* n P B T ksavywbignt REAL roe who OUTWt'GHBP N/Af O / & /* r o c * ? * . « t rn u& h 1| \i h : ,tv» •aae ft l» ,»tv .til ll*IU»*tlll* ,«T( I>avtime User* •«: 40*1*04 eta VV. I'dm aver* t» L« . «i* ■L Pcarahurg iK v T K a iitra • «*•1 • .i.ra | H # ( <rrt**e i >i4 rare* •«r4 » lu ru v o a*o«k a. **oi»r4 ilalxovll* « iivUne* S I L«k*l**0 I a . r*i»i h- . . h a n, rv'vrvVvve a Ton**'* a iM a tiiia aoot.ee oi ttoriooo iitlaeOk at ClaincMlI* uketaa# *t '>•••# tl. Pat*,vk«rt *1 w Palis a . . , ; a*Tio\*i- i.atM K r: I. rw tl II .(•* Hrnahlro (» «* .*(• villweakee I* •* .III Vcw l a r k II tt ,«*> I'Mtaeviai.x II it .«li Chlceai «» i« .** I'lBrlnncil ................ . !» •* • in 1943 that Conrad wa* t. l-oole «* t* ** *• .LYw? .!!*"’•» '* . * C'j ! r . #,,! nr.*, ' W H y lh g la th . Colonial National f ’IlieboreO i M i n a n t r a i m i i .t # ptaya and try to ..p lain to them UMirruvmmrl here. In the II. IMIlvbsrak « how It .houid U done. A few of ftri, lound ^ ihot ^ ( ( | Chlioao ris ria e d i I-#. I'dls4vlehla *•* them Helen. Ullwauk** (. griwiklro I 14 over par. New T e l I tl. Led* • Some of them don't coin* back "Wa had room* neat to aerh Topat** a# modi t.a Pind>w((*. a; entree* after a few wulon*. You hop* other In th* dormitory at North Pklladelekl* n k rle a k tl you haven't been Impatient and Teaa* State College," retail* Hroukt,* d *i MllvavkN wared them, remembering t h a t ' Jimmy RumcII, "and Jo* ram* in New York d Bi Ixui, a a a a i t t i (.a a u ra eight really la a tender age to l.e that night nearly rrylng. II# waa a t r'ht.aso, II II playing a man’* gam* You tell •<• torn up I don't think he alepi Nvo T .rk (I #1 yaurtelf that tom* kide JuM don't all mfhl. II* kept (tying how l*lev d ak * 41 <1 *4 <« care for haaehall and would be badly n* felt at having (hoi the Roaiaa I•-in.il 4* It belter off doing (omething eUe, word «oi« that day and kept Konvo n tr #1 V V «,ltli.(1..s II anyway. i.-peating how h# intended to tidiiox.lv It :i June turn* Into July, and mm* a lot belter after that." tK k T K B D a re a u t i i.ta of them alart to develop. You , Th* n e t day Conrad (hot a Td. (x i,oil 1 1, naiktaaieono Hdiimnrv I. kaavV* f u r I llaten to tolld hit* and watch In th* third round he had a at New Talk 1, CleveUa* I I* ktag* ratchet and throw* that aro grot­ and In th* final round h* ahot a CkKogv I lo ililt ty good. Thay’re a long way from *3. Ill* wore for th* ?f hole* over to n * i t a r a a n n a a preeltlon machine, hut they’ro the very difficult Colonial Coun­ fklrae# at lUvloo al hew T*»k toara and lea* a mob. try Club cowran made him lew r|v<vl«(4 more kiMva city at all Inier* • You're arcoiripitched aomethlng. amateur ef the tournament. Ualroll al waaklailia You fool good. Conrad ha* woa *om* tmportaat Th* real payoff come* th* neat golf Victoria* hi tha paat few pear, when you y« out and watch yaara—twice capturing U>* South­ Mojority Of Hopes your boy* try oul for th* major* ern Amateur, oerr taking the Rom* have loet Interact, but th* Trana-Miteiceippl, vnd now th* For Memphis Teom Rritiah Amateur. bed of them ai* there. Taller, atmnger. mere confident I m** than there year* age Con­ Lies On' Hospital By T IB ASSOCIATED PRESS they take a vlrloua eut at tha rad wa* virtually dortnred a proA large part af Memphis' hope* plat* and whip the hall around In fecalonal by th* United Rtataa th* Held. They're (till boya, but Golf Atan. Ila wna (ucptnded ef erertakiag Birmingham Is the they're beginning In n amall way from nmatruriim for teaching golf bet Southern Aaae peasant rate Jo become men. And you've helped to hta teammate* at North Teas* lay today hi Baptist Hospital them n littl*. It waa wall worth Stale College. Jo* wae reinstated arrea* the it reel item Bm Chickand thea proceeded to win hla aiaw hall park. lh* time and troub'e. Jack Caaalnl, (he aerappy little manager aecaed baseman af the Chicks, la haepitaliied with a frac­ tured cheek hone suffered lari te hla ehih's Ib t teat to the wbll# amaaalaf a record af 1SI Oklahoma AAM. Beadee Wyatt, night teugh NaahvOe Vais. A fari hall victories, M defeats aad U tie* •he took Arkaaiat to the Celtaa tarred by Tam Acker, hla NaritDuring the M-ytar apan th* Iritk Bowl Mat fall, succeed* Harvey vllle righthasder, Is the Bril lar » up th* loegeit Modem un­ Roblnoo at Tenneatee. ■lag ildellsad Casael for twe defeated it ring of M fame* from Army'* Black Ralghla rank fourth weeks with the matt critical parwith .TU. maialy oe the alreegth MM Me IMA Uaa af Hm Bag that* Jest abend. u n toa wmR HMNk Motro Dots* it havo Mtopflxl tog bool wenroonrd nvor BM pari quarter to aoenna wttb AlaD o h a . Mlehlgaa aa. Ohio Soutoe rw Califoini* com M AA luTfty MM-UM). to This fall young Terry Brenaan begbit hla second a*a toe after • 8-1 record la 1M4 He succeeded Frank Leahy 117-11-1 at South Bead) la the Notre Dame dynasty. Tenant*# aad Alabama are la tad third aasitioe*. Teahulldlag moitly ea Uie "peebcliea and power through aimplifity" (ingle-wing football ef Gee Boh Neyland, haa a lIT 3*12 record a .TfT eerteeUfe eomparod with Netm Dama'a J R . ma'a Crimton Tl TT4. the with at J-B. Whitworth from of the fabuleui *40'a al Waal Potal. le th* Dm Biaathard Glaae Datria Ths defeat (aft Me Chicks twe behind Birmingham. The era, tha Cadets were unbeaten far fames the MehUeBean were 32 garnet from th* itart af 1M4 Barestbyaadwot •i until mtd-MIT. la a Midwest lead* with tall re* in the tap ■ teams—Notre Dame, Michigan Bute, Mlehlgaa, Ohio Slate, Mtaaoeota, Ciaciaaati and Detroit. The Hast haa aig aad Bm bloyps A anao i f f i s / r r A**'NO BOR MARCIA HQ, ier, b u t ug p b b p i c t * MS BOY tN'LL B § t a b younge s t r e a v/ c n a m r JO§ LOUIS A'ONRretBJT fCOYR MON’T P e TNAT OLPUNTN J A N S , f9 S B . Casey Can Breathe More Easily But Is Hoping For Wider Margin Standings and Results Aennrdtof to a raport by toa No■al M f Found*den. m mm to to 1MK THE BIRD Loc»t«d on old highway In Lako l l a n i l v . N ow , Nfw York lh, Y*nkee. nudged York. *1. I.lon haioo—Rivera. ChKae-v. IT. hir» r*a-od oa • 4vc*«u>m -• could be -PM" in both «.*«. cievelaad S-l on th. pitching of n>I-M r n- Vow T o i l . | ( - > . *11 Charie*, tha gt-ye.r-old farmer „ . „ , r.ol(J Tomnfy b ) w . ,« Blr komilo—4<ore. Ctovolan*. K*. r u e ’e v e M B O D / WANT* TO O C T /N T O . Major League Leaders Two Answers May Be Found In Bout Tonite 'JU*TA n n HAA* AAR AXIU* BOO. Notre Dame Football Still Tops m s FIR M Notre Dame toetbal today raMaine l i the poeHIne aecured b r R ■ pear* ape by Kauta Rockne'i ill aad poHtopt *r*aloet keaaata tha aattaa. tm ngbtiap trlah. wha * g Ihgam* Khadul* aa unbeaten tiring i !& aampIMad Raekna'a raeaUvc- By ED WILKS The Associated Pr*«* A handful of oldttmcr*. auppnwd to wilt in th* brat, looked like a crop of yougg rookie* a* first place Chicago and runnerup N*<* York gave Bovtoo »nd Cleveland n i r ***o« i *Tr n r a a i i hotfoota in the ttrilmg American ■T *M t.n n * > m :v o ir. League race lari night. , ^ It waa Connie Johnuvn. 32. ami k *i i SYRACUSE, N. T. U h - le E*- Millard (Dili*) H o .*11, 33. h-'thi ta u t* I .—Moon*. Detroit, g tard Charie. finl.h.dT I . Hurrtfrom lh, .mnor.. , ho II cane Jarkeon ju.t a fie.k fighter? , ll#d ,h, pitchlCg ,h# White (Site —Kallne. D(tr*lr. t# l ll,n i rur.o—-K.llnv Detroit, end The anewer come, up tonight at Sol> g , d<cl|loa 04fr Ro.ton, and NEW YORK UP—"Wall, now." Hid Prof. Cairy Stengel, "that waa more like it But I hop* it'a not quit* a* clove tonight. We're all liable to gel ulcer*." Stengel waa referring, of count, to the 3-1 squeaker hit New York Yankee! woa from the ClaiaUa'l Indiana lait Bight ea th* wiaga ol twe home rum by Jo* Collin* ani the fin* pitching of Tommy Byrne. "You know," muted th* Piofn»or, who** club la a gam* behind the Chicago White Sos. "when Gil McDougald got hit during practice. I fiddled around with all aorta of lineup* before 1 decided on one. 'T hea when we were getting along around th* eighth toning or •o, I gays to myaalf: ‘Cam, this one muat be wrong. The** guy* arc getting all aorta of bits, but they're acortog.' Collin*, the la again, ou* again firit baseman, look ear* of that • hen be alammad ene at Early Wynn's offerings into the lower right field itanda. almoit the same •pot he hit hi* first round-tripper to the first inning. Both Cotlina and Byrne have been (bunted around a great deal foil in* ha* lo*t hi* ftn l b«*e Job to numaroua rivals, while Byrne, an erstwhile wild man. apovared to b* finished lari year until the Yanks brought him back from Seattle of the Pacific C oot League. Stengel waa right about tha bit*, live Yaaks kad Wyaa la hot water all along. Except for bis two lap*** with Collin*, he alway* had it when the going got rough. Indian Manager Al l»p*t and roach Mel Harder were sent out of the gam* in th* math Umpire Bill Griere bad called a ball on a 3-1 pitch to Cotlina le lh# eighth and al the time, the walk repre­ sented the potential winning rue. h»a»yweight champ, mutt *'■ »«»- o|be|> rflrrld ind , p„ r o( gome vlr.ci.igly over th . awkward Hue by Jo4 Can,a l. M. rlcane If he la to remain a eerlou* I „ u. . _ _ . f.rto r rn lh . dm .,on. 1k A* Jarkeon, onli 23. muat prov. he * * • W.r..|h! ran hanrtla a "cla*a" fighter af Yank*, but Clevelsnd ha* falUn two g»me» b»ck *nd B-irton four t'harle*' statu t. tf he I* t# retain Fifth-place Detroit. ?>» game# hi* No. 3 ranking among Rocky b e h i n d , outriugged Waihingt-m, Marciano's contender*. Th# 10-round match will he car­ 13-10. and Baltimora tumbled K.nried on ABf radio and leievinon •aa City S I. In th* National, Brooklyn gav at * p. m., EST. A dick (poller like Jimmy RUd. »■ • N 'l-^ k c * rally. S3; N c. doflatod Jarkeon in 1944 when he York beat St. I/>ui» 3-0; Cmrinnat waa ritling high after knockout* of whtlenavhed Philadelphia twice P.oS l.ayn* and Danny Bucceroni. 2 0 and 4 0; and Chicago pasted Nino Yald#*. th* No. I rontendor Pittsburgh 12 4. None of the White Sox and at th* lime, dropped Jerkaon three time* in the second round to win Yankee hero** of lari night arr on an automatic TKO a year ago old codger*. e*»clly, but they're well pail the flaming youth atage In Madison Squara Garden. Johnton had Bnvton's kid* well Since that diaaatroua evening, Jarkaon haa won six straight, in­ in check with two out in the ninth, cluding a deciaion ever hla tormen­ then had to gri relief for hi* tor, Slade. However, Jackson still fourth victory in five decuiom flap* hia bands awkwardly and la since being brought up from Tor­ vulnerable te n good body puncher onto June 30. He give a aingla to Jim Pienall and went 20 again*! like Charie* used to be. (Iff lh* record, Charles figure* pinch-hitting Faye Throneberry be to outbox H urriran. and hurt him fore Morn* Slsriin, another vet with body punch##. But th# big eran. cam# nn T h r o n e b e r r y spread In their age* and evidence •waited a triple to make tt 31 and that Charles' lag* have begun to Howell, up from Mrmphii, went 3 3 again.! Edd.e Joo.t before go at* in Jackson's favor. getting him on a gam* ending fly. State High School Dire# itnglr* made for nn* run in third off lot#r Tom Brewer Basketball Game and Jim Rivera belted a homer for ths winning margin In the Set For Aug. 10 fourth. GAINK5VILLK - Dunne Burges* Collin*, with Juri two home runa ef Duncan U. Fletcher. Jackson­ In the last two month*, made It ville Bench, and Prank l-ueher, 1-1 in the firit inning with hla first Ocala High, h#v* been added to homer of the night. Then he broke th* Nerih squad for the 1034 Florida High School All-SUr up a duel between Burn# xnd j E lr|E *>"«- xnother IS-year-old Th. mmmt ' ito o r*e h. playao slaved at I 13 l0,k ,u,,, Th# game, ai ■ d u ring th* p ast era»on. Th# twa new addiUo*. Burg##. M NEW MADRID. Ha. (gv_Anlonlo Abertoado, r-year-old Argentine iwtmmcr, failed to hi* aecood try at awtmmlag Ml mdts down tor Mtaaiuippt Elver but draw th* praise af ton record holder foe hi* effort. Abertoado, bleeding from fl*h bit**, waa hauled uncoosctoua from too rivor yaatorday aflor he reven d Ml mile* and had beet la the water « boor* IT minute* after starting from It.Louls laturday. Jobs ligmuad. BI.LouU butcher, who hoMi ton awtmmlag mark, said. "I take off my bat to him." ligmuad awam ton MB mile* from It.Louts to CnvwtbonvQln. Mn., to to M boon a ■tout**. n ___I H ------- UaSU 11— w iM itj Run i k(ttt4 In—Bnidtr. Stool. l«4 -* r illo — K lu v a o w a k t. Ctaclnaeti. tl*. Tat (k 4 B a lt,> • Homo runs— SnlSor. RroriWn, tl M uUn kovoa— Itoyar, *V lxu '% Pltrhlr.a kovod on I >t*r!*u.n*-« N'vnfftmhe Rrooklyn, 1B-1. .*#?. BllUvo.lv -Jon»* Cn-iofo. Ilk Titusville Tides High Thonday, Aag. 4 Low 7 54 a m. I '4 p m. 1:38 a m. t 1:41 p'm. 1:11 a m. I 29 p m. 1:41 a m. 3:M p m. Friday, Aag. 4 *13 a m. 1:13 a rn. 1.31 p m 3:31 p m. •atorday, Aag. 1 Inaday, Aag ? • 41 a m. 3:34 a.m. 10:00 p m 3:4? p m. Monday, Aag. I 10 3 f a m . 10 00 pm . . . . 4:0? a m. « 4:34 p m . . . . . ta ,h* P1hk" ' ind hit twa homers ta the aignicap. Ernie Banka matched a major league record with bis fourth grand tlam home run of th* aeaaua for the Cub# and added a run pro­ ducing single to trample th* Bum . m Hi* batei-loaded shot narked a * atx-run sixth. Bill Wight, the Trihn cutoff. four-hit the A’#, wh* contributor! (our error* that mad* all tha Oriole run# unearned. Wight gavn >»*t t i l hit* the ret! of the way Hla 10th vilory again#! tw*» Wynn, wha bad counted vtlas, Penaa.-nla, arid J. Fertylh, the Yanka three tlmei in hit 131 Reabraeie, noth af whom will be vir#uries. took hi* aixtk defeat. Detroit blew an I t lead and unable to play P< to* gam*. Burg**#, a aix foot forward. then a 10 I lead al Washington tie was KletoherV leading scores lari .for* jumping on reliefer Pedro season. He t* said to have good Ramo* for three in th# ninlh. Hardrivg aad ia aa axeellanl rebuun- v*y Kuena had two doublet and 4 *,. j a pair of 'singles for tor Tiger* Lusher, a five fool oleven | aa each club gut 17 hit*. The Juinl guard, scored 341 paint# Hi II 21 run slugfrri waa acromplithed g- — averaging 11.4 peinu a without tot help of a homer. 1 MeMnnkiag, yrosldtag •toward at ChwrcbUl Dnwws, win re­ tire at ton end of this year after Wiliams haa base avangtag (erring at the track for th* pait •r atoa trips to toa a year*. McMnektog, H, #*• hi# ‘ Deehy to t a n r w ituno—enl4tr, Rrooklfn. I*. Its on* oul P°k# m lb* I tuvl one hit over Inning*— o.n u-u.«.v. i.____icven i_ and L ushar, rapU i t .YxtSur Rad- defeat*. To Capture River SARASOTA — Why sot as Olympic Bewl game le decide th* •atieeal football championship with act proceed* going to the Olympic fond kitty? That'* what sport* edit** Nick Robert aae asked to his column Is tha Sarasota Herald-Tribune to­ day. He made • surrey aa tha Idea writing « utters to Olympte af•porta writers, callage ef­ fort only alas repUee came AB else acre favorable. Team* for Ike gam* could he selected by s committee ef Olym­ pic official*, ranches, aad maybe M tlfitr. Rill Wilson'.* homer in the fifth. Aug. 10 la Florida Gymnasium, “* , features a ten-man aquad fromT*" Indian#' nin rame In on Al North Florida and another from **»ltfo'« leadoff triple andBobby South Florida who wer* all out- AvUa'a aarrtfir* fly.From then standing sentora for their achoola l»y»"» »hut the door-giving Wyne, teach Jim Megan aad game tost year. Ha la snlind qu‘«k Lepea a l compUlaed to Orteve. aad anewrato. The seat toeing Lope* leek up the battle agate aad he got the thumb. Lepea will threw Mlk* Garcia Antonio Abortondo (M i) against Bullet Bob Turley (ll-S) to tha second game af toe Foils In Attempt three-game set today. Olympic Bowl Moy Decide Champion vitmvil. R o lllr if b a - o 4 on • • * a t bh ta — Carni-vn tila Rro—Vlvr .SIS. nw # U|M RBW V V lj Fo r D e ifT o H e v D e a rly AfaiH * Milwaukee tied the Brooks at 3-3 aa Ed Mathews aasttad bis Mth homer — bis second of ton g am rIhen got twa mfro to the big eighth toning rally on Don Zim mer'a error. Phil Pain* one-hit toe Dadgers to four relief toning* and f»naed six for hi* flrri major leaguo decision this yeer. Rookie Roger Craig look hi* first defeat with the Rrooklyn*—who now Itad by Just l)t* games. 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Some of the major legislation that cleared Congress during the ■even-month aenion: Foreign — One of lha botteit Rghta eame on Preildent Elnnbower'i call f.#r new authority to cut tarllfi. With Democrati supplying the majority of hii lupport. the I’reildent got mott of what he asked. Thli included a three* year eileniiun of the reciprocal trade law. The foreign aid program wa» at- Legal Notice nn-rii r. t »» i»r.ri:nn • tati : o r ru m iii* to . sY ixa r. o riN T A im and nilAKLRl* T. ql'INTAIlh, h«r hu»bln*. ANSI!! I* ATW1HIJ. »l»o 5MJABI t S V *TWor?ffc 'I A I l K T ' liiilM m h Ln n ■ n at St II I, T A V f .l i V . »!><> r tir r tt I S A A C T A V K I I T . h - r h u .b .n d . I I i l l * * , »nd I f d .a d , th e otifcnnnr, h»11». d•»!*•«•. trantaea. • ••tth o i lU n n r ., n u l l l n f * . nl)J . n r and »H In * •»’}* '• Halm* t<r. O irn .id h . w " ;l- r J'.r_ f .t j.1" ? .1 ilA T A Ills H A Y A It O . IIA I Jl I. W K tlV D A V A i io . CI.AIIA I* W IC ill. kino . . «<m ».• a'v*»•* located HTM.OOO.OM for tho com* Ing year, MO mllllona below Elienhower'i requeit. The rat waa par­ tially off»et by umpenl fundi made available from prcvloua appropria­ tion!. Congren took a hand too bt iecfinding foreign policy. Aa teniloni Scientist Sees Trips To Moon COPENHAGEN (* - American icientiit Frederick C. Durant pre­ dicted today that man will land on the moon by tha end of the preient century. Durant, of Lexington, Maas., made tha atatemant at tha official opening of the fltb International Aeronautical Congreaa here. Referring to tho recent While Houte announcement that America will launch an unmanned earth aatrlllte In IM7-M, Durant, pretident of the International Aero­ nautical Federation, said: "The neat atep will be a manned •atclIJte which will not return to the earth. Thla will bo followed by trip* around the moon. I perional|y believe all theae achievement* including landing! on the moon will he arromplithed by the end of this century.” Hifta, i»r«mo ia i* 1 b i l i l T i M C I I i l c It A K |M>l;Q ,.A li JOHN A M- UA t., Jit , V v. * r . l t u is-. NHUCKW C f lH K N . V . W IK W H K K I.D . « la n k n o w n E* W ii. - . f U M , nnd J. K. A f T TV O O U . I I a l l * . . an d t h . l r raap eet i t f tint B "trn I* nd I f dta<1. lh a r* a p e « ll» e »n■a w n h a ir* . r f ,v l —■»», « r a n lr » » . lla a n fp . r r . d l l n r . , «r«»I a n . an d a n r »nd a ll p a rlla n a la lm |n > h f . Ih rm id h . u n d .r a r i l l l M I ald r n p w l l r * T i l l . I?N- Train Comes In Without Airmen HONG KONG UB-The dally train from Communlat Canton to the Hong Kong border arrived today without the II US. airmen being freed by Communiat China. Appar( NOW If IIK luf. ilaalataa. jftmna n . a a > l(n a .a , lia n o ra , ir a d l ln r * . enlly they were to arrive tomor­ I r n a ia * * and a n r nnd a l l p a n te a row, a 1 tha Reda announced pre* t t a ln .t r a h r Ih fo u n h . an d ar o r . . . m i l R t f t A I* i ' A T A l l l * . n l » trioudy. k u n * 1" aa I I II. f u r a r d . N I ■ The neat Canton Iraln wai due t l A T A I I t 'v J ib . II « A N f 'K I ir o N a n d J U M A A N I iK IU O N M r I I A K , at 1:M tomorrow afternoon Hong • I I o f w hom a ra d r. r a a r d l an d I l f Kong time, or 11:10. BST, tonight. • nd a l l r» l» o n « h a r l n . , n r c la im It uaually lakea M to 43 minute* I n . In h a r r . a n r r l . h t , H I la o r In * ta r a a l In i l l . f n l ln w ln . d-><-rlli*d after the train arrivea for paraona la n d , t r ln g . an d b a ln . Tn K a jjln u la taming out of Communlat China to complete Um formallliaa on lha Red aide and reach tha border bridge into British territory. t ? a.*- n»M»n KWfr «l«n« lha 'B a a t ila h l of w ar lino «■< Wai* n«ad No t, a d lalnm r r.f I tl.t* faet •olnt of b r.ln n ln .. run thanire at :•« faal. 1 h. m a BWIr r a t a l.cl with aald m ala llnnd r l.h t of W ar I I I >*»l. Inrnra tVcat toe faal Kaal cldn nf raid r l .h l of w ar, auto x t:ir a in n . the Kail n .H l ALGIERS IB - Nationally ter• f w ar lino nf lllata ItlMbway No. rortita were blamed for four murI, to (mini nf b m ln n ln .. V . u. and c a rh n f V » u , a re hero- dera In Algeria yeiterday and one Terrorists Blamed For Four Murders K b r n n llfla d th a t a o u ll haa boon i r n u . h . a .n in a l r « u In lh a C lr r I I C M S f. In an d fo r Kam ln olo C m t r , r io r ld a . In f h o n r o r r , a n . t l - lr d P t t A N K 6 . j r t H l K an d H A . I> t : J I ' I H I K . h i . w lf a . I 'l a l n l lf f a . a I I I .I X A C . q U IN T A It I >. 01 n l. I r fr n d n n lo , and y o u , a n d each o f 1 u a ra if o u lr a d t a f llo r m r A a * 1 r r lo r f i i a l l f l i ' i*nm i> latat w ith I ' l r r l i o f cold ( Y u r i , and a a r . ■a P U im if f t * a i io r n o r , O K O . I'ltRII. Jit. whoaa addroaa la I t . . . l i f t . H a n fo rd , r io r ld a . ■ ■ n f ra id A n .w c r , on o r haT h u r a d a r . H c p ic m h a r 1. A . t l.. I S*, a n ,I I f in n f a ll In 4n an. a r* a n ro rn n fa a m w i l l b« a n la r ln * l in a , an 4 a a r h n f ynw, f r III* relief lla f ilt n ia tn la il la aalg t* -nptatnl • n a tu re ef th la auti la to S' ci i . i llii .illlla ta the • b u t * deoV.-|TN>:vH n r hand and aaal mt S a id -----I ’ o u rl — -----a.wiaoTi ■air. Florida.’ thla Ind in d d ar Of 1OouatVi A u *t vu »ni . A . I ) , I I I * l * l o. I*. I I* ra d r l r r h n f aald C O ta 11*011 ItT MBAIKAL) IIT117RT A. apeer. Jr.* jtulMiar rm ^ l’UIntlff* Eaaf, tu. c P I SCO PAINTS "Making Paint H istory" SANFORD P A I N T CO. RTR SPRtlALISR m PAINT* FOR TUB PAINTHRR • HUI.FRALR M RETAIL 407 W. FIRKT RT. FRKB PARKING WILL YOU RE OUR GUEST? In Morocco. Tha French reported capturing three luapecte after a rlaah with a band of rrbeli In the Paleilra region, about M ntUea eaat of Alfieri, one French aoldter waa French authortUei e x e c u t e d three Moroeeani imtraced by milItarp |ew ta for terrnriani mounted ta the Formoaa StraK, it voted Elaenhower authority to wage war If neceasary to keep Nationati*t-hrld Formoaa out of lied China’* handi. Military — Another haiale In­ volved Eiirahower*a plan for a fourfold increaie In tha trained military reaervea during tha neat five yeara. Thla program finally wai approved last weekf* though lacking coma Important feature* wanted by the Preildent. The bill contained one major Innovation — provlilon for young volunteer! to aerve leta time on active duty (no more than aix montha) in re­ turn for longer acrvlce In the re- COMMENDED— Captain Robert W. Jackses, URN. (left) Command In* Officer of the Sanford Naval Auxiliary Air Station la shown aervea. he r w a tlr presented (ho Naval Reserve Medal to Lt. Cdr. H. A. Congreaa alio votad a four-year ua Hall, U8NR. (center) and LL M. T. Krratialrer. U8NR. Both reextention of tho regular draft and •crvtite received the award fat conapleUon sf mars than 10 yeara added two yean to tho Ufa of tne of faithful as re tea. _______________ doc torrential draft. Money —Appropr ill Iona during the teuton totaled 133.100,000,000 _ Mime 11.800.000.000 ten than the White Houte recommended. Au­ thorisation alto wai given for out­ lay of an additional K *00,000.000 —mod of thla lo pa;* tnterrat rhargrt on the national debt. The temporary debt railing of 2X1 hdlinna waa extended for another year. It would have dropped otherKIMBAtX, Neb. UB-Thls la wlte to ITS billions. story ef tragedy and things that Pay — Jutt about everyone work­ happen hi threes. ing for tho government got pay Three employes af tha Rogers inrreaiea — Including the law­ truck lias of Sidney, Nab., died In maker! themaelvra. Subitintial a c d d n ti bordering on the freak­ booits were voted for civil im ic e ish la five daya. All happened In workrra, pottal employe!, federal the oil field sections surrounding Judge*, career aervicemen and — this area. jutt lad night — many of thoae Last Thursday, Lloyd Thomas who work for Congreaa. Clanton, Wyo„ died when a sec­ Some of tha blggeit Increaie* tion of catwalk feU on him as ha went to the lawmaker*. Their pay CADET R. E. RBCE WITH braced It during tha tree lion of a waa hiked from *13,000 a year lo derrick. ★ ★ ★ *22,500. plua lait-mtnute booita In Sunday, driver Is D. Arnold ■uch "fringe benefits” aa pottage Kimball, died when the boom ef allowances. Cadet R. Beckwith bis truck came In contact with a Housing — Continuation of Um high-voltage power Una. vsrioua federal housing programs Visiting Parents Yesterday. Clyde Scott Glbbe, was approved. A rompromlia bill Cadet Robert E. Beckwith, ara that elea-i.1 Congreaa yeiterday of Mr. and Mr*. Arthur H. Beck­ Sidney, d m under Um weight af also provl.'v* for 43,000 public boua- with 8r„ 1217 Magnolia At*., haa a lead af pipe. Ing unite dming lha next year. arrived in Banfovd far a tmrr Glbbe stepped Us truck, U Tho Housa originally had balkad weeks leave from the United got out ef Um cab te pot a suites*# al any public housing. Eiaenbowar States Military Aradeeay, Waal la Um span front of tea trailer. As asked for 70,000 units In two yaara. Point, N. T. be stepped between Um cab end Minimum Wage—Congren votad trailer, tee truck rolled backward. During his rammer field train­ for a fl-aH-hour minimum wigs for The truck railed a lew feet tela workers In interstate commerce. ing, Cadet BeckwIUt with ether a truck being loaded with hsavy of the Second Class, wit- materials. Tha Impact sent tea Elsenhower had reeommendad that members **e«aej euLtnarino operations and pipe la Gibbs' trailer smithing tho 73-eenl minimum ist In IMS N a v a l ginflra demomtntioaa forward, crushing his head against be boosted to M cents. aboard the L'RS WI aeons In In tho Taxes — Corporation and wbb time excite taxes wart extended. Atlantie Ocean Field training for Cadet Beckwith Included team of Rites were left unchanged. duty at Ft, Euatis, F t Las, F t Treaties — The Senate rsUfted Banning, Kalin Ate F ans Baas Littla Relief S throe major treaties: a mutual as­ and Maxwell Air Fotea sistance pact with Nalkmaliit Chi* For Scorching Area Training at Ft, m Formosa, • treaty bring­ ing West Germany bite Um North ad aQ pla i n af airborne Sweltering In Heat Atlantie defraaa alliance end an­ Including parachute training. Two other establishing Austrian Inde­ weeks' Air Force Indoctrination NEW YORK kB—Tha In tea pendence. The*# did not require Oouras waa started a t Egltn Ate Force Base, before moving to acorchad North* u t today, but li House action. Maxwell Air Force Base, Ala­ ram steed "moetiy fair, bat auc bama, for completion of Instruc­ humid,” wltb little rallcf In tight tion at the Air University theta. Tha New York City Weather Cadet Beckwith will report te Bureau expected Am temptn ta re the Military Academy Aug. te to roach Um tow Ms today and begin hie third tomorrow, and amtiana "bat and Death - In Threes Is Story Retold After Accidents ten Pigeon On Parole; Police Seek Owner UNCOLffTON, N.C., UB-Thath no itool pigeon pollen here pel aa panda. William Grave brought In tha homing p i g o o n who obvkoaly doesn’t know when b Grata said Ao puss'ad triad te break teta his Americans Become Vktims Of New War In Viet Nam WASHINGTON ■MARCH - McCarthy Pails * No Mara I lf V* lisAa n w v nvwwVwyv Par tea WteMMln felon J vw iwtoM gyratel t* Central Free* Aaarateffee AfUffNOTON—The tech af *n«wt- mad* by Senator Jaatph K ' McCarthy the*# daya la too consplcuoua la be mused by many who may ba wondering whaj the antl-Red protagonist U up ta. ft wasn’t too long ago that the Wisconsin Republican commanded ml lionwide front page spec* with banner headlines wherta* today ha doesn't eeem ta rata move than occasional passing mention. It’s not because hc’a not making spcechca He Is. Fury •«**. *«®* He h a n ’t stopped tine* test tummer’a Army* McCarthy twartngi when million* af televiewer* Ustened and watched attentively ta m r y McCarthy j Utterance. It may be tntemttng 1* not* on# year htnc* that tha only principal tn that dUput* atilt . In Washington te McCarthy himself. HU hearing ad­ versary, Army Secretary Robert T. Steven*, re­ signed a few weeks agv. You may retell tho*4 atormy aetsten* which lasted M daya, consumed 7,400 page* of printed testimony and cost the taxpayers more than *77.000, You wttl recall, too. that tha Army (lied 99 charge* against McCarthy and that he promptly y Arad back with i t McCarthy McCarthy was then chairman or tha Senate’s tnvestltsttens subcommittee a* well aa the psrtnt government opera­ tions committee. Roy Cohn was the subcommittee's chief counsel ind Print Is Cirr Ilf stAff director. Tha Army’s principal contention waa that McCarthy, Cohn and Carr sought "srectel privileges'* and "f»vcrV* for PvL G. David •china, • former subcommittee consultant. Tha Army at** charged (hat Ut* senator threatened reprisals unless certain demands wera met. J • # a # MCCARTHY nnd hu aide* heatedly denied this. They counter* J charged that Stevens and Army Counsel John Adams urged them tn •all off their hunt for subversives at Fort Monmouth. N. J* nnd at*** where and turn, Instead, ta tha Defense department. Air Force enrt Navy. H. Struve Henset, then Defense department counsel, was also ac­ cused of trying to stack the cards against McCarthy A Company be­ cause tha subcommittee was looking Into Henvel's record. Tha hearing committee, headed by Senator Karl Wundt (It). South Dakota, mad* four reports public on ScpL L Tha majority (Republic • can) report said McCarthy, whit* not personally exercising Influent a an bahalf of Schina, fallad te Impost '‘more vigorous* discipline aver hia staE. It blamed Steven* far following a course ef *>lacaUon, ap- • and criticised Adana. Coha and Carr re-. signed altar the hearings; Atoms later. W SAIGON, South Viet Nam I * Amtricana living te South Viet Nam have become the victims of a new and stavlthy war of ntrras. Amtrlean Embassy officiate have received threats against their lives. Private automobiles of UJ. diplomats bars been burned or blown up. Granadas have been toned against an apartment build, teg which bouses embassy fami­ lies. No one te quit* aura who te be­ hind the campaign of terrorism. Tho Americans apparcnUy ara being attacked because they rapraicnt a government which supporta anU-Communlst nationalist Premier Ngo Dinh Diem. Though itreet fighting In this capital of two mOllon baa stopped, tha blttcrnesi lingers on. A num­ ber of groups bate Diem and the Americans who back him. Tha Blnh Xuytn society, a band of onetime river pirates who con­ trolled Saigon’s vlca industry, brought tha country dote lo civil war In April. After 4* hours of bloody battling they were driven out af tea city. They still control a small section of tha matndartog Saigon River. Another implacable Diem enemy Gw. Le quaag Vteh, belter known aa Bacut, bead of the rebellious Hot Hao Religious army which baa spread (error te Viet Nam’a Far Wait for year*. His straneth haa been broken but he itiU te a source of trouble. The forces opposing the Premier a rt swelled too by the under ground ef tha Communist Vietminh. Officially Dm Rada hat* been quiet tinea Urn Geneva armiStone then, ef acuree. McCarthy wna condemned by a «7 to 23 vote atleu gave them North Viet Nam af Ua aoOeaguaa for conduct unbecoming a aaaator. McCarthy Mb* teat year, but they ttill have a ■ignantly teat Ua committee chairmanship* whan lb* Denuctntg waR-organited and efficient clan­ arpatai* the now gflh Congress. destine network throughout Soutba a a a Vlet Nam. PEAFtTE THU, many beUevvd h* would nuuto a top newt IgunC Many Franchaaeu ate* era net r. McCarthy ta rarely saw to heard to the new* friendly to Diem. ha was mealtowed tn tha press, however, when Banal* Ra» WUttem F. Kaowtand repudiated an administration Attack bp McCarthy M tho Senate Boor. ,T McCarthy aocuaed President Elsenhower of toktng U. S. Allocates the aatton toward an "Impending diplomatic disaster” tho by •grootef'to meet wtlb the Soviets at Um racent Foreign Aid Funds Big Four por a r talks In Oonovm. fa WASHINGTON (It — The United Tho press stows* Ignored McCarthy's spsech ate State* haa allocated I2.TUA73.0M la new money for foreign aid to tacking Mr. Rtetnhowar for agrraing u go ta Geneva. I t was only when Kaowtand spoka out against u that McCarthy waa Mention*g the coming year. This was tha amount la th* MU ^MeCraUty wUHm ^h s ^ t o t h s l f e a t n K not to tho press mttll tho *nad by President Elsenhower yesterday. Congrata had rat soma voter* ef Us stats tostds la 1M*l whsn his praesnt teem sxpln* whsthsr thsy want tom In nmaln Is Washiagtsn for ansthir abamUUon dollara from hte re­ bear teres. ____________ *tp but kn mad* no n M M atatemant, ten Presi­ dent noted that Congress bad laid down specified amounts of aid lor some particular countries. White House aides said lbs Pres­ ident feels Congress hao a right ta fix n ceiling but not a floor an aid In Individual nations. WILL YOU BE OUR GUEST? V* have !*•aed 2* Akr-CcwditUwed Beaton S« ton Mar-Lee Metel Abiwlntalr Free N r n Parted af • Daya te a l New Arrivals nl anr Walter Ulbricht Is Reported III RERUN w - Naval Air Rtetten •top t o and Pick Up Yanr K an A tto Walter Ulbricht. tor today ware as* enpected te aa M German Communist party abavi tea middle Ml Tha bumlrn- chief, eras reported seriously m ty win bo ‘ysasaatly low.” the today. Wsathsr Rurrsu predicted. o f events ODHAM A TUDOR, Ine. The Frankfort Rundschau aald Rostra, awsHtriag in Its Mth Uterieht, <2. had been stricken ssasscsttvs day af heal over M with gall Madder and liver alldegrees, toR An R atten satellite early asynst that he lain. hraught Um "Boltin* ef Fin* Sltl&VhMhAto ,v M te Ml 1* M ira a n _________ la New 1 . g r a v e d wtte "AU-M-CMOST." temporatara yesterday bit a reeved Thar* tor • • m m m m t l sr J , tea to**anal tor today read! T M a d t e u hal and baa hmald.” A m 2 af AND ffFOtoAGI CO* LOCKER PLANT WHOIMAIJE AND MTAIL T m ts s * n o c « g B i s e u w n u a T H K i a YOU CAN MAKE TREMENDOUS TRADES . \ c M i r _ jA 8 t e a | P t o t ip , ,, A T OUR S H A R P 'S lA M e CHUCK R O A S T ^ H BIHtlVE» » 39t i Stock Reduction �T7TT: SANTORO TTERALDWcd. Aug. S. 1935 m W RIO DE JANr.IPO, R riul r A cold wave*hai h tought heavy damage to coffee trees In Tarana slate, one of P rjrd'a four elite) coffee growing areas Temperatures at low as It de­ grees and snowfalls nf M inches were reported. No official estimate of the dam­ age has been made but Ihe Me­ ridional News Agency quoted the mayor of one coffee center yes terday as saying half the trees on plantations in northern Parana were destroyed, The damage will not affect the coffee crop being shipped this year, but will be felt when Ihe ntw crop begins to most nest July. Coffee futures on the New- York market jumped the dsity limit of 2 cents a pound ye.trrday. W U A MMUN Ians dtlrfilita « ti enjoying (far picnic*, herd o e n and ether tree-spirited enter! Jirmicnt staged by Inwins, anawtoen of Hie American agricultural group vUll the Soviet sUta t e w ad l e c h near Moscow. Hera they look ever a big poultry abed where, a waggish correspondent anld, they found no Ithcwle Island Rads Laras crowds have warmly weirnmeri the U. S. agriculturists. • WASHINGTON - Plans To Reoccupy South Korea Tells Strategic Strip Republicans, ting np a spwial group to eon- paw absolutely convinced that aider disarmament and make re­ President Eisenhower will run in commendation*. ■bid, ar« far mora hopeful than Regardless of the developments YL*y one* war# over their chances regaining control of Congress at Geneva, it Is obvious that »#vteat year. jcial years may be required before Id their optimism, they shrug the difference* between the big off two well-known facts; First, I powers can be re-»°tved and a de* that (he GOP ha* far mote b»n* finite, workable plan, formulated. ate east* "in danger" than do th* The big problem, of course. Is Democrat*; and second, that tha the search for a method of InDemounts; and second, that the •pillion of armaments that would etlens and picking up vote* at to both workable and acceptable the local and a u te levels since to the various nations. The Republican* reply to this by Minting out that no winning presidential candidate in many ye«r* haa failed to carry hi* own party to victory in the rongrraatenel election*. And, they sey, Mr. Rlsaahower mil definitely b« ail ell-conquering candidate in lUCKV WAltt* pi no I ON standi tip under a daublt-Uaa burrs gw aa M im e n O'Jtar* (left) and June Allyanu celebrate their nnml&ettoit by rr. -vie exhibitor* tor best performance by a female star. Ptdgwon, t lent of the Screen Acton Guild, presided et the Hollywood fi-ti-m.mj tn Ivunrh Ihe national audience poll eg an estimated J i CP o n movie goer*. Promising newcomers who were nominated etc u Hum, L to r.): Alta Moreno. Richard Ecu and Loti Nelson. In the long run. thi* must boll down, as Mr. Eisenhower has pointed out, to how much the na­ tion* trust each other—and right now, despite tha parley at tha SEOUL (Ah — The Seuth Kor­ ean government proclaimed Ita Intention today to “restore au­ thority" over a small but strate­ gy area south of tha SSth Parallel which the Reds occupied while the grmlstice » u being negotiated. It did not say how or when it would recover tha territory, but said It w a* necessary for the de­ fense ef Seoul and quoted Intelllgene# roperts that a "full-scale attack la imminent" from the north. It charged the attack " s n pre­ pared for" by a North Korean buildup contrary to armistice term* "while the United States p c. Democrat*, who were confident .ta tha Mint of cockiness about tkatr l i u congressional chance* uatil'recently, are bo longer quite •a sure. They concede the President’* of the body calls or ta the type of gland. The psychlstriits learned ttiat texuiUty in hermiphrodltic caiei is determined not alone by chroiqotomes, glands or hormones but le i large degree by the thought hab­ its end convieUoai of atlenesi or ID lu ie ll airliner lest week, killing femaltnesi. 111 M persons abosrd. The piyrhlitrlit* found that hermiphrodide patieoU showed aa Oxygen I* about 16 times a* mental er emotlaaal coafusltto If heavy aa hydrogen. their parent* treated them roniiitently ** one sex or the other. Thr important thing was that the recog njtton be mnilitent. ic k personal popularity, realise be Will aampaign bard for a RepubUtan Congress if he runs -n*xt , and they admit they still K i net eotne up with any really •end Usues for the 19M eam- M n m — The ai Hut Ion ha* been complicated by tha heart eltgak whtoh kftooeyd Sepat# De­ mocrat Leader Lyndon Johnson from the political wene—tempor­ arily, both his fncods and hi* political foe* bop*. Tb# Texan, since taking over aa majority leader last January, bad demonstrated unusual polltiaal skill He rates ace high with itfbarala and conservative* alike in Ike Democratic fold. Wttiwot Johneon’* shrewd tench m d Ida constant practice of what Dtoidint»il to a political healing ait, eld (Bailie* a n likely to re^V*e partment men expect livaatock price* for th* r**t of thi* year to to lower then they war* in the lest half of 1954. Tha 19*5 production of rad meat I* expected to roach a serord t i l billion pounds, exceed­ ing the 19(4 figure of ISA billion pounds. Th* team of scientist* recem mended; 1 When sen e rf an deformity at* noted at birth, atuflea about t be mad* aa aaoa as poulbla tc determine If there la aa adrenal disorder requiring cortisone tractBlent. > In catai la which the deform! tv is nM due to en adrenal ella order, the appearance of the ex­ ternal aai organa should be on# o! the major guldta tn dtcdlng th* sex in which the child should be res red. Surgery should be perfr-rmed to prepare the paltont to live e normal adult sexual life. 1. Whan hermaphroditic eigne are not property diagnoped until later chiydboad, doctors end parents should be guided by the child's Indelible thought hsbita ead per aonal convletiono ef his or her sex t. After the early Infancy period, chenges of »ex assignment should be avoided at almost any cost Robert Francis, 25, Dies In Plane Crash including actor Robert Frincla. IS. who starred a* Ens. Willie Keith in the movie version of "Tb* Caine Mutiny." Officers said the body of Francis waa found strapped to th* pilot's ___ seal. Other C _ _ victima were Mr* Audrey Ann Dosch, M, who bad tome minor motion ptrture roles under tb* name Ana Russell, end George Moyer, M. t business part­ ner of aetor Joe Kirkwood, the "Joe Palooka" of the film*. ----------------- B y B I N N I T T C 1 K F ■■— B n n r n iM T CARTOON rv* heard about In weeks (If Mg seeder will identify the artist I'll be happy to print Mto soother day) depicts s puttied doctor who baa cut toettos on hie operating to e fartothee-welL "By v\ y f l S L ■aT he Is exclaiming V 'J B 'C r V jyv "That fresh young J K — /) i t wm right after alL * jr CHANGE OF HABITR CAN EASE HOMEWOEE COLUMBUS, Ohio iJt - Homemakare tan afmolifv their job* by throwing out work habits baaed on "whim, faaey or prejudice," an Ohio ftate University home economist advises. Prof. Ruth M. Beard Buatratoa har point bby railing for an and to one-btaded dusting. Put a doth In aaeh band and wake both bands work, ah# ears, tha aha suggest* draining dlsbaa to*toed of towaldrytog them. doing ta ronyreia now |* to throw up a roadblock th present aurh an executive reserve. If a major war. sad World War JJI would be more "major" than World War II. should develop, (he mobilintlon program would have he administered by govern­ mere# Department under Mr to ment carter men ebn a n totally Week* and the Office nf D*f*0«* unfumilan with Induttrial opera­ Mobilisation under Mr. Flemmlnc tions ha*t eaught to build up what U known aa an executive reserve The executive reserve would work very much like • military SA V IN G IN C O ST reserve Each man would know Yea I Dividend* from 1B-M% a his place to government and would be ready almost tniuntanFlrtoWlDd-Homaowner* Im e ie m •oualy to assume hia obligations What the Hew-fa ir Dealers ar* CHOOSE&USE r o n d illo n n t Itn o n s i t I r I »u Motel 2*123 S B O Y D -W A L U C E 2906 PARK AVE. -QUANTITY RIGHTS We S p e c ia lize In Qual i t y FLORIDA OR GEORGIA GRADE A- DAD FRYERS FRESH CUT UP FRYER PA RTS- DRUMSTICKS BREASTS & THIGHS U. 8. GOOD GRADE ROUND STEAK LEAN, FRESH GROUND HAMBURGER HICKORY SMOKED CARDINAL SLICED BACON WHITE DRESSINGS POTATOES 10 . . . GOOD SEASONS HAKE YOUR OWN SALAD DRESSING KIT (C onU loa M enauiing Ilotlle IMua 2 Pkgs. I U rg in g ) HO BUGS M’ LADY SHELF PAPER PIE APPLES •n«ralE Insurance d.d. It bee xme a ritual. a form of memberthip requirement. If yon found xomeone eUe who knew where Garbo lived, you wer# disappointed beciuie you couldn't tell him—but you approved of him automatically because ha was on the In.'ido. The odd part of It all la that a tot of the Inside Informal) a »# po«*esi t» true. This is bee:use— and som* visiting m ,e start never will learn-thc vtv !e of New York Is Mary's • idr-v. No matter to «hat dsrk reei i o; Man* hattan vnu retir-*, there tlwaya la a perron of per'tns ar> ud to ohtrrve caiually what you da. TM» it a nly of eight million sruls. In tha midst of whom you ran lose your* self completely—unless you sro, eiy, Chik Gsble or Mar’ene Dies, trich Thro, tveryona k n v i what you do from tbs? trine you a- ikea until you aie off to sleep m u. So child »h Da we trrnaure thli b r:n | cn the Inside be iu<e our o«n little lives are dull, or bo* Cause they are ta headachy that » r avotd dr*peratelr t r ’ * of them? Lord In v r thu reason, the cold truth l« I t you can )u*t * elk at n g an? it- t la the city and speak a n an • |r a tha air—and there will be » eit! a *t your elho-v sa jirr, *• f’i • • ng you should men! n th;-. r I suppose you thin' *►at*- d- ifa hr runs around with. Nut s c t *c«, I hsppen to know, fly c s*; is * lawyer, see , . . psychological disturbances were D»!cd only among patient* dis tro >s*d by parental wrorry or per heps by th* taunts of arhnolmstt' However, If he can return to toe Renata Door la January the Dtoiocrata *Hll be Sn a much hat- BURBANK, Calif i* -A film ­ tor poeltion to go into th* 19S(S ing cresh of a private airplane Sunday night killed three perrons, IMS with ranks closed. m yi-i-i* — United mate* iU veer* Hopeful that some ns eanld ha mad* at tha Big •enteeace on a world dil­ a t e plan, but they were war* that a long* ,on« mad kind before any concrete m eautd be workad out. ildent Kieenbowar, beforo ho to Geneva, said h* hoped P t m e l iie im e r NEW YORK—It was a morning taxi ride, ftom the west aide to thr east I opct.e I tha tabloid and noted out loud to the cabbie that so-and-so, the actor, was insolved in some kmd of minor headline scrape !!■• *1 d th* gearshift Into neutral, pulled up f r a red light, shiftcwf the cifiarrt from his right esr to his mouth, lighted it and turned ar 1 lookrt at m» loftily. "You know, of course, that that guy's a drunks** ' he «aid. "A real vino He fishl* that sauce es-ery d»y of n • l i f t " And t orf p « sgsin—another New Yorker who lives on thr inaide looking out . , who knows the real story fce md an>onr and anything sou rsn name Jeffrey Doakr* ■ a rfcfi •r i presidential candidite' ' T t ain't his real name, you know that, don't you?" Suay LaFIxmmc ihe French chantm*r who hit t trg on TV here? "L-itrn—why do yon Hunk that dame had such a bird time trying to come to the t mted Mates all these y e a r s ’ ‘ J * Foulhsll, the slugging oyifteM in It be pos­ sible you ain't I about the time him and tl wgul The cabb e n u y one of hun­ dreds ef thousands. It seems sometimes t'.at ev’rybody (n New Yvrk Is o.-i :h - n le - or trying tn be. Toward that end. we read the gossip columnitli avidly, pay our Hustlers faithfully t ir the little ex­ pose smear sheet magarlncs, and so en And if a erooner slues a waller in a smart Fast Side supper club, none of us sari the next day, "Lislen, did >mi h ir about , , , VVl were all there Millions of tis were silting at the next table when Hie singer te*d - II on le garcon. Ifa a aickness. I Imagine—a kind of addiction, an analyst's dream, a phobia, a csjmplrx, a mania \V» watrk a movie with a tender, druey-ejed. fresh-mouthed young ictrr-t gi\ n : a gentle, rssmantic perf-irinanee—but we are not wholly happy, we here in the biggest gossip waterfall in the world, un'oii wr know- that the sweet child on Ihe screen 1* having a hack street romanr# with some producer and hreaklng up hl» happy home. "A talented ki t," we will say, watching her emote, you wouldn't brl *y« what she really Is like, would you'" Tien we tell We are on the Inude. We are delighted. I have mentioned before how the faet * • Garbo lived for year* tn the TViw«rs • »* the most » -I sn, rt >ely p istded se­ ct ef '• v York. V-tbcufy was sip to bi w , but evarybody MUiBOGKAPH P U N IIN a — TTPIN ti CREDIT D fW IW A TIO M V MAN AN TW HEBE IN D N R B VTATM M POBBGN OOUNTROB CREDIT BUREAU OF SANFORD TREND 2 S IC E . PKG9. Soap Powder GIANT SIZE e ta meaner BONING KNIVES SLICING KNIVES Page 9 EACH F ren ch A vr �Two 'Atom-Bombed U lU f ’t Nat* Imowi' Bdltar'a Not* — Nobody Imowi bolter than tha people of Hiro­ shima what atom warfaro means. Hare, In a closeup of the city to­ day. la bow they plan la mark the TfTF SANFORD HERALD Page 10 Wed. Aug. t9.»3 Cities M ark Anniversary ered ia purely American orginii* orgimi*- ! meat Roma Hiroshima survivors turvlvert nt al ’ trod ment only one onr filth of He he 15 IS billionbillion (tome yen <n*-s million dollar*! it needs most tremble with eagerness to lion because moit of its operating j to replace aehoolt, buildings, sew­ shoa foreigner* tha atomic monu­ financel come from the Atomic age. roads and other public prop­ ment* and to watth their reac­ Energy Commission. However, it erly. The m*)or. he aaid, hopes t tion*. Rut very few are unfriendly. is operated by the V. d. Academy go to Ih* I ’Diled States tison to a<k Many genuinely want tympalhr. of Sciences and the National Re­ for a loan of 51.U1.JU to be re­ Some like to be assured that the search Council Jointly with to* MONROE, K.C., 'JT-A 25-yearpaid in installment* over 21 year*. atomie bombings really wer* acc­ Japanese Iflilitut* flf Health to old mother was recovering her# find out exactly the tong term ef­ The councilman aaki Hiroshima's essary. petty crime rate and unemploy­ The city ha* a sordid reminder fects of people exposed to tht today from Injuries received when she threw herself afro** tha body ment. meanwhile, ara the-highest of its bomb renter—the gaunt, five, bomb. of her three-year-old child as a la Japan. story, domed ruin of tha Commer­ ABCl"* old announced policy of train b«r* down on tha lot. Above at). Hiroshima'* people cial Exhibit Hall, closest to the examining without t r e a t m e n t Mrs, Dorothy Wilson related Mon­ are sensitive about anything to do bomb center of some W mgjor aroused bitter controversy and day how her daughter wai knock?.I with the alum. Even many intluen buildings not completely flattened misunderstanding but public ac­ down by a box ear as tbt pair hal riliiens do not yet distinguish This preserved "atomie dome." a* ceptance is rapidly improving Dr. crossed raldroad tracks Friday. beleeen alom< for peace, atomic 1C* railed, la turrounded by sharks W. H. Holmes, Aiken. R. C . its di­ "1 couldn't «natrh her up be­ bombs and nuclear retaliation of bomb survivors who irll sou- rector, recently announred tn# big cause it would have cut her in against aggress.on. veoir pniirar.1t and bits of blast- research organisation now Is treat­ two," Mr*. Wilson said. "My mind ing pihrnti and will continue to told me to jump down on her and Others, e sp ie d to the bomb, mHtrd III* for a living. still fear the possibility they will On* of Ihe ir, KyoshI Xikkawa, do so m accordance with thrwtsh- I did. The examinations, in which come do*w wim "radiation airi­ 10. a man with terribly burned "I was lying there on top of her ness." The Atomic Bomb Casualty hack and arms, has lug signs In es of local Japanese doctor*. and the train was moving over Commission confirms thrie il a English labeling himaelf "Tha No ABCC hopes lo cherk eseryore who me. I remember seeing some of was aspoaed lo the bombs, are vol­ slightly above normal ocrttrrenr* 1 Victim." the box rarx pass over me I was, %! leukemia at this lata dale Kikkawa agreeably holds press untary and are conducted at ABCC scared out of my will. Then I renters here and in Nagasaki. among exposed victims. ir member aometbing hit me on the Interviews In hit shark. It* claims, The 10th anniversary observance besd." Thus lugiesiion* in Ih* United bitterly, that thousands of atomic of the atom attack her* will inMr*. Wilson received I t stitches Stales that Hiroshima be presented victims are ill aod not Me lo stork rlude a world religious meeting, a an atomic power reactor have and accuses ihe Atomic Bomb Cas­ civic mamorial program for the Dianne e l e a p e d with minor stirred new insirty. ualty Commission >if (resting Jape- dead and a leftist barked Interna­ bruises. Thera are few signs uf any deep tie.* virtims like "guinea pigs" In tional "peace conference." The seated haired or hostility toward fmred examinations. city Is not endoraing tha peaco con­ Mice ara kept aa pet# ia many Americans. The ABCC frequently la rosuid ference. parta of tha world. WRONG TIME FOR SUN STROKE DETROIT, JH — Charier Gal. lagber, accused of ramming a parked ear July 0, explained that he bad luffcred a tun itroke. Traf­ fic Referee Andrew C. Wood teemed Inspire red — until the ar­ retin g officer tcjtified the acci­ dent happened at 13:25 a m. Galla (her t a i fined *25 for reckless d m in*. AUGUST CLEARANCE RALE OF SNOWBALLS HELD KALAMAZOO, Mich.. tf -T h e sign on tha front lawn read "August Clearance of January Stock." Eight-year-old M i c h a e l Lo*eland had dug into hit mothers freexcr and found the rarhe of snowballs he made last winter. At * penny apiece they were a nailing sell-out. NO SNAKE SERVICE* BLOUKTSTOWN up — TheroU be no more make hhandllng re. Iiiiw 'i xervlcex In thhU rural North Florid* county, ollicult »*y. Sheriff G. C. Guilford nerved nolle; yeiirrdiy Ui»t •dyor# in* volved in such *cllvltie» will be atr-ird. The Rev. George W, llcnxlcy of Albany, G*.. died 1**t week after refusing medical treatmen1. He had been conducting acrvlcea at nrarbbp AUba. HEKbHULT IS PK H B P r* T HOLLYWOOD, UP - A” . . .1 llcrabolt « n elected president of the Motion Picture Relief Fund last night for tha llth consecutive year. JERRV'R BROTHER JAILED LOS ANGELES. - Ends Colonn*. S3, brother of comedian Jerry Colonna. has been sentenced In aix months in Jail for possession of marijuana. The coml denied Colonna'i request for probation. FISHERMEN DON’T STOP CINCINNATI UN— A pilot crashlanded Hi* aircraft on a BELA LUGOSI BETTER NORWALK. Calif. vF-Doetorx tay Beta Lugosi h at improved "remarkable" under I-#»!—»-' f— a drug addiction and will Jeav* Metropolitan Slate Hospital Fn day. The <7-year-old actor, noted for his rvenaelng film rnles. ad­ mitted himself for treatment three month* ago. •mall' private lake yesterday northeast of Cincinnati- What u n tied him mo*t, said uninjured Carl Mimon. SO. was th* way fish­ ermen on the lake short kept tight oo ratline and reeling a* If »’r* pLnea plummeted lute Gt* lake every hour. FLA. GA. GRADE A D&D FRYERS TRU-FLAVOR WITH 17.50 OR MORB FOOD ORDER C LU B OR SIRLO IN M JB LEAN. BONELESS ALL MEAT Ml Japanese neighborhood of tiny home* and shops trow dad inlo nar­ row winding lanes. Ten year* ago STEW TART-RITE BEEP II wai t holocaust of flam* and Math. Now it s being alowly trans­ formed from a desert of stunted boot and muddy or dusty ground l i a landscaped park. Threo of tho flva Mg factories lb , 9‘ | 4 FRESH GROUND HAMBURGER 3 ! 79‘ l s SNOW KIST 69c EXTRA MEATY FLO UR NECK 1 BONES v. 1 7 ‘ ARMIX 3 # Shortng’ O H A S H * 19c LYKE8 j r*AKIC SHACK J VIENNA 4 SAUSAGE 2 9 < Green Beans 13c PAPER 35c " s E 9* PI.ORIDA KTYI.B MORRELL 11 0 7 . CAN | 7‘ BLOATS CUT DIAMOND WAX T ,"5-s .l4, Banc Kong. They wer* member* of the n desrn near tha and of th* Korean war. Th treat them aa rwutlne war oritaaera and war* tha name* officially reteaaad whew Airman t ’C M s W. Thaiwaaaa, Orange, China#* Rada. *""!*• ®*"ks. Ala.i Cot Join E SO FT. ■ • i t tha beginning d a uw phae# la Chin*** Communist colatiana wUh th* roat of th* world." Dull** Nuplad thli hopoful aatlmaU with i oaotiaa "ta*t es* wadew data aat mako a aura, mar.” No said h* doei not know nhothor a naw pbaaa Ig anantng M h a b a m doubt that T i t i Bo Wanda u mako tho moat of It Ko Wd Ua m w tm b tw to Uw M at 1mpacta*t thing m w lo for Uw Cblooat Rod* w discard pormiaowlly lbMr ftm I" bid parti*- “ 2 ™ L 3* • ) PILLSBURY ASSORTED <W1I— Hehard 0. Fatteta. I.yna, VuiAw*U*w3» rutter k e r n e l n a m s CIUEAM STYLE CORN 2 « * 2 9 c Mb Yaatorday Sacrat ary *f auto Dulloa »«Jd inch ovooU ’'might 1 ™ a GERBER’S STRAINED JEtX E E—Xv APORATED M IL K 2 aa 125c rax, sin 2 9* . ToMltODSLB 1 5c & . 1 BLEACH 2 '9* I5 c �I^ «* f f i 9*5**' **C*<*' , V, Of M I f It's W orth Anythin* It's Worth AdTtrtioia* la CLASSIFIED ADS A OTTO FOB SALE - S Beamon Horn*. H Btoek from South SJdo school. CONCRETE Call 2341. Ready Mixed Concrete, Concrete Block. 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Gardner_____________ hardwood floors, kitchen equip­ ^FURNISHED HOME. Couple. 13M ped. ranee, dishwasher, floor furnace. Terms available. 2104 Elliott__________________ _ _ Avenue, J. C. Higgins, Uii room*. nram>. am.*m*wu< Oak CLEANj^gulet Owner. . — ----- aa, 401 Magnolia Awe. FIRST finer furnished Apart* meat litr e nice. Alio Furnished Carafe Apt UW Magoom Ave. IEVERAL Cotta sea. Nicely fursthahed, by month. Free alectrie and water. Caa see Sunday, i Monday. Tuesday or aay evenr lag Six mi’ta south on 1743. Five Points Motel. R. J. CarreU. Nicely furnished g a m e apt. Couple only. Phone too 1912 Renierd Avenue __________ jn n nicely fund Porch, earporte and la n e iwn. Lnngwood. J . R. Grant, 3*3292. Call MU& _____________ Modern Efficiency apt. Suitable far baebelar or couple, prtvate I bath asd shower. uuiwas ineluded in mat. Conveniently lecitad scrota me street from the pmt Office. Inquire Manuel Jaeotoon Dept. Store. ____ _ Atlantic B a r ■each. FUjCaU Mr*. HutPhone 2J74-W. —Taundrv'and rirv cleaning Kitabllahed R o u t e . truck furniiheri Santord Clean­ ers. Weil 13th St Lut'n native Peer* 31 Li*» 1 1 y ’ 9 * £ T ” H % '* iGr * 2* Unit of % !1 % w erk % % % i4 •7 2‘ A-tcriiW ro k ri.( p» nut 32 Cheat cor-fvial. 70 21 % ;1 Lens *4 Cr- cf fum T O O K O F F E r A R L Y - T O D A Y ---- tr n IM w»o n-.n-Li n - t i o t l l«. .Mill iv«n I Cleaning, w aung. bcrvmg Semi Dole County unco 1323. U. it p r o g r a m s , etc. I’rngressne I’rintif.? Co., rbone <isd — 4u3 West Uih SL RANDALL .ELECTRIC CO. ■v—k l u t k k -a i . waavirae—a r UK.IIMIHf. apwUanree,, sales and service. G. II. High. Fta. 1'bo.i 4151 iftU W aftee 9 p m St t i 2i - omrsc w m r m w t —a HAYNEh 'Hice Macaioe Ce.. Typcwntrn, adding macMoea, S*Ics-Hcit*a, 314 Ml f i l l . FV M __ l »•- ■ | — a — es - I - Hi AtTTY PABIA5R6 —24 llJM .M ER SPE C IA L S cn permanent Wave* Shaping U S’'Un; Our Specialty. Sanford t Molt Modern Beauty Sal a. .Air conditioned. Soft wa­ ter, ano penguin Dryers. IIA IIIllE T T S REALTY NOOK in'* So, Oak Ave. Phone 971 T # Thai Colfnl Lnnfc. Have your hn- at*led h cut Collec tor-S ale-m in Electrical Ccntractinc and lieratra Have opening for colVetrr on esTV S E R V IC E CEN TER tablianed route, transportation Denriix and Crosley ArPliancet EVA-HKS? BEAUTY* SHOP furnished, good pontton See Air Conditioned 112 Magnolia Are. I'h. 11.1 Mr. Anderson, Mather of SanPhono 3R3 ford. riambin-. I n n t nraltae l U M in v m :r v v k k - a M. G. HODGES WAITRESS. M a r k e t Terminal Doe aour • Brass ano Damp Restaurant Phone 2.W7 Server on All Water Pumps— Dry Well* Drilled — Pomps STOCKMAN Wanted - Experien­ on** hour H • Hash tod Dry Paola Road Pfanne 7N ced preferred Contact Mr. Tra­ Fold ms. FOODMART. Paik Ave. at INSTALLATION of Linoleum. Car­ Fmivhed Laundry _ W t ^ t __ __________________ pet!. Tllei Sanituno Pry Cleaning Sou i kid do ‘ IIA EELF WANTED (Female) itA S anford Linoleum & Tile Co. 127 W. lit St Pbone 1817 booth titdo F a sta a rt 199 Kiel a m 64. WANTED: EXPERT S E N I O R It*a So Kiuy BEAUTY OPERATOR. APPLY nPlum ) KKKVTCX -21 To Place A W ant Ad IN PERSON. EVA-BESS BEAUTV SHOP. 1 M E 2nd M. Juat Call 1321 anil nnk for IT L TH)‘^7tkco*“ TecTmieian Phone 1164. Route L Sanford tlia W ant Ad d ep artm en t PUBLIC RELATIONS WORK 1 Ladv for Sanford arts. 1 Lady S anfo rd H erald Iiur, Sell, llent, Hue with want for DeLand area Agei 23 43. ads, Ute busiest talesmaa in INSURANCE —14 0 Must have * car. able to type, 14 tnwn. Put one u> work for you Phone M2L Wo will bo glad to pleasing personality. CALL OR­ LANDO. 260*0 charge i t _ Rates to Pnbcybolden MAID — Apply in perum. Gener­ SPECIAL REASON al housework, must have hsalth ST. 1QNACE. Mich. i A'h-P ercicard. Must have white uniforms. Atlaatie va! (Whitey) Adami. atcaw boaa Ttmt I —3 l»U Mlgnnln Ave. of crews weaving steel into a 100 50th Anniversary 10E- SALESMEN W.VNTED -10B million dollar bridge acros* the Straits of 3Itrk!n.ic. haa r. tpenal B Iu ra e ^ B 1 !!!n " ia n /o n ! henSPECIALS reaion for hoping hi* record of dents, men age 24-44, High School Graduates with n r . 363. Reg. 13 93 19x34 er 19x34 v C * o ' * C h ifJjyFA NGE "never having lost x mir.” holds week plus eommitsion tn itxrt. or this Job. Bevel Plate GUaa „ . F ^ Q n E 8H Mirrors ..................... 10JO| inoe M em If Building. Orlando On# of W hltey'a crrw r-»n is his Reg. 199$ Double Door ATLANTIC Ba n k Bl D1 19-year-ald eon, an engineering I I WORK~WA.VTE P Z p Metal utility Cubinet 1230 BnrmcjrsnTrTbY with pn»rr i t - AUTQiiomn.F* - I I M /M it lent on vacation from college. Rag. 24.93 94*’ Metal Mover want* mowing. Thona Wal* Cabinet . . . . . . . . 14J0 Reg. 29 IS Platform Rockers 1930 719-M-4. F o T S a T — 1350 plymouLl Bur iiurReg. 49.50 Barkline "BlUat” ban. Station Wagon. Radn A Iwtvtl ChalXI ......... 3930 Baby Sitting after 4:30. Call Heater $3M. Can be Mwq a* H IM . la g , 99 30 Contour Chain Palmetto Grocery, 113 Palmetto with Nylon Cover and Avenue. ________ DAYWORK — 41T East 3rd Foam Latax Filling . 99 30 Phone 1140J. FOR SALE — Nice dean Mer­ Sanford cury, in gcod condition, white E. lat SL Fhaaa W airie-wali tires, overdrive, will ■ell cheap Can be icca at 3200 You’ll b« amazed at hnw West noth Street. RED-I-M1X CONKRETE nnnj' practical ideoa you CARD lUracie CUoueteI CO. Co. ray sf 1491 can addlo your homn with Pbone 13331 BOUGHT SOLD TRADED 309 Dm Ave. USED PLUMBING FIXTURES ■ey Heel'* Used Cars uat two tool$—a hammar BOOKCASE BED. Double DreeSanford Ave. A 11th SL ar.d a aaw. Stop by or r. Larie Mirror. Mattress. It wlS pa YOU te eeo US before 9199, 3 Left. phono "83'' for fre« foldboy. Open Evenings and X and 3 Piece See£ days. t ri. And remember — no Tr after Ralaa, matter how imal! j'our Paltlha. lha. Fla. ODD OdEfTS of Drawers. Reand typing. Frank lumber order may be, fast Pennsylvania BARGAIN! 36 FL Trader. 2 bed­ rooms. cabins, daily, fenced. we'll givs you our prompt Dsys, ciU 1920 ext. 250, a»k inr ( W. M. Foster. Evening* call 2103 attention. for information. Easy terms. MODEL "A" FORD. 4-Door Se­ HILL LUMBER dan, Needs some work First | Lvo 00 in cash takes it. Sanford Ga* Company any. 210 East 1st St. SUPPLY YARD 0 -3 Pakistan Has Cut Value Of Currency KARACHI. Pakntsn. P -P sk i»tin hat cut the value of its currenrv, the ripee, alm<nt i (hud Formerly valued at 30 US centi, tt was marked down Sunday to 21 cents The change br.ngi the rupee do*«n to p ir with rurreoei*! of most of (he nther iterhns h'oe countries When Britiin devslu^d the pound U September 1919, Pikistan's exporti to the dollar area were booming and th* Karachi government did not gu along ■*ith othrr Commonuralth mem­ bers. Cr 11— EOATft - II OTHER —H Haw will you ewaeT Raw will «ea Tram? Year eld Meter lor a Britov grata - EVISBL’DC! ROBSON Eportltc 213 W. 3rd 8L Ph. 83 994 E. lat 9L m 14 FL plywood runabout boat, wua with caster Rack iatmrtag w h j wheel ~ Johnicn vy duty trailer. Call 1749-M after aft 5:30 ________________ & JSBCSSSJ^!1 l Berry'* at 901 w. adv. fur- A V % ii % i* ' % IT JB 4 »7 % % 4 1 fi t t -4 0 f/< i 12 Plural of penny i Bn*-) 41 Art ni l 4 -1 I 4*» iV % % stand 200 TO 100 M tUS N*»H 16 OfOMru 1«IS 3t< Andi 772*S 1936 1932 lfJ! A, Piccard A Piccard 31.458 It. >1,00 ii. J. Piccard 37,379 fl. 1 5 33,133 tl. f f YANKTON. S P 'A - The visit ing Soviet farm delegate* *et o«it from here early Dm morning on a four-day tour of South DaVola farms and aisocialrd instilutions Their tourney through Smith Dsket* tikes them today from Yank­ ton to Mitchell, from thtw to Huron or Rerifield. then to a series of several firms presently jrV dulol as lenitive itops Tonight thrv ire* scheduled to arrive in Aberdeen. The Russisns will spend ten dsys to and about Aberdeen and then go on to Atmnesota Friday. Sffotmphvre Begins, 37000 V. ’ 4 FISHING SHIPS SINK TOKYO (Ah -■ T«-o Japanete fishing ahipa sank today to Aleu­ tian waters and the 12-man crew of one was believed drown'd. Japan’s coast guard reported. The 13 crewmen of th* second ahlp wero reported reicued THIS CHART shews how the earth-satellite te be built by the United State* and launched by mid-1937 will out-dlatanc. all prevtout U* rent* by man. The small ‘'moon'* will be built at a cost of about tI0.h00.0b0 end will be approximately the size of a basketball. It will circle the earth every 90 minutes st an sliitude of between 200 and 300 miles at a speed of 1x.OOO miles in hour. (Central Preu) -------------------------------------- *----------------------------------------«— Television w nnn r n i v s i s I'N U vm i n n iv u n it • '•i Site ■M • IV • !l rm I *4 I tt « I! in m 1< IV n n u iv li.i* S '» 14.1* IV tv (! \ • * cJAMU cnci. SI. of CUfton. NJ , aald by police to have been a cloee associate of the late mob* star WUlte Morettl. is ahown att» cr ha was picked up by authorl* ties. C m * was sought after hia wife, Roberta, was found ihot to death to the backyard of their home. (faiernaliosalj l» I! tl II II 14 ii.is l|,rV4 till14 17 II } VA I 14 1 II I *4 til S IV • »4 • II 4 IS 1 -v M i r n n r f » n w S nA M -p «/i Quid4 • * t*V ,Vl» S Arth ur O e l f r . * l« M Arth ur O o d ' - • * |A IV MttWi It Alt* !l nv villas* t i e r Hi,4 L e n a f L lfi M ltrn f-- T l* CiutdlPS L : f h t K lU liiv S h ew »• M tv W i l f . 1 »*ri. SutiVirun . » « r.vivr, • , >' ki p ; r . f u J .tl* D*ly b v n t Arv f n t i Tr.» ) -in k le Lain* Bhnw P 1V1-, lire H is a i i- i ir M fh i rie h ta film f i n T r i M lllnnilr* I , l On* * V im IpoMt-VV i i l t u n-lrl'IM TDh I i i ataiH iu T u rw e n sT I II •ie»-vv I it t «* t ea Mvrvtnr Shew APTI^IhllOH Ait«*V'ur« Wltft C stle S i l l t w h ir r n i s v n , j* rn (n k v iL L E w co k bso st m tu io i Oarry Kwri Wild f>U Hr e Q«v a aw n 6 ate*) H our u r Lnrn*>iree tity r*e* If 1 IV J 44 M u le •wi s waetti* at* anew see A « i s 0(1 9 a m ix s 4 R frtlif { O LeWI* rlta ff : m i* S 44 nsy 1 I* >««« ItAflE I 14 T«'Jf iM B Q ll I .44 OftP Mp -i i * Radio Monrvino r r ri- im tU iu e l 1 m Mnrnme thaw T in 1 'iitirn aien-en bres tm R liuei* 4 * ih .r AUreir* Main* Le - 1 Or Lit* is r th t*n TvmareeW is a ifi r u m ir r m n a s Jsck P ie r L*n4 Or Ours Vlnvu U in n .e I I I flM tt gnh Crn t tr Skew V i» » rt D if ii l irts h trr D ty ILetw St arm On T«-*r A renent S f n t i 'r i Ar*ue4 •Mr a M r iCarieon O im lts l Goods alee A Amice 14 32 ST African ict.ih n-srA xtuaieai ir.jtrum ent <• Slop over Soviet Farm Group In South Dakota TWO TOOL 5 AND V0U Mather of 26 god,urn um 1 f : !w> % % 16 J7 23 G-M i Her I THtF'*OOME n O X " A T B t - O P P 'S S a--- r - - - with !ae T " 23 Goddess ef ria»-n 111 Gleason. Lake Mary. our Westinghoaie Dealer'* "Your i For better trallar living see Maytag Washers . Saalaado Trailer Park. 4 Star.. Prone 1737 FLOOR SANDWn B Flnlihlng, 113 Miftinlfa A Oak Qoort tumlshrd, laid B fnt All modarn. 9 mL south on 17-91 tshe.l. In business since 19M. Hjfhway at Standard Station. COMPLETE Furnishings for 2 K F. Stevens: Route 2, Dux 22J: NIC# shady ir a u y lota, cement Bedroom Home. 1906 SummerCali 7i« R-t before J a. m. or patina. Fla# ahuffleboardi. Re- RAYMOND M. BALL. RROI lin_Av# after 6 p. m. tation mom. Immiculatn tiled S. D. Hlfhleymaa, Associate i B B f l ■IWTM) oeara. "Realty clsaa for O M. Harmon. Associate ki who eara.". Adulla. M4 Souto Park Ave. Phase 991 Highest CAS7T. TRADE-IN prteei QLAi*,,rk'. ,B l’LLDOZrK w o r k and land r'cati- r J v Carpet)paid tor uaed turmturo CaU 9is. NICE Bedroom. Private entrance i f i ,*:x,.r ii0x Sanford, l'Ju. Wilson-M aier Furnltura Co. 311 rids. I'hona 2244 X-W. C A. WHfDDON, SR. and bath. Fhona joiJ-W. E la* St. ENVELOPES, letterheads, state­ UEAN fonuahad Apt. One, Two 119 B^farV*1 **** " p h ^ O B it K I T WANTED -14 ments invoices, band bills, and people. <33 00. t i l Park Ave. •TEN Aerea of Farm land for rent ou Celery Ave. Phone 1144._______________________ NEWLY Furnished 1 - Bedroom Hpme. Large acreen porth. Shady l a wn . Good fishing. Phone 146-J. FURNISHED lit and 2nd f W apta. Oiteen Apts. Call US7-J-1 be/are 4.00. After 1:00 Call 1323. I Room furnished Apartment. j COO Mellomille._____________ I Room furnished apt. Garace 145. mo. u a Park. Fa 1351-B-, HOTEL for colored poopi*• ** Cowred. I <ro:*) TH IS W EEK S SPECIALS* BARGAIN TABLE - Dnteos of hems — Sc 10c. ind 2V TH E CURIOSITY SH O P u — a n c n a i . m nt Next lo Pennett'v Court FI (Kill sending and finishing 17 92 South Bagger 1> Appliance C en ter Ladleiika 2 ( Showily imitative of art 3T French • r.vee 29 Afnca* •nta>pw 4h One. »po» 4 card 41. Ocean I 42 AnimsTt fort vesael 11. Prepared 13 Land, near ute* the ica (3 t)ih ) South. Phone : d : k “ E/ffiSWS temp- 4 " h e lisa and ihape of • hock 9 Btemirb mtiden c>f ea Tn u H u '* 4 u « ie/ 22. Girl * name V ipo*s » tibia 26 Guido’s hifheat pole *i!»nr* A beautiful U L 'titi L-mui: torn iLati.nl Con. T Sijbaide disgruntlt!»d pcrion Florida SUU Bank Building 1391 Sanford Ave. Pbone SWJ. Phone 1739 Avalon Apia. Efficiency. t h a n "CaU Hall” QUICK CASH for furniture, boats, AM motors Buy one piece or com­ _ r^ ‘ R W P fi plete borne. Thcuvsnda of arti­ cles tor sale at the U 2 V Park Ave. Si^cr Trading trading Tost Post ea __ 17-M ___ One Bedroom house with city water and sewerage 13.000 with terms. 3 Bedroom house, fireplace with hesterlator. Large well land scaped yard 111.000. 4 Bedroom house with appxoii mataly 2 acres. U4.ooo. ■064 L. PAYTON (Rey. Beal Estate Broker) Aenabelle Henderson. Associate New Location — Highway 11-92 at Hiawatha. Phone 29T1. 21 There- 4. Ertgl.ib cathedral eitv 3 Shut 6 Escape pronoun n A NIX BEDDING MFC. CO- *ge» 2 lnrur* 3 Ancient lft .Matunum UXTO.I IT Neuter R E D -I-M K CONKTvETE Miracle Concrete Co. , Phone 1313 Four bedroom home, 14 bathi. 309 Elm Avo. Full dining room. Glaued to *PPfiances. rools. poich 24 acres of cleared land with fruit tree', shade trees I t iced only 111,000. Terms can be arranged. F!T FOR A QUEEN. Robert A. Wtlllsmn, Realtor Foam Rubber Mattreuea. InnerRaymond E. La*.fquUI. Asaeclate S p r i n g Uattreiics. Couches. Phone 1473 Atlantic Bank Bldg Baby Beds, Renovating. Unholsterinr and Slip Cover work, J. W. HALL., REALTOR wonder DOWN ! Xteiger 12 Lite 13 A g ime at hard* It Insect 1M N. Park Are. Phene Z3U. P«r*«ft 19 Exclamaliena 20 Dim. »c!imn 9 Rs-e front ite m of Cullen and Hotkey, Realtors man. like a Club 46 F.!’» * ith t.v Like Venetian Blinda General Contracting non Mellonvilla Ate. Phone 1M1 Enclosed bead. Sag-prod bottom rail with ptacUc ends. Plastic or rayon tepee- Cotton or njluo 3 Lott in Mayfair Eattern frontare, lovely treet, 13.000. with cents. SenWarik GIo m and Taint Co. $500 down F»r tour Real Ealaia areai: 112-111 West 2nd St Phone 3» 19 Sport*. *5 Obligations, as at 1 C.tcr Pas* I f CKCSitA 21LI*ii D23191-1 dtWDL U37(414 LMlWfl'ICi a?2i ., n tld [4Mlin:'N3(4L. (1UUU24I l C1JI-.I < d.Tl» u id d n .(a s n iv k ’ Li4t-:ri.dM(-:2a n u (4U K lia tl ulliW R u b a a n te>mc< b(V231 U.AIiau DA I L Y C R O S S W O R D s boat JO Work K Oiler • Weller Romes, lac. , tdan tv iL o r tc L a a v c n v a s n iT sm u o aa ! 22 * «6A»'h"’ h **» l.a s S w7sn *1 i t *11 • i4 • tl t a* T t* 4 I' t ; 14 tv J l t v is n e Twtl’ekt Seva* S M r f l »»o k M u r t l fern. Drift is# On A n * u k i l n Tee A L e if e a st-rd CaM'nal* At Horn* w u a U ssle k iw i tl *’ Lirmsn'i c*U Te F r i r t f ll.M I t tia « Off T w re sn a r a e a iu e a itv On term** • rail Te Otefea E m liu liri Niwi W . #M m ,e r e J im h e e e s Ktw* *«»•■ (fsleeh Club Kiwi iN its i t 1 a Urea �•- deep, lo tm iEonoNs on OCEAN CREST FANCE | § | Grapefruit' CHASE & SANBORN West Peak Purple PLUMS Hanover Tiny Gr. Lima IEARS Armour Corned Beef HASH •** Orange Pekoe ASTOR TEA »Sweet Treat Crashed P’APPLE Stokely Pineapple JUICE 2 * + Stokely Tiny Party P E A S . Stokely Unsw. Orange JU K E ¥ • ASTOR IRSTART COFFEE > MORTOR CHICKEN POT PIE S Dixie Darling MAYORRAISI . Deep Soatk Strawberry Preserves.. I i .1 ■--------- ---- — CHUCK R O AST SHOULDER ROAST SIRLOIN ROUND -U T -M T T BOUND BOMB •• O Q I c sues? ' . BEEF LIVER l it h e n x m m u ru • TAT-Hmr TINDER •TAT-WTE" SKMJBS ta sty MISS WISCONSIN u m , AGED SNOWBALU BEWPORTS striped m allow s u i T lirm nSee* lnus �rM» ■ • r ^ Q Ln e ta t . b a l _______ • i ta ?op«tatl(M» SS% A P«i 4 jm n . ■ -C ra Z m . a a . a a ^ " 9 3 tttO tu AM rVDEPENDFTNT D AILY N EW SPA PER 11 ■-" ■ SA N FO RD . F l.O K ID A . T H I ' I t s n V Y . A U G U ST 4. I9S5 IM S ▼ Ol.UM B X L T I ' Weather ^ Tartlr cloudy to occasionally cloudt ibrousb Fridav with scat. Ict'd allctnoon ibiimt»r«hn«art. • A w w riil«< Prams U j w l W ir* No. 217 .It Z X Z To Exchange County School Budget Blueprints1 Of $1,724,121 Adopted MOSCOW 0T>— Premier Bui- Airmen Jubilantly Cross Over Border To Freedom Today HONG KONG Oft - Eleven US. airmen happily ero»«ed the Ilona Kong border to freedom today in food phyiical shape and mrntal spirit after 2't years captivity In Communist China. Five and a half hours after their release, the 11 left tn two plush Air Force transports for Manila. From there they will he flown to Tokyo and the L’ S. West Coast for reunion with their families. Col. John Knos Arnold Jr., 41, Silver Spring, Md., their leader, bitterly told a press conference, 0 "Peiping Is not entitled to a x x a i x i thing" In nuw releasing the I t £29 crew members. Commu­ nist China coovlctsri them as spies last November. They had been held since their plane was shot down Jan. II, IM3, In the Korean War. Arnold declared his B29 was shot down 33 to 40 miles aouth of the Yalu River China border whila on a leaflet dropping mission over North Korea. • Recording Charges Gets New Schedule Posted By Herndon Kanin today turned down as "un­ realistic" President Ei-cnhower'a plan for a swap ot military blurprinta and mutual air inspection of each other's territories. Deputies tc the Suprema Soviet Parliament assembled In the Great Kremlin hall burst Into laughter when Bulgarin said the real effect rf the President's proposal would not he considerable because "both countries havo limitless territor­ ies on which one could hide any­ thing." The President offered at the Geneva summit conference on July 21 tn pinpoint American military •stahlishmenta and 1't them turns under the eye* of Russian aerial inspection ti.ims In return for reriproeal action by the Russians. The President said he made the proposal to cominca everyone of “th» great sincerity of the United Statce In approarUng this problem of disarmament." The Soviet premier's rejection of the Kiscnhoner plan came near the en I of h<s PS-minute report to the Soviet people on the Geneva conference. He spoke lo a special session of 1,800 deputies to the Supreme Soviet. County Veterans Needing Help May Consult Deen Veterans or their dependent* assutar.r* In obtaining benefits provided by law may receive guidance from Tom B. Been, As­ sistant titate Service Officer. Veteam* or their dependent* may consult Dsen white nc Is in this arc* and may receive assis­ tance in filing application* for hospitalisation, c o m p e n s a tio n , p en a l o n e , insurance problems, loan benefits, educational tr.ilninr. hu: tel benefits and m enhus etbjecu,vwbtra tltlement Is Involved. IHcn haa been Invited So this area as a vpevial consultant by Karlyle llouaholder, County tiervica Officer, Brimtey. Fuleaio* Building, and may l>* contacted aa follow*: Aug. !1, 8:30 am., Sanford, a t tha County Service Office. A new eehrd'ile of charge* for recording by photographic process has been posted la the Office of ISe Clark *1 Conn at U>a geminate County Court House. The rhargea art being made to aomply with new statute* adopted at the 1088 legislature. O. P. llemdon, Clerk of the Circuit Court, said that the new charges became effective Ant- 8. Herndon eaid that the charges are based am each necessary eitura net mare than 8 Vi Inches 14 Inehea. For deeds, conveyance*, agree­ Gasoline Dealers ment* for deed and other aimilar roeonl* covering real estate, the Pay Over $18,800 complete instrument en one elde of the page with spare for State In County Taxes Ray E. Green, Stale Comptrol­ and Federal Stamps, the filing record and other neeeesarv data, ler, report* that gasoline dealer* 81.78, Turn pages cost $2. llemdon paid 180,1.86.43 to hit office in aald that a charge of 75c will be July for th* erven cent* per gal­ mad* for each additional page. lon tag on their June ealra of gaeThese costs, ha said. Included 28e otln* In Seminole County, which for reporting to the Tas Asset tor. , totalled 814,896 gallons. If* dis­ For mortgagee, satisfaction*, as­ tributed 818,606.96 of this Us for signment*. Judgementi, and all read bond* or road building purother miscellaneous Instruments, mm In this county. Salsa r f gasoline In th* entire tha charges will be, said the Clerk eta to totalled 98.1.16,917 gallons of Court, 81.80 for the complete Instrument on one side of the page hi June, and the tax rollerted wa* with space for file record and 86.869,884.18. This is approxiroother data. Charges for two page* asm# month last year, and per[.reroute an Inereao# of II 8t 78, and for each additional page tha mately |808,000 more 78c. cent. A charge of ?8e will be made, asld O. P. Herndon, for making * vtogrephle copies not over 8 4 Drivers Licenses he* by 14 inch**, and a charge of BAc is made far certifying. Fees Upped 25c "This fa not a profit making Driven Ucenees are now $125, part of tho county'* work," aald the Clerk rf Circuit Court, "but according to th* office rf the tiethe email additional chargee will mlnole County Judge. Tha new ■How the gminty to nuke this Im­ fee went lata effect no Aug. 1 portant duty of tha county gov­ aald Mr*. Lathe Fowler, Chief Clerk In Use Judge's office. ernment pay for Itaaf." Chauffeurs license* have Increased to 82-25, Mr*. Fowler reposted. Tha purpoa* ef th# *dFolk County Foces ditioctal 28* added to each Hcenae la to conduct, throughout tha Showdown Battle atav a Driver Education Pro­ BARTOW l* —International Min­ gram. Such a program, according to erals and Chemical Co., the giant te the Polk Cossnty phosphate Aald. advenes material from the pro­ facet a showdown fight with itrih- posed educational effort, would reduce accident* and death rates taf union workers Monday. Tmo C has anaoanecd t i l l l N - kg a great percentage. apaa Ha plant* aad mine*. 04fleiala rf tha International Che k al Wortttra Ualaa (AFL» ml. Sarah Ann. Cowan tha attorn was a "itrikobwaktog" ■ova. They added tboy war* *d- Homt Is Destroyed visteg their aaioa membara wot an Th# | m h r__________ f Mrs. Sarah A Aar la heed tha hack-to-work *a!is. Some 1,000 win bars a n amptoyas ------- ------completely destroyed hy fit* raoratly when fir* truck* by race. . Other activities developed gulch, arrived toe Late to put out tha hr altar Urn IMOC aimouncamewt blaaa it*Mad by Urn sxploaion of C C ■ b u l l e t in TALLAHAMBB UV) — Tha ,- ! ■ * » - < * - 1 1 tha 9 m m * tm 4i— . y -- - * No Change Special Hours Set For Navy Traffic Thru' North Gate IS M a d e Plan Money Available To Clear Debts The north gate to Mellonville Are. of the tianford Naval Auxili­ ary Air Station has been opened tn traffic for 30 minutes in Urn morning and 30 minutvs in the af­ ternoon. Captain Robert IV. JackM>n, Commanding officer ef the Navy !>••« -aid yesterday. Captain Jarksen said that the fata wa* fir-t opened about ten day* ago on a trial Iasi* from A la 6:30 a m. and from 3 ta 3:30 p.m. to alleviate a traffic confet­ ti on the mam sate during tha morning and afternoon hour. The Commanding Officer r f tha local ba-» pointed out that he plan* tn keep th* gal* opened at theta hours, which takes a large percentage of traffic front Panfmd Av*. at a critical time, until the Onora Road la paved la Highway 17-92. "I hope that w#*r# not bother­ ing th* resident* on Mellonville Av*. In opening the worth gate at three brief hours," Captain Jackeon aald. Army’s Security Program Blasted By Party Chief WASHINGTON J» - N o r m a ■ Thomas rhsrgaH today that tha wrongr,..,/ , JS^nW bcls on m iry young men and made it Impossible for them lo get Jobs after being dlvchsrged. The Sociallvt party rhlcf, often a presidential randidstc, Joined in accusing the Army of "assuming tha tola rf censor over all Ih* nation's young men from approx­ imately tha age rf IS lo 30 . . ." Ha said a report on mors than ino cases affected by tha security program would he handed tn Asst. Army Secretary Hugh 11. Milton II late this morning. Tha report was prepared by Rowland Walts, Baltimore and New York attorney and nalbmal secretary rf tha Worker* Helena# League. Thomai Is a director rf Oharle* Dunn, a format Ion ty the league, which describes Itself Commissioner In SeminoliOojn as an anti-Communist organisation Interested In tha defense of civil ty, was ■ visitor this m<>Mig at th* Churl House, trnessinjkl ac liberties. quamtancea and maki:| new Ex-CommissioniJ’ Visits In Sanfora Seeing Old Frijids | ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Ex-UofF Prof A. J. Bracken Jr. Named SHS Assistant Principal a g M i c At g a // stadium Awaited By Fans More than I t thousand tick#t* to the giganite Meichant'v Night eelahratinn at th# Sanford M»m ona Ita.elall St» t m lonighi has# he« „ pa.«e.l out to eustom- At * special m eting rf the 5cm Inolf t'ounljr School Board, held er» and citlienv throughout this this morning in the office of thi are*. Foitv-flv# Sanford merchant# SupCnnlrndcnl of Public Indtur ___ ... tmn. at the Court llou»c. the budget participating in in #v»nt for the 1988 84 trhnol jears wat wimh promise* l„ h# one of tins highlights of the Sanford h a n b a ll approved. Th# budget nf SI 771 l?I wav .ea-mi. Tl-e statute at# reported adopted, ivilhoul change ji the to h . p*. Led th i, n r n l t i g wise* meeting railed for a public hear­ the first hall is pitched at 7 :34. i L<va. fans ami b*>«ball ening. thusiavs* will sr# the tianford B T V|i|»re, Superintendent of Cardinals and tha Daytona Beach ruhllr Instruction, told Ihr hoard I-landers together on the stadium memlwrt that Ih# great#.t in diamond for the last lime this rrr*«# in th# budget wav made nc- ____n K <and ........... Msnfrrtli is .e.t erwary brrautc rf testhrr pay.perird lo pitch for th# Cardinals, raises of »7dd per instructional unit Merchants participating in toMilssc# also said that the mo rhil- nlght’a ha .-ball #srnt are Angel'* dren a )car Increase In school at Berry s Waiehuot* tendance demands a larger and Furniture Co. T. V Brown, Hr. latger budget each year. It. |„ it,,,. nVM, C. D. Brown, Commenting on Ih# excellent Maty Alrvand-c, Cowan'*, C. R. financial condition of the school I I’aw v«n. I*ew prop Inn, The Furvsstem in Seminole Counts, Mil- nitiirw (Tenter, Food mart, Florid* ise#, told the board that In Jslly, ] tital# , Bank. Fitealona Store, 1184 "we will base paid up all ol Gene'* Tetaeo Service Slatlon, th# old bonded Indebtedness " "Wc Goemble't S»rsie# ft I s l in n , hsv# ihr niimey to dear the*# debit Hairy's l.lquor Store, J. I.. ItoH, by, Jacobson's, Jon# s Grocery now," he said. In other business taken rare n( Store. lobby Ness# Stand, MoReynat tmlav's meeting was Ihr ap(x>intmrnt nf Miss Maty Lens G irrn as nld's Drug Slor#. Nkholson Itiilrlg English instructor si Seminole High Company, Neht Bottling Compauy. Oarer Kannrr, Perkin'* Srhnsil f«r the rnmtng year. Preliminary plant for nine *■!■ Men's htor#, Robb’s Horn# Bakery# dlllnnal cl*>tronmt at Ihr Golds­ Smokehouse, Saminol* C o u n t y boro School wrr# *Do approved IjvunJry. John Senkartk, tianfet-1 Th# approved ikclrhcs *r* nt a Futallure Company, Jim Spcnsh*«, Ssniinol* |l i >vr 'nn. Rut-rtk nnc-atorv mi»|cnv (trurtm e with «Strtekfand, AaafidJ Atlanta nis,«r«rrif want ippiulrfirS The Superintendent rf Public Invlruc- tionat |l«nk, Sun-htu# 8t*-k*l Sanford Herti«n tnld the board members thal, “ ’Ihrrt will he a beautiful srhaol aid, Bill Spin)'# Gulf Slation, plant mil Ihrre." "T3'H addition." Shell t iltlog Statn n, DeBarr, he said, “ wilt make a total nf ?) .s mlttv’s Snappin' Turtle, Stine rooms, a rafrlnrium, and *dm m- Marhiii* snd Supply Company, . vtiatmn suit#, in t rurnplrte plant tianford Auto Parts, Thrift Oil Company. Tmuhton Dn.g Com­ I for Goldsboro School," pany, Tn<Hy'# Reetaurant, Wilson* Milwr# also t»!<i th# board thal Mair# I’urnitut# Comnany Vow, work is underway to make a park­ •It's and Clay William* Billiard ing M al Neminot# High School a 1’atW. modern one with light*, two driveways from French Avenue end chain frm-c lo eonla area "We are in tha Ih# process prove of beau’ifying our vrhool grnum) . h# told Ur N*aid. Before adJ-njrtiing th# me#' ng today, th# school hoard and the Superintendent rf Public Initniclion, loured the schools with runvtructu.n underway in onler to he brought ap tn date with th* pro­ gress being nude this summer. Schools included in th* tour w«re IAri night Orange City, Dtlond, Goldsboro, Crooms Academy, Se­ minole High School, and tha new New lmyrn* and Itenforsl playeil Ptnecrest School. ------ 1 fiT s S iil Father, Son Leave DeLand To Attend Mother's Funeral The appoln'mrnt of And>»sv J ’ Bracken Jr., as assistant pnnripsl rf K#mlnnl# High Srh'-rf was approvssl this morning by th* ti#mnolo County Board rf Education it a i|><rial meeting held isi tha •ffico of the Superintendent of Instruction tn the County Court DELANO 'Jv-Meriwreher timifll Uiois#. and hi* arm Srniuel. I*, who told Aluminum Leader Bracken, far th* peri sis roars, a coroner's )ur> ha belicvad hts The former sosnmiaaiod said, baa txwn an AsaUunt Frufeasor father killed hi« mother, left D#« ' Hr Leaves Big Estate “I sea lota of chang#* )J. that >f Education at th# University of Ijnd together yesterday to attend recalted aom* of tha *■>[ Floriite. Tha 34-y#ar-old wlucator her funeral. To Widowed Wife were prosiominant, in h* ■mtyof was th# captain of th# 1911 foot- ehufflettoard at tha lor*I court* Tha bisly rf f.ma timtth, B , t>a!l tram at the L'nivaruty of RICHMOND, Va. LW-Rlcbird S. serving on th* Board was sent lo Alrsandris. Va . hy FbuLla. II# rcceiral his Masters with prits* going to the follow­ Reynolds Sr., aluminam magnate Commlaainnris. tram. Futhcr and s..n had reser­ I them Deg rrss In Education from N'tw Now living near ing: first, Mr. Weber (Sanford) Nellie Vaughan, who died last week, left an estate vations to stt aids hy ssde aa Iha of tll.780.000 with his widow tha rin#«, N. C., h# reemi some York Univsrsity. ism# train. and Mr. Phtnegar ||>#laini|). Con­ of hia experience* priJto m, Thn new assistant princl|*al for sole benrflcisry. .Smith, VI, a hun iitirr operator solation, Mr. Diet* (tianford) and Dies This Morning Tha probata of tha will her# yes­ coming to Sanford and ft lra\ i-minola High School is a mem­ Mrs. N#th# Vaughan, a Sanford and partlmie prcarlter, Is charged Mr. Angl* (DeLand). ‘ go. tng her* about II )ts ber of Ih* I’resbybnan Church terday disclosed that Mrs. Julia with first dr»re* murder rf hia "The publi* la cordially invited ' resident fur 61 years, died at ’I IS wife and is free on tl.w t bond. Parham Reynold* win rccciv* a " - in aayt he wa* bn Scot- and b-s three children. a m Indsy after a short illness si to Join this club for th* recrea­ her home, 615 t. Park Av*. life trust eonsisting rf rash, stocks ’and where he learned Ira |e Ilia woman was strangled Thurs­ and perronal effect*. and set .'•d his apprenl lip as tion H affords ■« a health b#neday night. Smith told the coroner's A member of Ih* First Method it builder. Upon her death, the state will a cabinet maker an factev. Khufflrbnaid ha* gained Church, she i* th* widow rf the Jury ha fought with two Intruders, Divers Exploring ha divided equally among the From Scotland, ha tali 'I went than found hi* m'a dead, no also fesor natlon*lly |p Imp* and Reynolds' four sons. Reynolds, 73. to U nion for * /ear a half, In DeLeon Springs bounds espscialty in resort cen­ 1st* John Vaughan. said he grappled with his son be­ thrsr Mrs. Vaughan's survivors Include was chairman rf th* board rf and than to Africa the boy “threatened to kill DELEON SPRINGS IH - Twelve ters, * so*rd ship# sad ta Florid* two daughters, Mrs. Alice Conjle- cause Reynold* Metals Co. Richard S. year*, and again back me three times in tha last fit* some hivs a court In their swn Daytona Beach skin divers explor­ ton, Mrs. Grrlrude McDonald, years." Reynolds Jr. la president of the "It waa quiet then, I ed the depths rf Toner De Leon t>sck yaid. In tit. Petarsburg af­ Buskin: two grandsons, ('apt. Wal­ Samuel said he hr m l a com­ firm aad tha other sons, Louis. following the Boar W ter this# rallies you must give ter J Ward, L' S. Army at Co­ Springs todsy. They’ll remove de­ W. G. and David P. Reynolds, hold "and 1 pitched a m motion in his parenlv' room, thal bris that hi* blocked the entrance up tha rourt. lumbia, S C.j Phsrmsrist's Mate his father cam# into has roong mine whether 1 wm vie* praahlenries. “In tianford w* hav* as good to the lower cavern for a rentury I c Edwarl C. Mulligan. L'. S America or go to A and what they may find la any- playing rourt* as Uiay hav# any­ Navy at Washington, fl. G.; tn r and altarkcd him hut he escaped. "I earn* to Wlnni Police Arrest Mon first," where. Th# due* *r« low, to that great grandchildren; and two lis­ body'* guess. h# aald, "but Last weak four of Ihr group, all may join and tnjoy them­ ten. living in England. One Prisoner Shot my wife’s health Sought In Killing headed by John Bird, chairman selves. Won't you join us and Mrs. Vaughan was horn July II, Chicago, III., where KDWARDSVTLLE. IH. 'Jt-Pafie* rf the Sea Cbmbers Club, brought help entertain visitors, many of 1*7.8. tn Midford. Sutton In Aahficid, By Ten Officers up a pier# rf an Indian dugoul whom sr# prosportiv# residents," F.ngland. Funeral ervtcai will be last night arrested ana of two man tha cold thcr* waa ten**." “It was than ght for tha car-trunk killing rf ranoe, soma Indian pottery and it waa brought out by a member announced later. In Texas Jail Riot Florida." rf th* club. petrified bona*. •t-Louia text drtvar. BAN ANTONIO, Tax. W) -• Dunn aays that ha Georg* 'Stormy) Marvin was Bird aald they may nee email T#n officer* abot on# prisoner to I o'j 8f pollca is front rf kla ford about 1918. “ charges of dynamite today to loos­ death amt Injured four oibers Tues­ Registration Books day Bast 6k.Louis home aad brought Sanford to attend en toga and bouldars. 3rd Tropical Storm night in quelling a 86 man Jail hit granddaughter, to Ih* Madison Comity Jail bar*. riot. Open On Tuesdays Still Bought Is Louis D. Shoulders. “They sure grow Seen In Atlantic Th# bloody outbreak waa th* Murder warrants for their arrrat they," he reentni ta compliance with th# new British Freighter MIAMI. Fla. IF—Tropical storm Beiar Countv'* Jail's arcond abor­ were issued yesterday. Shoulder* Connie, third rf th* year, whirled hill, Mr*. Camilla Bnace, super­ tive riot la a week. The first, o* If toe sou r f Louis Shoulders, for­ visor of registration for SeminReports Bombing its winds nvar open Atlantic waters mer fit Louis policeman now serv­ T ax Collecj ot# County, said that Ih* registra­ July 24, lout thre# hour* to break HONG KONG tfr—The I ritish today 2.*» mile* southeast rf the tion hooka would h# op#n every up Last night's wat slopped i* ing a federal prison sentence for 30 minute*. freighter Inchwclla reported today mainland. perjury ta connection with tha 1881 H it Over Tuesday from 9 a aa. to 1 p.m. she was bombed aad machine- Tha Weather Bureau a< Miami and from I to I p.m, at the ofA teas* trailer pear tha tfroe- Grwakaa* kidnaping case. Sheriff Owen Kitday, ■ brother Aerardiog to gunned at tha entrance lo Foochow said Iht storm may already have fire r f tit* supervisor In the of R#p. Paul Kilday, (D>T#x)# hsrev evroad by her daughter, Ml** Folic* said Use younger feoul*laa destroy- ders was a hartaudar employed at leased hy Bay harbor eat too Rad China coast readied hurricane fore* and steam Chamber r f Cewimerc* Building. wwpt aa k# told of firing the fatal bullet Into Rudolf* P.arohedo, 87* Th# ahlp'i owners, Williams#* ships were warned out rf Ha path. • t a r n Bear Falrmroat Park Camptraflar, Mrs. Bruce pointed out that the a* th# riot flared to * #lk*t*g Collections and Co., rf Hong Kong, laid Iha An Air Fore* hurricane huatar kf during the radioed report dU set specify tha plan* wai lo wing toward M from supervisor rf registration ho* no steal • p.m. IIJSMM-B "I saw him fall." Kilday sohbsd. identity rf III* attackers but pre­ Bermuda during tha day to gatotr authority now to carry the hooka Into th* various dlitriet* r f th* Ha said He fired I* self-defenxau I houadrod sumably they ware Chinese Na­ additional information. county. According to th* new re­ Esribedo, k# said, was brandish­ I than was tionalists. Cecil Gentry, meteorologist I* | mouth r f On* crewman was Injured ser­ the storm warning service, aald gulation*, rllisena moat appear hi ing n large tray and refused to pul ate ro- iously and another was hurt alight- two steamships gave report* yea- porwnn, nt th# afflre rf Ih* super- It down aa the sheriff ordered. Sates an riser rf registration, with re- Kilday aald wk»a Escobedo start­ l j ta th* attack yastarda/ aftarwhich Indicated * ed to threw tha tony *8 him. "I W A Tourist Club Holds Infer-Cify Tourney In Shuffleboard S 'L S 1 ’ V UV •23-.i1.- f, A♦. ' *V* ■U— 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. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 03, 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/3791e827696b11c91c9d04dd83929fae.pdf 9a764d3d2bb97f0e3145e060eb0aa53a PDF Text Text 4 Summer Hookworm Time In Florida £COww ®C2*1 ■ w a n S0B \VUACT 1 MfAMT " -THAT "TA^A l. C * 'T T r» 'B V**“ dOSNX SrtT3i.-rXJN WiRSSLW TO DfiATvl o n e OP TJFSB QkVfil ri cAMTf the m u n i wto n o to w v a m a eou r to m to c f F r n o A / t&cco fob. stAmmdf 'r a t i p a u ~ HAMfiew y p a a * - e r n e s itd9K9 no , m -mg air.' r ^ f vp cm oora»_ f*o awvrry v t TO H n j a e a u - w v f 6QT . J A C K S O N V I L L E OP) — Summer la bookworm time to Flor­ ida. And the biretoot boy to most susceptible. But the State Board of Health aaya anyone can (et the disease at any time—and it can be serious. Northwest Florida has the worst infests lion, and the biggest prob­ lem m control 11 the dansu of re-infaction. The answer U better personal hj jiena and imitation: and wearins shoea to avoid pick)ns up any worm from infected {round Treatment ia by use of druis which may be prescribed by a doctor or the county health depart­ ment. The board recommends after treatment that the patient eat plen­ ty of blood buildtnf foods such as well cooked liver and lean meats, e c u and milk, citrus and leafy (reen vefetablaa. A reason for this la that hook­ worm ran cause anemia. Tbe board says to in tha body can remove as much aa a pint of blood in a month. A person with op In to worms ti lifhtly Infected; the blood la replaced normally and there are no symptoms but resistance to other diseases is lowered. A moderate infestation (a from to to 1M; the blood la not com­ pletely replaced; there la a lack of physical and mental energy, undernourishment and anemia. Heavy Infestation ta over 1M and with (his cornea physical ex­ haustion, swelling, shortness of breath, abdominal salat heart trouble. There apparently la much less hookworm la Florida now than In ItoT-to. A survey la those years showed U par cent of >,0M white persons had hookworm; a per eaal ef 2.121 negroes. Last year, f a j t o toerfmeei were submitted to the board and regional labs for examination and of these 16.437 had positive find­ ings . There were also 6961 positive Ladings for accarti, another stom­ ach worm. Ascana and bookworm are the two went stomach worms in Florida Ascana contracted orally by dirty hands or tn food or water. Good sanitat on, as for hookworm, it the answer hart, also. Dr. L. L. Parks, director ef the board’s Bureau of Preventable Sam, Poor Parrot Getting Attention From Veterinarians MOBILE. Ala, lA-Sam the wounded parrot la jetting devoted attention from three veterinarians who hope to return him alive and wall to his unhappy P-ytar-old mistress. The vets say that he has a Wio chance to recover from gunshot wounds suffered when he played hookey while Patricia Doyla wai in a hospital. The parrot wai mis­ taken for a chicken hawk. Patricia knows Sam escaped but not that be hat been wounded. She Is being shleliad from the news while recovering from an opera­ tion tor a chronic leg condition. Her mother Mra, Julian Doyla said: "It hurt her so much when he left that we don't want to build her up and then — well, have some­ thing also happen." Bam flew away while Pat's father was giving him his dally Diseases, says "Infeettag from bookworm can be a contributory cause of death because of anemia but such casaa rarely happen m Florida." Tbe board operates a control prof rim but cu a finding activities tenerally are earned on by county health departmcnti. The hookworm, which grows to half an trtrh bmp. goes into the body through tha foot. It sucka blood from tha InUitinaw. Tha frmala leys about 10,000 aggs a day. Theta pasa out of tha body end hatch into small larvae which can live In the toil for 2 or I month* but in i or S daya can penatrato tha akin ef the foot They may N spread over a large LAS CRUCES, N. W. to-Thtp Juit esn't find a grouchy jw>*. Thal'i Hollywood'• problem Director William Wyler in Heli^ wood bai advertised all ever tit country and contacted count:,M coot for an ID-tempered tow , t.-jt ii photogenic. He wanted the h*j for a movie starring Gary Coopm When be couldn't find one to Q tbe specifications, be turned to ♦it Stabmaan Farms near here. 9* there » ain't a mad bird in ii* IK 000 there. Fasqusl Eyberabtdc. aiili'irt superintendent of the hu(e ; * faro, lays tbe only time the jcm* a n lraielbla la when they ire breedini or hitching eggs. Th!| happens only in (he spring. And ihe movie la scheduled fl start shooting Aug li. POLICE. COMMIES CLASH IN CITY BUENOS AIRES, Argentina —Police and Communists c!a*i-j last night in Ron no, ArgcaLr.s'i aecood largest city. Authorities n ld tha Beds * rra writing alogus on walls and s’tempting to organigp a demom £ lion. Soma arrejfg were m ite. Rosario ii about UP miles north, west of Buenoi A im . Authority there admitted yesterday that i Communist leader they had s-. rested after Ihe June 16 m - i! had died «f a heart attack "du - 1 questioning w which violent* was used." Morn than 42 million cane cl shaving lather w n packed In c s f under pressure to be sprayed out lait year in the United Staten. AT FT AGAIN BT.LOU1S to-T he last Mnrnl raid on a still In h t Louis was in 1MT and Bayfield MoCaed, aa* U , nerved two years hi pstona tor operating ft. Federal agnnto made a n i l yenItrday la midtown' St.Louls and whom did they arrest? Xayfiald Holland. Ha » a t eh tried with epentlag and potieuing an unlicensed ntilL siring last week. A hop shot him, discovered his mistake and began treating toe parrot's H 0 MI wtog and injiued chest The youngster wept when he raid ^ s c v i y i t o ^ atory^abeot .WILL YOU BE OUR GUEST? We have tanned to alr-aandltinned n a a n to the Mir>Leu Mat a t ( Ahailutaly FBEN to nil Be* an ItsLa a t eur Marti Air toaUaa. Pick i t y w W s n • * atfkn ad Odkam ft Tudor, I im . I've m eK ? A ix w m i twd; Ever O ffered If Selling New Cars e O f Our Fantastic Florida Fishing M ay Get Better G AI N E B V I L L I , t o - Flo* Ida sports fishermen nay find the fishing better to their five rile lake or river In the future is • m u ll cl’ a research project now underwsy at the Univettiiy of Florida. Belts lists et the Eagtoeertog and Industrial ■apartment Button, working oodsr S 'grant hr the Florida Game and r m h Water Ptih Commission, era devising mesne of ridding Florida watere to being electrocuted In the ether. The hah are killed by screen electrodes which are placed la the lasting aide. One 2-foot gar fish wai hit so hard by a Jon ef electricity his neck was broken. Two gars, a bo to Urn same experiment, died later. Research personnel believe that •be principle can be applied to removing suck flak from Florida's lakes and etreanu. ft ta knnwn that certain type* to fish can be drawi to ■ point by trailing two In Service EG LIN AFB, Among <bi US 'eat Point cadets »*'*ndiig toe electrodes and the’ degree of alee-1 Air Indoctrination Course July IS tricity, because the rough fish feed >through July SO et the Air on the bottom more often than P r ^ n g Ground Command. Igtto Ash. Air Forte Base, and Maxwell Air Dr. James B. Lackey, prefect Fore# Bate. Alabama. Is Cadet leader, say* It may prove best to Robert E- Beckwith eg la s te d . J g " l w a y flih—tachidlng i f * tha pmgame Bih-4haa put aeeep up the apertlv. Air Faroe s a t Army rough ooea tor destroying, leaving olfkere feme tha MlHtary Acnde* * **■» *Uh to recover. my u designed to m w tod etiN III, fighter-bomber, air dafan tectkel reeonnalaaeace aperatf«g0e experience ae e craw mmitor to a tong ru g a flight epeanti function* to the Afr Para Ctodat Beckwith la the aan to Mr. end Mrs. A. H. Bedrollih, U17 Megwelto Avw, B a te d . Many cheeriest W h iterto e - V 1 euly ta toe eohd term, dial tag at eoon at they matt. 1 �! f • i bi PofokUoa Bmdtttb i&tmtix hi part ( O r e • . v o i.u in i m AN D A ILY N E W S P A P E R SANPORD. FLORIDA. TUESDAY, AUGUST 2. 195S E s ta b lis h e d 190® i IN D E P E N D E N T Collection Of Taxes Showing Increase, f Galloway Reports la hi* annual report to the Board of County Conuniitlonora, John I- Galloway, Sosnlnto# A u n ty Tax Co!I*ctor. ■how* collartiona for Iho poor . 1954 of tttlA O S K . wrhkh U. Galloway Mid, approximately W por coat. Thi» i* quite a* incroaoo. the Tax Collector Mid, over the yoai of 1*52 when eollaetion* amounted On M t:^S7.J2 on a Tax Boll of |$53.155.62. Galloway italod that a groat majority of tha tax payora of ■ominalo County paid tholr taxM ■ : t November taking advantage • f tha four per cent discount al­ lowed. Coll action* laat November ■JMUta*d»ta IK M 1 0 4 I which it approximately tww third* of tha an tiro Tax Roll. Th* tax payora, Galloway said, paved a total of $27,717.17 ta dlaeounla allowed during November, December, January and February. Galloway aald, "thl* la a fine demawetration on the part af proK rty owner* of Seminole County h • Mowing their wrillingneea and •Mllty ta pay their taxee when due." County Officials Adopt Resolution tonceming 17-92 TH# Board a d ____ ■emitole Couaty took forward atop this morning a t ita regular bl-mostthly meeting to­ ward tha widening and four-lanh g ed Highway 17-92. HOllV ANM ITAStV. eigbl-month-oW Antgbler of Rev. imi Mr* Carl W. ttaeer. <V Kcw H tw i. r It shown asltvp in Ihe Senate check room while her parent* ipend an hour tat the rillrry tittrnwc to th# Senate in eertion. She wa* checked like any ether article—wnth lag tied to her duper. Mwicmarimul) Break-In Reported At Fruit Warehouse Shoes Arc Left At Scene Of Crime; Three Held On Burglary Charges Talbott Quits Post To Save Capitol From Predicament • WASHINGTON Jt - Hamid E. Talbott will »trp cut at icerrlary of the Air Foret a week from Saturday lc»t bu profile from an outiide bujinri' intcreet *>mbarrase” U><s Eltcnhower adrai&ieUilion. Prreldcnl Eiirnhowrr, promptly accepting Tglbott’i rengnation late yettcrJay. told Talbott. “ Your doeinon wai th# right on*.’* There wai widespread agreement. Some taiJ Talbott had done a good >ob a i lecretary. Even one Democrat laid thal. But no one in Washington <aid publicly that Tal­ bott ihouldn’t have quit. Etatobower, in an exchange o( letter* made public by th* White Hons*, prais'd Talbott'a official y m ic e i ** ''effectively and loy­ ally performed.” Talbott, a ST-year-old Ohioan, had come under critical icroliny by the Senate Investigation* mbrommillte berause of an nuliidr buiineat conneclinn which returned him S1 J J 0J2 is hia 2'x year* a* aocrctary. Tha feUowtag raaotuUea, flrat tmting ragulatioa ta ha dopted hr ®ta county, wma op- Girl Dies In Crash O f Cousin, Father ZOMKW EMULATION MX 1 -T hat affective thia tod day of August, A. D. I***, * ahell he unlawful tor any ttrurturw or building to bo pieced, erected or eonatructed, repaired, except for nominal aad neceaeary repair*, ■trueturally altered or Improved, *~t-**eg any atrue tu re or buildtog apoa which MEMPHIS, NeK, <-T> — Kittle Johnson. 19, of UempUi. died In th* crash of a car driven by her father, Grover, 46. end • trw k driven by a cousin, Marlin John•on, 20, at a county road InUssecWASHINGTON .P-Srn George tlan near Aehland. Neb., jester- (D-0%) haa told friend* he la not Interested in any State Department Kittle waa thrown from the tar. po»t and haa indicated he will run Her father wa* critically h u rt for tha Senate again next year. Martin waa thoaisd for shock. George, TT-year-old chairman of Deputy Sheriff 0- A. Bobbin* t*!4 the Intersection h*» a -blind the Senate Foreign Btlaiiom Com­ mittee, headt homo today for a relied Mebraik*'* vacation and an aiteaament of a IMS truffle toll to LSI* compered Georgia political ntuation to which ha may ba challenged for rrnomwtih i w Aug, r m * . to at ion. hy former Gov. Herman Talmadg*. George haa been u the DUAL DEATH DANVILLE, V* (Ah—Th# oor- Senate line* Nov, t , m i , longer •mer'a report **td only that Mr. than any other pr«Mnt member. and Mr*. Eugena W. Score* died Aikrd if he Intend* to announce •sroute to a hospital after an formally for re-election, he told automobile accident. reporter* "I expect IU he running Which died first hevame an Im­ again, but I haven’t made any portant queiUon. They left no final decision ” Earlier, to an emo­ children. The estate would gn tn tional farewell to hia roUeaguei, th* nearest relative* af the laat George laid, ”1 hope I lhail come to die hack.” ;£ . right-ed-way a iia rtiag to ' right-«d-way of tha Jtopartmaat of F loy t S ’& S U STAR attnatod hi R Id Mid State Bead with m o c k tvanua fat Sanford, Seminole Couaty, F l a r l d a , aautharly to B e a t I n e l a Couaty-Orange ty boundary Una; and that regulation ahull bo effective t o * tha data ahown hereinabove tad bo to full tolUO and effect for t'fu ll period od a ll (0) montha (mm paid data; aad that, the a m M M hereinbafera Mali ba □town an ( « t DtotHct No. X, iamTnela Couaty, Florida. ^-Thie angulation wna unoaioataly adopted by tha Board ad ~— »y Cammleaieaora of Semla- r S g n t f g s au «Sm , a . p Clear to portly rtassdr through Wed­ nesday with wtrtMv scattered ly afteewiww thundershower*. ^ AnwocUted Prim Ia n s e d W ire Nn. SIS. Housholder's Pleas Ignored By County About $25,000 Will Be Spent On Schools Here Approximately $25,COO will be ■pent thia lummor in grnrrol repeira and maintenance ta Semtnols County Schools, R. T. Mil-' ce. Superlnlendrnt af Tubtlc 1: ■■ruction, laid yesterday a* he surveyed th# rummcr'i activities prior to school opening thiw fall. Molt of the work if a' rady un­ derway, Mi! acc said. with paint­ ing of various classroom and outlid* woodwork in *11 of eh# achooli. In eddition to tio paint­ ing end gcreral repairs. it la expected, thr School Surerinttndent pointed out, that r- v light* in both th* W rit Sui* School and th* Lake Mary School. Mtlwe* Mid yeairrday that t»n roomi at the new I'inecrest School will be availah!* for the beginning of the 1355-M athoo! year with the entire plant turned over t" the irhool system by Januarv 1, 1355. Th* P in ecm t School, el the be­ ginning of the year, will houte grade* 1 through 8. while the completed irhool expected to bo In uee by the firtl of the year will Include grade* 1 through 8. In addition to the Pinecrest School, Mil wee Mid that four new room* will be reedy at Lyman School hy September 1. Another new addition will be uady by September 1 when ten eleeeroomt end a eafetorium at th* Goldsboro tehool will he put Into ut*. With the completion of on* alaairoom, t»o science room* and a eafetorium at (.'room's Academy, thia achool will become e teeendary echool with grade* j through 12. Goldiboro School will abeorb all of Iho elementary achool pupilt enigned to Crooin* Aredemy. Hopper Academy, -aid Mr. Mil*to, will continue to ehtorb all of the roluted children from Georgetown. A three elataroom addition at tha Oviedo v*b>lo elementary achool U eapeeU i-to be roodyfor us* by October L Teacher* will report for work on Aug. U , MUw*« »»*<*. when a three-week pre-tehool worka.top ^ i|| b# corductfd prio* ln tehool opa&ftftff on^Stplunbar **. Weather George Tells Group 'Not Interested' The American Fruit Growrer* warehoii-# on Bi-ardaH Ave. wa* broken into Sunday night, accord­ ing to a report thia morning by Constable J. Q. “Slim” Galloway. Galloway raid t h a l three Negro** have been taken Into cus­ tody aiui charged with the bur­ glary. However, lb* Constable said, that in lh« act of takinc gasoline from the warehouse, ebout five gallon* nf Us* flammable liquid wa* tpillnl end Icnlled. One of the colored men involved tn the breaking «nd entering, literally waa ao hot ha left hia ahoet at tha ecenr. Willie Smith, 40-year-eld Ca­ naan Negro, when the fire got ao hot In hi* shoes, soaked with gasoline, had to come out of them. He also left hia rap there, Galloway said. Also involved in the warehouse breaking ami entesrog were: (lobby Johnson, IS and Jamca Green, 23. both of Canaan City. Constable Galloway said ho found Willie fim.th at the lo.-al hospital su fferrg with "burned fe e t”. Smith and J-hn»on are charged with “breaking aad eptcrlng" ac­ cording tts Galloway, whila Green has been eharged with “being an accessory". Smith ia atilt confined to the local hoapiloL tiroen end Johnson at* lodged In the fteminole County jail. Dope-Crazed Man Starts 1-Man War Stabbing 4 Persons TANGIER. (Ah—A dope^raied Moroccan launched a one-man holy wav on foreigner* and Jew* in Tangier’s tortuous alley* today, atabbmg to death four persm *, including a tourist from New Jsrsey. Five other persona war* wounded. The victim from America wae identified as James M. Batting, a British subject living in Tee neck, N. J. He end his wife had arrived in thia international son* of North Africa only three day* eg* Mr». Batting wa* with her boahand whan h« w** etabbed toit was not harmed. Polio* captured th# Moroccan after seewndmg him slightly. They said he had b*en smoking "Xif,” a local form of marijuana, ard wanted to launch a jihad — the Moslem holy war — against forrigntr* and Jew*. Tear Gas Is Use To Disperse CroWd BUENOS AIBES -P - Poll Eva Peron uiM l**r gas last to disperse demonstrating bora of ArgrnUna’t oppoal leal party. Onr group of Badieals Jlster congregated al a »trr*l ro n to and began shouting slogan*. Folic# hauled them la pm en Th* disturbance* street meeting at which declared there can be "n* jpscification unless Ihe governmnt re­ stores the climate of angle lib •rty in ihe nation Pieaident Juan Peru* rated for pacification following thejunsuc eeasful rebellion Juna If - It wae algnad h y John W. “ ‘ , chairman, Board of minima Rfporti op In Contracts ISHINGTON. IB - A toflito alttaa report* p dre» to to!taa and aayt that " j « W I. dUDrtont pro to r o n wM W id to clooo Ibttf daara" ualam trend to reverend, p Senate SmaU Boatoru Cooto to Mid $ u a d o y o i* t that Mm i rppniead i f h m II f ir m waited M J per Cent of the tn Iho 12 montha ended Juaa Ihto earn pared r t t U N a wwbr eaitoar. „ . -- i • i Planes Take Ditre To Avoid Collision MIAMI UP-A pas dived J.JW feet and Irfgktl_______________ Br^ nrviideet a f the Women’* Auxiliary Mem at tol HotriUL are wearing tha new uniform* t o n w l n of Uw rro je . They a n coral oirk Other afftcere of tha auxiltorv Include Mr*. B. F. Mann, vice nrogtoot. and Mr*. plane military to avoid Jeti took "era Jv* a possible coUisioo yesterday. Th# military pi* am into pet identified. The an Eastern Airlines with U aboard, r «n Iti scheduled flight to V ert with ■topi a t Tamp* aad Ito power, U n to T. Iter, to. waa banged against Ui[ catling •ad suffered head injui Ha waa taken off at Tam) flown back hare tor treat to the flirt Co-Workers Honor B. H. Williams Upon Retirement An blvurwne* representative who has seen Florida rnms and gn. retired rrccnt'y when he reached 8b and ia nm looking forward to a life of (entire. B. H Williams, after serving 25 year* with tha Gulf Life In­ surance Company, retired after being honored by bi* cn*wnrkrr» of thia district. H* Wa* Pre rented milh an ale*itic raror aftrr rereiving lb* praise* of E. I. Huff, nf Leesburg end H. L. 5p*«r* of Orlando. Williams said thal W veara of Hi* 25 years with Gulf Life were spent In Fanford. "I remember ihe street rar track* when I first rwme to Sanford," said William* a* he recalled some of hit early dava her* “ 1 wouldn’t change a ni'nuie of it," sa d th# retired insuranco man. And he added, “1 feet Ilk* a graduate who has etosed one phase of life so l stands on Ihe threshhold of a new fulur* Judge J. Leonardy Passes Heavy .Fines In Court Action Neatly ft JW1 (n fine* » u rot tectert >nl low mg Ssnford City fw rt yc-terdsy aftenv-mn when City Judge Leooirdy imposed heavy fines In both illegal whiskey *nd bold* esse*. Four esses to (H*g*l whukcy and four to po*s*snng *nd selling • ih*re m lottery rim e before the Judge for disposition. rolle# Chief Roy WlllUms said today that "it look* Ilk# * Inti* kiesl talent i« jetting mlvol up into the gsmbling operation* " ll< said, "Some *rc lndividu»li with only twn c ists attributed to out-oftown connections." Chief Williams pointed nut (hat the investigation into the illegal whiskey operations aa well as bu­ ilt a and gambling has been going on for ebout six weeks A special police officer has been assigned m this particular phase to our in­ vestigation*. he said. nirgil Whiskey eases involved Leslie- Mathews, O ita Mae Zygler, Charlie Brown, and Morris Carter. Celia Mae Zygter and Morris Car­ ter were fined tom while lines against Mathews and Brown were $15*. Charged with holil* operations, were Minnie Robinson, Hour ton West, l>eroy Howtrd, and Horace King. Each waa fined tong There were two eases against Horace King. Recreation Director Tells Of Big Plans The city-wide summer recrea­ tion program, rind*- the dtreeti.tn nf F \l l'hHrlrp*,n( vvtlt com* to »r. end Friday with a gigantic celebration. A picnic, at the Elk’s Play­ ground, it planned for Friday be­ ginning »' » am . and continuing until 2 p m. Chrtiiensen tv d that the entire day will be filled with artivltiea. Garnet will be played, swmimlng contest* and exhibitions, and then a huge picnic for evrryliody. A regular picnic lunrh will t* served, ■renidirg to iho recrea­ tion dirr. tor, fealuring hot dog*, rold drinks, and alt Ih* other pirnie foods. The food and drinks will L* furnished, ThMstenarn pointed mil. *od -e np, >, ftpeetfii In bring a thing. Ch'lvtee»en h*, evtendeO an '(1 vitation tn all psienis to bring their children a-d walih th# activltles. “IV. ar* r.pc.-iall) proud of lha nr > g • nr« Ih* children have learned lo play, the way they p ay aoftha and c*p<wia!ly th# f'l nr more rhildren that have JU»t learned to im m ,’1 he vaid. "Parents can "ateh Ih. children awiin, take part in games, play anftball, and even h»tp nut in i.etGng a gigaolie lunrh rea-ly for everybody,” ir-r m reation di­ rector said. • IV# ar# exper'ing a I 'he chil­ dren who hav, taken part in Ih# reireatlon program lint summer,” Chrislrnseo said, and a-lded. “everybo-iy from « In IH will li* there, slung with his pai'nts.” To bring the recrcalmn pro­ gram lo a complete clnee, a dam a w|l| be hrld Friday night front * to 12 for lb* ternagcis, Mr. rbrlsiensv-n said. Paul Kiaham's orchestra will furni»h thn music for lha dance which will ba held at th* Celeiy Untie. “Dancing wilt p* mipoitanl,” An all-Florida magatln* earn* Uhristetisrn said as he nrqiieeled to b'rmmole County for one of it* all hoy* and gills to "plra-e not coin* in shod* and l-shuts.” fratura stone* in lU August issue. Tropical Home* and Gar-lctis, published In Miami, and boasting nf ■ nation-wide circulation, fea­ ture* this month, e story written by Ruth btuart Allen eb-mt "Hidden la k e ”, tbs hnmr of Bart end Mary 1‘eurson of ftanlufd. The author tells her story in hoi h Wind* ami picture to give Ihe /»*.’l*r y. cmtipre^enti^r. I r t fulbniowit dcsrvipttnn ax wvlt narration, of "Hidden Laks" and DEI.AM1 (-Pi -A coroner'* Jury • II of its l-cantics. yes Irt day oidr-oq Mcnwelhrt 1. The Intriguing pirtunee, take bmith, 5t, held on a first degree the reader from th* gardenia murder rhittge a ttar the mart's bush's near th* lake, up lo the inn >si>l he bellevra his father lovely Home, and then a trip, pie* killed hia mother. loriallv, through it, bhowu with South, • bulldogs r operator who tha story ar* Granpa Bart, and once preached In a trnt, ituck to grand laughter Seliia swapping his story that be fought with two yarns almut the big fish caught Intruders in hix bom* Ihutsday in Hidden Ijike. along with * pic­ night and la'.>r found hi* wit# ture of Mrs Hart I'eteraon Sr. Zona 51, dead in th, same posi­ holding a wlldeAt killed In tha tion h* left one inin-irr. He said Vicinity nf Hidden l.ak». lie struggled with the other tn> This unusual atopy Is Juat on# truder In his snn’a tnnm. riam plt of tho fame that is bring Tha son baimtsl, to, said his brought to hanford and Seminole father altockeil him. County through the medium of II* K-tpimdlng to a qiestmn, beautiful hornet, auiroundtflg*. 5anm<l aald be wout-i riot be will­ and culture. ing to po*t b«>nd for hi* father. "I would want to b« held,in prolecltar euatody if ha were freed,” he deitaied. Seniority Dispute Bart Petersons Featured In Story In Tropical Homes Boy Thinks Father Killed His Mother; Seeks Protection Agreement Hit1 At Auto Factory Senate Accepts Conferees' Report (WITH BEND. IrvL up — An agreement has been rcscher! in WASHINGTON Th* mibIhe seniority d Isputa which led to Hr hnustng wrangto wrnl twrk to the closing of Ih* Sludehsker plant the Hoti>a bulay. here It of the past 11 wmk davs. Yesterday lha Eeruvla accept'd officials of Ihe CIO United Auto tha roofer***' report—45,000 pub­ Worker* said last night. lic housing unit* for no* y ar, an Stii.lcbakrr Packard C'nrp offi­ ad-idi'inal lOo.nOO unita tn the cials were available for comment, military housing program and a William Ogden, president of Ihe new 50O.millinn-dollar program of Siudfbaker local of Mi# UAW, and sliint el'-araiw*. Raymond If. Berndt, a regional What tha H -i*a s ill do with It director, aald worker# are to he was uncertain. Ilouaa liepuldlcona given "bumping’' right# on the nit th* totiferertew committee re­ basis nf seniority. fused to sign th# cnipromisea, "Bumping" privilege* assure a fa it Friday tho House voted a Attendant Admits worker with longer service lo the bill with no public housing A firm the right to rlaim a Job held Joint committee look this irro and Rifling Cash Boxes by a person with lest aenmnty In the 115,000 units a year fnr font COLUMBUS, Ohio. M l— Dou­ lha event of a layoff or job re y e a r s approved by Ihe Senate and arm ed al the rnmprnini-e glas K. Rushing, 25. was former­ shuffling. ly a eervlee attendant for soft drink machine*. And he had a key te "pan cash box**. Yesterday, police said, he ad­ mit led using those seme keys to rifle at leest 75 such machines between her# end Marion since ba LOS ANGELES W - F r i n k A. | from AlsHam* Only then his wif* quit th# job twn yeera ago. They said he got between |2 end |6& Beverley * nlghtmaro is over. If* learned of h*r husband's past. She no longer fear* a top on th* shoul­ had met him on a blind date and from etrh rash box. And. th*r added, he even *>|. der and someont with a hadge they wore w-d three month* later. mitted rifling the machine In po­ reminding him he really wasn’t She staunchly stood hv him, *ay. Frank A. Biverley at alt. lice headquarter*. I tag. “He's been a wonderful hus­ Ha had b«an, living tinder that band and father.” Tolie# charged him with enter­ earns sight year*—sine* th* day ing a aaf* depository. Beverley found ho nad ftlenda. in 1947 when h* walked away from aa Alabama Biota Ponltantiary Abe Splegelman. operator nf the restaurant ehain for which n»vergang. Pig N' Whistle Fire fa-m Ha wain’t Beverley then, lie ley worked a* a manager, dcdaied wa* Osear Fred Twtldah! and he'd "I trusted hum and I still trust Damage Is Slight served two yoart af • on* to five- him. Splsgelman proelded a ball b«nd Tho lanford Fir# Deportment year lenience on conviction of amand retained on attorney ta rep­ wma ratlod toll might wh*n gross# bo* sling I ICO. caught firm ta lha kitchen nf iho "I Had served two year* for a resent Beverley. And ho wrote lot­ Pfg *N Whlstlo, U th Si. and P art crime 1 didn't romrait,' ka sold. io n of rerommendollon ta Alaba­ Atm. When Twtldah] became Rover- ma authorities describing th* Ilf* A flash f i n bumod gromom Hut try ho hooded for Californio. If* Ih* 45-yoopotd man hod ltd oinoo had ■rruwulaUd ta tha voni over btcamo what klo neighbor* termed coining ta Cotlformto tho F ir *N Wklailo'a cooking a model rltiaen and ho prospered. Ytotardoy In tho court of Munirang#. Fir# Chief Mark Cleveland Ho married and th* Beverley* had clpol Judgo loula W. Kaufman waa a t tho aeon# who* tho alarm ■ son. mow I- They live io a 115,- • letter wae presented from iho waa omindod. 006 bom*. Alabama Department nf Correc­ U . G. M. Harriott, with Firomom Loot July I cos#* tho tog on tion*. I t told th a t Goo. Jem** Hmttoy. Bortwy, u 4 Holloway am- tho okoaldot. Bovmrloy woo or» Folio* hod deel dad * r lM> K k U y m rootod « too *0 togttom Frank Beverley No Longer Fears Tap On Shoulder By Policemen ( Money Request Denied TV Seminole Uminbr Jt»awq o? Commminncrs thn m n r n t n j, adopted * huctaet nf nearly nn# million dollar* for the fiscal year beginning Oct I. ignoring a plea bv Judge Ernevt llmtvholder for an appropriation nf U non for the office nf the Juvenile Judge llo'tvhnlder spoke In IV Board of i ommiisioners for more lhan an hour covering, he said, every phase of ihe wiirk done hv hl( office for tho Juveniles tn 5ami* note Count*. Tlie <ountv fudge p ’intad out to the rnmmtsvmners in his plea that "I have operated at far less than Ihe amount of money new*»ary, and at a hirtUhip,” And he added, "*t h»»* even uved apprnvimstely IITo of my own money in emerjen* Ctes." "I have not beard one obteelloq to Ih.* proposed budget for the Ju­ venile Court.” Ifouxhnlitor said. "1 have heard many, many prop!# approve It," he said. Outlining Ihe duties nf hi* offieo, lluushobler sa'd. "I have evelusiva jurisdlrtion over every person In Seminole County umler the aga of 17, and with the new laws ereale! bv the I9YS Lrgialatura, I now have aJdr-d to that group soma of the parents.’' "When I presented the proposed hudget " Jtidxv llivuteh'ililer s.v t, "I didn't do it Idly, but with mslure thought boriu<e I want'd in evety degree the siin-ut ot the County t'limmiivumrrr.” In mitlinmT hn duties ind tho •>j»‘ratiori* of hit office, th* County •Letre told the fommlsvloner* (hat m the pad II months be had eonsuited With 1.4,10 people 00 I non v mailers. ?ld conferences livie nrld with the Juventle officer, IM hear­ ing* w ee etmdueied eonrem m j |uvv*ni!''v, Hi <ut I proh’ems vsrrn handtrd conrcrning iuv*ntle Heprndenry. and 550 eall. st all hour! of the day were aecepted "At any lime that th# Seminot# Cniintv Otmmlstinre'rs deeid# that it vhotsbi have a separata Jijtenilo •"set. a p | leeis tt r*n he»r til# e^penv#," Judge Hoi'vhol.ler exelaimed, "I am willing to go along with you” *'| have hul snd am Kiting lo that nfftre If years e t. iwrirnre.” snd added, "I sm giv­ ing t; year* of public service and in dealing with people." The Judge etplatned, *1 feel that I underviand ihe people and bcllevs that I am beiinn ng to nv re thoroughly understand the problem* of tho Juvenile *' Turn mg to th* budget, ffmjt. holder said "as J stew tho budget it does not require v rat e In taxeg in granl my roquest." However, h# said, "only j intru of • mill would ra»*o ths entirs amniint and I don't, ihmk ymt'd f sd a allien In tho world oho r.v ld object. ' ’They are behind this jrogram," be ssid. Ilousholdor, ciming tn th# ellmay of hit appe.d to the Board of OnmmUsioortt svetaimed, "I am ivhamrd In gn into Ih# juvemto enuncila to this Stats snd tall them f get ths paltry sum to ltd M o month ss a Juvenile Judge,” And when quevtioned about Iho number to eases rummy befntw him. by t ommlwionrr It. (' f*odd, lodge Itausbnldrr said. **l havo M on probation nnv with seven aiming before m* Iasi Friday.” And then -Sid. "I have sbout t« or 15 a mnnlh added ” H* then Iurnoj to tho enmmitvtonert and "I do a* rmirh as any Cireuit Judge in Ihe State nf florid*," D P, Herndon, Clerk to Court, following the appeal made by Judge Hnttsholder, reqs-vled perm 'inn of th* hoard of commitdoner* to make an evplanation. Ita taid. “ I think (he air it fouled a little bit because to a slight mi*, understanding " Herndon look tho propowd budget of the Juventlo Court so l explained thal each Item, other than th* Judge's salary was included in the proposed IMS* Sd budget to be adopted. "Every, thing hat been taken care to,” Herndon said, "except the to 204 salary requested by Judgo llousholder.” Commissioner Odx Fourakre prt>* posed that the budget b* adopted an amended ( • p.Xs) itom added (or mreation). Tha mmtoo woo seconded and carried by tho iinan* Imoua approval to tbo Board of Uommlsatonor*. Jodgo HnushoLier, following th* adoption to Uio budget, requested that tho $2M appropriated for Us* Juvenile Judgo'a salary bo eontri* Ijuted tn charity or tn Use road and hndoo fund Ho aakL *'! want to lot tho people know that I aaa �A o g . 1 1955 T H E Page 2 SAW TOKP Former President Herbert Hoover Relates Mistake HERALD Some Red Satellites Arresting Those Favoring Cooperation President Ttlo of Yugoslavia with Yugoslavia, who express •ayi some satellite Communist* ihemsches freely, who approve are still arresting people who favor what Khrushchev and the other* Scvirt-Yugoilav cooperation. did." This esu mesn one of three Trio said such things ware going fhingll on "fipeeially m Hungary." But First. Ujst tho sstellita leiders in question are out of the control tha Sovist Union has bid enough power in Hungary recently In have of ifoirovr: the Premier of the country thrown S e c o n d , that tho satellite 1*»<L that W ~ n* 5 T m« « w fn u ^ i ^ © T u !t: ‘ > r o « m .c line. Surely it would not fan ? th S iV r * I * ? U r i« element ttderita defunc© from ^ tt.*'rVert apoloitei* Hungary's rulere. And If, is Tito VwVbya$» SKU“ to i f anJIpecch l ilt week Tito dedared b esttil has powerful enaxn.ee in the Eastern Communal bloc countries, and added: "But they dire to* speak loudly b«c*uit they learned fear long ago f/nm Stauia. Th*y must not ipeak loudly, but they are Intriguing under cover and refuse to admi. vast tha Sonet mas admit . . . . They are still arresting man who favor WeodsnlP and oooperstum Legal N otice " ifflB W S E T B T O s----CIS — - e i s a B U DR u uii U. . riv a l, nonern jraUrr It I t f l l T *»*•■ *»!» <»• «in«»rtl*»»a wltC * fiat l rtt irs. ar *•«** **< veuebtrs, u tsiflJlSl. *f *h» EgteSe.ef nt*t* •a*" at naft M< Jbe»*. wiaba **»tl«tl*r for » rr» l atti , W tn l« ir» li» n te r *n «r <1 tm U isis iss tsio ear -f Jelr. A. D> *^frf- c At .( rtarturtat- •*•«*!#» at ika *t*a«a Klaakau PjaCearag Bewftaa • tta itr a a i l i t e r . t r a t Law 1st E4»»M« fultdla* •a» l« r* . Flartaa _____________ knowledge of the Communal party leeders. These anemlee, laid Tito, "still ar» saying this (normalisation nf rel.t.uns) u only * maneuver. beciuM the Srtviot Union folio *i a wu* policy and knows how — how ihsl! I sir it — to daeatve sod so forth. . . W# m r n that this ts SO. hat I do oat believe (hot tier will ho sbio to do enough damage to pravrnt whit w« desire sad whit thi Soviet Issdori declared hiro snd whit they «ro also doing. That Is, I do not belle's thsy will ba abla to sow a qusrrel bat*ean «u aisin and to esuie ralstlons batwwan our countxtas to deteriorate agsln." Tito thu» ©partly gave expression to fairs tbit tha Soviet gestures might net hive bean genuine. U satellite Communists can hold to inch an opinion and continue Jail­ ing suspected Titoiits, daspita their obvious fidality to Mosenw In all ether things, then something surely must bo wrong. Tito, hr spanking so opanly about tha subject. may ba soaking trcm-elad assurances fromMoscow Uut tha rug will not bo pulled out (root under him. WASHINGTON UP- F o r m e r President Herbert Hoover lays that in trying to cut dowrn on th* amount of ha official handshaking H a l} , be took a step which turned out to be "wry foolish." He wai always of tha opinion that a president has too much handshaking to do. be laid in a copyrlghtad Interview with the magsane U.8. News and World Report. "I carried out hro revolutions in that d t r a c t i o n , " he said "Gaorga Washington estsbluhed tha unfortunits habit oI giving a New Year’s reception to the entire population. "He is said to have shaken hands with about UO people at his first reception I had ll.ono come to my first New Year's reception. ENJOYING THE BARBECUE DINNER Baturder nlaht In Ihie coneenlal arouo ate: Mrs. Robert E- ITherefore I decided that reception Karri and Mis. R J. Bauman in the fnreemund. Left to right arv; Robert E. Harm. Mrs. H. Llttla bad to be abolished and Lt Cdr, 11. Little. NAAS Admimslrntlva Off* «r, and K J. Bauman. (S u it Fhofo) "President Tbaodo:* Roosevelt bad established tha custom that at U o'clock each day he would shake hands with anybody wbo'd come. That only involved a few people at tha start, but it rote to 2.000 in my time. "That is quite a handshaking Job. and it was right la the middle of the work day. I took several Immediate steps. One of them was very fodub. "I ordered that tbase callers must have an Introduction from a congressman, a senator or soma responsible person. Immediately the congressmen and senators used it as an occasion to enter­ tain ibclr guest* from home, "So, I had to abolish that re­ ception. I do not believe presi­ dents have those two filed affair* any more " Theory Suggested In G irl's M urder LUT T V T FORGET HOPKINSVILLE. Ky., il» Mary Helen Jenkins received an .T jfrl* o r W o f l o * . W f S . unusual gift upon her graduation from Hopkinsville High ftchool. Her cousin. Mrs. Ernie Clover, aided by member* of her ehureb. mad* a quilt for Miss Jtakina * % M , WK0“ « “ * T and ambroldared upon It tha p ^ u o tio ^ a rtK a T O p J t5 m tuU ns mas of th* Tf members of her clan, along with alt of her in­ structors. Each name was in a OAKLAND, Calif. (J*-The theory that Stephanie Bryan's murder could have been an “intantinaal act to get rtd of rfe" has bean suggastod by Burton Abbott, If, year-old University of California student aeeused of tha stiU-unexplsined crime. "But than, whan I think of that. I coma back to tb* question—Who would want to get rid of me?" h* laid Sunday in an tatervtaw copyrighted by tha San Francisco Examiner. ® W «W ' ANOTHER GROUP ENJOY 1ST. their barbera dl liter M urder wight wl Chamber of Commerce honored N e w nawcouier*. T ier err; fie ft U right) J. Eoliy Jr.. O w n lions Officer. llatWInr I, Mrs. Jvck Eatlaan and City C John Ivor, and Mrs. W. J. Folar Jr. ISU ff Photo) •ad murder charges, told a re­ porter: "Look at it this way: This whole thing could havt started at something else, you know. | don't know whet. And then somehow, 1 wai Implicated unintentionally. g ra ta / a j n BE OUR GUEST! • w* , • b n lee sad :“g.aKK W1LUASI a ir . s ^ rs js r “ ^ JM S E W 9 UMM A kM U tely ■ » CORONER'S JURY RULES LAS VEGAS. Nev. i* -A coro­ ner's Jury has ruled that gambler Anthony Comoro Stralle, M. who died whils abMttag crape In a esiino hero to d a y , was tha vie* Urn of a h u rt attack. An taqoest was ordered. said Deputy Cermet Gian E. Bedell, because aa attempt had been made to caaeaal tha death far several hears. fa r | Odhim * Tudor, In c. a n * M a ,sKr EV EN IF YOU PAID M O W YOU COULDN'T BUY A U TTER PAINT l :*h*v * PAINTS mt uV m n ram * av wnouasue P A IN T IR J0 0 * 1 A DECK ENAMEL IgJOGal n f t. c? ■' iV t S i.: tv- : L ;V -• . 4 Efeiir-.: -s Majority O f Hard Feelings Gone As Train Defeats Pony Express tram "Th* Nlghtcrawlar." grecA the victory with gleeful modesty. Vernal S Quart*, general patten, ger agent m Portland, put it tha way: "It was gratifying the way.*jr lowly Nightcrawlcr fought off* the night mares. Wa salute tha gallist jockey of our iron horse and hi* reliant crew who delivered tha mail so ably." The Roicburg Chamber of Co m mere* and other groups who plotted tha contest were a Lttla daippotated at the outcome, and there were cries of foul from both sides. The horsemen complained tbit tha mitl-expreis and passenger train whused by at least nna reg­ ular stop. Trim crawman ware dismayed whan would-be passen­ gers—soma of them in riding boots—dam andad to be picked # at liny whistle stops along tha line Ha wouldn't say so. but engineer Claude A. Brldensfio*. of Portltad, probably had more fur than any of th* rideri or spectators. The Stassen O utlines ST-ycar-old railroader, retiring m a few months after *2 years serv­ Atom ic W eapons ice, told newsmen beforehand he thought it was a lot of foolishness. New Radical Plan But Just tha same, ba was proud NEW YORK. ir-T ha Now York of hu tram and fait a mita eodw Tuoos said Monday Harold E. Stas- as he stepped from his cab to r tha lai sea. Proudest Euenhower's special assistant for duarmament has drafted a radical new plan calling for a halt in tha making of Wa Offer Expert Service atomic weapons. The Timer dispatch from United CUTTING — WRAPPING Nations headquarters said Steiian FREEZING is trying to overcome objections to For his plan by the Pentagon and State HOME FREEZERS * Dapartment so ha ran present it RENTAL LOCKERS t to the five-nation subcommittee of th* U.N. Disarmament Commis­ sion. The subcommittee resumes Curing k Smoking Manta sessions at tha UN. Aug. » . under Wholeaaia Meat Sa1«a a directive issued by the Big Four at th* summit talks in Geneva. Central Fla. Quick Fraaza Simultaneous establishment of And Storaga Co. : an 'Marly waning ayxtem," with 401 w . lath 8L iaUnutiooil inspectors stationed at tho world's leading porta, air­ Phene ltlB — ga&ferd. Via. fields and other centers. ROSEBURG. Ore UP-Uost of tha hard feelings ware forgotten In the excitement as tha posy express anchor man galloped m seven minutes behind s muchmaligned night trim m a grudge raca that caught th- nation's fancy. Tha contest ended early Sun­ day morning at this southern Oregon town, TS miles from the Stirling point at Eugene The horsemen blew a bead start of nearly half in hour as they raced along tha mam highway, chang­ ing mounts about etery mile. Seven women riders were among th* TS or so who donned Western garb for tb* modern-day pony express run Actually, it was an attempt to show up the Southern Pscifie Railroad after it had pro­ posed to abandon service on this branch lm*. The company said the run was losing mossy. The railroad, s meing as resi­ dents along the lme tabbed th* WILL YOU BE OUR GUEST? „ Wa have leased 2* etr-coaditiaaed raeeu at the Mar-La* Motet They are ahealately FREE t» all aaw arrivals at aer N iv il Air SlaUea. Pick ap year keys at Ike ODHAM tffitf if ft TUDOR, Inc. •Builder* ef Pin* Homes" 2125 8. P re s e t A yr. - R E C O R D S H I - F I E Q U IP M EN T PH O N O GRA PH S WINN TV & RADIO m ila tll. " �So d a L £ vsm L l •Jerry Lewis Is Left To Decide If Famous Tearn Will Work A gain DeLarid Meeting Attended Approximately 150 member* the Seminol* Assoclational Wi HOLLYWOOD IT-Will Martin hava firm contracts with Para­ an'* Missionary Union at a Yo •ad Lewis end their civil war and mount, Hal Wallis and NBC, plus Rally meeting at the Seci resume their fabulously success­ commercial tie-ups and other in­ Baptiet Church, DrLand, recti ful union? The Issue la now up vestments. Unraveling their inter­ heard Miss Bonnie Jean 1! ests would be a monummtal )ob, former missionary to China, g to Jerry Lewis. * Deaa Martin says he’s "ready, even if the producers were willing an Inspiring message entUI ‘■Outstretched Hands'*. •willing and abla" to go back to to let them work separately. Miss Kay told of witnessing ^work as a team. Jerry says, "no the Lord to the Chinese people, comment." New Group Chosen many heart touching convent The civil war has now developed and examples of great faith. ! Into a cold war. It has been two For CPO Wives reminded Christians that ti months since Dean and Jerry hands must serve the Lord as hare spoken a word to each other. Listing Service commanded. Miss Ray reques They will hava to reach a de­ that everyon# pray for the n cision before long. The) are sched­ The (TO Wire's Club met re- aionairea a t they serve In the b uled to maka a comedy western, ecntly on tin Naval Auxiliary Air of "golden opportunity." "Where Men Are Men." nest Station at the CPO Club. The Mrs. Jane Hickman, mlssoni . month. And Paramount has drnlrd meeting was presided over by to Paraguay, spoke on “A Wom Mrs. Harold Wolfe, provident, and Jerry's request to perform separ­ the minutes were r<ad by Mrs. an’a Work on A Mission Field". ately, Dean reports. She reminded the women of Will MallexouskL . Jerry has maintained a public their responsibility to their home After the meeting a social hour silence through the whole feud. To 'and children at well as to their all queries, he replies « polite "no was held and refn ,hments of l.ord. She concluded by saying comment." The tram’s agent. Lear rake and coffee werr served. Mrs. that a Christian mother ani Wasserman of M.C.A, offers no Althea Kastman and Mr*. Miles housewife should be a better Information. But Dean is open in Franklin are now in charge of the mother and housewife than elub'a listing service and those non-Christian. discussing his side of the issue: "I sent my letter to Paramount, who have rentals are asked to Mr. and Mrs. Hickman hsre Hal Wallis and NBC saying that phone Mr«. Franklin at I22S or spent most of their yewr’s fur Mr*. Kastman at IB64-XW. These 1 was ready, willing and able to members are taking over for Mr*. luugh in l,oulsviile. Ky. where Mr. go back to work under our con­ Wolfe, new president, and Mr». Hickman received his Master* tracts with them. Jerry did not Degree In Theology. Aug. 0 they write his letter. Instead, he asked I'ruden, who ha* gone cm vaca­ will leave for Paraguay. tion. Lew Wasserman to rrquest that Mr*. (5. B. Drake, of Lake There will tie a m V to follow Mary, who I* the chorister, we be let out of our Paramount the nest meeting which will l>e opened the meeting with a »ong contract. Tuesday Aug. 3 at H p.m, at the "frank freeman (Paramount CPO Club. Refrtwhmenta will be service. The program "Use My Hands" was prr*rnt«i by mem studio bead* went east to present served. !>er« of the auxiliares. Mis* tho matter to the board of direc­ Patricia Sykes and Mis* Fay tors. The board said no, that Jerry Ashley of the First Baptist will hava to go to murk. Church here presented special £ "Thera la no possible way that music. we can get out of lh« contract. Mr*. A. J- Peterson s a t In Aflar all. Paramount paid X charge of the business session TUKIDAT •mount of dollars for a share ol The Sanford Touris' and Shuf- and reminded th« group* to con our company, York Productions. , Wo signed a seven-year contract fUbuard club Will have a covered tribute old gold or ailvcr for a dish supper at ti p.m. with game* building fund to erect a meeting that atin has six jears to go. place at the Baptist Bible In­ "I want to go back to work. 1 to follow. stitute et Grncevlll*. There will he a board meeting • don’t want to break up the team. The R»v. Henry Adam* of Oak It's • xxxx fine living and 1 want of the WSCS of Hie First Melius Hill offered the closing prayer. dlst Chut eh at l» a.m. in McKinley to bold onto It" Hall to be followed by the gener­ The question naturally arises: 9 What has canted the break be- al tasinesi meeting at 9:48. The First Baptist Intermediate these twro performers, once * considered the fastest friends in Royal Ambassadors will meet a t 7 p.ra. ■bow business? The Unity Clns* will meet at , The answer la not simple. The • schism came from a chain of in­ 7:45 p. m. In the Valdes Hotel cidents. There hava been no hard with the Itev Carolyn Paraoni aa words between them, fundamrn- teacher. The public is Invited. The Ladite Auxiliary to the tally, tho trouble stems from the Veteran* of foreign Wars will difference In their natures. Jerry, the comic, la nervous, hold Its regular meeting at 8 agile, like# too excitement of show P-m. In the l.'glon HuL Any business living. Dean, the singer, auxiliary members visiting In la easy-going, prefers the com­ Hanford are cordially invited to attend the meeting. forts of Ills. tt KDNhalUY At Dean himself remarked: The 1V8CS of the Kbmexer 'Tm 11 years older than Jerry. Methodist Churvh will meet at the * This business of constantly tour­ Mr. and Mr*. II. W. Shannon home of llti. J. If. Wynn at 7: ing all over the country gets you p.m. Jr. announce the birth of a son, The Central Baptist Chureh James Andrew, 8 lb*. 14 o*. born July 2» at 8:11 p m. at the Flor"Pro fo< • beautiful home, a choir practice will b* at 7 p.m. beautiful wlfn and two lovely chil­ Prayer meeting at the Central Ida Sanitarium ami Hospital tn dren. 1 Ilka to spend some time Baptist Church will start at 8 Orlando. Mr*. Shannon will lx re^ with them. It aeemt to, me that p.m. memlxred a* the former Ml*# If wn do three pictures a year and The First Baptist Training Julia France* Clover. fivn IV shows, that should be Union Worker's Council will meet Dice that leftover chicken and at 7 p.m. beginning with a cover­ add to • well-seasoned cream Jerry doesn’t feel that way. An ed dish aupt.er. associate of the team puts a this aauee. Serve over hot biscuits for THURSDAY way: The First Baptist Junior Royal a wonderful brunch on Saturday "Jerry thinks the team shqsild will hold rehearsal at 7:30 p.m. or Sunday morning. Sprinkle x do more than that. He belives The First Baptist Church Choir little paprika over the creamed they should keep active In rluba, Ambassador* will meat at 7 p.m. chicken Just before serving for theaters, benefits and public rela­ attractive color. raiiiA V tions work, at well as pictures There will bo a dance for tho t A and TV. Ha thinks that the other CPO's and their guests with delunch: heat til^Member of the team s h o u l d Vocation* being done liy th* CPO place on toast, participate to the fullest extent or Wive's Club. Music will I* canned whole cranbcralee get out. serve aa open sandnlihed by the Melottmrs - " fo r that reason, he hat asked dancing from V until lied green tor. release from their various eon- tendance prisea will Wncta. He aald bo doesn’t want to work with Dean again." ‘ A split la not an easy matter, ■inoo Martin and Lewis are a ntsaltl-mUllon-dollar Industry. They # • B I R T H S THE SANFORD TlKRALDTur*. Auk. 2. IO.'vS Vagabonding Trip By Car With Family Can Be Fun . . Renews Basic Security By Dorothy V. Whipple. M. D. e\Tr plan fir one day. And B-ero Now that the cntlSren are old thouid be plenty of day In bet* -n enough you think It's time to taku the long pulls when you hardly that Inng-drcamed-of trip. make any miles at 3||. A vagabond.ng trip by car with The big trucking companies the whole family can be a heap of fun—II can be a ghastly nightmare, never allow their mrn m re than too. It you're md careful 230 to 300 miles a day. This Is on* First, are the children old of the roason, they h . re such exenough? cellent aafety record v. Fall tun I d say that. If your youngest makes umafe driver. Fatigue alchild Is at Icavt 8, you've waited mv makes |:„ht ne.-. edgy ternlong enough. Tm yeara old would pers. and family iqu ab es. ‘j e be better for many children. Don't trip is for fun. You'll have much try a long car trip for fun with more fun if you lake a easy. ehildirn much younger thin thu If you have some vJ p ng bars Plan your trip—hut don't plan every last detail. One of the Joy, you'll probably rnji.y . nn-c ui .his of a long ear trip is being able to under the atari. But , 'an an ccdo the unexpected wnro an unusual easional night in a m tid where opportunity detrUtpj. hot baths ran be had t y all. ''*’nt»°:th* went west with Tliere will be to heir three youngsters tage* to car. Hero's where I. and tat One rvrning after sup­ A RFI.AXING AIOMKNT tost before the barbecue dinner got umtrrwav Saturday n'ght at the Mat fair per they took a walk down into a Inn S*-tninole Country Club when the Seminole Cou ly Chamber of Commerce honored Navy Officers small town in the Dakota wheatanil tb-ir wlvrv Shown left to right are: Mr*. Den er Cordell, w'fe ol Mayor Cordell: Mrs J. K. Wil­ son. wife of Commander Wil«on. Operation* Office- at NAAS: Mr*. Robert \V Jackson, wife of (’a t ­ land*. The I n ,, wantrd to see a tain 'Jackson. Commanding Officer. NAAS: and Mr* Karl Higginbotham, wife ut Seminole County wheat elevator There the 18-yrarol,| ,,J“».'hter siniek up a eonterChaud it of Ccmmrrro I’rcsld.nl lliggintiothum. IS.uff Pl.otol •ation with a young farmer, •ret tv soon the who!- family w j, in nn lb»» new frirnlvhip Th up-«hot their trip Dad with knoalcd.-e Pinafores Are Pert was an invitation to come out to water j -. i i Ihe farm next day. Would the On Social List ?'0)s like III ride the eombine? The having power and water. After they got home one of i> t WMtworth'a plant were flexible For Younger Set W,ntwmrth'f favorite at , j*r «•’ ‘ crept this For the younger *et’s own eoimitation. The day was a great how it tisik the kid* B in- nnuri a tertifie amount .>f arilhm.l a vial calendar here is a party-prrtm •» “» M o m u . toandfigure out the nu-nl r of y. n ty outfit Just right for that extraIt wouil lake for tho >dt in ' » Saturday night one of tho "big­ Ibm't h,v too ambitious in the gest crowds » ■ far" attended the •pedal occasion. amount of territory you , ro plan­ Colorado llivrr to fill up r e i » lied and white *trip|xd cotton wiener read and patio danc* at ning to cover There will he other behind the dam, and make a tie.# dam neri««i,r)l the USO. Senior hostess s s i the with coordinating solid red trim summer* rom .ng-and more trip, American Legion represented by is use-1 for a matching pinafore By all means take a trip and " h' ; ‘,n* Ut* »uw * . Two hundMrs. Marjorie Tittle and 51r*. ami bonnet, A separate red petti­ show your yrun,:-ter» > ie flh ”r a* «"'’»» three lorry Courier. Junior ho»tesi fur h u n d re d U a , much as you should rather wonderful United Si ti n the successful event was Mis* Mil­ coat trimmed with a white eyelet ours. Take it easy arid com., h,o tiivr the family a treaiT Servo ruffle peak* beneath the pinafore not only with a know ' ,f dred Await. a freah eherry d c s rrt! ter until smooth. Add to cherries- counlry hut with rem rd feel Sunday night wa» TV night anJ Katy to make and fit, this out­ Roast Lamb I’utatixs vovA and stir constantly until' of family » lid aritj. i. i was also altrndod by a large fit ia economical for the summer Green Peaa with Celery •yrup is thickrm-,1 and clear. Re. crowd, Mr*. Melvin Smith was when clothing change* are *o Mint Jelly „ 0|U move from Lent. Ktlr m |em„n family vacation* can senior hn»t«*a and Misa Margie . ut.iy Salad Bowl JuIt . .S n r hoi or Harm ov«*r Cot- to give children tl frequent with everyone. Morrison junior hostess. we are always talking ah-wl. Cottag,. Pudding with Fresh tm*:.* rtiilalinir. X aLca l* rupo. The pinafore ha* pert red tie Cherry Sauen hows at the piped camisole peck­ Beverage Little Susan Dekle line ani a large l««w in the luvrk "H E o u r c r i a r * . N () T I c K FRKSII CllF.ltItv S.tl'CR give* added Interest. Beltons tV* hs,e k w H «ir coni9!. Celebrates Seventh march d«wn the back front the Ingr,itiriil.; | rfmn,| lU|k tinned room, at the Mar-Lnu A ll C n l e n d a r neck to the waist. The epple poc­ llswect cherties, '» rUp sugar, Motel. Birthday Saturday ket In the same color is ilesnrated sweet rhrrrlr*, »» r „p sugar, Ahsolotrlr FltFK in all ir * lii.s(inKrM A n d e'ip ndd water, I ublearrl, al* *t our Na>*| Air I.l".!e Miss Silvan Drkt* reje- with a green leaf. For a 3D apple starch. spoon lemon Julre. i Station. .S o c ie ty N c w h trsted her *evenlh birthday effect line the pocket with inter­ i'leh up Tour key* at (he Saturday a* her mother, Mr*. lacing to give it a bulge. Mrlhndt Wash, drain. •trm in*l I'ffirr of A r c ( { c q if o fttc d Mrlvin inkle, honored her with The pule bonnet lined with m l pit rh. rtles; there sh.vulj Im alvout a party at their bom* In Adam* is cut from one piece <»f fabric J** Clips. Put cherries In sameO f ! h a m vV: T u d o r , Hy 5 p. m . T h o Court. amt a nonwoven interfacing I* pan with sugar and ', rtip wnlrr. Outdoor gam** were enjoyed by used to in»ure etlffnei-s. A button Stir occasionally over m-nlcraliD a y l^ e c o d in K th« little gueat* with prues going on the bark of the bonnet makes hrat until sugar dissol, •* and "Builder * of Vine n.imee" to Angela It rt. Debbie Morrow, for an adjustable beads!** and syrup I* at boiling point Ml* 2«23 K. French Ave. P u b lic a tio n amt Anna Let Hrrman. After the spreads flat to iron easily. eomslaroh with 1* cup cold wsgame*, they, eosded aff aa Lb«r lAcnl brwing renter experts wera fervid delicious refresh­ ment* by Mr*. Dekl# who wa* as- suggest using your mulll-elolted slstec by Mr*. J. C. Nrw»om, hinder for the binding and the Mr*. J. Carter, and Mr*. It. D. Irultonholrr to make quick work of the buttonhole*. Uso your nifDekle. Tho honnro* then opened her Bor attachment fur your sewing many gift* prevented to her ani machine to make th* ruffle on the’ group sadp “Happy Birth­ the petticoat. A wide hem In the finished pin­ day". Invited to e n jo y the »t*clal oc­ afore will permit your youngster casion with Susan w<r* Beth to g’-t several season'* wear and Morgan, Gay Stanley, Linda enjoyment from her outfit. If you Stapler, Jane lla rti. Kay Scruggs, plan to maki r. veral of these tiinBarbara Frank, Cheryl Brooks, afore* use he awemhly line technique In r -itlng out your solid Johnnie Hawkins, Tom Urown Linda Ball, Anna Ixa Harman, petlern piece* and *avt yourself Sharon Galloway, l*»tricla Gus­ some lira*. For different pocket tafson, Brenda an.| Jranl* Cart<r, detail* us* the new automatic Melody and Angela lllrt, Rutanne rigtagger to applique a personaland Alike Brown, Carlin Murray, irrd design of your own. ‘atay Owens, Dee Gee Newsota, For a grown-up touch use some Debbie and Anita Morrow, Domai of your left-over fabric fur a liny David, ami Vickie McArdle. purse. uso Try This One Inc. P e n n e y ’s W H IT E G O O D :3 AUGUST CLEARANCE SLACKS NEW LOW PRICES. . . on while filled sheets!. !— ------------------------------------- ENTIRE BALANCE iff ntimmer Iropirnl D irrnn nnd gnlutnlinra reduced to rlrn r. a im 2H In 12 One nup II*.95 Dnrron jwnnhahlc* now $1.98, othrra low m at . • , good1value*! *f> n h A o n a lA B Dr. and Mrs. C. T. Phllilpe Jr. ■F Dunedin and Dr. and Mrs. C. W. Bprings lead of Brookivllle Wore the weekend guests of Dr. ■ad Mrs. Jack C. Morrison. Mr. and Mrs. O. T. Pearson had _ns' thatr guests over Ur weekend, and Mrs. Frank Haselton, and tfC fw a. Fran, Tony and Dee of Wllualagtan, N. 'C. *n their m um t e n • visit with Mrs. Ilaaclton's S 3 . Mrs. Donald Paaraon ef j Your lffthstaM k (he ___ Peridot You are a MMaUe pcno*, eloquent of •paack aad aoM* to cae/actcr, j V —rtov* ol romance would S U IT S About 33 imOOKM M .D venr-rnund atilt*, tnnwtlr Darmn-rnynn gab* I . few nII-wmile, one and twobutton atylcn. Now|82l.93 to 829JS regular* and abort*. SHOES keeaktai eofcd stiver peum*. to &htema{ionaf ^Sterling _ . . . - ° f * t o r beauty — arttory-aure to 9 m towa m i panouaUty, 129.78 PENNEY'S Tan-whita, Idack-tiilla and venta hjr General Show Co., few ,MANHFIII.DH. S lim 7 to 12, 1) & D. Won­ derful valuen IroA SUB. Nation Wide ______ S T R A W HATS Durk-tone Mil 93.98. (Genuine I ’a n a m a x 810 j PEN N EY’S Nation-Wide FITTED SH EETS ind other at raws 85 values now re Panama* V* price. Planter $5.99 while they hat. Nates leek 45.00 COOL HtJAMAS NOW 12.98 B&C COM E r I N i . . LO O K Sanforized AROUND j&v. r a fe v v . ‘*46* WAt £ _______________ j '/ J >.r -- U lh M S w u n i t * n . •17-W Z e & d jG tt 'S WEAR SANTORO -ox—' l’a;:e 3 PHONE 122W not to shrink nut of Rtoooth and wrinkle-fre* n lfh l aad day! N atk lto rlo a lra ljc h ta n o rlu e k a v erfB io n iln ft T / Q No Ironing n etdrdl And now—ym atar-thanI f j / j ever envlnga a t F ennty’a new low price* I NaJ . tion-WidiSi are firnt quality mualfna con. tinually laboratory-U ated fur quality I Coma TWIN SIZE | in now fit! ,43 �•- t'Hmmm m st « u e « / g r Gen. Sanford M em orial Library Draw Countless Visitors Attraction*, In any community, arc an •aaat tow ard brlmrlng Industry aa well as tourists to abara tha economy of a growing d ty . The Sanford Zoo has provided amuna- A n Open Door Tne Kciean people are victim! of the tita n ic atrugrtes of the *.N>1h century. Tliey a r t not slnne In this, but they are a prime example of the tragedy that results when a nation If ovemin by war. Their land was r a n /ed. their home* and ach-wds and places of worship destroy­ ed. hjr th» strife of great powers. The Uhlted N a tio n . end Mpwlallv ♦lie t'nlted State*, h are be*m wording to rehabilitate this un­ fortunate country. But much must still lie done for Its physical and spiritual welfare. Some of the work ean he ri*n* by gov­ ernm ents and secular gmup*. But a great dea1 of tt will be up to the churches, I*r. r>M„ H, Schmidt, executive secrrlary of Xwiaign missions fur the Missouri Synod Lu*h"r*n rhunrh. said recentlv Korea Is “an especially open door f ir mission work.*' Dr. Schmidt An lared that the church "inu<' enter Into the spiritual vacuum which exl«ta In Korea, where people item to lie waiting fer the gospel of Christ.** The Korean people «.w enough of the bed t ’d t of rivliitatlon during the nrdenl thut began with the Communist onslaught In 1M0. It la high time to demonstrate to O’**" th a t western pocletv, solidly based on sound principles, has more to nffrr than guna and Chaos. T h e Sanford Herald M r o r « s i •■ •areas ■■• SaaSas W4 Waat n r a t Si. II aw a a i »Ma> a f l O i S t lt W , It. S m at M a n ta n a r lia . « • < « SM ( H • t raakraaa at SarrS a 1ST* m e** e r w a its m io , aai _ waatwe wswwss u . if i s i e i P T t s s a s - n ia By r u i N i Ut V l t N ■ ■ •IX . • saae Konar a * s* * N a a a ik P1 at SI* N salSa Waa t M l wn mi sa All iM l s a o h S h s . » i U . af tkaaS i. t m l i l l s t t iM Wartaa a* a a ta sta la ss a l la* Ik* m >»~> -• rsM aa W N a ***** b . akaraae las a* rsaalar M t t r i l S u rarsa WaWaaaO* k* Waasral XX trrifete. 1 * s s e .s e l. Msiawk Was' Sttaate iM r t t a Tunndav, August 2, lOf.5 Care To Sign Up For Moon Trip? m n r YORK » - The sky 1* nut "Why, wnuldn't ymi like In sell laager P a Haul. (not on the moon?” my advenuMeet dteee IWIe kid* aho've roue-mmdrd friend* ask. Beea nmntog around with rocket No, Indeed. I we* born In a time m m Ir Retr i r a i and plastic when a horse wa* anmr'hlng yea babbie* ever Bseir head*! rode on, nut b*< ea. I yielded (netted af pleyfo* cowboy *.ik»: grarelully to the disappearance of totfidrm, they've beea! the buggy, and (he victory nf the Hr year* about looming automobile; f have learned to put to oaher weeMa to ageee skips. up with the airplane. But the Idea •a what 'tea happened? gome of ipare shlpe trparalri the me* grownup scientists listened Id their from the boys, and I'm a man. prattle and leek Muir childish It’s the boyi who will have to gam* seriously. And pew, Jut ae aura te Be Lead aade IM * Moms, by Bra end Diplomat Denies M R* Jets Down A irliner Bwt tola ftret man made fading •tor, xaturxly, wtft he only to* latter, « • vp higher, ftoaUy fVMft ■ height whet* toey eaa •Up f t and boas arouad Ike earth wwver. The dtfttoUa* to gravity— “A l Rto peee ap mual earn* d i n " —«M to Hpetled. • ■Bare wK B a g end? wbe WASHINGTON (A-Hon#ymoo* is in overworked word. But Ike Eitenhowtr and the Democraticrun Congress k n beea a political honeymoon—tkii year, at least. There I* bo tertataly ike honey­ moon will end nest year slther although 1PM U a grendsnual election year and the Democrau will eeed Uauea le win. They've created very tew to i*u. Congress, sndtng n» Misioe this week, baa given the Prsndeel much ot the legislation he urged, sad with a minimum ot fun end fury There were two thing* tinusual about that; 1. They had been expected— after winning control of Congrta* in the 1M4 electioni- to go out tavagely after the R.publlcina Salk Vaccine Shots Start This Month For 5-9 Age Group grow up and do their Ruaday ikylarking la space ships. No one Is going to force my head inle a repulsive plaitie bubble and make me soar op and (limb the arid foothills af the There are some thing* and place* in life that are better Ufl uavltHsd. The rhirm of the moan lies la Ita distance. Familiarity with N would probably only breed contempt. The man n the moon has been a friendly hermit to humankind nil these weary rentunes. None eaa look up at him on a warm summer night without feeling a lifting el the spirit. Who waits te pe ap tad count bit poekmarkiT Everything an earth h trow dad la a grappling struggle to Hvlag. bwt net the eky. The firmament may be weeded, tee, m Ita ew* way, but aet to e man made way Ita vast itar-etudded amptlaess, a retch Infinitely beyond our final knowing, confer* awe to the moral mind, peace to the martat heart, real to die mortal eye. Why clutter up Mm Btogea to tbit endless vista with space ships tracking ea dull round tripe to the meaa? The mma la ae true ate* tato the mystery to the adverse hut aaly a nearby pebble la Re Mach. ATHRNg, ft m e t, - Israel's Mpfomstie nprniratatlv* bare baa dealed reports that Re Ureall air­ liner abet dewa in Bulgaria was downed by Jet fighters. Bulgaria previously bad admitted that her anlialrmft g u i a i r t donned the four engine ConstallnUea neir tha Greek herder Wedaeedey. Fifty-eight pereeaa, including II Americana, died. Joel Reiki, an XI At Israel Ato lines executive, was fumed to re­ ports from Balealka Sunday aa aaylag, "The dewnlag to Re air­ liner obviously waa the outcome of a murderoui attack perpetrated with beastly toMbleedidness coklbleedsdeess by otrto et eight and teak *p aad two Bulgaria* MlQ-type fighter*." Imagine which faint for atari are mUestoM* e* Bte way to Heave*, which shine e* VxlhxUs. PLAY TABU ^ W B B tlT M Take a hint. Ryd! • La*t week rcngreitman Jim Haley had an okl fathloned watermelon culling in hla office. We didn't get a taste, la fart, all of the melon was gone before we heerd about the party. Rut, Haley did Invite t'onire*iwomen Gracia Pfost. af Idaho, and • few ot hi* neighbors up and down the hall. The girl* I* bln office, Alice, Marilr* and Betsy go* in on it, toe. Rut all la not lost. Sitting on top of the desk at you enter Congressmen Ryd Herlong'e office la another wet*.melon It 1* a It pounder tent to him from Leesburg. It has here on display for three weeks now. Everybody admires It. When you see It, your mouth waters. It would be a shemr for him to let it ea there until It rots, wouldn't It? Beck Hume — A sort to aaaiven eery gift from their to*, Congressmap Dante Fiscal], wai a trip back home to Italy for Mr. and Mr*. Chart** A. Famell. of C«m nut Grove. They sailed tor Europe aboard lb* America* Bipod Linos "Independence” last week. They will tour Italy, Kelly, with a shod slop-over I* Rwltierland TV? will be toe ftret lime that either of Panic's parents have vlsiled their homeland store they le ftwhen toey were less than IS years old. Raped on the Btby — Congreeemaa Charlie Beene*, month-old father, aayt he la now "used te” in* bsbv. "He doesn't bother me.” h* said. “He gets hungry and cries to the middle of toe night and Jean gets Vp and tuna on the light and toads him and make* a tot to noise, but I sleep through It a l. Mi>be I ought to be more toncerned. but I've m rhed the point now where I don't even wake up N In and Out — Rtopmg over to Washington last week were Byron Hertong, watermelon king, and Bill Hotbed, with the USDA, to Leesburg, an their way home from the tike Oanventton to PhUadtophla. to the bach east to tutor ear waa a* waa glasses to free Florida an Juice In lb* Elks . . . lee* color camera on the Capital law* were Mr. and Mrs. Robed C. Horn sad, attractive young couple from Taverns. Both teach al Tavarno High School , , . Just oa a vaca­ tion . . . Mr. and Mr*. J ft. New­ comer and daughters, Joan and Busan Jane, of Pensacola, visiting the office to Bob Bikes tor yamne to toe House gallery. Campalfti warming op? - YBJa la Ike season when a politician's fancy turns to thoughts to Tellehaiaee and to* chances hi have tor lb* Governor's Political pnadtta Uba to Bft A* Meal base fer Juvenile ectfvllles is e rubber tapped ptey toftetof tote the sk y - hle. It's eeay le reanvato a heatup toe earth itself tale eeffee lehle by ceverlag wtto state? Planetarium (our theta have signed i toe lfirs! adheilv* You the Not Inle dsilred the firit Mg Clearance Salt K - rtm?” ft tebN torn a M toto- uto to think M some wey to an­ swer you without saying anything Ato he ran de It. ton. to about M* wuafti. That, folks. Is a sure sign, •e. to* tort Mma you begin to wrfti dew* the peeetbillttoe for Uto rae* and you md dew* too ■•■** to Lsftey OaOhn, Puller Wan**, Farris Bryant, be sure le tartode to* name "Bob H ^ j j |t o j * ^ ♦HEALTH n WORTH MORE THAN LEARNING" isi food) luck. now Medical Science aajra; "You aaa h a r t bat­ te r health." and are would Uke.tf help you f a t It and may else rut trllk ■I 7 - REALKIL m & rr& vi — * *• *- - ^ in .. home, not for extreme expert meats fo eeonomMe *r facial wok fare. Eisenhower took ever ■ pro*, peroui country la 1RM. K has be­ come even more prosperous endavgu his toadcrihlp. People have Jobs. There are no demands lor radteto remedies. The moderation of Xlsetotowee and the Democrats was simply a reflection of to* moderate meed of the country. Etsrnhosewr looks Mb* a peed bet to run again, end wm overwhelm* mgly. Perhaps the Demaertu are reconciled to that and hope awiyM that in 1*54 the vtoare wftl k*w them keep eontwd a# Ownereaa. If ihst's their modest toil, then they hive prepared a tnfoiag poSto for themselves by Bstor ton duet fo L9U: (tier's* acted sobatfo and constructively, backtna Els— •r ottri more solidly tosn Republicans. W ILL YOU BB OUR GUEST? W* have leneed M s k ttoswd sem es el the Mac-Lew MeseL H u l s i s b FBBB to e l new •evlexle a* e w H sewi A k f t a Men. rich ew r*W bap* to R e afftae ad O dum A T r 4 bt, Inc. •Beftders «f Ftw* Hem**" MM B. French Atm w ag§ 7 , ItiijM i ftiHRlBf Sankf** T ra d e -In s Int <gw e who had beea berating aad de­ nouncing them for years. I. Wbe* they took over fo Jan­ uary they were expected to start building toward lb* liM etoettow campaign by creating b*ucs. Instead of abuting and trying to hsmitnng the Republican*, the Democrats generally rooperatod with Eisenhower. On forelan af­ fairs they give him mnr* support than his own Republican*. And thsy went along wttn him mnr* or less, on most of his domestic programs. As for Usues. to* Democrats found er tried to crest* only a few. Two eiamples of where they went after the administration were the Dixon-Yate* power deal end the financial affairs of Reeremy of the Air Force Harold B. Tal­ bott. Bine* the Democrats srted coo trsry to etpertatinni to ttfl, they may continue their honey movo with Eisenhower iWrouto 1*1* when Key stiB w il be to control to Congress. Why the political good wfl this year snd to* possibility to more of toe earn* m Uto? For on* tomg. Eis*nhowwf*s per sous! popularity. R mike* nppositioa politicians wary about toe­ ing off m him ew minor toeuea. And Eisenhower has been astute enough not to give them many msjor ones. Fer snoxhec, to foreign affairs Eisenhower was ready fcilowtog the program laid down by kts Democratic predecessor PresMent Tnimae. 8<nr* that was a Demo­ cratic program the Democrats are committed to support It. On domesUr policies Eisenhow­ er followed a moderate course Rut eo did the Demorrit*. The limes celled for moderation al BUIC K Without gmi lMahh R la difficult to gat laom hif, or etjoy many of, the fo o d t h in k a f Ufa. Yaara ago. ill* •tolled tab. WARRINGTON. Privet* pbytld in i and public hselth egenrles win Mart getting Balk polio vac­ cine thie month for. fnociilatio* of children M year* af age. The Public HesMh Berries an­ nounced Sunday R haa atteciwd enough for Mt.oe* shod. That amount w il become available a« snow at Individual states report WERTON, Cent. # - Lynn hew much M to gn to hsehb agenfault. II, kept after her bey friend cMs snd how much te physirisas. to take her crow bunting. More vtccln* will he apportioned They went off into the deep as it is msaufscturrd and cleared woods Rundsys. for uto Lynn begged her b e n Buell The distribution Is toe first under Neldlmgtr. It. to Irt her carry hie II-gauge shotgun. He pined it to# department's v o l u a l a r y over le her. Rh* took tt. Mined program for placing the vaccine iiiin d a ire* and put the end to wher* K le most needed. Except for limited supplies which moved the barrel under her rhta. into rommerclal e h • n n e 1 s last Neldlinaer wee ita riled. "You're not thinking of doing April. The vscelne is Its* Brit I* anything with that?” he ashed. . gn to private phyeicla*i. No, Lynn said. Then she kissed1 The National Found it ion for tohim. told him she lovsd him s o d . fu tile Paralysis has received aldarted off suddenly. Neldlinger moit all tha vaccine manufactured was puttied tor a moment, bnt to del* for uee In Hi free Immunlratloe of first and second-grade ran after Ur. Before he could reach bar. be schoolchildren. N reported Satur­ taw her atop, place the gun under day its current needs have been her chin again and pull the trigger. met. although tt laid three millloa ruble centimeter* more will be Rhe died Instantly Dr. Harry I. Phillip*, medical nereitary to complete ita program examiner, said Lynn committed tola fan. suicide. He said aha lad suicidal Apportionment to toe states was tendencies. based ea the lumber to ebUdre* Neldlinger was an badly stake* each has to the 14-year age group he required medical treatment. not Included la toe free vaccina­ tion program. MEDICAL COMPLAINT DRTT. BANDt.'NO, Indonesia, (xP| — That agt group la arnet auscepti N*w *w* on, U»e d*rn n to Me to the disease. Older and younger children will Western Jnvn are ««tag to get aa become eligible later whew mate earful I. The Frianta* Dart are Aearn, vaeciae le elegtbto. Bach stale gov*mar haa dertghas Ju* opened m tofle* when rstisats can ledge complaints aated offtriali to oversee toe dis­ ■bout their medical treatment or tribution of vaccine State aid local medical eocletiei alio am expected their bill*. I* see that physicians limit the by f u e llin g oed "predieting" Inoculations to children to the age about posiiMe entrants. It mar bt priority group*, to* beat, and agala K might eve* be something that w* have overheard, but lately, u* toe have bee* » oed*ring who will he to to* starling line-up. This la the- time that *ha smart ane's begin te pto Ihetr ducks i* e row . • and part to that process Includes tailing long distance to Washington. Net a few of those calls art coming late the office of "be-coon” Bob Bikes, the sage from Crestview— other*Ue known aa the "Dean” to ■ale* IH* Florida Congressional Deleg*Be*. Fer H'a rumored that he le reedy (beea warfctag ea M for aev•ml season*l, willing (ehafftaf at toe bit), and aUe (which naked > deny). WhM you ask bln. tot bleak, "Bob, are you prtng Girl Begs Boyfriend To Carry Shotgun Then Takes Life Tomorrow's Junk HAL BOYLK Ip the U i. to atm gifc 19 ~ l^ tB U B M l I* Jaet a Mailer. B will f t ap aai yto* m HI aatlea, whig •PMad M wertd every m houre •I aa tRUP-atOe-aa kaar (Up, then •Mae deww after a tow day* or ap M B kUa the Demos Generally Giv e Cooperation ment fnr many thousands of children and grown-ups: the “Big Tree'* has drawn a goodly number of pcopla from all ovar the world to see tha tremendous proportions that a plant can reach; tha wurld-fnmoua At. Johns River, with the wdds expanse of Lake Monroe providing recreation In many forms, has attracted ita share of sightseers. And the Sanford area can continue to boas! of its celery fields, citrus Industry, beautiful farm*, and Its many lakes and fishing retreats. N'ow that Sanford la aaaured of a "Gen­ eral Sanf»rd Memorial Library" building, we can lmn.it of annthei untold thousanda mining to our community to read and aee many of the facta and arlifacta from an al­ most unbelievable era of expansion. The group, which was organised many months ago to secure a valuable and Import ant narl of American History for Sanford, should he highly complimented and com* mended for Its tireless work. Many more hours will he spent on this attraction fnr Sanfi rd, hours that can be added up in tourist dollars for our com m unity as well as inaki'ig imvible an attraction that will draw industry to our good city. The emphasis In the consumer marke* nowadays seems to be on “ W hat’s new?' Early this summer, at a home furnishing show In CMc***n, furniture w O e cited a trend among homemaker* away from buy In" flint!1nee ti.nt will last s lifetime towards pieces that are expected to be replaced In about four nr five years. Recently at Atlantic H t r a houseware* show revealed that not only It there a mark­ ed increase among gadgets for the home, but also that designs were purposely slant­ ed *o as to make last year's refrigerator, vacuum cleaner or ran opener look hopeleaaly out of de*e. Along w!‘h this trend haa been the mush­ rooming of housing unit* with an air of here todav-gonr-tomormw about their flim­ sy construct In. Many ynung couple* have no Intention of living a married lifetime In their new house*. Borne of these are not big enough for the families they plan. How doe* th u look? Tt looVa Ilk# today. Tt la big. bright, new and nurchaaable. But a t the rlaV of sounding like a last year's model, how shout tnm nrr.m ? J »i s r r , r ” $ gn 2 £ £ L $ i* of fot, cWtog MeoleeQsp m 77 �! DEAD AHEAP' AW, TNCSC AJK NO j*ov* mo?* a*fr BU TTM NOT T A L K * O on tv* n-oNC.OAo - K « U .,T V eM WOW CAN VOU W*TT« A n O U S T I H at tv« s a m e n w c > v- rM vyQirrao a u n r q . ^1 oeeav t%r*u .r*i B a r rM w a r 1 LiSrENflvG t o 1 A Ml VLMATru 3AV V a w /t t F E a m k r*,-J 9F rO T W Z l >vo * a i/W ^ v -u - \w nt 7v a .v + * K a n y e ' jt . 9 r 7r u . M r M * ir 7X3 0 0 / rM O A .V P l.A N 'M J *— « TV-eM AS BACKGROUND m - o c - r o P t* r— r - i' > ►'! iM A e r f '* ' ' ( H O M Annc MOOO * ’ TV< CfCOCOS m*ior ceALLV> A l MEAN• J _D 'o %p u see it . ump tME SV.K CATCHER s t e p p e d '* ay ,3 s B EFO R E t\ r£ v riQ \ A L p r p\ A-K O.'AC^ TT 4. 0 * 0 r* -r a a s s s 7 BEYOND TH' / PRCSCR'BEDLM'T S l o r Ml* POtTION n \ TO T A H t tu.VT L A S T P.TC M - tm p it c h e r l e t ^ • VCUXr CkjMT.evEl.LV. . IT CO N STITU TES A M>* THflOW GO- ANt> ^ ACCOAOlK** BALK/ _______ TO THIS YEARS NCvn Rl l E — cp*u.‘*S‘f.a to a n D r*iCAk YCuR, P O S lT IO J-, IT S TH IS , KN O O f THAT t BAv L »OuQ, ‘ HUSTLE* *«AT KEE>*% *EA H SPR." H’OH w i t h EVERY PLAYER READY F C J A C T IO N / ^TW At 0 C O A T V l O W L S ONLY BAY . '\S A O , „ T H r V CAN'T T A L K . . . t DACWOOO- MAV I HAVE F T * COLLARS ,peca n r r I 5AIO t o m v SE l P m ake -C k no . FIVE DOLLARS DO peal. TTJI7 m sfT-w,H A r r' ’ a t r i p s r t w a s 0O ’-'i . TO ASK FCQ TEN.BUT T H fN I CAN 4 matt'« 1 REALLY FIVE 1 / CM THAT* DOUAOS r - ' ( fine. thanks ah ea d K V — -■ / T u g DCNT i S T * ’ Ca l l p a i n l SSJ , E Y T R A C T IO N Another Shipment Of Cotton Plisse Bedspreads Doll Manufacturer Offers Apologies In Letter To Ike Pnra Not Require Tronlnj? Designed I>y Vita-Rest * Easily Laundered • Glamourize Your Bedroom NEW YORK. (JL_ no! manufar turaf P*« d Rotamtcin baa eent Ip o lu d i** to Premtent Flta n h o w ei tor a proto at o**r tfw PreiMeali purchaia of la in 4o0a Bar kn fraadctilldren. hut mm nC «Mca found n* II*A»Y With n wild ary, youny Da« F r » t pMchad out oC U>a anildta. A aobtanE auma hmAa toian tha hunch Mial'a Oaf, you pack wf pAlroilin' tha waot hiah-UK M touch h Mia p a to>ot Ca m i o K and n naatcr droppod bn hto hnaaa. Than a n Sc cracked, and Mike toppled M aly aldawsya, and tell to lie a 'Well, ha M 'lt* Sandy tappnl out "Hut he paya an * M " * I* h e * alter hie property, dun t ha T W all Roeantlaia. preiirtont *f A t Hailoaai Pul] Manufacturer* A nn . laid fund*? rha complaint, *ani out under hw nama, **i ttia *ork of an overvealiiui praaa agent Ruirmtrin iaut ha had not author nad tha publicity relent. and hit partonal frtlm ia art taactly npfoalto to what It laid: Tha ralaaaa aant In naw* media had quotad Roannatola aa laylay tha Mtlra American fall Induatry **• "ahochad" by tha Pretulenl » purchata of fwi«« mad* dnlli ahilr in Ornrva for tha Blf Four r<m fcrcnca. H er# la the vorr lotoat. a Vulariranil w ith a tlouiila ru lfla. I'Ainty ruaa hud flowrratl dfsiKita on a w hita tini'kfiroutiil, nml n t«'vjf of beauti­ ful oolura In rhonnti frum. Tur* Moequitne* • era *ary fttte hm.wn, arimltflrally. antlt the end of tha taet eanlury whan ihelr re Ia hi apraadlnf human diefaaa hafnn to ka appranatad. RuntAa, bhiw, IhVhtiilt'r, pink uml Double or Another L itter ®f Fla* QuiKtv W a I a a, Famxle Rada, amt Black* BirciJ I Champion A pacha Van Eoghanvioa Fhona 171S-W Double nr Twin lu a t th a perfect touch ^ize ttf d m a up any room. Wa hav« Jnat rnccivad another ahlpinant o f vat dyad pliaaa bad- You Be Guest? •preada W h i t * background with larga roan pattern and a ruffled flr.unct. Colors t Pink, graan, wine, blue and yellow. OCT YOURS WHILE THEY LAST Ahead Of Deadline a n r n r i> �•- — ----- 1 * L BUn MuMj ■iif.i t * ’■ ’ . �w m If I t's W orth Anything I t s W orth AdTSttlalng la CLASSIFIED ADS ? T i A D S ■ r s TIIK SANFORD HERALD Turn. Aug. 3. 1933 I—BEAL AKTATK TOR I l f ■■! SncT^SS W« Hava Built In San ford Home* fqr over 1,000 peoU! We have the homa for you i Wjrcreuood — or Draamwold —Loch Arbor. 3 and 4 bedrooms, 1 A 9 Baths, Large Lota. Full Tile Batha —Larje Kitchens — Screened pnrehas — Garage or Carports. Best Poutbla Finan­ cing No Down Payment CIosm« Com Ontv. E Wellborn C. Phillips J r , Builder * AMTKUOI FOR SALK -2 RED-I-MIX CONKRETE THE OLD HOME-TOWN *— » By STANLEV BOOKCASE BED. Double Dreaser. Large Mirror. Mattresa, B >* Spring. 1163 3 Left. BEAUTIFUL 2 and 3 Pirra S ec tlcnalr priced to please jou. You have 10 see these’ ODD CHESTS of Drawer*. BeJuced to 111 v» ECHOLS REDDING CO. Comer 3ed 4 Magnolia Pb. 1232 Phone ISM “Bad" Bamberger, Mgr. and Mohawk Are us Draamwotd. Open Meaday'a til I p. m. Sales Office on comer Osceola Dr Woodruff ft Singletary Re*] E s ta te MI Woodruff BM(. VENETIAN BUNDS (Nationally Adv. Rolla-lleadt Manufactured In Sanford Semiaola Veaatiaa Bttad Cm 120 West 3rd M. LOWELL E. OZIER 1 / Builder - Pbaaa ISM Custom Home* and Flodda Builder low cost borne* • Phone a o •1 VARIETIES PANELING Native and Foreign Wood*. See Diem At S h e rm a n C oncrete Pipe Co. WKLAKA APART KENTS: rooma, FOR SALE - S Bearoom Home. Oat West 13th 54. Pbaaa UM prtvats hatha. U4 W. B n l S t 4 Block from South Sid* school Sewing Varbiac*. a ad Bepalrtng Can 2541. BERTS 124 S. Park Pb*** t:«2. ■sBsway sad Baby Bsda Day, Week or month—TeL 1425. 3 BEDROOMS $9,450.00 sr-a*.. ------- u s west ftn t METAL HOOFING (Low Down Payment) Now to Stock. LV Crimp —114" Concrete Block Hornet with Car* Corrugated— 3l4" Corrugated FURNISHED APTS. porta and Storage. Furred Walls. Get all Your roofing needs it SOS14 Wait 1st. Or Call at FurnlKitchen eabtntts. V e n e t i a n S h e rm a n C o ncrete P ipe Co. Blinds. Built ur.der n tA speci­ tura Cantar. 112 West 1st. Pbna* 3429 fications City Water. Sewers • Out Woat UtkMSt. Avalos AyU. Efficiency. Phone Psved Streets. AIR CONDITIONING 411_________________________ Oiler • Waller Borne*. Ue. Room or House General Caatractlng Furnished Kltekeaea# ap u . Air & a. POPE CO_ INC. CtsdlUonad. Slumbarlana Court. 1M0 Mrilea rill a Arc. M i l l 1M1 » e SMth Park Av*. Phew* l*a* Smith City limit* Hlfhway 37-22. For your Baal Ettas* noesn: USED TRACTORS 2 Bedroom Ron*. '* Blf** tro,B Cullen and Harkey, Realtor* ^BrttVTrsetee C a ^ ^ ^ Scuthsid* school. Call 2X11*4 N. Park Are. Pbowa 2112. Ccnnil 13. Rfgrr? ft :p;drr 1 r.it 23 Sacred bull W A LK ET ^ S M ID S U M M E R D e r A M — A T 7 H C IC£T-H O dSE w w'i«i rtffttM iwMPiff *w. ftoulUdl Little Rock Buses Operate On Curfew CUT T 0 SIZE LUMBER j r HILL LUMBER b SUPPLY YARD ji S lUhirg J) u 4:22. Call FOR SALE - Niei clean Mar* ; In good eoidlimn. whit# >vr*U liras, mardriv*. win aheap. Can m teen at 1202 ■OUGHT , Ret a*ar* , -*-•--1^ % AO ■ll J1 & 1 A chamter 2 -i ttwii w a eiect. a , ttimmxi G.T.. tnurhe# Amrrican soil for th# first time In five ve«r* *# th» liner PffiHrxICIfl rlisd p*UI#ft In )(o.-w>luiii an mute to Ban Franclsm. Griggs, nf Jackson-* nil*. T#*., and t»n ether prlinner* o( war who aw.ichod to tno Communuta and than changed their rr.lnda fat* arraet In the Unitid States. Among chargn U one thst th#y signed a letter ursine »r. Amertcan nmrer to do(/ Joundphota) Television WOBO TT r i l t v a t L • TCEStUV ary g w v n o * * #1 At-sMure <ita Oacl# Walt s t# Isfsty First > n f . i H s n Carnival S rs w u ' a i r . K i , s-tpta. « tv J. ha Dalv ,v««# Doa M etis C rrnar I l 4 {eertimiis *ti4# 1* Talk of thss Club 7e»» 1 1 * Mui -at Varlanta T is u t s - a « # *■•# L l-*1 T hrsa U v a a #ht Thssir# » It # r T*-ss'f# * ## r .ir fr nn#r * n rnaa-w atwssi-sr# t#i#» 1«;I4 sio tin two 1 11 ai«*.n# Pregram Pssuma <11 Kswi-waatfc*r : *v t t * Morsisc Shaw l os l a s t P attars irtU > 0 4 « tlitl rPmaram n i r s e B#a n#auu# 1* t* S > * . W aaihsr U IS Vla-ssra D iisst It c« ,Tsnnass*i crai J r a t# Ikaw t i l l Lavs of U fa 11 I# e ta r rh te r T e u o r r o # IS V i a . s r j D l i s i l lil Ks s i -2 ’u ISsir i rk P a ir ■la Ja ii 1# Land Of Our# K.tS M-’via Ma Malta## J #» ft'# r#v «tr m (MUT SWAN, 21. namod th# !2U -Miss Atlantic City, will reign as official hnsteax tar Mu# Aaaaafea rontaatanta wh#n they arrtv# in Sepltmber. The No. 1 greeter for the beauty contest 1* ■ muni> ,cipal clerk. I II • I# « |v 11 fn 11 iItl l t# * Vi t o a r t I n t . s t rriarn#! i'r >tr»ada flri(*it#r Dav On Tour A ftoual Bowsing. h^AArouad l K#*s A rtaur e,«»frsr Sink* It. A;:a Valiant Lair L-va e f Li's ilia's Saa.-n r»r T r#w (UlS OuKtiag l.-fSt 1) f t Kltchsa KjtcSaa S llisw '** ll n W w ttAi T v srs 1 ** Bon O L# via : h Meussc art Si » Pave . II H CusSr I Aft Brightar nr.r C< (aerst Harm 0 1 Tatir i u s u l 460 Opts Ms l NH Hi R a d io T-Us* Ij A-ttls# B«stn# ftsrk l# tl e# S»* s.|#t*-w.ithar ' #i*a *|V Ts' 411* wbdwkioat ' in PIPE CO. 5i- or 3» UTSBS 1«*0 KHOCYCLM TiKsoar APTKBAOnn I M r t i a s r u # Xaisp 16* Warla At Sig e v g ru s 111 Twilight a*iga 1.11 *##rt$ B«#k • tl untal ? n T ss nMrirtm * On A C l a i l T ll E«dt» ftsW I it s«ef*rd Casaiaat# id.a* h s v s A’ Mem# with Must# "* U tmss i CaU T# Frar#0 ll. *i*n Off WVDfftSBAT ■OBirtis* IB# On r n t r • ra il T# J t a j M e • s Br«akar# vs t i t a n J a a t s r s i a* • f*v.n <ral#«k d u b 5CB,r t" c 6 .2 ! “ * n . M##r# 4##r# Cisco XI4 f<ai#*_5vihar. j r s j a e , >*tA ----- ... Badro A 1530. Can be scan at _ _ _ ito Grocery, 213 Palmatto Afeane, :V % 37 IS SPECIALS % -•i fgrnl 1 DOM N J Lnidi'cr.# ii i % ji n la’i'# iniftt aiafM ( te S S w X S i S m g a i ]4 $ % J4* tl Prorp' i th* m dtit 47 .NArf"# ((U L 11 % 33 Grr.Tsr.ie rharactfr ( A » % 21 Is To trac#. « ia aeurc* 31 Jrb a % % 17 lei* hnght J' J»s*m* §EE (aminola Realty for Deslr- Four bedroom homo. tH baths. abia Hornet and Apts. Fhona Tl. CONCRETE Full dining room. Glassed in notch. 2H acre* of cleared Ready Miard Concrete. Concrete land with fruit trees, shade Block, Sand. Gravel. Cement » S f f lR s \ i!« « .W trees Price 1 only 111,000. Tarma Concrete Pipe to Meat All Quail- I * - iiPItriA l, BKETtrX* 14- IT—AtTf«Mt»nil.EA TKAILBD* •14. can be arranged. _ .. ftcaUoaa. uSEB p DTBSInq f ix t u h l .'* It will pay YOU to see US belt** Robert A. Willlanaa, Raaltar j - i buy. Open Evenings aad C e a rre to P ip e O b . Sundays. AUantTc^aahBW? n ou i Eastalde Trader Bale*. Oat Waal l3tb 24. I Rooma and Bath. 11* Elm. Palalha, Fla. phone M«3-W. _______ . J . W. MALL., REALTOR — Factory to You — LITTLE nnt'K. Ark IP -B e . Phone IsUI BABGAINI M Ft. Trailer, 2 bedFlorida State Bank Building I0«f Sanford Ave. A tem laem For better trail" b v in y ie a ••Call Hall" 1 m rsbans, doll*, (rnerd. rau'e of what rnmpanv official* Thona 111 V eM tien BUnde ganlando Trader Park. 4 Stars, Mimeographing am! tvptng. Frank l»a\ . call 19^' eat. 2iO, ask for term*! "first-degrre murder" at­ Eeclaaad bead. Sag-proof bottom All modern. • ml- aouth on 1T-M Beicn. 231 West Pennsylvania W. M Foster. Esenmgs rail 2105 tempts agsinst nonunion drt»#ri, INVESTMENT OR HOMB raO wtth pUctlc ends. Plastic or Avenue. DrLans. Florida EASILY KEPT (' r information F.asv tsrms. rayon tape*. Cotton or oyLw bus »»rsire after * pm has been JUST REDECORATED OltU.VDO Morning Sentinel. Or­ MODICL- "A" F?)Rd7_ I Door- Se" suspended in Little Ruck anil North 2 RR FRAME HOME ON SMALL lando Evening Star. Call Kalph ■d - Needs some work First Liltld Rock creation room. IraraanUaia tiled LANDSCAPED LOT N E A R Swetkarik G teee en d P a in t Cn Ray. 1125-J. showers. -Really rl«sn lor Phone U 3'x'on in rash UVes it. Sanford SCHOOL AND SHOPPING - 111-111 Meat had S t Eugene Warren, attorney Inr *uiri who care. . Adult*.____ <i 1 t’nmpanv, 210 East 1st St. FH A FH unctBC CLOSE IN. CASH PRICE <2.230 Capital Transit Co. annoyured the Par RamodeUng and repair*. COMPLETELY FURNISHED RED-I-MIX CONKRETE MCE Badroom, Pvtvito entraKa 12— BOATB M gfORl -4 2 rurfrw Sunday night He u .d it Nothing Duwn—Bmall Monthly Miracle Concrete Co. and bath. Pnona 30»-W. would remain in effect "until pro Payment* llnw will you iwa*T Phone 1323 l e s s * th a n two th o usand 302 Elm Ayr. per aulhorilirt ran rrttnte talely Haw will sou Trane? Kherman Concrete Co. CLEAN fumlthen Apt. One. Two WILL BID' 4 HIGHLY DESIRA­ Ynur old Motor lor a o( night travel on public thorough­ rb e e t 2U9 BLE BUILDING LOTS ON OAK Used furniture, appliances, mots, Onl Wral 13th ptopla. tMOQ. i l l Park Asa. fletlrr grade - EVINRUDE! etc. Rought-aold. Larry's Mart. fares." Pl-UMBING AVENUE NEAR THE NEW 321 East 1st SI. Phone 1231. TEN Acrti o( Farm land for PINECREST SCHOOL ALSO Contract and repstr work. Free HOBSON S p o rtln jj Goods Warren said the decision fo withr o t oL Celery Are. Phone I slnrude Sale* A iiertlia 4 DESIRABLE LOTS LV LAKE esUmatae It. L Harvey. 2Uf riT FOR A QUEEN* draw the mmpany's n o n u n i o n 3*S f . J s l HI._______ Pk-.ne m 1 1 * 4 . ____________ MARY. Sablord Are. 1’bnoe 1*22 drivers "from the lire of (ire" OUT OF TOWN OWNER-MURT Foam Rubber Mattresses. InnerIt Ft plywood runabout boat. [ came .sfler ai« srparate incidents NEWLY Furnished * Bedroom RELL SPACIOUS 1BR-CR HOME S p r i n g Mallressr-. Cotichn, For Better Plurjiotng Baby Beds, Renovating. Grind House. Large srrrrn tV’jh. See or Gall with renter <t*.*iV sleeting wheel 1of gunfire aimed al the city huves stermr and Slip Cover work. Shady l a wn. Good fishing. IN Ql'tCT SETTING, SCREENED W J. KING )uit nostrt 2> H. P Jnhnwtn i were reported in poller haturJay BACK TOROt, AND LABOE NIX BEDDING MFG. COPhone 14LJ. _________ . Maine heavy duty oaa SeuUi Park Pbeea t* SIDE PORCH. ADAPTED FOR 1MI Sanford Ave. In l.ie ACall > 1' 1’"nlroti, i*in hi . vn night Pbewo i*«.J. trader, HO M after 5a M A room* furnished, 2 bedrooms. Officials nf the \FI. Motor Coarh JALOUSIES. 17,300 TERMS. Dragline amice, I^mrrronts A p nt. QUICK CASH lor furniture, boats. NEAR SHOPPING CENTER. Emplnse* t'mun. »hn e |i» drivers Phone 2M*. ditching Estimates civm. phoo* w. « . - B a r rrr.M Pr.R t* • FllI.M n ig g . UtaM (HWdefa and mtrhamrs left then )ibt June Genes- 1UH, Orlando FURNISHED l* t,M d » d floor Realtor — General lea erase# Sanford 2221. 17. h a 'f lepeatrdly denied com­ apt*. Osteen Apts. Call 1J5JJ-1 Gerund* B. D t S U f t r A*aa*2a2a at the Buy your Furniture at reryv'i pany charges that the union was before 2:00. Alter *:00 Call 1*P. Pbaaa B i t 111 N. Park At*. ig Peat on IT-12 FLOOR aandrng and fini*hmg Warrhoure r um . Co . at Mi » behind the violenca Fiona 2212 R Clraning. waung. Serving : emt I«. St. All nationally adv. (ur4 Room Furnished Duplex Apart­ ■ole County amc* 1325. H. M On* Bedroom house wtth etty ^lUirejMjeanihoutejirire^ ment. |30- per month. Adults. T H IS W E E K S S P E C IA L S ' Glaason, Lake Mary. water and sewerage. 704 W. 4th St. Phone 1441-W. BARGAIN TARLE - Doieoi ul 7: —JCi.Ecrctc.3i. B B R v icas-aa Missionaries Near »3,(»o with term*. evenings. LAWNMOWFItS i s T i a r p r n c d Item* — V. tOr. and 23e 3 Bedroom hnuie. flreplara with TOTIFA.Kh apwUanw^^alei Bi<*vcle it General Itrpair hratrrlator l.arge well land­ a Room furnished Apartment. THE CURIOSITY SHOP *nd service G. 11 Ulgh. Oviedn, End Of Project Slanlry'H Hike Shop scaped yard Neat to Bennett * Court Fla. Pbone 4131 or Saaioird 2300 M e H o n v iltr.__________ ROME e—Mtsslonsriev expelled 3lu E. 4tli St. Tel. 2UI t*4^W aflee * p m 211.000. IT-22 South from Red China have almnit d e a n quiet apartment. 1M Weal I Bedroom houa* with approalSANDIND • Finishing, *— OFFICE g O W B O T T - t i rompleted rompllatlon of five dirmatclv 2 acres. tU.ono 1st Street. ___________ . B i f w r l y A p pllnnrc C e n te r FLOOR Oak doors furnished, laid it fin ROSA L. PAYTON Imnarits translating Chm*>« terms "Your Wesllnghouse Dealer" i-hed. In buslnes* sinre 1120 HAYNES Office ■ Furnished 3 room house 00 San(Reg. Real EaUte Broker) .Maytag Washers writer*, addiu micmari. into English, French. Latin. Span­ K K. Stevens, Route 2. Hot 227; Amaabella Hrndan**, AaaodaU 115 MagaoUa As* Prone 1157 USMagMtta. Pk ish and Hungarian S O T lanula. , Cali 712-R-4 before T a. u . or New Location — Highway 1T4K 44.____ after 2 p. re. llaadquarlara for th# prewt is COMPLETE Yurnlahlngs for I at Hiawatha, Phan* 22T1. Mirao, Portuguese island off Bedroom Home. 1*05 Summer­ 14REdtrTY PARLOta -M QUALITY BULLDOZER wo r k HOME. Couplt. lW China, where minv of 1•*, mlslin Ave. RAYMOND U. I and land clearing. J C. CsrprqSU M M ER S P t ; a A L 8 , ® K“ llnaries took up residenr# S. D. S A S f t J S S F * Used wringer type washing mitfr, Rt 3 Boa 252. Sanford. Flo­ rn O Mrn a m ____ T^santy-fiv* Jesuit musionanes M iL Aasodat# rida. Phone 2244 X-W. CLEAN, quiet rooms TelevUbm. cite* largo alia. Phone 1373-J-l. Permissnt Waves Park A m Pkano a n Th* Gables. 401 Magnolia Av#* m south1 Path have worked thnusindi rf hours Slupiag 4 t Styling Our Specialty. letterheads, state­ RECENT Modal 4-burt>er GE ENVELOPES, Ssaford’a Mott )Iodera Beauty ttsce 1300 on a compilation which ments. invoice:, hand bills, a 3d C A. WHIDOON, S L F U S T floor furnished ApartRang*, deep well cooker *T3 Sikm. Air-conditioned. Soft wa* someday miy case th# task of p r o g r a m s . <dr. Progressive meat extrs nlea. Also Fuplshed 2 Door 22" Steal Cabmat t » . trr. and Penquln Drvera. future Christian tnlwionarifv in Printing Co , rhon* 40* — 40) u s r tjs r , “ , , s t ri . Oars re Apt. 1W Magnolia Asa. ^hoftt^ITgWJO ___________ HARRIETTS West Uth St. China. Fditor in chief is the R#v Jusn Goyoaga, Spanish fesult, REALTY NOOK SEVERAL Cottages. NMolF forRANDALL ELEC TR IC CO. Seminole Realty »hn told of the work during a nlhshsd, by month. Tree aleetrle 193 Bo. Oak Ave. Pboae *71 visit her# T. W. MEMO am eet CASH. TRADE-IN prices Electrical Contracting and R e ru n water. Can tea Sunday. W. O IE T IK S I For That Coifed Look. Hava your TV SERVICE CENTER t m Park Asm. FM as n «r *42 •aid far uowl hrnltura CaQ W hltr It'led A rut Wdaoa-Malar Pnmltura Cu. 2U Bendlv and Crosley Appllanrn NEW 3 Bedroom. eanerate Mock 112 U acnolla A vr. P h. 113 EVA-BESS BE A LTV SHOP pmnn Motel. R. J. CarroIL heme. Westin chouse Kitchen, Air Condi*loned 01 financed. Low D o n Pay* Ptaaabinr. Rrrewy rteiliag ________ Pbone .vu ____ UlMly furnished garage «*• meet Those 430. II. G. HODGES Couple only. Phon« lorme* on All Water Pumps— 73- LAUNDRY BERWICK Mayfair Established R o u t e , Sanford Avwu». n ia Wells Drilled - h a i s • Ooe k w r * n r i a 's a i ! Damp _______ jmh*d. Aanfard CleanFaola Road Phase ft* Dry ora. West 15th St____________ BitTuS ,.. • One b o o 44 Dn room 25 * 12, Jatouvat INSTALLATION of Linolaum. Car [wood. j . R- Grant. Fold WAITRESS M a r k e t Terminal war, double i i r r a . f pat*. 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Peterstrirg's cellar dwellers D u ll Cup aca Tony Trabert !> SA N FO R D H ER A LD gleefully took sdvsntsg* ri- six day begin a ld-day i*ri*i of ?/*»?■ __ aenta deiigned to elirainito hn Orlisdo crran for 10 ___ n a i __ Is th* t on to beat bach mli«riei aad have him la third inning sod tha Florida KUta League laadari abape for tha Challraga Round In 11-2 ia tha second fame of a dou- Fnreit Hilla at lha end of the month. blchesdcr lait mgh). 'Alula Trabert mtde hla dally OrUndo won tha op«aer 4-1 Second plira Sanford 1*11 4+t prescribed vliit to tha boipilal for gsm*s off tha paea by lo*ln< a treatmant of a pulled rauiela, C S douN*haad«r to GamoainUo M Tenma offietali wondered if he and U-S. Writ Palm Boach whipped «ould be abla to get tn thape for Daytona Beach 7-4. Cocoa and defenta of tha iweted mug. Ilene it how they figure: Likilind were not icheduled Only on* of tha Sainti' rum tn Tr*b«rt. who wai examined yeithetr hi* inniai wai earned Alex terday by two of the top ortho­ Gordey, Irruif for hla Jdth victory, pedic lurgeooi at the Hoipttal for Special Surgery, will he out of I? II .III wai blocked out during the wild action until Aug. 12 The Challenge OrUDin *» IT .Ml action and took tha lou. II* hid ** I* .111 alloired fi\e hit*. Cw» Round, in all probability agilnit l* 1* IM CtlitM.II* Joa Valmai tpired oijt four hit*! Auitralia. Ii 1 1 a t • d for Aug II M .IT! L*k.Un4 II II .ill tn the flnt gam* for hi* 19th tuc-' 3S-2T-9 b if t 'i i (•let W. rtlm *.«rh l* it real of th* aeaiou Tha itlendanc*! That would give Trabert exactly it ii tt . F .ta r tk tirr r n m b m m oult* at Orlando wai 744. I two weelu to get in ahipe after *-H, e.wl.r* »-A Weat Palm won deiplte two Day-! being out of action for mor* thin V. Mala P»»<-h T. n*r»'.sa L v h tona Reach home run. Gene Den- a week M AW A So I I. I t r.t.nburt 1*11 nett hit ter the eireult in the third "M'e'U rroii that bridge when »e lima* H TH nA TiS»t6 on*t * sc s in ii.a with one man no and Dan Keith! come to tt,” laid Cup Captam Bill1 C tTA TrO M f ■••far* al D art... B.eth added another is th* fifth with the Talbert, outwardly calm “Our iro pmaS., al Oair.**Tilla CWBER. A ub*laa4 at Cn«.i biiea empty. Car! Medley led Weat mediate concern la to keep Tony) one-w a r *t p.i*r»kqr* at W. Pairs B**i-b Palm battari with a double and retted at the phytldani directed A M IM ira* t.BAflCB A AS I ff OR >o iim ti »(h*<1ul*4 two tingle* ant three run* batted and make mre he geti dally heat j/'O e fi 7 6 0 W D i n it hedcle i treatment* both at home and al Is ll at waablnitaa • Iran A * O t 709,410 ii Bafilaara Siaterd'i 'defeat* ran It* losing the hospital at h'.w Trrh , WITA ftrlng lo-flv* Th* Card* chaied| Talbert l* keeping Trabert In hlraia al GatnriTtlle'* 20-game winner, R o , hu home ter hi* period of coaMATIOWAL I.KiOtm W V reefclra ?! ii ,i »i lando Ortega, in the fourth Inning valeirenre. IT l« .III of tb* lerood game but were! "Actually, we (ten t know exactly Itaraukaa II I* .III •topped cold by Sergio Hebra who how long the treatment* will take v Trrb H4«l»bU II II .HI IThlrlfo ia IT .lit allowed only on* hit and no rum or here Tony will respond to them If I# .III lb* r*at of th* way. Cl,larinaatl But w* have the doctors' optimis­ tout* II II .11* tic report and naturally top* ter I* IT .1*1 f t iiikurah TOT]cu n ana r e u i -t * the best.” ClBflnaail l, MllUlalphl* » ___ , . I. Trabert romplalned ri a reektra I, Ullw.qk*. I 14 taalar* back in tto final ri tto Meadow iitelfurrfc I. Ckl-ag. I Club Tournament last Saturday aw Turk *, it Latlll 1 T iD in ir n ib t u and was forced to default to Ed ‘ at Cklr.se Moylan tn tb* final. A physician al Ctaeliaall t Mllwaaka* on tto scent told him his ailment at I t uiata CHICAGO A —Tha major leagues wasn't serious, but Trabert wanted to to sure, so he took Tony to the knocked out tha rule that a player • cannot report to spring training G am e Commission NEW YORK, Iiu-Twenty gam* hospital yesterday. winner* ia the major leaguet Una "Nothing serious. Just a pulled before March 1 and scheduled action yesterday on the Sets Two M eetings m i *oo almott win to ai tcaree ea muscle," was the verdict "He definite controversial bonus rule at s Joint needs rail noa l*ggri outfielder*. meeting in Chicago next Decem­ For N ext Weekend The way th* pitching rituatten ber. TALLAHASSEE— The Hama *hap«a up with only on*third ri Big T e d , Snider In dropping tto eurti on spring and Fresh Watar Flak Commission the campaign to play, only Don training, the American and Na­ •dll held Two meeting* In Ft, Newcomb* of Brooklyn and Robin Ahead O f HR King tional leagues, meeting separately, Leud.rdtl* Augurt $-4, A. D. Att- Roberts of the Philadelphia Phil be* appear certain to wind up NEW YORK. 'A-T»d Kluucwskl decided a player does not have tieh. Direct**, annomred today. ri Cmcinniti and Duke Snider ri to report before March 1 but can Th* first ireeting will to a Joint with a» many ai SO victories. Brooklyn are both ahead ri tb* if to so wishes. Newcomb*, the Dodger*' one•earing of Uia Commission and IwprvsenUtrve, af tha Caatral and man gang, ha* in IB-1 record paee set by Babe Ruth when he Last year, playtn were not Southern Florida Flood Control while Roberts, with at least SO hit an home runs in 1*27 for tb* allowed to report before March 1. the pleytv-bonu* rule, which District at tha Lago-Mar Hotel, triumph* to each of tto last five major league record, but not by bisOnbeen unsatisfactory to every­ ra. has wna IB lames while much. Ft. Lasdordala, at 7:20 p. as., Fri­ one concerned, the two leagues Big Kia and th* Duka have hit sg nine. day. August A Purpose af IW meet fointly in tn effort to •eating win to dlKtuaJoB of tha Frank IdUma ri tto Bo*too Bed M In 109 and 104 games, respec­ will mMO-aero Everglade. Wildlife tea 044? has a chance to make tively The Bab* didn't hit his 2Mh eliminate tt Tto present rule requires • team Maaagsmaat Atoo hi Dadh, Bra- (to 20-grade. Bo have Early Wynn homer until the i n game to carry bonus players for two Neither Ted nor Duke will have Ward aad Palm Baath Canties. (124) and Bob Lemon fl2-T) ri t to Commlsslon-Floed Control tto Cleveland Indiana and Whiter to maintain a fait pace to keep yean and Inclod* them within tha District m*«Unf will conclude Ota Ford 0 2 4 ) ri the New York ahead ri Ruth's record this month, U-player limit dsy-tong public demonstration of Yankee*. Leman, seeking his aev- for tto Babe hit only nine tn Other milters such as minimum equipment which will help develop «nth 20-gam* year, has been August during his record-smssblng pay increases and winter baseball tto u tifW M n t a m far public tottered by a hip Injury. Dick year. But in September to eraehsd were discussed. Commissioner Feed Frick, who u i . Demonstration* will to told at Donmrae ri tto Chicago White Sou out IT. Aadytema, waat af Ft. Lauderdale has a 1*4 record before to wna Willi* Mays ri tto New York attended yesterday's meetings, o*t aad smith af Lafea Okeechobee. sidelined fey an eppmidlctU* at­ Giants is not far off Ruth's pace Aug. 12 for a meeting in New with 24 circuit drives in i n garnet. York ri baseball's Executive Coun­ Tto OaaM Gaamlsatoa will told tack. cil aad representative* ri tto Car|U second meeting **10 * m From nB todJeatkni, feewem Saturday at Tto U | o Mit B M baseball's Mg leagues will produce Don Stands C h an ce rtbsan Confederation tor further study ri winter baseball. The play­ F t Laudardala. Beotia* Cssrasl*- tto Jewett total ri td-game pro•lon htutaaaa will to aaealdw duren line* lMg only four O f Beating Record ers have ashed that all restriction t to lifted from playing winter baseAldrich stated. . . . . pitchers did It. A mealing prarlouilf aehadulad Leri Miaou produced six 20- BT. LOU1B (*—Freddy Fitiilra- bilL to to told Is Okeechobee A usust«, game winner* — Wynn. Lemon mooi, roach of tha Nsw York tenetted hi fsror t t tto F t and Roberta with 2B, Johnny An- Giants, says Brooklyn’s Doe New­ tantUi ri tto New York Giants combs h u • "food chines” In Lauderdale n a tstt Flood Central District. •sd Warren Bpakn r i Milwaukee break Ms wen-test pitching record nnni o with 21 and Bob Grim r i tto ia tto National League. Fsl Freddy posted tto league 1 DISTBICTS 4*D m lS M B ir. Yeatoee. e rookie, with 20 tooetll la 041 this year. Bpeha haa mark ri 144 te 1*40 at tb* age w ,4,r,* D • M l record a d Grim, out with ri 2B when he wes with tto same XJ3S Vetlee it heresy ytyee shat • g een arm, has wen onto Big Newk now steads at 11-1 r f E L w r i f ® w trfV r v M . ? •galiit two setbacks. erttt about two months ri tto Ma­ “In?.: son still rsmaiaiag where a detest HEW TORS • - »«F Brill, tlugglsg catcher «d tto Fighting It Simple or tww could ruin the record bid. n.ete i« «k< "Ncwcorato has a good chance he n«r af Brooklyn Dod*m, brnto ori tt a to break It," Fituimmou said be­ <e> The a n PBW I ahmp lari week aad today bald a To Tony Anthony trtet a-l-A roiaiU-ramitri. te­ 10 prist lead c m FhfladelphU'i NEW YOBS. IA— Fighting D • fore last Bight's Glent-St. Louis rete* ee <h* Kj A* M s *f t a t s kleMe Aihbun is tto Hattenal simple thing to T o y Anthony. Cardinal'* game, "especially with * tr» .i balw ees l i u k Avenue es4 ia a fe r* A*eau*. 1* preaeeed t s League batttaf eompetitlon. Either you tnoek out tto other that club behind him ” be t h s i f r t I* C-N rOMMEItPreacher Roe cam* elm* in 1M1 C! AL - H I T A I L iKelabberheed c , mn climbed *er*n point* to guy or to knocks you out. Bh**•!*«) D letrlfl Sell prewarJM with IS Uts is » 0t toU Lilt night tt It. Nicholas Arena with a 224 mark, ala* ter BrockMain while Aahburo dropped al«fat tt wee "(he otter buy" - aid Ir*. i •|7 , K' -f 4' -t. 20-Game Winners In Major Leagues i Scarce This Season J m ffB M B Scoff Frost Towers Above Top Trotters Wlfl?60+* T m jo c r tr t r t o * OR MOAT OR rp tr* t p * t AtfAAO.PttO fH SM R O R f m * * B txcA Professionals Try For Tam O'Shanler CHICAGO (A F r r isiila il golf­ ers from throughout tto nation will shoot far 72 funUfytag place* In tto All-American Man** Fiwteaiian al Tournament at Tern OBhanter today and tomorrow. Doug ganders ri Cedar Town, Ga , and Chick Evans ri Chicago yesterday led IT qualifiers ta the All-American men's amateur sec­ tion with Uuee-uader-per Ms. Also determined yesterday were women qualifiers la both th* ama­ teur and professional sections. Joycw Like ri Waterford, Wl*., and Alice Bauer Higgs ri Bara •ota. Fla., led tto worn** profes­ sional qualifiers, each firing a 71 over tto l i holes. Grate Leone ri Chleage topped Ito women a mi tours with a 4041 -Tg. Shs wai fallowed by Butt Jesran. Sea IDs and Nadya* Granirk. Milwaukee, both with m . f tufSto* to tto Awerien League, Al KaHm tt Detroit Is tto Btroee of kia wont rituap tt tto yeer. ta «V U Prista. t o * totttsg Jto, Me ke«d last nearly u ' R we* errerel waaki if* . Titusville tides au su 3 V ~ tft.'S f ' . rtod tote Srird rU m at JU • lire yriBl fsto. . ^ matte sight . count In the Bret liU p a . •s : iN sa. ai 2:14 12 TH m ri L av rf.v.tr-fK.Saa.1 O T W - '* ta r r 1 am 1:21 a.m JR B lfli. MS wt k r a M rtopja. 4:27 »M4:22pm. HydrimiM*. n ila , has Ur, a l pamrrife' tootina Intlda aad out *1598 # - | :^ero*M n nVSd% keerttl 51987 * a DODGE Dlplomot 55 PLYMOUTH Club Coup* KmUa, h a ttr . L scrUf rw M i. L a a Mtaa EM M Barabr brokM la. Local mrmr. In* maeulato -CltF I » S;4f 2-te- 53 OLDS 98 Holiday Lncaltf owns*, beautifafly earW far. I uOf ofluippad. 2:41 to Faust's Drug Store # « R N i M b (m mi 1MB DODGE*. Than* Ut*d Cart a n Uw b a d n S had. Wa haia to offar Lbm i at such low prion, but w i n uH wrote* yooo. 50 CADILLAC Coups da Yill* CIlfMAK A T tt Im Tunnel, defensive toekftold iter ter tto football Giants, has played la every Pro-Bowl game since the classic was started eight years ago. Fight Results If yon ai* thinking about buying a better tu«d ear, come in now. .YokH AifTcr miko a better trade. feswllr SMerlkd IL M* tkal ■ a.m Aritoay wee ' W . a m t malM , ctri Befebv Boyd r i Chicago flattened tto New York middleweight la 1:H r i tto third round ri • scheduled 10-round match. "I never get hit on tto chin Uka 7:17 a. tost." ui< Anthony to hb dr***- 7:21 p.21 GOSHEN. N Y. A - Harn*s* hors* fans who look in on the anth Hambletoolan Stakes tomor­ row n ay to seeing the greatest 2-year-old trotter since Greyhound won the great sulky classic Just 20 years ago. That wai tto gen»r»i impres­ sion today as Scott Frost stood out like a lighthouse tn a told ri 11 of tto nation's fastest trotters. Scott Frost ia owned by Sol Camp, Shifter, Calif., potato and cotton farmer, and to bids fair to take racing's second big pnne back wwst this season. California's Swaps won tha Kentucky Derby, and Scott Frost Is the tarty 24 favorite ter th's trntUng counter­ part ri tto derby at Bill Cane's Good Tima Perk. "I haven't seen a trotter like him sines Greyhound,” said Sand­ ers Russell, an eld lima Grand Circuit veteran. Hoot Mon holds th* Hamblttoniaa Urns record ri 2 minutes flat for lha mil*, end Scott Frost Is a son ri that 1217 srltuMr. Scott Frost la only one ri three hereet entered by Camp, and »Uhlamato Butch Hanovar has a good chines la grab second mon­ ey. Tha other Camp contender la Home Fra*. Tto main opposition to the Weat Coast triumvirate la GalophoAe, owned bp William T- Maybury, Dexter, M*., machine tool maker, and Childs Hanovar, property ri tto Texas oilman, K. D. Owen ri Houston. Galophone is 4-1 and Childs Hanover 4-1. Tto rare will have a total value ri IKMTJI, tto winner netting $22,117.00 or M per cent. Tto sec­ ond to n e gets $21.71441, with $B.to third, end 94.24S.1B to By ED CORRIG AN | rnlttag Junior Gilliam to scorn Tto Associated Pros* Karl Spooorr. third Brook pitcher, Nurstnz a paprr-thm one-game1was th* winner and Ernie Johnses lead and deprived ri the services lott it a l their top pitcher, the Chics an Don Uddle made hii first start White Box tackle tha rollicking - for the Giants in more ihan s Boston Red Sox tonight in the month and held th* Card* to fl\ a tight American League race. i hits. Willie Mays hit hla 2419 Tto White Sox ar* Just one gam* homer, and 12 percentage points in front, HcrOsctl Freeman cam* to a of th* New York Yankeas and mate's rescue ter tto third tiirs Cleveland Indiana and threa games In the list three games when hi ahead ri the Red Sox. currently saved Art Fowler m tha ninth ter tto hottest team In the league Cincinnati. While the White Sox snd Red Dick Hall whipped tto Cuba for Sox are battling, th* Yanks and l.ho second time tn sight days and Indiana wtU be trying to knock in ih* process broke a six-gimi each other out of the race m Lie Pirate losing streak. He a ln first of a three-game set in New. knocked Ln what proved to to tha York. ! winning run with a aingle fat th* Marty M*rKm!i Pal* Hoie are "Wh- Th** *1V# hi"1 * *4 **» t hampered by tF* absence ri Dick hu*.‘h* » « r«* t,rl « tt ttctr Donovan, their No i right-hander halt. Ha is recuperating from an appen­ dectomy and will to out mort than four weeks. Connie Johnson (1-t) will get the call tonight. Tommy Brewer (*4i will to on tto mound ter the Red Sox. To add to th* White Box'* trou­ l«v, tSI, r.«4 Cr —», La autrM ii. <i J"» Hr»»a ll». JCeir Orltani, bles, third baseman Georg* Kell, •1J POST AWTIIUR. Tea—Paul J«rthird leading hitter in the league lit V Housfea. has been having back troubl* ©• Pulses. Sax Ae»"atx s. STDXEV. Vo.if.il* —T«rl Metagain and strictly a limited service rtu l»e. T«««aUvU, outrotalH performer now. r*t»r t>« Vr1«e. tt*. HelUna. ie; Tto Yankees and Indians, eager to get off on th* right fori, will send their aces to the rubber Early Wyan (U-lt goes ter the. Indians, while Tommy Byrne (24) pileto * for the Yanks. No games were scheduled In Ito American League yesterday, but the National League had a full slate. The Brooklyn Dodgera wid­ ened their lead to l l ' l games b) coming from behind to defeat the . . . WITH second-plies Milwaukee Braves 44 in 10 Innings. QUALIFIED CARE! In other games, the New York Giants knocktd ths St Louis Car­ The wonder drum w ont work dinals into seventh place with 2-1 victory, the Cincinnati Reflags miracles for tww wnlesa arw* climbed to sixth by winning their scribed specifically for poor fifth straight, a 44 decision over needs, Bro vsar doctor fln t; th* Philadelphia Phillies, and the b n a r hie aroeertstio* l* us! Pittsburgh Pirates edgad tto Chi­ cago Cube 44. Law Burdette held the Brooks scoreless until they tied it in the seventh with three runs. They won Near P. Q. Ph. 103 it in tto 10th when Johnny Logan hobbled a double play ball, per- AMAZING STOCK REDUCTION SALE Legal Notict Campantlla Brooks Slump To LooA In Batting Circlo 1 a Standings and Results Spring Training Curb Dropped; Bonus Rule Next Chisox M e e t Boston. In Crucial Series; Yanks, Tribe Clash * 1 6 9 3♦ D is c o u n t Dodge Qib Coupe *30 Itliw U i Chib •H FMittictDoor U Dodge Club Coupe H Pbwetti 4 Deer *41 Stodebilur Seda« W1U . YOU BS OUK GUEST? ri I ■-r* n; SO;'.': *. ' **. ; �-! Weather ad Ln Population 23% In pnni Partly eVwdy tndsr bareming • r r iilia illf clortdv T S sn is* . 4 yearn. • E n U h tta h o d lS M AN INDEPENDENT DAI1.T NEWSPAPER 8 A N PO H P. FLOHIDA. W E UN ESP AY AUG UST 3J I9SS Yoshida Claims Notes Molested TOKYO -D—Shigeru Yoshida says in bis memoirs lhat some of Japan's leaders at the time of Tearl Harbor tampered with the text pf a filial 1' S note, thus per­ suading reluctant oftit.aU to agrea to war. "This was a fraud by tha mili­ tary and amounted to conspiracy," declares the 78->ear-o!d diplomat and politician who guided Japan as prime minister through six post­ war years. He said the note from tha late Secretary of State Cordell Hull rfore the Pearl Harbor al­ as marked "Not definitive." was the idded comment in lha note that "this Is s basis for negotiation” and pjrt of tha pre­ amble emphasised "this ia a ten­ tative plan." “ Not only were all these words deleted," Yoshida said, "but the portion covering tha Japanese stand waa also deleted when the document was submitted to the Privy Council as ’the Hull note.’ I was informed that nnly the Ameri­ JOE LOUIS PERRY IP. a senior at Crooms Armdrme. tn s rrrd a can position w n carried in a one­ 31* f„ot alligator whila flatting for bass vaalcrdav ln Lak* Monroe. sided manner." ft was on the basis of this doc­ I t took about 20 minutes to land and ha was assisted b r Robert Stringer. IS. seventh evade Crooms student, lha bors relatad that tored note—accepted by Japan as I there were books and bits of line in tha 'rato r’s mouth \*h«r« hr a virtual US. ultimatum—lhat re­ had apparently he«n caught brforr »rd freed himself. The creulur* luctant Japanese civilian leaders was donated to the roo. (Staff i’hoioi____ ____ _________________. and some doubtful military chieftaina finally agreed to war, Yo­ shida said. * Fairlane Terrace Plaf Is Approved For A. C. Doudncy Prrm leased W ire No. 244. Ground Observer Corps To Organize Fishing T ournament Sunday Closes For Summer Operation Casselberry A s k s County To Share Funds A plat » t i approved h r she Board of County CoumDaionara of Seminole County yesterday. Tho city-wide fishing lnurna-| Th# !«sii o ' Casielherry, yes. Fairlane Terrace, a lub-diviilnn men! for youngsters, conducted hy ter-iai. approached the H-'*td of in I-ake Mary, »*» okeyed hy the • urtv Comnti-* oner. «f Semin, commissioner* when submitted by "•* recreation department dunn Membership Need e’e Courty with an e'» toward Ihe summer program ram* lo A. C. Doudnry. rnd yesterday with a IJ-yt.it wtu •wurmg fund- for it* streets. After a heavy schedule of items hoy tsking the lop prtre of a Told By Maybury Repte.ented hy Attorney Allra comm* before lh« hoard at lit Ihrre horsepower Evinrude out­ In a mammoth epfis'-on Sun­ G ant. IliUhnd Ca-«e!berrj s«kcl meeting yr'terday, CommL*lon«-r board motor. n# half o t day, the Gfo-iml llhterver C o r p , the Con Fred Dyson requested that the i E. W. Christensen, recreation throughout the Southern Area, all of U-. Ro»d and Rridg. Fund enmmi»st«n consider the purchase 1director for the rily-wide rrrreawill le.t m, strength and make millace lr«ie,| in Ha corporate of air conditioning for In* com­ (ton program, said that Hilly limits. test observations, missioners room. Action taken hy Johnson. 12 avvi Magnolia AvrGiant poi-ited.out to th* £.m iat.fo rf. Mayhury, Commander the board will require that bids >•*•* I a - IE SIR gait la 8 KT T nur. took ihe top prut w.th * ' Frminn!, (' min' r '* 1M h* of the Campbcll-Ustlng Post „ •f he secured for the required air seven pound IS ounre hast J- • ’I'ou**'"’ IM* £ • » Us. gra#rl , r i . lon , , n ,i!« Cojn'y Commissioners lhat conditioning. Slate I » • makes It not arbitrary Frank tnderson. II. of Golden ,h*r m,r* u *' yrar, according lo Sanford, >aid that / an .1 attempt ........ “anford C i t y Commissioner • ike look Ihe second prtre with ,h'’ Ku-lx»t adopted as advertised • ill he m ide lo organise the loeal hut ronip't-nf) thst th# fund* ha John Kridrr appeared before the his four pound It ounce bass, hla yesterday hy lh* Beard of lounty group lo add a tremendous harrd wi h the town of t assetCommissioner*. County Commissioners to report, prize » u i reel The tolal hudget, whirh nears strength lo the defense of a \ulalong with rommisslonsr Fred "Th* town is hard up for fund* Richard Powell, li. of Ri t nerahle part of our rssuntry In Dyson, on the colored playground Box l*o, e' idrntly an ardent fish­ one million dollar*, «*• not chang­ ras# of rnrmv attack. «• t i -.i i nom • . . tha in Goldsboro. Krider aatd that at erman look Ihrre p rim in thr ed after each Hem was rnnsulered - a i lad, “iha Mavh,itv .aid Ihai i--»nagrrs. least Xl.VfWl will he spent on tournament with a three pound, hy Ihe commissioners at yester­ and B'iulu of anv age, are asked town routsctl hi» authorised me to equipment for the playground two pound, and l>« pound hats. day's m-eimg. to lake part in this vriv import- ask for two thing,.’’ These h# Th# General Government fund. Alto Included in tha plant, Kridsr It# Wai awarded a reel, glass rad, point'd out were; <11 asiuranca told the hoard. ar« two tennis ar.d three plug*. in «he p.oposed hudget suHmittad | u i'C b r pia-.' n" ^ thst Casselberry would r*.-*iv# Its eeurta, • volley hall court, a hes- | Robert George, Jf, of Golden t« lbs commissioners for consider­ The le. t observation will he • hare of th. road aid hlldce fund kethall court and a eofthall 41a- Liko look a reel si a prtre in ation, ls UD.Mi.OI, Th* R»sd beginning immediately, a-d gJ t tot.) .. II <l •> «he American La- lhat Cais*Ih#rrv ha given tha •he citv-vrtde event with a two and Rndga fund Vffut nn | «V#»bnrB 17* 2*. And th . Fine and Forfei­ The City Commissioner SnM the pound three minco h*«s, vard Sunday, Mayhury Mid. from amount of money a that should board "I am confident that thiv Earl Foulk. It, Sanford Avenue, ture fund tolal is |IIS,i01.!tY H a m to 9 p m. Interested per­ ha». he«n shared during the past project will do much toward eli. waa awardrd a plug and a finis, The mllUffe set hy lha Hoard son. should go io the legion flv# yrarv of ,C<winiy in mutating juvenile delinquency." ........ ,Commissioner*, ... mu . if. .Ihe . . . building (hI Mine tll . •Commission —iiini -o ,Chairman rsiim sn John mg aril* for landing a Us pound ,-l adoption of the budget a. adver- th„ |h f, fL | ran lw , r . rd ' lo M" uh “,h" '* ihe ftrs* baas. ^ "me the m atter has com* to eur Prues fug the fi-hing coolest Used will be: aeven mill* for Orn - 1 h, , p Seminole County attention." ’ ll > Is« *my understand* were made possible hy The City ral Government. I'V mills ft'r •* Corps into . full-ilrengUi unit. * «■* ha said, ’’that Casaelt-erry nrcrratmn Department, Hill Hard­ the Fme and Forfeiture fund, two Th. Ground O I„e,s,r Corps Ing," h., . JACKSON, Misa. te—Four can­ School Board Sets V» U *'* 1 ware Company, Hobson Sporting mill* for the road and bridge ha. been ... up for lh.- pad f,v . ^ ,B* ^ didates for Missiulppi governor fund, and three mill* for th# Goods, Gene’s Tessro Service. year.. Mayhury pointed ou. and in * f’'”‘U of ,h* *'nr* stepped on each other s heels early Meet Tomorrow •* • f.-w town .» Crowe's Fivh Camp. Hill Imple­ hospital. Twenty mills will lw re­ ••>me .ta t.............periled n„ . today ai vole counting reached the -p, The Feminol# County R-’hi'Aj ment Company and lha Firestone quired f<*r Ihe operation of ^envinhalfway point In the first Demo­ function of the Board will hold a eprclei kiw i- Store. ole County school*. I d-frn<• o’ganitaiion, h* said, is cratic primary election. Even though tha general pal, twg tomorrow at 10 a m. in the , airplanes of soy type.. , , Recreation Director (Tirlslenaen A runoff election Aug. X it cer­ | r(<l [f nfficea of the Superintendent of •aid lhat if any of lha participants tern of taxes lesird in adjacont j |llrr# in o n Stale. M .ih iry e ^ l,,"’, • study th# malice. tain. inties, and eounllea over^ moal I plmtnawl.'(!••'' giound ,i" “ . low that The togs two vote getters In yes­ Public Instruct Ion at the Court had no! heen contacted, lo pleas* co of the S la'r, Semlnol* County rail him al 1371-R for their pri­ lasts will h# rsdured l»o mills it I* pr-ssildq for tr-tny plane* terday's primary may not be House, The board « tn make • firel se*. I* hedge hop sritheiit radsr oh known until lata today. Lang bal­ study - h»o u -wd e-»d ftildfo t<J * nil!- • *r*#«on. of the I9S.VM budget‘and lets bt all counties slowed returns. Consider ■ — -*k ■ «— a te »»• c -t '• ha « I^ (|U . *• Ue appointment of two "It la tn 'A# inle Atty. Paul Johnson, making hla or three teacher* for the aim-.mg O. I\ Herr, ten, a n a. f-nie of eur r ejnlry third try for the post his fattier year. cia| tinea that the Grinr.d l once held, look the lead at 1: IS R. T. Milweo. Reboot Fup*rina m. loday and kept a raror thin Michael Mikler, 73, h fondent, said that lha hoard margin over 41-year-old Ally. Gen would also consider and review toanw rillrrna will join w -h us J. P. Coleman. Central Florida The i't»"deol of th* Reminola tha preliminary plan* for nine >n this gigantic effort and t<-at Former Gov. Fielding Wright, more school rooms at tha Golds­ High J-rhonl h< y Club S|">k# lo ob'ervatinn tn hettrr l.rlp defend KVyrar-old founder of the Statei boro School. LONDON, in —Communist Bui- Pioneer Succumbs the h'nnford K o a n u Club today our poultry, Right* party in 1>M. followed in «* h,- reported llir «v«nt« which Mitwee said today lhat tha De­ ta n a admitted today thai Iwo of One of Central Florida's pin A* soon as enough of our pillthird place. Ally. Rosa Rarnrtl, partment of Puhlie Instruction her fighter planet ahot down an near and surceaaful celery growlook pla.r at ihe hr) Cluh’i In* ^ ___ us_ .......... sens join with lo form_ th of Jackson, ran a close fourth. will probably move Inlo ita nrw l-racll airliner laal WednesiUy. p.">ed away Monday night w y *VBjIMbia' orgarurailnn. the trrnalinnal convrntion in Detroit. Mrs. Mary Cain, newipaper ed­ offices on Commercial Avr. dur­ It said il would "discover and ers at hi1 home In Slavla. Gn-uud " ’•-•Tver Corps. M.itbui)- Mirh. itor known for her fight* agalnat ing th* week of Aug. IS. Simul­ P lith Ihosa resp oniihlt for Ihr Edwin Madden loM th# Kiwan. Mlrharl Miklrr, 1J. fame In continue-l, w* will •upi-rcompulsory social security, Irailcd taneously, h* »aid, tho special c ilasim phe." la gtuirp al |H r<*.>n luncheon Slav ia In 1913, and wai '»n» < > f tisort and clm-f ob.rrvrrs in the weakly in fifth place. AU M persona ahoaH Ihe air- ihe nldett nirmbers of SI Luke’* teacher groU|B> will ha moved Inin permanent grinrp. "Whrllier * mrrllng l«,ia) i ,t "it was inter. • , murh pould the office* now located in the liner, Including II Amerlrans, l.ulheran fTturrh there It* was 1prrs-’O cay iln e lr « In o f III <> C«tlrig In Srs,rrr killed. Tha plane, whirh had b-irn in Slovakia, Court Honso. com* fr«-m one h-y f luh." j "r jn>’ . a «iral| amount of time c Men off course, erashed JimI Ms i Irn revir «i-l H . four daya C ivil Service Group lie Is survived hy a brother. , .* . , r anxious to get a, n>#ny r n h of th* Bulgarian G r a a k Joseph Miklrr S r; two Ions, , prop!, intrtea'.rd a* po.tible," he 'pent a*. »h* r*nvrntion and re­ b rd er. Lively Squabbles tailed thn prr-.rtlng of tha FrewTo M e e t Tomorrow Joseph H. Miklrr, and John Mik lii. Previously lha Bulgariana had Irr; Iwo daughters, Mrs. Andrrw lornFound.li. Award foe lb « O va Service Commission Are Seen In 1956 • •Id Red antiaircraft guns downed Dud* J r . and Mr*. Paul TrainsIVorV Against \ in-lallsm to lh* of tha City ef Sanford will hold hey d u ll II* .1 I rrr.!l*,t the t-eWASHINGTON l-Ti—The thinM lha airliner and promised partial ky, and seven grandchildren, all French, First Sf. Ita rngwlar meeting tomorrow ter Ilia million dollar of Alavla. He ia also survived hy ginning of . Y. r Scholarahlp for night In tha commission room of Congress left undone, • big part piyment Crossing Studied outstanding wo-* in tha dub. of tho story of this year’s sec­ p sne But lha tsrael Foreign many nicer* and nephewi tha City HaD. Ministry said Monday that Israeli Fallowing numerous eomplatets IVealay D*os, d'lsga’a to lha Funeral wrelre* will b# held Tha meeting, called lor I tion, promts* lively wptahble* la Investigator* who Impeded Ihe Thursday, I p. m. at SL l.uk*’s about tha eondltlon of lh# street r«nv«nt|on from lh# tonal eluh, o’clock, wUl ha primarily a re­ IftM Fourteen Important lersim r* wreckage saw “ numerous hull*! laiihiran Churrh wllh Pa'ior crossing it First Rl. and F’rench 'h-scrihed m detail th* *\tond*<l organization meeting. Wartrn F. 'our laker) hv (Fe hry Club m*m* President Elsenhower asked for holes'* and gainwl "Ihe definite Stephen M. TMhy officiating In­ Ave. CityManager Those serving on the romrnlaimpression" lhat they came from terment will he Hi Ihe Mavis Knowles,along with C. A.|t*ne- -o-' bn*h g ' —g lo and Coming lion to represent tha employes did not rearh hli d*tk. Ravaral machine-gun fire. dirt, As'istanl District Engineer fr**m th* e,-ruentlon. Lutheran Cemelery. of Use city are Representative other major bills slso were left Trip* to lh.- i h#*t* rflnld CSganGuy Blaek’a Funeral Rnswa of for th. Mat* Road Department, Mack Cleveland Jr. and John hanging. r u r n r dies • •wl R V, Filxgrhal<l, vice-presl- e lt. faetory, ihr mot. Ihan Vv® Orlando ia in rharge. All pending legislation will ha Ivey. Members representing the AT MARINELAND deni of Ihe James !(. Cragg Con ehurchea in R - hmon.1, V* , tha Oty of Sanford are: Roy Holler aliv* when Congress rttnras J*a. MARINELAND LT - Flippv fhr alrurtinn C-nnpany, surveye,! the visiting of old Ft. McKinley BTRANfiE OFFIfttS and Harry Lee. The member al 3. conditions there thi. morning. where th# Jlar ;o»ng!e<| Banner BELTON, Tea. ID-R. R Perhspa th# most Important El­ Educated Forpolt# Is dead; fam e large, elected by tha four memunknown. II* w at lha first por- Jnnsi, who has soma hsrhH wire The City Via tagsr s offlea this was srntten and tha visit lo An* senhower hills stranded were ben chosen by the city and the these to atari a multlblllion-doHar pnit# taught at Manna Studios In for sale, hat been gelling longue- mornirg said that steps will b* napolis, as s i ! a- a broad tour of employes, la Hugh Whelrhel. expansion of tho nation’s highway ump through a hoop, raise a in chesk offers from throughout Ihr lairn to Improve th* #rn,ting <• Waehtsurlnn D. C-, w-ra rteaerlh* building program and to aid In flag, blow a horn and retrieve Southwest line* his for-tal# ad In a* m>< In rndang,-r ihr safety rf mi isi detali. a stick la response lo spoken lh* Tampla iT ei ) Daily Telegram attlomobil.-a paaarng through tiia Tha two apr.her* »«e* la b # local school construction. Rev. F. Morgan inlrraevllnn. word' and hand signals. llliral I.) Dr. J H. Root. ram* out "harhrd wlfa." Seminole County Taxes To Be Down $2 On Thousand Planned E. Tucker Appointment Told To Be Good Will Ambassador Runoff Eleclion T. . T. E Tucker, president of the ! Florida l u t e Rank received hit appointment todsy a t “ Amhassador of Good Will" for the State of Florida. Tha appointment was made by Nathan Mayo. Commlssioorr of Agriculture and Chairman of the State’s Good Will Committee. Tucker, along with his appoint­ ment. received a supply of good will material that Mayo said "1 Bill Waldeck opened ■ four, am sure will he uhed to a splen­ f week course on "Constructive did advantage." SilttTMBibip Mid P trta n tl FfnMaterial to be uae I by the lo­ C’ency" last night at the Epis­ cal "Good Will Ambassador" incopal Parish H o u sy rttb ^ d par* tludei ideal'ftra’lnn cards of oth ers to be apnoinl>d by Mr. Tuck­ teg* orp-t/vtSe-mlnuta course in er. The idii tifleation points out salesmanship, personal develop­ that the holder It n "Good Will ment, eustomer relations, and me­ Ambassador" for tha Stata of Flo­ mory. rida with the "full duty and res­ Waldeck has had 10 years ex­ ponsibility lo dispense Courtesy, perience in practical education Hospitality, and Friendship m tha fir st aa • registrar srith LaSalle trua Florida tradition, and to pro­ J Extension Urivcrslty and later on vide full information about all tha " th e staff of Columbia Untveraity advantages, attractions and won. as educational advisor In the d e n of Florida to our visitors Hima Study Department. During and citireni so that all may (hare tha p u t aavaral years ha has to • greater deg-ea In the many been conducting hla own clasaee blessings of tha Sunshine State." throughout West Virginia. KenAlso with the m ateria’. Tucker tucVy, Ohio, Mr 'nla and Florida. received a supply of sUckrrs to This stimulating program re- ha uied on the windvhicld of quires but four meetings, there­ visilor'a cars and a supply of by enabling the members to ac­ folders, pocket sire, giving a tually “turn m.mths into hours", thumbnail word and picture story f The practical techniques and prin­ of tha Sunshine Stale. Tucker said that he will soon ciples a n presented In such n Mannar that Urey aro readily un­ begin distributing the "Good derstood and can be applied im­ Will Ambassador" idenUrlcalMa mediately br any type of telling. cards and calls especial attention Waldeck declared that ha was to the instructions that accom­ pleased to ate such a flat turnout pany the appointment. He aayt “the holder agrees to make a a t Sanford folks. special effort 'o practice and ex­ hibit genuine courtesy, hospitality Joycees W ill See and friendship In hla daily con­ tact with Florida's visitors In or­ ti Illustrated T a lk der to make them feel especially welcome." Bill Waldeck Opens Four-Week Session On Salesmanship By M rs. Runnels Mrs. Thelma Eitmels. 1107 W. Second St., will give a humorous. Illustrated lecture on "Human Entities" to the Seminole Cbsraty Junior Chamber of Commerce at ita luncheon meeting, Thursday at Jim Spencer’s at 11 noon. Mrs. Runnels was employed In ^Jfousten. Tax., at a portrait artist v n»d fashion illustrator and has Hrod bare for tbree years. Her tn.U iut ia •iiignad to tbs San­ ford Naval Auxiliary Air Station. Tha maating Is open to anyone te tersetad In Joining Urn Jaytees. Program chairman. Jack Barra* ajossgt. urges all Jaytees to attend and promises tha talk will hr very Intereating. Spraying O f C ity Begins Last N ight Spraying of the ontira city started but night when the crew began Ita operations on tha West Side of Sanford. Mosquitoes ha'* become mnra noticeable alnr* tha frequent ratna of tha paat two w ean. Controlling tha mnaquitoe* hy •praying la d o n • regularly throughout th« city, said City Manager Knowles. However, citl* aena ara sot aware that lha oparMien la tmderway since most ef thia work la don# at night when winda are not prevalent Is Almost Certain For Mississippi • Confab Delegate, " Key Club President Address Kiwanians Bulgaria Admits Jels Downed Plane V isiting Sanford Ilia Rev. Frank Mor.r*n, a former pastor of tha Oviedo Bap* tilt Church, wae a visitor In San­ ford today. Rev. Morgen le stay­ ing. for th« next few dava, in Ovsedo where ha la visiting friends. Morgan la now pester ef the Miami Rhnrs-a Baptist Church. Rain Below Normal For Month O f July , Th* Einfnrd are# had ipprnt! j mately M per rant of tb« normsi July rainfall usually aipartenred hen, according lo local weather­ man E J. "Bud" Mocghtaa Jr. Moughtan said lhat during July of Dili year only 4U Inches nf rain 1( 11. including tha l.ll birhav that waa experienced to d a y af­ ternoon “Our normal rainfall la this only that ha v ia milting name- area." aald Moughtan, *1a TU when in Korea. Inchaa. -1 (naught h* was d*id You Rain recorded yesterday taknow bow aomj prisoners dJ« In talad XT hundredths ef an Inch. priaoau or aro nevar (ward from again . . . I didn't know." Of Schmidt, i bo says: "I loved him vary much. AfUr all. ho ia Supper, Initiation the father of any child. Rut ! waa only with him a. few weeks before Planned By Elks ha wont overseas." Sanford L o d g e Ne. m i . Of rtno: “We'ra very happy. I B. P. 0 . E. will meet in regular don’t Uha II op bora In Ibo wooda m ik n lemurow night, alerting but bo'a boon a good husband and with n free to-memhere supper I town him." at S:M o'clock to bo fcOewed by rinn himaatf aaya litUa about tho tVi initiation of two candidate*, M • war prisoner itrango Hftnrt— "Wo met and we M in lore. That’a about all there ia to 1*11." Young Girl Faces Big Decision ______ ________ ho said " I n baetinesa means U n . Ftao gold abo had never none to mo ■wVnythJng We ™ j9 t* * * •*> &•* talked It m m and Ifa my wife* CONSTRUCTIVE EAI.KSMAJWIP m i aaationaa ara bald as to fV a s 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. 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ODHAM & TUDO R PRO UD LY PRESEN TED O N JU L Y 2 0 * ROSE-COURT D EVELO PM EN T • 77ie Ultimate In "Better Florida .MG Each Home Has: 1. Spacious G la ss Ja lo u sie d Flo rid a Room (Giving You Open Porch Comfort). 2. Tw o F u ll T ile d B ath s 3. M a rb le T c r r a z z o .T ile Floors 4. B e a u tifu l N a tu ra l Finish K itc h e n C a b in e ts (With Beautiful Built In Hotpoint Oven and Range) 5. K itch e n E x h a u s t Fan n 6. Fu lly La n d sca p e d Y a rd s 7. H otpoint Stove and R e frig e ra to r (Optional) FOURTEEN BEAUTIFUL THREE BEDROOM TW O BATH HOMES THAT MUST BE SEEN TO BE APPRECIATED. 8. V e n e tia n B lind s 9. Five Ply B u ilt-u p Roof W ith M a rb le C h ip s 10. E x tra La rg e C lo se ts and U tility Room 11. Long Roof Eaves (Fo Yoh Don’t Have To Close l p Your Windows Each lima It Rato) SALES PRICE A N D W E ARE SO GLAD W E DID WF * 1 4 ,7 5 0 °° HAVE SOLD $ • V .A . (G.l.) Financing . EIGH T Down Payment As low As AND HAVE O N LY *500 LEFT I Make Your Selection Now While You Still Have A Choice • A ll O f These Homes W ill Be Completed By September 15th FOR INFORAAATION VISIT U L B OfN CI Of . • * * Act Now And You May Choose Your Paint A n d Tile Colors S s . . y* D f ., IK - DHAM & TUD O R, Inc S ALES O F F IC E : 2625 S. F R E N C H A V E N U E > 2 mO R m oo • i* lU i , . * I �I I W e a th e r Shop and Save In Sanford 11 Clear to p a n tf etoufy through J lt'lM it *llh widely »"l»t»r"d ■wosity vfiet *non thuiutrrr Jiowrr*. EsUbHahed 190ft VOLUME XLVI AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER M m * * KUtKIPA. FRIDAY. Hl.V 2H.~ I9S5 An early-morning race bat* can I Negro, driving a Ford Sedan, automohttM through Slpe. »ben tha Robinson car want out 0 i v ,. |n Midway ended with both if control, skidded more than !00 rarv damaged and • restau ran t; feet into the front of the Silver c'.oted up until repaira have been Gnll Rrstxursnl tearing a post r I cut from under a porch roof, Kill’ll Robison, 20 - year - old I bringing th# structure down over Kegro af Midway, driving a tne front door. The Pontiac lUdPontiac eedan waa racing Willi# i fled an additional 20 feat smashC . Tum m lngj, 2«.year-old Midway mg a fence and »eve-al p o«lt be. fore coming to a *:## it *»*x re­ ported. Tha Ford rar, driven by Cum­ mins*, iklddrd out of control when the Pentiae swerved into the building. Cummin?* brought hi* car to a stop after crashing into thre* fence pw>t*. Tha accident «>• investigated by Deputy Sheriff Hubbard Ku­ banka and Constable J Q. "Sltm ' Galloway. Eubank* arrested Eulta Robison, charging him with “recklei* driving". Constable Galloway said that ha found Cummings at hi* home, th* damaged ear pulled around uehind bit borne. Cummings baa lean charged with “ Leavtng the •cane of an accident” and "rackle*t driving." Damage to both c a n ha* been estimated at (300. Rosa Lea Robinson, operator of tha Sliver G rll Cafe. *aid that damage* to tha building would coma to at 'east $300 Tha propertv i* owned by Abraham Jankin*. Midway Negro. Elder Springs Commencement Slated Tonight SliigcmiTsu Asks Official Word Merchants Army Deserter Gets For Next Thursday 25-Year Sentence Doing Hard Labor U. S. Willingness On Security Pact Is Hailed By Eden zva izjz* WASHINGTON. *v-A btD Ir* free natural gas prodacart from fadernl contrail patted the House by • nu-vote margin last night but r j nromptlr wag gnaggad in tba n u b w io adjourn. Acting Mgjnritf Leader Clemtn ti (D-Ky) Wd nawrtmen die bill la not on tba Seatata progra m <>n. Panic! fD-Ta*), an all^ut backer, conceded It it “ awfully lata” lo ■tart debate this year on w eb a •MitrareraJa! Dice. Tba Senate ean act upon R dur­ ing the aestkoa beginning next January. ^ Tha Honan h i t night passed M M v btU by Rap. Harris (D Ark), frankly aimed at overturning a I t t f Supreme Court decision. It mould exempt producers from the Federal Power Goam iistoa't prion fixing authority. The high court bad ruled that five FPC should regulate producer Frier* for gat sold to interstate pipeline*, it u id tba FPC waa £ « r o n g in contending It lacked tbit ftct*r Wd>r *** 1111N<tu,Al N a ra re n e C h urch Announces School ... .... NiteSet Campbell's Office Sees Wrong-Doing On Company Head - Turncoals To Hear Chinns By Army .«►- ■• ■ 13 Cases Are Heard In County Court Strong Editorial The First Church ef the Nex»ran* announce* a twe-waak Dally Vacation Bible School beginning Jb August It. Mrs. Robert Carter ” baa been named as Buperrleer with an edniiniatrative staff consweted ef the fellow Ing wornem Mrs. Tom Bpivajr, Mrs. Robert Badenhaugh. Mr*. Spencer Castle, awd Mr*. Robert Spear Jr. At a recent dinaer meeting at tM dy'a. Bible School warden Congressm en Hope were Instructed and detailed plana made for e very fine echoel. Mere ernecncement will bo gfv- T o End On Schedule WASHINGTON Uk-OoexretsiooV>n in tba r ta r futuifi regarding al leaden pushed tha throttle down lime end curriculum. Dies In H ospital S and IS stars, won’t tell her asms f where she U rn. She css talk but apparently doesn't cars to. Slightly Irked by all th* attention she waa getting yesterday at Pins Strati station, th* city clearing house for lost today aa hoaaa leaped that tha first children, fra tight-Upasd ml aa taid a d tb a M h ‘ fra Mamas la “gs« away.” Bryai. B . C r it ic a Strangulation Said O p p o s it io n Reason For Death |s S h o w n 0( DeLand Woman Th<* fnmTv^ncfntfttt p*»>2rft*ii »r Ihr F.lt.wf Spilttfi PiptiM Vi HtbU School nr.i w n r ■Mil! hr hfM At tho Chupfl (otay Mr* 7>>n* ^ 11 ' * I | • • r hihit • n hr » m .I! b« open to the public ftt ?;30 T O R O r — The arrival of »(* he,| yesterday, d e-l ■! i t r s n g '. . pm , 1' S Arms atomie cannon* at Ok tmn. Thfff 74 p ipi!% dffrtllfti maw t reused political fire today p , , *r* t Mer. *"*"ir<- t.. in ihe i:hool ih-s year with an in Ijpsr. s Diet Parliament. Smith M » hul .inier ope- iter an 1 a'erag* ittandanca of r-o. th * i r-niral opr*o..n'n qne* parttim* p -eim .f i In ng h#ld attUOIVT HlfVNOWlt remote* trt- «Uimr b- c-nphw>Ja* a print 'v - : ? . n ' cd * program | ti,in r ; Prime Minister trhim Ha- on aa open chart* p-* ig an .... I radio and TV r*r»rt *o Wx* poop!* on Ui« C- n n i conference., of 1'ible study. Missionary aetlvl-I urjama **id th# United Sia'e, q Rnokinc from Washington. hr aoid the •»r„l w»r- c( the “ipaik! TALLAHASSFB—Several lime lies. Bible slot lea, character hail nn| informed Japan that Ihe P q iu tlfl who found the body kindted" at Ihe merllrg would eoetvr when Ihe Big four forenn ratied by tha 1955 settlor! of the • •ones, handwork, recreation and *|omir guns and rockets were be ,a <f Mr, Smith s f a> in a ministers roofer In October. Tfc* lYr-sidml s Oiled that white hopra legislature affecting tha Florida refreshments. The whole *rboo| in? sent to the f a r Ka*t for thr pool of hliw.l from a so M on her pear* had been Ignited, wo rantmi aft-iid in he enmplaeenf; n«r Highway Tatrol and tha Depart­ was gisen a picnic at tha Elk's this lime. forhead and that bl'wtttaint coverran we believe that one week of negnMtlon can "wholly eliminate * ment of Public Safety, will b#l'lavginund on Tuesday. problem arising out of the wide gulf that separates Last and Weal.* "Sin.-a this 1**11* is verr lm ed the hodaheets and flu>r of th* rome affective neat Wednesday, The faculty for the sihool was portanl," said Foreign Mlni»t*i h,fwvl from a wound on '■< fore. Aug. 2. as follows' H'ginner Department, Mamnru Shlgemltsu, ‘ h u e "owl and tm i b!'.>i>'- ns c I Amonga them la the era which klrs. II. II klaitln, Superinten- immediately asked for official *■'• hel'heci* and 1 of tho requires that all under I I year* •tent. Mrs. Vk llhtir Nolan, klis* ronfirmat.on, room Itut l>r \\ i^rker, of age must submit proof of age Myrtle Wilson, Miss Lola Yates, pathologist at Halifax H ’ p.Ill It ‘Tlie (osemment's atiituil# will when applying for a drivar’a and Mis* Are Jett. Daytona Reich who performed an license. Primary Department, M r s . b* ilecided by th* repl>." autopss- ia 1 Ihe heal w>v.nd wa* A 21 cents per Hernia fee In­ k Wa.h.nglon annminermen: de.vh Henry Per*. Superintendent, Mrs fers** on driver's lleenie*. Fund* , hw, n rp „,v j ohn ta p -c -f sail / John I- Miller. Mu* Hilda Lrgl#, sa.d a six gun battalion of :»i derived will b* need exclusively More than M Sanford merchant* In the ‘'Merchants Night” eel*. Mis* Peggy Crouch, and M m mm atomic cannon and a hatlery , m„ h |oM .n s , r..... ,t . , t>. a toward financing driver educa­ of li ng rang* TMntm. bombard hlim#i fln^in(. on, h , „ n (he. and interest'd cithern at# sta r- hration when it 1* expected (hat Jeanette D*e*. tion in public school*. ing a giganfc "Merchant* Night” ' the gam* w|M h# played foe a Junior • Intermodule Depart- mem rocket* were being asugncil 1riv, m ^ hi* aon Samuel, is Tba Another which becomes law at tba ?an?ord Memorial Rase- pxrl»d stadium. m rnt, klrs. 1 . Wt k-cgla. Super-| to tba ta r Kaat. I ksiy. haavvi f, a s a quoted ... is :" i Auguat I provide* the widow a ball Stadium ru st Thursday, Aug. T e merchant* pretend"? tha inlcnilrnt. M *. A. J Peleison, ki Okinawa, biggest t* S Tar hi father attacked ( r ; tv- Hi 1 pension of one half • trooper's baseball affair for Fa-ifor-l ei*t- j Mr*. John F. I'm , Mrs. I* P. Ka>t ha,c, an krmv t|>oke*man and called th* sheriffs olftca. NEW YORE. (JD-A World War I, 7;30 p m. pay If tba officer ta killed la lin« II Army daiertar — who changed Tha Sanford Cardinal* will >-n» and fans, ara distributing Wade. Plan's!, Mu* Donna Naw-1 said Ihe g in* had arrived there of duty. son; Junlor lntarmediat# boys I with the «Urd Kidd Artillery Hat his name, ratted a family and meet the Daytona tlearh Islander* J l/v d ticket* to tlia gam*. An act becoming law October founded a thriving buimcsa — ha* Tb-a it on* of th* #\fnts that handwork, Chari** Muiihrod; tal on and would ha untr 1, strengthen* tba financial le- hc*n sentenced to IS yswr* at hard h»l a«*tifvd a muiplrl* traton of t |>rincipal. John l« Miller; r*frr*h- mnrtnw and Sunday, •ponilblllty law. It extend* the labor by a court-martial. h.. «ohall for tho Sanford a rfl , 1 m tnU , Mt». R. F.. Sodarblom; trained at Ft. Bracg period of luipemion from ona to and la on* of th* fa-toi* iradinc ■I’ustnr " . P. Rmokt Jr, Tha penalty. Impoaod yesterday th rre was no word on wlirr* ihe thre* year* and nuthoriass tha after Arthur Athans, « . falconer. up to * *. p Uam in Uagu* ifcur - ■■ Mh Artillery Baitalion, a unit suspension of the vehicle regis­ N.Y., pleaded guilty, la aubjael to steadings. equipped with Tjr.mm. "Honest tration in addltisn to driver's automatic review. M*rrhant* and dtis*"* who John" rockets, would h* •tationrd ’ license. d *trihuting th* neatly 12,000 Athanaa wile. Marjurte. who It trained at Ft. Sill, Okla. It alto *uta wider the a rt the took their five children with her ticket* lociud* T*ia Army empha*irrd tvxh th* Argfln a Drive-Tn, Anq't's Fa *'pt 2 i f ,i ** W*11 ** lh* r *r,M in tha cnurt-martiil an Oavafnocs r»nn« n and Do rocket esn u -c, is! ht.ifi*e bpanfl* Island, tearfully mid the board: . n r c'f k'.T*J r i w *uu»call <0 *1 or slKtn,,' war-l^. ‘ 7*.. Also becoming effective Oct. 1' , . ••lfler h r.f 1* 0 1.iJr o lle r t "nvai .o t r r k , * _ r r ime / mu., ter Ban,., h, L. Baas Dk“ ' fWrry - . la an act which put* Into opera­ -You couldn't ask ter a better J ^ * .,> 0 ^ Wa/aheuse Furniture .company,! SAN KHkYCISCO U« - Tfrce ( smpliel! •*** *t was w r-nj in I Eden last nighi ha led tia wviin- IT! I Sp.nki f/u 'f .*•*1- 1 " Static-, j turncoat fnrmer corporal* wtv' tion placing blood type In tha husband. I t s areusations o? rron*d " g She married th# tnld.er ln pf h , ? ( ,ir . j. spare provided on a driy*r’« liD. Rrowi*, T. Vi B|.<n, < r- o:nhraccd e:nhrared rrimr.-'Mism tmr.. m sm at fie Be end j . I | j c I against tlowanl I Yim-r. 1 »'• c*ni*. Thit, howavtr, ia a p*rmiaan t, C. R. Dawann, Due Bmp of |h* K v -m V>ai return . -lay n O U S h O I C j C r j p C O K S ern'it*nl dollar 1 *e*r r an in W i­ alva bill. l a f aa ii). t ^ M a v UB*1*__ J h ^ f h u t m l u t e f k la .iui* to Uicir famliW* >nd te ehsi-ar- — . _ ll, aitl «a* dropi'.ng them. . * | of Europe ami it » future "..Wf ” ...............................I*r - -Furtuiira '>n- (h*v -------Stverml a»h*r laws gnvornlng iiu .'tank, -Fooduiart, b c liu rd- th r r- nstteik ani T o J o i n t S c S S I O i l Approximately MO frimds of Ihe Kuron**amt .it * .fuiur* , Young I* president ' American oparationa Involving drtvor’a II •jmily peUtumad tha aourt.martial Rcportins by trI. vla. r. t i Brit- tar, Harry's l.lqunr Stot*. Jsrob- Ih*ir coir.r?<1ca in a prisoner o( 7. nr, lead and .sr.'li.n.- C s, of r*n»# procadux* will also become aln on the summit renter*'ire,; son iRq-artm-nt Store, Jim 8 p*n. war camp O f C h u r c h P e o p le St l>wii* lie retain-d tv* poll lion for lenitney. effective. The charg*i. most serious K Is Th# dcaerter, whot ook th# name Edrn eaid. " It may bo, in time, rer'e, John i-.nU rlk Jnnrs CmJudge Erne*t llnuthnlder s p ile '» d h the rumpanj • n h» u.i* a-t that a accurity p a t t e r *om»lh;»B , Prjr jitoi*, MclteynoM * Drug po«*ib|r to lodge under th* I ni of Joseph Trainer, operated a suc­ 'a<t nirlit in a rnniliined meet Ifir 1x1 11 the D r M at.ris's form Co«le of k'tlilary Ju -lu r, cessful automobile agency near Ilk* It could give flux'- a the srn-o Store. c i-r i-e 1 rntial Ripitst Churrh Procur* ent A du.ing tba British-M ade Je ts Nichn'msi Bulck To. 0<|h»m carry a possible doalh penalty, Jamestown In upstate New York of security she fceli she nerd* , 1^ llridherhooil and Women'* Mi* Truman admlni tri< >o that Germany can be united" ' and- -Tudur, Inc., I’arkin's Men's , Th# thre*. who refuted - ropaln lionary Soriety, flirt of Infer. | Allegaiions of ' To Replace Planes for hvt yean. Ha also said Um Fiait to Britain I Htotp, Robb'* an t w went Red *.rmx CHn* at —-**'*. — Bak*r>. Rnpcrt1 | SI."fi X it 1 ru to 10 nru ■■ ltoii«ho!der l,. continued ,« Li, I* ng nf *.im# his ,,fight e*t" in Young • next spring of Soviet Premier li.il ’rrmier lid Sirickland, Fh*ll Filling Station, the end of the war. are William , , . ; hi* lime with earn ,,n r f onii set* dA s s ig n e d T o Is le ganm and r.iminunist party ch rf Th# Herald. Sh.rdf " o.w art. n . Dalton G . ; o.ho .vie by Cami*. deiin * ' rWASHINGTON fju- The L’mled Nikita S. Khrii'hrhev r-Miid 1 m f.uther lloMiy, Bcm IhoI* * • im > u, ji . j i t Hillsboro, Mist.; a d , .. 11 I,I II . laa D*. I k-ii .1 :« ; T "a new era” in Ka?i Slate* u buying 140 million dollars t<la I-sundry, Fmokehoua*. Srminolr Olympia. \\*»h ; and Lewis W ..f*h ' nrrs rnt .nr.f^ im .nila V, fen-o Fro-tiirllnn ivumillea e'rvdelm H r. r t . . . — . xi..x.. ____ _ v, . . . x ____ 1 1 . v . . , Preirnt.-.n of tuirnile dr worth of Britlih madc Jet fighter* tioni.” , Dry Cleanest. Sun«hlr* Market. 1n n e g t. ft Jark*onville. T*v quenry docs not begin In Ihe rourt 1dneie 1 an in-i" ’* \e<lcrdar, th# ter the Royal Air Force. H* said the q'Ktuori of German Sanford Kurnttur* Company, Ti«JWhen ihey rmounred commu ihl;e testim-mv They will replace American and unity at the C.enevv ronfrrenre 4 ,*, Rr,ia„rant, Th-ift Oil Com- m*m in llong Kong July •, t*>ey hat rather. In Ihe home, arhool rommiti<'«» m h. iv* In whieh and cuurrh." v 'r H,,' Canadian-manufactured FM Sabre e said t**o of |lf J u d |t Ernest Houaholder. Semi- brought o il *'* real difference" 1 pany, T"oehlon Dmy Company, • aid th»y were ready to pay thr 5p*aling to p rjf'y t«n I • '"'I'hell 1 Jrta attigned to Britain when that between the kkeit and Russia— Wilton-Mnler Furniluie Company, penally far Ihnr arllons rhsrge* ags r-*! Y-ung wrt# b a l d note County Judge, recessed court Skill* Ik * J - __ . . . 1 , ___ ____ , ... ■ m m * __ country had trouble in production After th# liner Pre*ident C1**e •emblH chureh peotde. Ilouthol on wrong inform iron. vesterday until Aug. 29 alter with th# Russian: demanding a kowell'a and hmltty'a Fnajpin' models of Ha own aircraft. security part befofe agreeing to Turtle. land dm-ks at 1 pm . tod i t ip * d*r explained hi* request for an he*ring U ease*. In tha three Tba FM't, numbering about MO, German unification and Ihe \\>*t| __________________ Army charges will be read to additions! US.noo m support tre will be returned to tha U. 8 . Air day* ef court proceeding*, two contending that Fufnp* cannot Juvenile Court and Us artiviUrs them. Force ter reallocation to other were found guilty aa charged, secure until Germany is united. throughout Semin«1a Counly, N e c e s s i t y S t a t e d countries under tha North Atlantic two not guilty, three eeaea were rhirles llavrs, vie# pceshfeot no! proceed, three estreated honda, Treaty Organisation program. of IP* Central Psplist Churrh I B re c k c n rid g c T ric s C « iu s e O f E a s e m e n t A l l i o n c o P r e p a r i n g one case waa continued and one II r I * Tba Defense Department made Brotherhood presided over lad 12863623 tha announcement today by releas­ declared a mistrial. '- £ & • l o . ^ T o F o r m F o d c r a h o n night's meeting. The final session nf the Coun­ T o ' S e l l S a n f o r d ' ing without comment a British -v s p s ix /iu I against Mrs. Aria King nf tkeat I KL'AlJk LUMPUR, Malays ( * ty Court. !n this term, included: Ministry of Defense statement pub­ ni) HX-T*-* of?!fUmlnoU Co tin f O unibr- of h r i i Hi., » arn H that ihi* rouit Tti# llftliy-Chinr$#-lrviiftn AHianr* Bus sell S. Chaudoin alias Junior lished simultaneously In London W » s .il*l *dW Cnmmrrre Man*? y Forrest llreehad ordere-l a tit fool ra.rment today prepirnl lo form thn FeilerAbout 4M Hawker Hunter Jet rhaudmn. ehrrged with "posses -1 kenrldge Is bark In Sanford M over h»r property h*iau'« of aiion of Malaya's first alerted gov. A m e rica Reportedly ■We smell 1 rat ftgbten will be produced to re­ sion of still apparatus” estreated lowing what ha termed "a very reeessity. ■••■inrem-uta front ernmvnt after winning a majority W arns Y u g o sla v ia place the FMa provided the RAF a bond ef |M .; Mack Alexan­ surresiful trip" tolMiaml. mint Ik en th* Th* Circuit Court Judge told j in Ihe 9#-mcmb*r Legislative Coun der charged with "perking on the ainoa IMS and XU1. Breckenndr# w sb-rt for snytlviu in Miami to Mrs. King that shr will not mo. cU * highway” estreated a $30. bond; “sell Senfor.*” to O f F ig h te r P lanes in the slmm.*! I ediiori.it com­ Final results of Ih# Rrillsh pro.] known fin- l-»t or Interfere with, in any way, and tha case against Jam es Smith REMJRADE. Yugoslalvl* <r- ment j«f hv NsDrnslul (diincs# •driers and f who h»d t»*persons empluyrd by C. A. I a c . teclorslc's first nalmnsl election for "possessing beverages not rom* Supper Tomorrow Tlie United States repurtrdly he Ihe Grnexj Ielk a slsrtlocal IndusLee explained lo Ihe court thst Wednesday confirmed Ihe Alii permitted to be sold under II trisl prncres*. , bet •-■1 f: id Ch •■* a n re 't bostl II would win M of the ‘ *rn“ * Yugnslsvis fis t nmstnu mg M >m hr had hren trp t from hulldosirf cense” was declared a mistrial A t Country Club .uid the 1 nil- <1 Slates, tha p*pr r The Chamber SJ casts *t Slake. The B riifh high of * nvl' 1 M,G •‘1*““ , «** «n-| improving tha 15-foot ras*. A gigantic barbecue will be when the jury could not agree bark hnma ' • 1 I 1hr -verting vj Cl it tims to n e n t to his property, commissioner, Sir Donsld MaeGil-|hfr ml*h' , ,r “'" 'f •' s served tomorrow night a t the May* upon a verdict. attend the ' ,n " r«*idcnt Tito's intern s product of siqvssemcnt." gather* | Lee wta represented hy atlor- llv rsr, will appoint th* other «d fair laa Seminole Country Club In mg. H «.-.l "Tlie totalled tension mrmhars, | ^1^n, Itry Gruiga A. Fprrr Jr. honor of tho newly arrived com­ Well Informed sourret sxid ihr in the I m m 1 *-!i i t wss crv it.d Police A re Looking manding officer of the Sanford warning was givm Ih* Yugoslax hy Ihe Run an jo t f'hlrese r .w Naval Auxiliary Air Stetioa and Forclgn Office hv US. A m b o n 'ed Sistca For G irl's Parents his *Uft. dor James Rlddlrherger. sn t the re t of the fira BALTIMORE (fk-Tb* Police DoTba barbecue, ie being exten­ Rumors that Ruisia has e*. Into another trap, ded by the Seminole County partment's missing peraoaa bureau presied willingness In supply Yu "Disruscmr » fev-e f'-e with hoped today would bring someone Chamber of Commerce and Its gostavia's aviation induMry withl them means stepping right Into that to claim a perl, S-y«ar-«!d 1 members and ha* been plennH by s license to build the MIGs hair trap Chamber Manager Forrest Brac­ has b o n aa their hands more than rirrulatH her* recently. { “ We shall never *ecv|t a csirc* M boors. ken ridge. The gos-crnmani reporteslly dis fire.” "She's Mat gracious,• said • Chamber a f Commerce Freelrim ed Ih# possibility of uungj - ------------ ■ deal Earl Higginbotham extended of tha matrons. “She's playing Western designs with th* United'. , , * . . . quietly and having a good time.” aa Invitation to Chamber ef States, Rnlsin and Frsnre. but Ih" N o r V O l G . M Q I lO tt The youngster, picked up Wed Commerce mambar*. *Tickete to West's prire wss said to be too' rtesday afternoon In a downtown the affair ara $10 a couple. high. Several Laws Ready To Be Effective Starting Aug. 3 Nataral Gas Bill ^Passes By Margin In House Action No. 243 Cannons Start Political Fire Early-Morning Race *Between 2 Automobiles Finds Damage In Finish tw o A v u r ia lr d P ra m l / a a r d W ire LV a t ll.'M a. m. M a y Air ____ n'frar Mg-s alrUatm. Aa left at ise passed a bitterEM M - M fit Mat pUaa far IF dispute! naitural gas bill last fry*. Aa started fn n San ■ f r f a d bapaa ta m -* *-*■ w eo-— - *-*- -aa. wn** B f enftntuy A irp o rt M a y C W M W R MAY GET IAN FBAJICMCO Ilk- Acting efiao CMaf Ooarga Haalay has msvad to abolish tho historic ChiaaMwa police squad which dates back TS years to th* days of Thag w an and slave girl*. Ha raaaaiaaaiad fatreOiag ChinaIowa's asnsafr alleyway* with ragular nalterilad rrAURAWT amt il% J. Q. 'JHIm7 k total! Fhatad S ee 1 O n B ase , OMAHA. IP—Therei may be some mini <Wr hunting toon on tba the greens of the Omaha airport. Th# airport la located north ofI tha city ami adjacent to the low. Undo of tha Missouri River. In the root of Urn evening the not.ao-ahy but quite hungry dear coma up from tha river bottoma to grace on tha airport grama. That give* ptloia fit*, ho the State Hama Commission today la reneidcnng landing in aome aepart riflemen from tu An Elder Springs r r ’i.teof. Na­ val G Mjrlstf. S3 died • -lsv In th# Frrnsld Lsughlvn Memorial Hn1p11.1l following a short Illness. Born June 3. 1*71. hs came ta this community in 1911 He U survived by a sister. Mr*. Msbie Kinibel nf Daltons Reich; thre# ions, Wilhert E of Detroit, Mich, Ralph II of Wj.hlngtnn, D. C.. and Nova! Frederick cf Hsmmond, lnd.; five grandchild­ ren. snd two great grandchild* rvn: two brolhers, George of Paisdens. r* l^ snd Wesley of Seath, j will be sent lo Ham. ter hurts!. No fiinaral w:!l j held and it has heetv.Askel that Gowers be sou tied. �THE SAXFOBD HERALD Par* 2 ' Trf. Tu!y 2*. W 8 Brief News Items 111 ? was not required to advertise thfi ju d g e r i m u MAN | L O U IS V IL L E . K y UR — Ju d js atata. X ic Jiird H N*»h k a o « i that thw roucEK t* r au­ m bro-saerd ire s u in li« lo w tfy-N'ck SumKtr t , c T T A n r n t w e n t t -n in b \ M IC : C h n rtl* anrwtrad k ll Tau<k. Da noted th at (B r 4 t*«a cryin g . but th at the looked peaea* tn l That m ight b* a bad aign. or It Bright not. Ha Wrpt hi* tra>« gravely g ratia and rr«pe<Uui. ~Utjua you don't w ant to k « a * . C b riatir, but I had to UU you how ta rry t waa ahnut your tolbar.” •T h an kj. W ayne." H rr manner h»ld no rra rn U n 'n t for th n r tart ■ eivrntmtrT. but no w arm th, either. I f tt* not U in ' too m q m rtivr." b* ltd . “w hat * r* your rlang now? A t * yoti gotn’ to run th* Slash T atn&a? U there* any* ih .-g I ran do—" "Tbanka. W aju e ." atm repealed, "but a y plnr.t taka car* of every thine. Tm grttin g m am rd." H i rontrollad bta face carefully. "T o u r* a m iehty loyal woman. fkn sU a. I hop* you'll rw rer be Sorry.” "1 wont.*" h rr rbln came up w ith a arap. "A n 1 it you want to do anm rtbinc, you can tell any* trd y who aaka you that Tim l a r rata* bad b it facta m a il That au .-y about K e rry and Lata Dnaaa-.i pail ain't an!" "YraTr* atrr* t f that ?" 1 T m aurtS" "W ell, 1 w uti you a il tha luck. G trtiU t. Go lone " Tb* atrrat waa fu ll of Beat ire . They r u a eatberad toftLbar in IitU ". angry, btuxiog cl urn pa. Ilk* • w in ru g lew a. It w a in 't bard to •ro t th* ta ll, bearded figure of h a t Cullen. Cameron touched bu a m and drew him a t Ida. •M r. Cullen, •rrc e th in r* N pper.fd to com* tnto m y handa that pt.methiny n ig h t* b* don* about, hut 1 pot personal rraaoaa fo r not w antin' to b* m ixed up » U. I'd nonner my m iu w a n t «nen menturned. I figure y c x ir* tha otaa to take car* at 1L" 11* bald out tb* "wwatad" notir*. The old neater didn't look at U. II* kept bta Oery prophet'* ■ M rehtafly cm Cameron * tee*. •W hy erase to mo, M r. «d 1 tv* aw t an tha mao* "Hacana* fm a Cameron a m lln d ro e fja y . "No reaaon cailkm a a and fannara ahoutdat N an tha m m aid*. It they both ballav* la law an* an' fa ir daalin*. J do. T o u t * got tfc' name nr a man that dnaa, tom Ynu ra reapert«d lound her*. That'a w hy 1 M ured you fo r tha w an to taka chars* o’ UMa TO l*a *e M to !>our judgm ent." H* Uuuat th * paper tnto tha M f. caUatyrnd hand and w alked aw ay 1without mot* word*. Ha cankf aafely leave tha r u t to tha old i man * fanatic urn. Uut a* ha rod* hack to Double -Hamced, h* waa | fu r a aacnnd tim e in danger *4 tat- th is a pcraewal * -fta# fto r'1 I 5 "JuUgmant. This tlm * M M d d u tl of K e rry Klnrdan. T h U n o d lo o In s fool waa coating him troabl* than ba waa worth. • a a *&>«Mbr>ty ru lin ' «p In tha houM, H arry," aaid R usty. K erry had awakanod th is aftn ttoon. drained and w eak, but w ith th* frvmr to o *, to aaa R u sty aitu ns by bta bed. R u sty had aeplalaad Legal N otice n» It- «C 7MK KSTA TC h r J NIIIM - L l LB S T K R « l» T . IR S it . WHOM IT MST*‘ CoSd lic’uce1 ii h«rt»v alve* that aim * t u i u t i k m file * b*r • I n a* c- n rt ee #* tunc K a e cuaniiii it e l US 11!< «f c it r le r L e iK r W elt, i r , * rn i r l i U tt the n it* b tr petltin * '1 . »o 'part of th* hack. % As a result, he tripped up a abil­ that Hob had (m e to Jared Toland a burying, and had told him to (Lay w ith K e rry till be s<X bark. T e lia g sttin ' outs a buckbnard." R u tty reported ‘ Big. btary-aet fella w ith sreyu h b u r. A n '—h* a tre tru i' a a ta ri" Lacey P arran ." K erry supplied dully. H eavy boot* cams up the ataira La c ry ’a blocky fisu rt filled the dourway, th rr* mar* figure* dim brhmd him in th* shadow of the h all. Id a ruddy lac* waa asd and uncomfortable. Ilka an okf bloodhound a. H u eye* travcllad ewar tha figure m th* bod. care* to reat on th* on* by the window. "Y o u r name H arry Baines?" “ W hy. yea Though folks m ad ly can ma R u sty." T m so rry, K e rry,* tha ahenf! spoke h ea n ly, "but 1 gotta take you hnth b i." "W hat— I" Roused at la rt, K e r­ ry struggled up on an ’ R usty didn t have anything to do w ith tt—he n u t even around erhen Larrmbaa was rtiot—" "T h is tin t for Tim La m b a c ." Lacey told him. "1 found out your# wanted for a k ilim ’ in I lodge." K e rry and Rusty looked daaadly at each ether. It had never oc­ curred to aither of them th at that bust aaa» would fellow th an th is fa r. "W ho told y o u r K e rry de­ manded. "N ate Cullen." "C ullen! How would ba know r "H a bad th* wanted notices. Wouldn't say where be pot ’em. hut that don't m atter. They'r* pen­ tane. You deaym' it 7" “ No. but—" K erry'* be*d waa ■wtmming. Ha held him self up w ith an effort. "W e dids t lo ll any* body—" *T h a f* for th* law ta Dodge to decide. M y job’s to taka you tn an’ hold you till I hear from them. I ’m aa a A c tr • ’ tb* law , K e rry ." Lacvy argued unhappily. "1 pot a y a * o n duty V do ■ "To n can't taka K e rry ." R u sty m ildly. "Th* doe **Jd h* t ta no ahap* t* m ar*—* T know. I brought a borkbnani. W a ll c a rry bun down careful. It w e a l h u rt him ." "Yo u e'a leave him bar*," R u sty ssld la tb* asm * mild tana ‘ T h in k b*'a potn’ f run away ta th* ahap* baa h r * T v * got my d u ly," la r v y re­ peated. and moved towned th* bed. Rusty’s good-humored fac* didn't chang*. but bta hand uust toward hi* pun-halt who* ba d laid tt w lb * la k l* wh«« h* cams ta. In­ stantly tb* SbarUTa pus opmrod "D ra g try to pfv* m« awy "Ale-nil ^ t a t 'R a r tf~ •rjred. "Lo t him take me—" then r*m«mber*d miserable that I a e ry had com* to taka K n rty , to a "W * dids t kUI W harton." b* argued desperately, aa much to tam aclf aa to hia them ! T b e y c a n t prove w* did." "Reckon th a t'f rig ht,* R u rty apraad easily. H * watafcad w ith an U npaatv* fac* as Lacey gun s til t a p w i » ,>.v>.v.'.Vt’ t i i I m im i. th* as* H W / f M il a*t aa this *r b«f«r* 11 lar* *“ mKa*r« l« 1 dier«« ll*** i l UJ .% M M m Itfa S fsp ^ ^ . W r. AUarasy far rtu itfn fc W . • r ^ . r : K j ? . ,,, , * f c a s iltirr Lester Weet. S r . 4 errst** |> TH*- < ta r t i T r n t a r . n irrae mt in fhvi icsTinv nan IT kaaw* r*«its*e* fa* c m i f , H i, bxkaaa* sacess i ir • • • • • a • a • • a * SUZAN BALL'S CONDITION % BABOON* IS f LVlfVf EVALUATED AT BOSPITAL ESSEX JUNCTION. V t, l* DUARTE. Calif. (F - Alter a Police, firefighter* and state troopcompiei* evaluation of actreia Su­ art—charred by local im tllfry— ren BaU'a condition, phyaicun* at triad for five hours y«iterd*y ta City of Hop* Hospital hav* an­ captur* a go-pound 'baboon. nounced that she is iuif*ria| from The puraueri west from tree ui a recurrence of cancer It waa cancer that made it nec­ tree try.ag to cepture the ifitmel. essary for her right lag to be am­ Then they tried e ledy monkey ep putated II months ago. The hospi­ a lure and even drugged hananai tal d.d not announce jesletday and i high pressure fire hose. FugUy. Police Chief Jem «i MuU where cancer has struck again. U a o f f i c t • 1 but authoritative cahy ordered the pluaiv* etaitor source* have aaid it i* cancer of abet. tha lung She has been hoepitaliaed No oat kaowa »bare the kabooa line* July S. came from. - R E C OR DS WtS lA N T fl, famous K a n su mO* m n n u , wear* hia uniform u fi, second lieutenant la tho M arla*' Corpe, after taking part ta th« track and field meet held hy th* | Ieith em a rka In San Diego. San* t tec la s till shooting at M w m arim . We Offer Eipert Servlet In CUTTING — WRAPPING FREEZING ” * ’For • • • HOME FREEZERS 4 RENTAI.JLfJUKEllS HI-FI WINNTV &RADIO 108 B. 1st 81. W. 13th St. PM R BilT General Insurance H- JAMES GUT AGENCY 818 BAST FIRST STREET PRONE 78 Central Fla. Quick Frtttfi And Storage Co. 401 EQ U IP M E N T PHONOGRAPHS Curing & Smoking Meals Wholesale Meat Sale* R. JAMES GOT Phoofi t i l l — Sanford. FI*. Name Pontiac "America's Greatest BuynI vfaaalbaae la providing aolid nemAwh aad aisbfllty act any rapid at assy Pontiac's performance la etrictly Pantiee'e alone—and it atem* from the asor* modern, moss odtonaxf V-S in iMr fmAtafr-' 1U mighty 300-h.p. Stratn^tmk VA Wi* lour-harTal carburetor'proridfiemnmpnwm than any cay within huadieria of dolUie of Ponline's madori price. Another Pontiac agtrn value, so m«ly when you get behind th* wheal i> tho msprww* mm ^hmvdtsv that bmp* ell ita eager power ead husky And if you farimprat velim in tarma at Lp'*ez*w* ~ * * e Rontiac*# your Mad uf car- Ho distiactiv* Twin-Btrook boeuty end Vogue Two-Tpola* n*U rtey " v ta jk m A fe r m n ! A*Mm I pMFfilua di»ehm-lma« fai mind that Fcmtim print lU m K y f U t r y uus-car tadprt! M ea alJ. tMp Ugh! Co m ta pepm V d driyo thia wwaBmAt1 ^FeVa mu* you, tap, will te(a tha Mg evMf tp Fontfac! in is TOUCHTON DRUG 0 0 . III «■ >*» « t . > v | IH4M If M tj m p i. d i U o iit m tt • »»» i r a iin i<. ik * iH M 'im ' «*l » ■ an nwnwwtain musmuiwmi A N N O U N C EM EN T PVIII. ft ? 9*8 r* m om CHOOSEAU# fit. ja m M. **0 * k W* lags «e M o rn * —if, p , AND hr, 4. N ty,Mppr /r.THP, 0 ,«, BSVB OPENED THB1B BBW QP7ICE* t*M CAST M ST SU T \ • v; * w fji — ■■Mil— . ^ LICENSE ADVERTISING U NOT IE9U1BED LANSING. Mich. J l - Secretary of Slat* Jam** M. Kara said to- . day Michigan likely wia drop thfi ' / "Water Woodarland" ilegaa from auto license plates ta iISJ. "Tha trend ta away from lictnsf plate jd itrillin g and slogans. Hart and. The question trese when thfi Kalamaroo County Circuit Court yesterday overruled the conviction of a motorist who had covered tha slogan on hie license plltp. The court held that th* motorist , \ llyisi wkf Record-Breaking Thousands II takas only erne mood ho arplgin why 1*010/ * Pontine ie the meet popular Pontiac tvwr built. That word is VALUEBuyer* from both end* of the prim arole tie finding that Pontiac provide* jurt about ovwytfeiiif any car at any price can efhr. If# a matter of fact, oat opinion, that Poetfa* la the Kflpnrt, matt patmftU tor •KVvAar* near ta mode* print Par Mm, Pontiac raochca high into Urn tsie-car price ran#*—and cornea up with e IMC US' ee 184* wboolbam. Thta la Mm aotou it - b.’J}iliMs in . 4 * v |m m . U i i i m Many Things Taken For Granted Are Luxuries In Other Countries ity led doctor in Polit* Court last night James A Stitles, charged with drunkenness, told tha Judge ba * at I doctor. "If jou'ra a doctor.” N*«h slid,t ‘•tell me where tha lumhro-aacrel area ta.** gUlai looked puuled and ges-| tured haJptmly “ Ten dollar* line.'' and the Judge. • • • • BACK YARD CIRCLS STAGED BY Y0UNU6TEB5 COLUMBUS. Ohio A—* group el youngstart thia week staged a 'back yard circus performance and raised t r i lor the fight agsrnst I polio M:rk PigUooc. 1. enacted 'he part a! loco th* clown At one ! point in tha show, h* dudamed ihe advances of ona of to* dancing ! girls I "That's Just like him " said hit mother Mrs. Ermo J. P if i s t t .ciKCtime* he pushei me sway whan I'm going to k m mm. Ha lays. 'Don't k-ta me. I'm not the t»pe.' '* ANNOUNCE RNTBY C- 1 i t l A tr . l u i i i i . at ai r«f»n *se'» ■nonn AN A IA B IOMWW Cleft) stands guard w ith a Foreign Lrgion lookout stationed on a rooftop arm ** th* ttrvat to p re v a il any fu rth e r rioting in tha Arab quarter of ra isb lsn c a . At right, troops move Into tha P ia r* da Fran c*, an* of th * city'* largest squares, after m artial law was declared to item th* fighting and Frenchm en. A t least M persona h av* beat klltad find scores injured. HUMBOLDT, low* F -T w o S i­ this rnakti oo th* mrmbers of the n e t Jtuiiiini. Yurt nolubssh snd| Soviet delegation? No otia rsn get inside their Peter Babmindrs. usikrd around in i S sad 10 itort her* Moo- minds, of course day en s.o * But them are some observations In Ruaata they don t hav* aueh which one can make In the first place the preparation itorei. Tiolubaih and Babmmdra, along which the Russians, any Russians, ujih eight other members of the hav* had for suds a visit from H * kept rvm aaibam p tb* crowd Sovut farm delegation, stepped their raiding in thtir own preia, hAd glimpsed through tb* window over night at the Kory Korntr their ow-n books, the other things aa tha buck hoard draw up ta front Motel. of tb* ja lL Neater* and tbair In Ruaiia th«y don't have motels.' • sri and propigsmiiicd about woman, moat of th an in tb* home­ Se«en of Uu Russian farm Uad- America, u very poor. ly Sunday clothes ha supposed Articles entitled "Th* Imposerthey d put on fo r T im Larrabaa'a ers Monday noon had lunch at burying, drawn np ta a ailanea th* Eagle Grov* Country Club. ishment of American Farmers” mors chilling than s h o u t * or In Rum s they don't hav* coun­ (a typical title for a pres* article threat*, w atching hia progress try eluhr. in the Soviet Union on American with a stem , righteous trium ph, in At tb* urging of photographer* ,1farming) la not caactly ih* best his memory, most of the faces blurred together, a crowd-face two of th* Russians tried their tort of indoctrination for a genu­ ine introduction to American farm­ drained of personality, tha aama band at a littla golf. tank aU apad on every tat of f u ­ In Rutsia thar don't hav* golf. ing such a* this Russian group is tures. O nly old N st* Cullen'S All that* things and many ot&er* gatting. stood out, w ith his heard aad bis art in* thinking about hm* many In tha second place, th* mem­ Aery prophet's eye*. ntw and different thing* th* reem- bers of tha Soviet delegation *rr If* heard two horse* clattering b*ra of th* Es »<t farm group arc seeing so much that is nrw' that up to the front of the ja il, n poundthey must ba ta dinger of what tag a t tha door, and Locay’a heavy sating day after day. thiaga which step going tn opoi it. :iis cell waa most of them never even knew t a ­ might b* called "mental indi­ gestion •’ at tho back of Us* building, and at llied Such a n , first b* could only bear voters Finally, the Russians, whatever j Driva-ta motion picture thratarr without m aking out word*. H * uscJ ear lots, farm implamaat r# thair pioblrms in facing this world ad w ith o ily a doll cortaN ty so 10 new ngtr to them, ar* ari united by egg » * f tha vote** g w a lta d w t* men idaa :,(hAF are praetiral prs >, a taas-ho knew. j | -■ * have efftnr hers to Ham aa much have'rBR* Thai voices stopped, and he heard hall diamondi. picture windoug, as possible lanay'l f t tread approaching tha Rut the important thing is not c e lls Other steps act ranpanird h is, dubwaihing m a e h 1 n • a. trailer whoa* sound brought K e rry up­ parka, mowed la«ns. aluminum whal they observe of American rig h t, hardly noticing Ui* pain tha foil, nylon shirt*, air ronditioura. malarial cultur* but whal they ace convartiblat with automatir open and understand of American peo­ abrupt movement reused him. "You awake, K e rry L V isito r tor tag topi, daap frataaa. Protastant ple. If Just one goat home with you—it ain’t reg ular, but you can church ttrvicca, n u m b e r of Com­ the realisation that Americans arr ta lk to h rr a few m inute*." merce luncheons. Juke boxes, cof- men of goM will who wish lo ( Y# Jta Cowliaacdf fa* tntarmissions and cafctarui. Russian* only peace and prosper­ ity this vim will have b«en worth­ And ao many otlwr things What 1. th* Impftasinn which at! while to the United Statei. FOR FICTt’RRR ONLY ST. FCTCRSBURG, F I* , HtLt. Paul Smith, pilot of * Cosit Guard haliroptcr, saw s man wav­ ing frantically from th* beach. Trained in rasma m i l l i o n s , Smith • detrended until h* «ai hoicrtnf « few feet from thd itnd. Th* min and hu friend fncuawd W IU Ig R BTRW ART. w*»»e lt d k ir w t II 111 West V>t Pells Bi> * . nteaesle. Lo* sag *lee i'« * « tr. r* iifM » l* . if a liv t. aad If d**«. U * M«v*r1*v* uakaew* ■«lr*. ao u ee*. i*»*i**« * r *r*n tt * . *r a * »«td ig N iiR V s g rim . C R T; «M »nC *11 y itto iu tin ‘tg nr tliin ila c «n> rlfb l. tu t* nr l*t« rr*t ta *nd to U * fcila w ia s 4**'r'k«< ita * l*r*t*4 I* g«m lael* Cauatr. Fla rid *. ta-w iti L*t 1 i f fitw k "P " *t |i« w * rt * *ik4i»> »:«*. *c«*r*i*jg in Plat lk * !* * r Itm rd ** I* 1**1 Book I . r*« * s i. Pubii- fi*<-«r*i * f a«miesm trsi, look siv trtl pictures ami •*•* O u n ly . Fiona*. » **. i r f aarh *1 »*a. are bar*- waved Smith his w ar k» rrn u iitd ta *»*e*r a t* fit* W*d i* ik i* r«ut*. !**• # r C harier fille d . rro M «l tn tha hed—and then, with th* quickness that waa so aslouncLng in one of hia ta iy * moving habits, he luaged at tha abertlTa th ick middle. Tb* m»v« alm ost caught taoey nff-piiaro. but not im te. Ht» pun* ta rrc l chopped down an Rusty's sku ll, and tha cowboy pitched furward scrn*s the bed. "He asked for it." La o *ys ton* was almost spolopetir, and K e rry sensed b* w am 't easy in what be was doing, ta ce y threw a long shadow. " D o it you try anything. K e rry." "W hat do y»iu think I enuld try ? " K e rry demanded bitterly. "I'v e g-1 no gun. I'm weak as a ra t—and Rob's not here. You knew that when you picked your tim e, didn't yo u ?" Tb* aigbt of R u sty, lying bmp screws tha bed. w ith blood tricklin g wber* tb* punbutt bad tom hia skin , had rouse-1 th - heat he hadn't felt for him self. I f R u tty hadn't bought a hand in h i* iro u b li*. no wouldn't he in th is fi* . He brought grief tn everybody b* touched— Rob, C h ristie, and now th is loyal fn tnd . B u t—be elung to tb* thought a* b* wea bring earned down and Uud in tha K ick board—h* and Rusty hadn't don* anything. Burs­ ty nobody could prove nay differ­ ent. To put up n fight against th* taw would only spell mors trouble for Rota B ut somrwbcra la this mued-up world Uier* must b* so ns such thing as justice. K e rry twisted an the bard Jail cot, trying to find some comfort for tha a u i* In hia wounded aid*, i'rra ji th* aitenr* in tbs next ce ll, he guessed R u sty was sleeping th* sleep of the “ ist. and be anvied to LONG BEACH. CaliL IR-PoUeg officers had ihe right to use a sledge hammer in pounding open the door of Mrs. Ua J. Williams’ horn*, but because they faded t* knock and announce they w arn* her on a bookmaking warrant, the case waa dismissed ye»Urd*v. Superior Judge Paul N'oursfi cited a statuta which said officer* arc permitted to break In a duor only after demanding admittance and Hating the purposo of then v**iL �N0MJ I 4 . •' n * Report Sets Off Chain Reaction WASHINGTON*. u k - Fight y « r» Truck Zips Past 80 Miles An Hour As Brakes Fail 1 man. flying alone In hla private nbiects plsying around WashingInn'i Mt. Rimer. Whan Kenneth Arnold f»m r down lo earth. h# dutifully report­ ed what he had seen HU report waa to set off an as­ tonishing chain reaction that waa Ui »wrcp around the world. cansnt( fright. wonder, disbelief air fo rm sprang lo the alert Radar evpert* innoutly scanned th> skies. Sciential* icurned to their laborainriet • On June I«. 1MT. Kenneth Arpotd laid that he had aeen a flyinf aaucer. Probably it waa no accident thal (he firat of thousand* of flying •aucera lo be reported waa aeen in the aummertime. The big bar»e»t haa been in Ihe hoi month* ft will aurpciae no atulent of unidentified aerial phenomena, a* the Air Force call* it. if before the aummer la o\er another raah of flying aaucen breaks out tome where In the world Following An.old’a diaeovery. more and mnr* *auceri were seen in this rountry Ihrouih 19X2 when a record l.'Ofl were spotted Then earn# • ilump. with only 429 seen tn IBM The decline haa continued the Air Forca man in char;e nf saucer counting aaya. until the le ports are hardly more than a trickle. Rut America*! loai h it been Knftand's gam. Last year English saucer lighters made a bountiful catch. Naturally, the peak saaion waa the aummer. Anyone looking into thla situa­ tion quickly harm that opmiona of flying aaurera alip into two widely aeparated slot* (A) There who helieae in them, etnrartly and often belligerently. These range from those who think the Air Force resHy has a flying aaucer but won't admit It m those who think the saurera sail In from outer spare, operated by fantastic Utile creatures. IIETtATJ) P a je ,T hind's advice, she gunned her car pa*t the trurk anJ ran intcrlfrHere are authoritative a-*«er« tically. The** range from lho>c senators-, said Pally there's Bo from the Veteiana Admin:, alien epee who feel they ran he ttp litn rd such thing as a flying aaucer i to four question* of inleir-t to Horn blaring. *he signaled r*r«. away by optical illusions to th e* to move oxer and warned other* Or if you prefer home grown [ former arrairemen and their who think it's sort of s mass de­ at intersf-tion* lusion. perfectly in keeping with skeptics, in 19X2 Mai. Pen Roger families: M. Ramey, at the height of thr .Mcl'ium steered rs*t s boy on WINSTFP. Conn, P—-'I've git if. Ale there any cor-tilioia a', our edgy time*. saucer crate, said they didn't a.! under which a Korea arieran no brakes; get out of the way,” a b.cycle at one intersection "by • Arnold, who represents s fir* cant. could diaw i,| unemployment pa* John l. McFa m. 49. shouted to tnxhc' ” One time the truck fust control equipment firm, told mars-, Ramey laid there are consider­ and (II training allowances at l.-ie hit w.fe Sunday at hit fue-ton squeezed bct xern two car*. At antigators he saw nine of the w tied able physical pnehomena that need »«me time? I understand that truck ripped through the quiet other inter sect ion i pedestrian saw objects. explaining And the problem is fur - 1normal;)- t r dual payments aie Min*tod main stiret at M miles what xxa* happening and ran into "I could see their outline quite the street to lla" oncoming ears. thcr complicated because— ; prohibited by taw. an hour. plainly against the snow a* they Smtehop the trurk. with four i "Some people see things that A. There are two ex,epln « to approached the mountain," Arnold 'Ii*. Kathnn Md'aum t« driv­ show horses and two helpers in said. "They flew a try close to Ihe aren't there. Some people de-! Ihe law barring simulla-r-- * re- ing an open convertible had pulled hark, xshirred down a bill and sh d mountain top like gccae in a diag-l scribe thing* they haven't seen i«c>pt of U.th payment*. Korea alongside the truck to see x»hat through thive ted light* in a twonnal chain like line, as if they were It i« noticeable the reporta come veteians taking «,| rnrrr-pond- was wrong Pi-rrgaiding her hit* mile hair-raising tide cnee eoutaet, a* wet! a* t' e In linked together: a rhain of taurer- in waxes” Mr! sum, of I p * w i r h, Ma** , like things at least fi\e miles long A hot Angelea doctor. Edgar F •chool le*. than half-time, n *y be utely perostary to ha** the protried l.i shift into a lower gear to «wrraing in and out of the high Maucr, auggrxted it could he ei­ eligible for a,I unemployment alparty apprniaetlT sliikrn the speed but ihe traw* mountain peak' ther muscae xolitantei or mavbe Iowan.r* at the .ante time a* they A. tppraisal it requited h*- ........ .. t*---ke ui i* • the force He "They a»ere flat like a pie pan exen scintillating acotoma. Either are drawing li| training allow'- law, in mder to protert jou. The grabhet the emrrgcnrx brake, h.it and so shiny they reflected the way it added up to appro a matrix- an.ea. if*iuiin H at thi* tniwIiA*# the trust, was toiling so (a*! it tun like a mirror I n«*er saw the same thing: Spots before the •f- ' x*art to apply for disabil­ pile# ro Dun !)•# quick!* hurncI out exes anything mote an fa«t " ity re>mpen«ation but. sinre I ,|o ilrtrrnitnrtl Msi aum. hi* hand hired.Mg hut r-.ni |ix> near a VA off.*e. | ran- pt'Bprr apprai*jit mad# by nn ap still clutih ng the em- rgem x brake not pick up an anplnaimn form. ornxiite increases for them In piaDrr d#«if(tatrd b) t»r \ A. steercsl the Irui k up a hill and • •» ild I apply met el y ■* writing this Session. ^ I arn s nitig In rnllrffr under brought it to a stop against a curb . . . . AA a Inter and dreciitnng all Kh« k m «.i r \\ In his plea for prompt and ef- !hr f , („ my raw ? )u*t . utside of town tty (| I ttAi'ini: bIIdmiiiii' i « fextise action. Smathers al*o y ,. y„llr |rllrr tgslrr MoFaun id I » r •*»!« durinc iFir «uminrr v iir IIimi pointed out lhat: "Ihe Congress. ( • ir.ol a* an "mfiuma aim." m o n . w1. n l avn not in %.i ,v.*■? tvpaue-l and started on his Ir.n ’ home agjin Irotn ire l.akrxitt!*1 at this and Ihe prexlou* Session, \ \ will »tm! ymi * f«>> *| »p. v N i a |» I * a ha* recogmxed the inadequacy of pluatiun whu-h ,i,ii ni.i t fill out inrr» uiM not !*f» paid dunna thr hor*e show Thr hoi-e*. winch hr both *cti*e p»> nf federal per- ■ml return The <t*te of >.- jr ft!, Aunifiirr \asatmn nmnih* u hm xa'ued a' qmre than JlX.unu xxoie pit visibly shaken lx* the lido •onnel and retired pj*. pensions, lug x*i!l t'e (lie it«te **f *» • orig­ )ou Rtr rt'tt actually in tratnivc* t Aa iNC. AOVAS1I ACI o’ le rm-nl r iln - ,.-rn"ltlP ; the wearing of . •* . * u*s foe t • * and annuitie* of retired pritonnrl inal tetter, to loi-g a* V t receives \r|r»«fi* Il% 1l< ii O ' :**l Kin* hut the two helper* were Senator Smathers. Pemnerat of We h**e increased the pay of the for mat app.i, atl-'n xxit.un one i«U n to miwFi fxiilhrr uiforntalion v ■ i.iii nxwAi •• - I .•. it i ■' of ihe lloxaae ■le ••f Pul ice- l h.rf Waldo Itca'h. com Ihe I ipileil losing li-rm sumo |s»*. ,»o Hia budding is Iter*. Florida appeared personally he postal and rlasulicd employees, year. nliou! Uie;r hrm fui, ^ u tr mending 'lr an-t Mr* McFadm Jitscph W. Msitin lU-klass), Muum./ lea.let. (Iriu-rnullona.) fore the Senate Tost Office and Ihe pay of member* of the Arm­ I «rn planining to buy a iho \ V at 12 E . iV n lm l (or their "nckic and skill.’ said no rhargrs uoula be lilivt. I Cixil Service Committee on he ed Force*, and the pay of Federal hour# with a til loan I* it ah*ol- A \r, OtUndn, Fla. half of legislation to grant tncrea-' Judges. We haxe inrrca*ed our M l own pay. The pay of members of tea in annuities to Cixil Service the Armed Force* on the retired retiree*. The Senator spoke spe­ list hat been increased and those cifically In behalf of a hill Intro-. persona already on the Social Se­ dured by him which would pro curity roll* at the time of ihe aide an lncrea*e In annuities of passage nf Ihe last Aaa had their Old Age and Survivor's Insurance 154. for each full at* month per benefits raised At I recall, the lod of retirement elapsed between 1 minimum benefit was raised by Ihe eommenetng data of the an­ 20 perrrnt, and Ihe maximum nuity and Oetoher I, 1*55, pro- about 15 perient. Othsr active pav aided that it doea not exceed Ihe and rettrtment increasex for smal­ leaser of g5«0. or »* of the pre ler group* are still pending in sent annuity. Ihe Congtess in varying encourag­ In hia plea In the Committee, ing stages of enactment. I also Smathera stated: "In my opinion, undeiitard that the Congress is there la an urgent nerd for thia being asked In consider before legislation to be acted upon in adteummrnl rertain increases for thia Session of the Congress, for Cabinet members and others hold f sincerely believe that we all Ing Kiecutix* positions. It seems 600*16 recognise the obxloui fact that to me no more than fair that we retirement payment* for Urge should alto provide equal benefits NCW TREAD numbers nf our retired eitiien* for those who in their declining AND YOUR era grossly inadequate to meet years find It so difficult to make the preaent high eo*t of living and endi meet. The Civil Service re­ OLD TIRE maintain a decent standard of tiree seems to he in the eategnrv living. I know that you da not need i of Ihe "Last nf the Mohicans" to be reminded of thr heavy to ll■at far a* Increases are concern that inflation1has taken out of the ed” dollar, particularly the dollar of the individual who ha* retired and j BIRDS CANT TIKF. who la primarily dependent upon fl.ACE OF RF.AR.R lha fixed income of a pennon or BARASOTA, FU...F— Tha Dasy annuity for a lixelihood. For these Crocket erase h it mad* It rough reasnni. Ihe retired Civil Service employee today la unquestionably on birds around here, Ihe Sara placed In very precarious finan­ sola Bird Club aaya. Modern cial (trails. During the Inflation­ Davy*, not haxipi many chance* ary era whirh started with the lo (hoot a bear, are drawing a war and haa continued in the post­ bead on lhair feathered friends inwar period, the value of the dol­ lar haa gradually dropped until slrad. The bird rluh is trying ’u it la aboxit SO percent of the pro- edurale parents to auperxise the” war HolUr. Civil Sera ire employ­ youngsters' activities with BR ee* who have reiired during this guns and small nfks. and to limit period have suffered varying de­ tha shootmi to targets, rsnx and grees of loss of lha ptirrhaiing (APPLIED TO SOUND TIRE BODIES OR TO YOUR OWN TIRES) power of (heir annuities, depend other euch objects instead of btrdt Ing on Ihe time when they re­ Marinata snap beans and th in tired. The longer they h u e been 760x15 retired, Ihe greater is the deprt ly sliced radishes In s Isng* 670x15 Frenrh dretaing. Serve t t s relish nation nf their annuity.'' 800x15 The Senator also pointed nut with hamburgers or rold meat or 650x16 that ha was happy la know that Rah. LXCII EXCH. the Administration ha* finally 820x15 710x15 m ogntted that reliaf should be NOTICE granted In this category. N ot R esp o n sib le F o r A n ? D e b it He further stated that Civil Baraka retirees have lagged be­ C o n tra s te d O th e r T h a n M r Own. hind other Federal groups aad it Jo se p h K a m p f ii Ugh time that the Congress B oafaed F lo rid a take rogniiarsee nf this fart and (B) Those who don't belie*a in Dr. J. 0 . Porter, chief scientific 1 to thu aummer a Biot* busmen them, sincerely and often sarcas- officer of the English Royal Ob 01, M. suddenly spotted mysterious P A v ro n n Tri. Ju ly 2!t, IM S the Senator Smathers Offers His Views On Civil Service GUARANTEED XTRA MILEAGE NEW TREADS ho said tt hrtbew ao TOO LATS TO LOOT: F.veriharpe for M M fa n u l i gleg reward. ~sa BTB-V, Your present tires are your down payment! G oodyear S p ecial G oodyear S p e cial Goodyear S p ecial G oodyear S p e cia l 4 DELIVERS 1. E a $ y 2. Easy Washer Double D rain Tub s AL 4 FOR ONLY $ Thru Saturday 139.95 — - 113 aSOUTH PARK AVENUE SANFORD, FLORIDA ■ . AlLD e .V- r tm e n ts »*■ I « !»■ $1.50 W EEKLY II ------ 5------ G O O D /Y E A R SER V IC E S TO R E PHONES 222 - 223 �• - SHW OW OST THFMOUNT Consideration Off Improvement Plan For City Streets Lauded Information that th* Ptnford Adard rtf City CommleiionerR la Cs rt*ld*rlrtf a IA6.* 000 street improvamant prdyMnt Irt thrir eomip.f budget Uavag only pl##nnt gpdcnla- C o a l Pipeline th e roal Induitry, giowly regaining Btrength In the last thr*e yeare. may re­ ceive a bOogt a* the result Of a pipeline ilated for fongtriiftlon goon. It Mill be tiled for pumping coal from the mine to the ceniumer. , . Th* m rn lle line will carry coal from the Pittsbtirgh Consolidation O i l Company to the Cleveland IllumlnaHng Company. Un­ der a contract b*tw**n the two firms 1*.000,606 tona of real will h* shipped through the pipeline In the next 15 year*. Operation rtf *he pipeline will b« watch­ ed closely bv the entire coil lrtdu*try. by large coal tir.*r*. and bv th« railroads. It la not !lk*1v ♦« eliminate th# nec**iltv of ship­ ping coal by rail, partly because at present the pipeline can b* used only for alack, which ia suitable solely for Induitrlal use. The pipeline might reduce cogt of coil and make It a more economical fuel. It could be another and major itep In the •eonnmle recovery of th* coal industry. It T h e Sanfford Herald From Planes To Designing Courses tioa frtr rtM to even arpart. Sinfrtrd dtlzena and taxpayer* ham a trenwnddaa inv«gtm«nt hi thair city. And th«ir tovAAtmant ahrtuld bd protadad with the utmrtdt eonildaratlon. Strdetg rtf Sutford have be*n daterioratInf nearly at fait ai the atreet department ean rat lyiwnd trt look at thtm. With a i»ihatantial budget get aiide to take care of the neeeiiarr and important repaira aa wail a* to ertete new avenue*. Sanford ahrtuH be proud <»f Itr fine aygtem of itreeta, alleyi, and avenued. We eirtnot rmnmend to the City Commlaalontri a better way trt invaat a goodly por­ tion of the coming year’s budget It U good n*w» to know that the present eommilllon will have th* intereat of the home owner, the Inveator, tha traveler, and the visitor In mind when th*v d*We Into thia badly ne­ glected part of th* rlty’a planning. A Bd.Ortft dollir street program will *nbanre the value of Sanford to tta eitltens a hundred-fold. T h e Spread's Too Big Thoa* who arr»* that the fanner la hrtefng a tc.ugh mw white tha rest tvf tha American economy Is brtrtming hive Just been (applied grtma iww am m unitirtfl. Tha Bureau of T.abor Btatlitlca aaya the spread between priees of farm products and prices of other drtmmoditiea ll now the widest line# th# end rtf World War II. In Marnh, lbM. tha two prlca Indexes v*re at almost tha asm* laval. Binia then, farm pn«aa htva dmppad tb epr rant hut pridrtb rtn ill eommrtditlrtb rtther thirt firm and food items want down to# than I par cant. Why? type* of aircraft a t • Nsvy flight instructor during th* ln t world w ir ind II bow on« of p*rh*p» Id min who design America's go,1 court**. H* is tl*o cm* of th* Bitiog'i top rod tstoiraea H« ••Hi I'lfcr g r in — turf for putting g m n i It 1* a highly ip*c:alu#d fi*H Th* firm Mitch*ll h»sdi h»» »old sem* thrM mllioo iquir# I**t — T» acr*i — t( golf gr**M g r in line* l*M and now h n • fourth million iquare f*«t growing la * valley M ir North Sutton. N II "W* f*#l w« h**e th* worM'i 1irg*it golf gr**Bi nursery." in d Bill '“If ill th* turf w* hav* pro. duced w«r« unrolled in • itgip it would m»k* i highway 1.00 mi)** long — sod th it'i • brlluvi long putt.** Th« entire four milli-n n u t r i feet his inning from i four-aquat*inch piten of velvet b-nt, i louth German n r lf ty o f 1g r i n pilot'd * " * . .t .• a *. . k e s e tla e a lea* ■ f i r s t I* • su l l* n k Don’t read « h m you are bring )ns tied about. Instead, keep look­ ing off into tba distance. Dark gtaaea am aometlmrs etreetim. Maybe 14 wtU help to dose your eye*. to gaoartl. try to maintain a lala lid mental attitude. Ton'll prototoy «W t e d to svan la a to- probubly feel a tot bettor tl you do tetnat M pour surrnundlna alto frequent yawning. You win begin to parsptra. sal Ira lion wiH tot r u e) and you vUl bace sna puts, diary and weak. You ato more Mkely to ba btoto•fad by Boo*ion sickness tf you hay* ml grain* headache* or do- n e t, both physical and mental, odenal ulcer*. Constipation may and also by various twnt produc­ produce th* condition In eoOM ing methndf such a* hot be Ilia eases. And Women are mora m b and diathermy, Th* us* of such eeptible during msnateuuUoa. drag* a* OOntoMM, hydrocnrUtona and other paln-rellevmg ■avtoto thuya ___ Thera a n many d r u p ou tog i r s i a r t M H B t o y t o t o v a l u e i k l traatoiani should be carmarket, most to them aatthtoM M BOB urtosr Iha dinciioa of Americans Change Savings Habits NEW YOKE IH—P4rM ail *4V- v«4tHl*et as441part OtAd uM M-iHBI SKI ltM B| 4»Mt kM kflto« l i t habtta of Am sriraai sr* ra- ferastieo a the seurt* t f M u ra| detlars a year, tkraa biUseo la s t h a a y a r IgA P*r«a*l d*Bt» are at *b ill time hick. I t living lass out 4 Oair t b ’ gomes sod using more lor baring. But tfcsra are few fttstistlca with Which iadlvfduali quarrel mot# Hisb Iha oa* on personal savings. M a r a h a u t s , nlinufscturats, Bankers sad invsttmant m * n i|rrt lav * a vary real tntarait to itsHattas eo savings. If H'l tru# that Moat Americans prater Just now abwa MHtr to ltiy I Mr*. W. H. Pl f^ u rto to iftri gtri with Bat #4 to n tu ru Monday JtfS K S fi tk * 9 SAM DAWSON US, *" ♦h a t~i a fltkl A Bonamtna, Marsatoa and ftitn e rgen. to name only a tear, tlnfnrmnateiy, some of the dnscs alto have d i e sffseta. such as trrtiU/.n. Bona faquir* only ona Atm be­ This M a t * efefefa m ight to merely an imaxatortabl* l e t ling fore star ting on a tone drive or or anmpleto nausea and rocnlUitg. trip. Other* require additional t a t oosMoed to th o a who ln < 9 daaaa dertog tha trip. boat or plana, however. Many iM U q M y you procubty aaCar tram a m Betides ufctng drag*, thaw are lion nekneaa In au to s, tv a aother thing* you Can da in entntat wVmgh you may to ana v a n of Ml Motion stcknrn. If you have rea­ son to bsllett yens may be raserpttMa to this ailment, *at only small amounts of fond be for* sto tio g . Leek of fraah atr nfton la a con­ tributing factor, so be aura thcr* la adequate tonUlaUon. This also help* eliminate any anpleaiant odors, aaoU ur lector tu motion T h o u g h it m by n o t m ean real tro u b le, It re. T O D A Y 'S M A L E V ERSA vbbtb b soft bprtt that Sbmanda tha earbfhl T h # m em o ry rtf th a Ju a t la hlBbbad. ■■ attention of rtrtbgrbbb- This la apaelilly P ro * . 10:7.— A e lb i t rtrtnsdoua la b good fytib hbrauie, with huiMpAf crop* in pyoapact rtom panl m. A h ad rtrtfiklenca is b M lbbrablb and i n*w pmind M hiduatrial w a it In* i b a d fellow . W w w ill h a w th n a trt th lftk a t briaaaa going tlHto bffact tha apraad tb HUM ly tb bbfitiitttb » to* a to h isato i way. I k e s are a i r a m * * is Um a a lerrert. "A toat h e r pl»y ttU NguUrty, fa r m ilia a m at BIB. wfe* la a I s— » aid m t m , * aaW b h ldiaB hll atxtt a*w eemm — * • * * tha Putaim C o a try M a t Ms* hapae. A T "Golf if 0«a ilia c h a t B etaf la m a ta i M e a t ," ! • m M T t used to uk* (So a h a tv * year* to build a i IS-baU c o m a . W«a modem machiaary ** m 4* » now w nl a 4 a a a e a a t t u t . " b a iu M ef tba jarfaaiBg m 4 Um ataal • *hafi#d 4# *M * iprlgbtliar HD. ge»f m m m aaar itietoh a a u h n u a i 4 M b yaida comyarnd la M M yards h h a all days. 2 Plotters Named To Top Positions In German Army ___ _ . . .. _ >. w .• Relieving Motion Sickness As for farm prices, they har# d*rlined largely hecaUM production has far exeaadad demand. Evan fadiral supports have not been able to k#*p prices from sagging. At the seme time th e foreign market has fall* en off aa Othar countries have boosted pro* daetion. T he p rice sp re a d lb too w ide for r o m f o r i mmmA actoa fra ahr a i i The ( r u t , whkh ( f n i n rflly sad chokes out we*di. mska* tb* kind of (bi-k rmersld csrpat f«ifi n lik* Th* m l miturea la tw# to thr»# y n n , then U hirvuited by b*ing cut lata s trip a toot wid* and four N long. The ( tr ip ir« rotlsd tip Lk* rugs, ruihed (a dlilsnt golfing greens by traitor truck Mitch til's workmen r ahead by pisaa t# prepsre the n it Golfing li i b !| todurtry tarn, •drying it* biggest boom sine# the i W t . Burreyi ibow mm* ra^ncy U ip«at on it t h l l i*y o»h*r iport except Lihiag Mitchell, Ilk* rainy mea la 111* b'lMRMi. credit* Prcndm l Eu*aho«*r for spurring th* r*viral el But dettfBuif a «*V s a m e A aet Mr amitavr*. "To ba a aaad «*A m m a arafeA JA M E S M A R L O W BONN. O rm in r , •J'—Two of 4 # ta c t" said NiltbsB. " m bat* t* 1941 b^mb pl'Ueri ig iia it Rltlar, b* ftrat «f ill i gatfar. h a a Adolf H euilfffr «Bd HIS* fp*id«l. tru st, a tjcfl aagia a q . a> i m > h r * h’tfl aim ed to the lap rtak* matst. a kydflulie e a f t m r . a i m * n a im a a , a (Md aaMauadar* a m th* b»w w<ut CftmiB army. . __ _ . _, _____ ___r ____ ________ __ _ _ . ..... .......... r ___ Thor heIdad a list af efftetr dramaga aayart, a laa b iMpar Bad gluahowVf « » •* to lei «ha Bu*-i iff oot rh* um * prM»«iflat Karl of fha t'aitod bisf#» butOi#y b sv e; irro'nlmeBii »rrrov*d T H idty •ita leader* nuBfle wltii tha »w**t. llirz vrofa ib*uf la lb* middle mid* eiwrinmii taduitrlil progreu i b r th* Security C em m ttta af tha lag y teletirlil la a v ay *h#y a*y*r of Ui* llth ceabiry. ilaca Iha Beroiution of i9lt. and] Bi-ade»tag, lawrr houw ef Farllt•*w in yeicow. he could torn*' By *b* ism* to»*n £i**ahow«r th«ir iclenUfie pn>gt«n b n been ratnf them over for i Suadiy sfteraooa «ad Secretory of State Dull#! sifoBiihler I They will serr* firit in i f eaa. in August on O aey hlsad. ml»¥ dfv»lop « b*w m p e e t sad It hi* b«*fl or** of ffe* ironter msa volunloer tore* to ba tilted If he doein’t lavit* them to this *rrreclatlcm for th* ulUrpst* re of hutoty that the held* of gov.lfhu yeir l i the atietoui to tha fouatf* they mi* best him to the fo'ircet »ad power of R ufiii tf craraeni. mskrng poltclei that if. 'onono mse trmed fere* W*it Gar* e*iach bv lik ia i him to Moscow *h,y *** patseillly some ef feet esch •dhtr's people, iddera miny hsi pledged to th* Atlantic They a lrfid r K*m fully Isuaehed »•»««•»• * «*• ~ » n tn r and hive hid a ehiaea to vUU seroti AUisae*. T h* IH lIa a t ffe trtr in h a a p in g n rtn -firm com m odity pricaa h ig h aaam s to h a (h a brink rib* in fa c to ry w bgaa. The*# havb g an a up a h o o t 17 p#r c e n t u n c * t o s t . Aa ts M a | i NEW YOB 1C 'A - Willi i m Ml«b- by Bill’s fiibar, i i af.itu ltu fll «n. who li 41. flew ten different tii'h f r . U y i i r i i |o • - a aosyit w o r t win as m ph ulfrd la man’s aiauuug t t t t autumn, according to a M t o a Mem Do** tins m*aa tha p ao tog ef the old ooUeg* B aa OUT t t t Ga-cfto* cop* 0 * f f 4 m m 4 ear t u t l o t m ill a ll 1 4 4 , as doors, m Sera, ae M k f t f l Pellet yrotohfy uv*a u tp rtM i P t i U i t d a#«a a ssoIoa . ba t t t Aa ( k w s t i l f B u h a has M B*** g*wdiMi*d Irtm giamwir wheel. Ova* th*r* Met *igidB grade matt k* • eaul tougBta.; t t » t t t p c i r d s ta«*a r a aasy today (n 1*11 lb* pmaUatil frato th* opiimlsL FMtiJtiati t a i l at this tone I wag w s a a MAN B i r o L M ttW M A BOSTON (it—Now, Arthar I Msrl. M. eaa go Into Hgilthnua keeping Re u l i high Mdrier y«f. ferdir with in rffer df S3 Celt Isr Dir-. H -td Light Stitoto i t e#shn*. Miir* HU hid ef MOt ill* • ** th* hlfheit for AsutAui tb Isod la CiMin# Hsrbna. Ha atplnacd h* had ’ *lws*» «*MM f* nun s lirhthnus* sad aa Maud in I could n close to to* M*M Wb#u I retire" The gavoatoMI AucTioN Ish ra-sived tttohatri. It trees. *a4 arspafralt. fiss. cereal i | a givings L I t o group YOU'RE TELLING ME) lews* is let with tt*-fe«t reatae* x lt> feet ceatstnt li*■a ( mw Ur*e pltiure wiitlaw, MOreesss with Urge delete •4 eeakiMtiaa ►edmapi-CeR. ■like.' la k a v tr ryprese. t Mlstke. tare* 4tala« ares, knehea late**# with til* sluk. saieiaetle rasher. Trial lu re stave, refrlera tar; slea rooair MfSB* with r e ik itl Caers *t flea IM tlllty. ream la rear, SU. i b f i t f i fttwsAay, AwtwM 4 U S . te r* •H tm u M f — Bafdt* you slta up tor any auto financing t us show you th*[dolIu*«tiaq** adnuitaM a. M A X I A TMMD D E A L * a good advantags of low hank ratss— OUttTI ■ ■■ 1 —• , r •;*, • ■■: • 1- m T .-n Ti*1 A n - ■ -A y T % m v r • . I \ \ p \ ie. ■•. \* s *< - 1 VO.wnAT 1IX* S • t �P K j H H w n P T f i i. TTTF SANTOnn TTFKAT.T)Frl. July 29. 19SS Cheese Souffle W ith Corn Flake To p p ing Social fiv & rd A , Miss Frances Sue Bright, Paul Robert Sandberg Repeat Vows Presbyterian Church News ■ HARDEN! ALL PIONEERS Come to recreation on Tuesday night. Alt those who have been coming this summer have been having a “ real good” time espe­ cially with Peggy Wilson and Betty Hunter there to lead the recreation. "We are also anxious to finish the Christmas Story film­ strip. Everyone come. We have gotten the first pictures bark which Mrs. Wleboldl took during Vacation Church School and they turned out very well, so let’s fin­ ish lha story on film,” it was stated. TUESDAY PARTY All Juniors are rordially Invited to a party at the church next Tuesday afternoon, August S, at 4:00 p. m. Games, refreshments, and a reorganisations! meeting for a Junior Fellowship Is being planned. *We will play and have fun and make plans for the Junior fellowship U jeiunie meeting ■raff week. So, Juniors, come p in In the fun: A member brought out. RELIGIOUS EDUCATION COMMITTEE Nine of the twelve members of tie Religious Education Commit­ tee met Mooday, July 25, with Mr. R. A. King. Chairman, pre­ siding. It was agreed that this Committee will meet monthly, the last Monday in the month at 7:M p. m. Plans were set In motion for the Nursery Department to be set up to have a supervisor for the Cradle Roll (birth to 2 yean) to keep contact with the home and church during the month of Octo1 -ytar oil class which will be set up In the near future, and to carry the child next to th* Nursery Class or Three-Year Old Class. I he Committee has recommend­ ed, and the following ladles have agrred to work in this depart­ ment: Mrs. Henry D’Amico, Su­ perintendent of the Nursery De­ partment. and Mrs. Harry Weir, trache-» of thv Two-Yrar Old Class. This department still nerds additional teachers. The Committee appointed Miss Katherine Brown to Investigate the possibility of having a Lead ership Training School in our rurch during the month of Octo­ ber. M iss A. Raborn Is Honored ByMrs. Leonard • Honoring Miss Ann Rahom, bride-elect of August, Mrs. J . M. Leonard entertained at her home on Holly Ave. Wednesday even Ing with a kitchen gadget show er. Pink roses and pink and white carnations were used In decorat* Ing the party rooms. On the buf' fet a silver bowl of roses was balanced on each end by sliver candelabra holding lighted pink tapers. The dining room table • i was centered with a miniature kitchen presided over by a bride doll who held a shower bouquet of kitchen gadgets. Miss Raborn was presented a *» kitchen dock by the hostess and many useful and amoslng gad. gets by the guests. Miss Jo Ann Moors held the marked plate and .was given a box of note paper, i A t a late hour the hostess, as* ‘ listed by Miss Gail BltUng, Miss Joan Wright and Miss Judy Ir­ win, Served refreshments of angel food rake and homo made Ice ersnm to Mra. M. L. Raborn 8 r„ mother of the honoree, Mrs. M. L Raborn Jr., Mrs. J. A. Wright, Mrs. W. V. Bitting, Mrs. Paul G. Brown, Mrs. J. 8 . Moore, Mrs. Charles Wilke, Mrs. Walter Cooper, Mrs. W. A. Morrison, Mrs. O. K. Goff, Mrs. W. M. Mussvlwhlte, Mrs. R. G. Irvin. Mrs. Robert Graham, Miss Joan Wright, Miss Jody Irvin, Miaa Gail Bitting, Miss Alien Brown, Miss Jeanne Moors, Miss Betsy Anne Carter and Mias Margaret Morrison. PIRE liw n EUGENE, Ots., UR- After in i pec ting 2.S00 homes here in a fire safety program, Fire Marshall Les­ ter Barker said use of over-site fu­ ses la the electrical wiring was the most common haiard. They ware found In JO per east of the homes inspected. Try This One ueberry * desserts like this one are always popular. Tomato and Damn Naadnirhea Blaeberry Upridrduwa Cake . Reverase BLUEBERRY l l ’.SIDBDOWN CAKE lagredlenla: 1 pint basket rultl. vated blueberries, I tablespoon butter or margarine, H cup firm­ ly-packed light brown sugar, l ’-s cups sifted rako flour, 1Vj tea­ spoons double-acting baking pow­ der, U teaspoon ~s*lt, ■« cup butter or margarine, lt rup granulated sugar, 1 egg, H tea­ spoon vanilla, grated rind of I lemon (about 1 tablespoon), 1/3 cup milk. Method) Wash blueberries In cold water, pick over and drain well in rolander. Melt 1 table­ spoon butter In rake pan (I by R by S Inches) to It It evenly dit. tributed over bottom of pan; re­ move from brat. Sptinkl* brown sugar over butter; arrange blue, berries over sugar. 81ft together Dour, baking powder and salt. Cream cup butter and granu­ lated sugar. Heat in egg thorough­ ly with vanilla and gratrd lemon rind. Gently heat in sifted dry in­ gredients In three additions, alter­ nately with milk; begin and end with dry ingredients: )>eat Just until smooth. Pour batter care, folly over b'jetwrrie*; make level with knife. Hake in moderate (.150 degrees) oven 40 minutes or until rake tester Inserted In ren­ ter eomet out clean. Serve warm. Top with whipped cream if do•ired. Makea • to R servings. Wednesday night at the San­ ford USO a ’ great time was had by a large crowd of boys and hostesses” when a "Disk Jockey Dance” was held with Miss Margaret Von llcrbulls and Miss Dot Teslo acting as Junior hostess and Mrs. Joe Corley act­ ing as senior hostess for the San­ ford Women's Club. Dancing was enjoyed from 8 'til II p. m and refreshments were served. This Saturday night a wiener roast end blue jean dance will be held with dancing and *’fun for all’. Starting at R p. m. It will last 'til 11:30. The senior ho\te«ses will be from the Ameri­ can Legion. On Sunday a “ See you after church TV night” will be en­ joyed with Mrs. Melvin Smith acting at arrior hostess. Kcfrc.h* ir.mls will be served. Talent Finder Lashes Studios THURSDAY Tie WMU and Brotherhood of Central Baptist Church will have x supper at the church at 7 p. m. Ml«* Frances Sue Bright of followed at 0 p. m. with an ad­ Blythevilk*. Ark., and Sanford, and dress by guest srakrr Judge ErFaul Robert Sandberg of Winter nr«t Houvholder. I’ark were united In marriage July The la d le s Auxiliary of the 15 in the First Presbyterian Churcii III.FAB will meat at II a.m. at Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Mitchell In Blytheville. the hems of Mrs. Paulin* Goethe have returned from a two week* J The brkle is the daughter of Mr. for Its bii<inc«t meeting and trip to Noith Carolina. Tenncs- and Mrs.Charles Bright of Hlythemonthly luncheon. see and points in Georgia. villa anda teacher at Southsido Tie First Baptist Church .Choir __ „ Primary. Mr. Sandberg Is the son i will hold rehearsal at 7:3d p. ni. Th* many friend* of Mrs. P. R. of Mr*. C. A. Sandberg of Winter Tho First Baptist Training Stephenson will be glad to know. Park and the late Mr. Sandberg ! Union will spor -or Visitation to­ that the It nom* after a stay in — The nuptial music was presented night beginning at 7. p. m. the hospital for diagnusia an I hy Mrs. Hershi-1 Carter, vocalist, Th« Vacation llible Sheool at the treatment. and L T. Moore, organist at the Elder Springs Baptist Chapel be­ eeremeny officiated by Dr. Harvey gins at 0:30 a. nt. The many friend* of J. A. PlstThe First Baptist Junior Itoyal lino will he glad to hear of the T. Kidd, pastor of the church. Gather your family ai and Die table and thin bring this Ch. <«*• The bride, given in marriage hy South* with Corn Flairs Topping directly from the own to the table. Ambassadors will meet at the progress retorted in his recovery. her father, was lovely in the tra­ The e nsj* cum flake# add an unusual texture lo the clu-rec eoullle. Serve church at 7:00 p. in. the sou ill* with individual tnsard vrretat le srisiU, bran mulllns, grape ditional white gown, ballerinaFRIDAY Mr*. C. A, Anderson Jr. will length, of white satin showing in­ Jelly, milk to drink and froth fruit for dr writ. la-rt-nl Festival* wore rolcbratid in mid April atout 500 H.C. by th.Tie Vacation Bible School at th* return this weekend from Brain- serts of white lace extending down Romans to eolicit protection for growing grams. The modern senior Baptist Chapel be­ rrd, Minn., where she has spent the front of the skirt. Lace fash­ of this rel< hration I* the bpring t erm! and Milk Ft -rival spot «o.rd h tho past month with friends. gins at 8 30 a m. ioned Uie yoke of the bodice and the brrakfaat cereal and dairy Industrie# to promote the fond value oi The Commencement Program cereal and milk. Cereal and milk complement each other in both f*»> sleeves and pearls trimmed tho Mr« Nancy Brock has returned high round neckline. A finger-tip value and appetite appeal. Beside* providing calcium, ccrv at and mill, for th* F.lder Spring* Baptist alto conin' other imiwrtant minerals (pho phorut and iron), II Chapel Vacation Bible School | from a short visit with her sit­ vc.l fell front a halo of whit* net vitamins (thiamine, niacin and ntutlavin), top quality protein and will brgin i t H p m. Tie Exhibits ; ter. Mrs. II. II. Me Turcous in with p 'arl trim, and her colonial food energy. will be open to the public at 7:30 Umatilla. bouquet was of white carnitioni The Ingredient u>e of eereala and milk in mtln itlahea provides an attractive way to encourage adults, and rhildren too, lo gvl ths-ir daily I p m. The Sanford Boat and Ski Cluh rvquitvim iita of thie nutriltnua train. I will meet ,n the IMF Hall At 8 will !•* glal to hear that she is Chreae Souffle With Cura Flakr Topping Mrs. 1). A Davit of Corpus Chris; p. m All members are urged t o : now at home. cup* com flakes or whole t teaspoon dry mustard ti. Tex., sister of the bride and I attend and visitors are wel­ 2 rups milk wheat flakes come. Ti* many friends of Mrs. matron of honor, wore a pink taf­ 2 rups grates! Amcrtrasi U cup butter or margarino «heeto *.4 cup all-purnoss! flour Ilia n<he Stringer will bo glad to feta drevt and carried a colonial SUNDAY 4 eggs, separates! *s tra.spmn salt , hear that *h* is home again after bouquet of pink tarclon and deep The Sixth District school «f Crush leupaofeorn flakes or whole wheat flats* slightly. Melt butter being confined to th* Orange Me­ ro-e carnations. or margarine, add flour and seasonings and attr until smooth. Add milk instruction of the American l.rg- morial Hospital for two weeks. Allen Sandberg of C*J.ir->isa, Ohhs. gradually; cook over low heat, stirring constantly until thickened. Be- lion Auilllary will he held in Kuswav nest man for hit brother and move from heat! add rheme ami stir until nieltrsf. Fold enish-d corn I lls Irginning at (>:3d a. m. HeMrs. N. C. Slawter, owner of uvhrrs were John Charles Bright, flakes or whole wheat flakea into mixture, ft- it teg yolka until lemon I glslratnm is II .so and all officolored; blend Into saure. Heat egg whites until stilt; fold Into rhee.r. I vers and mi-mli-ra am urged to j llarrh tt'* Beauty Nook, is eon* hr dhrr of the bride, and Don Wdegg mixture. Turn into greased 2 -quarl ca*-. role. Sprinkle remaining fined to thu (lilando Osteopathic helm. >, cup corn flnkrs or whole wheat flake* around edge of cn armlr. Flare attend. Hospital. A reception was hold Immediately MONDAY casserole in shallow pan of water. Bate n moderate oven (3oO‘F.) until following the ceremony In tho •done, about 50 minute*. Ylclslt b serving*. The Sunbeams will meet at th* Mr and Mrs C. Kike* have church parlors. First Baptist f’hurih at 3:30 p.m. I returned home after a thrre The young couple Is now at homu 11 I SHAT ws-eka tour of North Carolina and m Winter I'aik. T ile In sta llin g Hubby Denounced The First Baptist Intermediate tho Smoke? Mountain*. While Royal Amhasxudor* will inert at ! I liei e they attended th* HamitWhip a half cup of cream and D o's and Don't's For Saying W ife 7 p.m. Craft Fair in Asheville, N\ C. fold Into rhilled lemon plo and The Unity Class ill meet at DO . , . rrmember But celling pudding mix (made according In 15 p. m. Ill Ihe Valdes Hotel Jlle it made of fibrous, porous sub­ Shows W rin k le s package directions) Serve over j with th* l!ev Carolyn Bartons at MOSCOW .B—A Soviet editor has »llcrd bananas and oranges. stance. Allow ne* tiles lo become H erb B u tte r W ill ! trnrhrr. The public ia Invited. acrlimati-sl by opening the carton denounced a iiU'band who suddenly 'Mi* l.nd'i s Auxiliary to the a slay nr loo bs-forc their Intended divemertri hi* wife had wrinkles—| Veterans of Foreign Weis will; L if t T h a t B u d g et before miring with butter, Tho use and leave them in the room and decided to rid hiniM-lf of her hold its |r|-uiur meeting at M Herbs can give a lift to many herb butter will keep a few days The article, in Ihe newspajK-r p.m. In the l.rgioo Hut. Any budpi 1 lishet. A good wayr lo to small covered jars In tha re­ where they will tie installed. Onmmtiniri of Tadrhklstan, I* part .vutiiiary members visiting in ' draw out and rilcm l flavor nr; frigerator. Twice a* much chopDO . . . attach U3 furring stripof a campaign agalnvt "feudal Sanford are rordially intilrd to lh* aromatic oils In heth*—fresh red fresh as dried may t>e used. at right an.'.K’s to ceiling Joists to practices" among Soviet Mos­ attend the me« ting. or dili-d it fo blend wilh butter j provide a netting or stapling base lems. )> FUNKSIIAT or other f*l or lo heal In cooking "UK OUU (sliK S T *. for the tiles. The First Baptist Training The paper gave this account: fat. according to tho It. S. De-. IVe have leatiel JO air-rondlIll) . . . usually start the first tile At 17, Turaormi A-tanakulota wav t'nion Worker's Co-inril will meet lurinient of Agriculture. Such, rooms al tlie Msr-I.ou in the comer of the room, being so pretty she t mb! he compared at 7 p.m. beginning with a cover­ herbs at thyme, sweet marjoram, tlomd Molrl. certain tli.il the 2 nailing tlngue- only to a flower Her parents nr- ed dish aupi • r. summer savory, chervil, rhivc* or ; Absolutcl v FltKII lo all nrn face Ihe center of the rc >m. dcm l her to marry Ikram K*vparsley may ba blended with but­ arrii alt at uur Natal Air DO . . . start the first tde in the umnv. 23, whom she had never 'What It this ! see? "You’ve aged! ter and use*! to spread aand- Station. | I have no use tor an old wife.” wirhrs, or to season poaehrd or, Fie Is ti |S ,»ur keys at th* center only when you have put up met That was in 1912. Ikrant derided to make eondl scrambled ei-gs or broiled or fried 1st lie. of a ernterstrip (either ready-made "The years pa*»nl and Turn.mol or home-made) or when you have and Ikr.im wrte lli< parents of I lions so unbearable she would have fish or meat. O d l u mi & Tudor, t's# nlwmt *4 teaspoon dried bought U’cs width do not have ton four children. On* flav. r unlng 10 leave tpm. How Jh[s Jurtjod otd him* fn high spirt**, Tkrthi kfs-c-l 11* not tflaemsrd, but Inc ncsfips Veil’s With t tatdespdnns ( ? ‘ gue and-gmova arrangements. I nr. DON’T . . . attach the furring hit wife and said *Tur*oni>, you per upbraids St.illnabad official* miner-) of tu ttrr. Dried hcibt "Itllltde r* of Pine Hornet" 21123 S. I'rritfh At*. strip* until you have measure I the are my flower.’ Tien he n tired "who pretend not to know what may b<s allow rd to aland a few I minute with a little lemon Juice ceiling lo deteimlne the width ef tiny wrinkle* round tier ryes. i Is going on " borders. In must cases, t *rdcr tiles will havo lo hr rut , DON'T . . . forget that, whib- the tiles can be cut with a sharp knife, you can get a better result ly us ing a saw. DON'T . . . Jim the tiles fogelh rr; a tiny, almost Impereepbbtr spare between the Joints Is imur anre against the possibility of buck ling under expansion. DON’T . . . vpoll the tiles with dirty or perspiring hands; sprinkle your hands with talcum powder. (pCAAOJudd HOLLYWOOD r - A top tale.it fin.ter today lashed out at film studioi for falling to develop new stars. Citing the clamor of thealer men for new faces, agent Henry Willson declared: "It is becoming mire and more difficult to develop new personalities for movies, in the otd days, a studio might hire 20 kids on the chance that one might be a Lana Turner. Nowadays they won't take that chance. "The studioi seem lo have a policy of perpetuating the present stars without establishing new ones. For instance, Warners is making an air picture. I thought this might be a chance for some newcomer*. Hut they cast a cou­ ple of young actors named Cla:k Gable and Grrgory Peck. ''Columbia Is making a war pic­ ture called 'Battle Stations.’ You'd think thrre would be a chance for young artnrs in it. Hut the leads went to players in the 35 40 ace class. The only roles for 20-yearolds were 30-irmnd bits. "We used io develop start aflrr finding them behind soda foun­ tains. That seldom happuis my more. In reernt years, about the only lop star developed with no previous expertenro is Rock Hud­ son." As you might guest, Hudson Is .a Willson client. Before the agent discovered him. he was a truck driver named Hoy UtrgeraM. Bedubhel Rock, he was added to the long list of Willson discoveries. He first spotted Joan Fontaine In a Hollywood tea mom, Robert Wagner in a Beverly Hills restau­ rant. He signrd up Kory Calhoun after meeting him at an Alan Ladd party and picked Marie Wilson out of the cast of a Beverly Hills little thealer. Willson's tslent for pegging hopefuls hat caused him to be inun­ dated by film aspirants. He has had R.500 applicants in the past year. Ills advice lo nearly all of them: Slay in your home town and try lo get experience; if you're good, Hollywood will discover you What does he look for? "Popular types," ho said. "Most that raoit of them have won popn film atari are the kind of people larity contests or have been uut that you liko to know. You'll find standing In some war." SANITONE DRY CLEANERS’ NATIONAL CONTEST!— WIN A H 000.01' MARSHALL FIELD & Cl). DREAM WARDROBE ....iiid ,i free round trip to Cliirngo for TWO i r S A FACT on IM TEI) AIR LINES! I’lau iniw fn enter th* nalmn.il Dirain \\ .irdmlie fainlest a|M<nture>l hy th* SaniIon* D iv isio n of Em ery Iii<lii-tri<«, Inc., (jnciniiati, Ohio, Bnffsrcrly Appliance Confer 115 .Magnolia Ave. ( Is offering a down paymcAt for old ditienrded ice box or ref ‘ite r­ ator doors as trade-in on an r new major appliance. j Out <W! "/ prefer Sanitone lo ordinary dry tleaning because..." 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C ‘ SIMPLY FINISH THIS SENTENCE IN 25 WORDS OR LESS: wa ii CONDITION Lit AIK e n t e r re 1757 ♦>* Page G PHONE 914 Seminole County Laundry 019 W. THIRD ST. PHONE 47S �l IB M County Personals •pending mme time in town with her k»n, Itny Bowles and family. Sir. and .Mm . Italpli Stevana and childten, Thomas, Waller and Margaret. have left for their va(ation which they uktil a|iend In flic*, N. Y., and Wheeling, W. Va. Mr. ar.d Mr*. Donald Hitaman and *»n. Ger-y, hava returned home after (pending *0111* time in Ohio, thrir fount r noma. lly VIRGINIA P. ANDERSON The Itrv. and Slrt. C. C. While h*\r returned after a vacation • pent In Atlanta. Go., whore he \.*t one of 7S miniiten attending th# Churrh and Community Worktiiop at Emory t'n lv f t illy. I»r. Pied KVppey of Drey Theobgical Seminary hraded the l'r> l>an and Induttrial School, while fir. Earl I ) C Brewer, profexor of » iclology and the rural churrh al E m o ry t a t in rharge of the Town and C o u n try School. Thit w orkshop wat attended by minirtert ftom nine mainr denomlnat'ont, eoml' g ftom 13 atatea and Canaria. Some ‘.’00 pertont at­ tended th* final banquet. The Bet. White i» currently parlor of the Cp-klk Pieihyti-rlon Churrh. Sir. ano Slit. S . W. Rennett have returned from a two week* varalion tprnt trititlng relativet ir and atnuntl Detroit, Stirh. Joe llnnvei of l ain Mater, P*. •tent lart reek with hit unde and aunt, Sir. and Slit. William l.effler. Slrt Kate Chamb-rt hat return­ ed to her bom* in t'hattanoora. Turn, after tutting Sir. and Slrt. tiny I.. Iluwell. Slit. Chamber* it an aunt of M/t. Howell. Sir. ano Mrt. Jainet T. Raker and daughter, Drnira hava it. turned from a vacation tpenl with relative* In California. Mr. and Slrr. R. T. Wettengel and ton, lloh left Sato day July 21. for their home In Cinrlnnati, Ohio, aft»r tpendinc tom* time w.th her paientt, Sir. and Slrt. C. P. Iliaringtnn. Friend* of Bohhy Taylor will ho Inlrterted to know that h* h ti entitled In th* Army Air Korea and leave! Monday far boot camp. Mr. and Mrt. Jim Bob I.toyd and family an<{ Sir. and Sit*. Kenny Lloyd and family, all of Wintton-Sairm, N. C. ar# vi*lt. li.r it a parenlt of th* men, Sir. • ltd Mrt. J. A. IJovd. Friday afternoon, th* Sunday School of tb* Churrh of the Katarena held a plrnir on th* lawn of th* rhurrh property. Knuylop ihl* wei* 'I r and Sir*. I.. C, Till 1* and ehlldirn, Ftancet and Danuia, tha Rev. and Mrt. I* A. Petermn and children, Paul, h i with old frianda on Main Dannie and Joyre, and Mr*. W. P. Burke, Sir and Slrt. Shaw and fltraoL Mra. C Bowie* of Tampa la daughter, Mailna. Tha menu In- ' TELEVISION »» i M I i m • m l* nun r n iu t v • m m o o i f'uded, frlad ehlrken, ehleken and tire, chicken and dumpling*, congralrd talad, hakad beam, mararonl and rheeae, and lemon cntri* rake, Ired tea and eoffte. Mu* Gaylt Butka it tha gueit of her brotliat-in-law and (iatrr. .dr. and Mn. Taut Biown in letn Park. Mr. and Mrt. Charle* Griffin Bata moved from Paola into an* of th* Greenleaf hnuiet. St it. Rott Schneider hat retim ed to per home. Mae Clar farm, in Gahayina, Ohio after •pending tarn* time In her trailer on tha thoret of Cryital l-ake. .She it a titter of the lata Mrt. (.lira limn of Sanford. Slit. C. W. Sjohlom « a t railed to Jacksonville, Wednrtday, where tne attended the funeial of Mrt. II. E. Bottle, formot retidant of l.ake Slary. Randy Brvant of Winter Haven it M ailing hit grandparent*. Sir. and .Mrt. William Thorn*. Lt. Cdr. and Stu. William Tlatt and daughter (,'heryl have r*. turned from a vitit with relative* in Sllddlatown, Ohia. i l i l i t u r i t i l l Cade W a ll M llg • I I I H lrk o B B T B in a ln a i- K M IIir - t |« r U J " k * D a l/ N # *a W .ile a l V a n t 'ia a UviM tal V ariaiia# r> 4 i» m ia * Quia THE SANFORD HERALD • Q C T W tE T J R T T E W O M EN WEST HAVEN. Conn. ^ - S q u lr rtli have been ellmbing limbi around her* but not tha kind utually found on tree*. Dog Ward en Frank Crego laid four « adi«i hair* reported being bitten on tin legi by tquirrelt. B TH AT scaecot r .« it > 'a M a f t ia r a Mia H la ykte k l • m . • t r r o r fa r a d * I m # fr urreM -T h # W lk 4 * W T h e V lt* TM * v # « • a p a r'a -W a ttka e S ta rlig h t T k a a lr * •■ aa-orr H E V V C CTE A P W ^ A *-D IT WOM A N A*-* A T El a t V . P C i l E UGH- IV-am O.CNT n tW jC ff P C C O uT H A .efvgs l 90CMV ‘ bOUT TV* fhOAiEif tm at :• POCEO < O uTO * TV PARK. s n ip / / HAPPtMS M t\ECNPAV. ( A K-'VISIRTf\V 0 - rca JE T 7 >t/ TTme F i El CCC vsiTM TmT r a ru . s a i c A5*-\ SrtiXILO i Tv,w CATCH TO * T “ a ccavst. F C t l. A A jut m ,\o / f t r v A r k v .x V S OH S K IP / ; r o fjis r -. Tr-COUiCK TUCO’.v-iN vsxEM TY.O Fi£t.0£R3 ARC u v re c a _ tL'l L'AU..1 would vou UICE A L«FT, W# hat* leated 3* alr-ronditinned room at the Slar-Loa Slntel. Abholutelr FREE to all **• arriaalt at aar Natal Air Stalina. Pirk bm tour key* at tS* \« « 7 r - Tw o -W ay G lo b e G ird lin g R ace a ffir# a f Oldamaklla nM-fpartaeuUr I t lllN MAN (WAIDAI W1NCHHI. 3» daughter of Bmadwrty eoH ” * a d Mara a T k * I k a a • T « '.r f la r iim a U f a a f f ille r C am e * T k a a lr a D< l ar * le m k d f i a i l l f k t T h e a ir * f i a r i( h t T k e a tra W aatnar k e e a t it a - O ff urrr.it Walter Winrhcll (right), potet in Hollywood with her fattier • nd Hyatt Voo Dehn, *0. whom th* wilt marry nett rnd ty . Vo« Dehn U a financier and owner of • hotel ehaln. Wuiche!! and hit w ilt flow from their vocation in Phoenl* to attend. (/nterwatvonal) ALSTIN, Tc* 'JB~A group of cnnvlrt* have ioit their court ef­ fort to force the itate priton iyttern to feed them three me»l* a Hay initead of two. DDtrict Judge J. Ilarrii Gardner yetteniay denied their pD* for a mandamut againtt Priton Stanager 0. B. Kill*. The convict* were part of a group of S3 who ttagrd a titdown strike »n the food titue at the priton tail April 13. In a pencilled motion, tha con­ vict* had contended they were under itate law that require* they whoktom* b# provided three nnurithing and appetuing meali a day." fetal T k * n * . k b .a i T k * C ln rh a w a rira • r i r t a i t t t Maud T w * gnr T k * lla a t y D - .a * T*u Oa T V T« o Tti«»a I-a*i->. M u a/n i T k t t l r * lia ir n * n ua> *a T k a a tra f l- .4 l* IT atud a it P a id P a l* l .a u a k t w t a < a * O ff at v i t a l T t t t P a it .t o B .u ik .M a f ' . a k f . t .n a a C k . n k T U tv 114 R l l H le kab H in* Pair k'llllno | Vlavte Gwa* Nipper of Looahurff. Mr. and Mra. E. IL Grant had aa their gueata far tha waektnd, Sir*. Grant'* daughter and aondnlaw. Sir. and Mr*. Yaa Maody *f Miami. A> hauaawarmlng waa given Tuetday night In honar af Mr. and Sira. I.aatar Harper and deughtara who hav* moved into their new home. Th* honoioea rartivtd many gift* after which ralitahmant* af rook lea and punch war* aerved. That* anjoying th* affair with th* honeiea* war* the following: In* Rtv. and Mra. W. A. Ellenwood. Mr. and Mra. William Btldgoa, Mr. and Mra. Claoda H ahn. Mr. and Mra. W. 0 . Kilhe*. Mf> and Mr*. Cmy nml-aoo.' Mr. and Mr*. Tammy McLain Jr* Sira. Edaan Gait, Mra. Walter Yarborough. Mrt. T. W. Pravatt. Mr*. Paul Maiwell. Mr*. Gaorga l.indaey. Sin. Pan Driggor* and •on, Sira. Aurthor l.indtey, Mra. J'mmg Motrin, Mr. and Mra. fottla Rhular. Mra. Mahla Hauler. toa, Maaa Taylor, alto Carlton Prevail, Sammy Merritt, Tammy M rU ta. NTEUECruAL PIPE p O O H .' l s H A r a s o u r Buo cy. / " n - IA r S V O C E * > T V AM A M V O " T V E 11 B O *’ E C E N 3 S > £ X ) • aait Odham & Tudor, Inc. Builder* of Fin# Horn#*1 2*21 S. Fteorh Ava. Group Of Convicts Want Three Mcols Mr. and 'lit. Cader lla it v|.it> ed lelatlvet Ir Clermont recently. Slltt Po* Stone and SIDa Nar.ry Butler left S'.onday for l.eeihurp whete thry wrill attend the Slethoalitt Youth Comp for a week. Denton Pravatt left Friday for Fort McClellan, Ala, whtr# ha will attend ramp for twa woekt with the Atiuy Beterv*. Sir. and Sir*, luvult Markham and family moved (nte their new hum* Friday in Sanford. Joe Flvhet, ton of Sir. and Mr*. 'I. A. Flther. hat retuinad horn* after attending a tummtr hand ramp in SDaml where ho wat a councilor, for ti* week*. The many friend* of Yalleea Pravatt will he torry to learn '.hat th* un'erwant an appandae. lump Sunday She it getting along nicely and will return horn* FrtJay. Sir. aad Mr*. E. H. Grant had a* thalr gutat* Friday, Mr*. Grant'* ton and dawghtar-in-law, Mr. and Mrt Roland Woaaon and family of feanfnrd. Mr. and Sira. Charlt* HarHmn and Sir and Sir*. L«aiar Btovm hoc# a* their guoat* Sira. Su* Torre* and children of Kay Went. Sir. and Sit*. W. A. Elienwood wer* called ta Albany, (2a., laat week herauto of tho death af Mra. Elienwood'* aunt. Sir and Sir*. Uon Metta hava a* their gurat for a abort time. the WILL YOU BE OUR GUEST? N O M IIla ■ laa-aa P ra a ra a ) R a tu a i* N ix K tn a tr Mi W i»af4 M 'lake D ie t a a * T e a R n / R a |* ia T » » Hlg T a * ■«.Idler f-ira 4 a ir T K N IO M ru m ra ra I’ l l tlam a W arm F | R aaak all Oama a l U * Weak V ia a a ia IM iaal del D an* (iM iia a TM * t .n t r a l D a rld a th a w * * * * I m a r lia a O raa iaal Mania • Im pioving. OVnE L L I S BICYCLK* SEIZED MEXICO CITY Jt-T h ey r* self, ing 300 biryrlei a diy here in 1 campaign againit rerkleti cycling l u ||« l By ADDIR F R E V A T T ^ Tha many frlendt of Harry Ceigar will he glad to learn that he It home f nm the hotpital and ^ CCEECV u “ )la . k .ih " tt-ipalana ra a a lO f T k t ( 'h r i.t n a h t r i P a p lt la rta lla n l P a .* T k * .Katina T t * B .a i . ui > g kaw T*u a t * T H ar* Pn r4 T h e a tre f t . M a it.ia ry T *»..1 . f Tnwa (1 t. T h a a ir# bub* T *to i • it* a a » . W ka t’t Mr L in a t u t u K e n t ape*. l e a l R rn . lin k r .im m la g t Ik a W H a f m i* a tg * n t r a n v n if aat P a iit r a - o lo rk la a gkaw •kappaea Outao Maw a »*t ■! W'A».~ vru Tp • ( ( (»oa rr»vts>wv mb xoccvsv > -» t K'Jj d * { w »e vwpi •N^COPMH^CMC h TH •vCUQE P i 4 h T Wm £ 0 ? t>D < Tm£CJ£ WITH THE Cu 'Ck an S w EPS >CXJ GET T mC L i P i K H Cm >Ol P face i l ISNT < [ A P E N T SCNJ > r TH AT Z SWEET? IOWA lAIMWIVIf qurttuw Atulnd S Stxv rhvtvko. a nvmlwr of a Kuatlan farm croup l.-urtnc the United Slalet, atwul rollcino »t a ehomlww of eoinmerre Itmcliron In WaterU»>. I,.w .v Asked t( tx l<-heveit in God. Slieveh.-nko cold he did rv-t and neither did It* W.trh hit rttlhlren rwHciotv. Anotlier Until .in drlrcda told the women hit oeligton u to b* bone*! art.) loyal kt hu cwtmlry. (/olemuttorutD BECAUSE BORDEN S UJnERVgJt 15 FILLED WTTH SOLDEN FLEOLS OF BUTTER . . . r r s RCAf. BUTTERMILK| AIIC CONDITIONED! T okay sTAjawto N Q r/ Coldeti fleeka af real bwtter g i n Borden# Buttermilk freak, kuttery flavor—fangy. drU tioul! Here'* th# perfect hot weather drink cooling, refrething. Tone* tap th* dlgeotivo aytiem. Low in caloric#—nondfattcia•ng. Enjoy real Butterm ilk. B u r Borden'*! h a v e yo u i v t R ^ o t N P U T TX E NtER9 ISOtSATtOM O F )C • S m m w x iiitM y T MIRING TO MT a new wnrld record Sitaan ttrvan (right). 3t. ~MI«* San Franmco International Alrpott." and Andy Lertn# (left), an evacutlve tne a tiaval agency, lock o(T fr<nn San Franciaro in oppoaita direction* for • global rac* by nunmcrrlal airline* htiw Bryan la ahown aa tho nunplated tht Dial leg of th* ‘round th* world fliaht In New S'otk. Sh* immediately hoarded a plan* for Tarti. l-arto* waa flying to Honolulu. They bop# to break the record of 113 boure and >• nunulr* act in 1032. (Nternoitunal) il-iuat party Hi* l*a> "ff R>-> C roaky L tmib CfeWTAlNl TMI0 HlCtlfe AB O+'U —r c a o c K r r T M n u n 10 *— o cao u sm AN' t v 9 H g tn 9 *PSA TH MAN TABU* OS Til nr isn t nr ad •rA T tl.R JI - Olin Martin Lamb an. look an oath )*ater<1a> tiefur* Atat. U S. Ally Frank Cuahman that he Un'l dead He and the government hop* n will dltpell douhta from tho mind n( hit mother Mrt !/>ttle Limb Stann. of J*ekt<>nvi1lp. Ft*. felt* rlaitr.i ah* hatn't heard from Lamb tine# 1010 and thinkv h# ah'mld he pretsmed dead She hat etvimrd hi* II Onn life iniuranre, taken out when h* wa* a aoldier 23 year* ago Lamb didn't aay why ho ha-n I writ Ion. hug C *C C K *TT d*-OVNVM ES. A NEW "HOPE", A FI NNIF.R "IIOPF" ROD REALI.Y Ol'T DOFS HIS TALENTED SELF IN THE ROLF OF THE FAMOUS STACK COMEDIAN— F.DHIC FOY, FATHER OF THE 7 LITTLE FOYS, THE MOST ENTERTAINING, FUNNIEST, PlirrUKK OF THE YEAR — OR ANY YEAR." GIVE YOURSELF AND FAMILY A REAL TREAT FEE II SUNDAY. Rilz Theatre •u /r h tx c hctv rm <o m w v (Cm * to n rr to aaad \ FtATURf FM FfATURI ; . . . CHEVWliTS • 80T MODE rOR YOU nm. OVTTAcut? Hour, rvllrIng l acratary (if Health. MucaMoa and Welfarg I* ahown aa tha aougM ta hold up action na a Houta approved blit that would lower th* ag* In-m *3 lo H for Marling ancial tecum / payment* In women and dlt* tblad partona. She urged the kanata finane* Committa* In Waahington to make a thorough itudy of tha matter balmy actHi* ot» th* Dotnoaratic -apo«taor*d laamiotlnn. (falerwaMoooll COVET DBMMBB CHILD BKAT1NO CMAROKt LOS ANGELES J t - ParonU has* a God-given right to punish their children, within raaaoa, Su­ perior Jndf* Clamant D. Nya commented aa ha ditmlasod child hcatuig charges against a meat (utter, Salvador Mora. Mora told th* esurt yesterday i t heal hla m m Mario. 0, and Bilvador Jr.. T, with a belt when They "mDtapproprlated" a 0 ■ • hretkfaat land. *1 d o s t want my hoy* to grow wp tp ho juveml* delinquent*," ho toatified That's why R pay* to ahrnya nan powwltfcisssy nMtisnlst IsBiiofcL ThatiOMofthcthingi thatm abChivroUtthinew winner intiockcar competition. It's one ism o u young-minded, on*thego pooplo tako to tho new _ k . m to —— aw • AlaSO T K LEAPING OK-MAN Utm S Of MINBIENPHL th* I ” NowfTbrtheultimateinwodungoctaneperlbnmnot,alwaysuseGutft • Como an­ ther Litter of Fincot " 'J Miles. Female*; and Blacks Biffed by Chsvrolot liko trout take to w ator. And it's onarsaaon you K “ V -Tv' V,/i.. "• * • -, r-- aj. . <! J »- *_m I IB H W M W BB WAMBKK■DBBkIKH HI KHB ... vi}‘: E,- •, • * m b g fjm m lillM B ' trimmings ordar. Tho oallor hasn't picked Wa havo laaaad N Alr-GaodltJaaMd Roaoao a Mar-Lma Motat Abaoluteljr Frew Foe • Fartod af I Days to a l Mae Arrival* at ■ R atal Air duttoo ■top kg rrS Vtek Cr Too* logo At tfeo Offlco a t * ODHAM A TUDOR, Iae. HBfll * E o g h a n v io la 1 W b m * 1T1B-W , A c tio n ! m m -c tm w WILL YOU BE OUR GUEST? *M n M jo d llm a .N *.M N o N a e o d m *a d HIABT-STOPFING LAST THK TONIGHT — STARTS 7:49 ORDER GETS COLD MOORESVILLE, N C. LB— Thar*’* a turplut af-eold hot dogs at SmMh'a Caf* M ar hor*. Prosrtotor Frad Campbell reported W n t m t placed an arder hy totophoM Monday night tor US hot mr NO-NOX. Gulf NO-NOX k tha NOW SHOWING "BnUiaeo ad Fto# Bamaa" M l A* f l r w h A n . "JUNGLE G IR TofTH E CONGO**—CHAPTER NO. I STARTS SUNDAY 8UNDA JACK WEBB E E ljk . A./.' ^DRAGNET -AND] PLl'R DOORS OPEN ii:a F itA T m tn i 1 :0 * 2 It r 5 1»-7:2t filS _____ LES and TUB UON* •TARROta____ AND nCTUR IATVRI CARTOON AND NRWS 1 �I- SANFORD IIRRALD P»*t * Go-Go Kids Back After Skidding Away From Lead F r i Inly 19, 1955 By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Rolando Ortega, Gainesville's ace righthandrd pitcher, la the Florida State League's tin t 20game winner of the season. Rut the slim. 23-year-old Cuban control and curve ball artist had to hava help to achieve that dis­ tinction last night when the G-Men beat West Palm Reaeh 8-4. The Braves raked Ortega for 10 hits and 4 runs In six and onethird innings and Norman Hughes was called on to protect a 7-4 margin Gainesville bad built up. Ortega and Hughes together left IS of the Braves sitting on bases. Tha victory was Ortega’s 12th in a row since West Palm beat him May 30. lit lost three games earli­ er. Orlando stretched lla lead to 1H games with a 7-3 victory over Lakeland; Cocoa shut out second place Sanford 2-0 and Craig Royal's one hitter; end St. Petersburg took Daytona Reach 9-4. Iloyal gave up a double to lead off man Don Pray and Sanford had only Uirea base runners after that, two on errors and one on a walk. Orlando Contain scored both of Cocoa's runs, one of them on his first homer of the season in the third. SI. Petersburg shelled Daytona's Frank Mlrlelll from the mound with five fourth-inning runs that gave them complete command Mlrlelll, regular Islander third baseman, was making hla debut as a pitcher. St. Pete Manager Gasper del Moots spaced out eight hits to take the victory, hla 12th against V tones. Joe Valmas pitched his 711th vic­ tory for Orlando which now has beaten Lakeland, last year's pen­ nant winner. I t tlmea in 18 starli. The Flyers chased Wilbur Tomberlln with all runs in the first three innings. The proceedings at Orlando at­ tracted 1,323 fans; 634 were In the stands at Gainesville 302 at Day­ tona Beach 489 at Cocoa. Ry JOHN CHANDLER The Associated Press For the first three months of the 1931 season they raved about •*t lose a ru lin g Chicago White S.x and everything looked rosy ft j • pennant at Comlskey Park. H-l alter the All-Star Game In Ju ly the magic potion wore off. T'.ie Go-Go kids were gone. Ever since, they said, when the chips were down and the heat was on In July, it would be bye, bya While S v. Tot scrapping Chicago gang baa knocked the New York Yankees out of first place. The White Sox showH no sign* of folding thla time as t.*-jy whioprd the Yankees yester­ day 3 2 and took tha vital aeries |v l games to one. In fact. Chicago reached first place the hard way with an uphill ba'tle. When league play resumed Jt !v 14 after the All Star game the White Sox were In third place, six garnet back of New York, and a game behind second-place Claveland. Since theft lHlcafo's won 12 of 17 names and hat been rolling at a .704 pace. Rut it's a long way to the end of the season In September and the top five dubs in the American loop could be covered with • Urge bl-nket. Cleveland defeated the Boston Red Sox 6-4 to pull within a game of the lead yesterday, while Detro t overcame Baltlmora 7-9 to Irr'l the leaders by only SW-gamea —In fifth place. Washington and Xanaat City were Idle. Rookie pitcher Roger Craig end Brooklyn home runt produced a 101 victory over Cincinnati ae the Dodger* maintained their 1214game National League spread over (he second-place M i l w a u k e e B m s , who defeated Philadelphia 4-7. The New York GlenU downed CHICAGO Ilk—The State nf WashIF ■ Chicago Cuba 4-1. Tha St.Loula C dintla defeated (be Pittsburgh tagton wai certain of a lltll eonm m m m b * m orw om en’* we.tr vt>c*uo IT. .. '■*»!( Dropo continued hla bat- am Amateur Golf Tourney entered (lr - spree, hit two-run homer In Its semi-final round today. The upper bracket aeml . final (I • third Inning off Bob Turley pr vine the White Sox margin over matrh at sun-broiled Olympia N 'w York. Connie Johnson had Fields was between Seattle's Pat th-j Yankees abut out until Mickey Leaser and 17-year-old Anna Quail Mantle bit hla 22nd homer In the of EveroU Waah. In the lower bracket, eo-medallit ninth with one aboard. Billy Pierce ■truck ont pinch hitler Jerry Cole­ Carol Diriager of Tiffin, Ohio, met man with the bawa full to end the ■a Impressive southern contender, Mary Patton Janssen al Charlottesbattle. '"Ireland n ap p ed back at Boa- rlHe, Va. Mill Quart played terrific golf ten aftar losing the flrat two game* of the wrtea. Al Rotm batted in yoilerday to eliminate co-medallit throe runs, two with his 18th Wlffl Smith, 8 and 1, turning the first nine In 88 and finishing the 17 hnlei throe undrr women's par. Mill Leaser, who gained the wmlflnala with a 8 and 1 triumph over 20-ytar-old Vemlra Pico of Galesburg, nl., w ai on# ovar par, Washington State Sure Of Contender •lira the All-Btar tussle. Detroit b ai movod a t , a ,.88B clip atneo July It, w inning.U ef If, Bwo Bertola's double drove in three run* In the first inning to Mart the Tigers on tha victory road. Roy Campanella hammered a pair of Brooklyn homen, while Craig fanned 11 RedMia. Ik e Dadgera made their first nine hits R“ d for nint runs thanks to thre* a *i. ■ wild pitch and passed b*'' b Buhl pltebed his elgblb viet ’ '. a al* kilter, as Mllwanhee •' *t II* three-»am9 wl with r ladalphla. Eddla M a t h a w s Yanks Get Desperate As They Trail Sox AKRON, Ohio IB—Doug Ford, keeping up a busy home life be­ tween rounds, wai in the laad today aa the Rubber City Open went Into its second 18 boles. The PGA champion from Klamesha Lake, N.Y., blared over the first 18 on tha 6,700-yard Firestone Country Club course yesterday with a 8 -under-par 32-34-66. Then he went home to bit bouse trailer, helped hit wife shop for groceries, took hla three young­ sters swimming and returned to the course with his family later to take part In a gotf clinic. Starting in this tournament only Iwo days after he whipped Cary Mlddletoff at the PGA title match in Detroit, Ford whacked four strokes off par on the first nine holes with an eagte on -4o. 2 and birdies on No. 6 am No. T. Ha started with hu? straight pari on tha back nlns, and h* found birdie range on two of the next three holes before finishing with two para for his 34. Close behind him were ala golf­ ers from tha starting field of 131, all tied up al 87. They srere Mike Hums, Rye, N.Y.; Al Balding. Krindale, Ont ; Ralph Ronquist, Glendale, Calif.; Ed Oliver, Le­ mon!, III.; Art Wall Jr., Poeono Manor, Pa.; andE. J. (Dutch) Harrison, St.Louis. Sit men were tied at 88, and another six were deadlocked at <9. Defending champion T o m m y Roll, Chattanooga, Tenn., had a 70. M ajor League Leaders m a jo r i .r a o i i r t.R A n n n a hv T t ir . A s s in - n T p .il r n rss * M l:H II* X S.R44IM I Ita llln e baaed nn Zt* a l bale — K a lln r. Patron, .SIS. linns— K a lla *. Detroit. »« luma b a lt- l la — Kalina. Detroit, II. Illla — Kalin*. Detroit. I I * ( N.ff,a runs —Katin*. P atroll, SI ^Hlulan baaaa — lllt f ia ., l.'Mcago, Pitching t i i f d nn I derision* — llrrn * . N*w Tnrk. l - l . .*11. Mlrlkantila—Ik-iir*, Cleveland, 114. NATTOkAI. MIAMI >1 n a ilin g la ir d on i l l a l b ait — Cam panelle, Itronklyn. . I l l Itu na—SnM tr, llrooklyn. IT. Iluna ballad In—Haidar, llreeklye. IN . l l l l * -A aro n, M ltw aukae. t t l . Il» m * rune— Mnldsr, lir .o k ly p , Iharos T a k e s Aim A t World Record HELSINKI tn — Sandor Iharos, slim 22 year-old Hungarian Army lieutenant, In k a in: tm John Landy's l : 8B ssuiid record for the mile today after clipping a full sec­ ond off lh« Australian's Interna­ tional standard for 1300 meter*. The 8-foot officer lowered the 1300 mark to 8:40 8 Thursday In a dual meet between Finland and Hungary and Immediate ly announrde ha'll attempt to crark Landy'i mile record In the Hungary-Britaln meet la London Aug. IMS. Record* are nothing new for the young Army lieutenant. Within tha last three mootha Diaros also baa bettered Ike world marks for 8,009 meten and two miles. Hla heat clocking for the 8.808 la 7:33.1 and 8:814 for two milt*. DOUO FORD of Klameefm l o i r , Tt I* an awrrrt winner uf the 37th annual PGA tournament In Detroit aa lie sal.cims to the trophy that stamps him a champion. Ha la the am nut ir.d(<T in history to Uko tha title on the Brat try. Ford, 33, defeated Cary MlddleeolT, 4 and J, la a thrilling 36-hole match with Ills son. TViug. J.-., to, (kmiilng anctrunggmcnt all tha way. flaiernaliowal Sou wi photo) Aussies Meet Canada In Davis Tennis Play 0 ny it. P. g o r d ik W. Atlee-Rurpc* Co. remained the only Undefeated tram In the city softball tournament tail night, by plijring errorless ball end downing Robson Sporting Goods 11-9. Carl Witt of llurpee allowed four kite while Abe Fen­ nell of Robson gave up eight Burpee*' manager, Ed MrCall, was the heaviest hitter of the evening by slamming out • hometun end • triple. In the second iroene, WU»c*-Maler'*: Hfd ‘Hire* ahut-out Hunt-MeRohriis by a score ef 10-fl. Hires allowed only two hits, while C O. Jones gave up sis. Hires' tesmmates made no errors gnd Ruddy lake added to In* Wilson score by clouting a home-run. Hunt-MrRoberta' team, behind manager Ettpena Pennington, has played excellent ball and ha* been on top of the league all arason, how ever, last night’s defeat eliminated them from tha tourna­ ment. Neat Tuea-lav** game will see WHaon-Mafer Furniture battling It out wl'h Hobson Hporting Goods. Game time will he 7:30 p.m. The winner of the game will nave a shot at tournament trad­ ing, W. Alice Burpee Co., Wrdnasday night at tha samo time. STANDINGS W. Atlee-BurpM Co. Wilaon-Malar Furn. Robson Sporting Goods Hunt-MeRoWrta, lie . By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Auttralla meets Canada at Mon­ treal and Italy and Swroen clash in Milan today as play in the Davis ( up tennis whirl nears the big Challenge R o u n d against the United States at Forest Hills*, N.Y., late next month. The Australians, fivored in their matches against Canada, go Into the three-day North American xune final without Lew lluad, one of the wonders of past cup play. Captain Harry llnpman replaced lloatl with He* ll.ittwig for today's opening singles competition. Hoad haa soiled and his game Is off since his bride of six weeks was sent home after the Wimbledon Champinmhlps. Ken noscwalt meets Rob Rcdard, of Sherbrooke, Que., in the openmatch, Toronto and Vancouver, plays llartwif. The surprising I t a l i a n learn which has whipped througn the European > nr play without drop­ ping a match It favoml to defeat the Swedish squad. Swcdrn'i S cn Davidson, one of Europe’s most powerful tingles players, meets Faurto Gardlni to­ day while Lennart Brrgelin of Sweden plays Giineppe Mario, a p'nt-ilzed giant killer when bn's in form. The wlnr.er of the Canada-Austrails Imtrr.amrnt plays Japan, the Fight Results ■Y T ill'. sa sa tT A T M t r s m n a N tl.W A t'X K N — Krony L»n*. 1II>S, l l u i u s a i , klirh. alnppad I'lmar M la to a . 111*4Younastown. (lMi> I. 1.4 >H A .V l'X K H — f o i l Pnllay, IS* 1‘ hufi .i . Arts. aloppaA Jak* w illiam *. H I. I ’nrilane. Or*. T. W AIIttW H Ohio— llobby Ilu a k M . I I I . W arr-S. anJ Maura* llo4dl*. t | t . tiaytoc. draw, ». aiovino*. K I* —Tvon narstls. H I . Ilt l* Ha. W a r. K. II knorkad mil m ilr K.rialil. ITS, T o ro aln . I. STU D EBA KER lo w price field ■prove it! By OULO ROBERTSON NEW YORK (*-T he New York Yankees, battling tor their alxth American leag u e pennant In icven year*, trail the parc-scttlng Clitrago White Sox by two percentage pointi today. They ara getting deiperate. And well they might for they bar's frittered away a fire-game lead itnre the All-Star Game July 12 and, in addition to trailing the White Sox, hold only a one-game bulge over the Cleveland Indiana, three over ilctt«n and 3*4 over Detroit. The hitters are not hitting and the pitchers are uot pitching. At least they are not pitching win­ ning ball. Manager Carey Stengel haa received ju it five complete games from bla barters since starting their latest disastrous Western trip July II. And only four of them were victories. Strngrl haa admitted he can do nothing about his hitters except perhaps put the eight best In the lineup, regardless of the positions they play, and hope for the best. That would mean lltll Show run. .MO; Elston Howard, iod; Mickey Mintle, .301; Rob Cerr. 292; Gil MrDougald, .277; Yogi Rorra, .770 Gerry Coleman, .226 and Andy Carey, .224. As for the pitching, strps were taken yesterday to correct that. Don Careen, a right-hander, was recalled from Denver of the Amer­ ican A«tn., where he haa a 9-1 record and baa hit seven home runs. l-arscn, who came to the Yankees In the deal that brought Rob Turley from •Uallimore last winter, couldn’t make the grade at the start of the season but Stengel Is hopeful ho has learned something in the minors. To make room for Larsen, the Yanks are expected to option right-hander Tom Sturdivant to Denver. Sturdivant has a 1-3 record with the Yankees. Rob Grim, on the disabled list since June 29, may be available in Iwo weeks. Rut he hasn’t looked like the Stgame winner of 1934. Ha has a 4-2 record. There also are rumors that Strngrl and General M a n a g e r George Weiss have other deals on the fire with veteran shortstop Phil Rinuto and Kd Lopat, 30-year-old southpaw pitcher, likely to be given coaching status in the realignment. O rlandu •••la rw I’-CO* U a lu r-T lll* U k tlia S lJ*jrt»na Ilearlv Si. r»tar»bur« IV I ‘aim lira- h S K a T K M Ilt T ’a K C Orlando I. U l o lM i l I IS I t a ii It la I? I? IS IS IS I t I I t* It tt IIL T I CHICAGO, un - The Arlington Handicap tomorrow wLl be a blis­ tering dud of the nation's top jockeys as well ai finest thoroughI *> »«■ t B a sta rd # breda. ila ln a av lllt t. II. I’alm B tte h 4 S, Payton* llracti The mile and throe-slxtcenthi HI. 1‘alatahura I HIM V S • C lll'.lll t.a test over the Arlington Park turf Malnaavltl* at Laktland Orlando at HI. 1‘tU rrb u re courae has draco 1® candidates. If %Vral l*alaa llaarh a l Sa afart all go to the pod the event will Co-.ua at Uayli-Da Htach gross 8182,000. The winner's share .u i i u .v n L iu a m would be 1103.630. nrooklyn •* SI U 41 Willie Shoemaker and W i l l i e Milwaukee Naw York IS 4S llartack will meet face to farr In i-h iu e riiitiia it tt I'tlialTO 4t t l their torrid rivalry for 1935 riding M. 4* It honors. rim tnrtiatl 41 14 at as Shoemaker, who has been cam­ r iiu t x ir c K vi:«Ti:nt>o*e nstafLTU paigning on the tVe«t Coast, has U llw aiik .o 4. Philadelphia S been assigned Hasty House Farm’s Nr a York 4. I'hUaxo I Mister Black. Ilartaek, who has llrookl) n It , r in rln n a ll 3 I brrn at Arlington Park throughout Hk LouHisill4,%v1‘IUshnrxk e LH the meeting, will he aboard Brook- rh llad rlp h h U at r h lra to r u t s b u r ili a l Cincinnati mcadc Stable's County Clare. N»w York al M il* auks* T w o old masters of stake com­ Urooklyn a l HI. l-«tl* A iK N icax Latanve petition also will be in action. Eddie Arcaro on King Ranch's Chlcaaa l» J* High Gun, tha probable favorite, Kaw Y o rk *• tt r|* v rla n 4 I I 14 and Erie Guerin on AlfroJ G. lio|t»t»n 17 O Vanderbilt's Social Outcast. High lia lrn ll »4 11 K am a * c it y • • *» Gun, winner of the Metropolitan W aalili.al'Q >• ** and Brooklyn Handicaps, is top- llalllinora IS *4 V i:« r> :IIIM Y ’ 4 H»■»I L T a weighted at 130 pounds. APPROPRIATELY NAMED NORTH BERGEN. N. J . IB-A new member has been appointed to the local alcoholic beverage control board. Her name: Mrs. Tom Collins. Detroit 7. Italtlmnr* a I'hlraan 7. lu ltlm o r* 4 I'M raao S. Nr a York 8 t'l»v*l*nd a. Ilm lo n 4 llaljr i i m r a srhr<lulr4 / ( r im t v * nrH seorui Chicago a l Washington r ia l eland nl llaltlinorn Knnaaa H i y nl Naw York Iralrolt a l Ilm lon W alker Refuses Comment On O ffer DALLAS UP—Doak Walker could not be contacted for comment last night on a report that ha wai ask­ ing 832.000 to play pro football with Detroit next aeaion. Walker was asleep and hit wife declined to when newsmen sought to talk with him T-.it Walker was asking the 832.. 000 figure was reported by the De­ troit Free Pro**, which said he drew about 123,000 last season. Walker baa played five acaioni with the Lions but baa been un­ decided this year If he will return. Kaitem tone champions, at Glen Cove, NY.. Aug. 54-7. The Glen Cove survivor takes on ths ItalySacdrn winner at Philadelphia Aug. 12-18-14. with the Forest HlUi Challenge Round act lor Aug. .1 a .1 .1 .4 .1 .1 .1 N IG H T L Y o f 8:15 fexrept Sunday) MATINEES Wed. &S a t a t 2 New Alr-Candltieoad Chahlseaaa i V o l u s ia Co u n t y KENNEL CLUB RDUTt 9 2 �u fe mmmssuL I f l i t W p rili A a y lh la g I t 's W w t k A B m tW » * l a CLASSIFIEDUS I THE OLD HOM ETOW N — T IIK H A N FO RD H K H A I.D F ri. J u ly 29. 1955 By STANLEY DAILY USED TRACTORS M B V ra m ib ■ m r R 4 ta * ra w jw * ____ C O N D IT IO N IN G Room or House B . 3 . P O P E C O - INC. lam li Park Are. P h w I Four badroom boma. , |7 u , Full <Uing room- GU»*«4 u poich IH . I f " * *t find with f n J T V u a . jb a d * t r i o Pficed only IU.0D0. Ternu • a r t f J . W. HALL, Florida Slats ••call Hall- 'x'tW&rm** t e it 12 13 II CONCRETE Ready M iifd Coarrtir. Cearrtla Bl.>ck. Sand. Gravel. Cemrnt Concrete Pipe to Meat All QuailStation*. 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Cdliry A’ , not g jn w s few a*.'’ large bed*1 . tWR.Iar* irate * a m p— r - room ilium. .lalnuned am riocotmf'em two lot*. jI« garage, rriced $U.OOO. Itchtn equipped. You ibould »*« thla lovely lake front hum a with M fact of lake frontage. It has two badroomi. a bath*. Florida room. Urge Into* room, cloaca garage and p&mijB S 'rooms furnished, 3 bedrooms. -Phone 3S3».______________ _ BURNISHED 1st and ted floor NEW s Bedroom coacrtte block •pts. Osteen Apts. Cali 1137-J-l aitlfllhouie' Kitchen, home. WeillJ before d:00. After 6:0Q Call 1333. Cow Down PayICAUTIFUL 3 bedjpom FuroUb, ed Apt, on Lake: B o i i l n |4 •I Fishing. Near Navy Asm: Nearly New. 3 Bedroom Home, Jaiouijgd porek. all Alumjauh I I adults only. Must see to appro* window* ana icreeni. *tW». 1 c u ts. Photo I 1H I .__________ down payment. A n u m t FHA mortgage. »Ui Laurel. d Room Furtiahad D uptn Apott* meat. SM. per month. Adults. 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We will bo glad to tr-ifir. Call 1713-M alt< t *o 1749-M altar . Rt. I Box Ik l.lan fo rd , Flocharge IL P m. n. Phone 13(4 £ w . a : ca u*te, r& u % lime eerily attainable. Car jz s n s . rf autumn tl T c ap ply FIT FOR A QUEENFain* Rubbr* .Mattrruci. Inner- ISA MKI.P WANTEII U rw .lr) ] l \ M atirrtiri, Couchei, W n r= " A p p l> to pcri. a 1Centra al housework, mutl havr hrallh U. Renovating. Upbui­ card Vluit havr white unfnrms. ld Slip Cover work. Time a —3 1FU Magnoli* Avr. DOING M FC . CO- e tB w a . ___ __ - —■- ------j INI Saaterd Are. Phew. I I - m i.WORK HANTFU -11 QUICK CASH for furnlturr. boata, llll.ll SUIOtll. Jiov wil l i ’owof Mr.wrr wania niuwiu^ I’hone motor*. Buy one piece or com­ 716-M-4. pete home. Thouiand* of art! eica ter **le at the Recrptioniit. *wit/hboard opera­ Beper Trading Pet* «■ iT-tt tor. cashier, acme braLkeeping 1 MUe South. Phooe 2212 R and tvpmc Write Sanfi’rii ii.taid, lint It. II Chrome table: 4 chair*, 23 00. Organ *40, combination (Irak A bo in ihelf, (oak) *10, maple dm. Baby Silluig after 4:30 Call 1IMJ. ten table $10. Hall stand with mirror N. ia— HpmTAi. n r.a w irr n ia T H E CU R IO SITY SH O P USED PLUhlilNG IIX TI UES Ntal In Bcnnril’* (Quit 17 92 Smith S.S’kAifVJ.'Tr.l.K _____ ^W/rggso "M M au. Free Sample 4 Detail*. Mather of Sanford IALESMAN or WOMAN. 21-33. BE E itamia 3 6 .( ;i* t iv e J? . ffeeL I M odal 50th Annlverwiry matien 2 P r r f t ,. to C e rra x n 3 C u lle d 6- C ra - e 29 8fc orfTTf Seminole Reelty L f E P E ? n lT i g g 1 ExcU- 13 Btblicxl city 14 Tt-' lett Jig ef the sun It lvn«\| of 11<V»» 10 Brnd over X0 V e a rly T C t r t r n tool 2S Step 4neoRooxs si'.x'CSxf. DOW N 1 B u rr Brown. It m m I • I 'f l u leliij J i i e t J i j '.t v i L 'u 17 root, if * 12U U* lb i i 1*11 >l7s) 'Hi,wave UUl* liQUU 41 !* Wild t e i i i l i « f j );.) ; oi 31) J ' 4 i ' U • Cel*, u e u u ia j I ' j j j he* • u a .trv-i.a tr. » 19 n x w U 3u ill u ,5 v u u 'J n .'i u i! : in. n r*>. te a t! till n’ii* » r, colored. a u iiir a a - j j ■a HR if le iie r S d l i l l we* * burned 23 Nativ* 33 H ig h w a y CROSSWORD U n it of r e s ju r e S la te < " e it l i E t T m w iL u Blinds Enclaaed heed. Sag proof bottom with ptectac rod*. P latlii or « IXSRE IN. CAfiH PRICK M.1AA rail rayon tape*. CoUu* or uyLw COMPLETELY FURNISHED cordi. IT,210 __ ____ __ n o w LESa THAN TWO THOUSAND ften k arlk G k m and P a la l Cm 113-114 Heat had SV Phone 1* WILL BUY 4 HIGHLY DESIRA­ ' m u t t u x * . m w . irin* sc. BLE BUILDING LOTS ON OAK METAL ROOFING AVENUE NEAR THE- NEW hi Slock. 3-V crim p —I U " PINECREST SCHOOL , ALSO New Corrugated— I V Corrugated. J DESIRABLE LOTS IN LAP Get all Your roofing need* at B k erm aa Cowc ra te Pipe Cm \ » ,u - m . « - * o i r r AoV' to w n o w n e r - m u s t Out Heat ISth St Pfcnoe *t*S SELL SPACIOUS 1 BR-CB HOME LN QUIET SETTING. SCREENED RED-I-MIX CONKRKTE Hraua™ K U rt«nat» »pu. Air Furnished BACK PORCH. AND tARGE Condi ikooad. Miracle Concrete Co. Conditio u«u. Slumberland •#•»—- - - ----- Court SIDE PORCH. ADAPTED FOR South O U limitn Highway 17 82. Phone 1311 JALOUSIES *7.100 TERMS. 303 Elm Ace. NEAR SHOPPING CENTER. Uied furniture, appliance!, toot*, S Bodroom Borne. H Block *w® W, a . - M l - STEMPER etc. Bought-aold Larry’* M art Souths!do teboo1. C«U 3341. 321 East li t S t Phone lMl. Phnn. a m * ™ ill N. Park Ave. YOU don’t have to ire lb* credit manager to Five Hollar* legiti­ mately on our GIGANTIC Ka­ Living room. Dining. Sun room. mova! SALE Large modirn Htcfain with R O BIN SO N M USIC CO. d ll Stove and Refniarator. Cara* tM N. Orange A*e. Orlande. Fla. »^ K *S.V Si4m ?t» i V( FOSS Advtntage IlM tlt r>-f t ng r,eo4(*»r* ef tr» heur* P .t to a pe»»r stake Page • ~ m : S MODERNIZE "<■ DOORS T h in g * h av a ba^* h ap p en i n f to dnora . . and you can now niako ly o u r old* faah io n ed do o rs, o v e r in to •mart looking door, th a t mr$ tr u ly m od«i» jn atyle. I t 4$ka* only « lf a w tool* SHd $ H ttla t l m i W h y not HMkUfelsa y o u r f b o r a th is w adM ad. T I L E FURNISHED AND INSTALLED UY DICK M APES GENERAL TILE CONTRACTOR TEL. 2198-W 9IADV )OI OIMOM171ATIOW at the TViwrrvme Slwnr to (Tvieego, Aug. 31 to Kept 23, I* the mlnlatui* ’ iunmobile'* which Thom** L Fond U ihnwing to Mr*. Ruth Maelnlath. a loereUry. Souere* cm the top of the IS-Inch model ar* 12 photoelenrte cella whieh ranvert light into electric current capable of propelling ear. ff*ter**tioa*l) RADIO wtwh —ta a rn a rv liao h tl.tlC llIC a rm n a r tv c v iv n I M wnrie at kia e :» Twiiiiai *->**• t IV Apor'i Seek • lv *.-> <1 l e w 7 v T Ir11(.a «T» A Clew* t II ' t i l For * L*e» I• • i K«e klwai* K|(hi I elffltefj I tillt«1 N$ll«#n • II a I’flflt $i Mu# 1" l l At Men* With Vluile |i II te > II ’ I .•>" n.|> i t iI Cell T* Prtree 11 Olte elfn Off r I •» fl|R ne • 1 l^ v tt iir • C a ll T * rte y e i• l i.in liretko* • iv )> * ' • l • Wei'era J i a l i n e e iv k i l l re ie - i O c le e k Club 7 U San • i e* »l*tlt At 4 Qteace • J i t l u t ' i C hoi • • 14 klurritif rn ,, t -.e I II S fitfu f kletiviie* I M VVretd Al >1"* > iv Uuiie r -r Ladue i lv Himii Time *.«» KM Club • iV y i . i • ll l|*i> Club t • < Vliren e Ctevile Ilsur 1 1 1 * V ir-uvi Hi I* ?*»n a Ceustrr arrr.w b o n v W « t|.| At K r t n H e* 1* h«4l* r»Mn m«**t It lv (itu riiv at *tine* I *4 per N*n* faerb j 46 lliln e u k e * — h e w Berk I 1* l IV 11u i club I M Dhe lik y ih r a lleue ill* Werl* At I n r.vr.viva I ’.( Twiliab' >»**# * iv gpnrtf lloob * i* aTuvietl l ata Ti*4 P tifll-f tee » n»«a n* I t, ft it>4er hcbool Leiion l.e I I* pub* live III. Kifhl » *4 Xitbl* m V-lItt— n i he* m . auh ■ V;lt AV tk>l(utt* • ah »ilt Xew* 11*4 Ley tnia'i Cell Ta Prerer ItelW *.*» rite »i v m r wtinai.hu t *4 ♦ 41 ttfi t tie r a ■ear eraiag |g«*le*te iiM 1*4 I 40 Weria AI Via* » II b .ay b taltte i n y U aralai Matleal* » »4 m HH 1* *4 II"IH I Sinter* ____ Service juao Chunk itiie •u a ia r ten te d * w. H ILL LUMBER fr SUPPLY YARD n i i m 'r ,? ,. w. t i l W a a t 3rd S t P h . 83 a t f l N II4 V vtllM -M hl. Owl Wand 1BU «L u n li Mill g4tt*» n.ileal Lovira Paw 5 A n Merle llvur Fernara 3Uf*h ■ v iiiia I 9$ w-«iii *i a n • Ik .n r n r pgM I 1* »ere*«4* In hie* • <1 nee Im tthti) t *>• Quell .-nr I deft e t e Vet# T l i -'reudf W# Hill I 8$ c v . r r k lervic#(ill reefer* • er4 i*!» Ik H VIMeight M ia iilir II k t* i II. tl If gift) Off MIIVIMV •* *1 It 14 !( IV *4 II *• «l IV II »4 » I* V 1* > li 1* >« I I* i* rv li i* li.M till II *4 lif e W OnhlAQ On Levaiei • C*ll T* Weave ! ’* • » heeekire Ne* • v» • item Jemberit N i«i eeven Oeltek Club e* t (tie Al A <714*** .''c k e ri Cham 'haiee JI.rEii* Pevet •velleaa k l i t i n g U i t eMill i Vvnr 11 At Kite H unt » -r lafii* Iliran Time if*e I.e4le> Oatr lie* Club Nt • e I (' 4 CtUb e a l Of >|e|44f orfa Al kuee ArvBimnoa n<4ie r«im t>i|**i Her Ken* Beeih t Col. H. N. Kirkmcjn Will Lead Parade At Fall Convention TALLAHASSEE — Col. R. N. Kirkmtn, fommandtr ad th* Flap* Ida Highway Patrol, writ] ha grnn4 m arthtll of th* parada during tbn 37th annual Ameri.an Legist* rational convention in Miami n u t October 11. Kirkmaa. Florid* Dapartnuak Commander af Ike L*gi*n In |H L 1924. te tka only perron te te n * at grand marshall «f a nattenal teflon caavaaUon pan d a m a n than Ha yervad that capacity ta 194$ a?d again tn t i l l , (alb Mmaa In Miami, in additinn te bring Miaou ed in 1935 by National Commander Seaborn P Col Una of Indlanapallu In addition to balag fanner atete um ound*? K lik o ii k i i M a natiewal axeaiiOva «M man and te a member at tka f a r t Hodga P**t of Patalka and wah Us �THE TV# <!o*r*1 #f ' f . rY --m >• »tad.,W *fr .**» *7 *-«e!s» Shn-Lw T « P M. I#d. Nursery Open At All Serwe* THE LITTLE BROWN rill Rrfl Earphone* for the hard-cf-hcai*.1 ing. O.V THE HILL 44 drome (Congregational) SANFORD SEVENTn.DAT P«rV Av#nu* and 21th F1r**t Georg# H. Cooper, Princeton, a d v e n t is t CHURCH J. B#ra*rd Rm I Minister General Chalrmm of the Florid* 7M Elm Avenue AU COu/*.o N »Ur/n mart be pr*- KEted at The Herald offlr# h r Sunday School 9 10 Fruit and Vegetable AuociiH *00 "■ -I Oilman Faster 10 *. nt oo tor d«) bctore public4 tloo. Morning Worahfp , tion'i 12th Annual Convention, biDr. J»me« R Clinton, L vircr •‘■abbath School (Saturday) 9:30 Ing held thi* year at the Hotel CHAPEL ’ tribute to your eonvr-nienr*. A Eai’or r~» and n m lrn n of Ev AI. M. CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH Fontainebleau. Miami Beach, cn Elder Spring! ! r.uriery u open for all r»g\!ar *.-.d »r*tt, Pennsylvania * ’!1 >r e,v cn "o rih ip H*ur 11 Ah A. M Hev i W Parham, paator. October 4. 3 and 6 today announ­ >ponjored by F in t B iptut Church special »ervir#*. S»ndremen an d ! ’he .<)> -• Had Jevis * Ter- Topic. Ei.Va Twin*.' Cor. Fourteenth fit-. O il At*. Wednesday—7:45 P. M. Midced the appointment of commit­ Sanford, Fla. thair families ara walcoma whether on*! Re'.ifioe’ : lay School 9:43 a. m. # week Devotion* tee* for the Convention. Morning Worihip Service 11:00 Sunday School 10:00 a. m .' their atay In Sanford 1* long or TIR-T R lPT I-T CHURCH Topic, ''United Stataa In Bibl# W. O. Sunaell, Superintendent short. Luther L. Chandler, Gould«, a. m. Park Avenue »f hiith Street Prophecy” Will be. shown In movTraining Union 6:30 p. m. It a a ITaaching 11:00 a. m. w« giv* tpeciat Invitation to " i s appointed Chairman of t b a ( i Pastor 'r S picture*. The public u cordial family al/alr. Dr. H. H. Martin, Pre»th«r H.p and fellowship with u» W. p. Brook*. Jr., Reeepti-n CosunlUCai J. R. ly l" invited Join u» tn *e«. Evening Worihip T:V» n. m. John L. Miller. MinDler of ^ v” M to join B r o o k * , Horaeitead. RegutraPAOLV WES LET* AN but urga you tn *••#-! -ha church I t g thi* pirtura. •'Come thou with ua and «a MU F^lursliot, lions; W E Burquest, Sarasota. METHODIST CHURCH r f J"W ch°'fa hhi* Sunday. Misdo then good.” Ruth F. Archer, Director of Fnday—7 45 P. M. Buffet Luncheon: W. R. Har.A Milea Mrat on Rt. 44 • • nary Volunteer program cone TII8 CHI EO l o r r.OD roe):, Tampa. Supplier* Ho*plSunday School 9 45 SOLTH SIDE BAPTIST CHURCH Music and find out Who’s nt PROPHECY ••M »r c *vrd A Dace For You tality Night; Luther L. ChandMorning Worihip 10:4.'i *-a ,t 2<th Street 2Vii Elm Ave. R (5 VI o among tha Bib!# prophets. I trr. Gould*. Cracker Breakfast; TVOl t| TVg guntine sl"n al tho edge of Midway Airport. CTslcopn, Wer ev tn Youth A 45 MJHsmory PremiUetilum Early Morning Worship i Plitop A. W. htover, palter A Cogdlal Welcome I* extended to ' which ripped * wing ofl the BramIT airliner coming la for an trrtrvird Ceorgn 44’cdgworth, Bello Evening Worship 7:30 P«**or R B. l^in*fnrd A M. ' !> is j m Sunday School. W. P. Br«a*s. Jr all 'o join u* tn our W’orahip and I mer.t landing la heavy fcg. Tha traneport flipped on Pa back ar.d • it a m. Morning Worihip. Bet- Wednesday Prayermeeting 7:30 |A**e<Uta Paator W. L. Stephenj , Sermon | Glad*, Banquet. share In the fellow ship of thi* '•IV Milton borat into flamaa, killing 23 ol the 41 penocia aboard, (inirmaltewaij non by A W Stover. Friday Cotta;# Meeting 7:30 a t ; Sunday School «Up t Appointment to preside over I"W# Provide For Fvrry Member hour. 7,43 p. m Evangallitle Hour. the home of Mr. B. Coagrave I HiggenbolUiam. inuineia *<aliens were: Prtsl- , ! of The Family. Coma With Tour I IRST METHODIST CHURCH 7:(B m. Tueiday Evening Scr- Saturday Central Colhg* Quartet Sunday School 10 no A. M ! de-it Ardrew Dud* Jr., Oviedo. P*»tor Milton II. 43 vatt » -a, I Morning Worahlp 11:00 A. M. Tamily to Sunday School." TK*. P ra y r Mealing , First Bustnei* Session; Duon T o n y D isappeors In P u rsu it O f Fox Morning Worvhlp u oo a M 9:45 Churth School Evening Worship t m P, M. 7 <S p -n. Thruiday Young T«oEveryor.# Wi Im im Peirce. Vice-President, Miam Sermon W. P. Brook., Jr Haas** for All Ages : CANOGA PARK. C*Lf f Tony d.dn’t citrh t>.« fox In­ Second Business Session: Budolph Prayer Meeting A 00 p. M pie meet. Rev. Cecil W. Shaffer Training I t 6:45 P. M 1! "V A MMorning Worship Movie producer Rowland V. Lee’s stead fce became tangled in myri­ i Matuon. Fort Pierce, Third Busi­ Everyone welcome. WELCOME TO TltF. C ||l KCIJ FIRST CHRISTIAN CTIURCn ["Training Union !« A Family Af­ Till. CHRISTIAN an d m ission ad* cf burrs in thhe rough terrain. ness Session; Roy A’ardegrift J r , UPS ALA COMMUNITY 1C07 Kanlord A»a. fair." We provide for Every Mrm. 5 : nm“^ rn ,' cv In r" pursuit ch r ol 1; a fox dhapARY ALLIANCE rilURCll 7 no p. . [ w : ni ; jj j: ; y_ f hreared near The dog was tn rrra t pain when 1Pahokee, Fourth Builnei* Ses­ PRESBYTERIAN CIHJIIC II her of The ramlly-F.ven the i S md*y Srhool * * 43 a. m. Park Are al Fourteenth SI fcn wj* found by Georg* Tadgett. sion. Baby " I Morning Wer»hip Service 11 .oo a Sunday School 10 00 a m. 7:15 Organ Veapers the !,ee home I'aitnr, David S, Carnefn a Cub Scout. * 1-0 P Morning Worship 1100 * n , Evening Worship * 00 P. M F"enmg Worship | m Runday vhnol and Morning W. P Brooks, Jr. Sermon Topic "Tha Man Who 9 P. M. raiigel: spent two da>s remov­ JIM check Tuesday for Padgett > The evening tervirra will ba CTnitt- I Sermon Berreation for V r hip Combined Service 9.45 a r . W. F. d Chl-Rho « fO p m. ed. Fellrwship Hour after the Even- Missed Church" Chaplain Ferrell, Young People Service Men at ing the burr* from the poodL scout pack and they're going tv n to i|:30 a m. '•Worship Period I Evening Worihip S*rvtra 7:30 p ihcn returned his to Lee. who h ad |tsk e In Disneyland on it. Padgett ( ', Wrdne«day Prayer and Bible vtudy , mg Service »pon»ored by the 44 . Kempaon I F»peclally Invited begin* at to 40 a. ro.“ m. Alliance Youth Ecllowihlp 6:30 I All member* »nd friend* of the offered # reward. I^e wrote a pocketed an additional }15. * 'Training Union. II • adeast over W T.R.R. I Air Conditioned Sanctuary will la nh-erved in lh« home. p m P in t C h ntian Church ara invited Evening S am e 4 7 44 p tn. to ke»r Rev. Perry L- Stone. v»ho Wedneeday Mid-Week B ib la will bo the gueit r.p«ek«T a t the Study 7:43 p. m. 11:00 a. n . tervica. TUB THEE METHODIST HOLY CROWS CHURCTl m uR cn (Eplecopil) for. W. Enurlh S t l.enrel Av*. Re. f| Lv ttlrinn Timmerman, B r,. Eldon Kline. MlnJ.ter D-, Rertnr Funday School 9 tv a m. Arh Sunday after THnliy >i rmna Worship 10 45 a. m A.0O A. M. Holy Eucham t Evening Worship 7-M p. m. C h o ral E u c h a rla t Prayer Meeting Thurjday 7.30 9 13 A M and Addrv>» p m Service* through the wecki h i . PALLS LOTH CRAW Saturday, Auguit a — Tran*fig. ts. Luke* Lutheran—In Llavta uration of Chrut — Holy Comm­ (re-.i Oviedo) the Rev Stephen jd. Tuhy, tu to r . Morning worihip union 7:30 A. M. FIRST PHESBYTERIAN E .10 « m Radio Uiuiuo broadcast at 9 :m a m over WOR7. (740 kei. CHI RCII f r lay Reboot (or all age group!. Oak Avenue »nd Third Street 9 0am Christian Day School Rev. A. G. Mflnnia. 3llni*ter (All elementary grade* and kinder­ 9:15 A. M. t im e o f th e y e a r to Sunday School garten), Monday through Friday 10 M A. M. The Section S :o a m. Children a prorr*m, “S t Luka'* Oup.1," Stturdiy 10:1b me*U Tor Prayer In the Se,»|on t r u c k i3 N O W I Room. a.m. over WTHR, 11400 kc.). 11 00 AM. Morning Worship LUTHERAN CHURCH Solo, *Noarrr, Still Nearer, CWe Ol 11IL KLDELMLR o u t t o p u t A m e r i c a ’s Rev. I'nillip Schlrttmaa. Mlaisler To Thy Heart'* Morri*, Charle* S Hrrvicr* *1 Tba Yarbl Club Morriaon. Lewotl-prlced V - I Pickup! F o rd F -1 0 0 , G V W 5,000 lbs. Sunday School 9:13 am . Anthem, ''How Long Wilt Thou fa rth e r a h e a d l Choice o f 132-h.p. V -8 or 118 -h .p . S ix , both Short Stroke. Cburrn Rervtca 10:30 a m. Forget Me", Pflueger, Chanc«l CHURCH OP GOD Choir vasth *o)o by Mra. Ham* Fordo m atit D riv e a t low extra coat, French Ave. and 7bad Ft. Fold*. Rev. II. W. Ilrnderaon. Patter Rarmon Mr. McTnnl* Sunday School 9:43 a. m. Church Nwxwy 10.45-12 00 Each Uvangolittlc Srrvlea 7:30 p. tn Surnday Morning for childen up tc> Mld-Werk Scrv.c# Tuciduy 7:30 ffva year*. P m. . Pioneer f*P»wihip 7 no p. M. Y«mng Peopl* Servlet Thuri- 7.no Senior High Fel p. M. day 1‘20 p. m. lonvnhlp Evening Worahlp ERENEXER METHODIST * 00 P. M. CHURCH Solo. “I’ll Walls With God" Citru* Helgbta Brod**!y Rev. Edward Murfin, Pattnr Dtclc Aiken Sunday School to a. m —CU1- Sermon Mr. McJnni* f• r i r,. Juhnion, superintendent FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Preaching Service 11 a. m. GENEVA M Y F S p. m. Paator Prayer meeting, Thurtday, 7:30 W. A. Ellen" nod, JO A. M Sunday School p. m. ll A. M. ASSEMBLY OP GOD CHURCH Morning Worship 7 P M. B.TIJ. 13th St. ami I.tut.I Av*. * P. M Evening Worship Punday School 9:43 a m. * P. M. Prayer S*rvir* Wed Itiuning Worahlp 11 a. m. "Coeporating with Southern B*p Youth Servdra 6:45 p m. s a v in g s ti»t Convention." > t tlUtla Rally 7:45 p. m. FIRST CHURCH OF THE l'layer ani Bible Study WedraaNAZARENE day at 7:45 p m. F o rd h a s "Sanford** Singing Church" ••Join the happy, alnglrg crowd. Comer of Second *nd M»pl* Worahlp tha Lord with ua." New 8-ft. Panel hn» 155.8-cu. f t . capacity. Weather* R. H. Sjvoar Jr., Minltter . . . FOSTER CHAPEL Yog are cordially Invited to at­ ■tripped throughout. New longer rear apringi ”b*by” Me t h o d is t m u i c a tend church with u» thi* Sunday. Ovicda fragile loads. Fordomatit or Overdrive, extra co*4 ‘ Gaorga Rev. George II. Carltei. MUIater Sunday School at 9:30 9:45 am Sunday School Plttard, SupC li oo a m Wonblp Scnrira. Morning Worahlp at 10:45 Ser­ ■ 00 pm . Wnnhio Kandsa. mon by tha pastor NYP8 at 6:45 I1PSALA COMMUN1TT p. m. Johnny Carter, Prea. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Mr* Junior ftodaty 6:45 p. m. Her. C. C White. Minister R. Carter, Supervisor. lira. Clover Maria, PianM Trank Bibla Cltnte 6 45 p. n*. Allred Erlrtna Fapertatendenl ol Church Ffbool H. Price, Moderator. Georg* Perold SerEvening Evangrlistie 1:36 leader ot Mid Week Servlcaa mon by the paator. Church School to « m. The church t» rorofortably air­ ; Worihip II a m. cooled Courteous tiaher* wrlll conYoung People 7 pm . Evening nervice 7:30 D m. Wednesday Evening 7:30 p tn. Evenboly Invited io attend a] eur lervieea. CHUEUOTA RApnST OIURCH Watlor A. R»utb Jr., Patlar Rundiy School 10 a m. M .ruin’ Worahlp Sendee U a.m Sermon by the Plater. Evening Worahlp Sendc* 7:30 p.m Sermon by tha pi star. Prayer Meeting Wtoaeiday 7:30 ’63 Olds “98” $2196 p.m. Holiday 1-AKR MART B A m i T CHAPEL 53 Pontiac *1296 U ko Mary, Fla. S • Dr. Paator — Rev. H. A. Frith Jr. fi< nday School 9:43 a.m. ’55 Plymouth D isci Morning Worahlp 11:00. ■■cord breaking P l l f t o n n a r ,” F o rd F*5 0 0 , G V W Training Union tilO p * . 2 . Dr. 14,000 lbe. Payload capacity (w ith body) up to 9,464 lbe, Evening Worihip 7:10. Psayer klaatlag Wed. 1:10 pjn. Electrie-ohift 2-ipoed rear axle available. ’53 Dodge $1186 U1LLCREST BAPTIST ■APTUT CHURCH r«ffe 10 ~ rrl. .Ttjly 20.195* 8 A N FO H D ITEH A LD Duda Jr. Named To Confab Group Best on a new are even save money Ford Dealers leading truck Best buy for is Short Stroke oowerl Only it in every truck model and at no extra costl USED CARS (m m W.Plaih, W i 1 Sunday morning aarrlcaa: , lo i n . Sunday School I 11 a.m. Morning Worahlp. ! Sundayy evening •ervicea: aarrlcaa: UniocL • : p p>m. “Drain lag *M i.m. Evening Worship. 1:10 p.___ Wedneiday s*day 1:39 p.m, rrayar meeting TIIB r U H r BAPTIST CHURCH o r OVIEDO R#v. Laala Day. Hi___ 1:43 a.m. Sunday School KU7EB RPR IN OS RAFTWT S a v e th re e w a y s . . . 1) with Ford's fully proven Short Stroke powei-* . . 2 ) with Ford’s exclusive Drlverlzed Cab comfort and convenience .V , 3 ) with Ford’s higher-payload construction. * Club Coup* ’S f Plymouth $ 4 - Dr. ’52 Dodge $ Ford Truck Summer Bandwagon Sell-a>bration now.on! 4 - Dr. W Plymouth $ Club Coups DRILLING - w. MOTOR! sita Mas i Vi . ■1 t .............-- tm +m &m ifi n s'a**i , �Vt 1 THl \ rU H H IH I M M I I I I A WEEKLY MAGAZINE THE SANFORD HERALD MAuAZIM SI Cl ION \ �Looking Ovtr Proceed At Your Own Risk All Florido • y W OODSON T. A llIN r i Weep. N Vee Will T he Allen companion, full ctrrn g th , joe* Out lu th'Me lucklnM *trp children of dicactrr who gracp a t a fleeting rlian re for glory, only to ruch headlong into laming hum iliation. l aJ L - 1 T ha halfback who intercept* a forward paw and doean't break hia at ride until he haa deposited th a ball behind tha w roug goal line; the ba»ehall player who ataala aecond haaa, front th ird haaa; tha golfer who, with iron nerve and magnificent akill, hole* out, from deep in a aandlrap, hia opponenl*a ball; throe, indeed, m erit our teara. R u t th e r e ia yet an* ether race of ill-Maned aorta o f mwfortune, whoae fruatration atema from bod timing. Weep, if you will, for Wrong W ay Corrigan, but ap art a thought for W rong T im e Allen. Once a project reachea th e point a t which prograaa holla for lack of a gim let, th e gimlet »hop ia aura to be juat cloaod. a r not yet opened. D o guaata drop in. w illin g -n ay , eager - t o atay for dinner? They do, an d they ftnd ua about to regale ouraelvw w ith th ro e ouncaa of leftover milk tripe. I)oaa poor little Clora Phyl wheeM w ith uamiatakabie aymg gttia? No aaafetida in the drug atom within a day*a jourwoy la ta r tly rim ed ia obaarvaare af th a w edding anaivar* »ary of Am eriga VeapuccL i i .A \ There qgprara little mmtmml trmei tmkemde etudy by M om H u m , umd mean took r a i mmfa k e -a / n r hamd that uae tryutg to feed kua. L i trntMe after this a n laira Ar bit lb* VO VNf SHAMI, NHL fRAMV On May Star an page l i e f year cal there iaaa article by oao da Far CMMiwo." lir. ta a a j E m CONOBATUUIKMO, NAPUSf he ravriagr h griea to Plarida geoaealy. i hacd fee the emaWee coac- Our fellow Flood tan* mum bo intereated ia gold. In our June M iaaue. we publiahed an account of th e fabu* loua auma of gold and other tfaoeurea th a t have gone to th< bottom of th e ten off th e Flor­ ida coeat in dupe. We even printed a m ap chawing th e ap proaim ate location of thent n a tu re travea buried in th«*j aanda, come odly a few feet under water. Since publication of th i price! r u piece of inform ation which waa erritten by P. 0 Carder, we have received num eroua letter* caking for m ar t s a r t directiana on how to ft r o a r of tide treoaure. One Ueaaaa even w anted to kno how much gold a row boat w ill hold - he aaid he haa a p re tt good cited one. b u t far auch project would get a a even beg­ in the light o f thia reapence wo haaton to add a belated poet acript to Mr. G order'a cto ry j T ha amp only appenaicaal poaition of th e varia n t aunken I by hiatoe wo are the rink tap af awy My hande are comad with pakdd cow* never And the ahepa vacant; t h r o n p ef par* t one, prwumabiy employooo, atare tu t at am in wonder, not uamlaad with alarm, than promod with th o ir choree of covering or < lag up to • •w w I am referring la "eel t M the Am plan It It not i i waa a coat U IBM from a eat ouccovt* Ta go along with our movie I atari aw pagan 8 and • of thiel iaaue, wo preaent Joan Pay* I Brawn who could ho' a acovicl If aha wirirnd. la tha aeeead I by a gwm ham the ead and awy be IC S ia any way. I had H hem the prick ef a tharai If tha eat gdrte h^ep, Wjwap awwe rb y l atudioa < m a te ' the iadigalte Mam. Alan, af «ww i duty it ia tn < then; ^ ■ S r i< y ! C w iS lh h mhaaammmaalhBagethmWeaamtwae Da 1 plan aa outiag, perhapa a virit tan park or to a atonic amrvnt? Upon that that attraction arid be an lightly ■ dW ^ tSaSriaM ***** ~WN| lag m awitchboard aparat ar a t| rocaaUy naked Joaa.ta "take I d T i i p a e a y far HaBywaad.l laf’tdLkM.bdl** ArtMwan All H f t i i i i l r i i w m v i i I �i V Florida Youth Plays Ring Around The Rosy With Mexican Toros I f DICK HAVM A N “ T JU v n iw T A n im v a ” —time-honored art sod »pirt ol the Spani*h-»|M-akmg world—hold* .1 never-ending fascination for Florida tourists in M n iio The pigeantry and formal unfolding of (hi* Man-ver*'i*-Hull »l>eetarle p irw iii' an almost religious-like tn>*ter> for the visitor to Mexico. W ith hi* richly colorful and sequinned "-.••• light*" the m atador flashes bits of gold m the S un­ day afternoon autuhine. making a figure of ar t t il wonder on th e bullring's sand. An I it m ill» iln r m ’l lank !•»'* ih w irriiu i /nr S u it hr/nu • 1, *.» It /ut/ practicing Ml tl fn rn I ,tf lr /1 hr it ihnu n it ilh a /r<iuf> nf fn r n t U - it lll practicing .Ml it nor ilrnth m ul iliingrr in Ihr hull ring Thr%r fu r lli M rtH iin a n il "g n n g a ” g a it a h m n 1. iih h /f.im ih r li t* lin n h i l lr m iin lr r 'i A i d T ia r n it ■ 111 v > n ip r in Ihr ring hrlau > Kvery Sunday preciaely at four o'clock in the afternoon, two. th rre, or som etim es four m ita d o ri parade reremonioualy acroaa th e music-filled p la ta t de toroe in every part of Old Meaico. T he stirring paeo dpble music is fittin g o v e rtu re to th e drams which follows. Florida students at Mexico C ity College, of which there are many every year, not only beomte aficionado*, but sometime* even tak e up the cape and muleta themselves. One such brave soul is Clear­ w ater's Nick T sarrios who studied el torero'* art with M etican bullfighter Sam uel Soli* and actually met the hulls face-lu-facr in practice se*«n>a« on ranches outside of Mexico City. A former University of Florida collegian. T*a< n<>* just graduated from Mexico C ity College with a BA. in laitin American Studies Four other “ gringo” stu d en ts at MCC, however, advanced from ju»t th e study of bullfighting to the actual performance of their learned skill* in Kl Rancho del Charro, a picturesque small bullring in suburban Mexico City. The four boys, all ex-G.I.'s hailing from different p arts of th e United S lates, put their overwhelming love for la fiesta into action by turning out a highly xatiafactorv afternoon's performance, delighting »*<»«h fellow MCC atudenta and th e Mexican aficionado* who cam e out of curioeity to see the q u irt* t of Norte Americano* face el tom . They did well, too, as these picture* of their corrida testify. And although they were only “n u t ador* for a day,” it was a day of glory-one they and their friends will long rem em ber with warm feeling for this exciting tale of life aouth-of-the horler Ant p m e tu r In ihr hull n a g a rn tu n llr Irm t- to Ih r rm l thing m ttrmanmtrntnl hrrr h i nnalhrr Am erican ihnlm l <■/ M n ir 1 City Cattrgr. Wally itin a n l A ir* TVi. r. ... ton. ham (tttni a r ta l hull. Ihr only t t e l.ls tlu jcn l la "m ahr Ihr gcmlr " U IUmJ i U q im w -rtO t I �F V.w visitor* ensuing mlo Northwest Florida via th e old swinging bridge al NVal'a Linding in Jackson County reali i r th a t a fortune in gold lira nearly under their feet in a desolate. mosquitoridden «wainp. For 137 year*, thia treaaure. cast there hy a ainall hand of Seminolea, haa defied recovery Mn>* th an once Kate haa anatched the hKit from under th e very ahovela of aearrhera For all th e labor, sweat and anguish that haa been poured into th e numeroua eapeditiona, th e rewards have been m eager-one gold piece and Ihiee ainall silver cofna recovered yeara ago. Treasure hunter* have come and gone, their instruments having signalled sharp­ ly as they approached a rock pile now under water al the site. It wa* reported th at several yeara ago a California gold, miner claimed th at hi* instrum ent gave th e strongest indications he'd ever ex­ perienced. Hut to d ate th e treasure has resisted all m ethods of recovery. It's an ho u r's tre k th ro u g h a dense wilderness to th e "m oney pond." T h e area is litt|e changed from th e tim e of Jackson's campaigns; certainly there are no fewer lizards and rattlesnakes. -A favorite hunting region, it abounds in wild turkey and deer, and unless one is fam iliar with the route to the swam p, it's best to have a guide. On the way you'll cross “ Old Slavery Hoad," a prominent a rte ry a h u n d red years ago, today an im passable, over­ grown gully. • T h e pond lira in a low basin, shrouded by encircling gum and cypress. Thin daylight Altars through the tall branches, paly illuminating the greenish scum th a t covers th e still water. T h e hum id 1 air is alive with the same burring cloud* | of mosquito* th at have plagued expedi­ tions in the past. Thickly m atted gras* | serves as a haven for an army of insec ts A dip into Florida history suhstantia te a -in part, at least—the oft-told tale* and colorful account* of the lost treasure | trove. Following th e B ritish defeat at New Orleans in 1814, Knglish LieutenantColonel Nicholla m arched his colonial marines into Sfianish Florida and erected a small fort on the Apalachicola, lie befriended the Creeks and Seminole*, in ­ citing them to open hostilities with the American settlers near the (ieorgia bor­ der. By I Ml 7. several settlers had been murdered. President M onroe, shocked at these outrages, ordered (ienernl Jackson to muster and personally command a force of Tennessee Militia and drive the sav­ ages into Spanish territory. In December, 1817, Jackson, still sev­ eral mklss from Seminole lands, received word that an army detachment escorting women and children enruute to meet him had been mercilessly am bushed bySeminole Chiefs llinrmollemica and Millis lingo on the Apalachicola. Jackson hurst into Florida, cutting and burning Indian settlem ents to the ground where he found them. Here local legend* prevail, on* of the most common claiming th a t Hilly Neal, for whom N eal's Landing was nam ed, was made captive by th e Indians. Al­ legedly, he witnessed th e actu al hiding of the gold and seas later rescued by Jackson's victorious troops. Jim Oswald, 78, of Bascom, has told the following story m any times: "T h e Indfans were trap p ed at th e | mouth of C arter's Mill Creek, just abovr Neal's Landing." bo narrated. “T h at night th ty learned th a t th e w hite men were I coming. They loaded seven ponies with * K tn* sad irs s A / s f fa d e I s t f i | l ' . tftr 'money pom T ho* /or 137 y r o n J r ftn fn e r y tfforl to farale a forty** In gold beheved hid | dr* la Ha depth* ThM 4-Ag Bart* �1 . • 3 Jr J O I'laudr Yarlntr, aflrr Mh.irr /a-si/t Ihr "m om } frond" «•»• nam rd •rm rm hr'r u/irn h n gram lfiilhrr d ’llinrtl Ihr fh ’ol in <i •r. 'r h fo r Ihr huIJrn Hold f u r «/••*» •>/ iirad* rm n lillril Ihr po n d i Ia’i i i * Jim (h u o ld. 71* y ra r aid r rn d rn l a( Hat ram, rrcalU numerous fu tilr rip rd itio n a mlo Ihr tu am p fur Ihr a llrg td fo rtu n r in Ih r "monry pond " fortunr in Srm in olr *•<»/•/. la in/ra/n/ m lh muM/ui/nri, »n<iAr« <imi their (old and slipped away lo th e Old Yarbor I’o n d - a a lt’» now railed. W hen they returned the ponies' sacks were empty." Although Oswald never searched for the money, he remembers num erous r*. pedition*. lie recalls that one (ro u p about 28 years ago used "S panish needles." a type of divining rod then popular am ong treasure hunters. A clue as tu how the Seminolea ac­ quired the money was revealed by Claude Yarhor. 8 s, son of Will Y arbor who made several attem pts at the cache, and who, with a sizable crew dug a ditch from the sw am p lo a nearby stre a m in an effort to drain the pond. **Billv Neul was my grandfather." Y ar­ hor explained, “ lie trafficked in furs with the Ind ian s and traded for gold — Knglish gold, lie lioughl Neal's laindiug from them for about $1,400." Yarlxir es­ timated th at tlie transaction included al­ most 1.500 acres. It's fu rth e r believed th at th e Indians received th e bulk of the money from Knglish renegades acting u n d er orders from the Crown; even perhaps from Arhuthnot ami Amhrister, the two Knglish traders who were later hanged by Jackson for helping lo stir Ih r savages into an uprising. T h e treasure has been con­ servatively estim ated at $M , 0 0 0 ; p e r­ haps more a t today's standard of $.18 an ounce. Unable to carry their hoard, th e retreating Indians left it behind. « T here's evidence th a t som e of th e ir descendants may have returned to search for the m oney during th e early 1900’a. Huck H u itt. cousin of (iriffith H u m . present owner of Ihr land, has childhood memories of m small band of Keminoles that traveled along the banks of the ChatlahotR-hee every fall, frequently ask­ ing permission of the various p lantation owners to ram p on their land. "They 1ug into th e ground." recalls llu ilt. “ No J one knows what they may have found, they claimed lo lie looking for iron pieces, a t heads and the like." H uitt lielieves they catne from |ieninsular Flor­ ida, following back trails to avoid th e w hite turn. Two aged-Negroes, once tilled to dig for the lost gold, still live nearby. One is ’T reacher" David Clover, 71, who worked with th e Yarlxir h u nters alxiut I9IXI. The hole had dried after draining and several Itanda began digging into the soft mild. T hey e tra v a te d to about a it in * rtt* feet when they were furred to stop due calls that they worked at night in the to mi approaching storm According to .sweltering heat, digging for weeks in the Clover, for the nest five days it rained jungle-like wilderness. Their efforts were steadily witli high wind* The hole filled rewarded by the finding of one gold and the land for n quarter of a mile dollar When will tlie silent swamp release its around was under water Further efforts were aliamloned Clover heard that three bold on the forgotten loot? Some think only when modern m ethods are used to silver coins alsiut the sire of n dune, tin printed with the |{nmnn num eral III wrest it frre from the slimy depths Ifut were found by Criffith Huitt for file prrwrnt, a fortune in Knglish gold Another farm er and former lalmrer. —gold that could have changed (he Ins"I*itt" HafTold. worked with the Dicker- lory of Florida—lies buried in the nv.id son eipedition Today, at 91. Saffold re ­ of lawl Swamp This o ld m i n t i n g brtdgr. nou b rin g dirmantUd, crosses Ih r ('hu ttah oorh rr A u e r ml S t a l l L a n d in g , r lo t r In Ih r d r n d a tr, f n r r nddrn m u m p ir h rrr a d rrp rra lr hand of Stm innlt Indiana hurird. a p parrn lly / a m i r , th ru fortunr la gold. Kb llen tis Msgsrine -PAG! 4 9B M P �J CLOSING THE DOOR ON A FLORIDA ERA »r IID SllCI X r » m a right -.ill ilo y id W a k u lla S ta tio n re­ c e n tly , w h e n 7 1-year-old W a lte r I ’ag'' c li» e d th e oldei-t co u n try sto re in F lo rid a Mr. I'agr ha» lived in thi* vicinity sintr he w u a ttaliy lie opened hia country i«tor« luick in IM»7. when the little town wa« known n* Oil Still Ilia wife wav present ami with him, received P 'n l wishes from ruvtonier* on thdt la*t day lie attribute* hi» succcs* in busirte** to “the blessing of the Good I.onl, fair anil im partial treatment nl all, anil the desire to tin a yob will' Mr. I’age plan* to loaf anil ti*h a lot now, anil to *ee what the nest few liecaiie* will bring' W aller 1‘uge |left| am i Ala u tf* \nght\ cloee the ihmrt /ureter, o f the older! country time in Honda Mr I'agr |aAoie| maker a rale on the final day. to Mr. A . N olle, a customer rim e the rlore opened ahoul HI y e a n ago TV FILMERS FIND FLORIDA ^^MiTMr.A Hollywood television com* | any has chosen Florida for it* head* iiuartera. It moved last m onth into the studios at I'once de l«eon Springs, near iV la n d Here, w ith an unlim ited num ber of larkgroundr provided by nature, the d m company will produce movie* for ration-wide distribution Jack McGowan, director of th e Aim it nipany, whose mam office i* in New ,’rrsey, ha* for several year* felt the need for a studio in Florida, p articu larly in the winter m onths, when cam era crew* have been making inure and more frecuent trips here, seeking sunny back­ ground* for commercial Alma. It was when making a picture at I'once de I.eon Fpring* laat year th a t he realised this was the ideal spot for Florida atudioa. Karly this year, M ctlow an look over ■management of th e Springs, w ith Chet liedfern as his chief assistant. T h e 1st. ter spends much of his tim e writing scripts with hi* right hand while holding a telephone in hia left, directing oper­ ations at the Springs nr talking with the d m company's New Jersey studio. The rr«t of hia tim e he spends on foot about the place aa consultant on problems that anee in keeping thing* in order, McGowan take* an average of one d y ­ ing trip to New York vech week. The f»CI f - M I (octets Us* si me distribution office for the com pany's chief o|>eration, Guided Tours, is still in Newr York. (iiiidt^l Tours is a l-Vminutr him fea­ tu re of the travelog type, scheduled on a weekly basis by 237 TV station*. Florida a ttractio n s and com m unities have been frequent Aim subjects, S arasota, R ain­ bow Springs, Marinetand and F.llinor Vil­ lage have been featured on the program. Recent special assignments Irelude the Aiming of the Mr*. America pagrant at Kllinor Village and an educational Aim for th e N ational Drug Associ­ ation. One of sis Alma mad* this year for the Japanese Silk Asso­ ciation will be entered in an in­ ternational eihibit at Brussels. M cGowan believee it will tak e Arst place, aa he considers it an im provem ent over last year's e n try , which won second place. hr a o t iM A iv tow wo In T h e Holden W rit o f Volf. ' the Hauer nrterr, Alice handling the m ike a n d M arlene in comedy ro u ­ tine. u ere photographed at Sararota Hay C ountry I'tu t fj» rhr Hunted Tour ■m u Ja c k M ctio u an it near the top i f nr. M foot ladder gettin g a picture id the main rtreet. uh ile m aking a TV tiu i.h il Ti ur rhtue id Itaytona fin u h �T kn milr« south of the city of Jacksonville, the St. John** lliv e r-th e only navigable north-flowing river in th e country—broaden* out on the fm.il leg of it* journey to the *ea. Great hank* of cumulous white cloud*. which fre* uenlly roll up the bright Florida *ky. are unable t<> im the blinding light th a t beat* down on the Hat green land, and i» (lashed luck from the river * *ntfac», dotted at (hi* (mint, hy nuiiierou* fishing c u lt, yacht*. •|>ee<l lwi.il* and an occasional Navy tan ker or I.ST. Hv day, hathed in tin* fliwwl of light, the D|w.-ration* control tower—rising near the river from the l.t'H a< re» occupied hv th e Naval Air S tatio n , Jacksonville - t« hardly vi«ihle At night it i« a different *tory. Then this nerve ren­ ter of NAS -la*, whose rotating beam aearvlie* the «ky like a prolong finger, come* into it* own. Then some­ thing of the mission of this all-w eather air station, where flying weather average* Iw-tter than 90 |wr cent, can lie approximated hy nrarhy resident* <ousciou* of the ever-loudening «kie* a* air traffic inerraw* yeir hy year. T h e h u ll o f a v a * |lv e x p an d ed co m p le x which ha* m ushriwoned into one o f th e N a v y 's m a jo r in stalla tio n * in th e brief «|m h of I '» vears, N A S .lax h i* (wen likrne«l to a "hotel,** th e ho*t to «ix d ifferen t co m nuim i* It.*-' t h e re a re H e a d q u a rte rs , K leei A ir Ja c k s o n v ille , c o m ­ m a n d in g *hore-ha*ed c a rr ie r a ir g ro u p *. Headquarter*. N a v a l A ir IJa«e* t'o in m a n d , S ix t h N a v a l D u t n c t , th e N a v a l H o sp ita l, w ith an em ergent*) ca p a city >( I .*»■*•» lie<l*; F le e t A ir W in g K I . K V K N , co m m a n d in g p atro l and an ti-su b m arin e. th e Naval and M arin e Air |{.*servT r a in in g U n it* , and th e N a v a l A ir T e c h n ic a l T ra in in g C e n te r where e v ery year about 'i.O PI x tu ie n t* learn th r highly im p irt .in t <ki!l« r e q u ire ! by m ilita ry serview* a t h is ato m ic ige NAS Jax likened to Hotel, The Host to Six Commands Tlie numlier of aircraft lauding* and lakeolf* a I NAS Jax exceed those of any other major fleet *np|wirl air Station, averaging every three month* Due to it* liw-ation, the *tation serve* a* a refueling point (or aircraft living north from South America and the farihlieau. It t* also a port of entry into the Cm ted State*, with alwnil five Navy transport flight* arriving daily, from Constellation* to Skvm «*lert One of th e most im portant activities operated hv NAS Jax i« th e Naval Auxiliary Landing Field al Mayport. formerly a pictureqne old li*hmg village at the mouth of the Si. John'* Hirer Today the shrimp host* yield to th e Navy aircraft carrier*, mi hiding the N»vy"» l*rge»t. a* well a* destroyer*, destroyer e*« ort*. tug*. mine*wee|w-i* arwl riunv other type* o| Navv ve*tel* Designated as the home port ol the I'SS L ike Chainplaiti. tin* carrier ha*in totaled 2*»l Iwrihing- in 1951, of which dd were carrier lierthing* The |w-ople ■if Mavport and the Ireache* are ac»ustoined now lo seeing tile CSS Miilw.iv, the CSS Coral Sea. the CSS Hornet and other fjiiwm* carrier*, at ilieir Iron! door. Just a* jet aircraft sprang to prominence in the Korean wtr. an the once little kiwrwn heh<opter i* m ak­ ing it a intluence fell m unlit ir v planning Due to it* proitiixiiy to extensive helicopter at t u n > in ihe southeast, it wra* inevitable that the Naval \ir Station. Jacksonville, would I n- designated a major Ka*' Coast helicopter overhaul an<l repair t»a*e Currently. I large Navy hangar fur overhaul of tlu* sjrecial ty p «ircr*ft I* getting under construction adjacent to th e ilr-ady Ixrge Overhaul srrd R epair Department T h s largest a-tiviiv al NAS lax. this departm ent ernplo, • some t.iaNI civilian* and overhauls III dilleienl m x r i l l models. Iw-snle* live illllereul engine moilel* The civilian pavroll ol "D and It," added lo III it <( other ilejM rtm enu, means a whopping 51 ■ iinllioo r miMilli pouring into JackMiuville, in addition to ■ m million a m outh in m ilitary pav m l allouam N aturally, ihe cltv i» Navy iiimwlmi* ll has ,«<u - p 'e 1 It* Navv i iti/em v with a inrdialit* and hospii al • t which ha* m adeilui v here among Ihe mo*i popiiln I »r Mill, er ind eiili*lnl |M*r*onn«*l alike lack*ouv die w n not alwav* i Navv I own l.ii this leulurv I wo National fSuanl • amps < imp l>K lohlislon and Camp tio id o n Fo»tei >w■opie I • •lie where N \S lav is now established I he history of this *ile extends far into ilie p • <. An aiMlenl and missive oak tree hi the irea ol '. Naval Ho«|iital Iwars a plaque lilt-ill if >llig ll •• (lie • >• where I'edro Melieodel. founder of St Augustine •< Celia. «luef ol the Tunilipiaiia Indians to lornt i p - • o p a d lleie. also, tieuer.il Mgletllorps made Ills Ill'll. -purler* in his campaign against the Spanish ' n i o M U . ihe American forie*. anted hv ihe |in-sident if the Itepiihln ll Florid i. I oin< lied ail alt c k igaillsl t Spanish fo n es on the op|wt*ite side nl I In- Si lot ■ Itlver Still later, a lirge plantation wlilih wrv--d i. 1 Ir lining s. ho -I lor slave* brought here from \frn i ■i l-wate-l on till* hisiorn site With iii investment ■ ren lung into tlie millions, however, ll • in le out •• pi lied I ll I t I lie I S N IV ) I s here lo st i , ff.'ifllie • \ig r fV i(V*y feature lew prep*re/ / ,e All H irt.fl iflglW IS f i iy» thill ••I lll» -fe-ii.e In/ >< 1H.1I11M Iff) s VM* II S N.i' <il Air .atiros ir I t * n stsllt I yii iijik Ii y iu c K t i*x ,1 r �SI* I K a , o i h i cioaooM £ \ |ft ll I ••( 11* >a|(|t |• • l|wt •.11H •! » • Ia •'I in i• it«a* lil»* if* *li»' mi-nil^: i f*» i Unit hi ih* (••rm *111 .•«111.i11• ». • W» • • A jta f «k II11^ Hia|! 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I o i i i h I *kippui|> over th e w itter oil xkix i.l it xpee.l ol .10 index mi hour wax nil tipi.il thrill llicardo M outnlh.m .mil hi* wile, (ieorictiiniiA vacationing in Florida, discovered water «kilii):. nn.l now Ire i|iientls «ki in ln« native country ol M ean... it \.ii|Nll<o l i nk liowe. former loot hull .inr ol Ocala. persuaded curvareoux ( \ . l Ch.irise to .Inn a pair ol skis, with ihi- het lh.it he c.nil.l get her up the first try, ami he won I I o I m-m Francis (Knxiitn Keith m The Came Mutiny 1 declared that .iiirmic the lihnmg ol till* pn lure, he fouinl w ater skiing lax. mat ini: Actrexa la-xlie Canui ami her hnsliand, (Jeorge llorinel, coiiihine.l water-skiing ami honey tniMiniiiK A ca d e m y Award Winner. Mmhl Schullierit. author >.l "(In The Waterfront,” xkied (or the lirxt time on l.ike Kloixe Other (anioiix xtarx w h o have taken up skiing are Dick Simnionx, Marie Windxor, and John Hrumfield It ix .pilte a sight to see the xtarx xhine on xkix under the Florida xun A rthur litulftry fnunil u nlrr •h in t! hrnrfli till u/lrr a m a/i n ii/irriitlnn /Ante 1'rmg <• th ii" n i/r/f m th llm tfrry unit Ih \h llu ir r u l m , nil -if u hum hr l.iughl to •*. nl llm m i rAOl * —AJI llwvll U iin in r �I ) i' /»!..>•' W ’ r. ' /• // im /.m * h i IA ii <|fr# «Ai«n/,* t ifi iifnmm/tf in H.iii.I.i #• f/ir » Am e • '•rthnu* ’1 tht .»f ^nwir in U n in * hft !(,. /. W r» Inn An /»««/•#/ tifil JnhrtMttn am t h’tlhrr W illia m * fnurut m r r u litm in »Ai i n f Junn+ f film ing nf "f<n> f«» /.me in hlatuia ••/ U iim i hr% tm Irm lrf ft* nt «mi • • •• «•/ /Irn*» //i<i/«nn .if ( hIIAi »>(//• H>»f* rt f Mini i* •»/ f hi /.Iin/? I »f a* tin* nn./ I hi * h im Mnlm » f rf f f l f f * hnfi/iinr •% fi/fht %Sim m n in t •• • • I >tl • M>nm Ilf 1 ./ M ,.. I innlm% AM IV | *4 �( t R ECIPE C O N T ES T “ It Happened A Century Ago” c a /o . L wHtrtHuatT FOODS We art- bring (leluK«*<l M llh -1>1 ■i<1■'I Florida r«-< l|>«-» l»v our rr:nl«-n» Ami that makr« «* happy. S i. if you havrn'l ■rrn your own contribution in print, don't litrnm r discour.rgnl. You may yet appear a» winner of i t l or even a weekly ♦ *i prize. Semi your Florida re< i|e*» to !{«i i|ie ( ’imtr»t Kilitor, All H onda Magaime. (Kata ■AMO. ITU fftO AVOCADO • .1 npc n in K H im / th* H m lti Irmtm juirr 2 cu/u cniknl. then! thicken b cup mawnnaue lb cu/t corn /lake* 1 Itp mrllnl bulltr # 1 cup /inrli rul relrry '» hf, tall Cut each avocado in half lengthwise, remove nerd and peel lirush with lemon juice. Combine chicken, celery, aalt, pepper ami mayonnaise. Kill avnrado ahella with miature. t'ru ah corn (taken slightly and mia with melted butter. Sprinkle over chicken salad. I‘lace altella in lightly greaaed baking pan. Hake in alow oven—125 degree*-15 minute* or until heated through. Serve at once. Serve* ait. - M r s . J o h n I I aix ’sk a , O cala. nOUOA'S OOUMN MMMNM COTTAOC fUOOtMO t Up .hakmg jumetrr b Up. mill 1 Up Flarig* ocanfr jo in H Up fr a u d omngr n m l b cup ihurUiunf H cuptupar 1 **M H ti p milk Cream ahortening, add augar gradually, then lieaten egg. Sift Hour three times with baking powder and aalt. Add alternately with milk. Bake in muffin pane 20 to 25 minulaa in a moderate oven. Serve with th e following golden ruatard sauce: h tup a g a r J iht (lour t ( V tmtlrr or otru 2 r a n aWf keatrn; lb tup* milk 2 Up. f i n k orange jo in b Up. fratnl orange had M u augar and dour thoroughly. Add to hot milk in double boiler. Add eggs and b u tte r and cook until thick ami creamy. To aerve, split th e rake and place half on serving plate. Top with aliens of orange* which h aw had the seed* and membrane* removed. F lare tup of rake on, and rover with golden custard sauce. Mas. A mta Ma u i P rick. St. (Vtenburg. SWMT POTATO PONg I cup* fra u d rum rnrrH potato f Up narrow f U p f r a u d Kbrtds o ta o p rp rrl I tup milk f i k iu tU r or ok* b cup rKrppni nml m ralt inptnl Irffi Peel raw sweet potatoes and grate. Measure the grated potatve* and blend with sugar, milk. nuts, eggs, nutmeg and orange peel. Pour into a well greaaed pi* plat* 10 inches in diameter. Oot the top with melted b u tte r or oleo. Hah* at 350 f until set and serve from plat# in which it was bake ' FA0C 10-A d M i l K. M. Hoang. Jupiter. T „ n article is written for peoplr who cannot remember what hap|iene<l a century ago It ia w ntten about a man who can. The man is William Kranklin wlm just walked past his 105th milepost—eyes front, head erect, shoulders squared, g r p uiifaltered, voice resonant and still pitched a whole lot like that of William Jennings Hryan William Kranklin come* from Kranklin County, Florida's last frontier, where he*is more than a resident - he’s a landmark: like a live oak tree that turned gray and bald the summer the lightening struck it. so far hark on the calender man's memory runneth not to the contrary. In the chuck-full life of William Kranklin. men have been lairn. lived a natural life time ami ( m s m s I on, since he started turning gray. If ever a tone of Borrow creep* into hta voice it is when he m entions th at he is pretty much alone in the world. Not only have all the friends of his early daya died, but th e sons, and often th e sons of th e anna, h aw had their fling and passed on. * The world in which he livea today, according to his ver­ sion. ia fundam entally th e same it waa a century ago — when he first started remembering. When lie was a hoy, people had no m atches-but needed them sorely. Today there are matches all over the place and they are not essential lo the housewife, who just flick* a switch in ih e kitchen. Such eipreaaiona as “ trim the wicks" or "fatch me a Franklin, ConfrdtraU refernoggin" are parts of a dying language. Tit* term* they an, i t IQt years old. used when Kranklin we* a lad, could not be understood by the present rug-cutting generation. it is not strange that Franklin remembers the William Kranklin waa voting for presidents be­ coming of th* preacher. fore " Ik e " Kiaenhower waa b o rn -a n d th e re are Anyway, the preacher stay ed all night. T h e those in lke*a own p arty who think hie eg* would ■ tit morning he decided to drive over to cell on be against him in running for re-alaction. A near by neighbor, only eis mile* away. Mrs. W han tho Weet Florida landm ark waa born, Steven* insisted upon hia returning for an o th er man had gotten around to registering blooded night of hospitality. T h a t gave young Franklin horse* and a faw cattle, b u t not th eir own chil­ hia chance. He wanted to rid* in th* rig, and he dren. W hen e child cam e, back a century ago, wanted to get away from hom e. It was agreed they merely wrote it down in th t family Bible. th a t lb* led might profit by riding w ith th * Kor thoa* who might think he la epooflni about devout one. hi* a g e -e n d there are thoa* w ho cannot oebeve Thu* did little William Franklin, back ia hiea* man with hi* physique can be 10ft yearn o ld tory a century ago, get hia first brush with th e Kranklin has twu powerful alii**, to beck him up. T h e U nited S tates governm ent haa accepted it, outside world th a t haa since carried h im lo for­ eign lands. He haa already mad* on* trip a c ro s s for he gels a pension as a Confederate veteran. th e nation since he paaeed his 105th milestone T hen there are fits neighbors who say they have and plana to take off again to New York, because heard th e ir g randparents tell of how Franklin ho ia planning on writing n story of his life. Pub­ used to rid* by when th e y ware children. T h e lishers are squabbling among t he (native* %* to Bible angle ia miaaing, b u t there ia a reason. who will make the meal money off Franklin. Roth o f Franklin’s parents war* killed ia a traffic accident a t G alesburg, Ilk, ia Ja n * of 1880. T h ey were walking along a narrow trail when n runaway team driven by tw o aw n ta a them down, end the shock caused Franklin's pre­ m ature birth. Ilia father died of injuries the neat day. hia mother, eight days later. Kranklin never went to school a dav in hia Ufa and h h seasoning in life -h c never usis the mod­ ern word philoaophy-i* th a t it haa been n Ideasing rather than a handicap. II* thinks Americana are becomir.g too highly educated. II* aaya lb* centers of education are nothing more than mill*, turning out graduates by pattern, rathor than by personality, and th a t personalities are polished away. T h e old veteran doe* have an unw ritten cod* by which He thinks o th e rs m ight well live. Ha thinks one should deal honestly with hia fellowmen; th a t one should pro tect his own interest* end th a t all p io p lt should believe in (lad. Speaking of u o d creelin g all things, turned Kranklia’a mind beck a full century lo a day when a strange rig pulled up in front of the Stevens' cabin. Stevens wsa th* nam e of the people who reared Kranklin. Such events hap­ pened then, with Ism regularity than Ihe sighting of flying saucers in IMS. The only time th* Stevens* or little W illiam Franklin saw anyone from the outside world was whan a rider cam* by w ith mail from Bninbridge, Oa., then returned from Apalachicola tw o weeks later. So. in itself Hr. Frunkhn mutchee make up of ntuupaprr. �I BAKER’S BIG THREE B a k rr'i Dig Thrrr. /from Irfli D onaU tln ffilk , Utuhng harkrth'ill scorer in Ihr rlatr; S e a l Cobb. /# M M inor t.ragur chomptnn. am i Hogrr Jo h n n m . F lorida's Uniting prrp scorer m football. M iflf* Ihr s i/ie r but p rrw n trd Cobh nl C rrttiu u Short Population-wise, Small North Florida Community Is Long As Producer Of Champs R „ . a small community in the northern I art of Okaloosa County, ia only some 900-900 strong in population, but in th e field of spuria they have captured three top honors, with three favorite aona atealing the apotlight. Neal Cobb, Donald Griffith and Roger John* am , all raiaed a t Ihia amall farming community, have currently made atate and national newa with their athletic achievetnenle. Cobb, who waa acclaimed the 1954 Minor League Batting Champion with a .432 average, ia th e oldeat of th e three, lie won th e honnrr playing with hia home town team, the Creatview Braver, during the 1954 reason. Griffith, high achool aenior, lays claim to the nrweet of the three titlea. G riffith, who helped rarry hia team to th e Claaa B Championship in taaketbalt in Florida, waa th e atate'a top prep scorer. He totaled alightly over 770 pointa for the aeaaon. Griffith waa named to th e AU-Htate team, hia aecood time to be named to *he aquad. Nrml ( k M in te riip A i a ball for I* war aU W a y* h W , trk a p rtm n le d Cobb milk a jpfl at Ik* S ra l Cobb Day ctrrmoturt at Crrrlitrn Roger Johnson, third of the Raker in n to write hia name in the annals of s |m i M s for the atate, duplicated the feat of Griffith in footltall. Johnson helped canv his train through a season which saw them lose onlv one contest, th a t to a much larger school. Scoring 27 touchdowns, five e itra pointa ami one safely, Johnson notched a to tal of 169 points for the season. Cobb, rap id -fire hitting first baseman* outfielder with the Crestview Braves, waa feted w ith his own special Day in (’rest view on May 19. T he 1954 Minor la-ague R atting Champion waa guest of honor at a banquet held in Crestview prior to the Alaltama-Florida league game w ith the Fort Walton Reach Jets. In pre-game ceremonies, Cobh received the liillerich-Bradaliy Silver Rat Award for his dis­ tinction in leading the entire minor league or­ ganisation during the past season with a lusty .432 average. T here were several old time m ajor leaguers on hand for the ceremonies, including Florida’s own D aisy Vance, a liall-uf Tamer. Included in th e official parly with Vance were U i m C. Kichhourg, former Boston Braves outfielder; C. C. Hodge, former Chicago While S ut pitcher; Ro*s Helms, former Giant pitcher; and Kruest Manning, formerly with the Atlanta and St laiuts Browns In addition to the Silver Rat. which was pre­ sented hy Vance, Cohli received a duplicate of th e Silver Bat from the Crestview l.ittle Leaguers. Wayne Pool, an ardent Cobh fan, pre­ sented the slugger with hia third gift. Cobb, who douhlra as Crest view's Chief of M ic e , waa high in many departm ents of hitting w ith th e Alabama Florida League last season Ilia IWi hits was topi, and 10 triples plated him second. He an-ounled lor 109 runs and 124 RHIs, which put him close to the top in these departments. He started his professional career with i'ordele, Ga., in 1917, moving lu S partanburg. S. (’., in I94H; Geneva, A la, 1949, D othan, Ala., 195(1; Fort W alton Reach, Fla., 1953. lie j»as with Crestview both last season ansi this year. In his ail years at prafsaainnal hall he has never faded to hit over -V>0 . I* Veer *t assail ssS rsflsssssase L u x u N J-tw l SPQ.HU80UI OTISC. BORUMBOATS. INC tas 1164 JacW aasilla riasida All Florida Magazine with it * lively Florida feature* and photos reaches one third ol the families in Florida. The ideal advertising medium for your product. an lltshli Ui,-i fwtr- rai-i n �* fr ( 6 In an m l portrait. C m . (U lbtrt Youngbrrg u tlnm n in fu ll •a n a l rfrr». uni form ns llngathrr llrnrral. I r. S. A m y . R rhm I This is the first o f a five part biography o f Gen. Gilbert A. Youngberg, retired 11. S. A rm y Brigadier General, dust prior to his retirement in 1926, Genera! Youngberg served as Chief Engineer o f the IJ. S. Corps o f Engineers at dadhsonville. In 1927, he was appointed C hief Engineer o f the Florida Inland Navigation District a n d today serves as Director o f Procurement for the Dis­ trict. Much o f the credit fo r obtaining the Federal legislation creating the Dis­ trict is due General Youngberg. A General’s Story I' a k t I In I HUS. G rover C leveland nary etam inallons for entrance was President and there was a to Went Point and Annapolia. A noticeable scarcity of money. group of young man nervouily By m idsum m er of 1893, when awaited the question*. T he yaar th e Cleveland adm inistration s a i I HUS. and th e p lare war was only a few months old, the panic was in full swing. HailNorthfleld, Minn. For th e moat part lh a ques­ roads began to fail, one a fte r tion* were oral and ona young another. A large percentage of man. at leaat, found them to hi* th e surviving companies dis­ liking. For th e past two yeara ha continued dividend paym ents. had been taking a pre-msd course Hanks called in their loans. The a t Carlelon College, and arienrr governm enl'eaitver policy im ­ and m athem alica had alway* paired confidence in American neen hi* liest subject*. The Con- securities, many of which were grnMtnan from th e district had dum ped on the m arket and asked three school su p erin ten ­ drained th e nation of its gold. T h e years IR94-U5, were th e dent* to assist in selecting eli­ gible young men by conducting darkest Americans had known a com petitive e ta mi nation for 'o r many years. There ju st was appointment to West Point and m l any money. Annapolis. T h e Youngberg* had felt th e One of th e q u e stio n s was: sh a rp pinch of the depression "W h o i* th e present a tto rn e y along with thousand* of others. general of the U nited Slates?'* There was no money for resum­ T he young pre-med student was ing his studies at Carl-.-tun Col­ also in terested in politics and current events, so he answered without hesitation: **Mr. Judson lla rm o n ." "You are wrong.” was the re­ ply, "th e re is no atto rn ey gen­ eral at present." Hut the young man held his ground. "I beg your pardon, sir, hut Mr. Harmon's appointm ent was announced in to d ay 's .paper." Gilbert Albin Youngberg won first place in th e com peti­ tion and was given his choice of going to e ith e r W est Point or Annapolis. F ortunately, h ec h o e e West Point. A lthough he had never seen th e ocean, fu tu re events proved him an e itre m e ly poor sailor. PACf II-AS flsrtde Msgartws Xnr.V wt-re conducting prelimi­ ly MAC* • OIXON lege, th u s G ilbert Youngberg, age 20, temporarily gave up his dream of becoming a doctor. And here it was th a t a com ­ bination of a n atio n al d ep res­ sion, am bition, and th e desire for an education resulted in th e first step toward an illustrious m ilitary career spanning 10 years. And during those years th a t sam e am bition, plus ability, produced a man who was to make a distinguished recurd as a graduate of, and capable in ­ structor in, various army schools: a military eiecutive and general staff officer, aa an engineer con­ structing roads in C uba and in th e Carolina*; a m an who was to receive high m ilitary honors for hia service to h is c o u n try during World W ar I. There were also years that saw G ilbert Youngberg playing a n im portant part in th e develop- ment of many harbor and w ater­ way im provem ents in F lorida, his adopted state. Gilbert Youngberg grew up in Cannon Falla, Minn. He was the te n th child of Par Nord and Kjerste Ljungberg. The English tran slatio n for Ljungberg is H e a th e rm o n t, h u t th e y la te r Anglicised their name* to Peter and C hristine Youngberg. T h e Youngberg* em igrated from Sweden to America in 1B6H. Peter Youngberg had generous­ ly, b u t mistakenly, u n d erw rit­ te n a friend's honesty an d in ­ tegrity by going on his bond or n ote. It becam e necessary for P eter to sail hia farm and psteonal effects to pay off hia friend's obligations. T t ire waa enough left for tran sp o rtatio n to America. We must remember th a t th e year waa ISM. T he A tlantic O cean waa a great deal w ider then! T he easy tran*|K>rtatiun of IttU -o u r great ships ar.d a ir­ liners - brings Sweden m uch nearer our shores. Ilow fa r aw ay A m erica m ust havo seemed to P ater and C hristine Youngberg when they first b e­ gan to consider the possibility of coming to America. We can imagine th e long family confer­ ences a t night w hen the c h il­ dren had gone to bed. The fa th ­ er and mother discussed the a d ­ visability of pulling up all th e old roots and entering this new life. Cousins, a u n ts and uncle* cam* to ait by their fir* on long winter evenings, offering advice to the Youngberg*. Let's not discount the co u r­ age it m ust havo taken for th o Young bergs w ith their seven children, all under Ifi years, to break up their home, leave their native Sweden and take passage fur America. So it was not fo r �/ Photographed in W athinglon In 1930. G eneral Youngberg uearn n h hone and medal* awarded him /or outstanding •en ter during W orld tt'qr /. them selves th a t P eter and th e u th et sis children, leaving Christina reached this moment • his wife and small hahy in C hi­ oua decision. It was their desire cago until atirh time as they <o eatablish a solid foundation were able to m ake th e trip to for th e ir children's future. By Minnesota. th e ir unselfish decision th e y There are pictures and windgave A m erica an arm y officer of-m outh stories of C hristine w ith m ilitary and engineering Y oungberg to prove th a t she genius and they and their chil­ was a very beautiful girl, a slen­ dren becam e respected an d der blonde, almost as tall as her loyal American citiiens. T h ere husband, Peter. Even after this ia no reason to believe th at they smallpox seige, she remained a ever regretted their decision to lovely-to-look-at person use th e last of th e ir funds for The family settled in Belle transportation to America and Creek Township in M innesota's to borrow and m ortgage w hat rich farm ing aectton. All E uro­ th ey could to purchase th eir peans became landowners if a t pew home in Minnesota. all poaaible, and Scandinavians So th e Youngberga, with their uf th a t d ay were p rim arily •even children, left their native farm ers. So, tru e to his E u ro ­ O otenberg. crossed th e N o rth pean upbringing, P eter Y oung­ Sea and England to Liverpool, berg b o u g h t land for grow ing whence they sailed for Quebec, wheat. He was offered a section and thence on to Minnesota via of land near St. Anthony Palls, Chicago. * which only a decade or so later T he voyage was rough, the became th e very heart of M in­ accommodations very poor. The neapolis. B ut the soil here was fa n ily withstood th e rigors of •lightly sandy and not the best th e trip, all except Christine for fa m in g purposes, and so he and her youngest. Both were bought s quarter section of land desperately ill. At Chicago she la th e Balia Creefi area, not far and the baby were rushed to a from Red Wing, -Minn. He later and immediately quar­ bought 00 additional acres a d ­ antined for smallpox, which had ja c e n t to th e original q u a rte r been contracted aboard ship. •action. T he so-called hospital of 1S6A P eter Youngberg waa an ex­ could be accurately described as pert craftsman. As a boy he had a pesthouae, so it was rem ark­ been apprenticed for seven years able th a t Mrs. Youngberg re­ to a cabinet maker. Much of th e covered from her illness. T he fu rn itu re used in th e ir new baby died soon after reaching hom e waa m ade w ith hia ow n th eir new home. It was neces­ bands. General Youngberg has sary for Peter Youngberg to a chair which waa made by hia continue on to Minnesota with fa th e r in I Aft I, as a bridal gift for In* m other It -Minnot hr said th a t th e chair was for lounging. It had quite an o th er function. It was expressly made for use at a spinning wheel! Seven years after the Younghergs settled in M innesota, their 10th and next to last, child arrived. They named him G ilbert Alhin Youngberg He wa» horn on l.mcoln's birthday, just 10 years after the death of the 16th president. When Gilbert Alhin wa« about five year* old. the Young­ berg* moved to th e village of Cannon Palls, in order th a t their children could attend the full term of school. The winters in Minnesota are not «hurt. and farm work was so dem anding th a t it waa impossible to grt hi more than three or four month* of schooling each year in the country districts. T he L ittle Bed School Houses were not numerous, ami it was necessary to walk several miles to school, not infrequently through hitler cold, heavy snow and *leet C annon Palls was a m illing center. Indeed, a prospermia, thriving little town. Here th e farm ers' wheat was milled and turned into prire dour hy large millstone* operated by w ater power. Cooper shops produced the barrels needed for the Hour. Hickory hoop poles were cut in th e woods nearby. T hus th ere was work for everyone, and C annon Palls settled dow n in apparent ;.nug security. But this tranquil and industrious way of life was not to last Little Business gave way to progress and to the “ industrial barons'* of th e day. T he large and well equipped Pilishury and W ashburn Mills were e s ta b ­ lished on the Mississippi at St. Anthony Kalla in Minneapolis. T heir buyers built “elevators'' in the sm all tow ns and began •hipping the wheat to the large mills. T h e sm aller mills could not compete, and those in C an­ non Kalla were either closed or converted into grist mills, grind­ ing feed. The geographical location of C annon PV'a i* in terestin g in th a t it I* midway betw een St Paul and Mayo Clinic. General Youngberg rem em bers when llie small hospital at Kin heater began to acq u ire fam e u n d er th e original I)r* Mayo The General'* childhood was happy and for the most part uneventful T he family life wa* pleasant and *ert ne He and III* brothers grew up in an atitiosphere of lave and kindness. T heir parent* were m ore like indulgent grandparent* th a n father and mother. Some of the older *t*ter* were getting m ar­ ried and having children of their own A* a m atter ol fact, the General Ivcainc an uncle at the advanced age of two years' As s hoy, the General worked in the sum m er vacation*, help­ ing herd cattle ami clerking in local grocery s to r e * He and a friend acted a* janitors at th e aix-room school during the school term , from the tim e he was about I'i years old T hey each received the m agnificent sum of $t> per m onth for th eir services T he General rem em ­ bers buying a very handsom e suit of clothes which cost f l 'l , and therefore com pletely ex­ hausted his funds for tw o m onths But it was a d u rab le suit and well worth the money. It served hun until the sleeves and trousers became too short for his lengthening arm s and lv«» Each room of the schtml was heated hy a large (mix stove burning “ body oak," which en ­ tailed a vast am ount of work for the young janitors Temperstore* below rero were very common, som etim es a* low a* 50 degrees Im-Iow T hen all six of th e h i | stoves had to he started at 4 o'clock in the m orn­ ing and th e fires kept roaring all day. T he G eneral declares th at the work did him no harm! We can imagine the horror and resentment our teenagers of to ­ day would register at even the suggestion th a t th ey arise at 4 a in. G ilbert Youngberg finished high school in IH02, at th e age of 17, hut took a post-graduate course because of his financial inability to go to college at th at time, lie studied loilin, biology and chemistry in preparation for a medical career. Kor the n ett two years he studied at Carleton College, N orthfield. Minn. It Oas during th e su m ­ mer of 1805, th a t he heard there would lie com petitive ex­ am inations open to hoys from his congreaaional district for en­ try to West P oint and A n n a­ polis. T his was Ike era of th e Cleveland depression. (To he continued nett week.I M K t d c ie a tr t a t Men. . . BEDWETTING can be S TO P P ED IN 7 1° 4 W IIKS • » «••• E N U R T O N e ttllH O O Moddol Soon* Hat o» lot* d»«s’opod a tola. o*4 *fO»r* toM<o* to bod f tK# (Nut TONI MITHOCM 4o*o*opod t* o doxHw olio* yeart ol retaartk DRUGS OR | M ED IC IN E o I f V No HarmM tfrvgt o* mo4«o*o% oto *%od t •Ho (NUITONt MITHOD OVER 100,000 CASES O F ALL A G E S I in Or. Goa W Oo~o, ■* + o S< PotooHoff fiMat, mi-4. Tk# ssxctf ckro** cate (ol MD WlffMOl ton bo ctaed In a lev ntfHtt I Has# »»••4 • bob #« 0*4 (•H*t *o*Ho4) on •Hon on oH«rt * •S O N S Y B A C K G U A R A N T E E om SAVE UP TO 40% ON YOUR VITAMINS AN MetieweNy ASss Oim S l<snSi UPJOHN, MUV. lie. 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I lift, $W.*V) Ctn b* teen bt ip|uxntmtni Vint '6t G. (Xth. Hi 1IE-FIORIOA REAPS FLORIDA Count! Mipt Idril hunting, lulling m .p turn dttolfd liku Hffiml. trull, to* Ji VnJ immty mmf ind |l CO In lhalltn'i MipSutKf Wmift linen. Ftofoh 144—FURNITURE DINING ROOM SUITES Modem. Peiicd ind CuntentMintl lypet MV UikHunt StuppuJ dor.l Fn.m minu I k t u c e e t . i t e F u n i W h e unpin it FURNITVRI MAM'EAI TI'RIRs SAMPLI HOUSE l.unettillc. Hi Ne« W i IIim. ui Rmd it t h ill l l i .i y DO YOU KNOW? T h « l mhrn you tee that little innert called (he lady Ixir, it ia moat valuable mute it help, control acalen and other penta? T h a t m any thouaanda of theme little la d y buy* are im p o rted Into thia country (mm Auatralia annually? T h a t at the library of Rt. lavi A bbey a t St. 1-eo, are Mime of th e oldeat and rare*! Spaniah m an u acrip ta relming to the |teri«d of the .S|Mnihh occu|tancy of Florida and aomr w ritin p by A m erican hiatoriana? T h a t fiovernor Moore of S o u th C arolina >• reported to have aaid he could not attack St. AuKUMine in hia find efforts, becauae of the "dam ned S pan­ iah hayonete*". the name by w hich th « yucca planta are know n? T h a t aa one travela fa rth e r and fa r th e r aouth in th e alate during Jan u ary and on through M a rc h , tre e a covered w ith hlooma—rooe, lavender or white - b r in g eiclam aliona of "llo w b e a u tifu l! T h ey look like orch id a'” T h a t the leave*, borne in paira. make one think of green b u tterflies? T h a t theae lovely bloom* are railed “ Poorman'a Orchid*" by many people, hut th e tree i* the Beuhmia or m o u n tain eb o n )7 SHELL MOUNDS 1/KANK h i t'iHHNC, of the- B u­ reau of American O rth n o lo g s, claim ed ilm l the area a r o u n d Collier C ity on the * o u lh w e.t point of Klontla th i n c h r .l point arrheologtrally, in t li«atate. Mr Cuahing found, in hn wurk in etp loring the t hi l l mouniU in th at area, article* different from th o te ol any other Florida mound* anil t\|>iral of altortgmnl rulturt Among the article* excasated were rypretot amt pine tlnl>» on which hail Ix-en carved n r . It * an d rroaaea a* if to r e p rrte n i th e *un an d oceanic aymhola? Indicating the »u|H-n«r c u l­ ture of the Indiant who lived in th at mv lion, are lo I* teen a rti­ ficial harlNir., hatiiit and canal* which they had con* true ted 10W SUMMER RATfS Alt (ONDinOMD EOOMt •I H* till* (ka’fff FEtl TRIP < ADMISSION TOFanout PARADISE ItECH N tn u iu ’i l :in t i t I o u i DINING ROOM Aml MAHItOA *1111 D ECK I ,K lll O l* M I N HI *1 O l tEI *N« l * » t l l telVT ^ burning I T f M scalp and s k i n l l V l l -u i> t i lb * f Kill tKf a14f ft f t n a l a w ll p E ft | pmij lL*I bRttkff I f H f l l l l 'R » ♦ ♦ Florida Advertising ir o VM&J iir b te p i Cba.UE M ( k iit lit R o f la « » i O n k F lo r id a fa c t t h a t i* RurprininK to m o at p e o p le it* th a t F lo rid a ad v ertin in i; w as B lu rte d clone to 2 0 0 y e a r* ago, h u t not in th is th e n new atru g g lin g co u n try . I'ro liah ly no o n e here even knew n IhiiiI a d v e rtiH in g a n d e v e r y o n e w o u ld h av e laid l>et* on th e o ld “ g ra p e v in e " m e th o d an iN'ing th e reliable way o f te ll­ ing th e w orld hImiuI th e now la n d . B r ita in o b ta in e d ponneasion o f th e great te rrito ry in 1763. fro m SpH in. L o y a l B ritish a u h jrrta w ere licedw l to d ev elo p th e new lan d and p r o t e c t it, ao th e y M a r le d w h a t wan really an ad v ertiain g c a m p a ig n a t o n c e . Florida')* fine aimrdiinc and f e r tility w ere th e len d in g lu re* offered. S o rig h t w ere th e cro w n ed IichiIk, for th e y anw e v e n fu rth e r. G o o d ro ad* w ere im p o r ­ ta n t a n d th e y a ta r te d w h at wan th e b eg in n in g a n d cona t r u c t i o n o f g o o d ro n d * in F lo rid a . S u c h ro ad a a* w ere h u ill u n d e r th e B ritish ru le w ere k n o w n ax th e “ king'* ro a d a ." 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FI*. %#«M«oRtaM# l«4li|«i l#« 0»#r*|M lint I MM food I n * — M IHISV R \ M*M| 4i i u s i c B irtiitU i i i u i i u s i Mi y s D i ' p r n d n b l i ^ ^ VOCAM DIAMOND fb a tier ies ft* SUN DISEASE ) AIM**'! Nut. lug W—m Vi N D*vf h E 1h . o " •l "Ask Your Doolor' AM lUttiit* M*gj|in« —I AC I �See what we mean by Royal Welcome Service (you’ll like the friendly service, too) O n e o f (h e n ic e s t th in # * al>out s to p p in g a t a P u r e O il s ta tio n is th e " R o y a l W elcom e S e r v ic e " y o u net th e r e th e s e d a y s . You see, y o u r P u r e O il d e a le r is o u t to m n k c n lot o f new frie n d s. H e ’s d o in g it now b y g iv in g th e l»est s e rv ic e in to w n — h e colls it " R o y a l W elcom e S e rv ic e ." Now, m ore than ever, you c a n ... B e sure S o s to p in a n d see y o u r lo ca l P u re O il d e a le r so o n . Y ou'll get a real " R o y a l W e lc o m e "! — 1. �HLanrung L omnussLon ‘Conducts Open Hearing To Consider Resolution Mar* than a scor# of Highway 17-32 resident* and property am nirt attended th* open meetA Inf and h'aruij: Friday night called by th* Seminol* County Commissioner* to eonuder a resolution recommended by th* S.minol# County Zoning and Planning Commission. However, to the aurpriia of many, the spirit of tha hearing «a « opUmiatlr rather than argu­ mentative Clttrena opened the meeting by ashing (juration* rather than arguing point*. The resolution recommended by • TwernOperator Marion Harman Sr. Is UhderArrest An Altamanlo Spring* negro iarern operator waa arretted ye«. terday by B*mhiol* County Sheriff lu th cr Hobby, and charged with "allowing a'eohollc beverage* to b* told on Sunday." Jamaa S w i 11 a y, 42-year-old g aparator of Club Mobile, near Al­ tamonte Springe was arrrvted yes­ terday afternoon by Sheriff Hobby and Deputy Shariff Morgan MeCltllaad. According to tho report from tho Sheriff* office, Swilley wot telling both whiskey and beer i t hit lakeside tavern. Th# Sheriff’* office wo* kept busy last night, according to thia morning’* report, with orre*t# for "Rtekleeo Driving’’, " P a h l i e /C k Drunk” ond "Operating a ear w with ao driver* license”. The*# arreeta, *aM tha Sheriff, wero all gaad# la tha yieinity of Caaatlberor. SOB HARRISON 1 VISIT* RANTORD K D. “ Bob” Harrison, Florid*. Highway Patrol Trooper, now itatioaod a t Daytona Beach, waa a p visitor hi Sanford Saturday, i.# Harriaon cam* by The Sanford Herald office to meet old frienda and aetjualntanaa*. Ha said “I like Daytona Beach and all of th* plo ever there, but 1 Uka San- ET Is Sanford Herald Executive Editor The Sanford Herald today, an­ nounce* an addition to ita edi­ torial staff. Fred Petkin«, Editor and Pub­ lisher of Tha Herald, aaid that J. Marion Harman Sr. ha* been ap­ pointed Executive Editor and haa already taken over hla dutiaa at the paper’* editorial office# on West First Street. Along with Perkins, Harman wtU help set tha editorial policies of th* Sanford Herald. Th* Sanford Herald Publisher said that, "** are indeed fortun­ ate in securing Mr. Harman a t an added member to our staff”. Harman cam* to Sanford mor* than sown year* ago and hat held tha position of New* and Program Director with Radio Sta­ tion WTRR until recently. The former radioman, a native Georgian, atlabltshed hi* home in Sanford on I.osalta Drivn which h* ahare* with hie wife Elisabeth and daughter Judy. "I intend to rontlnu# my ef­ fort*,” Harman aaid, “in th* In­ terest of a bigger, better, mor# progressive, a n d rerUinly a growing San lord community.” th# Zoning and Planning Board called for “no structure to b* re­ paired. or built within th* pro­ posed rlght-of-w *y from tbe French Av*. intorve-tien to the Oracga County line.” John Fox, Zoning Director for Seminol* County, advised th* group that the abstract reports to he turned ocer to the State Road Department for mapping purposes, hav* not been complet­ ed. A. E. Hickey, property owner along th* proposed road project, said “everybody it in favor of stopping the building hut mould like to se* a tun* limit establtshed.” John Meisch. Chairman of the Seminol* County Hoard of Com­ missioners, suggested a time limit of six months for the proposed resolution. The suggtttion met th* unanimous spproval of th* group attending the hearing. Meisch told th* group that th* Seminole County Commissioners ar* sure that plant will h* 'com­ pleted within six months and pro­ perty owners would be advised of such action immediately. Mr*. M. Siegrist, owner of a duplex and four room bungalow on tha right-of-way, told the Commissioner* that “If somathipg Isn't done, the motaii and stores along 17-32 might aa well (loss Up." Shr addril. ’with th* fourlanirg of highways all around us, w* won't hav* anything on our highway at all.” Tha marling waa adjourned when th* group was advised that Hi* iiiggcated and recommended resolution would It* adopted at tha Tuesday meeting of tha Hoard of County Commissioner* with two changra referring to repairs and time limit for the re­ solution. lary Air Station. At th*' barbecue and welcoming were: Cdr. J F. Parker, Mainten­ ance Officer. Cdr. W. J. Foley Jr., Operation* Officer, and Cdr. W. H. Swirson. Security and Com­ munications Officer, all of HatWing t. Fallowing a com pitta barbecue dinner served to th* more than hi guests, introductions gf th* Navy guests were made by Warlyl* Houiholdet of th* CofC Naval Affair* Committa*. TOKYO r — Peiping rtdm slid tonight Red Chins hid ordered the relejse nf 11 American strmen whp h u e been sentenced on charges of i rg ” The sirmea wsrs captured la the 1 Korean War. Peiping's announcement, heard here, came as the United Stales anil Red china openni tills at Gm*M nn the ambassadorial lev­ el The 11 and their sentences are: Col. John Knox Arnold Jr., Silver Spring, 'td , 10 vear* Maj William If Baumer Lewis burr. Ta . A'jears. Capt Eugeno John Viadi, Clay, ton. N. Y.. 6 years Capt Elmer F. Lcllewcllyo, Mis­ soula. Mont . 5 years. Lt. Wallace L. Brown, Hanks. Ala , .' year*. Lt. John W. Buck, Armathwaito, Tcnn . 4 ,,cars. Sgt. Howard W Brown tt Paul. Minn., 4 years. Stricn E. Kiba. airman 1 C , Ak­ ron, Ohio. 4 yrars. Harry 'I Benjamin J r . airman 2C.. "••rthington, Minn. 4 years. John W. Thompson ill. airman 2 C . Orunge Va.. 4 years. Daniel t Schmidt, airman 2.C., Bedding. Calif., 4 yearj. Ir fomtilrlrlv %itk hit Thr II were in a B20 which was THIS IMIAR* If Of J iln n ♦ lil' dint do»n Jin 12, t!*.\'i on what ire* a%hi* nrM motive in a r»»n luiltl f«»r him. Ilf rntrinl (hi» urckrtnl nn<l report wily k r n H00 nmiml hot**. tSti tho Far East Air Force called “ a |iy l.urnpkin) routine leaflet dropping mission over North Korea." Boar Kills Horse Equalization Boar Twice Its Weight; Has Quick Meetii Owner Is Sought With r.i written complaints and *•■*■ fd valuation of I n« ®i>« appearing in p-raon to v r r jr favoirabt y» romplain, Ilia It.-ani of Seminol* JK) u iln ry 9 ti'U In rs i County Coniniisslonri. aitting as f 1.69 H.PK* I n c i t i i p in \ A 400 pound hoar hog. manner, made entrance into a cor. an equalisation board Friday *f • t i n ! Hit sol tn im p m v ri ral where an 900-pound six-year- j |#,noan, completed ita buslne-s in Virv* new bbuilding, througho u iliiln t ;. throuiiho old horse was held this weekend. | fiv, m„ iu ti4 an,t waa reaily to ad- l ir a A l«« o f So nuno l* Even though theta was a weight1journ. B rlfo ra a d jo u rn in g , and height advantage, tha hoar Seminol* County T at Assessor ' Pit’ # ICq killed the horae, in what mutt Sanford F. Doudney iwported to if* AllIllARt) have hr n a ternliC Aght between th* board that the total a o r >.e.l tmme • l**«ri rv m u p tin n *. tha two animals. Iv.luai'm of S»<viipe'# County pro- l l l o « a-t w t r a : ’ Ownerahlp of th* boa* R.f ha ,„rty, apjnowu ’by C r -< aim Y> .'im t A m m o n s, 1 I not been determined Th# horae Ray E. Green, la ! ! • ;0.4dl, nth ftlr a t . A p p lica n t la owned by 20 yrano'd Martin | ha.ed on th* I9J4 rallrs... , va'uaKmvrrl. Writ ?\lh St , wdm kept n „ „ .. Thia amount, aaid I'.hi.I ey. York II. n s . .<n c a r ; t ('rttl'l >oui->, R l. t , !!'•« : the hor>r for riding nonpar*, with last ye. Constable J Q iAlim) Galloway, A v #a 1f|f tiff 1 The Board of Beminol* County who investigated the animal duel, »tiow o on application; Commissioners, although with no and that the hog muit hsva enter­ Gregory, |t.x ittt.’, San advene* agenda, la sura to have ed the corral sometime Saturday perty rented longer three turn* before it for consider­ night. The Kinard'% acrorsling to mouth, and not ix-cupl ation at tomorrow’# meeting at (•alloway, were not at horn# when pllr.nl; Thcnas R. la tha Seminole County Court House. the fight occurred. Randolph; furnishing, According to O P. Herndon, Galloway wav railed In the Irene, from hou»# te f.o . Jan Clerk, th# n*w 1955-55 budget of the killing early yasterday mom l-e* P. Moore, 2107 A«k will bn adopted, lowering tbe mill- Ing. Tha pen holding the hog Property rented for I age for Seminol# County by two built around him in order that on* year and not oreup mills. might he kept in ruifody until hi* |di ant; | i..nk llltinn, Also u* coma before th* C«m- owner ia found. | An Intutr.tinf and in-pira- 117. Caio-eUaliou of r miaiionrra foe consideration will — ... uonal talk on “ llmne and Coin- for voting in Westmorc ba tha resolution recommended by munlty Rrapon.ibllity to Y o u th ” ly Greenstiurg, Pa., w» th* County Zoning Commission. »** given to th# memljer* of the niahnl; Wallace M. T At a hearing last Friday *v*ning, Mary. Properly h.» h< tha Board of County Commission­ ly meeting thl* noon at the Yacht for mora than one ye. er* heard optimistic reports from B C Dodd, fteynin"!# County * 7*ab by tb« llor.. \'ass»r II ( .il WiMem.yer, A lt either.* and property owner* on Commissioner, b*» returned from ,nn» Judge of tile Ninth Judual : prtng*, yo lilie in a 17-91. and ae a result reported Richmond, V*., s»h»rp ba attend'd i Ftreoll. S. Lynwomi Whatley, I to them that th# raaolution would the 1955 convention nf tha N’a -1 Judge Carlton, w'ci for maryiAvw. tills not tn applte h# adapted at tomorrow’s meal­ tional Assoc'atlnn nf Connty Com-. yaara haa h«*n inter*.*#d tn th . | — - ■ ing with two minor changes On* mlttionera. Dodd s-g. that ther . 1youth o f our land, atatnd that t change i* relative to t>e defini­ »*r» 114 commiigionars fr«m sine* 1P50 d'hmpicnry ras*. haw j t r i t l Q C f R C C G tion of “repairs” and tho other Florida attending jth* gigantic ti.eiv 25 percent and it i. e-'im•* * rhanga would h* to Insert a six meeting. |*l*d that by IMA, Helm<jueney | g s f S F O T S f U month time limit on tha revolu­ Tho Seminole fnfntg Commit-1 1* tha ago group* between 10 tion. Tummy Btringer, wi •lonar waa namedII Sargaanl-at- and IT year# will rat# *i t>#r<-.nt Ft la also expected that Judge arm* for tbe convention. The four mora than tt Hid tn 19V*. The chairman fur Seminob Ernest Housholder will appear br­ day convention wa. “a hug# »uc- -peak'r amphasiie>i th* fa. t that hav received rardv and io • th* Commiasioners to ap­ ress" Dmld told gia Board of legardlen of our work, mjr jobs, n . 12 student* taking peal for an 11.000 appropriation Keminola County Commissioners on our position in life, it * * » our rmng fours* sponsored I for hla Juvenile Judge'* Offire. hi* return. N’r u yaat’s convention, nhligattoa to se* ti;at our youth Cron Chapter, Mivs Beatrice nivbrs he says, will b* hcl4 at Salt lak* wer* raised in such a way that City, Utah .vary hoy and girl* .hall Iworn# Invlriirtnr for the grot a good citir-o. II* Hated that ing of Tommy llaggri Emerv fr» m 40 to 70 percent o f deltn- Delfron, t*ick to i quant children came fr»m htoken Greene. Allen Hunt. Jr John Ivey and Carljrl* Housboidhome* where neglect, cruelty, al- Silly King, Don Kmffc er. rnholiam and lack of parental con* ha Roiimltlat, Raul Tha barbecue wat prepared by NEW ORLEANS* UR-Tr«piral trn| war# In avidenc*. Mark Thompson, and Carl William* Helping terv* th* storm Brenda was M mile# off the Th« speaker was lntro.lnr#d hy comb. rroup were a number of Chamber mo u t h I of thai MRiiasippi Rivar, w tllla* c . Ilutehiwm Jr., proThe sour so was held of Commerce members headed by f«Tr 4n< ' H f r . rtam chairman for Ih* nrratinn. nieira) iwimming pr> Mayor Denver CdM.ll, Waithcr Bureau **“*' *" "a^id if it con 'Club president, William Bu.h had will h* >ent out to Ih Attending th* barbecue to ex­ tmuei tts curraot j movement it rharg* of Ih# mealing. | toil wrek. Strlngrr rep tend a welcome to th* Neva) Con­ would move inland, tonight along tingent were: Mayer and Mrs. the Louisiana c o a a t between Denver Cordell, Comndesiorer and Grand* Die and Point Aider Mr*. F. D* Scott, Commissioner Tha storm is n«i( of hurrlcmr and Mra. J. II. Ratigan. Repre­ force. The Vtevthej Bureau said> sentative Mack Cleveland and ita highest winds sis estimated al ■A ma I*. a I _____ .1 1955-56 Budget Set For Final Approval By Commissioners Navy Officers Feted A t Supper Haw Vary staff officers of th* V? local Kara! Auxiliary Air Station * war* fated Saturday night In a glganUe welcome and barbecue dinner In thair honor, at th* Mayfair Inn Seminal* Country Club. Th* affair, under th* direction of th* Saminot* County Chamber nf Commerce Naval Affairs Com­ mittee, waa lauded a t a tremend­ ous suer as*. Captain Robert W. Jackson, i t t who recently assumed command of th* local naval atation, Mra. Jack- ^antord InJuven Release Ordered Judge V. Carlton Addresses Rotary I h' Luncheon Meeting B. C. Dodd Tells | Of Richmond Meet Tropical Storm Is Brewing Off Coast l""*"""n rl',h �I DON'T MISS • * • # • 1i cn n n M i FMI ART'S ruui/ivii Jt I ANNUAL IM ID -S U M M E R racYM irr /■y*MigO H'JSftLP, tU O to ft Tm‘ CM ‘ THR9U *'*>.*ao CM tIAST / r u s t an1 tw iro , ARC OCMMA itSe^vBN r*R :'J 8L l FLAV/ , alk , SALE 29c 1h ONE Uc i^*EM MtA VSlTM A _ . wa® '%®r 8A’ 9 «x>LC 1 CL0 R 0 X <Su% o M3J«, M t MIS. JOSIFH SMITttn, helped by her huibaod te d a Mead, l u r u BU Paler i Cametary la Kaw Brunxwlek. N. J . altar witnauing tha burial at her ion, S ft Jotaph Smltru.*. Tha aoldier died January 10. 1043, on a Maxi drain march. Del or* ha want ott to war. hit mother had promiaad tha would bury him la St. Petar’t Cametary U b* ware killed. Sha mart bad tor hit bodxiorlft otan . daiamaitoaAij. ; V A ir r i L I s e s w c o /- CRAZY, IU .G VC K S A P>5CE O* f , f-f/M S D - V 1 i W ----- WA1T.MU. LEAV£\ t « A O / 'y e r r A A . N o r e j o * oa r w O .O A O '-D C v ri DO A V /ru s<3 S O 1 L.TT8 PLV RASu ' - f FSB I AM B O ' C C A T /-- A u * n .E , ^ V-H.L •QSE 7VIAT3 N 0 8 M A L -ft-jrw M /A crj, s o ( , a o ~~* ] - T u e t.s A S - r cam c o is 0 QrTi».s . A S O u -in I j C I 7— TUgM* 7 PUFFIN i gal. 4 CANS When Bell Rings Af Midnight, It's Not Secret Police- Someone Wants Room! I know I’m the hip p m t women C O L L t C C STATION. Tex. i/Pn-You ikim treat that fuaid us tha world a eld Mr*. Millar. tha cotton pitch, than not# tha r i n |t i Ha ip rty e poadi to kill airplane down into it. Inchet from motquitaai, itorka flat! In lakat. tha ground, you level out. On chill m orm on h all fly through The cratt roara along tha fur* your tomato ftald eUrnag tha air rout, to low tha tailar plant topi to prevent froat. nJck tha tirei Behind, your awath A pilot ihortega la ea mduttry of chemical dual curia around tha of th a icopa li of aetlotul aignlii* laavai.* cenet. Gala Hanaon of Walking* Ai tha and of tho row rn h e i up. ton. DC., CaA agricultural and you ihove tha throltia fully open induatml opart lien i ipaclahit, and eaaa back on Dm atlck. Tha u y a: "If etna) applicator! auddaaplane, heavy with hundred! of ly caaiad operation*, 1 baUava tha poundi of duit, itrugglaa up and raaultaat food ahorUpa could ere* ever tha tree:. ata a panic." You turn tharply and whta Aerial pait control, need control down into tha field again, lipa and fartillitai add an animated ported ageinit tha bttartng allp* three billion dollar* to U J. fane and eyai alert behind the gogglea income each year. for the hidden power line that could Aerial applicator flrmi operate ttream and eyet alert behind the more than g.ooo aircraft, nearly •Mt J**od uaopm »tp jo; i < |I M flva timet the U 8. airline An L that could iplll you Into oblivion. They treat chemically ona of ovary Thli u crop ducting, one of tha 12 ? e m under cultivation la thla nation'i moat Important and tricky natio*. Aerial er«p control work la aerial job*. I t takea crack ptlota with trigger'duitk rafleaea AuthortUei a ir there ie a rnticai abortaga of trained agricultural piiota. And bare, on the campua of Itocae ASM Collage, they plan to l b admething about It. Starting Oct. I t, Die echool will offer a iix*w##k court# in agri­ cultural flying, tha firit of auch broad irope. ABM 11 learning with Civil Aero­ nautic! Aiminltuation and the | JACKSONVILLE — U co. Taiaa Arrul Applicator* A nn to 1operation with Governor LABoy give Die court# night training and Colltao* program to keep florid* cUaeroom initruetion will cover Beautiful, tho AAA will dlttri* all pheeet cf tha aaru l application buta iboutanda at Lluarbaga" but man. to l u monbara for uao on molar A la la a aileaten* ta tha lO-yttr trip*. kiaaoey of agricultural aviation, in Keinath C. Xinkla. manager at 1MB tha U I. Agricultura Depart* want began aerial application ax* tha AAA’a North Florida Divialaa. pariment* by dulling fruit traaa in in announcing tha campaign, ex­ Ohio infcdcd with catalpa aphtnx. plained that "Li Herbage’* a rt Today. Die a a ru l applicator doei water-proofed paper aacka la acoraa of jobi. Ha dual* cotton for which the’ motorola may depoait boll waavil. Dion dateline* it *o It cane, bottloa and food wait* for can ba picked more aatlly. Ha aowa diipoaai la tar. Kink la recently waa appoinlad rice and cover crape. Ha ipraedi farVUaar. lava dawn weed and to the Keep Florida Beautiful bruah killer i, made toraata and CemaitUa m a te d by Gov. Calltaa In an anmutiva order. Mr*. Bugona A. Smith. Miami, ad tha Flaaida FaderaUM at Garden Club*, la chairman of tha earnmlttaa. "Wa are plaaaad to make thla contribution to knap our raaieldaa and parka ttaa a i troth and M t by tho thought!*** RICHMOND. Vo. UP — Lett rabbtih of motoriaU.** JUaklo month, the Richard Millar*, of minority *Truah*toeeara coat tha tax* Ietrth*mpl0i, P * . loot their dog •aid. Rax whan In wa* thrown from a payer* thauaanda a t dMlara each car during an autoaobll* aeddant y u r la claaasp crawa." Ha noted th at the llttlabug** horn. • Mr*- MOar n i haartbrabot. trail has bean marked with After a faw day* at home aba de­ flathbulba in the Florida Cavern* cided to return to Blebmood to S u ta Park a t Marianna, boar uko another look. But tha trip wna can* In tha Btate’e Natural Syrinx*. paper and banaa an aetry unanccoaaful tha wouldn't give up. though, roadaida and beach, and hi* initi ■m aama hack tom aero timaa. talt carved or pdtnUd an public vliitcd tho dog pound, tho Society building*. Mr tho Prevention of Cruelty to Aaida from tpolUng tha attrac­ A n l m a 1 a. veterinarian*’ effienj. tion a t the n a n n y , ha pointed An b*Bt a Muck with the polka ant that litter la n fu n u d aafaty and ddwwtlmi a tho paper nod haaard. a c i p a a t paUutiau in on tho radio. •traama, and a eauaa a f acerian Mar >antatmiM waa rawtrdad whan highway drntiasn cyatama MOW tBT*H5 TKbUd.VtL LKAVC r w w tsc Twsru. ah suae to n o rrwvcM iwsy cows - v n f f i i r x v home V TO 5E M U ^ r .y -- ; TMEAN f SUE'S * ' Wi' I — TWAINS C A sy.' na TOWNS lOO T o n s aSTNNl Limit 1 With $6.00 or Morn O nto ROLLS U. 8. NO. 1 WHITE Potatoes A A A Litterbags' HelpingToKeep State Beautiful vou oo*rfci MAM*, <> w ia v o u < B3 S5 Mg a Piece < C f QAwC? irtTVCTSe K imG PuMtfMCD-* *TAMV CAKt 'M(lP«d*ggHl ODN60Aruu»no*rt, O A C w oop-youP < CWOCKU^tMOUS ^ HEADS GRADE A D R D When Dog It Found TOywiiii?r PALM RIVER BREAKFAST t o t weak. Ban. o bmmr. wu Muni at o truth driver** h aan an t o otor VELDA BETTER QUALITY Vi GAL. S irT O �! TTTR SANTOHD TTERAT.n Mon. Aoir. t, 19.’3 Pace 3 Jazz Is Being Made Respectable WASHINGTON, ''to -flick Sumner, K * CHAPTER 1U 1K II LACKY vet down h u tamp and ; 'Aufftad away. Kerry stood clo** io tba b a n , itartng at C hristies t a n la the dimneas. Khe apoke hta nama kuakUy, touching hi* band th a t eraa n i pped around tba bar*. The only worda ba could find were. ■ChrtatM, you r* not mad a t me % ay m o ra l” f o r anaarer aha prtaaad her face «p agwinat the bare, and ba man*g»d to find bar Up*. ”Don't worry, d*rlu>(. Rob and I a n p t a | to fiH you out of b e n « wa bare to u a r thta jail apart with our band*!** They board l-acey coming back. T h e n a n a Juat Urn* tat Kerry-* ”1 didn't kid that man In bod**. Uwiatla.” and uar awitt "Of course TOM didn't!” f -Coma on, Chrtatle.” tba abertll aald gruffly. "1 fo tU lock up.” fiba aquaeaed hu band again, murmured. “Sea you tomorrow,” and waa gon*. Kerry lay down again, realising bta wrakaeaa, now th e aseitam rnt waa «srer. For a hill* while tba an tin g in bta blood almoa< mad* bim forget where he ' arm and why, but then he remem­ bered. and tor tba first tune knew tb a cold clutch of fear tor himself, i t s hour ago h* hadn't much cared .Iw b at happened to him; now ba m eant to lira, to clear bta name. la tba nearly empty restaurant, Christie and Rob faced each other. Foe aS M r worry orer Kerry. Christie found room In bar heart for pity far the grim, handsome, allant man oppoeite her. Me was mm am doui as aba was, but with Rob K w ss mors than that. The Boae ad broken Spur, Uia una ro w e d king wbo'd strode in blgnh i sit* it supremacy over tba rang* /ta ll than* yaara, aow found himself sa any ordinary morI th a t want hard. ad always admired ad bar desire In comfort ta with more conrtcfait. “IVa going to be Wa-M gat him tba r and bn tbay too I neither ad thorn a n eapakia od n ttfn g still ■ay toagar. Thera waa a tba street that finally ptyietrafed Christie's absorption In her own thoughts. She p u n ted over it for s tittle whits before she realized that It was Just Ih* silence snd emptiness, where R bad been so crowded last night. "Wonder where all the ncstera went to," she remarked Idly, and then Impatiently, "fully thing to say—of course they'd h are to get bark to their farms.” -Did thry T" -Well, where else would they have gone?” 1 wish t knew.” -Rob!” She looked a t him with a new alarm. "You don't think they'vs gone to —try anything crazy a t Broken Spur 7” "Did you look a t th at crowd last n ight?” She shook her head, la s t night her mind bad been too full of Kerry to do more than register that the crowd wa* there. ”1 dul." Rob declared grimly. “They'd lasted blood. That can go to a man's head worse than liquor, whrn he s not used to it. Maybe thry all just drifted home to link after their crops—but 1 wouldn't want to bet oo it." "Rob," she urged, “why don't you go home and have a look lor yourself? You w o n t be easy till you know w hat's happening—II anything is. You can't do anything here, and you can do something there. If there * going in ho Uou ble.” She saw him waver, #nd added. "You ran tru st me to took ot*t lor Kerry for a Irw hours, can't you?" It took a tittle more argument, but finally the ha<l the rhrckrrcd aattafariion of arcing him mount h u big black and ride out of town. The nestrrs nad left Sundown Just after midnight. Nate Imrrebre bad harangued them, hit deep-set eyre flaming, hta voice hoars* with crusading seat "W e're seen Justice done to ­ night,” he told them. ' Wa ve teen a murderer put where ho belongs —and all the power of Broken Spur behind him didn’t help him. W a're showed thta country tonight w hat hnnrst men ran do when they put Ihrtr shoulders together for w hat they know U tryve gat a right to, and sra'vo showed them that no man ain 't above Ih t law, no m atter bow big he is I 1 tell you, filends, w a're been doin' Uie Lord** work, and I le a on our aid* Ain’t w* got enough faith la liim to go on and finish w hat wo set out to do?" Ilia eyes mad* every man be­ fore him feel th* challenge ad­ dressed directly to him. Aa If bta voire were a high wind and they a grove of trees, a stir and a deepthroated murmur rma through them —but they still hesitated. The power of Broken Spur had bung Its shadow orer them too long to be si is k m off la a moment. “You all forgot Ira Joe snd Mol­ ly Izarra bee? You g oto C let the ' MURGLAM GET KYMPATHY IOWA CITY. Iowa, WT— Jim m H arriott, co-owncr of • bulk oil * plant b a n , fait sorry today that b u rg U n war* unabl* to open tha to m p an y 'i 100-pound • safe. Ha aald tha tala w ai Jammed la btlqg moved t*o y ea n ago and k t haan’t been able to open It "We don't think anything Is In ft," he aald. " I almoit with they had opened It to we could ace. Titusville Tides 6:37 a m. •:S 1 pm . new or raaasm .......... * said W ill la prohat* ti&Kri'&v at, , m TAVY of Stale John fm lc r Dull** lolls newsmen In Washtngton that Ih* recent “Summit* Hireling In Geneva traniformret relations between the Soviet and th* West and mad* Ihem "let* brittle.” Speaking of the com­ ing U. S - l t d China parley la Geneva, tha Secretary said th* United SUla* will try to find out whether Ui* Reds Will "accvpt Ih* concept of ■ re a se -flre ” ■round Forma**. (Istonw lioM lJ Vpimreta" ravm! ■ °* ' *f t W “ m c u i l V krh s>r w o r- a t " 11 i f * hereb y hellH ed a n d rre a lra d la preeoat • ay efalm* a a d demand* w hich sF * o , o r e ith e r nr you, may have t l S a i l M I ih* eelalo of ll n e tv u y . •Tjjjjjs1a!?#’tlere i*y,*florid* n to ta w H lt r r aad shall a tto rn e y .’ and any ’ dem and not so filed • . r• 2 21 p m Saturday, Au1,. I *:M a m . I U am •:29 p.m, 3:03 p m Suuday, Aug 7 •:55 a m. 3-26 a m 10:09 p.m. 3:47 p m Monday, Aug. I 10:39 a.m . 4 07 a m. 10:09 p m . 4:36 p.m. i.togvxg (OlOctal . l ill /a/ Kraett ?f***hetder t ouniy Jad** Plorlda Oordo. tiX " * tow stu m e r 12 21 a m • :S9 p. m. 12 40 p. m Wednesday, Aug. 3 7:17 *.m. 1:01 a m 7:31 p in . 1.01 a m Thursday, Aug. i 7:56 a m. 1:36 a m •:M p m. 1:11 p.m » Friday, Aug. 5 1:35 a m. , 2 12 a m t u b r o t s T T J r m i era r e t r n r B R M in n L K t o t n r , m .o n i u a J K J V 'Keli alan d aareveked. la * Tuesday, Aug. Z Legal Notice atals of MEHMY CL’A A L I iW r U * 11r o®apil .'T h e filala of n«r14a ta U)l.'» K YOUNO. Uuartlaa *f Ethel ta liv il L Howard C*I4**1I and Kanirs Caldwell, Ulnar*, tlenersl Irllv ery . Pahokea. Florida. «nd to . all persons Interested la the Re­ late nf said decedentt row are berety notified that ,i written w ritten Inetrumenl purporting i .i ( jjb I be O Ike the leet I will aad testament nf ^ M l d do. edent has keen admitted • to ^probate pro to In said Cnurf. . __ are hereby enmmanded with. "Ml ela calen d ar month* from the d a ta o f lh a flret publication nf thta nolle* In appear In said C su rt “ I d Shew ranee. If any you ra n . hy. Ih* a ction of aald C’ou ri in T . I To Urn CoulmueJJ Baseball Bigwigs Hold A nnual Meet CHICAGO UI - Harebell * big­ wig* hold th rlr annua1 lum m rr ma*ting a t the Blarkitoo* Hotel today with gum trained on tb« present boflui rule. fto -to r, of bolh th* American ta d National Laaguca are believed ready to aUminate the ruling which require* a loam la c a rry a bonui plajrer for lire years and Include Mai within tha 15-player limit. Scheduling m atters alio will bo up for discuulou as will b« refiuMls mad* by the players a t the A ttE far gam a ta MUwauka®. Until th* tilth cpntury Egyp­ tian mummies were lent lo Europ* and told In apothecary •hop* hveaure it wa* believed that they had medicinal value. WOMAN RAVER REIT FROM GOING BATTY COVINGTON. Ky„ (JP - Mr* Royal Atkinson ha* furthered Ihe cause of science and saved herself from going “ batty." Bala flitted lc and nut of her living room for more than a week. Then ah* read of a woman scien­ tial al tha University of Cincinnati who waa Just rra iy about bat*. Why, Dr. Elizabeth Smith even kept lha creature* In a refrigera­ tor—for aclentlfic purpose i. So yesterday, on request. Dr. Smith arrived at Ih* Atkinson home and eaughl tha bats: 23 of Iham. Including 11 babies. BUYING A CAR? FIVE C’FVT r\S T l.E r n iM 'E llltl \KS I.EG ROME -P—Prince Carlo l’acelll, a nephew of Pop* I’lut M l, fell a nephew of I’ope I'm* XII, fell and hn>ke hit leg yrvlerday while at the Vatican to vreit the pontiff lie It bring treated at a Rome hotpttal. SOVin ran iO IW Marshal Khtvnrerfy ViwiwWTov O rft) acrtwnrxvnM II,, o , i Mlnh. I*n mler of CommunW North Viet Nam. on Ow la lln a aiiival In Muoeuw lor an oOlcial stato vuiL llntentalmnulj Cheap Food' Revival Prepared MINNEAPOLIS. Minn IP— A. pair of tmplaudble musicians snd a liberal art center have JoinedJ forces lo make Jars almost a* respectable In this dignified Scan­ dinavian vfronghold a* the long­ haired Minneapolis Symphony Orc h rv lta . The artists are Paul lIMc) Evan an el:.n Dixieland Cornells!, and John W. (Knock) I Parker, a softspokrn pianist who h‘a N a double life about spectacular, in quite a different way, as Dr. Jtk)U and Mr. H)dc. Evans, who looks and act* more like the minister's son he is than a hot horn player, l» a local prod­ uct. Alter each concert, he and hi* five pirre combo dash two miles to a Minneapolis night club, where they park 'em In nightly. Parker is an Import, an occas­ ional gued artist. When he'» not pounding a keyboard into submis­ sion. he presides over Ihe Vwglish department of Kentucky Woaleyan University in Owenslwiro. Doc taught English too, in high school, lie and Parker ran switrh a eonver-alton fmm blur* to lies) wulf without dropping a beat. Parker and Evans met in 1953, when Parker came to Evans' alma mater, t'-irleton College near Mm n«apolis, for a ronceit at tha tuvi lation of still another KniiHsh pro fessor. Jar/ student John I.ucas of C'arlclon. With Parker and Evans. It was harmony at first sight Th.d wa* Ihe year Ihe art center deckled to gel Evans out of Minne­ apolis bistros In play his Disieland music b>r a wider audience as an example nf a true 20th Century folk music form. Parker followed along naturally as a guest artist Doc seem* almost too thy to be a band leader. A nearly bald little man with a game leg, he often ] plays with his eyes closed and a stance suggesting that he it doing nothing more Important than wail ing for a alrrelrar. When blowing 1his cleanest, holiest nates, h* nuy be leaning against the piano with one leg crossed over Ihe other A Methodist mlniitcf'a aon from Spring Valley, Minn , Evans, now 47, graduates) from Carlctnn with a major In English. Though he played In dance batrfe, he taught high school two yean before de riding he would be ha >pler makin; music, lie hat studio Ih* playing of all the great Jan trumpeters. Legal Nctice s ir r u it iiiiA KIM V A IlD IIOV in o rak A iin vos, a u i : H K iti.ii NOT It 'll I. ktatn Ts> that a suit h«« lio n an la Ih* Rinsh S i r . ,, Is Jo d irlal Clrs all In an4 lot S ' l o i M y . ►'!■ 14*. enttll, I m i - s i ; mss si - i m i i d la ln llff, >• atliW A I l li IlfiY liltsII .14Alilt. I'­ l l : ! Th« fsll.tanl Ckalnor N Ssaluso or Ihl* null t o obtain a U lsurr* a M for «t r r*li*f. to a ara r*qulr*<l » III* yens w ritten an*s»rr with ih* rta rli of ««I4 Court ana **rv* ropy f.u rr of n m P U li.tir r* al >rn*y* o* , r t'o/nr* th* tu n 4*r of A n i'o i A I) I S l l, or • d». r«• pro eohiosai Will In *n l*rr4 * s * l >1 you. SVITN UM mr h.n4 and ***l *• ('tails m ih * th rm t t<niirf, In m l for M»mln>.U s'uui ly, llo ri'la , Ihl* I l k 4 * | „f July, A l>r la ia . O I 1 Il*rn4< i C l*rh of Ih* <ir r a ll r<>aft In an4 for S*> ■I nol* C o u b «y, K D rl4 * (Ctrentf r t n i t H u ll Will You I c Our Guest ’ W l bav« Waned Cowdltloard Rooms M Air. Iko Mar- Vtm Mo(»L • Abaalauly ft, Foe but his driving, clean, tnrlodie style It quite his own. At least one critic Wilder lloh.on of the Saturday Re­ view of Literature, has. called Evans Ihe best since the lale His Beiderbecke. Parker studied English, as well as piano, at Texas Christian Uni­ versity. He laugh! a year at the University of Nevada, playing in a Reno night club at Ihe same timo, before winding up at Kentucky Wesleyan. Me hat also played In several New York night spot* while sloing graduate work at Columbia. Mill playing most of hi* music by *ar, Parker pirkesl up enough long-hair chiefly s it that rout* lo b« prr*rnled in format concerts Once h* played tilth the Fori Worth Symphony, llach and Morart are In hit repertoire, along with harreihout* and blurt. Al Ooenaboro, Parker Uvea out the more sedate tide nf his life. On Ihe campus he is mostly "prof" to hit students. Married and Ihe father of three children, hv says proudly: "I am nut only a Sunday school teacher and youth director in a Melhs-.iisl church in Owrnituirn. I gel lo sliced Ihe church minstrel show earh year’* « ••*» ito • ITrk Up Yaw Keys at comes may well provide an a t­ the average market pnec and a mosphere that would encourage predetermined support price. Speculation about possible rey’v. backers lo trot out the program al of the IJca It encouraged by again. The plan was advanced in 1919 by the then Secretary of Ag­ the concern expressed by many riculture Charles F. Ilrannan but agricultural and political leaders that by late fall there will he priro wa* shelved by Congress. The thing that might well push particulrarly pork and poultry and depressing surplus.es of m rats— the proposal lo the forefront it Ihe that by mid 1956 they will ba prospect (hat the problem of farm joined by surplusca if eggs and surpluses might spread within i milk. year to take In a larger number1 This concern grows out of tho of perishable commodities. At pres-1fad (hat m o s t of Ihe land and ent, the surplus hradarhr Is largely productive effort being taken out confined to storabte products, such of production of cotton, wheat, as cotton and grains. tobacco, nco and peanuts under Except for dairy products, the rigid fiNlcral controls Is ticing di­ present farm program provides no verted to production of livestock direct aid for perishable commodi­ feed grains and of hogs and chick­ ties, such as bed, pork, eggs and ens. poultry. Tlie Rrannan plan has had strong The Rrannan proposal would u*c support among some element* of government subsidies to help pro-1 the Democratic Party from tho ducert of surplus perishables I t ; very stait. Ix'jders of organiresl would do tin* In a way to make] labor, who have t-ren throwing the surpluses as ailable to consum­ their support Is* (Ih* Democrats, are warm advocates. It is endorsed er* at cheap prices. Under the present farm program. by the National Farmers Union, a Ihe government seeks to holster farm organization with which Rran­ Incomes of storable pnslucts b y ! nan I* now associated Secretary of Agriculture Rensoti removing surplus supplies from markets through purchases and has turned Ptlimtis down on sub­ loans to producers. Ily taking the, sidies of the Rrannan plan nature extra supplies off markets, the gov­ except for uve In supporting returns ernment is able to hold prices on wool, a sleficit crop In this above levels that would prevail country, lie undoubtedly svoulrl strongly resist them shuuid they otherwise. ho advances! nexi year. Rut in Ihe case of the perishables the Rrannan plan would allow the whole production surplus and all —to go to market regardless of how much it reduces! producer a n d : consumer prices. Rut the producer! would not suffer from a price drop lie would get subsidy payments DOBERMAN PINSCHER PUPS MIMKOGItAIMI HUNTING — TYPING CREDIT INVESTIGATIONS MADE ANYWHERE IN UNITED STATES OR FOREIGN COUNTRIES Another I.illcr o f Finest (Jinility M n I o a, Females; Koil.1, nml lllack.i Sired by CREDIT BUREAU OF SANFORD T K I.K I’IIO N K S 180 and 1071 Bomb 994 Koafard AlUati* N atU aal ! Champion Apache Von Eoghanviola Phone 17IR-W This week Buick soars past the 600,000 m ark! Biggest-selling Buick of all time permits us to make the biggest trade-in deals ever possible! it ii, just pail July, and what do you think lias happened? * carry minute to meet the public demand^ Ihtick popularity has broken every past fullyear rcoonV T h at! the gospel trulh. And Ihtick, nf rourie, lias Itad many great years Itefiirc., Doesn’t this soaring Ihtick success mean that yon owe it to yourself In see and sample the car that’s breaking every record in the Buick Ixiok? ere H D oesn’t this tell you sour filing Important? Doesn't it menu that you might to try Ihtick’i m ighty VS pow er—lluick’x great room nnd comfort —Ruick’s cruiser-steady ride and road­ ability—Ihtiek's superb visibility and precision bundling ease? Ami doesn't it mean yon certainly ought lo try Ihtiek’s Variable Pitch Dynailow*—the world's only transmission with the switch-pilch ptiitciplo of the modem plane's propeller—and tho most spectacular performance advance of tho, year? A l the lreginnlngof this week, Ihiick production passed 000,000 airs for the 1955 model year. Thai is over 155,000 more automobiles than the full model year of 1054—when we captured third place in total national sales. It is more than 11,000 higher than the full model year of 1950 —when the automobile industry hud its greatest year, nnd Ihtick established an •11-time record that stood unchallenged until now. s . r, . It is almost a quarter of a million more automo­ biles than the foil model year of 19-11—which was the greatest prew ar record Ilulck ever reached. » /• In other words, there has never been any­ thing l)cfore like 1955 in Buick history —tr/irn ■today B u ic k It b u il d in g over th re e c ar t t Owa Naval Ale flailow. •C o m e in and see a s—this week, at the latest — and learn for yourself why today’s Ihiick Is tho biggest-selling Ihiick of all time—nml how h i£ a trade-in deal wo enn offer you w ith this, tremendous volume to hack us up *V«risMf PUth Pynmfiow t* Iht only D'/oaff.xi) FbiC'k builtl frvfay. ll it i< W « tf on HO.U>SI.KSfi.il, o/Humal el tiuniat n lia evil *n other Syria, J fllM f, r jid ^ tk t/m itB u s£ th OffIra ai *SA N FO R D * u * n t * « g w i b« k Odhjun ft Tudor Inc* M 2S 8. F r M 4 *f lb •*wVi Iilo l *«*ln urt of th* l< r m |n n l» ‘ A. d•mi Tim Megatherium, a fosvil ground sloth, was ns t>ig a t an elephant. Day's lo New <rrlja ls At ";«l»*l* rouatp, Florida, a t Me •fflr* |a (ho court hnui* of *>ld C*sa«y at tohford. Florida, withW *Whi calendar moalka fra at the first aobllMllon . Rach claim or de•■w riting, and ahsll P* of roeldenc* and It. and further dcclinei in farm in­ equal to the slifference between STOCKHOLM IP—Anybixlv want In buy a ca*tle for 5 ccnlt* The Itcrgvik-Ala Co, a huge w,*ul pulp firm, tinlay offered to tell the big ravtle at Axmarbruk, in central Sweden, for that price. The gim­ mick: The purchawr mu‘« reno­ vate it completely—at an eelimated roil of 5150.i*». te m p e rs sm o u ld e rin g , only MW more s p a rk was needed to *< t them High S iL . I* man th a t murdered 'em go on tidin' high an' scot-free?" Cullen recognised the furious young voice, and knew by the sound of It th at hta younger son had been drinking. * You hush. F rrd." be orderett hta face a shade sterner. It was those godless cattle­ men, like Rob Mallory and hta crew, th at kept Sundown a place of saloons and dance-halls where even boys who'd turn decently raised in the fear of the land got drawn into evil way* Fred waa past bring hushed,by hta father or anyone else. Med seen hta best friend put in the ground this afternoon, and hate of Broken Spur was running as wild­ ly in his blood as it ever had in Tim '* “ You goln' t* w ait for him t* pick you all id? in your own houses, like rats in your holes?" hta high savage a bout t-«sl at them. The muttering grew louder, the men dr* v closer together, Uicir off. From the darkness al the edge of the crowd It cam e. "And how about lata Dawson? What happened lo her could hapl>en lo any o’ your wives or daugh­ ters. It you ain 't nu n enough to fight for yourselves, won't you put up a fight for your women?" Thera was no logic left in thta crowd. They didn't nm cm brr that mnat of them had had no use for Rita, or that the man w ho had sup­ posedly molested her was locked in a cell. The m utter changed to a growl, then to a s h o r n , as the packed mao* ol n u n surged for­ ward. No on* bullirrrd looking to see who bad spokrn. No one noticed Wayne Cameron quietly alipping away into the shadows. Me wa* smiling to himsell os he listened to old N ate's orders "Hide horn* and get your guns, anil meet at nty place. We'U muv* onto Broken Spur as soon as ll'a light. Wo didn't w ant bloodshed, but by the Uord, we ll show 'em they ran t trumplc on us!" Tip Clancy waa riding patrol along the south range when hta keen eyre caught Uie cloud of dust kicked up by a lot of moving florae* Me atiRcned in the sad tlo and brought bta gun out. Aa the cloud ranie nearer, ha counted tha riders with mounting dismay. Not leas than thirty of them, ami the morning sun glinted culdly on rid* barrel* Tip waa an old hand, and there waa bo yellow la hta backbone. H urtling aa Una unes|«i tid mass movement waa and atsggrrm g aa Ui* odtls were, he held lit* plarr, quieting hta rrsUraa m runl and waiting for th* neater* to rmu* within rang* a t hta vote*. “Where you fells* think you're going?" h t railed out. “Tina la Broken Hpur land " IF— the »tase being *ct for a revival] of the “cheap food'* prnvitiont of! the controvertial Rrannan farm] plan? Some farm leaders believe II it. They tsy that continuing overpro­ duction of agricultural product* A rt. Enjoy eooled, filtered air lor leas than you think with Buick’g A IR C O N D IT IO N E R /fir a genuine Frigidaire NICHOLSON BUICK Co* ^’21# H a M agnolia A v a P bons 10SI Li �TAMM VAWLOW Jacksonville-To Sanford Lino Would Add Much To This City On* nf thd moat Ulkeri-about Pubjacta of t h t (pat dread* In tha Jackaonvlll*-to-S*nford b n rft lln# on th* St. John* Rlv«r. It id ptiU on# of th* moat Im portant TH b Sanford Herald Ww»ns>en none ••***• ••t«»eee *** •as w m n»u ashim waste* *H«m aa. sac# as ___ M MlNH. PlarSSa. aaOw Sb* Sis af Caaavaaa af nac** l l*M annas rsa x isa . nan#* aa* n w o w ■ta le s a m a s s an, *!•*•«»• neisav arnarwirrsa* a s m s a •Sa iw * M l Waa waaSO Pin* ail MaoSWa *ee Vaa* •ora an a* aalSsaa. aarO* af SWaaba. vaaalaHaaa aa* is ta* tba *a»a«*» a* Mlalaa la* a« *anala* aO*a*ilaSaa *asaa MS nasSaaalSe be *aaa«wl SS*a*«S*Saa law aai sm **m a**iaae Saab Assaasa n*a*n«a a a aewba* a# Ibe SaaawasaO i u aanila* aaafaaS*a<* Sa lb* • •• fa* r*aabll*a■aa an atl tba Im I a**> *Hat*e la sat* ••«•*•*♦» Monday August 1, 1955 Pag* 4 TODAY*! BIBLE VKKHK The mind of th* flesh ia death, but thn ■itad of thn Spirit ia lift nnd pane*— Rom. B:B.-—W* phnr# our phynical naturn with th* tenets. W t ahould glorify thn highnr apiritBbl nntur*. neon«mie fnctora in thp grow th of Sanford an induatria! canter. Thn results of pitch • ponaibility for Ranfnrd can b# nddad up into tha million* of dollars A picture can bn viaualiied now whtn actual building of a barge term inal and warchousa should become h reality. Sanford would bacoma on# of Florida’* moat import' ant ihipning cantnra with wnrahouaaa lin­ ing Seminole Boulevard and Fronch Arc. Wherever watgr freight and traffic coma together, you will find a proaparoun and growing canter of artivity. Thn possibilities am too great to allow the aubject of tha Jackaonville-to-Senforri hnrgn linn drop out of circulation Forwardlooking hufinrenmen will adm it that thn •Aundntis of tha vanturo ia beyond quaation • Alert atom ownara and wholeaalara In th* Sanford aran are quick to point to sav­ ings perrantnge-wiau on froight traffic. With thee* savings, they agree, competi­ tion would be •>» an even keel with husinnaa house* In other section* of the Stele. Wa would like to sen th* Jerkaonville-toSanford barge line subject become e m atter of general discussion one* again, especially when Investors are talking about putting the*r money Intc a aura-fire thing for their own pocket hook. SAM DAWSON Some Industries Thrive On Heat NBV YORR, IP—Hot weather getting taniiderabl* relief because. ofranar in humid spalls, haa noma Dtaada Kaltarad among «»*• rest of us hnvanT. ( Each weekend taaa a gain In «ba vast army af its victim*. I Tha air conditioning Industry, ■«««*»» '* Rising aalaa W e * • U rapoctad; ehith h». been p l.fW toe ™ j£ J hy a nnmbnr ad Induetries tost nvar a year by avar-preduction and eraasa •• tha Hapnratur* rttoa in torivn an beat sad humidity. Soma pnea cutting wars, ia thankful for ovarhaatod ear anginal Mt Iba prolongad boat *•»*. The olertrir power Industry • la, too. Hot weather hat boosted ths use of air eoaditioaing and rafrigarnlion equipment la Most section* of the nation. Blectrir LUCKY FINDS BOMB power production aria a new record BAN BIBOO, Calif. UP-Lurky, almost every week, as a result • blind OarMan (baptised dog Sale* executives of soft drink which wan a reprieve from death producer* tty the persistent heat •bnndaoad an a busy San Diego wave la pushing consumption to •treat last May. haa a new home a new high. They estimate that by Mo waa adopted lost weak by Labor Day Americans will hava Hr. and Mra. lrvao Nairn**, af downed morr than thrno billion La* Aigaka, and tbair two daugh- gallona af soft drinks. ko eraam makers alee report a tors. PnhtUbod atoriaa brought offers record rales season, a* do the «f a ham* from more than toei perveyora af Ice cube*. puraana Bunt afl over Nto ultton Laundry man say their* aaluma th a raptiai a toliownd. Aa official rises with hot woathar. A man af Hi* Callfonila Society for Pro* goes through a drawer frill af shirts tto tm af CnsaHy to Animal* •*- much faster during • beat wav*. Rheeta and towels go to tba laundry Guard Against Sunburn While Getting Your Tan Ike Establishes Remarkable Record is publicly mad at Bieeahowar. f wont gat avarythiag I want Public opinion pads ah#w ha hai Mywayretained aa extremely high parao* "By toOowtnga moderate w ars*# with every issue derided aa Ha il popularity. _ A number af reasons aaa* ha merits and net ana personal baste suggested tor bis popularity: ha Involving me, Baking aa anemiaa, want iatotoffir* with great prestige I may da all right." and great public aitaaaa and ha Ha hasn't dona badly. This year ha'a don* aothtai by bia ucuca la tka Domocratic-cua Congrats haa patted much that ha askad—aemP— slam—attack and create isiuea— farfait it. a llttl* lata (haa ba aiknd, may boot at tba thought. A personal attack la aaa af tba Umai But Eisaafcowtr aliwady k.'s os- bait way* la forte paopla ta chao«a as ia torafda aid, ar a Uttla mar* tabliabod a rwmarkablo pol.Ucal up aides—tor or against you—and than ba aahed, •• to tha minimum ia bis first to maathii in tisaahowar baa atada panaaal at* wag*. Tba Damacrala hava gotten along* tha RThito House. Parhapa at rhla tarka aa m taa. point a dafimtion nf a good politi­ Ha managed ta gat aa end la tha with him ao wall that RTashiagtoa cian might ha ia ardar: fighting in Korea, at ha premised. observers wonder haw tha Domo­ Ha'a a man who managat to day Ha hai ataarad rlcar af threat! be d's is are going la bavn any real immqisnsaly popular whil* gailiag couldn't fulfill. It araa Secretary issues in Uta 1PM prasidantial ramdon# aa much as possible of what of Stata Dullai. not Ki tea hover, paiga if tbay don't atari fighting ha wants whUa avoiding anv per- vbo atartled tha world with talk of Etscnbowar and th* Bapuhlcana 1sowsi aalmosiliaa which might gat mastic* retaliation. is tba way nf what bo wants. Tha President baa carefully fol­ They May be reconciled la It's hard to think af aaya** In lowed a Moderate course. Aa an idea that ha wifi run again, and nr out nf Congress — except par- eaaMpIa: If ilaee 1M1 ha bad been win again, and that tha beat they bap* Pm . McCarthy (R-Wia>-wba extrema in hla eritlciia af tha Rue* ran ban tor ta rataiaiag aeatnd aiaa laadarahip, it Might have beea af Congrats through the record ad Impossible far hiM ta Meat with legislation thty establiah thorn. tha Kremlin man In Geneva where they established a relationship which aay da the world good. And. aa tor dealing with Con­ gress where tha Democrats should I Ilk* President Biaankawaria havo been bit natural political tons, proposal f«r t u k u p tutor* By TWK ASSOCIATED P I KM lying In wait for him. K baa been aiatiow with th* Rcsslant aa PUsnda'a wookand took a toll almost aa if bo followed thti grassed at the G*a*v* CMifaranc*. Thar* ia no qwaatto* that w* stand ^ af flvt deaths, four In traffic ae- philosophy: sale signed a contract with Uni- r(dents, a survey ahowtd today. ••I hsva a number af pragraMi to gain mare than w* would lo s e " LARD COYREA RTRRST LEXINGTON. Ky. ^-Motorists ) varsil-lniarnaUonal Studio* start­ All Ike traffic dealba occurred I want paasad. I rould fight rigor­ through any asrhangc ad Intonwa. had a bit of January-in-July waath ing at Ptot a aaok. to t s guarao- separately and ware scattered all ously tor etch ana af them and tia* program with th* Soviets, •r yastorday, but N was lard, tot •vou kf tbay abauld aetspi. Tba about tba stale. Only ihroe traf­ tood nark tor ait months. If aba lava. reason: ftonteamclto ar* n*4 and fic death* warn mearded last seek A to pound tan af lard tod from •hows premiss, U-I said, aha bat Just n s net ha na aarmtive shout a pairing truck at m# af ton city’s a coniract lor aavan year* nitb tbair military plana nnd progrrnmn Eari Langworth, gtyasr-rid Nag! busiest lataraactieaa. apt lows. » na aan a totoliurian state. rn, was kiltod in a car wrack, Nlnvty-dagraa bast did the tori, Miss Universe will appear a* a Iw* mil** aautb af Cotomaa an Tba prapaganda affari t i eurh and Iba alipptod and sliding be­ a.. anwouncamMt by th* Praaidawt State Road IS yesterday. ivan-agar in "Tha Beany Goodman gan. ••B e WASHINGTON. t» - Tha time may aoMe whan President Biseabower, who want into tba White House a political novice, Is con­ sidered one of tha best politicians af tba Mb century. Tbal'a taking in • lot af tarrilory, and prnfaaatonal politician*— whose liaa of politics is C fight and W-L Weekend Deaths Total 5 In Stale Herlong Reports Brief News Items Fireman hosed off aa much at •tory." tbay a*mld. Tba remainder was •CYAN BALL RRtRAJRB landed down. AP Hud Appointed To South America haa ba** aanaatianal. R captured world imagiMtton hawuaa to an . •bvtously showed Ik* world th at * there to na aggroMian motiv* ho. hind aur affect* to bsap atrowg militarily, Ruaaian nsepngnndn to the aantrary wetwithataadtog. 0 1 course thar* wan tom* ngr anmawt hn Osngr toa wtth Pw nldant'n pcapninl. It *_ iral anporvianrv responsibility from th* quarter* It would ha tha nrganlutioa'* huainas* af* exported ta earn* torn* — th at •man group ad Rapuhlkna Barrat­ faIra In South America and will or* whs aaam to want to aaJvn m hn based ta Rt* do ianair*. "Expan*ion af Aaaoeialad Prats ovary iatorwational prahlem kg sawa sad nawsphntn distrihutian in fighting n pcavaaliv* war. What South AMaries," Sts mat said, "r*> the American people and th* paupl* of th* world want to pear* quires on-tha-spat asscullra rear — not bloodshed. At many people' Lana Brnwnini, Nogca. died tn an auto strident two mUaa aoucb of Bali* Glade. N tw YORK A -Prid L. Stntler A car which plunged Into a wa* appointed Prtday South Ameri­ canal w ar Part Lauderdale drown­ can manager af The Associated ed Tony Walton. to y 4ar-oid Mi­ Pres*. K waa announced by frank ami Nagrw. Pone adtor parsons, Surat!, panoral Manager. riding in too ta r with him wore I Sttnttor ha* bean chief af Bureau rescued hy petting motorists. at Bnann* Aim far eight year*, la Tba Highway Patrol reported hla new assignment. ha win hart HOLLYWOOD (P-Astid** fuses Ball, suffering a racurranc* af cancar, ha* been released from the City af Mope MoapiUl tod toottnudd Matmeat nodar gutaace af hoc private phyiidan. Tito hospital aaid Miaa Ball'a rendition ramaiosd aeriori sni that • program of tharafP nnd management astaUiabad at City af Hope win ha continued. The M-yaar-old actraaa was **• GOVERNOR mO O t carted from the medical center BURGLAR PROM BOTRt. SANTA MONICA. Calif. IB-Cat Saturday by bar husband, actor Ifomla's Gov. Goodwin Knight Blcbard Lang. BUSY MEN nualiftod by kin broad aspariooca frightanad off a burglar ha caught prowling in the Miramar Hold YUCAIPA, Calif. # - Poultry- to handle tbn newly eroatad cost man L L. Niehola aaya ana of Aisstaat General Man*par Lloyd cotug* in which b* and hla wife warn alleging yesterday, police rabia baas didn't lay an ags tor to Stratton win continue as tha gen­ day* and than M an R n a p with eral office executive in chart* «f period. distribution operations overtone." Knight tell r e p o r t e r s tha prowler Bad through an open door when ha ahantod. "HI gat yon." Mr*. Knight aald aha at.oho to •an a "round white fact about tour toot away." its**called poller while her husband Jumped from FAULKNER ARRIVES TOKYO (^-American novelist --------------By BIN N ITT C U P WHS UNIVRBPR William Faulkner, winner af th* N SARATOGA Frank Sullivan kanaka tkht BACK IN SCHOOL Nobel and Pulittor pn»ei tor lit­ to th* bitter and. H« always anile, far is HOfXYWOOD ito—MUIavl Rom- erature, arrived today tor a sarios bia, the codeia-educated Swedish af lecture* cn American writer* colors instead nf falsa, leave* an ttoaw tunw beauty who waa crowned Mist Uni­ nnd writing. E* wtD b* a featured navar dreams af Kitting thd verse IP day* ago, want hack to speaker at a literary aammar at nailing. Kg hits tha Bane acfcoal today-learning to ba a Nagano city, contra) Japan moun­ nnd Just Iton theca actnaming. HE Awg tonvto aatress. tain and university town, August Ho tnrrtou a bag ground with Q A n Tbs P-toot-T blende bsm Upp- S-IT. kin, lotting MU tat# H. and whan hn cost* dismtiwi It d ^ \ l tartainly isn't to th* wind* "You might also men lion," h* aoncludc*. ’'that I do not cast ■ any pearls bafor* swina, aithW *r. 1 save my pearls to cast bafnrn pretty girl*. Th* ra•ettom k far more gratifying." r •hi* Month, as farailwa (urn to coolar foods, as appetitss dwtndla. and •• housewives seek menus that require little cooking. But anyone determined to And *om* goad in tba beat aaa note Socially Porminent Grandmother Dies In Gas-Filled Room m m NBW YORK IB—Mian Aha* Bel ■ato, to. a granddaughter af aorially prominent August Raiment Jr. and on* of lb* hair* af his bug* tortua*. died ha bar gas-filled Manballaa apartment yesterday Police listed the death a* an apparent suicide. They ware tailed by neighbors who (melted gas, lain- found to ba pouring from MM Jots la Mia* Belmont's kttebM. Nar body was tound in to* HvIng ream af ton tasteful but mo* ■» «» w lUto I t Wbasw aba had lieod I na in any other kind. All yon boro to f t Is ass an atom bomb an* plodo to know that* I t maul da Just baYftotA It tbn military why would Id killed. Wa am not ao*. platolv tovulnnrnkln to aush pa m stuck. m I Mid to n toomk In W e a l on May Silk toot tha only way wa canid have lasting world pose* would ba through a oamplatd frodom of hupartian by bath ■id**. That k exactly what thd President proposed. Talk about having too "rug Jarbod ant fim f under" — to* Ruaalano anal bare fait that way whan th* Psaatoato made bin propenal. Now tbay wtB m have to put up or abet up. YOU'RE TELLING ME! C litf I B M l i l t a - . i i R ■ WILL TOU ora G r a m i.i- �» £ p r j { i ( f n o n lA - ^ 'I F p ? h Fashion N ot Always W hat It Seems, Proves Designer Assarts ted Trass W am .a a fd lta r Fashion U not always what it •ta m i, • • la proiad by daugner Jarry P arn u . who turni out tha kind of clean-lined alotha* th it earaar stria (ova—and ran afford la har fall tollaetion. U til Para it haa a aartti of d ra ti auili. which ara anepiec# d r .s te i sh irk look hka suits, and coat d ra tie i that took Ilka coat* W aal la atva your young P a rr and hit httU lady a aparial thrill? Mtka ap a batch of thia light ar.d e ru p t corn-bread h*n* delicacy. and • s a il win tl.oir hearts two fold. .specially when lh»r know It wai a la ra n ts la tha Taaaaaaaa hams of tha ertfinal kin* ad tha Wild fn a h a f. This nutdars raraiaa Is qwlek and Mar la prepare, been# waR and tan ha ta h aa rti perfectly far aoroad mawl serving*. Bona thorn piping hot Wirt lata of hottar ar aiarganpo and your own aponal preserve. or t$rap and ha aara ta make awough, for tha wkola family will lor* thorn. P a rr O saka* f rsrkNa' Cars Pass i asp awsat ar id s t a i l a p half RiwagOarw M.al *ftad BalfjUrtng araporstod milk M tup turns dripping*, ■all moltrd and tooled haatm h <up rrschliaaa* (If plain anew sws) ta stod. add t ' l taaapnsm baking powdar and IhtanapaenaaaH .) md hoar tn wuilr.g howl Comhtna a n . milk, and Add liquid* to dry trgred »nts, atirnng g rnllr during as til tnrro d u n ti *r* muod. Fold half of the track* ___ r. 8h*p* mixlur* Into poor* on a w«ll gr*a**d cnokia a ts aakt* *hout th» thapa of a child'* k*nd—*hout I S Ik Inch** wld*. and t* Inrh thlrh.) Bprinkl. topt of pants avjascklinr*. B*ka in a hot ov.a (SOOT.) antil don*. 11 a. Mahaa shout g to 10 pones. ■ashlings tha aa*p w ar—fry amall piacaa of Karon tn a law hast antU haaon la a m p aad brans. Stur as %ts ; Thaaa ar* dona la a rarlrty of handiomt turadi. soritadi and knits. la tha dark tonar of brown and gray that ar* to important for fall daytim* s ta r , a* well aa In draaatar fabric* for lata day «*ar. Tha d r tit suit appears In hr a tno-piac* lull, but tha rkirt ta attachad to tha Jacket whick la shown in Kip langth. three quarter length or tunic style. The itlhouatt* ta alim. witk tha naw longer look through tha midriff. Alto featured In the tollaetion ar* a group of dark crepe dresses Is arrir* m tha atnre* tn Auguit. with lb* lull* brown dr.ssea ileal ing tha ahow fro* the parannial blacks. Jarry ntai many aatin trinu, usually In tha form of * am all tailored collar and U«. <w bar daytima wool drattes, hka* ralvat far draaaup wear. A aertea of ailk taffeta and aann rorklail amt Informal evening drattat are dona in sugar mud colors such at lima, orange and cinnamon red liar Table-Topper dress*. foe the cafa society art roncantrat* interest above the want, as la a black taffeta dreta with a lac* tap, aad a die«a of mpa» taffeta witk matching Chantilly lace bodies. Recent Additions At Library Told I C alendar --------- MONDAY Th* Bunheam* will meat at th* Pirat Baptist Church a t B:B0 p.m. C irri, Thraa ef th* WMU of Ui* Central Baptist Church will meet at tha ham* of Mra. Charla* Hay*., 120 Pia* Ay*, at 1:30 p m. TUESDAY Th# Ranferd Taurta* and Shuffleboard club will have a covered dUh supper at • p m. with gamaa attend tha meeting. WKUNMDAT Current Best Sellers The Central Baptiat Church shed a tear in the part nin* years. ehoir pra.-tic# will he at 1 pm. During this period the hat been' Final ncddln* plant arc being I'rayer meeting at tb# Centra! air Air Force wife, living with her announced toitay of th . m a rn a ., Baptiat Church will ita rt at S hutband in Germany, Tcvai and of Miss Sar.dra |hit n, daughter t ( p.m. Japan For the next year, however, | Hr. ami Mrs. Sam Dunn, ami Th* F irrt Baptiat Training the will he an Air Foret grata to fellow. llotx-rt K. Berg. Son of Mrs. U J, There will b* a board meeting Union Worker’# Council will meet widow, unable In follow \laj Con­ Berg of Vew Krnnsington, Pa. of the WSCR ef tha First M.tho- at 1 p m. beginning with a cover­ rad Payne on hi* ycar'l lour o( The marriage will taka place duly In th* Arctic. diat Chutrh a t I a m. la McKinley ed dltb tuprer. Aur. 7, In th . First Pis-shyt.risq THURSDAY Hall to he fallowed by th# gantr* Church at I pm. with th* Rev, Meanwhile, Helen Is hack home' Tha firm Bar .iat Junior Royal In Brooklyn, visiting her parent!, at butlneta masting at M > . A. G. Mclnnia officiating. A m harudori will maet at 7 p.m. Mr*. G#org. Touhy will b. or« The F ir.t Baptiat Intermediat* playing a little golf, gelling In Th* Firrt lU p tlrt Church Choir Royal Ambataadera will meet at ganlst and Miss Norma Fa; « Hsr< tome volunteer work and planning; MIBB JEANNE MORRIS will hold reheat *al a t 7:.1P p m vey, soloist. 7 p m. to apend acme time *1 her perma­ Miss Pat Dunn, ai«twr of li » Th* L’nity Claa* will meat at nent retidrnc* in !,rnoir, N. C , hr ui#, will h. maid -f honor an I T:U p m. la th# Valdai Hotel I'ayne'i hum* town. only attendant while Tomtr;/ with th* Rar Caralya Paraona aa Port th* m m tha mnvtei? Saundcr* of t'harlratnn, 8. C., wt.l M orris ta arh tr. Tha public la invited. "No!" taid ah* almost violently act at best man. Tb# Ladies Auailiary t# th* "I wat completely fed ur when I Ushcr-gtnomtman will b, Bui President V'etarana #f Paraiga B a ra will left Hollywood—with my rol.a.wnth Jrnningt, har.ford, a n d Jan 4 bald It* regular m atting at ■ my life " A lp h a D elta Pi Peterson. Atlanta, Gs. p.m. hi tb t l.egiaa Hut. Any At Helen Jurgent, ih« wai a A reception will h« held ta th# auailiary mamber* wiaiting in promising Broadway a rlrrti in the Educational Butldmg o f t h a Alpha D#lt« Pi aoronty's #olftanferd a r a re rd ta lly Invllad t* late 11?bt when, at I*, the married ehutch imm< .liately following the actor Clark Twclvctrcrt She wat l*r# and alumna* t i i s p i s r s ceremony. No invitations a t . rehearsing lo replace Miriam Hop­ throughout Florida to<Uy h»v. a Iming sent, hut all friend, and r<-> kins in “ An American Tragedy" new pmvinc. pra.iiliuit in Ml.. Utivrs of the aoupl. ar* cordially when Twelveliee* leaped from a Jran n . Morns of Jaclsonvllla. T h. new president of Alpha It invited. seventh alory window. Prosinr. la Iradrr of thr four! Despite the notoriety that fol­ lira. H orae, Compton lowed. Helen went ahead with her rhaplrrs m thia slat. (Iota at About this time of the year, ie* Job, got fine notices in her first KSU in Tallahas«*. Gamiu. lo u cold Florida grow# watarmalna t* important role and was picked up at I'nivorsity of Flori-U in Gainr>a favorite of all agaa. *»ya Myrtia by Holly wood. Sti# divorced Twelve- ville. Gamma Gamma at Florida Wilron. H a m # Demoartratioo trees, who rreoveied from tha leap Bout horn in lakeland, and Gamma! Miss B ctt, Gibbs, Mis* Jerry Delta at th# 1'nlvertity of Mia­ Wilkinson, and Mi.-s Pattlctt# Agent. To aatand th# aajoymant but later died. of this delirious produce, w* rs"That was in I9.v>." the recalled. mi!. Bh. will l>« assi.lot in h .r C* --n will leave lYotneiday for work by Mrs. K. O. IHincan.' commend making praaanaa aad Nr.B YORK — Two girl* an.l a ‘I wat on* of tho>* tarlv imports Slaik#, th . new stai# metnborthlp I the Southern ltaptut Ridgecrest, N. C. pirklat from th* rwda from Broadway In Hollywood, littl* trader laboratory are help rhairman who crjirswciil* II alumWatarmalna Rind Pickles: Ing th# menfolk* lake rare of along with Sylvia Iidney and Claa- n a. association, and almost 2,000 Tb. Rev. and Mra. J W. Par. T ala 2 pounda watermelon rind, their hone*. Much of their work vlelte Colbert." ham will k a v . Baturdwy for a lima e a te r mad* from 1 quart haa lo do With iteeplecharera at She had some good breaks th . alumna.. Ml*. Morris only r * r ntly rw- two weeks VA-atiou. water and 1 lahltipoo* ttm*, 1 Belmont Park, but they al*n h aie pl.yed with Clark Gahle to th. quart eider vinegar, 1 cup w itor. worked on New York Police Da "Paifit»d Desert." with John Bar­ turned from W.ulwortfi-by ths-1 X cup* sugar 12'tp o u n d n . 1 labia- partment hor«et ry mine in “ The Great Mouthpiece." Sea. Portamouth, N. H . wher.; Yfr, an.) Mra. Anmuel fa rte r of ah. attended th . 104th anniver­ iponn allipira, 1 tahle»poon cloves, Margaret Hchlichting and Mae with Spencer Tracy m a thinly dis­ sary convention of Alpha Della IMIary have returned after a and 4 •mall piece* stick rmnamon Gardner are cheml»tr Their guised biography of gambler Ar­ Pi aoronty, founded at Wcalovan. month* vsiatiun m Neve Yoilc C ity.. Ilf denred, I oi green ginger root blood leal laboratory i* the firrt nold Rolhvtrin. A erwdual, of Itronau Uollryc, may be added.' “ And a lot of other* that I'd tn npeerat* tnaid* th* gates of Mr. and Mr* Burk# S'evl* re* Par* and remove a l g ro ts and Belmont Park. like tn forget." *he added wryly Gam#*ville, Ga . Mis* Morris re­ pink portions from watermelon "You see, they found out lignt sides at 1244 Post St., Jackson­ turned recently after visiting It wai another woman who gave with Mr. and Sir* Walter htes-la rutd Cut it la dsairad ahaps aad tha girls thair firat chance to do away that I could ery real tears ville. In Wert Palm Beach. l i l t and aoak * *c I hours tn llw # i fc|on<| r4f# horiM U *t In a well written situation Nn glyc­ water. Dram the w irtrm alon n*d^l yr4f Mr, n # r , K erin# rtuff, but tears So they FREE AIR COOIJNfl Mr. and Mra. Durka ft'e le left Cover with fraih eokl w a l« . Cook ^ k a - w , r h j „ lr , myr. turned me Into a weeper whirh GALENA. Ill . uF - WaR.r for I hour nr until lender. Drain , , eri#i r herki hi keep aernti hinny because I never was Polin', pvmoom hem*, haa had Frulay u> spend a inonlli In New* th* watarmelM . Cover wirt weak |r if k M h(C ho rK , „ hH a rn c r at all m r.al Ilf*. Rut I nalural air tonditioning i»r W.i aik, S'. Y. vinegar II cup ta I tupa w aler) ^ m ik r , hf ^ wept mv way along for years—In y*ar«. Mr. and Mr*. Victor Rlern of and allow lo stand oiem lght. Dm-1 „ , vH d (ta the |# v , rags. In aatina. abandoned. <1# Built ta 1M0 by a river s l a i n card the liquor neat morning and Information when aerted—I Jtisl kept weeping along host shipper, the house adjoint a Kotina, IV. Va , hav# returned home after vuiling I'r. nod Mis. make a ayrup of S cups vinegar, health war In danger I finally ran out knoll through which a tunnel for a •lam* , A. Bmllh a t Uicir hunt# on i* cup water, auger and apic* Running mil consisted nf taking When there la a hidden Infection lewd mine once wet built and then 20«ni Dak A*#. Hear ,h , ayrup In WO r Cover and WoMl wlU , hoB M in(, a slow boat to Australia ui IUM abandoned Tl># pioneer builder Infua# for 1 hour. Add th# d in n e d (h# po^gbUily of lame- J. Arthur Rank, in th* days before pi|M>d a stream o f1cool air from li. aid Mrs. John Miller and waiarmelon and took gently for « 4n<1 „ r iln ^ m i|ie k t Mr, It wat fashionable for Hollywood lb . mine tunnel Into th# hum* hn daughter I'uml Ann of Roswell, hours qr until tha ayrup ta fairly A dim i ruggeita. The rhem itta atari to make foreign picture*, N. M. arrived {Saturday to spend thick. P rn c au In waiar bath can- alra ar# able to nigger: to the vet­ wanted her there for a m l. In a aummar air aooling. Poiin lays M* Wtdegrra asr Ih# week with h< r patents, Air. nar for II minute* erinarian what medicine la likely pirlura ha was making ealled aoola Mi# entire bouse. and Mis. M. 1- Wright. Ringer Watermelon Rind P re ­ to b* effective. “Thoroughbred " serves: Khe wa* finishing the picture Th* w ort with Mre. Adam* led Here's a new aandwtrh Idea: I.AUNDRY TIP Carefully rem ora all green and ta ripso'W *. of the operation ,|h»» when Munirh cam* and Britain wg'i drain, t Bhah* cloth.*. w.B befo#* put m is- wie- iv rad portion! tn B rt'n lid and'cU t year. The girls believe they have went to war. So hack lo Brooklyn Into amall tquarea ar fancy ahaps* the first blood te d operation hn she cam* and then th# heesme ting soitni eloth#. la washing; eriisned pineapple am i ehuplied Viak for I hour* ta lima water be u»ed solely for horaet ill After a slot, convalescence she machine nr luh. HU mak* Uu mli.t le.ivs-s and use as a spread fo-lweeis tile. • of n>it bread. made by adding 1 tablespoon lime look a lead ta ''H ie Man Who washing V>b ea.vler. Their teat* on tha New York lo „ a .quart. for, each pound . . of, rind City police hurra# were run at th# Cam# fo Dinner" with a I'SO Fre.hen la rU ar • • t ^ f o r I or I £ ^ n r Jam M j troupe-and was playing nn Oher hour*, dram wrell and boll rap id ly , f |, y^ ertn, ri, n w„ , ■tnrf m th# Bavarian Mountains t a n h lo n cornel! S ' '** *k'» taferfmn ta some of th . when at an officer* club, a colonel by dissolving 1 o u n c e jm g rr■ ta 1 j mount4 n r n u ( * h,(wH introduced Payne They were niar quart water. Drain gmf put tala a a„ ad a1# f r r , tm fnl . . . un(Vr rtad five months later In Pari* warm ayrup mad* by silng equal M fcw w^ a ^ ad "He's aronderful," ah# laid "And pasta ad watae and a«s*r. Bod for ao farther. ha doesn't know a Ming about Me 1'a hour* or until transparent. Lrt Mia* Schlichtlng Brae on a 10 theater or acting " at and o rem ifh t, b a r tag rind rover. arr# place a< Ratonah where the Go back In acting? "Oh. I're thought N might brtp 2 : h lu ‘ " J T T S t •, , h U * h#r ttairoughhred rt fill in the time until my hmhar.d ?vri>nA fartM iJL aJd k° r** , *IIH *Pnn* hark and w# can be log.Mar mnlTtor 11*minuUe • ^ I Hh# Biually grta m a food gallop gelt again—hut that'a all " P Wat*rm*loa>Rind F rertree.: -^ t * * » ™ * - * morning When, you pr.para a gHafto Uaa 4 pound* rind. • eup* 1 CBOQUF.TTF KNOW-HOW dessert that anils for egg whites ^ ,cn . eroqurttea, I la beat *o turn them u»# Me yolk, to a soft rust.rd sauce. Serve Me .su e . with she I l r t r t l e h ^ r t l n*l,r m t * *" took p -,l ^ I A l l o w about two-thirda of the gelatin dessert or with a Ireeh Ault eompoto. mdt Urt whil/'nTrl l HrtTLt 'oH *«*• «• h aide, about ★ ★ Jeanne Province Of Watermelon Rinds Good For Preserves, Says Myrtie Wilson flahAjonah Two Girls, Lab Make Blood Tests For Race Horses wmter S h L l f t h " ar S i ' S Most od thaaa w tl anon appear ta about SI mtnutea ar tha local library. Drain wnl. Make a fenip af w«t*f! AIR CO standard gneip*. ITION CA R 1 Only ’298 oarer as toe an>« ODIUM h TOM B h a H O L L IR M o to r S o lo s non tm • inf u ___ IHIHHI «r,i»g * Mlt.ES OF MATS •ad auger, add alics 4 lepton. Tie Mato for metal Venetian bhndi GOO* COOK’S TRICK cloves and cinnami i ta chae.c am mads by the mil# In continuous Bert way to remove the shell | doth bag. boil ta aythp Mr I min strip*. Both aide* ar* painted at from . Iiard-cookr! * * '• loj ulaa before adding thk rinds. Add once, sometimes m two color* The rrackl* the shell all evrr. Than (he rinds and cook untfl transparent paint is baked for a minute nr |»%* roll th# « ts bttwaaa M* palms of and clear. If d*alr«d law minutes at more than am degrees Then the hands to torn— Ma ahel. Mart before removing fra n beat, add strip, are soiled and rtoy.d. When Hto paeilog procssa at th* large enongM green or rad fruit coloring | needed, Mia material Is md to and t t tha egg. Dip Ma egg to to Bat preserves 1amove sptrr langth, snrvsd for rigidity and holea watae a couple af km .a as you bag. pwt into atoetU ad Jam aad i ara ptiacbad to araomomdato Ma pnal to help ante Ms shah art. aoal Baa Qatonto?" ■rtkat aaiaaad <f Ma MaMrta ★ Happy Birthday BS'riLsrr ?t7l^.**rdl Wh#* ^ Flssch. Aug. 7 Plans For Dunn-Berg Wedding Told Th# WRCS of tha Kbeweter Methodial Chunrh will meet at the N E W Y O R K . I F - Helen i home of Mr*. J . H. W )na at T;i» Twelvetreea, who had a briny career aa a Hull)wood star, harn't ! p.m. Racent addition. to the ehelyar of tha Sanford public I.ibrnry ara: Bu»ch, “The A ctor''; Cooper, “Thunderitona"; Floran. “Tata* Medico"; Pnend, ‘ Montana E c mine- : Catkin, *B*ra Dana"; llam tll, “Th* Runaway .Sun*"; T yp tco itin g C u rst Jenkin*. “ P ortrait With U v » "; McIntyre, ‘ The River Witch” ; Of Ftrform ing Biz, Marehall, “The Rogua Cavalier"; Navi ns, “ A Bludy In raw er"; t* Claim s “ Price. "M irage"; Rrhuillt, “The P an le rtn t Image'*; Tracy, “ Tha By ADDIB PBBVATT Carolina Chvalier". Wilson, "The Men In Tha d ray The Mlaass Pst Hows sod Nsney Ruttar srrtaed homo Satur. Flannel hull"; port, "M ott Rei gaa'a l ady"; Wilder, "The Wine day after spending a weak ha , Of Youth"; Philbnck, “ I I^d attending the M*Urt- Three Lire#"; Tcilhrt. ‘T he Liana Skin"; Hitchens. "P.O.R. Murder"; dirt Youth tamp ■v— thara. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond MeOlll MrQill P i e r a s , "W inchester Wage*"; havs wit* thaas for a «oupl* toupla Ifeuinan, “ Night Btaae"; D ialler, ad PastasPerua­ "The Judas R u s"; Roberta, "Murwaaka, tk n r am Bobby, of d sr At (irand Bay"; Rhute, “Th* coU. Th# MaMiodiat Tenth Fallow- Breaking W arn"; Gwattney. “Th# ■hip anjayad a wionar roait at tha Day Th# Century Knded" and Tillia Ranah la Oaeel# Wednesday Trimble, “ Wbiapering Canyon." mghl. Boat rutin* v t i enjoyed hr . Aaataar phaaa af Ms ta r ta r all aftar which Mm steal na* was an as--1 rtartod whau ha paatraywd Bhar jor«d. M l M a r ts la a aiovis. T hu Thnae aMrwwBng war* Ms. and M f was as Manas that ha lafl I. J . Lowry and daughter M f a t M la tort la a. cap* K. W. O- Kllhsa, I.uyina FICTION "Altar If M au at flhartoak Mo m , Addle Prevail, Bon Jour Truteaae. Frai ■ M a r ta aad a itaadr dirt of rt and Ruth MaxwcB, and Sagan. 9 v a M a f u r aa rsdit, I was fad Brawn. Bom a rt lag ad Value, bp Robert ap," ha daartrad. 1 had la «at R u a rt. Sincerely, Wfflla Wayd*. John F. ■a aaaapad ta flw rtaft and Marquand. M a i a art ah la tfpa with ‘The H i* Good Shepherd, f . 8. For Matrass." Ma haa continued In live ■star. hi M sort, dabbling la the stag* No Tim* for Sergeant*, Mac a r t TV w t* a rare forar In tha Hyman. ■ aorta (Ma n»v>.l - recent: "Mr. NONFKTION Caaaaaoa" wtta Boh Nopal OtB from Me Baa, Anna Morrow ■a'a hath hart aa • im j r , ptoyLindbergh. I Mb tad avU-*ya la ‘'Bvangall and Th* Fowar af Poaitir# T ttaktag. * Tha Mania" Mr aa NBC apartaeuNorman YTncanC Feala. Mr Mai p a Now ta L i n SSI Day* a Tear, Maw K'a a p a tM i Mat ha s t y M ia A. SrhtadWr. ? ***** y,rt ° “ ** r^ ' nag third af the rooking lime for aaMaM M hatap I p a i r a t a la in A Maa CaUsd Feta*, A M h M B a waaha Mr Mm M T ilelL Tiu 1*1 "*• **"• *t"fkpr’Marshall. ■Ma M a h h r t h * TV aarlaa m u — Vatw ) B#mjCTh 2 - t ik ,urt,r • ^ tar th# ecoqueilei, Why Johnny ( M l la n d , I SANFORD TTKRAI.T) Mon. Auir I, 1955 l*ag» 5 Actress Says T Shes Not Lonely For Film Land NOTICR All Cmlendar Llatinfffl And Society Ncwi Are Rcquenfed By 5 p. m. The Day Preceding Publication K itz O PFN S 12:15 M 6 .95 NOW PLAYING It'g Entnrtalnmcnt With A Thousand Joyg . . . . Th# H««rt-W a r m ! ■ g Story o i Fabulous Fops l STARRING! H O ES' ai u - ta s m m i u r ■i or t fE V W T lE K rm i to! loefc acharmt fcf lo « i e* * x eophaataed by ) auwsa U be. 6« Gtay boms R<vd aoaavia w ta a -a e ta * a a 7 w. IX I O lB rfltata p o ta to JtaKtaaEma fB .9 3 ) HQHI • *V m f y jlr , 1 Ob/ C—T—l—t L ay-A viy P lia ” �- 1 • Mon. Tag. T. 1955 E SANFORD HERALD West Palm. Beach Ex-Cham p Favored Takes Weekend Tilts In Bout ny ROBIN BROWN Friday night th# Sanford Car­ By Alan Mover dinals, with the help nf bad breaks TWO IN A ROW and good W rit Palm Beach Braves slugging, lost a welt play­ ed match, 6-5, with 71T people looking on. everything was going great for the Cards, they had tha only run of the gama in th* three Innings playrd and Roger Cook, tha moundsman, was slipping them across fast and accurately after set. tling down from a few loose pitches eerly In the first. Then in the West Palm end of the fourth the roof fell In on the locals. The fi-sl W. P. batter atole first on a third rtrike that got through Mauriello, then there was a sharp aingla to left followred by a sacri­ fice that advanced all runner*. A walk filled th* hags. Now, ona b'enior Umberto Lope* come* to bat. After a short wait he select­ ed one of tho burning pitches which were up to this point going i.y him. This particular pitch he sent bouncing off of the left field wall. Full of confidence l.oprl galloped toward third, where be war unceremoniously put P kTE R out by Card third saeker Miller who took a beautiful peg from left by Terrell. Ilut the damage OF was done, three runs had crossed A U S T R A L IA , the plat*. id R E 7 A /d /d 3 For a time all was quiet, hut His pRmsM the Braves fiaed that with a cou­ oped v in e 2 OF THE OTHER TW/C*-iH'Aple of lively hits in the seventh p e C A M S r* and eighth to add to their total r o w w hm ers w ere h asi d FAd id rue tilts* giving them t runs. AHP JOSES WHO PERFCR*SP THIS HEAT PURldO 7HR S o r t c e d ru R ? Then, trying to regain their STRETCH F R O * 1922 To >931 early gam* lead, the Card*' Bon­ Ip P o S O WHBH OHLi i BRITISH O P E d nie Kaints opener! with a tricky WAS Won E d A OO IFER WOT single to short right, neat Don L» / R iP R lllN TiH O TiEOHirtPSTKTt*. Pray let go with a hard hit slnglt r AMIRICAHS W o H o H iy jm U l 94HCI to right and laat hut not least, cam* Ron Hchmlt, who let go with a well aimed double. Thl* neat littla rally gava Hanford 4 well earned and much needed run*. At •hi* point Boyette wae sent In by W. P. to put out th* fir* and be was Just Its time. Tha gama ended with West Palm holding 4 runa, ■ hit* and committing no error* and Sanford Baltimore and bad to settle for on th* ahort end with 6 run*, 4 I Hy JACK HAND splits. [ l i t Associated PrrM hlta and committing 4 error*. Teko it from the Yanki and As a result of the weekend's Tha winning pitcher wa* Glbby In Ham, you ju it can't trait those furious action, the Yanks and Gate*. The Hanford pitchers were, A’t and Orioles any more. Tribe are tied for second place as Cook, Wadcll and Francis. While Chic i j o was squeaking they open a three-game series at SATURDAY p u t Waahlngton yesterday in both Yankee Stadium tomorrow night. Unabta to brrsk tha jlni, tha araes, opening up a one-game Boston, a double winner over ad in tha American league, New Detroit, ft-) and )-l, is only three Cwrds let tha West Palm Reach York and Cleveland were running games behind tho White Sox, who IDavea take Saturday night's into trouble with Kansas City and invade Penway Park for .three gama 14 to 4. games,’ starting tomorrow. * Th* gam* opened with a bang; Chicago and to press bard to the bang consisting of a nine run take Washington )-l in 11 inning* rally by Weat Palm. Tha first when a Senator*' relief pitcher, Card pitcher, southpaw John BarPedro Ramos, hit one man and trek, couldn't scein to get hla walked another with the base* range. Though he heaved th* ball loaded. Then they had to hold on with apparent apeed It looked as light to ride out a ninth-inning if the Bravee war* mad at it tha Waahlngton threat and aave the way they knocked It around. Ten baiter* later and etill th* first second game g-S. The recall of Don Larsen from inning, llarteck went for an tarly hath and Kuba Wadcll cam* In to AKRON, Ohio, tlt-ln • finish tho Denver farm looked liko just try to put lb* Inferno out. But It what the Yankee* needed aa he Ui close as they come, Henry threw a four-hitler at tha A'a in waa of llttl* avail *■ W. P. still Ransom, a rancher from F.dge, the first game for a M victory. ■lipped a few mora runa across. T o r, who playa golf’s pro circuit Then the A's, who humbled New It must be said that th* third enly part time, won the SI.V.MO York Saturday 122, rose up to batter for th* Weat Palm BeachRubber Cltv Open yeslerdsy In e score five in the ninth and take era, Jerry Williams, waa hard on audden-deith playoff with three tha second game 7-1. fin* fernlal'a Card moral, lie crammed a neat rivtlt. two run homer in th* eighth gave on* over th* left field wall. * To really maks th* first Inning Ransom holed a 1* foot putt for the A'a the Ued. • birdla three on the first extra The clubi tied a major league complete. Card manager and hole. Tha n-hole contest, which record with nine double play* in •etcher Red Mauriello was asked THOMSON, "Athletics, Orioles Can't Be Trusted { Rancher Of Texas Pockets $15,000 In Golf Tournament atarted Thursday, wound up with Anir sharpshooter* tied at IT*, Po 14-tmdcr-par for tha I,TOO . yard ; firwtlooa Country Club Course. PGA Champion Doug Foed-ol Kiameska Lake, N.Y.; Jack Burke, also ol Kiameshai end Jackson Brsdlty of Houston hid the VTSs | i l sng with Ransom and went Into l the playoff for the |2.4<n first prise. On the last hola of regular play, ‘ Bradley missed a five-foot pull and took a M. Uurke burned up the course in the final ! l with the I hottest round of the tournament, a St, And ford dropped ■ 10-foot putt on the itth for a M which enabled him to match the m total It was his high score of the four rounds. H« had stayed at the top Friday and Saturday with scores af «MMT for tha lin t three Irioles Bid Goodby fo Bonus Player BALTIMORE UB-The Haiti said goodbye yesterday to Brace Swango, bams younghem Oklahoma, and-without apparent regret—to the *34,they promised him. that second game. Cleveland saw a threw-nm lead melt away ai Baltimore arored four la tho eighth to win the first g a m 44. Tha Indiana needed a triple play and a aif-hlt ahutout by Art Hootteman for a f f ver­ dict to get even for tha day. I t * heady Red Sox at Penway Park got a life from Ted Williams' first graad-slsm homer since 1MI and tha 12th of hla career aa Prank Sullivan won his 10th In He g ) opener against th* Tigers. Jim PiersalTs leadoff homer in the ninth gave bonus baby Prank Bau­ mann a relief victory In his first major league gam*. Billy Hoefl wai th* loser. Brooklyn continued la pour It on lie National League rival*, open* Ini up a l)H-gamo edge on MU. h j bombing Urn St Louts Cardinals with 14 hits, 1M. Don Jfewwmh* Proofed along with a flea-Utter. brlaffatf hi* record to 1A-L Boy CampaaaOa's noth hom­ e r af hi* ranee was on* of four hlta by the Dodger catcher. H f* Voct Giants, 1TH gamec hack and so discounted £ •* “S ^ W Magbo la C W I s * , broke MUwsuheo’s six gam* wlnntag atnakT-*. Tha Braves otoo tori th* service* of fin t to leave tha ball park aa n result of, a discussion with tha base umpire on n rloee play at second. Mauriello gavo n truly flowering apeoch If It were anywhere near tha magnificent gesture* he waa making. Th* Cards triad hard to get back Into th* boll gam# with two runs In tha second and with two mora In th* third, but they were of littl* help. In th* third and fourth West Palm managed n faw more runs to sort of elnch the dsal. Tho sudden first Inning rally by th* Brava* caught th* Canto flat footed but a* th* gum* wore on the Cards lightened up and played some flno ball The game ended with Watt Palm Bauch holding 14 runs, 11 hits and committing I errors end Sanford holding th* bag, with 4 rune I hlta and committing 4 error*. Th* winning pitcher was Stewart doe* and th* clear, Jaha Bartech. BY UNCLE SAX (Staff Writer) The Associated Preae Despite th* latest ranking* that show Tommy (Hurricane) Jackson No. ) heavyweight contender and ex-champ Etsard Charles No. 4, tha Hurricane Is a 2-1 underdog against old E u y Wednesday night at Syracuse, N.Y. The 10-round match win be car­ ried on ABC radio and TV. Charles, 31, veteran of 101 fights, has shown a tendency to go down under a heavy punch in recent starts. Although be t)** »'*>n five of six this year, he was stopped by Johnny llolmsn and had to get off the deck to whip Paulie An drews July 23 In hla most rcccnl fight. Jackson, 23, never a solid er, wears a man down with his tireless moves. Although he can't box and can't punch, he has stoppc-J 11 wfhila compiling a rec­ ord of 22 3-1. Tony' Anthony, a New York Golden Glove grad, cither wins or gets knocked out, according to the 23-.1 record he tak** Into tonight's scrap with Bobby Boyd, of Chi­ cago. Anthony has flattened I I oppo­ nents but all three of his defeats were by knockouts to Willie Troy, Jacques Royer and Miguel Mendevil. Dumont will telecast the *P FRED G \N .\H WITH trophies to he awnriled at the conclusion nf round match at St.Nicholas Arens; the city-wide Recreation Department Tennis Tournament. Then tentrophies shown were mndo possible by local merchant*. (Photo by in Ncwr York. Boyd has a 334 2 record, losing1 Jameson Studio) only to Milo Savage on a split decision, In six fight* this year. Marilyn Bell, 17, Youngest Person To Swim Channel DOVER, England, OB—A* fresh as ah* had Just completed a dip in her neighborhood pool, Marilyn Dell, 17-year-old Toronto schoolgirl, basked in the limelight at the British fairs today. The youngest person ever lo awim the English Channel, Marilyn ■tumbled out of the surf yesterday to be greeted by Florence Chad wick, who holds the women's time reeotd for channel crossings. "I'm very, happy," she aaid. Non* the worse for wear, she limply e e e m e d tired and was placed under the cire of a physi­ cian. Marilyn never wai In trouble, al­ though thousands of spectators moaned In unison when th* wai caught by the tricky current a few miles from Dovar. Her Unto was 14 hour* 34 min­ utes. Breoda Fisher of England bold* th* e*:(-w*at record of 13 hours 43 minutes. Miss Chadwick, who already bai awum the diffi­ cult stretch of wafer throe times, holds the weat-eait mark of 14 houra 43 minutes. Th* channel Is only 31 miles at tha narrowest spot, but th* tides are treacherous. Joe A d co ck Said O u r Fo r Season MILWAUKEE UR - Milwaukee's Jo* Adcock end New York's Jim Heara don’t agree an where th* pitch that broke Adcock's right arm yesterday wai aimed, but there'* no question about whal Means’# high, hard on* did to Jolt­ ing Jo*. Adeoek'e nut for th* season. Dr. Chariot Larin, Bravee teens phys­ ician, aaid t h a t th* hulk­ ing flrat seeker will be wearing a rait on th* arm for alx weeks, and couldn't get back into shape for • eouplo of weeks after that Th* eeaeow hae enly about w n e weeks lo go* Sitting an a bed In a MQwaukaa hospital last night after tha arm waa art by Dr. A. C. Schmidt, Milwaukee orthopodio surgeon, Adcock raid af tho pitch that (track him In th* amend ‘Busing af tha Braveo-GltaU game at C anty Btadtem: "I d e n t know whether Beam threw a t me, tort t knew be Ui "The W rit was behind me. goAbertondo T r ia l tag for my left shoulder. 1 moved Endurance Record to mv left and railed my right to Meek my head and M Ml CAPI GIRARDEAU, Mfc W ittof Antento Aber> wsIt m i « Idai te paaa Mg half- Adeerii had • tow ward* *Mt of givias hiai Me N f M • frtttarad right fcreena ■»ara right after bn waa ML ta t **—L• * « **»■ Beam's pfteboe JjJN ^M g* Willie Mays hit beam ih a g a t to M i l w a u k e e Manager Charity Bit i H M d k M lidutyvl i t i i f • h*B la major he has a | Results Given For Tennis Play U. S. Cup Hopes Standings Darken Today; Tony Sidelined and By WILL GRIMSLET SOUTHAMPTON, N.Y. IW-Thr United Slates' oncc-bright Davis Cup hopes darkened today. Tho country*' tup tennis ace, Tony Trabcrt, was sidelined for at least a wtek, possibly longer, with a mysterious backache. There ia no certainty the 24year-old WimbtoJon champion from Cincinnati, th* one man who might aave tha cup, will be ready for the Challenge Bound Aug. 24-21 at Forest Hills, N.Y. Tony, plagued by the back all meat ail week, reached high to hit a service in the final match of the Meadow Club Tournament here yesterday and felt, he said, a sharper pain run up hla bark. So, after consulting with offi­ cials, he defaulted the champion ship match to Eddie Moylan, of Trenlon, N.J., who led 1-0 In the fifth act. Trabcrt had lost the first set 3-4, won the next two fl--. H-tt and then dropped the fourth 44 when be decided lo quit. Then, In quick order, ha con­ ferred with Bill Talbert, Davis Cup captain; pulled out of Eastern Grata Court* Championships open­ ing today at Orange, N.J., and made arrangements for Intensive treatments of tho disorder this week In New York. No on* knows when be'Q be ready to play again. Talbert, the cup team eaptatn, •aid: "Naturally we aren't going to bo too pessimlnlc until wo get th* full picture. But anything that might, alow up Tony’s play to bound to be a aliheartening brer a for our aide. Tito we know - our E f t concern is having hlr. ready (ha cup matches." Tony himself said fa Marled feeling the pale In his lack earlier in tha week but didn't u y anything •bout it because m w .’o't betoi pressed. "It facia ai t l vjgh It may be a dislocated rise or a pinched warn la my wrtebrae," ho said. A Southampton physlckn Satur­ day described the aliment ai a "(trained muscle and Ml loo —-J--- H •tnoui ■ Any sort of nlthap which might tak* away too services of Trabcrt would throw th* United States Davit Cup picture into a complete Results wr L Orlantn 34 IS *■■(■** SI IS C'.MU, 1* 19 IS I t Itajrlnna llaarh l.akalamt IS so <laln**«llla 17 19 W. 1‘alni llaarh IS ss ML I’aurolmre 14 IS t K s T R a n m u i.» ii/re Toco* «•*. 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TOISaV’B S I H K n l L I H i gamee nehednled N.STIO.VAI* LS5.SII I'M W I. 71 31 .SIS nrooklya M liwaiike* 47 44 .IIS New Tork 44 4* -II* IS 41 .4*1 l'hltadel|.hia Chicago IS 1* .171 HI I...Ill, 14 .OS Cincinnati It .441 1’IIUI.urgh SI 47 ,J4| t K S T R X D t r a w r.n iX T * CTnrlnnatl 7-4. Pittsburgh 4-1 is N*W York 1/ S lllw ■ a a k 'ta I Chut)• ■a 7-a. P h llad atp h la 1-4 k irn 11, Ht. 1-nula t_ UreuL.._- It was very evident Friday af­ ternoon when Young WaUy wai playing Kenneth Ramsey that B rooklyn nl M llw ank** fT tU v rg h a t C htrago th* most interested spectator to N«w York a t a t. U inta Ihe gallery was Charlie who watrad every move Wally made, evidently trying to map out a plan of campaign. Ha alto mop­ ped hit brow many timet as he look not* of th* oxceUent shots tha youngster mado. As thto wri­ ter reiterates, should the match •s* t n a aaanciavK n rwwaa lake place next Sunday afternoon, S l T I O M I . I.K 4 U I s; Ua’ Dng ha>*4 on 14* *1 bnU — it will go down to history aa tho C am ponrlU . Ilro o k ly s, .114. match of th# century. Should Iluno— Snldir. H rooklrn. I*. Ituna att*4 In—gnldor. Ilrook lys. Charll* wto( and the age of mira­ l i l t s —K lg*a*w skt nnd P ost. C ts cles to not yet over) he plana to rln n n tl. and lu.gnn a n d A aron. spend the rest of hla daya teUtng S lllw sn k to . II*. Ilo m a . roao—K lassaw okt. C tn c ls. hit threw grandchildren how It n a il am i Hnldov. H roaklyn, ( I . happenH. What will happen? Htoloa basso— ISoyor, BL. l-onl*. Well Sunday to net too far oft II. ai-HROI TTODAY'a o t s a T 's »< m i : i i i i.w P hiladelphia idalphla n a fr ria C incln cinnnaati t M ajor League Leaders P itc h in g basod a n I d erisio n s —. sw tsusbi,- H roaklyn, l i - i , ,»*T. « Ituno— . r Kniln*. « & 14* •« b a ts— Dst-olt, *1. Knaa ballad Is —H*«ws, Detroit Vie leixai, a cup stalwart for l».llltn—Xslla*. Detroit 14 tha Uat four years, hasn’t won Jrm jrx rd s p h . aa ifeporiaat match ia months. ■ . xtoisn >naso .. Invars, Ckleoc*. ftimiltoa Richardson. th# No. 3 IT, player, to far from top form. Badg* Patti, tha Californian who H lrtk so ate — Score. C lsrsU n d . Uvea to Paris, flatly refused a bid 14*. for hit atovicoi Just laat weak aa i i p Button B. Ktogaau, OUI praeldeot of tha U J. U w a (Ay— Jocfroouvflto As h ., I s bring Diril Bavin o t t p . t t . today « d af-Ttoua jetiroaiM t amt toilMug p a w of tho BUto Lagtos Junior Bosaholl Me «wtm at % Results of matches playrd in the tennis tournament sponsored by the City Recreation Depart­ ment a r t a i follows: Earl Evani defeated Lee Tay lor Friday afternoon by a ic o n of 42: 4-3 and ia scheduled to meet the defending men's singles champion Gena Tucker, some time this week. Ruddy Proctor waa the victor Saturday over Joel Most in a hard fought first set which he won 44 and took the second set handily by the score of 4-2. The winner of the Rill Fleming —Dr. John Mor­ gan tilt wiU meet Proctor later in the week. Tommy Stringer it scheduled lo play James Davit with the winner due to play the winner of the Tucker—Evans tilt. In the Junior Singles group, Robert Samuel Is to play Larry Burney, the victor to play Wally Philips, Jr., who defeated Ken neth Ramsey Friday 6-0: 62. In the only Men't Doubles playrd todatr, Gene Tucker and Charlie Morrison won over Tom my Stringer and Stanley Smith 4-1: 4-0. They are lo play the win ner of the Fleming—Proctor ver­ sus Bill Park—Joel Moss duo. In the lower bracket. Dr. Chai. L. Park. Jr. and Dr. Morgan will meet Kenneth Ramsey and Larry Iiurney, with the winner booked to meet the winner of the James Da vis—Stanley Katz versus Earl Evans—Holly Plercy match. To date. Ihrre has been no activity in the Women's Singles or Mixed Doubles. Trophic* for Ihe tournament have been made possible through the gcnrrnuaity of tha following merchants: Roumiilat and Anderson Drug Store, B. L. Perkins and Son. Touehton Drug Company. Florida State Bank, Boyd-Wallaca Insur­ ance Agency, Yowell'a, and Wil­ liam E. Kader, Jeweler. Charlie Morrison, tha "granddaddy" of local Irnnla, look two day* off last week from bis du­ ties as a member of the adver Using staff of Tha .Herald to gel in shape for hit double match with Gena Tucker against Tommy Stringer and Stanley Smith, Sat­ urday afternoon in which Charlie and Gene cam* out on top 6-1 and 4—love. In all probabL'i:,, will have to taka three daya off to get in shape for hla "challenge match" with young Wally Philips, Jr. now booked lo be played next Sunday afternoon at 3:30 o’clock, if Morrison decides to go through with playing the exhibi­ tion set to which ho waa chal­ lenged by young WaUy, promising left-handed 13-y(ar-old star who i*. at thl] time, tho very age at whirh Charlie took up tennis SO year* ago. Humor around town Is 16 the effect that a very charming young lady will be Wally, J r ’a., most ardent rooter when, aa and If the match does take plare. It hat been said that M l» Kay Ivey, daughter of Mr. and Mri. John Ivey to pulling for WaUy to Uke the measure at th* veteran end pull no punches in to doing. Kay hai tried tennis but at the pre­ sent time aeemt to favor swim­ ming Should Wally defeat Morri­ son, ah* will, it ii rxpected, start spending some lime on the courts of the Mayfair Inn, since th* Ivey and Philip* families are members of th* Bath and Tennis d ab of Uw Inn. Nelson W ins Right ST. PETERSBURG (AT— I d Helton of Tamp* has won tho right to repraoent Florid* ia tho Southern Mallory Cup ollmlnatlmu Ntlaon, president of th* Florid* Sailing Aaaiu, woo th* state toutit*meat yesterday on Tampa Boy when be took tho food away from Dr. Hothort Virgin af Miami Vtr. glu'a boot waa dmnooted h r • CHOOSE &USE Gainesville Idle; Drops Division In FSL Standings By THE ASSOCIATED PRBSf Gainetviile'i G-men enjoyed | day of leliuro yesterday—thoil game waa rained out at Sanford-* and it mutt have been quite a Jolt when they learned today they were in sixth place of the Florida State League. They had been in thl fin t division. Daytona Beach and Lakeland got to play and both passed tha G-man. Lakeland did it even though it lest one game. Cocoa defeated Lakeland 4-2 In the firit half o( a doubUheader but the Pilot* took tha afterpiecw 85. Daytona's victim was tail place West Palm Beach 4-2. St. Petersburg at Orlando waa rained out a t Gainesville at San­ ford. Daytona's victory ran pitcher Orlando Prna'a season record t 14 triumphs, 4 defeats, lie set West Palm down on a six hitter, Jerry Mlchan had a double and triple and drove in four run* foe the winners. Teamjggte H R r » riis homered off loser Claude B a ^ mond. Cocoa got ail of its rum tha first inning of the opener at Lake­ land. The Pilots started strong too, getting two off Charles Green In (bat inning. Joe Drach relieved Green and pitched four hit ball the rest of the way. Randy Randall waa Lakeland’s big bitter in the afterpiece. He got a double and a aingla and bai­ ted in three runa. -------------------i M aglie W ill W ear Cleveland Uniform NEW YORK, (It-Sel (The Bar* ber) Maglie came back to the big town today. Thli time, though, bo returned ai a. visitor, riaritog out ail over again at 34 as a pitcher for the Cleveland Indiana. Maglie, who helped pitrii th* New York Giants to two National League pennants and out world championship, will b t la IB* uni* form of tho Tribo tomorrow night when they open aa importaattinwo gam* series against tho Now Yortt Yankee!. Dealt to tho Indians h f i ff r ported $33,004 yesterday,. Maglio packed hto betonglage and cleared out of MUwankeo at soon aa tha Giants finished Uieir double-bead* •r with the Bravei. " I’m not disappointed at leaving the Gianta," he said, "although sure is tough breaking my long* time associations with aome of my PaJ*-” and w* shall ae* what wo aha! see, • • Shakespeare er Gertrwdo Stein i m 0 m ^ * �t i w g I f I t t W o rth A n y th in g £ ; ] -T A T * row « A i ^ g U t W o rth A d v e r t loin* In 3 BEDROOMS S9.430.00 CLASSIFIED ADS (Low Down Payment) Concrete Block Homos witht Carporta l t d Storage ru n e d 5J all*. Kitchen esbtaetj. V e n e t i a n Blinds. Built under FHA spedficitiooi City Water. Seweraga. Paved Streeti. Oiler • Weller nome*. Ine. Geacrsl Contracting 1*00 Mellon ill* Are. Fhe** INI For year leal Bate'-* ■««»• Cullen and Barker. Realtor* loc N. Park Ave. Pkoe* 2»U- THE OLD HOME TOWN FOR SALE CONDITIONING H. W E L L , G E T 'E M M A W , A I E V E I ? All N O 7 H ' F L Y S W A T T E f ? - * I T H /A JK O L D ' or House a.Room P O P E C O , INC. Park Are. Fh taae m G trA J E f^ A L 'S A -O O /N ' T o O TH O SE P E S K Y USED TRACTORS B n a T rad er Cw II--S South men* Ml TUB SANFORD HERALD Mon. Aug. 1. 1955 By STANLEY tei-rW U &l .'r i O 'u DAILY CROS S WORD WA15~ T ACKOJ5 1 Musical instrument 6 Garel.epc-v mouthed It Near •g v t.i i : Beetle 11 Be­ i l Hardship if An srmrred v entele • Mil ' J* Stranges*. 17 Lind. measure ]• Msn a nickname 2i Southeast by south isbbr > jn D Jgrsc* 2» F»quire» :s " eirl 23 A.n endlrsr period cf time ?1 fame a* pik t' sr > 31 Hilf ems S3 Mssculir.e pronoun 3* C-mide* 34 Fuel 40 Antelope it A ball t : A lir e bro-»Ti 4.1 Indians • P e rn E M O U fiH AW AY _ _S O U F L I F S ------- T T ? U b a c k , 5 /a jt im e m oue su P P E fe f o ie CONCRETE Ready Miied Concrete. Concrete BL«k. Sand. Gravel. Cement Concrete Pipe to Meet All Quali­ fications. rhoae :u » _ Concrete Pip* Co. Four bedroom borne. 1 4 bath*. Onl Wrst tlth PL Full riming room. Glassed in S T . £ ? poich 2>» eetes of cleared — Factory to You — land with butt tree*, shade Aluminum trees Pftce-J only $11,000. Terms V enetian Blinds can be snsnged Enclosed bead. Sag-proof bottom Robert A. WlllUma, Hemlcr raU wUh pUctie ends. Plastic or Raymond E. UndquUI. Associate r.yoo tapes. Cotton or nylvei - 1 Phono 167) Atlantic Bank Bldg. fWnknrik Glass ta d P aint Co. J. W. FtALL., REALTOR n « « a i p a U N D R I s rooaa, U>11« West 2nd SL Pboc* Ml Florida ftito flank Building wteftte hatha. UC W. Flrat St. •'CaU H*U' Phono 17M R E D -I-M IX C O N K R E T E ■ •H aw ay a a d B a b y Beda Miracle Concxt'.c Cn. . n > . week or month—Tel. U S 303 Elm Ave. Phone 1335 ft i S i t e O N r 11* Wed F tni Used furniture. appliances. toots, rhoae 2 B R IrRAMEEH0MEBO ? S >MAlX etc. Bought-sold. Larry's Mart. i n k * AM*. LANDSCAPED LOT N E A R 321 East 1st S t Phone 1*31. SCHOOL AND SHOPPING CLOSE IN. CASH PRICE Sft.250 YOU don't have to iee the credit •wnUhed KUewnectt apu. Air FURNISHED manager to five riaUaci legiti­ Conditioned. SluraberUnd Court. COMPLETELY mately on our GIGANTIC Re­ $7,230 South Oty llmlta Highway 17-92. moval PALE LESS THAN TWO THOUSAND WILL B IT 4 HIGHLY DESIRA­ ROBINSON MUSIC CO. BLE BUILDING LOTS ON OAK 22# N. Orange Ave. Orlando. Fla. -4 AVENUE NEAR THE NEW Dailr- PINECREST SCHOOL* ALSO FIT FOR A QUEENBACK-fi?OAC> f o l . . ; a Phone 27. 4 DESIRABLE LOTS LN LAKE Foam Rubber M attrrsiei. InnerS p r i n g Mattrcsies. Couches. f l v t i m e * i s h ig h t i m e MARY. B*li, Renovating. Uphol­ S f u « V 5 t t 5 f l » . ® l OUT OF TOWN OWNER—MUST Bsby T iO M O V E - ' «v.» i!>« n in - a , iH m rtu stering and Slip Cover work PELL SPACIOUS 1-BR-CB HOME M _________________________ LV QUIET SETTING. SCREENED NIX BEDDING MFG. COfh oie l*l-J. TURX1SHXD voltage. One BodBACK PORCH. AND T.ARGE IN I Panferd Ate. RPRCTAL f i r t v i n t -1 4 m m . Extra nice, ate Kim A\ t . SIDE PORCH. ADAPTED FOR QUICK CASH for furniture, boata. 16T W T T “ .jiuung ,nd iiuihuig. it- AtmiMOBfi-ni • JALOUS!E5 $7,300. TERMS Bath. U2 Elm. motors. Buy one piece or com­ Cleaning, waxing, .serving Semi NEAR SHOPPING CENTER. CARS plete home. Thouiaada of Arti­ note County atnee 1113. 11. U W. B. “BUI- STEM PER BOUGHT SOLD TRADED cles for sale at the Gleason, Lake Mary. Raaknr — General Insurance ttoy llrel's Use* Cars Svper Trading Pest on — 17-62 ----Gertrude B. Dtegfetdt* Aaeeclsts Ssntord Ave. 4. 11th S4. 1 Mile South. Phene 2212 R LAWN MOWERS . s h a r p e n e d Phone 2122 U2 N. Park Are. Birtcle A General Repair BARGAIN! 3ft Ft. Trsiler, 2 bedTHIS WEEKS SPECIALS* FORT LAUDERDALE. Fla . jv— Stanley’* Dike Shop 4 BEDROOMS rooms, eabsp;. doU'. fenced. BARGAIN TABLE - Doxens ol 310 E. 4th fit. TcL 2431 A six-foot ihsnt, msJdetied by a Dsv.. call ext . ’ in. uik for Living room. Olmng. Sun room. jtemv — Sc 10c and :5c W. M. Foiier Evectna* call 2103 sktedlvar’s ip rtr. pulled the fuhLarge modern kitchen with THE CURIOSITY SHOP FLOOR SAND IN U ft rtnuhing. for Infi rmstion Easy terms. clean and Refrigerator. Cera­ Oak (loors lurntibrd, laid It l.i ermsn t«o mile* out into the AtNext to Bennett's Court S s Bwho B care," TW p S ' f e Stove Adulta. mic Tile Bath. Large closets. fniki Ished. In buiineii since 1970. 17-92 South MODEL "A " F O R ~ 4 Door fie­ Untie yesterday. On 3 loti with shade trees. K F. filevens: Houle 2, Box 227; ri •- Needs some work Plrst S14.SOO. GARAGE APT. ter couple. N iH Appliance Center Call 716 R-4 before 7 a. m. or sux,i if rJ4h Iskf. it Sanford The fisherman. Janie. Jones. 24. One Bedroom home with city B*ggerl.v E. 1W» SL Phone 22&-J. ••V.mr ll'.itinc home Dealer" after 6 p m. Your WesUnghouia Dealer C.s« Company. 210 East tit St. held on grimly un’d he spear w ater and aewtrage rs Maytag Withers $3,000 with terma. QUALITY BULLDOZER w o r k t> • mHNITURK- 1 Tmt* Q**4e-I9 pulitd out of the shark s haad and Prone 1717 " S i f t p ? t S W 1” 3 Bedroom house, fireplace witn 115 Magnolia Atve and land vlevrinr J- C. Carpen­ then s**am bark to his boat and heaterlstor. Large well land- GOOD Practice Plano. CHEAP. ter III 2 Box 2iJ. Sinford, Flo- Buv rour Furniture at Derry's furnished Apt. One, Tko I 'a acaped yard rlda. Phone ?2»i X-W. Phone 1379 J. Warehouse Furn.. Co., at 901 W. resumed *peirfuduug He slid he $ 11,000. 1st, St. All nationally adv. fur- didn t want to turn bwsse and lose 4 Bedroom bouse with approxi­ COMPLETE Furnishings for 2 L N vE lul'E S. |pltrrbeat«, itatr hts expensixo speargun mure al oxrchomr mvntt. invoices, band btils. and mately 2 acres. $M.ooo. Bedroom Home. 1903 Summerp r o g r a m s , etc. Progressive :iLoTh i AND FOUND —21 The long haul and return took lm Ave. ROSA L. PAYTON Printing C o , Phone 408 — 403 LOST Evershurpe Pen Owner, two nours Jones speared the shirk (Reg. Real EalaU Broker) W.il Uih St. Anna belle Header see. Associate Used wringer type wuhlng ma­ for seniimrntal reason*, unuid m an underwater hole, thinking it chine large lire Phone 1373-J-l * it a “ small fish " He held to a New Location — Highway 17-92 RANDALL KI.ECTRIC CO. gue rrwar<l Phone 227ft W j 10-foot line during the tow through a t Hiawatha. Phone 2171. Baby Stroller, baby rar-bed and Lleet-ir. i Cnntrai ling ad Rensu» g-tbfgcTOCM, ttnnvtcg*— a I water about IS fee* deep, mansgUving room couch. Phone 416 J RAYMOND M. BALL. TV SERVICE CENTER ing to gel to the top often enough B rooms furnished, a bedrooms. 8. D. Hinicrman. Associate RECENT Mode! (burner GE Bendtx aud Croitey Aiu’lisn r\ FRIG IDA I HR appliances, sales to breathe Phone O 34. Harmon. Associate and rrrvtee. G. It. Ulgh. Oviedo, Range, deep well cooker $73 112 .Magnolia Ave. I’h. 11.1 The shark made no attempt to Fla. Phone 4191 or S a n M 1st and ted floor M4 South Park Are. 2 Door #2" Steel Cabinet 820 WOW after ft p an Plemhiae. Kr*»-.v rieaUag r __________ s p u 1S0 .tM n'AptJ Call 1157-J.t Apti C____ 1attack him. Jones slid. Phone I676-W-3n _________ _ C \A . WHIDDON, SR. before C;00. After »:C0 CaU U23. M. G. DODGES j,-—~ i i m o _ le g . Real IN N * BrskN A R T IC W w y a Y P ^ d Serv’re on All Water Pumps— US A P ark Ph. WeUs Drilled — Pump* IIAYNES Offle* Mi Ce„ RADE.IN prices Psals Road Phone 70# Tyneen ters, add jrmture Call S3S, Sem inole R ealty Sale*-Ren but, U4 Fk uralture Co. 31) INSTALLATION of Linoleum C u ­ 44 elate. Phone 9S3-M.__________ W. M BTRION pel*. Tile fit T. W. HERO JJ£ t an fo rd Linoleum f. Tllr Co. 24- BEAUTY PABLOBB -24 C^toom rurnlihad Duplex Apart INI Perk Are. Phene 27 « r 111 SW— MRIJT WAWTRP -(# S 127 W lit St Phone I 'li KRASNODAR. U S S R . ot-T he menu 9W per month Adults. 70S W. 4th i t . Phone 1642-W. NEW 3 Bedroom concrete block $20 00 Dailv. Sell Luminous Door 'ouring American farmers are hav­ SUMMER SPECIALS hen. _____ itlnch It’s So Ktwy evenings. Plates. Write Reevej. Attleboro. ing a hard time convincing their on speed, Low Down PayGI financed, To Place A Want Ad Mass. Free Sample A Details. Russian hosts they ram* to see Permanent Waves m en t Phone 430. a Room furnUbed ApertmenL iuet Call 1821 and aek for Shaping K Styling Our Specialty. the Soviet Union i farms, not to 2300 Mellonvllle. STOCKMAN Wanted — Experien­ Sanford's .'lost Modern Beau'y cat and drink to overcapacity. tba W ant A<1 department preferred. Contact Mr Tra­ u Salun Air-conditioned. Soft wa­ Clean quiet apartment. ton West BEAUTIFUL homo In Mayfair ced Sanford Herald Morn out from the huge quintt. ms, FOODMART. Park Ate at lection. Three bedroom*. two ter, and Penuuln O ners 1st Street tin of food and vodka with whirh pains, kitchen saicoen equipped. equip batha, Living 23th St._____________________ _ 16 INSURANCE -1 4 » HARRIETTS they have been entertained every­ ----- ---------aitd breeae- >64HELP WANTED ( F f ate) ISA Furnlabed S teem house ea Ian- room 33 x IS,liW jalout BEAUTY NOOK iigbwa w a r, double garagee. Flnancad. where. the Americans asked on 163 fin. Oak Avr. Pkeee 971 a i « n 't Rlt, CaU 737. 1001 or 11U0. arrival in the Kuban farm lands Rates to WANTED iitiK m EXPERT b a r e .iti S o sE..N IO R J. M. Gardner. r. Phot Phone 1109-/-1. lEAUTY OPERATOR -----------APPLY / Polio holders 8_ For Ihst Coifed Look. Have your Saturday that they be spared th» concrete block home. S Bedroom com N PERSON, EVA-BESS BEAUIN hsir v|* led A cut WDUaaart l a a A f t a r y vodka. Thry got champagne in­ FURNUBED HOME. Couple. UOS Lor m x 7*.By owner. __________ TY "Y SHOP. 1M E 2nd St. EVA-BESS UEALTY SHOP stead. • DeBary. eBary. Phot Phone 2349-M PUBLIC RELATIONS WORK Air CondlMoned Yesterday they araared their CLEAN. euMt rooms Television. 1 Lady tor Sanford area. 1 Lady Phone 3&J hosts by minting they be shown The GtKee, 401 Magnolia Are. for DeLand area Ages 23-13 some farms instead of miking a have a car. able to type, 29— U H N D «T BP.RW irr. —IS | srheduled visit to a champagne F U S T fleer fin ish ed Apert60th Anniversary Must pleating personality. CALL ORm ent extra nlsce. Also Furnished j - t q n ‘.iU R A N C f LAN DO, 26-060 • One hour Wasa and Damp bottling wtuki and another long Garare Apt UN Masnolia Are. S P E C I A L S lunch. r HQNE ■i'l Dry MAID — Apply la person Genw• One boor 34 Waak aad Dry Rag. 35 S3 11x34 or 11x34 SEVERAL Cottages Nicely fur■•••■ ’ : '- k' b - d 6 . , al housework, must have hesl'h Fold Bevel Plate GUaa rra# ahsetrle aihahad. by month. Fran srd. Must have white uniforms. U J0 Mirrors ...................... • Finished Laundry end water. Can sen Sunday. Reg. 1SM Double Door Ave. 1 9 • S atil lone Dry deanlng BOATW MOTORS -1 9 Monday. Tuesday or any even, ON Metal still tv Cabinet Son t b rid e I WANTED U BUI: (t *i . V: j f •Ai > inf. Su miles South on 17-02. Rtf. 24 95 54" Metal BOATS. MOTORS. fteetk Bide Few taart Five Points .Motel. R. J. Carroll. boy with rowee 14 30 WaP Cabinet TRAILERS IM Beta rate fit Mower waste mowing. Fbone Rockers 19JO 12 Ft Glass Fw -irrm sas A - a w m u - U S » :S K L u,t e “Ballet" T16-M-L r PlftiSO RKRYICB Speelil ... $1*7 oo 39JO Receptionist, awttehbosrd opera­ 14 Ft. Alummm I/ma Star . 283 00 Swivel Chain ■Uhlson OCEAN______ FRONT Apart Rag. M J9 ■Nehlaoe soO Contour Chairs L L BlU—Plano Technician 99 S tor tor. Vsshiii cashier, some bookkeeping 11 Ft. Drl.ux Glass M W t » South AlJsnUei. Day. You ran count on us for Phone 2164 Route I. Sanford Runabout 433 00 loan Beach. Fla. CaU Sira. NanIK a s1!. 5"“ Sanford Her- 13 Ft. Convertible Runabout extra fast service liecauan 97 Brock, 9J9W. Special .. . 315 00 Buy. Sell. Beat. Hire with want we are seared to prompt ada. the busiest aalesnsae la CaU Many Other Slodels in New Boata rWUm Z m w 4 30 99*49 B. .'a* BL W town. Put one to work far you. attention to each order— also several USED Boats priced Phone 1*21. W# will be glad to from $33 00 unfurnished house. Y ean lease charge it large or small. See for Gstor T rstlon ........ $72 00 up ■ with renewal out ton desired. Manv u«»d Trailers. . $tnro up. youraelf the very next, SKUNK PROBLEM USED MOTOR SALE time you need lumber or FINALLY SOLVED 0 4 H. "E rgbeater" $23 33 3 4 H. SCOTT-ATWATER. BARRINGTON. El A -T he ag*- building materials. Ju st (Like New) .............. M 30 c.ld and delicate problem of what rail “83" or atop in and 3 4 H. EVINRUDE, (He-Cor.d|ticmH) ....... . 43 71 to do about akunks «aa solved watch our apeed. yestcrlsy by two Lake County 7 4 H. FIRESTONE (with arparale tank. Like New!) 12130 deputy sheriffs 10 H fiCOn-ATWATER. For several days the skunk has H IL L LU M B ER A Steal at ............ 63 3$ resisted efforts to ehasa him out 10 H. JOHNSON, of a basement window- wall m the with separate tank ........ 133 15 SU PPLY YA RD 12 H. REA BEE ___ •$ home of Harry Swnneien The 22 H. JOHNSON - (A Hot Buy) deputies called for a vacuum for a vool ......... 122 00 desner host, attached i to the 213 W. Srd SL Ph. 83 How will yea awspr exhaust pipe of their automobile ew will you Trade? and aspiogiiftMd the skunk. ear eld Meter for • ma3S8f&rlmu s b S Belter grade — EVINRUDE! ROBSON m Sportlnc ew uH * Gooda * j * e o 1 1 i r % 3 1 li to iY % % it % •A y/6 JS % j .- i r 1 % J4 % 3 % tr % iil IV 4.' i • % -Li i r i e ll Ml I.W-Wla eiiiiLa1•l*.l 'J J 1'JU 'J JL’l . t ' | 21 A tribe UiflUldn lull UUflCl 1tUkf of tha u fj. Ui .7nu troqueta uUtiLU - illn:;u'i confed­ Oil t! 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Foundation u % tr y o Ti Ago (a rc h a ic 1 m •* TT" cf a book I print I 1« I t I I TT r r o r tn* 44 The p ig * num ber 45 T” Pe e* lo SO t- e r r e e The Sen*. 11.40 S'ew e A- " e . i b e r i | : 1S L i t e Shaw- is.ss a.so or; T C E ID S T s s o K .x ix a eet P a l t e r s - . e r s ln t S S o v fn o e p e r* Quia# N'e%* A rrth th u r Q QoSfre; o a tre r ( t r i k e I t R ic h Radio I S H r® : Aeereh f . r T r . « ouiaise Lifht K n c h e . Show AFTERVO O I W e lt T"ver». »h. Q. Lewie t« ParaM leu sep a rrr «» C ra s h r r tf h t e r C a r ecret fttarra a T . o r Account pea Ususa W DRO T V CM A RW EL 4 SSOWDir s rru u io tix A 4 v e a t u r . w it h C a t la W a ll l i n i » t th a J , 1 | i .V e w e -W e ath e r, apt e Jean D e lr New# D re w Peareon a it! lies vrrw R..iA !vrnRp I44S KllOCTCUS W O ID S T srru x M i T j a R h r U n Jtetsr W a r U at S i EVT'rWft Twiij«xt a-r.aa *a 1* So Ire n e »••€ a,is Muetcal Pam t oo P r ir tt n e On A 0 .1 1 1 K v e a ia . XSuito T t l* 14 D I *ia 7*|l _ K~ ro e Mute S,«4 ih i x a iito n S !t !tad K s t i . t a iii* . _ D a t ic .lt m . I* 14 At Marne wui* 11 II New# It *4 Larinas'* Call T* Prirar U.ssw atfth Off ▼VKSDtr ■omasa* |'r» Oa Lermea e Cal! Ta r t v j Rraakara w tiu rs IihSeres tawe even VtX—k Q sl i * Btaihara “ •* • “< f!u lamaa Rtswrea n1 a a it* 11)4 k V k i Y » “ ? a u ieatlee I j i j t ftaw*?4r3in»af.ftMrte 16 F t plywood nasaboul boat, wnn ireater n w r deck w s Maertng eteeric wneeL Wttk “ Johnson asT duty after 3:30 Pm K W • soir s 22 P.-e-ft R*leftie Monday. Aug. L 1953 Touring Americans Having Hard Time Convincing Soviets a m 21 5 rrthtaat DOWN 1 A military officer 2 Mike biggrr - ... parjj Av# Mathujr of Sanford to r:-a :♦ ? u h <J s p t l* Csr.tai • Vfth I 45 End* of hammer ends Fisherman Travels At Shark's Expense u a u u i h ;-i u :»,j u naxun 23 A u a ia iiK M B aaie: Rbl MtsjUMl’kS long, UU21 Ll'-.te>] mg u a c m un nuuo 26 SmftU. UtolL'Itte SliJUl-.ll eit □ u n u o u m d k is state I»;UL’(W U3II-. •sbbr * u u ti p i u n L'u 27. Native tSMiiit.ua u .i u m J i u n u u i d UMUj H of UI4KIH-) MidtaBD Ithaca >» '•'iin1 n u r i i t • ftsi.ee Out 37 Bisbcal ♦>»a etme - DTI Remnant ^ Csrmtnt > .3$ " liking | stick Tn let » rsa With the 39 At on* mouth time 41 S'ope wide -yen 3 Thin 4 Scarcity 5 Ce.n •$•» ed t 6 These who care for gardens 7 Among » Bov ser* ants • P ACfeSrt.ir 4* if file s 44 V i r c r "JtJSZZ’JfiX'K Hil Jfir llo lltllr1' Pag* 1 a Hite I X P IP E C O . 0*1 W**6 IS tk S L IW .x 6 ite Ilft-O l UM — Raawaa# eather ha M arnihff Sh ew eel P a t u r e $ti46 ai« s-sa -- ^ �• * 4 ft ^ /m «*< fr o r sower toe/ In Florida Summer GC£M\1 fcC5*i W fiR U ! 6 CE \VUAT 1 AVFAST r T V AT "TA***AU C * 'T T * * ' 6 T O PSATM O N E O P T ^ F S B B A Y ® l MEREf Tin WM6MM& rt oowh wiTOfiome v I cah'1 ! toe matin i TOE nom toorcm iO A / asm BAl i — HAN6<Nfr y f A U L M TOE AIR* r - 7 IlfO > . mv time h m m iss / . H being electrocuted In the ether. The hah are killed by screen electrodes which are placed la the tasting side. On# Moot gar iah was hit so hard by a foil of electricity his neck waa broken. Two gar*, a bo ht Urn tame experiment, died later. Research personnel believe that the principle ran be applied to ramoving tuck flak from Florida'* lake* aad stream*. N la known that oertabi types af fish can be drawl to a point by trailing two electrode* to ft* water. Aad, the larger tha fuh, tb* greater the attraction The researcher* ere try­ ing to find the depths to trail the electrodes and the degne of elec­ tricity, because the rough fish feed on the bottom more oflea than gam# fish. Dr. Jamot B. Lackey, prelect leader, says it may prove best to atua a great many fiah—including gam* hsb—(hm lust scoop up tha rough one* for destroying, leaving the game fish to recover. MOBILE. Ala, CW-Sam the wounded parrot la gatting devoted attention from three veterinarians who hop* to return him alive and wall to his unhappy 9-ytar-old mistreat. The vets say that b* has a KMO chance to-recover from gunshot wounds suffered when he played hookey while Patricia Doyle was in a hoepitaL Tb* parrot was mis­ taken for a chicken hawk. Patrieia knows Sam escaped but not that be has been wounded. She la being shielded from the news while recovering from an opera­ tion for a chronic leg condition. Her mother Mri. Julian Doylt Diseases, aay* ''Infection from bookworm ean be a contributory causa of death because of anemia but such casta rarely happen m Florida." The board operate# a control program but case finding activities generally are earned on by county health department*. The hookworm, wfilch grows to half an tnrh fong, goes into the body through tha foot. It sucks blood from the InUstine*. Tha female lays about 10,000 eggt a day. These pise out of lb* body and hatch Into email larvae which can liro ia ths toil for 1 or I months but in I or I days can penetrate tbe akin ef tb* foot They may be spread ever a large errs by rein, wind, animal* and ether meant. Incidentally, the first county health department tn Florida was •stanlithed in Taylor ka WO be- AT IT AGAIN rr.LOUIS Crt-lbe last M a rti raid on a still in atLouis was In 1MT and Bayfield NeOaad. new U, served two yean hi yatoea for operating B. Federal agent* made a retd yes­ terday ia midtown *Bt.Louis and whom did they arrest! Bayfield Holland. Ha was aharged with open ting and possessing an enllneaitd stilL siring last week. A hoy shot kin, discovered his mistake and began treating Dm parrot’# a i l M and injwed cheat The youngster wept whoa h* read a newspaper story abant POLICE. COMMIES CLASH IN CITY BUENOS AIRES, Argentina m —Police and Communists c la n ti last night tn Roseno, ArgeaUr.i i secsod largest city. Authorities said tbe Reds were writing slogins on walls and s’tempting to organs* a demoni A tion. Soma arreitn were m ite. Rosario ia about 229 miles ncitN west of Buenot Aires. Authorities there admitted yeetrrday that \ Communist leader they had s-. rested after tha June tg m o t had died of a heart attack "dufinc questioning in which violence was used.” Mora than 42 million cine r! shaving lather was picked Is csR under pressure to be sprayed out last yaar in the United State*. .WILL YOU BE OUR GUEST? We have leased M alr-eewdlUsaed roams to the Mar-Las Natal. If Abrebtaly THEN to aQ l»» a n Irats a t aur Naval Air BtaUaa. Pick an ymm hag* to tha office ad Odium f t Tudor, In e , NEW CA R BUYERS J\E IASUO a rtw in i G A I N E S V I L L E . (It- FlorIda apofta fishermen nay find the fishing better la their favorite lake or river hi tha future at • m u lt oJ a research prelect now under­ way at tk* Uhlvataity ef Florida. Scientists to the Engineeriag and Industrial I ape rim eat BUttoa, working under a grant by the Florida Gama and Freeh Water Pith Commission, are devising mean* ef ridding Florida water* af "rough* Bah by atoetricRy. To eoedato the r t search, prelost personnel b a ft constructed whet le probably the world’# 5 Ha Uhl w a r ball Sam, Poor Parrot Getting Attention From Veterinarians A survey in those years showed U per cent of »,0M whit* persons had hookworm; » par te s t #f 2J2l negroes. COAt/ iMEMUT* START -u v m o h m c o o u m ^ Florida Fishing May Get Better were submitted to the board and regional labs for examination and of these 16,S3! had positive find­ ings. Thera were also 6.961 positive Lndingt for steam , another stom­ ach worm. Alcana and hookworm ars ths two worst stomach worms to Florida. Ascans Is contracted orally by dirty hand* or tn food or water. Good sanitation, as for hookworm, u the answer bare, also. Dr. L. L. Parka, director of tbe board's Bureau of Preventable in r-a . - “ -»* M i r f PIA8M onriDCS m e AAnnciAL J A C K S O N V I L L E (*) — Summer la bookworm time In Flor­ ida. And the barefoot bey la moat susceptible. But the State Board of Health aay* anyone can get the disrate at any time—and It can be tenoui. Northwest Florida has the wont infestation; and the biggest prob­ lem in control u the danger of re-infeetaon. The answer 1* better personal hygiene and sanitation: and wear­ ing shoes to avoid picking up any worm from infected ground. Treatment la by use of drugs which may be prescribed by a doctor or the county health depart­ ment. The board recommends after treatment that the patient eat pfonty of blood budding foods such as well cooked liver and lean meat*, eggt and milk, citrus and leafy green vegetables. A reason for this is that hook­ worm can causa anemia. The board says go in the body ean remove at much as a pint of blood in a month. A person with up to 29 worms la lightly infected; the blood It replaced normally and there are no symptoms but resistance to other diseases la lowered. A moderate Infestation Is from 2* to 100; the blood is not com­ pletely replaced; there la a lack of physira! and mental energy, undernourishment and anemia. Heavy lnfastation la evar 100 and with this comes physical ex­ haustion, swelling, shortness of breath, abdominal pain} heart trouble. There apparently Is much less hookworm In Florida now than in LA* CRUCES. K. M to-Tbsy just can't find a grouchy toon. •nut'* HoUpreod'e problem Director Wdln ra Wyler in wood ka* advertised *11 over ti# country «nd coaUeted count:,n xoo* for *n IB-tempered i w « tim I* photogenic. He wanted the h»j for t movie itarrini Gary Corpm When be couldn't find one to Q tb* specifications, be turned to ** Stahraaan 7arma near here. Bn there wain't a mad bird in tie 15C000 there. Fuqua] Eyberabtde. assist u t superintendent of the hui* r <« farm, aay* tb* only time the gf-t* a n lraieibla la when they ire breeding or hatching eggt. Thlg happen* only In the ipnn*. And the movie i* scheduled § itart ehootmg Aug. IS. Do You W ant To Buy A N e g Chovrolc News O f M en In Service EGLIN AFB. Ament *t»t U6 West Point cadets »'«*nditg the Air Indoctfinetton Court* July Id through July 20 e t the Air Proving Ground Command. Baths Air Fore* Bate, and Maxwell Air Fore# Base. Alabama, ia Gadtt Robert E. Beckwith «d Sanford. Tb* program given tha peeapertiv# Air Ferea and A m p officers from tha Military Amde my ia designed to provide the Cadet* with a better understand­ ing ed the rwla ■< tha Air Ferae la the Depart*** eg Defsaaa, Ha cayakilttfoe, and the restoremanta and npportusltlm far leadarehip ht Air Fossa units. Tha aasn a wUl M a d e famlBariaatfon flighu In Air Faroe aircraft, tnetroc tioa hi bombardmeat, fighter-bomber, air dtfaoto aad tactical reecmaaiooaacw spare*— , be o tm < iunm A t Thu Lowest Price Ever Offered In Our 12 Years O f Sdfing New Cars Then Take Advantage O f Our Fantastic AND YOU CAN OWN THIS ALL-NEW V r a v r o lt o t FOR ONLY < 4 9 .9 3 �■§& W eather Clear to partly rloadr throngh Wadnesdav with wtdriv srstterod sanetIjr afteewoo. thuaderritower*. ad la PapokUofa SS% fat p to i • EaUbliahcd 1908 volum e x lv i AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEW SPAPER HANFORD, FLORIDA. TUESDAY. AUGUST 2, 19M la kla annuli report to tba Board of County Commissioner*, fehn t . Calloway, Somiaolo ftounty Tax Collector, ■boa* col­ lection* far tba year . 1964 of 8921.60690, wtuch U. Galloway •aid, approximately n par cant Thii it quit# an incraaaa, tba Tax Cotlaetor said, ovor tba year of I t 13 whan collection* amounted to MC.2t7.22 on a Tax Boll of IM3.1M.62. Calloway stated that a frost Majority of tba tax payers of ninole County paid their taxes t November taking advantage • f the four per cent discount al­ lowed. Collections last November amounted- to IC M IO M which Is approximately two thirds af the entire Tax Ball. Tba tax payers. Calloway said, saved • total of $27,717.27 tn dis­ counts allowed during November, December, January and February. Calloway said, "this is .a fine demonstration on tba part of proSarty owners of Seminole County h showing their willingness and ability so pay their taxes whan due.1* K County Officials Adopt Resolution tonceming 17-92 The Board of Seminole County took forward atop this morning at its regular bi-monthly meeting to­ ward the widening and four-lsnfag of Highway S7-$2. Tba following resolution, find seeing * regulation to ha hr fan county, eras ap- I ' io n in s r k l x a t io n K a l "That affective this 2nd day of August, A- D. 1M$, * shell be unlawful far any structure or building to be placed, erected or constructed, repaired, except for nominal and necessary repairs, structurally altered or improved, faefadhtg any structure or buildwhich amain j sndad. within tba peeright-of-way aaaarllag to * right-of-way af tba topartosant af FtorBud part af Band 18408, U. B. 1 T « sdtnatod fa Btotinofa Cowfa, Wscifa, from tba fafarsactien a f said Ptata Bead wHh French Avenue in Sanford, Seminole Caunty, F i e r i d a , sautiurty fa B am In a l a Cmmdy-Orangn ■flkinty boundary Una; and that H ot regulation shall ha effectivu fee* the data shown hereinabove and he fa full fares and effect for •"fu ll period of six ($> months dram said data; and that, the area daanribad karetehafare shall ha t o n aa fas** District Na. 1. Ism tnsls Caunty, Fieri da. _"Thi# aagulatien was unanimeoiiy adopted by the Board af Casatiy Cammlaslawsr a af Semin- t s r a .’s t it s s r is : 3 k - . . .. It was signed by John lflftch, chairman, _ ConiRiittM taports Crop In Contracts .WASHINGTON. « - A Senate that "many win ha ____ fa cloaa fat trend fa - ® a Scxata Small Boaiaass » 'said fcasday i —' — raeaivad by A m u fliln l Prow l / M r d W ira N<v gl&. as Housholder's Pleas Ignored By County About $25,000 Will Be Spent On Schools Here Collection Of Taxes Showing Increase, Galloway Reports ^ Recreation Director Tells Of Big Plans Money RequestDenied Approximately K5.C00 will be spent tbit summer in general re- 1 pairs end maintenance tn Seminole County School*. R. T. MU" re, S up-. HOttr ANM HASH, eight-month-old daughter of P er. and Mrs Carl W. Ftaror, d Hew M.eeo Own crintcndrnt of Public Instruction, t» shown asleep tn the Senate check room while her parents spend an hour In the gallery listening to th# said yesterday s i he surveyed th« j Senate In session. She was checked like any other article—with tag bed to her duper. <(nr.-roar rows JJ summer's activitiss prior to school' Th+ citv-* id* •miimrr t e r rw»- pointer! ivit, rn nr# is 9vp*ct opening this fall. on program, under the dtrortl.tn ad •* bung a thing. TV Seminole Cmjntv R -. t a? Most of the work Is already un­ r*f F. W Chri*tep*#n, will enm* i CbrUtvnBtn hi* m ‘n Commisiionrr* this m o r n t n (. derway, Mil nee said, with paint­ »n an end Friday with a gigantic vilatlon to all parent* to bring adopted s budget of nearly one ing of various classroom* and out­ celebration. their children »•■) watch th# ae-. million dollar* for Ihe fiscal year ... side woodwork in til of ah* 0 rl t. Ignoring a plea A picnic, at the Elk’* Play­ tlvities. W. am r.p o n .llj proud schools. In addition to the paint­ k. ,r * theehtldien J U1)S, y rn r,, ||oniholder for ground, la planned for Friday he- of the nr . ing and g crtral repairs, it it ■ginning at 9 am . and continuing ha*„ learnedto pi.v. ih- way „ tppnpri»UMt of IInon fnr th« expected, th* School Superintend­ hey ra y aof,p, and evpro.ally offwf „f ,hf j , j ^ g e i until 2 pm. ent pointed out, that r»nr light* . . „ , Oirtvlensen «ard that Ibe entire Ihe SO or more children that have in both the West Side School and Ho.cholder spoke to the Ro,rd day will he filled with actlvltiea. jU»t learned to w im .” h. vaid. the Lake Mary School. • rarent. can -a trh the children nf • ®«"nn»»'»n«s for more than Games will he playrd, anmiming Mllwco said yesterday that ten •I The American Fruit Growers An Int'imnce representative who contests and exhibitions, and then »wim. take take part part ,n in tam e. Pla> »" hour covering, he said every rooms a t the new Pinecrest School warehouse on Bcardal! Ave. was has seen Florida come and go. re- , huge picnic for everybody. aofttwll, and eve,, h»tp out in phase of Ihe work done by his for the Juveniles in Semi­ will he availahla for the beginning broken into Sunday night, accord­ tired recently when ha reached M A regular picnic lunch will iw '.clung • gigantic lunch ready oftire nole ( ounlv. of the 1955-56 school year with ing to a r-port thi» morning by and is wow looking forward to a»»rved, accoidmg to tha rectea- everybody," the recreation dlth* entire plant turned over to the Constable J. Q. “Slim" Hallow-ay. llte of leisure. lion director, featuring hot dogs, lector said. I^’e 1 "untv .lud;e P'*ioted out 's school system by January I, 1956. Galloway said t h a t thro* B. H Williams, aftsr serving cold drinks, and all tha other * We ate expecting t \ ih, chil-«"« rommi.*tonctv in his plc» that Th# Pinecrest School, at. the be­ Negroes have been taken Into cus­ 2S year* with th# Gulf Life In- I picnic food*. The food and drink* dren who have taken part in the ' have opcralcl at tar le«» thars ginning of the year, will housa tody and charged with tha bur­ sura nee fompany, retired after j will !♦ furnlshol. Christensen | recreation program tin* summer," | the amount of money necv*vary, grades 1 through 6, while the glary. | Chrivten.cn ««ld, and added, ‘ "d *l * hardship." And hr added, being honored bv his co-workers completed school expected to ho “everybody from a tn IK will be '"I have evrn lived apprnUmttely However, the Constable said, of this district. He a n prevented in uta by tha first of thr year will $170 of my iv >n money in emergen­ there, along with hit psirnta." th a t in th# a rt of taking gasoline with an alfctnr raror after re­ include grades 1 through &■ To bring the recreation pro­ cies.” from the warehouse, about five ceiving Ihe praises of E. L Huff, In addition to the Pinecrest gram to a romplrte rinse, a WASHINGTON 'JR - Harold E. gallons nf tha flammable liquid nf Lweiburg and H. L. 5pears of “ I haw* not beard one nblectioa School, Mllweo said that four new Talbott will slrp out is secretary was spill*-,! and ignited. On# of j danra will be hrld Fiidav night to the proposed budgi-t lor the J'lOrlando. rooms will bo ready at Lyman th# colored men involved in tha from S to 12 for tb« lr< nagrta, vrndr Court." Housholdcr »*id. Williams said that M year* of School by September 1. Another of tha Air Fores a week from breaking and entering, literally Si* 26 year* with Gulf Life were I Mr. Christensen said. Tout lira- “ I have heard many, many peopt# new addition will bo icady by Saturday lest bis profits from an was io hot ha left his shoes at the • pent in Fanford. “ I remember ham's on-he«lra will furni«h thn appro** It," he aaid. September 1 when trn class­ outside business Interest “ embar­ scene. music for the Jane* which will the street ear tra-ks when I first Outlining Hie duties of hi* office, rooms and a cafetorium at rass" the Eisenhower administra­ he held at Ih* Cclny Crate. Housholdcr said. "I have evcluina Willie Smith, 40-year-old Ca­ ram* to Sanford," said Williams tha Goldsboro school will ha put tion. “Dancing will impoiiant," Juri«diction over every pervnn to naan Negro, when the fire got so at ha recalled tom* of his early into ttit. With tha completion of An all-Florida magaslne eanie Christensen said »• he miucelcd Seminole t'mintv under the age of President Eisrnhowrr, promptly hot in hi* shoes, soaked with davt here. gasoline, had to ferns out of "I wivuMnh ehange a minute nf to J-Vminnle County for one of it* all boy* and girl* lo “plra-a tnvl 17. and with tbv new law* create! them. He a!*” left hi* rap there, it,” said tha retire.) Insurance feature atone# in its August 1955 <<>tn« in thoit* and t ahuts." bv Ihe l#ki Legislature, I ivv* I ■■■— ... •Galloway said. man. And he added, “I feel like a issue. have adtlnl t<* that group sum* of i Also involved kn the warehouse graduate who hat rimed one Tropical Home* and Gardens, I the rarrntn." breaking and entering were! “ When I presented Iba proposer! abtorb all of tha tlemenUry tchool Ta! >ott had dour a Hobby Johnson, IK snd .lames phase o( life and stands on tha published In Miami, and boasting nf a nation-wide circulation, fra- j threshhold of a new future." budget.” Jiidgv? Householder sail, pupils D U P U I asaicned lin in ra to u» Croomi v iw m v A .* .c . |* 1 * 1 ™ Green, 23. both of Canaan City. tuirs Una month, a story written J . ' .. i | an(MP Ara.lamv -aid Mr. Pcmncrat said that. But no one in Hreen, noip or i anaan r uy. "I didn't do it Idly, but with m a­ by Ruth Svtuart Allen ab-»ut MiIw^n will continue to'absorb all I"'sihinctnn *aid publicly that Tal- j Constable Galloway said he tin* thought bceauv* I wanted lit "Hidden Lake”, tha home of Hart ^ ‘c olu?S children fro m , bolt shouldn't h .v . quit. | f u n d Will,. Fm.th at ,h . lo.-al every decree the support ol th# and Mary Peterson of 5anG*id. r vo.getown. Eisenhower, in an exchange o f; auffarPR with burned County Cnminlssioners.” Goorgetown. Th# author tells her story In i In outlining hn dulles and tba A three claaaroom sddltlon a t ' letter* made publie by the White I " * 1 * . . . . ot»'ratiuns id hit ofree. the County Urn a Oviedo Uviodo whit# whrio ciemeBiary elementary uHouse, w n , |,i, praised 1 1 ,1 1 Talbott's . . . ---- -- ----official - * •J" "'1 *r' <1 J '" " " 0" i are eharged the /e*d*r »t eompr»^*ii|jje, vpl Jielee told Ihe commlsvlonert that achool ready-for ■cervices effettjvely snd loy"hreaktn* and 'splering" ac­ hool is la expected-to'bo axpecU lA aba readyrior -ervicct aa a* ““effettjvely and toyin_ brT **"f.***.‘ /ulf-uinen dcivviptton sa will a* l xllr Alisa performed.” a x o a /n a s a * j| •• j;cording P ^ n J I n jT to 1 0 Gellowxy, u A t l O W I J I whlla Green m e by October 1. in the p»»t II months be had eonnarration, of “ Hidden Lake" and DLLANtt -A rormer's jury • suited with 1 t.W people on Juvenl!* Teaehsrs will report for work Talbolt, s <7 year-otd Ohlnan,!ha" * ‘U’ ' betnf ••} all of it* Icautiex. yetlerday oidrroq Mrn»«lher I. matters, ?(0 ronfereneci wvre nelrl on Aur. 15, Jlilwee said. wh«B • had come tinder critical icrntmy rfCtu*<>ri> ’ i'HS Tha Intriguing pictures, lake bmith, 61. held on a fir*l degree W1|(, ttie- Juvenile officer, IP8 hearthrea-week pro-school workshop by ihe Senate Inveitigallona t i i ^ l } \ ‘h* ,oc*1 h^» ^uU J '1-**" ,,wl the reader fnmi the gardenia I murder charge aft'-* il>n mao'* mgv were conducted concerning will be cordueted prior to the rnmmlttre becau.e of an outside ^ ' }'*}*"* Nesrly II tn fines waa r»i iitishr a near tb*lake, upi lo tha tba | .,.n .,id he bell. *, a hi« faiber pivenilov, Al o-t i problem* wrrn school opening on.Septembor 6. huuness connection which returned * v * terie<| following Sanford City Court lovely home, and then a tn p , p'ckilleij Ids mother, handled concerning luvenili de----. him S1J2012 in hn 2's jeara aa y ftsrd a y afternoon when City toriallv, through It. Shown with Smith, a bulldogrr operator who prndenry. and Sid call* at all boura Judge Leonards Impoted heavy tha story ar* Grant** Bart, and onr* preached tn a lent, stuck to 0( <)ay were accepted fines In both lUsgal whiskey and granddaughter Sallia swapping his story that he foughtwith two *-^1 jn)r |)mr u,»i ihe Scminnla holds cases. yarn* alwwit tb* big fish raughl Intruder* in hi* borne Thursday fountv Oimmt»«iorr‘r* decida that Four easea of illegal wbiikey in Hidden I eke, along with * pic­ night and !*t«r found bit wife lt (hoxld have a separate Juvrntla MEMPHIS, N'eh., (T) — Kittio snd four of pmsessing and selling ture of Mrs Bart Peterson Sr. /on* 67, dead in the Min* P°ai- t'< net, an l )rel« it can bear th# Johnson. 19, of Memphis, died in a share tn lottrry ram s before (hr bolding a wildcat killed in Ih* tlon h* left one intruder. He •aid ( ejipenve," Judge llouvhol.ler exTANGIER. <»Pi—A dope-era«ed Judge for disposition. the crash of • car driven by her vicinity nf Hidden laike. he strugslci »'•!* ••’* other *#• j r |aim«'d. ” | am willing to go along Moroccan launched a one-man father, Grover, 48, and a truck Tolic* Chief Roy Williams said Thi* unusual story Is just on* truder in hla ron’a room. 'w ith y o u " “ I have hid and aoi holy war on foreigner# ami Jews driven by a cousin. Marlin John­ today that “ it look* Ilk* a little riampie of th* fame that I# being Th# »<>n Samuel, th, *»id hi* giving In that office 42 vear* evIn Tangier's tortuous alleys today, local talent Is getting mlvH up brought to Sanford and Seminole son, 20, a t a county road intersec­ WASHINGTON .r-S rn George attacked him. perienre." and added, “ 1 am givtion near Ashland, N'eb., >ester- fP-Oh) has told friends he it not stabbing to death four persors, into the gambling operation*." lie County through th# medium nf its father It' •pinuing to a quaalinn, ( jni. u >cxr* nf publ,.* irrvice aivl including a tourist from New Jirlaid, “ Soma are individuali with beautiful home*,surroundings, <tanmrl said ha would not be willday. Interested m any State Department |n riealinx wilh peopte " The Judge Kittle waa thrown from the car. post and has indicated he will run scy. Five other persons wsr# only two cases attributed to out-of- and eviltur*. ' mg to no*t bond for hi* fsther. p,p |linrr| fff] that I underHer father waa critically hurt. (or tha Senate again next year. wounded. town connections." " | would want to be held.in pro- ,t»n,| the people and believe that The victim from America was Marlin waa theatsd for shock. George, 77-y«ar-old chairman of Chief Williams pointed out that lex-lire fiistn>ly tf he were freed," I am begmn ng tn m< re thoroughly identified at James M. Batting, a the investigation min the illegal Deputy Sheriff 0 . A. Robbin* said he deviated. the Senate Foreign Belationv Com­ •mdrrvfjnl the problem* of tha British subject living In Teanevdi, the Intersection has a “blind" mittee, heads homo today for a whiskey operations as well as b»— ■— I Juvenile" N. J. Ha and hit wifr had arm ed || Ida and gambling has been going C m A a. ! Turning to fh# budget, HnusTh* death ralsad Nebraska** vacation and an anessment nf a •n this international son* of on for about six weeks. A special jC n O lO A C C C p tS Solder said "as I view the budget 1MB traffic loll to 182 compand Georgia political situation In which North Africa only threw days ago. polte* officer has been assigned ha may bo challenged for rrnom. t . i t does not require v rat'# In taxes Mrs. Battinr waa with her hus­ to this particular phase of our inwith 178 An#. 2. 1954. tnstioa by former Gov. Herman band whan he wa* stabbed fall I " ’Z " K cp o rt tf>sr»n' my request." However, ha 801 T il BF.VD, Irvl. IA — An L o n t c r c e s I veatlgations, h# said. Talmsdge. George has been tn the was not harmed. DUAL DEATH agreement ha* been reached in Illegal Whiskey case* Involved WASHINGTON Git Th. pub* ,0,n‘ V DANVILLE. Va MV-Tt# cor­ Senate lince Nov. 8. 1922, longer Polio* captured th# Moroccan Lestsr Mathewi, (Vila Ms* Zygler, Ihe seniority diipute which led to He bousing w r.ngta went Uck to ” “ *h« r " ,,r/ *mo,,n ar^ ,1o" t ' oner’i report said only that Mr. than any other present member. after wounding him slightly. They Charlie Brown, and Morrta Carter. the eloiing nf Ih# Studehaker plvnl (k. iim.wT tn.Uv lh",,l y*"14 1 ‘■'Ilren In tha . Ito u M to t.y . world who v .. td ..bject, “T ie r and Mrs. Eugene W. Sour# died Asked if he Intends to announce said ha had been smoking "xif," Celia Ma* Zygler and Morris Car­ here It of the pari II work d»»*. tb W «lrnli? Ih8» fadViiptral .1 . . esrout# t« a hoepital after an formally for re-election, he told a local form of marijuana, and ter were fined 9202 while fines official* of Ihe CIO United Auto th . conferees' report- 45.0 00 pub'behind this i-ngram / be ssid. automobile accident. reporters “ 1 expect I’U be running wanted to launch a Jihad — tha against Mathews and Brown were Workers said lari night. lie boosing unit, for on* y a r . an ” nU' ho' rt*r ' »h* f,,*t Which died first became an im­ again, but 1 haven’t made any Moslem holy war — against for­ 9152. Stu.lrbaker-Packard C’orp. offi­ adn ti"nal IO0 .0OO unite in the I ? ” h'» »Pp" ' *® ®f portant question. They left no final decision ** Earlier, In an emo­ eigner* and Jews. Charged with bolila nprralfnni, cial' wrre available for comment. military bou.lng program and . t'•mm Iavion#,, aid a i me.1 “ 1 in , ehildrm. The estate would go to tional farewell to his roUeagues. William Ogden, president nf Ihe n#w 6<ri.milll«n-dollar program nf 'svham ed to go Into tba Juvenile were Mirnte Robinson. Houston the nearest relative* of tha last Georgs said, *T hope I shall come rotmcdi of thi a Stsla and lell them West, lAray Howard, sod Horsre Studrbaker local nf ttta UAW, and to die hack." King. Each was fined $yu 7hrre Raymond If. Remdt, a regional ^ WTiat1tha* H.iuaa will do wilh It ■T E“* ,h# PJ' lrT *,,m ^ M * " * ''• # • «c. eases against llorare director, laid workers arc to he waa uncartaln. Ifouaa RetwiWlcan* j n1' n * ' given “bumping" rights on Ihe on th. eonfercoea rom m ittr, , e - ' lU ftioned .bout fh . bam nf seniority. fu«ri to sign th . romproml##.. ? " mbrr ^ *■•'« Mm‘n* BUENOS AIRF.S J1 - PollJe at; • Bumping" privileges assure s ie it Friday tb . l|ou#e voted - ' l?*n? ^ 0,n^ ' * 1,(nfl,r 1 Eva Teron u iH tear gas last high! worker with longer service to the hill with no public bou.lng A ^ ..id, “ I hava to disperse demonstrating Stem firm the right to claim a |oh held joint committee took thi. sero and M ^ T'-hMiun now with .even bars of Argenluta's opposltKm,'Rad­ by a perron with less seniority in ih . 115,000 unit* a year for four V T*!? *?.? r ,r"'* y. I ical party. 1h j'» »*»«»•« 19 COLUMBUB. Ohio, (»D— Dou- tha event of a layoff or job re y r ... approved by the Senate and ' n'' »'c" *»lJ' Onr group of Radicals j later shuffling. nr 15 * month added " lie then imvfal dl Ih# ramprniintF. congregated al a street rn rttr and glsa K. Rushing. 21. was formerturnrri to the rommtvvmner* and olrcsllv a service attendant for soft began shouUng slogans, raid. “ I do si much s i sny Circuit drink machine*. And he had a key hauled them to prison Judge m th# 5t*t# nf I kinds.” te "pan cash hoses. The disturbances foDcvtod a O P. Herndon. Clerk nf Court, Yesterday, police said, be ad­ street meeting at which snakers 1following tha sppesl msda by declared there can be "nsTpaeifi- mitted using those tame keys to I Judge Hniiiholder, requevted percation unless the govcrnsiMt re­ nfl* al leaat 75 aurh machine* | mi-'ion nf the bosrd of eommts. stores the climate of angle lib­ between h*re and Marlon ainr* ha quit th* Job two year* ago. They erty tn the nation ” Fiesident Juan Pcroa ra&cd for said h* gat between $2 and $66 pacification follow mg thsi unsuc­ from each rash box. cessful rebellion June 18 And, Ihty added, he even ad­ mitted rifling th# machine in police headquarters. Polica charged him with enter­ was included in th* proposed 1956cam* tight years—since th* day ing a »af* depository. Beverley found he nsd friend#. 5d budget to be adopted “ Everyin 1917 when h* walked away from an Alabama Flat* Penitentiary Abe Rplegelnisn. operator of th* thing has b<vn taken care of.” t-ri*ur#nt ehain for which n#rer- Herndon said, “except the 2? 208 plan* MIAMI ih-A pissan dived : vo feet and tw military wain t Beverley then. H* ley worked *• « manager, drtlaied salary requcited by Judge Houai avoid Jet* took “eva rva wa# Osear Fred Twddahl and he'd "I trusted him and I still trust holder.” Commissioner Otis Fourakr* pro­ a possible collision fa clouds tervad two yaars af a on* to five- him. Rpiegelman provided a hall bv<nd posed that the budget b* adopted yrsterdsy Tha Banford Fir* Department year sentence an tanvialioa af amand retained aa attorney to rep­ an amended (a 92AQ item added a o' yat waa callad last night when grease beesling 1160. Th* xHliUry plana* IdanUffad. Th* caught lira Hi th* kitchen «f th* “1 had served two year* for a resent Beverley. And h* wrote let­ for recreation). Tha motion waa an Eastern Alriiaaa Ffg 'N Wkistla, 26th 8t- and Park erim# 1 didn't commit,' ka said. ters of recommendation to Alaba­ seconded and carried by tha unan­ nith U aboard, Ava. When TwlldaM became Bever­ ma authorities describing th* Ufa imous approval of th* Board af ictodntai flight fa A flash fir# hurnad graasa that ley t o headed for Califarnla. II# Ih* 45-year-old man had lad sinea Commissioners. Jadga Housholdcr. following th* •top* a t T sn p x a had amasulatad la tha vent over became what hla neighbor* tam ed earning to Callfansla. It# pssrstr, Lawla T. attar, M. tha Pig *N WhiaUa'a cooking a model cltisen and ha proapared. adoption of tha budget, requested Yesterday tn th* court of Muni­ A- W^B xm 9 c.. ores ideet af tha Women'* Auilliarr Batolaafa Memorial HosrIUl. art wearing tha new uniform# was banged sgslnst th galling gad rang*. Flra Chief Mark Cleveland Ha married and th* Beverley* had cipal Judge Inula W. Kaufman that tha $200 appropriated for tha Ha vss waa at tha arena whea Ui* alarm a ton. now 8. They live la a $15,- a letter was presantad from th* Juvenile Judge'* salary b* contri­ •W to v a n to toaxstor* af tha rroj*. Thar a n coral oink aufferad head I: ' aad Umax was aoundad. 000 home. Alabama Department of Correc­ buted to chanty or to th# road and _ vhfaf I toaaaa- Other affleer* af tha auxillxgr fndud# Mrs. taken aff at Tim Ls. G. M. Harriett, with Ftramaa Last July B earn* tha toy on tion*. I t said th a t Go*. Jam** badge fund H* said. “ I want to , T. 1L Thafaf, t r a sam i Mr*. F. T. Maan. vfaa rreejdent, and Mra. back tor# far teas ^ N e a f af tha Oaftoy. Bettor, and laUoway aa- tha should*!. Beverley waa Ftlaaaa had decided agatoat aaak- la* tea people know that I am ams t i (ffa fa to Jaaaaaa* to BAB p. a . •v;, “ l-Vr- 1 • • fas sBfaBtote Break-In Reported At Fruit Warehouse Shoes Arc Left At Scene Of Crime; Three Held On Burglary Charges Co-Workers Honor B. H. Williams Upon Retirement Talbott Quits Post To Save Capitol From Predicament Bart Petersons Featured In Story In Tropical Homes r s : i • i- y s s ; r„iEft? j*“ —*7- «™-7i Girl Dies In Crash l“er,Ur3rOf Cousin, Father George Tells Group 'Not Interested' Boy Thinks Father Killed His Mother; Judge J. Leonardy Passes Heavy,Fjnes both wonu .,,d «*,u.. «o ,Seeks Protection In Court Action Dope-Crazed Man Starts 1-Man War Stabbing 4 Persons Seniority Dispute Agreement Hit At Auto Factory Tear Gas Is Use To Disperse CroWd T-S Attendant Admits Rifling Cash Boxes Frank Beverley No Longer Fears Tap On Shoulder By Policemen Planes Take Dike To Avoid Colluion Pig N' Whistle Fire Damage Is Slight � 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. 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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 35-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 29, 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/82e0283bd18aa9bb8cb68280a25c69ba.pdf 65e6877aff25bcca5f52a4318d7f7c5b PDF Text Text •- SATURDAYS FRIDAYS N O TH IN G TO B U Y ! Come In and Try Your Luck and Skill. FR EE Silver Dollars and Merchandise. PLAY GOLDEN KEY DARTS Y'A LL COME EVERYONE / WELCOME / PUFFIN B ISC U ITS LIBBY’S R O A ST BEEF M i Q u a lity ffll& alA . REYN O LD 'S FLA. GRADE D & D WHOLE OR CUT-UP O H • 2>i Lb. Averse*) U.S. GOOD CHUCK BROCCOLI SPEARS BRUSSEL SPROUTS BLACKEYE PEAS FORDHOOK LIMAS PALM RIVER BREAKFAST TREASURE FANTAIL BREADED (pJwduXJL ISLE 19 Os ft BONELESS MORTON'S U .8 . NO. 1 WHITE CHICKEN TURKEY RAINBOW LO O K DUTCH 2 L£TTUa \ FIRM HEAD Head* • HERSHEYB SUGAR 5 O r e P 4"?* 1 With L0° <* Ortke) 29 39 MAID ( BORDENS DURKEE'S SWIFTS s w if t s Screwdriver Set (Limit 1 With 98-00 Order Please) GOLDEN KEY AT TH ESE S P E C IA L S FIG BARS 2 ~ ---APPLE SAKE 4&— TOMATOES 4 * — CREAMCHEESE 4 » ■ MARGARINE 2 ---VEGETABLES5 7 L HASH 2 -------COCKTAIL CHEESE 2i A BARGAIN VELDA’S BETTER QUALITY �Weather Clear te r*rtl» fV*Hy (hroeih FrlAry wuh wMNv m«*riv a**»»roan thandmhower*. FLO«Ii>A. ted »c altered ereutng THURgDAY. JULY 3», 1955 Red Negotiator NamedByChi TOKYO (JA-Wang Ptni-na*. le d China'a choice aa najatiatar hi the Geneva talks with the Unttoo States, holds bi#h rank to Chinee* Commimiat eouneSa and le a cloae associate of Chou E«4al, premier end foreign minister. BJPeiptnj radio announced Wang's •election yettarday aooo after President Elsenhower told a press conference the Geneve session parting Monday could teed even- Smalhers Helpful |p Getting Bill Slated For Action WASHINGTON, D. C. (Bpa•U!>—Senator George Smalhers (D-Flal waa today tnatrumental In getUa# tk# “trip leaaa bill" which la *« bauaftotol to all a#Hcultural interests, favorably re­ torted «xrt *f th# Rente* InUr| a ! a and Foreign Con*warre Csmmftte*. Tba bill will wow ba placed mi th* entondar far action by tba Sonata. In aniwer to toqwlriea. Baa. «m* there etatad Aa action by tba aommlttea waa a freak atof Ste­ ward smew tMi te*Wem hea toe* order eonaidaratlon by kba press sinew IMS. RmaUiara also etoded that bo ill exert ovary possible otfark . bring this legislation wf far floor eonilderatloa and to wwk towards ita aariy paaeaga. The togialstim aa repartod oak ad tba aewinitttoa woaid allow kba •griraftaral kttscbeea to #°aU «« to ttip 1m m em a e e * n * » bom* aftar k n b g aantod ■#»*cultural prodaeto, Evaatoek ar fish to »*«*•< aaatoafc Tba pea*, to* of trip teasing In enkrwmoly t (UlUr to far*-to face mc^Ujlioiu betweta Chou nod Secralirj el IU U Dwltoa. la Gwieva. Wan#, now ambaaaedor to Poland, will negotiate with U. Alexia Johnaoa, U.8. ambas­ sador to Cwrhotlovakia and a Stata Department Far Eait expart. Wan# waa aecrotary secenl of Communist China's delagaUno to the 19.V4 Geneva conference which drafted the Indochina tnice. Chou headed the deviation. In 1M4 Wan# waa Chou’a Iicjoo men with lh« foreign pres* el Chungking during the lest fruitlesa direct negotiations between Communists end Naltonalitls. In INI he wee m e of Red China‘e raprwaewUtfve* eUeodia# Joeaph BUlto'e funeral. Rural Preacher Tells Of Battle With Man Son Relates Episode totrdcM bp uatng an autnenette was ment by SM of the Soviet farmers the Roaaiane bow simple it la, toms ehJrt to Me M h rtm . la. hotwa an Ex-Commissioner Is Found Guilty Of Aiding Theft Evidence Of Arson Sought In Blazes At Saratoga Track AUBTDt, t n . (^-Form er Texaa Land OmnUtloner Ba scorn Giles waa found gtolty today o( being an aecomplina to Hieft of gajm ot the eUto'a eetorana land program ftijn4i Tba » n n Mtb District Oovt Jury aaaaaaud Ua punishment at three yean te the state peniten­ tiary but ba remained tree on R .M bund after attorney* filed a mottoa for a now trial. Odea, who had proclaimed ipooaocsbip of Hie lf» million-dollar eutorane land program, screed as eftoirman at <fie program's adminteteukfeu board. "1 waa a IttfBJ Mt surprised al tote aua," ba told reporter* when the vardlet was returned after S b o m and M mbratM of deliber* aMua, *T didn't Hunk It would SARATOGA SPRIHOB. N T. » —Chief of Police Robert Flanagan hurried home today from a eonfer­ vor* in Buffalo to take rhafga of an toveettgatvon of two tires thst destroyed Hire* bams sod dam­ aged another at tbo histone Sara­ toga rare track, tendance of ar­ son waa sought. flo* bores woro harmed In te­ ther fire Th# Srst, Tuesday night, destroy*d a bant at a training trsek arroes tbo a*raii Rom the main tr*ek. The anennd ye*t«rdsy burned down two barna and dimaged u u fe tr near too main track. i vetorsia lend ’scaoieii Mayor A tom S d tey mM.H be TO m f ts f the eta la since yattarday’s Sro, "w» bnvo a Rre* i Mi trope to dtokrlbutoou om Um member, whre weakly news- hog In cur midst " Fir# Chief resulting to n eeoildetnhl# soring editor Kenaoth Towery, of Georg* KirkPatrick agreed. to net only the h n u * but eon. Tex., R nt broke tha story. ftsratoga opens its tmh eeoeoo turner no well. Monday. Hundreds of thoroughbred horses are being shipped her*. 24 Youngsters End Murk qf Hie stable space hit by yesterday's fire wss unoccupied. Swimming Course A caterer chopped out th* back of am bam to thst groom could lead A t Municipal Pool out a horses, wotl known. jta-Slaylng Cases Quietly Reopened By Senate Group W h l eaewMn Becrwtory of (he Bam laid* Comity Chapter of th* A a « fe M Red Croea aald today Hut M abiklrtn hive eompleled •wtmmteg InstructJona and have mto tha le d Croea qualiflcaUons a* Beginnen In Swimming. t o l . Mary Knox aatd that they wU receive their aartlfkataa A aingtef aactieneer wild the Btim to* Rational Red Cross Miekcllff Apartmeata, MM South t o r n * Baa lam inate County Park Avm., hi Sanford yeatarday for |1M M aa a crowd af over IM speguton and prespective bnyera gathered far toe ale. The apertaMsi* bdldteg, pre­ JW tM l Albert, Ready Boston, Barbara Barkler, Bread* Clark, parly of Dr. J. C. Boyce, wea pur. Rka Bgatete, Jon Eastman, Torn- chased hy J . M. Lee of Sanford toy n ig . KatotlM ParalU, Mary . Bidding atertad a t S e'dork Btefetev. Mark Rucilar, Pa lay yeatarday afte n e e a sad eoatlnBtofto. Richard Stewart, Tina wed until 4 a’cloek. |HM>00 waa Raemam, Rlffy Bower, Jimmy tha flrat bid offered with aeverel Deea. B*veriy,Mriu, Lynn Lyon, prospective boy era rieteg f«r the Jtmmg Newbury. Joanne New- main • thoroughfare apartment bary, Loatea Ntafaoa, WUly Per- batldtef. Ranaboroatk NaMeanl teaelty Earl Higginbotham, prwstdmt nf the feminoto County Chamber of Commerce, told Hie Coffee Club Uni morning the! more Uun double Hie number of requests for Information about nanford •re being recrired by the Chan, ber’a office. Bringing Hie CWfee d u b viattora ep to data cm Hi* happen* mgs withla the Chambar of Com. m e t r e eirrlei, Higginbotham laid that Hie local organiuliou supporting baseball will roettims* baseball game* throughout the summer. Robert I. Ktllhtmer, emccw M the CnfJew nub gaHterlng* each month, introduced Navy personnel attending th* affair. Captain Robert W. Jackson, Com­ manding Offl ear of the Neve! AtnrtUsry Air Station, fd r. Hen­ ry C. Cntae, Eiecutiv* Officer at the elation, and Cdr, W. R. Ratlett, Kvecuiiv* Officer of Compo•tl« Squadron f, were greeted by Mrs, letwfyn OTWeTj Are« OK roetar far too I SO toil t>« Cof­ fee Club member* tost k wss four years ago that too lISO rams to lanford. We're eome a too# way since than." Mi* said, aa ah* oiled tha new equipment and forward plena that are aval labia fur Hit entertainment af servicemen in the Sanford area. Captain Robert W. Jackson. Commanding Ottcer at tea local Navy ‘Bate, reviewed poaelble plane ter aip—eton. “We era a vary important teduatry,'' be aald 'There's a lutto bit of noiao ted no imohe," ba told the troop. More than a acor# of local huainoaamen and cirto leader* at tended the m ar lag af tha “Coffoo Club" this morning. Nurso Is Planning Boat# Ski Club Wakomot Visitors N a tu ra l Gas Bill O u tco m e U n c er ta in WAMRGTOM • - A M l H . Mtttfel- fmM from d i r e c t temtoto w p w t o ••m e te *be Wmm mm teday, neither frtesds em Itoi mede m$ •Mtfldent p reited*. If tt should be ptmed. Jl te tot^ tl^ a tjC T ite jM d a rL d rtv i^ *t npter what pnmMai to t e i T te mernkmi ad flw Sanford Baaf mri Bk| Chib wdl gather In B * CAP BaR tomorrow night at 'There ia ao potet ta saying ft Justice Of Peace Is coatJsMd bet end humid, at toast Mt when R stays wader M Pays Hii iself Fine degrre* " Wahtgren eipiakned. TEMPLE, 1 ar. <fl — Jaatir* af “They'll ba hotUr than ever If tha Ptaca A E. (Son I Warren wa do HuL" paid himself 111AC Ban rests r- 45 Girls Swept To Sea haapHai, The beach waa tooUtod. That* waa tea mock delay te ad­ ministering flrat aid.1* Dr. Suawmu Nagal aald, "Wa Speaking before the Jarrell neon luncheon today was Srmtn•1# County Judge Kniest limitholder, a »o juvenile liidg* for the eounty, A/te*- heme introduced by program thairman Tommy Stringer h» gave the background «f the beginning of juvenile ewurts in lgt>9 tn Colorado and brought the history up to the ewerent lima. The speaker brought out that Seminole County do*i not have a detention home which creates e hardship since nmler the pre.ent conditions, any child which mutt be held overnight It plated in the County Jail. Judge Houshnlder further ess tried th il the juvenile court not a penal court but a mint of correction. He wrnt en to tar that he hope# to get every rivie club and organiiatmn that, wdl listen to him to start a juvenile Welfare committee mad* wo of local groupe this fell The prob­ lem* in th* county are not jove Hi!* delinquent*, but prevention «f acme, the apeiker continued. He went on hr say that preven­ tion ahowld atari rn the bnn-a. eehool. and alwaya the ehurrh. lie appealed te the Jayree* to *et a better eaempl* for a way of It*-. |"g that th* tacnagera rouldefnllow. He Hated that only five p»r gent #f juvenile errd youths are aver admitted In court. Th* Judge Csplalned lb* r*a*on for th* requeei for the Itoofl ap­ propriated foe lie Juvenile apivenil* wnirt S vuilWtoJ**, •rmmi<* 'trerl Jap Red Party Told To Let Go Underground TOKYO in—.1span's rommunitt psrty hit been instructed to aban­ don ill underjround acUvlttes end berom# lotallv legal under Jsp­ ine >* law, Kyndo newt aervica slid bvlsy. Th* Jspineve* news iglnrv said the orderv were given to th* psrty'i Nitiocisl Counril, meeting hem, by Choicht Kaiugs. rhairmsn of lb* parly a c e n t r a l dirertorsl*. Th* fVimmunirts K«v* not al kiwed Jspanes* or foreign news­ men into th* convtntion, attwndad hy vorne Dirt top psrty funrtioasnes m Japan Kudo said Kaluga's statement to lb* roeiiwnlhvn hsd been oh. tuned hy Jspsnea* taw- enfmroment authorities but did not say how. In rba past sh* parky ha* ngwreted both shore and undergrosmd. As • pnluiril party H Is not out laued in Japan, b it artively rampatgnnd in psvt eleetion* sod now Im thir# membtrs tn Hi* Diet <Pirlumenl - a * 1 *(uji still und'i' ron»U *t «it*H. Larry Jnnet, Jurenfl* oo'msalnr for thii oounty. was also a g fit today. Among other vi»il«r* Kerry Cwidtot, pr#»M*nt of th* Orlando Japerea who effsr*d »n outlina of atimnirr runfei" n*-e to he h rld U Orlando Aug. «. T, On# of Die main apeakm will ho BumUr PHddy, International vt*o peoaWenk, of Weat Virginia. Man Pays Off Debt Clears Conscience ■1IGHAM HTY, Ct*h man w attid mto th* potirr ataimo hare yettertfay and ailed officer H. CL Hampton: “How much do I ova yaw tor two blanket* I walked away with Hire# year* ago?" The man explained to t*# aur petted etflrer that ona roM night three yearn ago. "when I »*« down em tny lurk." police let him stay te • ceU overnight la the morning, h* aald, he d# rsded Mankato would com* tn handy ao he pushed them through the hart and picked them up after ehaKking out. "My eonvcience k si bothered me aver aince." said Hi* man, who g e n no name and addresa, “ | vowed the flrat time f got to Rrigh am City agam Td drop tn and pay tor them " Police decided M would he a fair price, Tbo man paid amt left WASHINGTON bP — Senator* Aiken (R-Vt) and Sparkman (Dt!a) tuegrvled today that top So­ rt' t trader* b* invited In the Unit♦ 1 Stole* and that Vic# Prcsldent Nunn lw sent aa a recipro­ cal visit to Russia. Th* two members of tb* tenet* Foreign Relations e o m m i t t e * made these proposals afirr Pre*iil'-nl Kiirnhowrr lobl a new* eontornnee yrvicnlay (hat rschang* vislla “throughout th* whole achebmv of govrmment" had been dl»f if e d mtormally at the Geoeva Rig Four conference Elsenhower added that no definite invitations were issued Th* pocntbillty apeoed ap Hiet Elsenhower would vrurt Russia and Soviet leader* would eome her# He waa caked M ha bad tbacussed lhat at Geneva, end he replied they had talked “not only about offidali visiting hark and forth" but ahmit opportunities for cUJiene of each country to exchange vlatte. Church Mon's Club Will Meet Tonight DEM VP is -The stijhllv built wife of s hut! dotcr operator and self 1I1M i i*r.»t prelrher nss •lam under nn.iertoiu eireumItanres si tlirir home sarly lodiv, Hrr hujbamt, Mrnuealhrr I. Smith, at. v n held without rhsr;e tor inveiti gallon after wiling offlrer* a tlory of urappltng with two stranger* in the dark. rh-»f Deputy John Tapsrott said Smith told him that )*•( nijhi he amt h i wife, Zona, .Vt. walchrd teleiision in iheir Scdrrwm and "afterwird »e kined and hugged earh other and went to sleep. ‘•Somrlim* afterward I «i< IwaVerrd hv wmoxi* r'ahb'nj al my throat. I iwunj hard, knorked him hi the fl-wr and hrld op until there w it no further movement “Then f heard a rvnse cumins ton mmv von's room and thmkinc thrrw was a second stranger f went to h>s enom and I strujjled with a man hut he g«f away. “Then I want hark mto my tied room and found my wife on the floor in «hs tame position 1 left the intruder " The officer said Smith u « t he put his wife hark in had and lay down beside her. “eshsusled by house." Th* offhwrt setd to^w wmre two pool* of blond on Ih# twd #nd aoothrr mi ih* floor; that Smith had laceration over hi* left av* and hogrmail impnnlv on hn nrck. They and they found no fire, armi but did find a small hole in Hi* woman* skull near the hairlm*. Endorses Program Offered By Soviets RF.fll.tN uh — Communi at-r<mtrollrd East Germany, supporting Soviet prtirits M astaal, hat en­ dorsed Rutsii't plan for Ger­ man unification aa part of an allEuropean security svatem, Th# agreement waa amwwinred last night tn a Joint communique after the tour-day ru n to Bait Berlin bv Soviet Premier Bulgan­ in and Communist party bow* Nlkita I. Khnnhrhev, on their way home from Hi* Geneva Big Four Crowbar* were Died last night to tear down mo doors at the Altamonte hprinjv evpretv of. fi-a n»» en'errd ehn .t 9 o'clock Sheriff l.uther Hobbv't office. Deputy Sheriff Morgan MrC’alland saul lhat th» evpretv of. ftc* wasenUred about 5 o’clock !a«i night. Apparent'** the intruder* w»r* srered awst when a Neg-o at. lempled |o deliver *"rl* fern IO ihe avpress offir*. Th* unidenti­ fied Negro said that ha saw someont running from th* place v.heti ha approarhed Deputies found an aleetri* i d l ­ ing merhine end tun Underwood tvpewfiler* brhind en Oak trea about IM f»ei from th* building. The only item missing from th* riniarked budding was an elec, trie radtn and flock Deputy Sheriffs McClelland, O. 0. Owens, and Hubbard Cuban's* Investigated th* attempted bur. gtary. They n r lhat an early arrest it expected. Ike Will Release Personal Decision About Secretary WAM11NOTOH m - T '« “ per* Kuial’* daciawin Trevidenl F.t»*i>howrr s»*t he will rnsko on llsr* oM E. TMbeU’S futoro i»‘ arete tarr of JO* Air Forr# sppsrertiy will have In he made wHlwmi sny sdvir* from Hi# Senate. Thers waa on Indies Iion Hut »1 early report would h* mad* hr the Arnsl* loveiligslmni iijhcorn. miltec whlrh inquired into Tat* holt’s shmit-lo-he.»*vrred outi.ie buvinrvi fonnectiim. Tslhott dramalirsllv loM the luhcommlltr# ytvlervijv hr is gii'* tng up. effecuv# n n t Sjnday, the partnership m the N< « York firm of Paul H Mulligan amt Co . whirh ha* pant him $111AW m tha J’» vesrv smr* s* took hn Paniagua Tafhott declined oomment on published stortea that he was about In reilgn. The While Hmise ail.! It ha* not r»i*eivM a pesispatlon, and it diimiased »* unfounded ear. mas speculation* about a possible aticcasMf. meeting Th* Western Afire* at the armma eotdarrne* Intlited that Germsny mn*t be reunified before a Europe-wide security svatem eould K* tel up. The Smiels bald out tor the security system— and ahandonmant of tbe North AHaatte Alliance—fir at. The Men’* Club af The T-wthrr•n Churrh nf Ihe Reijcwmer will se-.t tnniaht at Tito at the home Complaints On Tax of J. r . Jnrccoseti, Bll Park Ave. This i« th* regular meeting ef To Be Heard Friday Two Important Vmlno)* Coun­ th* group h*ld monthly am tbe ty meetings ar* slated for tomor­ last Thursday. row at the Seminole Count) Court llmiie. At I o'rlock tomorrow afternorm. Hi* Board of County Comm iimliitoneri will att aa an rqulluaiiow board at a meeting tn hear romplainle and criUciams about late*. At T.JO tomorrow evening, Ih* Board of County Commiaalonara will conduct an open hairing on toning regulattona for the rounty. Primary toning regulation* will concern property holdrn nai ei­ ther aid* of 1T-M In Remhmle County where Hi* proposed nsw highway between Nanford and Orlaada to te th* plaanlng stage. Touring Americans Surrounded By Food OOEMA, Ukrainian Rovtet Repakbe iD—Soviet hospitality will pat Hie Mama if tha wives af Mm tearing Ainmcaa farm delegation don't tike tha poundage their mm The J l Americans k m a p a toaced aa all-oataffort la tha food LONDON to — Bulgaria ad. milled todsy it* intlaireraft gun* shot down an larsrli airliner, kill­ ing all M per-ems aKnard. It raid tho plana waa off ci-urse tor IM miles over Communist tem iorj Bulgaria eipcn*M<l regret tof Hw tragedy and appointed a ger* rrnm rni rnmmlstlon to Inquire In* to the disath r in which 12 Amcr* leans perished. Rreskmg a It-hmi* sitence, tho Bulgarian Telegraph Agency, in a hroadcail communique, said tha El Al f'onilrltotiiwi left Its courio over Yugoilivta yevtorday enterei Bulgarian air apses "v ttb a jt w arnm i'' o v 'r Trin. The plane, by Bulgarian account, moved wilhm a short distance of Soft* on h» errant rourve, then flew south hc<or* bring ahnt down m flame* near Patrirh, Just a fee mile* from tha Greek border. The Bulganina said their anti, aircraft defenm waa “ unahte to btenlify Ih* plane, and after a tew warningi, fired “ Residents Seeking Relief From Rains ALBUQUERQUE. N M. ID—Re*, identi of to«- lylnr area* to ttotth* era Albuquerque appreheo lively watched ram rtouda today, hoping their Ridden komee could dry out. Torrent* pouring down arroyo* yeatarday from a rteodbunt aa tha stop* af tha taadia Mousuiaa east et ban made a lake af many blocks ta low areas et tha rity'o worth and. Water was Mp deep ta p(K*a. Ikaa, late at night, water from two toon heavy shower* high ea tha I t i t o t e t raage began Bond- �• 0 Little Outward Evidence Seen Of Friction Between Two Croups B v-M d t S u m n er. CRA1TTR TWKNTT-EOUT TO* POOR opened, and two man eon** a . Doc 1taller nod Rob. Rob ■tool by tho door while Um doctor —— over to Um bed nod do* maided cheerfully, "Wall, young ite Lalk to him aksw. Doc." Zt was aa cedar. Doc hesitated, than nodded. " J w t a tew oil— tea Don't get him tiled." Ua left UM room. Rob booked a chair rntr to tea bad and aat down. “I don't suppoaa you feel Uke talking about It, Md, but Dacey'a called tha Inquest on Tim tor this a / terosion. You can’t go, so l'v* got 4o. And r* « got to know w hat It’a Oil «nmrt." Krriy U4d turn, suiting with th* stou from Lit*. s|iartiig hlmaelf nothin*. "Wall. Rah," bo concluded, •you can aay 1 told you all should have Idled him wl pulled a gun aa me.” "I didn't want h la dead," iprotested dully. "NalUivr did L But P a i * wouldn't have ridden s way it's gang to ride you." Roh stood up, "A rider a Ithle morning with had mm cried—lb« bard, racking aoba el n slroag woman to whom tear# dlda l coma easy. Cut Rob aanaod they war* doing bar good, and bo mad* no attempt to soothe her. "Rob," ah* choked. Tv* been such a tool!" "Everybody's got to be a fool sometime in hla Ufa," Rob said. "Maybe it'll do you good for once —leach you not to bo ao bard aa other people’s looUahoeaa.' "Maybe." (the mopped her ayaa. "Tall Marry I’U bo over to ae« him tomorrow after tha burying. Tou’ll ba than, w est you, Robf Dad would have wonted yea." "Sura. You lie down and mat a while before you nde beck to Slaaii T. You need It* *1 think 1 will." oho agreed. She WASHINGTON Of) — F i v e uras show thst liftler of*the U n i r n r i n o ibt malioo'i dairy aod has sot brought nun to dairying. a a rftrln i industries » n i cUsn- TIM Nitlenil Ann. of V u ( ir u u u c wouadi Iron » bltUr batUo io Msnufscturwi lu d in « m in t Contrail that resulted la repeal at m tem eat that followers oI the federal U n a on mariariM. butter-margarine rootrom ay ora reellma ran high at tho tla* "convinced that both iaduitrlaa can with many eonaumtr group* da- now aerro thftr own intereata bolt mandioc that Contrail uke ofl by adopting a policy of lira and tho margarine lavioi. Tba debate lat lira " . threatened to divide the powerful The expaniion tn marganae tale* group of farm ataU raembert. haa bean a rltal factor tn developgoma dairy leaden predict re* ment of tha aoybean at a major moral of tha reatrictioni on mar- cash crop in many lectioni of the garine would ruin dairying. Midwest. It It not an uncommon Today there la little outward njh t to iee big field! of toybeini evidence of antipathy between the growiai alongude paiturei where butter and marrarina groupi. Ex- dairy cowt grate. Soybean oil cept tn aome of the big dairy makee up about 60 per cent of the itatei, margarine la, accepted br raw material for margarine. Cotmilk producer! aa a full fledgrd tonieed oil provide! moat of tha competitor. remainder. In fact, in »nma areai dairy atd Tbit doean’t mean that all U margarine groupr are working to- love and light between the two to­ gether tn promote coniumption of du«trtei. fluid milk. The margarine lnduitry The margarine people are onrerognirei that if a larger portion hippy becauie tome itatei itiU of tha milk supply r»n be puibed maintain reitrictioni agiinit their into comumption in tlie fluid form, product. Wueoosla and Mlnneiott there will be leu for diversion into prohibit the tale of yellow mirgabutter. • rine and they are major dairy Margarine h n gained many new itatei. eoniumera atnre repeal nf the fedIn addition. 13 itatei ilill tax aril taiea widened ita price advan- the product. Tbay are Ciliforua. Uga over butter. Colorado. Idaho, Maiiachuaetta, l^teit government figurei shn* Mtmi—L", Montana, Nebraska, that Amertrani coniumed an av- V*w York, North Carolina. North eraga of I 3 poundi nf margarine Dakota, Penmylvanla. South Dalest year compared with S T poundi kote, L'uh, Vermont and Wlaconannually before repeal. tin. Butter atlll holdi • flight lead. Despite repeal of federal Uxei. comumption averaging B pound* the mirgatiu# maker* rontend they lait year compared with 10 4 mffer from favoritiim toward butpoundi the year before repeal. ter by the lederal government. Margarine leader* aay theta fig- They cite the fact that frieral KAS8AS CITY. Uh- A aoft* ipolran but agraiilv* newapaperman of 14 with the manstriam af a college dean often ia referred to ea tho “ciar" of tho National Collegiate Athletic Alan. He to Welt Byars, a good xahired end eary to meet former Texan, executive tecretary of the NCAA. He ipeaki with confidence and i*lf anuranee and you gat the l a ­ pre moo he h u weighed every word But nothing tn hi* attitude nor hu appearance leavet tha lapraiiioo you a n talking tq n whiptracker. Ii he the hatchet man of tha NCAA? How much power, if any does be harm? Can ha dtclare an athleta inallgibla at will? Tboie queiUons aren't eaally answered. The responalblllty and authority of Byen la not clearly defined tn the by-laws of tha NCAA, aa or­ ganisation through which mtmbtr uaivenitiaa collegia and assoclatas apaak and act at the national Im L Still Byart to no mystery man. Ha » tha aetlve head of aa organ­ isation of 482 active, allied and as­ sociate member* that cooducta its buiineii through an annual con­ vention with an lg-man council aa the interim authority. Byera came into prominence at n wheel la Intercollegiate athleUei 'egtolatloa still bars purchase of marganae by the Navy. They alee point out that the government donates many million pounds of butter annutUy tn tha school lunch program, to tha Army and to rrllaf agendas, but not a single pound of margarine. presidents took a whack at the operattoo of iporta la geaaral and the aaalty code came la for rnvtotan. Byers' Job to similar to that of a conference commlnkmor or ox•cuttve aecrotary. He to tha man between the vari­ ous committees of NCAA miehlnery and tha council between con­ vention! where the members have tha final say on all mattars. If Byars to the NCAA's hatchetman it's difficult to determine whether he inspires the policymiking council or Um council In­ spires him. The council in past yaars has been called fertile ground (or s crusader. Whether Byers fill! Into tha crusader class to quastioeabla but ha’s known to act quickly and decisively la method and manner acceptable to tha council. There is often the contention from Mattered quartan that By­ ars assumes for the council and the NCAA power to declare an athlete ineligible at any time—a that really belongs to tha tioa or conference. At a matter o( fact tha NCAA rules on the eligibility problems during regular season play. There's an Infractions commit­ tee of throe, plus Byers who is a nonvoting member, to invesUgati reasooably substantiated charges or reports et a member’s violation of NCAA rules and regulations. Tha committee's findings and rec­ ommendations, if any, go to the council. Byers, a graduate of Iowa In 1BU. was a United Press sports The NCAA named Byen exactstfee director Oct. U 1M1. a t a aal* ary of mw* than HO.OOO a year. 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BOYLE Women Sparkle As Dusk Sets In The tjulstlort ha* been a*kM thrttisanda Upon thouasnd* of times. Ami, just a few flays ago, one ol the cltyV leaders passed tfld question along to his audience and fellow leader*. U.,w« ver. no one ever seem* to be able to |pet to the bottom of the question. No one Suomi to went to get »he answer. The question came about when the efforts of iiv trli tehmUtlidl toward tha eatiblliHInjt uf an already successful induatry on a firmer tailing rime to light Kj aoor.hr *h« the question asked, that! the stileincnt uha made that buiineaa inven­ tor* ce»'m tuner to find the time to eatablinh themselves on property secured from the city. Lct’g look at the surface and aee what wl can find for ourselves. Hive the proper eomrriltleei, orgraniratiotia, Interested citizeris. group*, op whatorrr you might call them, been organized to perform one gigan­ tic effort toward getting Industry here? If the ciitnmlitee* have been tlllbflahtd pro- Udnll Rises Again On the night of Miv 2R, the little Kanv ftr town of Udnll «s< HpueH apart by a torhade. Tho regt ». >•. '• * ti-r f!«nnte nf Udnll —thn«« with were left—ftftrlAil to rebuild. Tho fit-ft «tr«ift»iif to go up housed town office*, tho post office, the Fo#l fro** and fedora! disaster *ftere|<*. |tv mid-July there Wore * growerv •' 'nurnnt and hardware atoro and tho h rk of near­ ly a *core of now home* had been rat*ed Th* neonlr nf I'rtall are planning hir for their new |qWrt. Thev rnviaion an Idvllie suburban HrvelujjfHent whirh will attrart commut»n from Wirhlt*. 25 mile* to th* R orth. Their p'ank are repilutt fn fniltlon U. S. Aid To France or.iUFe Ihev havA had tho will, the ntirspo The m u lti of tho foreign aid itrogfafflA and tho energv to go *head In te n d of oink­ rnmot he teen by the nverngn AmdHmn. ing Into npnlhv after disaster struck. That thin program i* endorsed rear after When Udell ha* risen again from the year by th* majority of Amerldati* rtprdpra*rle. it will be a teatlmnnial to nian'g Un­ conquerable aplrlt. ml t W nation'* economy. 1l h*A (IMdiiml change* in Vranch Intlullry AMfl • minor fAvolution In Frenrh ngrlcultur*. The Sanford Herald •Sr#p, ••lardaT tag l l ll l # I W « i TitH Si. French farmer* traifitlonalle Inllitte on ft’nvjet ohaolete method*. Th#if Agrlculttiral yield w o one of the |AW**I Itt fiiltepe. A* a rAaulf Af American Alt), th* Ff*heh farmer* today are prttduMftf luf|ttu*** ttot the flr*t time In hlitdfy. P a p 4___________ Thumdsy, July 26, 1955 TtlOAVn It! ItI, F. VRRMK Knee* which have not bowed unto Rial/— 1 Kings 19:18.—They that worahip Sensual ihinga and find their chisf pleasure there fhlat the very thing* that Siparata * nun Ha m No*, dbat hat M i l Mb change HEW VORK UP - Curbstone rc But ihe—ah# wtaia la IfJrf 11*1 Evening bringi out tha AMU to I flrrUmii of a pavement Plato: tt th* ittha*T V et Vmpta Th* Some *omen, 1 know, till If A girl'* b lit friend Ua't a die rtfedftii id tM #H« ebbed u the1 mood—it's dmk. the time of dij at my theory tbit Uf H ifi iivf mJM deiddffd. dU lifM tib of th« by a different interior tk*k. m ti M i with tM Mytedeh of do/, .Vi let me try to prove It by light, tho tin* d m moo tool citing a i.tuition familiar to many strongest. married couples: The tired husband arrives home WomM Wtl (8 ftfttMd Utemand ii tcld by hii wife that Ibli itltd with mystery. Thor don't ii their wedding annlvenary sad • ant to be mg too clearly. They ; thr> are going out for the evening • ini to Hep up an Ulusioo. Aid her best fit* foryird. I doftad know* that tho, M dot* One of the surest signs nf the with another c.Tiple. Well, ho i profaffional magician, crodtea doesn't want to He bfgt. whines, feminine sex's superior physical illusion illic it la a half-light. ( endurance is the fact that where- pretending be has fainted from So tt la that duah atin la Iter weakness All to no avail. a> a man's atrength wears down during (he day, a woman'# Mrength "Get up off that clean rug and (ha eternal aho, and her womanrn set drilled," imps hii wife. hood untold i like a flowar aa tha builds up. Or m It item# to Use Sverige When the two couplet mSef, the tub goal dona and night com*a husband He plods home from work wire# are i< lowly and sparkling all wnrn out from Ihe ordeal of as tehor.lgirli But the husbands Anybody havf iny other myster­ They look like a pitr- ies ibout women they'd UkS te helding down a * * t m aw ltel rh a ir are drooping . , hava cleared opr .1 this soft Iteirhlti isLtes dlgnrwelC n\ «''•*» at hii fstflef. But his wife, who his neareii hoipital blood bank. put nut perhipt three limes as So whal happens? The hutbands ARGENTINE* FARAD! murh energy hi performing her era as mofme aoi mutt as clams. BUENOS A I R E S . ArgenHia, m houiehoU hnnpM. la itili is fresh Bui midnight works a magic F—Tea thousand Argntlnaa M - v rhinge TK- wives begin to fade at | mSadnwhrk tided silently before Preildent Ati h# want* to do It yiwn nr like Cinderella, the hutbands come Juan D Peron last night on the alive They want to get out on the I fall n k ep wilehtna leietismn dancf floef, They laugh, tell Jokes third anniversary of the death «t t-i slringers at the next table, and bit wdte Evs. call to the waiter for madder muA coplrtlllenal resolution leaded fir and stronger wine. Mr*. Peroti. who died at cancer, The weakening wives plead to be as tM "s#HhJal chief «( tea na­ taken heme, and get this eeislv: tion.** fn several towns In Butene “Homo'* Ihme la for women Aires province, however, monu­ and children." ments and posters erected te bar ,01* law h* ran shorlfi hit term When the night club closet, the memory wart defaced. # in Use Otlird le sight years Hy hutbands still don't want tq go volunteering for three to six horn*. 1hey want to push over bus months of active training at some flcns add throw toeki at tha armed force post. mools. Thi* ,ta because of meehlttllatlAn. The manufacture of agrrlcultural lmpl*mettla I* Hsltt! MpWI.V. Th* pr*W*r ftrevdiictlon nf 200 tractor* a year had risen to 40.000 In 1054 and wiP probably hit 60,000 thla year. Of the Nearly *60.000,000 inveated In thl* Industry *lnte lft45, th* Urg**t part was nblalnH frvim th* Krfttth lr#a*ury In Mar­ shall Plan fund*. A* 4 result Of |he*e Improved methods. Frahce dn lunger deed* tn bnnort food from alimsd, and la nAw a#*klng markets for It* surplus wheat, liveatcck. sufar and dairy produrto. 8urrs*» hat AteHased need for Ameri­ can aid to Fr* re*, afid has shown what can ba dona to help. othSr nation* Aid ta oxPep- dawson Keeping Up Good Times Problem IAMES MARLOW WASHINGTON, 'F -T h tl is ati ABC on the military reserve hill Just passed by Congress to build up a pool of (rained men. Prksi dent Eisenhower It experted to Sian it Into la# shmlly. II will go Into effect at thst moment. First look at tha re»erva pro­ gram as It stands under a law pissed in DM. Under that law everyone dis­ charged from the armed frrees. unless he served eight years, must then go into the reSArvel so that hit total active and re sm e service 11 Sight ycara. Thera ara three kinds of re tervet: I. Resdy reservhts whe train They drill one night a week, from 11 to 41 weeks a year, and spend IT days a year tn camp. They get paid, arrontmg to rank, for (he days and nights they drIU. I Ready reservists who don't do any training. They get ho pay, i Standby telen e t They, like the sermvd group ef ready retervuti, do no drilling. Roth groups of ready retervtth. in ease of war. would be called into ItUvt eervifg Ihead of the standby rtlerrSs Who. under prtitel law, goes Into the ready reslrvee and Into tho standby r r sines? 1. Anyone with teat thin five l Sara tn tho armed forces must, upon Ms discharge, go ipt* tM teady reserve*. But whether At WU hi takes reserve training la volun­ tary. If he doesn't lake the re•ena training, he mint stay tn the ready m en** until hii eight-year obligation I* up . Then, since under the old la* he still has an ight-jear obllgatli-n. hs could serve his remaining lour a» a standby. Or a man who has filled out his enlistment' of draft term. If he volunteer# t<> go Into the trttnei Soviet Officials ready relerve, will have U> Serve only one year in that group Then Return To Moscow he'd serve out the res of his BERUN, (A - Roviet Tremler eightyear obligation as l Standby. Bulginin and Communist party This II what th* new law will host Slfclti B. Khrtishchav left also do — hut again only (or a limited number — for predraft youths under W*t: ThAy rau becomS SaSmpt from the draft by yoluntrertng for sperial tralhUig of thtN Id lit tnonihs, followed by TtS years In the trained ready reserves. A high school student who vnlunleered for the trained ready re­ serves under thi* a/rangement rould defer his required activo (raining until he graduated or reached Id Meanwhile, he'd be riedlled fdr the ready reserve drills he alirnded Under pteteht law a youth who Inina the Nltinnal Guard before he's l l lk ran avoid Ihe draft, pro­ vided he agree* to *tay In the Guard until be'a 2* Under tho STAftTB TOMORROW S a n ik M b KjHWN o t OOICTSUE • C lJ n I AmOne who hat had fiva ycafl ut thl Itmad Brfeoi. or * NEW V o !!, ill—Ra# to heap itedOritlnd-tha frllnw, sty. whs th* curteitry Ms told th* ism total ef fly# tn tho armed forces Mod Umts going It tha problim m a y for lha money managers, n a y think they have tha antwtr i i mild raatrateti on credit S l M r Idea: Nat only hava you er had It to good, hut If you're avoid hard ttme* In Ihe future, theory mustn't b* let te get too a n y now. Bu tho rest of short-term borrow­ ing h it risen te Iho highest point b mar* thin a year and a half. And lha pries of long-term govern- r j| looking far a comfortable-to- Bilkmal banka In tha land: “On and lha Itlmed toady retorvSs, can ask fflr a ttaniftr Into tho latt-to-b*>cSUo* standby tetervtt for a |rowng ffamUyi of tho until hll eight y u r t ire up. buainoiiman whoM UM a Mhl That's tha t»iy It la MW. it wtu loan, at last year'a cost, to get remain that * tv for all (beta who ready ter tha faU and Christmas Sntrr Ih* armed forte* before Eltrad*, tenhowsr signs th# new bill: Ihry Th* policy of mild rostrotet la have a tote* obligation nf eight b*sed on lha belief that prieo Inyears on a ttM Mrvlca and te the flttion ‘sn’t much of a throat th r* terras. tie United Itataa now, but that For those who enlist nr ate * d i t Inflation could h*. And ladrafted altar Uia Mw bill becomes dated credit could Mil lha bulla law. Ihe int*l obilyetlon will hr M u boo mslmply by dvoMtlmStlx y arn Ualsad at atlht. ■ •terilts t* bell any anticipated latlng tt and brtnftog on a host. iatetealfti D build op tarn- They will have to put in combined With I* appitent ftewa ter th* riH. term*, officials fear, could tend tn tertts* Of flfa yeSrt IB th* armSd liresa l l ! the IfSUM teady re som a. M l «M p**r tn th* stead by reset**!. Thoy won't hav* a choir* Is COMING SUNDAY £ ^ r ttv J tr s K ? -• » is r » iw wwi U - F r i m l Si! stew Berri** hs en&diK-rinx the 4-H Bofely fn w sa. GenmlM otm be* aaiata M* —of choosing to go teto tho SMiritateg teady rotarvka prwvtie* no*-i(Htfl-lt teres for Carry­ tsrvs naaot, leak loam to kui- tbtfl they gat out of tho armSd ing m l tutowwfu! eafetv ptoaramo, B re st. IbsyTl hats to *o ml < wraber* in sU IJ stal#* are erftwtlog Coptei nT th* OUOuj I will N« iii !nhlounie eurh a* itew MS la lha utiit to vwluotew 4-H leaden through teady MSgrvi training. vb^r# drawing Tb«v ir# alleroiUlng EiamplM: Jones pats Sul of the Army attar two yom* oervice He mute go teto lha trained reserve* te a CaliAteRla Mralao* 1 i Rwroughfr cowed. A oo IwUnr soared of him, i* fwdueo Iho Nolkwth «uwU tana •SB e fll. WOUw*. 1340 ooo Ipiurwo, CouBtr KxfFiiitoti OOctw. U addition, CM pmrkle* t*#*wtfvw te tbs Nitkmai 4-H BOfety for throe year*. Then Sw another year ho la la tha standby tesorvo*. Congrats mad* s special provl- M in e I minor earth. tMMekttteplaat. While i* F •• ♦ * uwJbl *■5 ■*■ * * * t ,,.. .* ^<c63nn * --= * '» l'' 4 s , ' ,r * *- \jf*4 Jf . . - _ - v. • * ** » * - # . jL 4 * *9 , f* Vts f| ' *l. i ijhj ■ 1 ;i! ! 1 "** I f • 1 »-'. <• -wa \r- _- lit �I j SociaL fcvwtA. Miss D. Jones Future Bride, Feted Tuesday Past Noble Grands* Meet At Home Tuesday Evening ew j r iL i w-wy r wnye"*-" "*•#* . “ **■ r - THE Marilyn Monroe Is Scrutinized By Red Farmers 7 tty Bitty Buddy' Is Beginning Ti* Past Noble Grands Club met with Mrs. II. L. Moore Tuesday evening. Mrs. Brodle Williams presided over tho busi­ ness meeting and honored tho past deputy presidents la tho club. Mrs. Carl Charpening was In rhargo of tho program. The next meeting)! to be with Mr*. W. E. Jameson. Delicious refreshments were •ervrd to Mrs. II. E. Cordell, Mrs. W. E. Jameson. Mrs. C. E. Chorpenfng, Mrs. Fred Myers. Mrs. Nancy Dobbins. Mrs. W. D. Thornton. Mrs. Hmdie William*. Mr*. Charles E. Cole, Mrs. Norm» Kyle, a visitor and the hoatrss. SPENCER, lows. UR—"She's not so bad!" »a!d floris Savrlrv of the Soviet farm drlegslion Tuesday night after seeing Marilyn Monroe In "The Scvtn-Y'car Itch." "Of eounc." he added, "for us It’s not entirely a motion picture of the ttpc to which we are ac nuitomed" "She ha* a beautiful body!" said Peter Babmindra, aim of the Busaian group. "It seem* to me." he declared, with a certain amount of Justifieslion, "that she's not there for the sake of the motion picture but inrirad the motion picture exista for the sake of her." "When *hr doe* tnlmlrray," Bah mindr* said, "'h e sometimes ill* tort* her face " "If you publish this," he added, "ahe'li be angry at me." Marilyn e m e r g e d from the searching examination nf fivr pain ol Russian eve* tonight much better off than Jane Itunrll. One of the Butsijns made remark* duparaging the famous Buiseli charm*—mo»t of them—after see­ ing her in a motion picture Mon­ day night. Try This One Good Eating Means Different Things To Various People Mrs. L. A. Barley honored August bride-elect. Miss Dorla Jones wllh a miscellaneous show­ er Tuesday night at 6 o'clock tn the home of Mrs. J. W. Brown. Decorations of re d . yellow, whit# and pink roses were placed throughout the rooms and one cre­ ation originally displayed a set­ ting of wedding bells tied to can­ dles amid the Gowers. The. honoree was presented ■ corsage of sweetheart rotes anil lily of the valley entwined with wedding belts. Garnet were played and prises went to Mrs. Prsnk Noell tnd lire., 1-elsnd Rudd. Refreshments of punrh. open fsced sandwichrs decorated with various colors a n d different shapes, mints and nuts were ser­ ved. Tho dining room table «M overlaid with • “beautiful" Irish linen cloth and crystal dishes ami matching punch boat were also used. Two threo brinched can­ delabra holding burning tapers By CECILY BROWNSTONE were placed on each side of the Such wonderful ways to serve punch bowl. sweet red chcrnct- We’re talking Tha honor#* wai preienlcd with about fresh fruit—bright red Lam­ BLACK AND WHITE puke*. many lovely gifts. berts nr dark red Bing*. an elegant duo for tho Anthony Those prv-ent to he with Miss Ore them in s make-your-own BiotU aull-dr#e* of Imported Jones were her mother. Mrs. W. salad for lunch, letting family and Italian scroll-printed textured 1„ Jones, her sister, Mi»s Delores guests help themselves from ■ •ilk. designed with the «nt«rJunes, Mrs. C. 8. Sheppard, Miss big bowl of tossed gre«-n», a cruet atatement to *ult the refined Hetty Sheppard, Mrs. Inland | of Fwneh dressing, creamstyle taatea of the 'mUtreM of the lludd. Mrs. Frank Noell, Mrs. cottage fhr»-'e and •rnnped-out manor.1* Cut Uke a fine item, W. O. Rtanscll. Mrs. Robert shells of fresh pineapple piled wllh the aleekly fitted Jacket U edr-d with black Nik gTOagrwm above Cushing, Mr*. Roy Britt, Mrs. I the pineapple pulp, bananas and a etralght-hangtiif pleated aklrt, Kd Klrrhhoff. Mrs. W. P. Brooks cherrlei. Hut rolls go along and J r , Miss Bobbya Morton, Mrs. Iced tel or coffee. There's a Calvin Wright. Miss Paulette really refreshing summer fours# Cason, Mrs. Frances Walton, Mrs. Then lor a fancy dessert, try John Miller. Mrs. Christina Wood­ Individual t'her-y Alsikar. ruff, Mrs. Jo* Wright, Mr*, J. R. CHERRY IIKI.P—YOURSELP Stapler, Mrs. R. L- Morton. Miss SALAD Patty Brown. Misa Martha Gro­ Ingredients: I large pineapple, gan, Mlaa Mltdren Turner, Mrs. sugar. I pound red awert cherries. Armtlda Covington, Mrs, U T. 3 bananas, lemon juice, mixed Sheppard, Mrt. Frank Bryant, iilad grrens, French dressing, Misa Colleen Engebretion, Mrs. creamstyle cottage cheese. By HANK TUT ANT Forrest Eng*brtUon. Mrs. TL T. Method: Slice pineapple in half FT. RILEY, Kan. lfv-Bluo-*yed, Hunt. Mrs. A. L. Wilson, Mrs. W. lengthwise; cut out pulp and dire; auburn-haired Emllle Turney ha» T. Ball. Mrs. Vln Cara. Mrs. B. aprlnkle pulp with sugar to taste; Just flnlahed the task of moving E. Ratliff, l|ss. E. A. Covington, let stand 30 minutes. Stem cher­ Mrs, Margaret Weber, Mrs. Her­ ries; wash in colander with cold 'h e r household —aomo 5,000 miles man Fisher and Mrs. Dels Gallo­ water; drain well and plL Cut ! Emilia la an Army wife whose way, bananas Into H-inrh slices and husband la among the thousands of sprinkle with lemon Juice. Drain # soldiers participating on Operation pineappl* and mix gently with cher­ Gyroscope. In this gigantic more, ries and banana •; pile into pine­ g 000 members of the 1st Infantry apple shells. Let guests help them­ • Division in Germany are tradfng selves to fruit, mixed tiled greens, 1placet with the lOth-Dlvlslon at PL F r e n c h dressing and collage THURSDAY Riley. cheese Makes > servings. The vanguard of the 1st Division Tha WMU and Brotherhood or INDIVIDUAL CHERRY ALISHAS Central Baptist Church will have arrived here Monday. Ingredients: 1 pound sweet red Today Emllle, her two children a supper at the church at 7 p. m. cherries, 16 marshmallow a, 2 and her husband, C.W.O. Vale followed at • p. m. with an ad­ tablespoons pineapple juice, m l Turney, are establish*! in a rent dress by guest seeker Judge Er­ food coloring, 2 egg whites, >« teas­ ed house In nearby Junction City— nest lloutholder. poon salt. U rup sugar. 6 sponge­ W and already are talking about buy­ The Indies Auxiliary of tha cake cups, 1 pint very firm vanilla BLFRE will meet at 11 a.m. at ice cream. ing a home of their own. EmiUe’s task of setting up a new tha horns of Mrs. Paulino Goetha Method; Wash cherrlei In colan­ household in the United States hat for Its business meeting and der with eold water; remove stems monthly luncheon. as added complication. In addition from all but II cherries pit stem­ to her household duUes and caring Th* First Baptist Church Choir med cherries and cut in half. for her lS-month-old daughter fa* will hold rehearsal at 7:30 p. m. Quarter marshmallows; add pine­ trtcla and 4-monlh-oId son Billy, Tha First Baptist Training apple Juice and melt over lour heat, Union will sponsor Visitation to­ stirring occasionally. ■be has a language barrier. Remove from heat; add a few drops of red • A German girl, she speaks and night beginning at 7. p. m. understands a little English but Tho Vacation Blhle Sbcool at tha food coloring—enough to make a her husband still must Interpret Elder Springs Baptist Chapel be­ pretty pink; cool. Beat egg whites at t:S0 a. n«. and salt until stiff; gradually heal * fast-moving conversation for her. gins The First Baptist Jualor Royal In sugar until very thick and glos­ file loves the supermarket. "It's Ambassadors will meet at tha sy; peaks should stand up straight good. fine. You can buy anything church a t 7:00 p. m. when hosier is slowly removed. there,** she said. HIDAT Gently fold marshmallow mixf i e nlded that ever here "every Tha Vacation Bible School at tha turn into stiffly beaten egg whiles. thing's bigger — the shnpe, the Elder Springs Baptist Chspel bo- Fill sponge-cup rakes with very raies-hut the service Is not equal at 1:30 a.m. firm lee cream; add a layer o' !«•» to Germany. A young man thorn gku has an apprenticeship — studies The Commencement Program pitted halved cherries. Spread for tha Elder Bpringa Baptist .three years to bo a waiter. Dresses Chapel Vacation Bible School marshmallow meringue over lop ■cost less here, but they're made will begin at • p.m. The Exhibits so ire m am la completely covered and will be Insulated against broil, batter in Germany, I think." will ba open to the public at T:M e r beak Place on cookie sheet or With her husband’a coaching P . m . plus special classes at FL Riley Tha Sanford Boat aad Ski Club ■broiler tray; brown quickly under to help the wives adjust to life in will meet la the CAP Hall et I broiler; watch carefully beeame America* the Tunwys figure the p. m. All members are urged to this may take only a few seconds. Garnish wllh whole cherries with linguae* problem will be salved visitors ere wtl stems, lervn at once. Makes H shortly. servings. ____ Unmarried eeldlera had few OTHER WAYS WfYH CHERRIES . •UNBAT problems. They went to barracks The filsth District school of Dip sweet red cherries in a frit­ to live*. Instruction of the American Leg­ ter batter and fry in deep fa t Almodt 100 enlisted men and of­ ion Auxiliary will ba held la Euo- Serve with a foamy lemon sauee. ficers, pits St depsndcnls, wen In tle beginning at • : » a. m. Re­ Want to dress up that yellow or the group arriving Monday. Twe gistration is |1 JO aad all off!- white cake made from a mlxT smaller advance valla rame aartler. The movement will MISS NOItMA FAYE HARVEY (Photo bv Coxl Sept. 3 Wedding Date Selected By Miss Harvey, Ensign Clause Housewife Has Important Job f With Moving B I R T H S Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Harper Jr. announce th* birth of an 6 lb. daughter, Hunan I)aiW-n, July 25 at th# Femahl Lauilitnn Memo­ rial Hospital. Mr*. Harper will tw tememlwri-d as lh« former Mias Sue Collum. Sept. 3 has been cho*en as the w<d,,ing date fur Mis# Norma Faye Harvey and l-n«. William ("lar--nre ('tame Jr. The engage­ ment and coming marriage It Iwing announced today by Mr. and Mr*. It L Harvey, parents of the bride.elect. Mi*s Harvry was born In Screven, <!a., and attended schools tn Tam|it end here graduating from Seminole High School in 111.12. She attended Florida State University In Tallaha»*r*> fur on# )«ar ant i« presently a danrt in­ structor at the Duvtiury School of Dancing. Misa Harvey la a mem­ ber of tls Dane* iua*tera of America. Ens. Claure, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Clau*e 8r., v,a* burn In Sanford and graduated from SIIS with the r!a«* of '61. Gradu­ ating with a IIS In Phytic a, from tha Unlvrtiily of North ( arolina, he Is now at lending Navy Flight School In 1’cntatota. The wedding will lie at the First Baptist Chur-h with final pinna being announced at a inter data. In a saucepan with half a cup of light corn syrup. Heat the rhrrries and syrup, stirring octaiionally; then simmer about five minute*. Stir In a quarter teaspoon ol al­ mond extract and cool. Add pitted halved sweet rcJ cherries to a gelatin riew rt; sum# sweet red cherries and a sprink­ ling of sugar; bring edges of pa*, try together so you have triangles Mr. nnd Mra. Dean Wa.le and and crimp edges together with a sons laiwrll and Mike have re­ fork. Prirk turnovers wrll an I turned to their hums in Owensbake In a hot uven until lightly boro, Ky., after a visit with Mr*. browned. Wade's mint and family, Mrs. Want a luxurious d!*h for Sun. W. E. Dowdy on Pineway Burnt. day llrunchT Fold chopped pilt* I sweet red cherries into a light a Frlrndi of Mr*. W. \. Knight a-feather waffle batter. Ilakp waf. Sr. will regret to Irsrn that *be flea and terva with butter, powder* ia critically 111 in tie Florida ed augar and a garni,h of whole Sanitarium tn Orlando. cherries with stems left on. And no one will object to cherry Mr. and Mrs. D. B Watkins mufflnit Just add chopped pltir I •nil family, who recently moved sweet red cbtfriei tn a rich muf­ to PahoVec from Hanford, spent fin batter; serve hot with butter. the werkmd h<ra vldling rela­ Orange sections can go along with tives. Their son. Mike stayed the rherries if you like. over for a fewr days and went Fill spongecake cups with pre­ home today. pared vanilla pudding-and-ple fill­ ing mix; lop with pitted halved When recipe directs you to whip sweet rhrrrjes and a dollop or egg whites until they are "Miff" hut nut dry", beat the whites un­ sweetened whipped cream. How ibnut turnovers? noil out til they rtand in Mill peaks whose your flskird putry and rut in points do not lop ovrr. The air squares. Fill wilh pitta*1 halved bubbles In the egg white* should sweet chen w*. be liny and even. fflc M o ju d i SANFORD IfERAI.D Thaw. July 2«, 1955 F a n 1 BY MABJ01I1E M. MOIt It ISON Florida State Board of Health Mod of ut have heard the rxpro,,ion, "thi* i< good ratuu;'" Whai does It mean to you? O u n ­ ce* are that thi* will depend upon your age, your cultural back­ ground, and the section of the country In which you were rrared. • To a teenager, good eating may he a hamburger and a rhorolatr tnilk'hakr. To a typical rural Southerner, It may bo turnip green* ami cornbrrad. But for a permit of Italian evlrartlon, it may be a diifi nf spaghetti serv­ ed with a gla** of good red wine. To ■ nutritionist. the term meant rating a wide variety of fowls, prepared In such a way at to rrtain Ihrir food value, and trrvrd In an appeliring and at­ tractive mannnrr. Meats prepared with the** standards In mind will mo»t likely meet our body's need*. Each of uv should consider our body as our personal home. Our life *nd health drpend on the ma­ terials we u»* In It — and cer­ tainly food is one of the mml important. We know that ade­ quate fond is essential to good hratlh Wc know that a good diet throughout life help, build resis­ tance, tn disease. IVs nm*t de­ pend upon our food for the ener­ gy to do our Work, si well a* for building and repairing our body tissue*. Why. then, do ws sometime* fail to use the be*l materials In building three personal house*’ A reernt editorial in Th* Journal of the American Medical Associa­ tion gave the three factors effect­ ing good nutrition as follows: not enough money tn purchase the right foods; lark of prarliral knowledge, and tha Influence of superstition!, both ancient an! modern. For most of ns, It h yuit * question of money, but a que< lion of not knowing what wa need tn (Tiler to be well-fed. Murti has been accompli,hed during the pa*l few years through nutrition, but there Is more In lie done. About in year* ago a survey was made nf 3,000 persons with rrgard to their knowledge of good nutrition. Th* survey revealed Ihit less than half knewr enough facta about nutrition In make a wls# srlertion of foods when thry had ■ ehnicr, as In a cafrteria, for example,__________________ Picture With. Paramount Studios HOLLYWOOD Lit - Progress re­ tuxedo with white eoat and hit old port on George Gobel, movie star— pal* of the National Barn Danci Lonesome George, the TV idol, is would never have rrrngnisrd him. making a movie over Paramount It was George, all right. Y*o* way It's a remake of "The Lady could tell when he opened hit Eve," the 1941 laughgeltrr that mouth and lho*e droll tone* cams starred Henry Fonda and Barbara out. He was dom; a scene in which Stanwyck. Only they're not going Mitri swooned in hit arms at thi to call it that; they're looking for sight of hit pet snake. George's another title now (how about "The gyrations to revive her had every­ Heal George"?). one on the set stifling snickers. George was doing a srena with "That’s the way it li all tha Mini Gaynor, who plays th# Stan­ lime." said Mitii a f t e r w a r d s . wyck role, and looking real natty. "David Niven and I have the The little feller had on a ipolicsi darmlest lime keeping straight fares when we'rv playing scenes with George. "He's the funniest man—and «1 *hy! Why. he's probably luffrrmj the tortures of hell tn tiiat arena where he haa to catch me and rip rny dreis," Like Milrl, George Is in good hand*. Directing him It Norman Mrs. W. V Hitting and •laugh­ Taurog, who has handled most of ter. Mis* Gail Hitting entertained the leading comic* of the part 31 with a lovely tra yesterday t«e- | years. Lately he has specialised in tween the hours of 4 and 5:30 Martin and Lewis. p.m. at Ihrir Seminole Boulevard j "People have asked me how h<» home honoring Mis* Ann Itaborn,' compare* to Marlin and Lewis." bride-elect of Aug. 11. said the roly-poly dirrclof. "My Miss Hitting greeted th* guest* answer I* that there t< no compart* nt the door and those in the re- aon—there'* two of them! "Geome is going tn mrprlte a eeivlng line included Mis. Bitting, Mist Ratxirn and her mother, lot of people a* an actoe tu 'a ter* Mrs. M. I.. Reborn Sr. For th# rifle. He h.u a quality tbv* tomes occasion Miss Raborn ehos# s rtflht off the screen at you," Overseeing Ik*. .T,.„ rt 7th l whit# organdy ballerina length lire,! wllh ruffled hodir* and a Jones, a rotund Ifprrehaun wh» blue taffrt* w»*h which tied in produced the first "Lady Eve." AI»o film* with Bed Skelton. Hint x targe l-ow at th# back. The tea table, overlaid with a Crosby, Bob Hope, ole., Including hand embroidered linen ctoth, j several "road" epic*. held a central arrangement of "This Gobel has a great quality pink roses, balanced on each side In the nishes," Jones remarked, by silver candelabra holding pink "He leap* right nff the screen." tapers. Silver appointment* were used for th* dainty sandwiches, No More Ironing nuts, mint* and individual hrart shaped cakes adorned wllh ros# WASH PANTS! buds. Punch waa serve,! from a crystal pumh bowl by MJs* Joan Wright. In th# living room a bridal thmn# predominated in th* floral arrangement* of whit# gladioli and pastel which were_ refleeted In th# large minor behind • sofa. ' . . . . Mr*. T. F, McDaniel, Mrs. Harry Woodruff and Mrs. John ». Ivt y assisted In serving dur•ig the afternoon. Approximately 5 guest* railed during th# appointed Hour*. Bittings Give Afternoon Tea For Miss Raborn USE SNAP-LOCK CREASERS TV 's Mr. Peepers Can Compile Book LAS VEGAS, Nov. — Wally Pox, IHeviftim's Mr. Prvpen, esn now cornpil* hil I-*' ''l|! book: , July IS -Started four week Mint. Itl.ooo a week. *» Mar ot Dunr» Hotel flour »lmw. July 16—Eued after three shows laid egg. »»?• management July IS—Hired hark. Sama salary. New material. July 26—Fired again. Not enough customers, they »af. And now? Mickey Rooney and Joey Foreman ar# scheduled to re­ place C..x. slatting last night, fur what's left of the engagement. Cnx, * *hy, bespectacled comedi­ an, sail he didn't know what he'd do next. The management of the Dune* didn't say what would happen about the comedian's pay. Tues­ day night Cox hadn't been offici­ ally inhumed that the Dimes would get slung without him when a re­ porter told him the new*. "My go»h." said Cox. "Well, think nt that!'1 It U 8 Fa Ini K**r liKVIS, khuMw, t!ua* KiirrM SNAI'-I.OCKS nra I lie best. Just put in Ih e Iriiitserw while w eL I lie rre:u*e U Im ket! in H N A I'-I.O C KS ure h eavier, ruNl-proof, Qi m Vary thus# breakfast waffles? Add grated chcete, chopped nuts, 0 MEN'S MEN silver* of bulled nr bakrd hant or 306 K. FIRST crumbled bacon to the batter. WEAR PH. I7I1-J tyCo4& do you meatuie STIRLING SILVER? R u n or# vofuwi tn Gorham Asarflng that your ay* connor saw** •aclushr# I pt*c* knit# hoodie* that ***** loosen or show ugly teonttj finer Sterling than U. S. Standard; tha foci tha* Gotham patterns or* AVAHAUf AfTEf MANX.YEARS (wo still fill in. , So* our CofWctlon of 93 xrondeiful pattornt M who** variety you oon find aiartfy tho right derign to honoonlxo wWi your,horn* furnbhingi^ jp \ quir* Plot* Sorting* • i l lsSk rtesC M sersn. h w lr o s S » ,j> » Issm .l Wed twL ’ l 5 ^•M il CM Hi W nt E. K A D ER , Jeweler m aw M . I l f 8 . Park Avfis S57-W i ..iJ �1 Suggested By USDA For Tomato Crops Th# l ’. 8. Department of A«rieultura feaa rr<"mni*n«l.d adoption of a marketing agreement end ord»r for torn*toe* grown in FlorIda »outh or #eet of tha Su wanes River. Growers will be given an opportunity at la rarljr dale, to vote for or against the agreement, according to M- F. Millar, Lake* land. Field Representative of the USDA. Tomato (rower* will b* notified "f the date* of th# voting period and will ho furnished ballot* a-id ropiea of th* propoaod order by •gent* of th* Department of Agri­ culture. T w o third* of th# tom#to grow­ er# by number or by volum* who vot# la th* referendum mu»t ap­ prove th* lieuanr* of th* ►arket- 1 orcouasc too Bur wore 0 0 wivtV Iff* AIWUS Tm*,* > HUtOAUDf THAT l » A M g Q u C ST O N * wvE5 one oeucoTt at® * s rOAIC u m i COtATUBW ANO Tr*ev HAVE TOK CON5TANTLV RCASSuOeD o r ThCiO t— ^ Kj SBahOS' U M .---- ' I w r t L W H A T IF 5 0 M B AF he w outW 'f H U S B A N D SHOULD SAY l [•n o . 1 DON'T LOvf YOU*? MUIW BOMBM, ft, g bland* from Upulo. Sweden, t* etvoww after S i w n choeen MLa* U-vIrene from among 81 international beeutlee •nt#r*d In lh* fourth annual beauty contest at Long Beach. Calif. Sh# told report tea: "I think thl* la tha grwataat day of my Ufa." Mira Roenbut* vital aUUatirs are 88-S8-M. ffwtenteUenal geund*he*aj Video, Movies Rarely Spoke fmmrdiat* erlletmenta are now ••pen la the United glate* Manna Corps. fl* 1 l * I v M i . c w w .. 'rr-rte n TmM r ^ l u r v d t H ] y o u HANS A FAMILY O te te W F 'N t Arrordlng to T Brt. Donald R. Grot*, local Marina tccrulter, .her# I* no dalay ar long period of waiting for man desiring to •nll»t In th* Corps. Qualified ap­ plicants ar« now being accepted at the Marine Corps recruiting station located at P. O. BuLiilA BanforL m If you're ready to g* an active duty hod want to leave right away, you can bo enlisted immedi­ ately and sent t# racniit training at Pairl* Island, 8. C. Although m m applicant* previously eipartenred delay In being accepted, th* recruiter pointed out that Ihtr* U no longtr any wailing period. Volunteer now and you’re on your way U becoming a Marin*, ha M id . Currently, mm ar* being accent, ad for four and aig year* with liberal kanuaaa paid upon reealisL meat. Retirement benefit# hava ala* 'neteased under tha provision* af the n»w pay reit* aaacted by Congress. Thus, a young man wha •nllste at aga 17 or II and serves M years can retire at aga 87 and draw liberal retirement pay far tha rest of hla Ilf*. There la ns payroll deduction mad# far this pay, th* an Ure cast to barn# by tha United Stales Gavammaat. Yswng man who wish t* gat atariad aa aa axritlag sam e with tea NEW YORK, UR-lt could b* that th* recent hilly nurrug* of lh* television and movia Induvtrie* la a love match. It alro could b* a ihotfun wedding with Uut threatenmg figure of piy ic* TV holding lh* gun on both brid* and groom. In any event, tha hnot hat been tied and tha couple h n Ml up light boutekvepiag. Everybody bai pretty much forgotten Uut only a abort Uim ago they acarctly ipoka t* each other. * A coupla of weeht ig* Broadcaning Telecasting magatln* dug out a comprehensive study af tha commercial upecta af th* mirruga, la lubttanra, M found Ihil tatovliioa film* aow are a gog milhua dolter a year buetaeee—end may be a 850-mtUinn-dollir *nnr.*l butinei* by tha and af tha year. Thu, of courts, 1* gnod new* in H o l l y w o o d , where numrrou* ■ourtea My employment It up and there’* a new aura of prosperity But the television audience wool be able to j u d g a th* marriage fairly ualll the couple ha* .settled lata the community sad begun con­ tributing la tt. lo M*( itUl a Bin* at 'uttltoat rather than answer*. For eiamplc: Does n heavy film *rh*dula in th* coming year me*n better TV entertainment? 1* Hollywood going lo glva it* belt la the telemlm medium? U K dees ran It attract mere people to mavto thiaWrt? But If It Art* a mediocre 01m Jab far TV. to tear* Us* d eager af affecting teaalar racalptal A t peasant tear* appear* te b* two approachas t* tha making af fllava Involving two aampaalaa pew- California Coupla Halpt With Fint o fin er Mflk Sold Anywhere. le»# than M per cant qf th* volum* mult »l#n th* agreement b«for* H can become effective. Th* marketing agreement and order would author!** th* regula­ tion of ihlpmenti of tom*toe* by grade, lUe, paallty, and park*. Tha regulations could apply to any or all portion* of the production are*, dm me any period of th* marketing Comparable grad#, »i«* and quality regulation* will apply to Imported tomato** wh*n regula­ tion at* i> affect on Florida grown tomato**. Th* agreement and ord»r would ho administered hy a commit!#* rom pored af 18 Florida toaiato grower*. ^ Terminates Friday With Exercises TS»« taeatloB Blbl* Bctad. • pon »or*d by th# P in t Shiloh Minion*ry Biptlrt Church. Wait 18th 8t.. Banfnrd will hava Mi commencement program Friday beginning at T:4S p. m. Th# de­ partment* eihlblt will be opened to th* public at Till p. n . All parent# art eipecied and argtd to attend. Th# rrogrtm wHl b# at fellows: Th# CaU to W ont* • Song . . Bringing la Tha Ihaivaa Mott# Song , , Remember Thy Creator Prayar . . . In Unlaon, Music, Sweat Ho«r af Prayar Pledge la Christ!** Flag. Bang.. Count aa Mt. Pled pa to United Stale* Flag, Song. .My Country tin of thee. Pledge to tha Holy Bible, gong. . Th# Bible. Prognm By Department# Beginner Department . . . Mr*. Frame* Jcnkln*. SupL Primary Department . . . Mr*. Guttle Danleli, Supt. Junior Drparlmrat . , , , MU* Mildred Jooai. Supt. Intermediate Department . .Mr*. Maria Coleman. Supt. A Short Addma . . . Bov. A. P. Po.teB . Offering Remark# by the Faitor. Mrs. A. L McClain, Principal FHP Tells Of Plans To Pul 10 Stations On 24-Hour Basis TALLAHA88FK,—>a*wwa* a# inrreaiing damanda bf aknwt % night long flaw af I n S h m htgfcwaya. lh* Florid* Highwwp paired M id today Ijat k * iH p d II 1$. Patvef fwwvde. K Mid tfi« k*o addMto wilt be tbeo* at Pannaui City, Palm lahaavca, Lak* O Stallowa already am o M-hoor basis Include Miami, JeefcsowviiH Tampa, Pahokee, and Lakeland. In aovarnl butenraa, tha *UM dapartmant In Ha Jama watoaee showed skyrockets huvoaim Is traffic aw Florida highway*. at UmTT r D aouniar m U J. IT near Lak. Ptarid, a total af 8A il eohiclea pat* that We*Wen dally. A 1044 per eawi twerwaa* an U.8. IS at Paanla Spring*, a tatal daily flaw af f. 0 4 dallyi a 814 per eant Inm ate la lh# period from 1950 in tiaffte wear U S. M at Phillipa Inlet, a* 8,011 eabkWa a day. AMBASSADOR RBCBSVW VATICAN CITY te-P o f* P XII yesterday racotvad V A A baisador Clara Baatba Lata bar first audlaaco al*a* te* 1 cam* envoy la Italy m en • two yaara aga. Rev. I. M. Daniels, Pastor Caa good* and a l tgpaa ad toad brought will be gives to tea Good Samaritan Romm �CUT ON DOTTED LIN E. . . USE THIS CHECKLIST Genuinely different art trior a lm t iM Conventional, Modem or Brittany Homes VaHed RfW Lfnae Varied Front Doan I Shrubbery •prigged Front and 8Ma Tarda Carport and Screened Forth n o o n (LMng Item ant room Vlnjd P in tle Floors front at hanee) B Cltrua Traaa par Boaaai ▼alarHa (lata) rinaapplr (FaHr Pink Grapefruit p s rk a y | Q. E. KITCHEN: these features C.F Refrigerator C.F, Range OF ni.po*«R I ” I I I *■ r ,f fid Cal. Water Baatar GK '>'«hwaeher (in l-hath GK VutnmaHa Waahar fin t-hath hontatT Formica Conntar Tope, o adga I I FOR B EA U TY : I FOR CO M FO R T: d C a m jL VIrota TV*ora Vinyl Paint Roof— Tfle or lu fK -t* * t h WWW Mertda CWpa Venetian RBnda Full Ceram la Tile Hatha Furrad and naatarad Walk Inaulatad Ceiling* Manta Chef Heater, Matone Heatar In Bath If atone Kitchen Fan Bflent Fvttokae I FOR C O N V E N IE N C E : I FOR S A FE T Y ; I O TH ER 10 or more Double Heehrfc OtHMa Large Storage Extra Large Cloaata Caramla Tfla ft(Ha Waterproofing and or Floor Haft Metal Termite fhleii* Bunt inder FHA and VA Sanford Building Cede F A C IL IT IE S : Concrete Curbs Farad Itraata FIN A N C IN G : □ □ 7 J J 7 7 7 7 8 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 □ n n □ □ n n n § 8□ ▼A j No Down Poymonts for V A , $ I J F am n u at I and compare 7 ✓ Larpr P l o t ! - V f x IMt ta lFY x Lake Front Lota i □ 7 7 ▼triad Color OmnMnattoM consider. □ / I HOMES: Closing Costs as low as Q Q □ �Sox Push Credited To Unsung Fielders American Loop Tight Scramble Pastrano Displays Footwork Legal Notice in iv is iiiu s i Paled this llth Say of Juts. A. p ill. Pantsl V. I.utrss. *■ Administrator of |fc* Ra­ tals of Akb I-ukao itinai. rincrrr. is avis m u •an*rxoi.ii r e e m , r ta - ji in " r ’fix e r n r vn. h i t CMUKltON M. NilAL-, afla At 1CB R KRAI* _ , Plalaltff, • e5nr.dK,di:«n& » av. M ajor League Leaders homer epna in the fourth with two on off Art Houtteman. Gui Eernial'a three-run homer for Kansas City was the big blow la the first game, but Washing­ ton's Tom Umphlett sent It into eatra i n n i n g s with a two-run homer in the ninth. The A’a BUI Harrington, third of four pitehera, gained Mi tin t big league victory la the second tilt. Detroit banded BaMtmer* Ha eighth etrelght lose In the opener, and led M after five innings o the nightcap. Then tha Oriole* scored thro* runs In both the fifth and alxth Innings to knot the score. Jim Dyck'a single scored Cal Pllrhlna baaed na 8 declelons — Nearnmlif. flrnoklra, lf-1. .Sit. flUlki- ile Jiinee, Cblrann, ill, ASSSINtl'AX l.r.AUI P Itallln* baaed r« Ilf at bats — Ka11he. llelrnlL .111. Jlaaa—Kallne, Del roll. II. ^^Iluaa baited la—Kalina, Detroit. 1"lit#—Kalins, Pal roll, IIS. Inma rune—Kalins, Patrnll, It doles baste—III*era, Ckfesae, PlleMar based en f iertiloae— ■lean New Verb. t-1. IIS atrlkeauls—Ocoie, ClnveUnd, ISA A n 1 *11 . (Clerk** Beal) . . O P. nerndna. rierk nf rirrnll P e a r l, Demlnolr Cntinle, PI-rida. Un o I. Ilunl P. Cl t Ituceell llnrtietir ar-i.rne. fi>r Plaintiff It* x Main kireet nrlandn. Plnrlda Preaa Thornton Future Matter* gr4-*r»! o r n o i m u vn ***xr icncrt onnponATtow. a title for Cobby Wars of August*^ Uiaroteed New Turn cersmrotlau. Ga„ yesterday, defeating Joe Rts]• • i-nknawa eaelena, eui-raaeMe* banks of Daytona Beach, Fla. I- tH«*rr>f, dtreslac*. > efiwkkaldThe two youngsters finished tho refutation 24 boles for their divialona with MS strobes each. State prop champion Booker Moon of Tailabaieee, woo runner■eta—k. up wttk a . Frank Boynton of Orlando, Fla., tho 1454 runner-up, had 22k f n. > gam ground, losing the second game of a double-header to Balti­ more g-7 after winning the opener It. CHICAGO lit — Having been In­ The current leaders, New York, formed just before ring lime that Chicago, Cleveland, Boston and De­ be had become the father of a troit, are the tame five dub* who bouncing baby boy, Willie Pastrano fought 11 out for the ISIO pennant. was in a dancing mood Wednes­ That year the season closed with day night at Chicago Stadium. Cleveland a game behind Detroit, He showed off hia nimble foot­ and New York two garnet back. work, plus one of the best left Boston ran fifth that year, eight jabs In the light-heavyweight games out. ranks lines Pittsburgh Billy Conn, Kanaaa City grabbed a double to carve out a unanimous 10-round win yesterday over the Washington decision over Chuck Spicier. Referee Prank Gilmer scored the Senatori t-4 and 4-1 the opener nationally televised fight M-9t (or going II innings. the 19-year-oM New Orleans box­ In the National, the Cincinnati er who now live* In Miami Rearh, Rrdlegs ganged up on Brooklyn in Fla. Judge Kd lleinti called It 95 91 the loth inning for a 4-1 victory, while Milnaukre Braves and Judga John Hray 974*. Spicier, Id, of Detroit, proved a handed Robin Bobs rla of the Phil­ nigged, if not slow, opponent, for adelphia Phlla hli first defeat since the springy Pastrano and did well June M. The Braves I-l victory considering ha hai had only five left them in second place, 1214 pro aeraps since being discharged games behind Brooklyn. The Chi­ cago Cubs flattened the New York from the Army last April. Rpleaer waa regarded a fine Giants twice, 4-2 and M , while prospect after a groat collegiate 8t. Louis downed Pittsburgh 4-1. record at Michigan State, during Waller Drops was the hotshot which he waa captala of tits 1452 hitter lor the White Sox, who U. S. boxing team. evened their aeriei with the’Yan­ He still hai power and should kee! at one each. Dropo bad three do better M the International Box- hits and drove In three runs ai h g Club wishes to match bln with Chicago knocked Eddie Lopat from eomeone ha ran catch. the mound in the second inning. Ex-Yankee Harry Byrd held New York to three hit* through seven Innings, then wai driven to the shawm when the Yanks got three runs on four hits. Dixie llosreU came on to preserve Byrd'* sixth victory, Boitoii made H two straight over aa! oath ef yen. are hi that a sail baa HAW C /N C f N N A T f 5Q U TH PA& \ TO! A u rr r. m i l . fills— Aaraa, Milwaukee, lit . list Rslfaal Xtroat ( | lteme rune— Hnlder, Brenklje, 'i>.nte»mery. Alabama von, Ann h n i f u r Tfrvrtnrn ^ a t e le a bate*— llo je i, at. I-oula, hander Tpm Brewer. Pleraall's fbif a (••■mclalnt foe Dlenrro bat 4«*n flt*d aealnsl vaa, and t<m ate renulred In reeve e roliy uf f our Aacwee «r I’leadlne In IHe .iTtplalnt an Iba plaintiff** atlnrKmt, J nirxpn.i. iionxnitT, *»s r:-rik Main Itlreel, nrlandn. yin. rlda; and file the ntlelnal Answer oe Ptendlnr In Ihn nfflre «f the Clerk ef the nrenlt Cnnrt In and fnr Wemlnnle rnanlV, Flnrldn, nn or befere Ibe llk lay of Anaasl. A l» 1111. If van fan In dn en, Indemenl by default will be liken eostitsl rex fnr Ibe relief demand­ ed In ibe Cnmplnlrl.__ - SHOULD NUXHALL, Detroit Tiger* in the closest Amer­ ican League pennant scramble in It yean. Not since 10(0 when Detroit won the flag two days before the sea­ son ended has there been aueh a balUa. The Chicago Whita Sox defeated the New York Yankees yesterday 7-4, and the Boston Red Sox By JOHN CHANDLER The Associated Press The heat was on in more ways than one today with only ft'* games separating the first-place New York Yankees and fifth-place Georg# Crowe drove home one run with • tingle. Billy Braton'a in­ field Mi scored the winning ran. Wally, Moan blasted a grandalam homer while Harvey Hsddix Jim Shirley Leader O f Sanford Attack W ith Pinch-Hitting H'S best VHH SEAiOi yer• sr AKRON. Ohio IP-Texai pro By ROBIN IlHOWN Tommy Dolt, who ihot a 23 tinder A crowd of R20 test night saw par to win lait year, begins a OF H/9 four-day defense of hi* title in the the Hanford Caidinal* blast their / OHH *15.000 Rubber City Open Golf way to victory with a sparkling PA C E Tournament today In a field of eighth inning rally. 1» entrant). SHUTOUT* King Pin of «he attack was Jim Roll letted the Ftreitone County VfiTH * Shirley onra rrUased, now return­ Club count •esicrday and aald It /V ed slugger, fShirley was released "played mui-t tougher than it did . HALF A' while hatting a cool .327,) Jim, tail year." SEA SO /i pinch hitting for Card pitcher The layout hat been changed aV h a d o h e „. Roland Manfrtdi, blasted a hard S t r i He o f 24 lengthened to nearly 0,700 yardi. hit fingle into center field to sc o reless It hat a par of 72. drive in hHller and Praneia lata MH/HGS. After U hole* today and another in tho eighth to save the day for prodigies, a renewal of a southern 10 tomorrow, the field will be cut the Cards, feud, and a showdown between to the low GO prot and 10 low The Coeoa Indiana opened the two meet-scarred warriors high­ amateurs who will go on through game with a one run lead which light today's quarter-final round of 11 holes Saturday and the Anal II they held for exactly three outs.. the 5Mh Women's Western Ama- Sunday. * ~ -, They picked up the little gem off ' teur tourney, The best practice round ytiter, First things first, the spotlight day wai a W by Akron amaiaur a single by Gontalex. a sacrifice hy manager Doug Williams and really belongs on the match be­ Andy lilaa. ^ a sharp single to left field by tween torrid-shooting Carol Dlrin- On the itrragth of his vicle^ Ino Kodrigrs. Not wanting any gcr of Tiffin, Ohio, and Mr*. Mac last year. Bolt has boa* M ailed more of th's sort of stuff Card 5lurray Jonr* of Southern Pines, at the man lo beat, bnt he is pitcher hfanfredl burned three N.C., the “oldster" pair. assured tough competition. hut onee by the next batter to Co-medallst Miss Diringer, who Top monry winner rm rm r m JO B P lP SfsiH H iH O Sor retire the side. yesterday whacked three strokes Gene Littler, of Palm Springe, SC O R ELESS F i TCHiHQ /H THE A U 'STA R GAME, The gome tightened up consid­ off mrn's par in a It hole, second- Calif, who has picked up mora _ AFTER CO.A/AKS m o fac e erably In the second frame, but round triumph, is seeking her first than *15.000 this year. A HASSSrioFPSP STTUAPOH, Doug Ford, int Kiametha Lake. only after Sanford had flipped a Western Amateur title in 10 tries. HE 'S PEL'EVEP TO E E Mrs. Jones, a former eastern N.V., pro who won lb« National run aeross the platter with a THE YOUHOE S T HURLER , combination walk, hot single and player, was 19SO Western Ama­ PGA Tournament In Detroit Tues­ E V E R TO P ER FO R M lli a sacrifice by Pray, Schmit and teur runner up and Ui 1953 and day will have a big following whro THE M AJORS HAVIHO 1951 was a meet semifinalist. Min he lees off this morning. • Terrell respectively. HURLED EfSOFAH tHHtiG Diringer, 29, as Is Sirs Jones, Again in the sixth the Tribe BEFO R E HE WAS /6. Nebraska will open its footk^i sneaked a run aeross by capita­ was Western Amateur runner up season with a game In Rawalion lising on a Card error, a walk in 1MB. and reached the meet RepL 17. The Comhusktra beat quarterfinal) in 1914. and a good bunt. Hawaii 50-0 in thtlr first meeting The Sanford end of the eighth The •'Kid'* akirmlth Is between last season. opened with a roar ai the talent- the other co-medalist, li-year-old «| bat of Terry Terrell guided a WUn Smith of St, Clair, Mich,, long fly Into left. It would have and 17-year-ol<I Anne Qua it of Ev­ been an easy three bagger but it erett, Wash, Stiss Smith, at a ISbounced through the only hole yexr-old, won the Mexican Open. 1 1 Olds “98” in the entire fence and by the Mill Quast, as a 1( year-old, waa H o lid a y < ground rulra was held to a the youngest player ever to qualify for the National Amateur. I double. Cook then took flret the : hard way; he waa hit by a pitch­ The Dixie acrip Is between Un. ed ball. Tbcn as expected Bert Seoll Probaseo of Chattanooga, Miller bunted. The Indian first Tenn., 1950 Collegjata champion aa hasrman was In for the play but Betty Rowland, and Mary Patton Itert foxed the whole crew by Janssen of Charlottesville. Va, • shipping a neat one down the Mra, Probaseo end MUa Janssen third base line. Everybody ad- met In the 1955 finals of the South­ vanced safrly. A couple of bat­ ern Amateur won by Mr*. Probter* later, pinch hitter Hhlrtey ■sea. *53 Dodge f llaln. trill* ■ I* If .114 dtd hfa Job well by poking a hard The day'i fourth match Is be­ Club Coup* l. ik r l.n l — I. l l . . . . single, thua two runs scored and tween Curtla Cupper Pat Lesser of I'a > t n t ia II. . . h . . . . . . I t I I .111 J4«. rotSItkqre - - - IS 1* .Itt Hanford led J to 2. On an error Seattle, Wajh„ and the meet** w . p, i w c h _______ ii s i .tat the Carda racked up another run "dirk bone", IB-year-old Vernlee * | Plymouth | m i : * i t .T * T K b V t '. s i n t r Pico of Galesburg, HL, a junior U‘Mt I'slni It-arh *. (ialntarllle I to sort of rlnch the deal. fie Ihninaal In the top of the ninth the In­ at Florida Southern. Oiland't S, 7* k ,la n d I diana tried a pin:h-hltter but With the thermometer crowding aaalMrd 4, I'nma a It a r t u t i* Il f * . Ii 11, H L I’t l r r i t u r * Hanford quelled their attempt* to 1M yesterday, the willowy Carol lore oser the first nine in 31 en gain any oeore. The game ended with Saxford route to a I and 4 victory over Orlande ---- ;n 11 .**; (Steee — — ___ _ l l i t ,t t J holding 4 runs, 8 hits and com­ Charlene Croaa, Wincbealer, Ky.. the Kentucky State champion. Pei Inna llrark----It *1 .111 *52 Plymouth $ W. I', lira, h __ _ SI SI .It* mitting 2 error*, and Cocoa with aaalerd _______ St OS SO* 2 run*, S hlta and 1 error. Win­ Club Coup* aalnearllle ... So SI ,IS'r Although light heavyweight lakeland____ _____41 St ,«T ning pitcher was Roland Man- champion Archie Moore was born *4- I'etarehurx . . IS *1 .11* fisdl, losing pitcher Chat Ia* and raised In this country, he (IANS'* TODAY Green. lakeland at Orlande gained hi* first reputation aa a HI Pale at t>«rtnna Dsath imOA ................... ■ear-,4 ai I'MM ; M ille r e f i ! ! ! W, l’a<m lira, ii at rialnaxlH* 4rata loo in a m i .i i i r . i v l im iii i: Jim KonsUnty, are relief William* «J I f ! ! I Itdrla-a If * « 1 • pitcher for the Yanker*, wa* a (.‘lino lb * • * f A. It'd rip's J J • ‘ four-sport star at Hyracusa Unlt:. lie* a it * * * f (T*ity — baseball, basketball, c*u in J 1 ! ! soccer and boxing. (Irooa r e * • • J Peach p } J • • b- wr. I'ni's it e a fa u n an■ M tq £ PO R TS F I L L E R S B o h ______ sax po n d ab fc a a In a race at Monmouth Park titla year Jockey Tommy Mere £hm ll|k e f rode My Dream Lady trained by* hi* father and owned by Ms CaekVtlb • • :; i; Mllfr. Kranrla•*tb *! 1 •4 !I M'rlella r ( • 1* I Sl'afredt p t * t I L'Mflord p • • • J •-eklrlea I I *f Tatale OB p XTXI a—MinaU-t fnr M*nfr*dl la Ilk. ll—r<in*l<d fnr Call In »th. Pena _ ______ _ lea eei HI t •aalard — ------ to* eae M ,— I K—Maurtetle, Tartall, Mearredl. A- llndrle>iaa ll 4]«niaDa. Proy. flontalta, IL Miller, fn a tli. Maselalln. Kill—I. ludrlauee. D. Citnk. b lt-Mtrlaue*. Shlrlrr. Proy, III— arla. C. Daexse, Tarrall ■)*—L Irlian. SHkhaliL Wllllama. <1r**4L tip—Proimle la D. Cnak ta {■roji Ooasalaa la t, Ite4lrtaaaa ,«ft—TSwoa I, Kanfard I*. Illf-eff —Ortea I, Manfradl t. Ranafard I, iHl-kr—Manfradl I. (Data 4, IKS— Ilraaa I la 1 laalapa Maatredl V la I Inniaqa. Droch I la I laalag. I^narnrd 1 la I laalap. n*Kll— Manfradl t-t, Urran |.|, Prank 1-1. Lanaford *.i, IIIIP— Green (Milfir Oreea C—«»rda#r. Kes' AH EAD I2IN NEW YORK IM-Blf Walt Dropo onee more ii a big man with the bat. Ha hai overcome some bad babiU at lha plait. Since the All-Star Gama July 12. the 4-5, 220-pound Chicago While Sox first baseman has looked mora like the Dropo of 1950, when he bit .222, tied for the American League’! runi-battcd-in title with l i t and hit 14 homer* at a mem­ ber of the Boston Red Sox. ."Yes, Walt anna la playing ball A t use these 'days,1* said Manager Marty Marion today as the White Sox went Into the third game of the Yankee aeriei trailing the league leaden by one game. “ I would lay Walt la hitting better because he has corrected bad batting habit*,1" the lanky manager continued. “ No longer does be take a long laiy swing. lta sharp with a purpose. He is getUng mora power now that he u hitting more off the front foot. And ke finally got rid of that Banway Park awing." Dropo was in quick agreement about tha “ Fenway Park awing.1 CordeyH asl9th Victory A dded To Win Column N Pontiac HIM *68 Plymouth 6 County MOTORS INC j j *j Florida State League stratosphere all season is Alex Gordey. He got victory No. It last night and would have had n shutout if Lakeland hadn't scraped together an unearn­ ed ran In tho ninth.* Gordey gave the Pilots a meas­ ly tour htta. Urn Flyers clubbed out 11 hits off Bip Sewell and Jim Turner, Including a homer by Josa Gaudreaa and tour atagles by Tony Catch, Daytona Beach ootdugged St. Petersburg u-T and last place West Palm Beach won its third itraigM 411 ever Gainesville. Baytown Beach scored eight m ef tho Braves tbwd out to OMan aecood haaeman AI QandotfL Bofh rannera were gaught baton they could get hack. The biggest crowd of (ho night waa SI0 at Sanford. GabonLOe WILL YOU BE OURGUESn A N N O U N CEM EN T • . . , i ft i... • tz.T y if^ h ^ s a' 1>fc|~ # a ^ 1 i'S TVT 'a r. ,S ' # ! • * it x e 1 /.• -1 ! '« Y ' f ^ •1. [ 1 1 �• # WAM 4 L -1 TI1K HANFORD HERALD Thur*. July 25, 1935 Page P I f I t t Worth Anything It’s Worth Advert tola* la M w ja m POR SALS m rOR SALE — 3 KMWffl Home, Sewtef Sachloc*. aad Repairing i, Block from Sooth SIS* achooL BERTS 1M 8. Park PWm I7C. Call 2341. ____ _ — Factory to Too — Aluminum For vour Real EM U •**•* Cullen and Darker. Realtors Venetian Minds 1M N. Park Are. Phom* f l t t Eaeleatd head. Sag-proof — o rail with piacUe coca. Plastic er rayoe tapea. Cotton or nylon Tour bedroom home. 1H b*lh». eerdi. Full dining room. Glassed la potch- JH err«» ®f cleared SenkaHk Glass and T aint C n rbooe S3 find with fruit tree*. ahada. tU lit Wett 2nd SI trrci Priced onl» 111.000. Term* METAL ROOriNG eta be arranged. ta Stock. S-V Crimp —tU ” Robert A. WlUlama. R ealto r New Corrugated— 2S " Corrugated. Raymond E. UadauDL A iacliU Get all Your roofing needs at rbooe 1673 Allantio Bask Bid*. Sherm an Concrete Pipe Cob Out West IJth St rtsone ?to» J. W. HALL., REALTOR RED-I-M1X CONKRETE Florida State Bank Building "Cali Hall" Pbone ITiB Miracle Concrete Co. 309 Flm Ave Phnne IBS Oiier • Weller nomca, Ine. L*»ed turniturc. appliance*. roots, General CoatracUsc etc. Hought-sold ljrry'a Mart. • Commcrrul—ru'tom & Low 1_ FOR RENT 321 Evil Ut St. rbooe Kit. Co«t Home* VflLaRA APARTMENTS: rooms, n et MeilaavUlo Are. Pham tm t YOU don't have to aee the errdit private hatha. 114 W. First S i manager to »a\e doliaev legiti­ mately on our GIGANTIC Re­ 4 BEDROOMS lUHawaj aad Baby Beton” moval SALE Livms room. Dining, Sun room. ROBINSON MUSIC CO. Large modern kitchen with 5*L. m Stoic and Refrigerator. Cera­ tie N. Orange Ate. Orlando. 111. mic Tile Bath. Large cloieU. in FIT FOR A QUEENOn 1 loU with abade Irtei. t& roam Rubber Mattreiaea, InnerS p r i n g Mattrrnei, Courbet, Funuhed KitcneaMte apU. Air ,l< ROSA L. PAYTON Baby Beds. Renovating. Uphol­ CMdltamed. Slumberland Court. (Reg Real Estate Broker) stering and Slip Oner work. ggUR Ctty Umila Highway 17-93. Annibelle Hcadcnon, Aavociate New Location — Highway 17-82 NIX BEDDING MFG. COa Bedroom Home. W Block from Ull Sanford Are. Tbone U4-J. at Hiawatha. Phone 3871. Soe(M4a achool. Cad 3&4L QUICK CASH for furniture. boaU. M. BALL. BROKER WWW Semlneia Realty for Dt«Jr» RAYMOND motors. B u y one piece or com­ S D. Hlgtleyman. Associate i N t IM M u d ApU. Thooe 77. plete home. Thoufinds of arti­ O M. Harmon. Associate cles for sale at the Phono Mi FURNISHED 2 Bedroom H<*!••- KM South Park Are. Super Trading P«*l on 17-82 , / c K » to- U l Weal Ut SL rbooe 1 Mile South. Phone 2312-R Home. 2 bedroom, 3 1U________________________ Sl'RBURBAN kitchen equipped. 2 car garage. Chrome table- 4 cbsiri. 23 00. Beautiful shade trees. 3 acres Organ $40, combination detk A of land, 3 in groves. 2 in muck, hoik shelf. <oak> $to, maple din­ m eed $10,300. Term*. ing table $10, Hall -land with • Room and Bath. I l l Elm. mirmr 1* Pbona BB*y» _____ - 2 Bedroom borne locatrd in one THE CURIOSITY SHOP of the beat sections on two lot* better trailer living fee Next to Bennett's Court oa corner. Beautifully landSahJando T rad e Park. tS ta ra . 17-92 South_________ agaped. hardwood floors. strict­ ly modern. $11,300. Terms. Bagfftrly Appliance Cent** borne hai two large b*d"Your V'e»Unghouse Healer" ! ^ AvdL".v a r.V d rg This rormi, separate dining room, Mix tap Washers ereat large utility room, jalousied Its Magnolia Ave Prone 1737 for porch. It U located on two loti, who care.’*. Adult*. has double garage. Priced GOOD Practice PUno. C H E A P . $12,000. Kitchen equipped. Phene 117KJ. BAGS APT. tor couple. SttH tub St. Phone 236-J. You ahould see this lovely lake FRESH OKRA — Cut daily, fine front home with 96 feet of lake for home Freerew. Cheap. Cali It has two bedronmi. 1378-J. Charles English. y ir p ^ s iL K !1*'” 2frontage. baths. Florida room. I Super Trading Post On 17-92 8livlar room,Tinted garage S Bedroom furnlabed Garage storage. Good boating and fish­ Blonde B R. suite complete 67.30 Sofa and matching chair 2ono if and bathing beach. beirh. ing Modern kitchen cabinet 17 vi C A. WHIDDON, SB. GE Washing machine ax new 47 .'d Reg. Real toCLXAN furnished Apt. .One. Two US & Park Pk. UM Kcnmnrr washing marhlno mno Mi wag Washing machine 22 30 ® people. $33(0. U l Park Ave. Radio Comb'n record player tsesi PARTMENTS — Furnished 2lot Dinette aetv from 13 00 to 37.30 Seminole Realty 9al2 Mixnolla Ava. Ooa badlroom Aaminster rug 13 no W. DIETRICHS T. W . MEM IS O oo monthly. Two bedroom P 133 oo monthly. Phono 1673 1MI Park Are. Pheee n ar 143 Nkw TV tables—Revolving a no Baby bet and mattress 1200 Robert A. William*. Baby high chair cost 23 00 for a so NEW 3 Bedroom concrete block Sewing machine 13ou home Wfstincbouae Kitchen. TEN Acre* of Farm land fnr Trade in vour furniture G! financed. Low Down Pay­ We pick up and deliver anvxshere rant on Celery Ave. l'bone ment Thone 430. 2164. rleaneri. tank txne. NEWLY Furnished 2 Bedroom Nearly New, 2 Bedroom Homo. VACUUM Electrolux, etc. Mith L House. Largo screen , ! « « • Jaiouiied porch, all Alumlnua Hoovers, attachmenu. $3. a n d $19. i f Shady la w s . Good fuhug. windows and aextern. $l2no. Phone 1723-R. • Phono 196-J. down payment Assume FUA mortgage. 2421 Laurel._______ DOUBLE — stationary Tubs. Good BOOM furnlabed apartment. [ 8 Large condition. Phone 332 Screen Porch. Pboa* BEAUTIFUL home in Mayfair Ul4-B after 8 p. m. LESTER plsno. medium upright. section. Three bedrooms, two Like new condition. $123 Thone baths, kitchen roulpimd. Living Badroom furnished houro ou 1 1 Sanford 1723-R._____________________ Ave. CaU 1196-W. 1113 room 23 x 16, jalousied breetewar, double garage. Financed. Show Case, Tables. Shop Tables [ Sanford Avenue. CaU 737, 1001 or 1120 Army-Navy Surplus. Phone 1321. \ Unfurnlahad garage apt, 3 rooms r 1 and largo screen porch. 300 2 Bedroom concrete block home. Magnovox Console, radio and 3£ Watt 17u Street, Pnonr 767J. Lot 123 a 73. By owner. $1900. speed record player Limed DeBary. Thone 22M-M.______ oak finish Must sell $193 00. Phone JMfrJ______________ "'gpp'as-.TO.s.rc.Ts » - ABTK1ER M B BALE - 8 Used 8 f t gaa refrigerator, may be seen at 106 Avacado Avenue. I noma tornIshad, 2 bedroom*. 50th Anniversmiy LARGE Safe; much record space; worth $600. offered for $Jm See SPECIA LS FURNISHED Ut u d 2nd floor at J. D Woodruff's Store. 201 apt*. Osteon ApU. Call 1337-J-l Bag. IS 83 18x34 or itx34 W 1st SL P. P. Campbell, lot baton 8:00. After i:0Q CaU lm . Basrtl PUta GUu Escambia Drive. Sflrrora .............. BEAUTIFUL 2 badroom FurnUh- Rag. JIM Double Door COMPLETE Furnishings for 2 Metal utility Cabinet 1230 Bedroom Home. I9fl\ Summer­ : v F w r a ..'? K 83 34" Metal lin Ave. jaly . Must aaa to appro- Reg. 24 Wal' Cabinet ........ 14 so cUta. Phone 833-M__________ Rer. 29 8) Platform Rockers 1930 Room Furnished Duplex Apart- Rag. 69 30 Berkhna "Ballet" Swiral Chairs . . . . . . 3230 Rigbaat CASH. TRADE-IN prlcea Bag. M so Contour Chain 836. raid far Med furniture CaU 8J with Nylon Cower am VUaoa-Malar Fuiiitora Co. su a Foam Latex Filling . M30 THE OLD HOME TOW N By STANLEY ; DAILY C P O S S W O R D 4Clfl0^3 11 • V*if ( VtT.J | O ! Dinting e t If •r or ?* ^tor* 12 14 Quiet 32 With-r %f» Callerv nrm ,v in 1 Hr fxr!9l»l a the MimscPurch • rp' 2 K.fix-tree 21 Escape i Ma, i f slant* 22 Arahain 3 Marti: al a r. -onn garigA.y u ct Me 3 Ciel a n 2.' Bt-e mekname 6 0 3 m t iu f f graaaes Pre unfed 37 Ha • '..a ct l.ngtn At ere a? Pusi.e 7 Oitf ffxtmxe t l M ra a .r. :> Narrows _ xen.cl* 7 I .* iChm I mlet i geol t 42 Rer.i bird ** ."i Q . ■« 43 Igr ted 1 ' Large xxcrrv » Q .irk e r 17 |n s.an 9 Quarter. 31 Fere g» 46 Affirmati-# Ii'mg > 33 F o rt eeply leas in Utah ahert time 48 Village al Fpe-a 1« t.vmrrev It Branch,a '■I Require* 4Russ 9 ?i’ N Klei of •'arrh gram A 1 * A 9 • 21 C. rl a r rwnair* » ,a •1 2t Ceaie 1 26 Worst 11 2 * Chairman 1I** of a jury i<4 t^ CLASSIFIED ADS as: s iv a r » a s v « iu- Mather of Sanford TO BUY — Small piano, reason183-00 E. 1st 8L Pheee 127 able for cash Phone I723 R. Mg g » P WANTED -18 VENETIAN BUNDS (Nationally Adv. BoUa-Haad) $M 00 Daily. SeU Luminous Door Manat*ctund to I j t o H Plate*. Wrlta Reeves. Attleboro. Ifasa. Free Sample k Details. Mi Watt M t t Phone 8 SALESMAN or WOMAN. 21-33. lull or part Uma to establish RED-I-MDC CONKBETE your own tales group la San­ Mira da Concnta Co. ford 1123 00 full or Mono part M0 Bm Ars, Phnoa 1331 lime easily attainable. Car needed. Write C. Carlin. Bo* • I VARIETIES PANBUNG JOT. Cocoa, Fla. Nattra aad Fontgn Wood*. Saa Them At MAN to operate Laundry and Dryclassing route ta city. This ta a ameroto Ptpo Cn. full time Job. Apply in perron UM 14 Phone MM to If. L Raburn. Jr.. Seminole BOOKCASE BED. Double Dres­ Coun'y Laundry Co.. 118 W. ___'_________ ser. Large Minor, Mattress. lrd 51.________■ ------* $1M. I Left. Job tor young man Year aad a Piece Sec- Good round work, pud hnipiialiaa, .J to Mease you. tmo. Should have grade school to sen these! edicalioo. Apply "in *- --education. person of Drawers. Ra­ Brookfii Afield Mills. 206 North Elm. to 13030 0L8 BEDDING CO. Jtalssl________________ wawnrys i r v . u . is* isa WOMAN' or High school graduate to work to LsundrcmsT. Apply to person. Foodmsrt Bldg . 106 E 23th BL, Soutkstda Laundro­ m at GH O STS? Ba h ! j u s t A L IN E O ' O liY E A H ^ R O F E S S O ie » -----J U S T E X P L A I N F A M IL Y V W A S H fN 6 A M I L E F f?O M A * H O U SIT , ON A t e l e p h o n e f a m il y VJl fCE I B F E E T F I 5 0 M T H E W A S H IN G , ’• i ~ y / r t v N < 5 ie O U N P -A H D “THE U N D E f5W E A K ? S IL L Y !.' ® Y V y H ( H A S A S M i LET O / N I T S F A C E / / 3* K —p ,32 Serutimre 33 H r- eg tool Ur 34 Big A <4 M 35 Fe.-va> •he*? • I Godina of h*a .og <Nc-ie» aJ P-o-oyn at Ler»: o-vof M A R SH A L OTHY SVALKER? P U T S A W I S E G U Y C W " T 7 - / E O U T /-V S P C O K W 'A 'r' L A M E — rtvr rrw', rvati-^tt m m rin $•. *»r«Lr*«sr.*fr« ISA HELP WA.N71 IS IfrmalrI l«A WA.srKIi i..\i i lir r. 11» iF BEAITY OPEI \TOf; • APPLY IN PERSON E A BI l.KAUtv s h o p , in* t: :od hi MAlls — Apply I pan l al housework, run! h n r hr^iih csrrl \|»i t h a' - wiiili ilm " i.. Time 6 —3 1•>•l Matt 'lu Avr. IIWORK WANTE.D -II HIGH iciloOL l OY* x«it.i rower Mower xxanla muwtr.2. Phone 716-M-4 RcceptinaJvt, awitchloierd i lor. ca birr '■me bo- kkr -{’tog Mr. J typing M'nie 5an: id tierj : ; Boa R II Bahv Silting aflrr 4 30. Call ilia J 19— *rF9nai. **t*vtrr.s 14— tio M t Aj r i i i i L i y 10ITT Sanford Ave I'hune l.:3 OllLANDO Mnm'njt Jxcntinel, Or Undo Evening hlar. Cali UaU.i Ray. 1163-1 KIIA IS - Sherman Concrete Co. Out Weal uth I’bikr 2tO PLUMBING 7 -2 Q EN\ ELOPES, Ictlrrheads. stale- Buv yeur Furniture at rerrr'a Wiiehouir Furn . Co . at 901 w. mvntx invoices, hand hull, and tat. St. All nationally adv. fur­ p i ■ r a m ». etc. Progressive I’rinlir.c On. phone 406 — 401 niture at warehouse pnees. 'J3 L !i W t Uih St. 21- I.OAT AND roi'N D -21 Q U A LIFY lU 'I.L n O Z E R w o r k and L n l clearing .1 C Carrenter l»• 2 F«ia 232. Sanford, rlo rida Phone 2211N W. m . p h . sa %TT f// in }- 'A 11 3C X- % *4-' !•> 44 *// %4 1 4J 46. 1 4^ 1 4IT Si *> i “ TsT JT I ii d 4to 4T 50 Si i IfANDAl. l, ELECTRIC CO. 1 r. Td.jrllnc and Hrualra 22—RLBCTCfCAI. KRRVICSR-II TV SERVICE C EN TER — “ — — — I ’dix and Cro«ley Apolianrex F HIG1DAIHF. a poll and service. G. II. Uigh. Oviedo. 11- 31ncnolia Avr. I’h. 113 Fla. Phono 4131 1641-W after 6 pm. I'lnivhing. Krrvnv riealiag a t - o m c * K o ta ru in e i ~ * i M. G. HODGES Serv r r on All Water 1’ iimpx— llr llv III tiled - Pump* HAYNES OCTIcw mack tea Ca.. Typewriter*, addiag ma Sale*-Ren Lais, 316 M a^to a. rtL -14 ■ *4. I’aota Hoad rbooe 7*0 tl I t - IVS17RANCX 74— Preferred Rales to Pnliryboldera John William* Inn. Agearj 417 baalord AUaaUc M MKVI'TV r AKIrtRS 111 For L uvenrr flair GET I'llitFLSSION VI. t'AREI 'Evn-lie<x>x llc.iiily Shop Phone 34J SUMMER SPECIALS evlOUGHT’wN i Nj LHANCE PHONE 3 ” ATLANTIC Ba n k 3LDG on Permanent Waxea Shaplnr A Stvling Our Specialty. Sanford a Molt Modern Reauly Salon Air conditioned. Soft walav. ami f’rwidin Drvera. 06*4 MAkWtll D.TATUM (Hghh. parting Sorrelary of the Armv, Robert T. Sero-ena.-wfth hn ] colon at rr/rmonjri held al Fort Mjrr, V*. Stevcox,>x two and a half year* ae Army Secretary. iweanadrthaiktodaUoC Froetlom end Um Navy Public Service AxwarxL tag HARRIETTS tn y building or remodel­ ing plans. So be sure to g«t our prices before you boy. Incidentally, you’ll appsedat* tb* fine quali­ ty of our lumber. fe e % if J** % $11 % 11 L fiS T — brown wallet, eontained Driver* liee rie and important paperi Reward. Finder reiuna to Fa u lt Drug Store Contract and repair work. Krm- 17- AimiMIIHIIJW . TRAILERS BEAUTY NOOK estimates. It. L llacvry. K>a III So. Oak Ate. Phnae 871 Sanford Ave. I’hnne DO it wiE pay YOU to are US before vuu buy. open Eveiainga and 23— MI NOR? HreW ICK 1\ M. CAM PBELL Sunda>>. General Canirartnr Laatalde Trailer Sale*. • On* hour • V a n and Damp "llomrt of Dutloiiton** I’atatka. Fla. Dry El-Way 1792 riwioe 140 a one hour to • V ast and Dry CARS Fold For Better Plumumg BOUGHT MILD TRADED See or Cali n Fuuxhed M ai dry Nay Krrl'i l xra Caro' • Saniloo* Dry (Teatoag W. J. KING Sanlnrd Ave. k |]lh SxL Snatkaid* ‘ Sooth Fark Phoor 31 B*wtk Ktde raadmart Mdg. TA Fl. Trailrr. 2 bedDraguno service. Lunrorrunlt A UAKGALV 166 B aa 234h 8L roams, cabana, dolly, fenced. diirhing Estimates su m Pnonr D an. call 1320 eat. 230. aik for Geneva 2164. Orlando 32301 W. M. Foster Exenlnga rail 2103 n r t a n o RKRVfTK —n Sanford 2221. for Information. Easy teems. .............. . .. V L. L Slit—riano Technirltn It'* So Kmjf 18ROATB MOTOR* -is Pbon* >164. Route L Sanford To PI* cp A W ant Ad Just Call 1S21 itnd nsk for BOATS. MOTORS. the W ant Ad departm ent TRAILERS Sanford Herald 12 Ft Glass Fishermau a Special $1*1 ™» FLOOR uniting and limvhlng it ft Alummm l^me Star 24) (W Oeaninc. waling. Serving Semi 14 fl. Dr Lux GUa-. sola County since 1823. IL U R'lUabmit 13300 Gleason. Lake Mar*. 15 Ft. Conveitable Runabout Special 313 no LAWNMOWERS s h a r p e n e d Many Other Models In New Boat* Bleyclt k r.enenl Repair alio aeveral U SED Boata priced Stanley’* Bike Shop from $35 co aiu K. 4th St. TrL 2UI Gator Trailer i $92 no up $40On up. FLOOR SA.Y3mn A Fm.xhing. Manx1 used Trailer* Oak Ooors luniDhed. laid k ( i USED .MOTOR SALE liked. In builr.ris line* 1920 1H if. • E nbejter" 123 93 S. t . Stevens: Routs 2. Hot 227: ->‘i H S-COTT-ATWATER. Call T1A R-4 bsifura 7 a. m. or (Lika New ) M 30 after * p. m. 4 II EVINRUDE. ( Re-Conditiopcd) 43 33 7*a If FIRESTONE (with separate tank. Like New!) 123 30 10 if SCOTT-ATWATER. QUICK EnimRT.CS A Ste*' at *3 33 small i t n m m 16 H JOHNSON. If you have a saxll hxiatoras to a on i amb( r with irparate lank . . . . . . 13193 included pari ef town and art 11 H. SEA BEE *3.13 Interestod la grtttog cuitoman. .2 II JOHNSON - (A Hot Duy) Rat th* aarriea you ottar in iha for a cool .. 12200 r ijiMficd column of Iha Saatord Herald. Call UBL flaw will you swap? ' A call to M83” will give How util x n Trade? Your old Motor fnr a you a prompt and accur­ Buy. 8*U. RmL Blr* with want Better grad* - EYIMUDE! ads. to* holiest salaam aa ta ate quotation on lumber ROBSON 8porUng Goadi towa. Put an* to work (or you. Warn* H.*t. Vo will bit gild to Kale* k (teerira or building materials for *4 Kvtnnade E. lit SL Fhaae 818 chargo IL s is w Ml l *»u»'xul 47 T.mere.i To» &o,th. *rn Jtatea nt the V 8 >9 TreiM** G Cdiier.i lanhr a —16 M - WllWmJHR-8 ’ S P R f lA I. WKRVMM Financing For Remodetlng and repair* Nothing Duxe»—Small Monthly Payments H IL L LUM BER b SU PPLY YARD I M Television w iia n « i i a <« k l a net a *n o t iii n tn a r I •• I tv «I aa 'T I II I It fl Ift 1' M : i •** | is 1ft u u « it • it » *• ;o i t :' :: :i u il o Al n u ii u r vr vt an A4***turx wrtin traea. W»n Cttioen <arr >ai '•••u iv ,V x*i n f- t.w ix t i i a o N t-t f f i . 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A- M-.xa v* it* aiaala N*» • Lxxmana CaU Te P rir a e 44 9 i‘a aiea otf m in e r a -a a »: 9a t* a IV a il : ax ?n a *' I rx i lx i IV ♦ xv WOB.9I9CI hi» 1 4.man a Call 7 a I r i r - a l> ixx B r u i t i a 'in X lx i'x ra Jamhara* *» 4» n.xxn Oclaak Clufc ,x>.. hr mx at X O lin ra J->. har'a Choir x vo rrtfrr I'xxntiana at - r-ie x atx'ndtaa \v -rid x t .Vina l li M,x;r for Ladlaa V }x x tv ix 'X |X IX |X Ik ll.t l M-wn Ttaxa Yer Ladlaa Oalr |ir n club M xx »*0-1 O 'lk l i iB x Ol Ma!a4r a r m * *0 0 9 U xx xv-.id At Near) 11 11 f7a<r.a Karax Dl«a«t Bar .Vxna Aaran cx **x—ptulaSalfkln i a* x Clue Saai iae> ctuh Tba Hfcrtkm Itaee Couple Sharing Mutual Tragedy Wed Yesterday CAMAIULLO. Calif. J* - A roupl* ihiruig the mutual tragedy of pare!) •■* of th* lags rolled into St. . Mary Magdalena Catholia Church In wheal chairs and xrera married yajteriay. Margaret Elisabeth Flynn. 94, was stricken with polio auc y a rn ago put *Per graduation from Santa Clara High School to ntarby Oxnard. William Lea Doctormaa. JT. wgg E ralyxad il years ago to a g accident sear hit h am at Chrlatopher. Ol. H* now is a gradu­ ate ef a Lm Angelas radio-Ulavinon ichool and ts soaking a car**? ui alactronics. Ha drlvma a haadenntrolled ear. Th* couple mat tour ywars age whan both war* paralysis patients at the Kibat-Kalaar IiaUtuto to 1 ------------- - �' ■. •A'.'1 ' ODHAM TUDOR PROUDLY PRESENTED ON JU LY * ROSE-COURT DEVELOPMENT The Ultimate In " :,C ; Each Home Has: 1. Spacious Glass Jalousicd Florida Room (Giving You Open Porch Comfort), 2. Two Full Tiled Baths 3. Marble Tcrrazzo .Tile Floors 4. Beautiful Natural Finish Kitchen Cabinets (With F?rwt!fii] Built In Hotpolnt Oven and Range) 5. Kitchen Exhaust Fan BetteFlorida Living" 6. Fully Landscaped Yards 7. Hotpoint Stove and Refrigerator (Optional) 4 FOURTEEN BEAUTIFUL THREE BEDROOM TW O BATH HOMES THAT MUST BE SEEN TO BE APPRECIATED. ^ 8. Venetian Blinds 9. Five Ply Built-up Roof With Marble Chips 10. Extra Large Closets and Utility Room 11. Long Roof Eaves (5n Ynh tinn't Hav« To Cloro Vp Your Window* Each Tim* It Rains) SA LE S AND W E ARE SO GLAD WE DID PRICE *14,75000 WE HAVE SOLD * V . A . (G.l.) Financing EIGHT Down Paym ent AND HAVE ONLY $ 5 0 0 °° SIX LEFT M ake Your Selection Now While You Still Have A Choice As tow As • A ll O f These Homes W ill Be Completed By September 15th FOR INFORMATION VISIT SALS OffICI OF Act Now And You M ay Choose Your Paint A nd Tile Colors m* Wa _____________________ __ ■• • ■ 2 6 2 5 S. F R E N C H A V E N U E P H O N E: 2 4 6 O R 2 1 0 0 I L I <J .-V' . 'M s : '- , < Mf - m I �'•R Shop and Save In Sanford *' Weather © TP E m U V h h td l MM VOLUME XLVI Hear to p*ctty ft mtdy fhn-ifb Saturday wuh widely v-atfcrcd ■*re*t'y ift»innnn thundcrtliowrr*. AN tNDEI’FNDF.NT PAILT NEWSPAPER SANFORD. FI .OHIOA. FRIDAY. JULY 29. 1955 As early-morning r»r» between Negro, driving • Ford Sedan, when the Hob in ton car went out i f control, skidded more than !00 feet into tha front of the Silver Grill Rc.iaurant tearing a po»t out from under a porch roof, bringing th# structure down over tne front dt-or. The Pontiac aktdaed an additional 20 feet imash* ing a fence and aeveral port* h#- Several Laws Ready To Be Effective Starting Aug. 3 TALl-AHASSFE—Several law* railed by tha 1935 aettion of th* legiilature affecting th# Ftorida Highway Tetrol and th# Depart­ ment of Public Safety, will be­ come affective next Wednesday, Aug. ). Among# them la the e-e which require* the*, all under II year* of aga muat aubmlt proof of ace when applying for a driver'* licence. A 2S eoni* per Hernia few Imrreaao on driver'* licesie*. Fund* derived will be »»ed exclusively toward financing driver •dura­ tion in public aehooli. Another which b#<om#e lew A urutt s provide* the widow e penaion of ono half a trooper'* pay If tha officer la killed In lute of duty. An act becoming taw October 1, atrengthena the financial ie•ponalbility law. It evtend* the p«riod of auapenaion from ono to thre# year* and authotiaea th* i” ? .”. 11" t J v . - t r ' w - * Passes By Margin In House Action Acting Majority le a d e r Clem•nt» (D-Kyl told naw»m»n the bill la not on the Semite program ^#n. Dante! fD-Tax), an all-out backer, conceded tt fa “ awfully lata" to gdart debat* thli year on inch a •ontror*ratal lu te . The Senate can act upon K xfurk g the aaaataa beginning sect January. * Th* Houaa la at night patted SM*M a bill by Rep. H arm (D-Arfc), frankly aimed at overturning a I t t l Supreme Court decision. ft would exempt producer* from Hta federal Power Coamlarion'a price fixing authority. The high court bad ruled that file FPC thould regulate producer price* for gaa told to tnieratata pipeline*. It aaid tha FPC waa ^ wrong In contending It lacked thia 'w Jo**r oader tha IMS Natural Oaa Norarene Church Announces School The First Church «f th# Ni pen* announce* ■ two-week Dotty Vacation Bible School beginning A August II. Mn. Robert Carter ~ he* been nam«d as Bupervteoe with an edniiniatrutire staff comC aed nf the fallowing women! ra. Tom BpIrUy, Mr*. Robert ■•denhaugh. N n . Spencer Cast!*, and Mn. Robert Spear Jr. At a recent dinner moating a t Toddy'a. Bible Sdtee! worker* were instructed and detailed plans mad* for a very fine school. _ M en arnocnceramt wilt ba gtvftn n in tha re a r fu tu tt regarding lima and curriculum. hi r-apha-Jae a potot K Merchants Set Army Deserter Gets 25-Year Sentence For Next Thursday More than M Sanford merchant* in tie ‘’Merchanta Night" ##!#•nd irlereri.d either* »r# *tag- hratinn when it i* evpreifd lhal ing * giganfc *'Merch*nt* N ight" I *hf game »1M he played foe a at the Sanford Merror ml lta»P- 1 [w lM aiaiimro. ball Stadium ruvt Thunday, Aug. *T » merchant* pTr'C*t',- f tie • **> hall affair for Saofor-i r;*U NEW YORK. tri-A World War 4, T;S0 pm . Th# Sanford r»r,iir»*t» will ».»fi* »rd f*n«, are dialributlng II Army deaerter — who changed hi* name, rataed a family and meet th# Daytona Bearh lalardera Jl.CH-l tirk#:* in tii# fim#. Doing Hard Labor tounded a thriving buim en — h*« been aenienced to 15 year* at bard labor by a court-martial. Hi* penally. Impoaad yesterday after Arthur Athani, IS. Falconer, U. S. Willingness ft i ’jinWHy ™ '’ '“ ,ubl* On" "Security Pact .k1jIj? s s onjss% ti Is Hailed By Eden • * To Replace Planes Assigned To Isle WASHINGTON. to -A bill to free WASHINGTON The United natural fa» p rode pen from feder­ al control* paired the Hour# bp a Slate* ii buying 140 million dollar* •u-vota margin Ia«t night but worth of Brituh-made Jet tighten promptly wag in aifad In tha n u h ter Ute Royal Air Force. w *o id tfu rn . PtfUOtm Hsrm w w it mama* Mo * radio and TV la p e l to Cm people nn the Geneva conference.. Apa.iking Iron* Washington, he fciid Ihr *»c,it v#,r* or the “ipaik kindlcF et the mrrtlrg would eaw* when (he llig ypur foreign runnier* ro rtrr in Or Inter. TTi# Urea tdr.it *rtitcd !h*t whit* hopra few peer# had been Igmtrd, we canoe" aflird lo he tevertplxrenl; m>r ear. «rc believe that on* week of nagot.itlor fin wholly ellrmnilc • problem arising out of tha wide gulf that teparale* ta rt and Weal.' 1 m They will replace American and ranadun-manufactured F tt Sabru Jet* amgned m Britain when that country had trouble in production model* of its own aircraft. The FM'a, numbering about 4M, wtU b* returned to thu U, S. Air Torn ter ^allocation to other cmmtrici under the North Atlantic Treaty Organtration program. Tha Defrnie Department mute th# announcement today by releaalng without romment a British Ministry of Defcnt* statement puhliahed simultaneoualy In London. About 4AS Hawker Hunter Jet F4 btera will b« produced tn re­ place tha FKt provided the RAF since IK ) and US). 13 Cases Are Heard In County Court Jsdga Ernest Houahotder. Saminote County Judge, recei.ed court vesterday until Aug. 29 after heartag II cases. In tha three days of court proceeding*, two were found guilty as charged, two not guilty, three eases were no! pressed, three estreated bond*, one care waa continued and one declared a mistrial. The final session nf tea Coun­ ty Court, tn this term. Included: Runcll I. Chaudota alias Junior Oiaudoin. chcrged with “ poase*■ion of still apparatus" estreated a bond of )50.: Mack Alexan­ der charged with "parking on the highway" estreated a 150, bond; and tha case against Jame« Smith for "pnuesaJng beverage* not Supper Tomorrow permitted to ba sold under li­ cense" was declared a mistrial A t Country Club A gigantic barbecue will ba when the Jury could not agree carved tomorrow night a t Uie May- upon a verdict. fair Inn Seminole Country Club In boner of th* newly arrived com­ manding officer of the Sanford Naval Auxiliary Air Elation and hi* tun. Police Are Looking For Girl's Parents Critical 5lrangula!ion Said Opposition Reason For Death Is Shown Of DeLand Woman Elder Springs Commencement Slated Tonight Th • Is on# t-** m uted a ti.whell for and t* nn* of of th# #v#nl« th*t ennifilrt# »e**on of Ih# Ssofnrit err*, th* fa<-tor« !r,dinc up *o a *- p d 'tributioy tha tlrket* tocliul# Tha eOTi-venreiiietit projrem for the P.luei Spiing* |t#pti*i Ch*p»l V*. ,'ipn |lihl# School i l l ! he hr1' *t t - C’ hiipel lo tey #1 h p :n. l i t rhlldier • evhlhil* » .11 be open (•> Ihe public » l 7:30 p in. There w—# TS pipit* #renl)ed in the ».-hool I hi * je a r w ith »n *v#r*E# attendane* of fd . Ih e hoy* *i,d girl* eniojed a program of tlible *tudy, '!l••loner^, e r liv i. lie *. Bible •lo u r*, rhatarlee »'orle». handwork, recreation and refre.hm enti. Ih e whole *rhnnl w a* g.vcn * picnic *t the E lk '* t ’lavcround on Tuerday. Th# faculty for ihe n hool wx* »» follow*! R*ginner Pepertnunt, M r*. II. II. V attin . Superinlen•tent. Mr*. Wilbur Nolen. Mu* k tyrile iVilwm, Ml«* l>ola Veie», anit Min A r r Je tt. Primary llepnrtment. S i r * . Henry IVe*. Fup--riiiteiv!i-nt, Mr*. John I- Miller. Ml** Hilda Ergle. Mil* Teecy Crouch, and 5li*» Jeanette Drrr. Junior • Intermediate Pcpert. merit, Mr*. < W. K'cl#. Super­ intendent, M u A. J Pclciton, ; M u. John E. Fos, lir a . 0 P. Med*. Ptan'ri, Ml** Honn* New. »on; JunIor-lnt#rm#dlai# t>ov* handwork, t'harlee Mulihead; principal, John I- Miller; refreih* loenta, Mt». It F.. SoderbUmj Pattor IV. P. Brook* Jr. it em in l##gu# ^ n#*ily ^ ... Turncoats To Hear Charnns By Army 12,000 Angetea Drive-In, Ang'1'i F»l to «h# court-martial on Governor. ^ Jt*. ic-** »t!*nft» Vvtlon*l Ialand, tearfully told the board: Alto becoming effective O ct 1' ••You rouldnt a ah lor a bcllar . . ... . . . . . . Rati. R. L. ft»«r IIV it«rrj’'# 1* an act which put* Into opera­ huaband." LONDON, j/ ' Ln; **r i Wireheuia Furniture <«R<p»ti , (Eden lari n:gh: h.iiti-d tea I?;, Splnk| t.,r ( . tion placing blood type in the Xh# married the « aoWier In ;n*M of the Uni'-d gin*i to J. i f P. nln, f> T> v. Bi .o, < . •pace provided on a driver’* li- 1M*. and *m aaid the knew noth­ IV w H ,„n cenae. Thia, however, 1* a perm la­ ing of hit deirrtion until hla arroit m a .r r u r u v p .r i "w ,<h i r '< I fea . r> guarantee* the a fit' th * toe nty y Hlor,. y, u ?ut r ri v# bill. 1I...I i i , »• rank< roo-i.,,m. Furr i rnSeveral a***## law* governing j ' Approximately WO frlcndi nf th# Of F.nrope and it * future operation* Involving driver’* H family petitioned tha eourt-marUal Reporting by teteviilo# to Rrlt- t#r, H .n y 'i l iquor Btoir, J*robten*# procedura will also become for ienisney. ain on the luir.mit corterenre. j D-infm-nf Store, i !i Sp»ntirneffective. Tbs deaerter. wtiot nok Ihe name Edrn eiiid, *‘H may te, id tint#, ] rer'a, John S nkertk of Joaeph Trainer, operated a auc- lh*t a security pact or romrthng ,„i r Sioi#, MrRoynoM t Dnig ccaiful automobile agency near like it could gilt flu*' t the *en*e jjtore. British-Made Jets Jameitonn tn upstate New York nt vccurity *ho fccla the need, io . Ntchn'um Rulck Co, Odham that Germany can be united " ,„ d Tud«r. tnc^ Perkin'* Jim '. for five years. *PV5Sei# I Jafled an aoeplelon <4 UMOO. fore coming to e •!#* it » » i re­ ported. Th# Ford ear, driven by Cumniingl, akiddrd out of control v.hcn the Pentixe »*#rved into the bultdmg. Cumming* brought hit car to a atop after clashing into three fence p-irt*. The accident ***• investigated by Deputy Sheriff Hubbard Ku­ banka and Constable .1 Q. ’‘Slim* Hallow ay. Eubank* ane«ted Eulla Robiaon, ehargirg him with “l ecklrn driving”. Conatable Galloway teid that ha found Cummings at hi* home, tb* damaged car pulled around uehind bt* borne. Cummtng* ha* l*en charged wilh "Leaving the acen# of an accident" and "reckleat driving." Damage to both ear* ha« been etiimated at 1300. Roaa Lee Robinson. operator of the Sliver Grill Cafe, aeid that damage* to th* building would come to at ’#a»t »5<W The proper­ ty la owned by Abraham Jtnkini. Midway Negro. No. : n W lra Cannons Start Political Fire Early-Morning Race *Between 2 Automobiles Finds Damage In Finish t* 8 intonoM ln through Kip#* S av *. in Midway ended with both c*r» damaged and • reitaurant *!«.ed up until repair* ha** been Bide. Euli* Robiwn, SO • y»«r • «M Negro of Midway. dririnc * Pontiac »ed*n wa* racing Willi# C. Cummin**, 2B-ye*r-oM Midway A w n f iilr d P r m i SAN FM YO SCO (Jto - Thfe# turncoat former corporite wh-* embraced Mntn.u»it*m *l f t ' end of lb# horran Vrai return i-wtoy In their famUltgw-aqd I® charge* they helm ed Ihr r nirion and thwir ctur.ridc* la a pruftwr ol war camp Th# chargee. mo*t lerinua h l» j„<<. tile to lortgi- under the I ni form Uo-le of Jtllita ry J u 't lt r , c a rry a p»i*nble death penalty. The throe, who refured repair! He »lro m d Ihe v l.it lo Britain .store, Rold.'* B *k » ry, Rupert »h--n aril went lo Red al next iprlng of Soviet Premier I. .1 Strickland. F h .il Pilling Station, lb# end of ihe w ar, a rr WUliam ganin ami I .rmmunlal party ch ef ih # .s.nft.rd Herald. Sheriff r* Cowart, ! ! . Dalton (i* ; Olho Nikita S. Khrii'hchev could r rn Luther Hobby. Seinmnle < m l) ii.ii. 2 i, llilltbore, Min.; a d ” * new e ra " in Ea-t-Weit r<U taiundry, Rmokehoure, Rrm w.le nlym pu, Wavli ; and l^ » i» W rmuHrnpijpr, Dfmiiitm. lio n i." Dry C!e»noi». Sun«hit>e Mirkrl, G n c g *. T> Jackvonvilt#. T*» He laid Ihe quettion of Gern' unity at the Geneva conference brought out "a real difference" between the iVeit and Ru*it*~ with th* Ruitian: demanding * reeunty part before agreeing to German untficalion «rd th# W#ri contending that Pufop# cinnot be recur* until Germany ii united. Sanford Furniture Company, T<«idy's ItrMeurent, Th-lft Oil Com­ pany, Touehtnn D n r Pompany, VVilsait-Mfcler Furniture Comperi)1, \ owell * end Hmilty'e Sn*j<pm' Turtle. When ihry renounerd commugum In Hong Kong July •, P'ey raid they wer# ready t<* gay the penally for Iheir arlion*. A fic r Ih# liner Proridenl n#ve tortiv th* A rm y charge* w ill be read to them . land dork* al I p m Necessity Stated Cause Of Easement Allianca Preparing Brcckenridgc Tries Judge Ve-rer C«rttnn, l«v<«v. hr eoni#mpt pTO<e#dinc* f i l e d To Form Federation To 'Sell Sanford' *valnri Mrs. Arl# King of Writ KUALA LUMPUR, Malay* <* F#mlnol# Conn f rhambe- nf P in t Bt., warne-l that the court Th# Malay Chlrv#*# lrvltin Allianr# ri'inmeree M an-r r F .rre** B ir r kcnrldg# Ii back tri Sanford f-d bad ordered a IS-foeii ea-rinent | today prepared In form the Feder­ -ve# h*r h»r property nror herein* of ation nf Malaya’i fir»t elerted gov. Inwing what he firmed *‘« very recfeiity. •u rce xfu l trip " to >li»m! Th# Circuit Court Judge told Rrcekenndp# » t> in Miami tn Mr#. King that eh# will not mo“ le ll S e n fo r'" to Jvrll known fin- l-*t or interfer# with, in »nv way, anelfr# and invert whn h»d h#- pi-raoni employed by C. A. lo1* rente Inlet*-t#d i local indmLea explained to the eo-irt that triet p ro ire r*. hr had b*en kept from bulMniir* The Chamber 3t»n»g#r w tt • nd Improving th« 15-foot rarebark home y#*tr *y in tim# to n e n t t« his property. attend the “ C off Club" gatherte e via ispiM cnlnf ky Altar* in*. ftrjp (irtirgs A- fijwrr Jr. BALTIMORE IN—The Police De­ partment’s missing persons buraau hoped today would bring somaone lo claim a pert. S-jwar-old who has been on their haoda more than M hours. “Sha’g Just grechuM.” said ana of tha matrena. “She's playing quietly aid having a good time." Tha youngster, picked up Wad nesday afternoon in a downtown I and It store, won’t ten her name ra aha lire*. Congressmen Hope cal talk but apparently doesn't care to. Slightly irked by To End On Schedule all the attention she was getting WASHINGTON (JfUOmgraaakm- ytsterdty at Fine Street station, al loaders pushed tha throttl* down tha city clearing house for lost today as boons Mtyad that tha first children, tha tight-lipped mis* laid tn “#«t away." Tha barbecue, la being exten­ ded by the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce and Its member* and has been planned by Clumber Manager Forrest Brec­ kon ridgw. Chambar of Commerce Frealdeni Earl Higginbotham extended an Invitation to Chamber of Commerce member*. Ticket* to tba affair are >10 a couple. Healey has rnevad tn abellak tba historic Chinatown police aquad which datoa back It years to tha daya of Tung v a n and alava girt*. Ha China- A KlffWAT town's nsrrwnv' aBayways with Perch reef. Cm regular naitortnd M a f ir e rrnm ent after winning a majority tn th# re-mcmb#r Legialitlte Coun­ cil Final m u lli nf th* Britlth prolectnralr'i firtt nilmnal elect.-m Wrdnr*day confirmed the Alll ance’» bnart il would win 3t of the 31 t#al« at Stale. The RrilDh high commitiinner. Sir Donald MacGillivray. will appoint the other t« member*. Shigcmitsu Asks Official Word | TO K Y O f — The arrival of «lx t : S Armv »iomi# rannon> ai nk ina1** rriiiod politiral fire to.1*) in lapar. i Diet Parliament. Under c rtiira l pppcvilinn tjitevtion n ; Prim * M irlvier Irhiro Ha loyama <*id th* t ruled Sl*t#« D'.I ’ .* informed Japan that ihr atomic gunv and rockeiv weie he mg .-n i to the F a r P a ri for Ihe this lime. •‘Since lhl« D m i# I* v»cv lm portanl,'’ »aid foreign Mm.'iei Mamnr.t Shlgemiltit, *we h n « Immn.liaielv a>k#d for oflictal confirmation, "Th# covfm m rnt'g aiM il# wli; be decided by ih* rep ly.'* \ Wj*h'ngton inno.mermen: •aid • m gun battalion of ;xa mm alomi# cannon and a hallery of long range TMImm. honih»rd m#nl rocket* were being axigncd In the F a r Cart. it Okinawa, biggrcl t* t f a r F a -1 ha.e, an irm v *|>ok#*m*n •aid th# gun* bad arrived Ihcr# with th# WUrd Field A rtillery Bat fahoe and would h# unloaded to­ morrow and Sunday, Til# twtrd Iramrot at F t. Bragg, N. C, Tbcr# w ** no word on where the 3th A rtillery Battalion, a unit eipi ip|i#d with Tlfimm. "Itoned John'' r*vk#t*. would he vtalioned It trained at F t. Sill. Okla, T ie Army cmpha<ir#d both the eanmn *nd t l« rocb#l ran u-c euher #> u t.o u ni .J or eiiunu- war­ head*. Housholdcr Speaks To Joint Session Of Church People Judge F re e d Houth-dder *pdc •art night lo » rorulilned meet eg of P-e i eol* a I n.ipll*t Church llrulhrrtionil and Women'* Jli* nonary Society. HniitboMrr mnilmied hi* flghi fur Juienil* driin<|iirncv prrvcn i >0 ejiiu r than im rn il# Helm queue y pin.ecutlon H r »4i.|, "ilia prevention nf l.n eitlle ifr)m queney do** not begin In th# court bet rather, in th* home, trhool *nd c u iirrh ." Si*#akmg fo nearly ton *t icmbled church people, llotuhol d*r explained hi* re»|iie*t for an addition i| U.nnil m tuppnrt lor Juvenile Court end (lx a c liv illri Ihrmighoirt .S#mln<>l* County. C birle* Mav#*, v e# prr«id#nt of th# Central Baptirt Church Broihcrhned pcM idf'l over Uvt night'* meeting. America Reportedly Warns Yugoslavia Of Fighter Planes B E L G R A D E . Y u g o .la iv li ir Th# United Staler reportedly hanarned Yiigntlavia Ihat eonttnir tom of Soviet M ill fighter plane her might «eriou«ly affect t'. S aid tn Prcaidcnt Tito's govern mrnt Well informed lo u rcft <aid Pie warning wa* given Ihe Yugoila. Foreign Office by U S . Anibativ dor Jam#* R ld ilk h e rg rr, Rumor* that Ruvvta hat #xpretvrd willlngnett to supply 3'ugotlavia'* aviation indurtry u Ih a Keen*# fo build Ibr M IU i have nreulali-1 her# recently. i p .’ IH I t v n l |r . 7,vn» l g n '1 j i ’* iiyv ird del l * Moody n he- htrihand « i r m . ira n ju lihed yesterday, d e-l c lion. T L. Tn# htitlt ind, 'l# r .Smith, i t , • Su!ldnrer npe ■ r ar l p»rttim - pr#»eh»r it he, p i h#M on »n open rh a r ;# v - b n ; *n .uque *t Depntie* who f- n t tic* hodv • *-d Mr* Smith* herd av in a pool nf htiw-d Irnrn * » --i on h.ef [irhead and P u t b l'o .lim n * co ver­ ed the bet»he#t» and flo**r ol t h t blood (rom * w-ni.nd on her for#* t-#»<i *n.t that bloodt( i n t c ." e r e ( th# bed'hect* and fl'-'r of the ti.rtn But Dr. W IV S h Irrk er, palhologiM *1 HaHfjt It ' p : .1 in Daytona Heieh wh* p * r t ‘cm#d *n »Utop*y *a i the her t w »ind wa* not tufficirnl U* r»u># dealtv Uh*et Depotv John t j p . r ’t n i l Smith told li nt h# fought w 'i tu » hem#, finding on# of I t# n n the, room of hi* »'>n Sam iel. IS Ti e l«>y, however, wa* pilot-- * j» - V* In J hi f a l h r r *P#ck#-t h m; tv* flc-1 »nd exiled ih# theriff’i office, Campbell's Office Sees Wrong-Doing A ^ A I f ____! ” 1 l . “j w j p r r o * ! j " • ■-: •* Tl 1*01 ,.1-oi!.- I - 1 | ( vmpltell • * '* *t w j i w- ' i " ie . . n acpovation* of wtvm "I nat II II ■rrumCni -lollar * ' e»r r an in t>ilU an ! «a» drop nr th m. Young I* pr#»Meol ' Am r i r r y 7. n r, 1 c.vd and >m t,n.t C o . of St I>wu« lie irtaln. d h * p -t’.i '-k ' tilth the c.impm* ■n h# « ■•* an .-(final n th# Drfenm M r i.rla ti I’ fo cu m ent t - # du.ing Ihv Tnim an adm lm -iri n cf n? InterA llr .a l ni rf rvt" tn Yiruilg'* 1 Iting nf >-t * rmr rnr »et« d- n i hi* lime will* Ih.. 1»M"V a - : rvijiU* by f’ jfitp* Iwll July : Tie .. I],mu* Pefen** l'r<«tiieti"-h i i>.• mill## c ’tvdue I r-l ar* inquir* Ve<terday, the rnmnultew m ■lc■r d’lic tevtinpui# l i t .n Pi# d.v b. in * In which l*»nijiheir* ('Pier *• d (wo ed r'lirg c * i ; i : M 3 - ; ’.vri# h a ic J nn wrong information. Strong Edilorial 1 it Z' I f 18863613 T k l l ' F f , Fo e '*'''* tv-T**# off!, i al i ulna I I I *■ I edi­ torially li-day: "IV# im rll a c#* in the recent i • ’ I IVathingon lb m ult Ik cn tba • i"rt foe in y t lu n ; In Ihe itrn n ii-t editorial com­ ment y .i hv N H im atlil Chlncra paper* r i Ihe (.ennva talk* *1 • rv— *1 Mm 1 1 h in t .ind Ihe United * ,*,d (he meet ing v j* "PX) pc- c.-at * product of *ppc»«ement •’ M eel I - T*e wM-alled ti u in Ihe Feirmo » M riU wa* cr- vt.d by the llut* an *->J Chtnet# C. -nmunlita la lure tb# l u'i*d Stales and Ihe re *t of th# free w-trl4 Inlo an n llirr trap. •‘ D lic u iiln g » eeate-flr# u 'th them mean* *tcpping right Intn Ihat trap "IV# vb..11 n .v c r a cro tt * (*>♦#• Th# government reportedly di»- fire. ’ rim ed th# jw m ihility nf ui.nz Western deilgn* wllh lb* 1'nded Slate*, Britain and Fran ce, but th# W#«t*a price war **ld to be too hig*. Norva! G. Marlatt Dies In Hospital Airport May Sec Hunting On Base An Elder Springi re drnt. Nov*| G Mretail At died ' ta r id the Frrn ald Laughton .Memorial Hoipilat following a *hort llln#**. Born June 3. 1*72. be came to ihi* community in 190 He D s u n iv rd by a »irter. M r*. Mabic Kimbel of Diyt.m a Beach; three *on». Wilbert E of Detrelt# M ich , R-lph II. of W j.hlngtflfl, D. C .. and Nov a I Frederick : f Hammond. In d .; five grandchild­ ren, *nd two great grandchild­ ren; two brother*. George of Pa•aiten*. Gal., and W#*l#y of Seat­ , OMAHA, tri—There may he tom* deer hunting toon m tba grrtn* of tha Omaha airport. The airport D tec a led north of tha city and adjacent to tb# low­ land* nf tha MDaourt River. In Ihe roof of the evening Ihe noi-re-ahy ted quite hungry deer rom# up from tb* river bottom* lo g ra n on tba airport green*. tle. Wadi. That give* pilot« fit*. Remain* will b# sent to Ham­ So the Stale Gama Ommlreton today i* rocutdenng lending is mond ter bwrMl. No binaral will n fleiM i from iu be held and it ha* le c a aakc 1 teat Aovara ba aautted. 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, July 28, 1955 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 28, 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 11-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 28, 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/538fe549267ef7672c5cd8f5ac901d1e.pdf 955e6e3263492e01e166ac4cde3c78a2 PDF Text Text •- O D H A M & TUDOR, WILL HAVE BEAUTIFUL THREE BEDROOM HOMES "Designed E specially For Better F lorida Living" § I Ready For You This Month In \ y • • Each Home Is On A 8 0 fx l2 5 } lo t • Each Home Is Built On A Court Facing A 7 0 x 4 0 0 ' City P ark • Sale Price *11, 980*°°' up 0 • V.A. (G.l.) Financing $ « 5400°° low as *7200 • Down Payment as low as • Monthly Payments as (INCLUDING TAXES AND INSURANCE) 4 . 11 Each Home Has 7. Spacious C lass Ja lo u sied F lorida Room (crvmc you6.openKitchen porchcomfo Exhaust rti Fan 2 . Full Tiled Bathroom (WITHVAN1TORYANDMIRROR) 7. Hot Point Stove a n d R efrigerator wiionali 3. M arble T errazzo Tile Floors 8. V enetian Blinds 4 . Beautiful Delmar Kitchen C abin ets 9. Five Ply Built-up R oof W ith M arble C hips 5 , Fully L an dscaped Lands (grass from front curb to alt.fyt > 70. Extra Large C losets A nd Utility Room 11. Long R oof Eaves (so iou bout have to clos* uftour windows kachtub it rainsj bU\ •? • - IS, ■ FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION SEE m m * wm EPRESENTATIVE PREMISES EVER .Liu* I • I ■-A-* •4 ■ - - 1 r « 4 jl 4 — —— *■'' K — i t ■ \ ■I 'VL. 1 ,-v<. t ■> m mm m - > Ji T\s< o '' ..fahTItt. -V �*7 Weather Wtz Shop and Save In Sanford M m tln r S AN IN n K l'K N D K N T EsUblinhed 1908 V O l.U H E X L ? ! SANFORD. FI.OHIDA. corpcratr limits of the to«-a of Altamonte Springs ami to provide for a town council, mayor, and to preside for their election, term of ofltre, power and duties. Senate Bill 1IK, which ti an act to provide it unlawful to op­ erate motor boats or watrr ikiis in a reckless manner under pen­ alty of law. Houtr Bill TS7, setting the sal­ ary if the supctvtior of registra­ tion at i t *00. House Bill DM. provides that the registration book- be open one bey a week and 30 days prior to an election. House Bill Did fixes the salary of Me Superintendent o! Public Instruction of Seminole County at not less than (7300 or more than *9000 The salary to he -el hy the Seminole County Board <»f Pub­ lic Instruction Home Bill 1333 seti the authori­ ty for the County Commissioners to appoint four physicians s i a "Boa'd of Mrdiral Examiner*." House Bill 1611, sets the salar­ ies of the Clerk of Circuit Court, Tax Assessor, Tai Collector. Sher­ iff. and County Judge at a sum not In exceed P«x) from the fees WASHINGTON (fi—The remain­ collected and earned by each of­ ing legislative program for (he fice. IMS congressional s e n inn ap­ peared today to hare dwindled to ilk major bills. But the final ad­ justment data remained uncertain. P A FLY N E W S P A P E R Pqisoning Listed As Cause Of Death Journey To Beach Interrupted Today As Car Overtons Three yams Banter* people bad M e trip In ten bnnch interrupt­ ed today when their car overturn­ ed on State Boad 46, west of San­ ford at Rand'* Siding. The 1UI Ford Sedan, driven by Henry Tooke, IT, of Sanford, •kiddod for approximately M feet before bitting the soft shoulder of ten highway and turning over an Ste aide pinning the occupants ind&e. A maintenance crew at the SUIe Bead Departmot righted tee rap Is retinae ten three young BMnto. There were ne tajurie*. Flori­ da Highway Patrolman Carl Wil­ lie mi InveitigaUd the accident which ocewrred at approximately 11:40 tela morning. According to Tooke, a Bute Bond Department maintenance Stick, driven by Asa Monroe Tan­ ner at Lockhart, pulled out In •t at him earning him to put and^pull off the road JIA Dimapa te the Fmd anr waa d at SMB. Tooke. eon at Harm at Seaford. waa aceemjten* Ip Marne Johnson, It, and knaan. 11. George Renews Call For Meet Of Ministers * f They warn teaI te be. abeot te jn r r y - Tha Us appraisal vslutd R ■*4 pablie rnUUaaa bastes 1JM. Other nseete ta. ter 4*0,tea tlgaed by A m e ric a n s For Many Workers R e p o r te d Promised Land Lies O n P la n e SJ 2 7 .;, -S Greek Officials Tell Of Gunfire in Eastern Areas Texas Prison Riot Ends Before Midnite Insufficient Food Claimed Cause Of Disturbance By Sevctal Inmates Income Tax Leins Over $5 Million Made On Erickson Talbott Tel's Men He's Gelling Out 01 Mulligan Firm Bertha Lindley Is Freed From Prison On Murder Charge Cdr. W. R. liazlcil VC-9 Exec Officer Progress Reports On Rood Projects In Seminole County Additional Term Comes From Slap Musicians Perform At Kiwanis Session Knowles Soys City Bernard Davis, 39, Waives Extradition In Black Letters >u>, Varner Wins Right : To Keep Selling 52 Seals Al Slake In General Voting n Sheridan Left I *trtion Of &tafe . . NEW Y O U te -A Ux appraisal Aow* teat preaa agent Stave Hantagaa M l a groan attain of 100,4*1. with W U d going to via aetroaa Ana ShtrfcUn. bla ; friend far many mar*. After taxes and other expenses, ha wet estate was valued at : Tet.aet la • report mad In Sarmintn'a Court yesterday. Hauugea died at a heart attack kl the age ef te white tramline te klrica in February 1 « Mine Steridin'a share ef the un­ ite was hi tee farm at inseranee that named her ae benwfltwtee merited No. 24] WISHING TON ft—Sen George D Gat renewrd today hit rail for an early (omen nitmvteri' conferKINGSTON, f m i s ' *s, 'ft F<*r -nee with Communi-t t'hma the miny worker* In 'he tte-t Indies, ■I me for which Secretaiv of Stale ATHENS, Greece n- \n Israel the ptom'ied land lies ea-'isir-i. <Dulles tayt hat not arrived Reverstr.g s trend ef three eraairliner was forced d.-wn n flames George, who headt the Senate in Communist Ri.lrana todav ■ i • i Foreign Rrlalmnt fiinimitlcv, ex Greek authorille* said ftiilgai m the new worid to the o. t .- h-’p.ng I prr»«rd turptlvr at Pulles* newt antiaircraft gunnrr- >hot It down with two pr-,ihiemw • Ishor de. . i . nt yeater- near the Gteek h. o'er snd that mird m Fngl'rtd and i t , ! n of I day that I S \mtiattador I' all hut perhaps one ef the M per laborer- fn Jim alea. ! ktexls John- in will -ound nut hit -on* aboard must be r -n-ideir-t More tlun l : - *< J.w iV l i h|va Red Chinee counterpart at G rn cij ALTAR SOY ISG44TS TMf CASftHI I* the bode of Cordrll Ifuft. former in two year- lelt t - r tr rural dead. S. rrtl.iry of State. Hew In state ux the historic ehapel of Wxshmgton next wrrt on the Helping governFour of the pa-*engers were t-land to veek joh- in Hr.Min. Only Cathedral In Washlnrfton, D. C. The 61-year-old stateiman, who hail mrnt't attitude tow*id a reave fire about one m a hutuli-.d hai re­ American*. t*-co»uc known a* Ihe Sal her of |he l ’ml*1 Villon*" Hlrri sflrr a in the Formota Strait turned. Israel, alerted that " e Con»tell* long ufnem. lie will I*- buried fn a Cathedral erypt evol f ir from the George tai.l hr hat no ohjertum h p,i t * t ie* sdf* r c* ■. :* pas­ tomb of former President Woodrow Wilson. (islrram im sll to such ptobingt, hut that hr Iton had ria-heil fnvtn voms eau-e. sage. Enip!o--i- in n-t’s n• aid it had no of I is .1 in mialiun rloe.ii t think any tuli-tartial prog tin-trial Moll-uds are edv, - -jig that ft .Ig.-riani fu rlo-i it A For­ |rets will hr made toward relieving for tv. |• | i •Far Eavlorn ten-ion- until Dulles eign Mini*tsy *poke-»i»n in Jeru Manv Jamaicanw-n' t- Enfon tn tilt down with Chou Fa |.al. Com- ' »alem aaid lh-- i lie I during the war. .* - nw re* Sofia has been ln*lr rird nrgenllv munl-t China's premier and for tn invevtigate eirrum-lanvr* of the nursed and I nd g o -I >dis in eign minuter. postwar ptosprriiy. Thev sent "In my opinion," George told re- rravb, word baek to tl.e < arlhl- tn l.t't K special Gierk government potters, "the only lalkt that will yrar more than 6.000 n e tha alatemrnl. ha*ed on ob-ervationv he profitable will be thn-e that trip Hut this nuniN-r tn v • only of soldier* of the loth tSirrk army lake place m duv-rt rontarli with a dent in the e i 1 ) division in Maeedona, u d the t'hoii En lal and other high official* win are unenpl .ed dt in’ tl>* (our engine. American built craft of island s agriculture of nf their government. - •it. Ihe El Al Airline* wav frllrd north SAX ANTONIO, Tex. uR -M ore of !*• tritsiti nn a (light (torn Lm than 200 prisoner* rtoled for near don to l.vikla, Ivra-'l ly three hours la*t night tt the The rrash in rugged lerrilorv of Brx.vr County Jail. Hulgana, a member ,*f th.- Com­ The riot ranre to sn end thnrlly m munists' War-aw mil iiry alliance, before midnight after prnmi-i-* rame only four ilavs alter thr i were mane that nn one would he windup of the Rig Four -ummit punched A reinforced crew of The eau«# of death w»s reported contereme to ease »p,|d tensions. iailr-i stood guard through the The six measure* which consti­ by a medical examinrr after »n Tha fii-t word that envthmg wanight tute the bulk at the remaining exim.natsr.v of Sir- Donovan’s im i-s will* tlie Ccn-tollation s n Some prisoner* rlalme'l invtiffl program include three money vital organ*. He.* body was found an B'tA ml'rri pled by Ute a-boe rirnt food rained llio duturtsanc bili^-eli "must" Items—is well bed Monday by the gcnrral’v operat.-m* office *>-l lloiive FREEHOLD, N. J . *7 -favu*,jpr N*.' .►-V* m i *o|•' '* it |t a* • housing bid, a minimum in '..Mw . rt Perlha f.in-Iwage Increase bill and the multi- wife at the DsnovJn summer Frank Erickson has b»rn slsp^e-l tut dimaye d«.ne to the t ,.rth snd ley was suddenly and quietly lor*. Th*r messacr 1 I I ie ; .-tie* o’ ihT \Tr (■; a ’t •■ *r ■ »t home here She hid come from wllh federal mrome t v. liens li*talwas going d.-wn n flames. livid iiiv c i t l gatir.■; senai s * l a f fifth floor* of the fail was extrabilltoa-doUar highway construction her home in Berryville. Vs , only ing nmii' than <tve mi l,on doiar*. * vo, Sh. ritr* offlret* said acme fre-d fr-'iti jail on a murder hr I* arlline mil nf l • -Iiani i». bill. rharge v--lerri.iv and (o,|*r two day* earlier with her daughter. •vent f,.|i ill ml III M of P J d B, The liens, filed .rest* i day hr the f the rioting prisoner* suffer*.• The House vote* today nn the on her »' i>* to Indiana where -hi Patricia. 14, eldest of five children . .. Brooklyn oflire of »is Internal ‘ hump* snd cut*." None of t'ie Mulligan A Co controversial highway bill, with the Mrs. Donovan. Me former Mary Rrvrnur Serx.ce. recorded •rare* of officer* who tried to <<ut e liv r 1 Even a* Tallndl * a. r >Inc th!« issue in doubt. J im IB n e w ... ■ * ■ I ( restir Judge Troman G Fuleh Grandin of Warrcu. Fa., marrie*! here and in New Orleans. word to Ihr -riui I -. 1‘rrvi.lrnt quell the not was reported hurt rrli-ate-l her on her own recognt the general's son. David, in I9ta F.rsrnhowrr wa* Ir I u," a nr.v* Sumo jailers who Inrd in *ti>p Erickson, onetime kingpin hook t ii eustmly of a slaughter. Gen. Donovan * *« bead of the maker, has aerved five month* in the diiturbani* with fire ho*e * »d i Mrft it>y H im ker-mtlh, "to re Offira of Strategic Services during Milan, Mich, frtlrral penllentisiy the hose taken from thrm snd Senate Inquire rrid » r r T >1turn wt-rn rs-quirrd ' hevau>r World War II. piopeily tar Inrome lax evasion, and -pent were themselves driven from thr ' r Id n< w it It out of Ihe quev 1 Cdr W K Ha.tell ha* a urn Ih'H ha* o . d bis * 10 months in N'rw Jersey Stale Itoor with the high pressure lor lion ‘o tiy her unless w« ran try rd hi* dull*■* a* rxeintive olflrrr ami -hoi,! I I r ( i n -I I . I lll.-l I I Prison for bookmaking and run- tents. i him "* of Compo-ila Scju idrnn VC 9 Ihr ait 'ii- nf i p I -dflrial spirary. Plumbing was ripped from the alu-aril lire S nf-Tsf Nav.il AnvilHe was referring to her hus Chairman Wilhur E. Jon rs of must I r Impr . 'r.-:n F'« Smre his -vlease from the Miehl walls. Prisoners hooted ami rat band F Iward, 73 who wj* de 1 lai) Air Stall -n re; laring ■>lr •landp I rsf the Rial* Road Department today 1 gan penitentiary Iasi May Enrk railed at ofti.rrs. 'e la n d m-anr Monday and rum II F ............. . - In* has ll r and aho'ihl tvo d WINS rON-SAt.EM, X C. ft issued a monthly construction any lira* son hat led a quiet life in New mlttnt t.s the Florida Slate Hos­ Newport, ll I I i nils is>1 li t' Na prr-smn <d wcon. I progress report showing that a Doris Gordon, 20. vtartnl out nf pital at Chatlahoochi-c va I War Cnlls-ge. total of 126.4 million dollar* Superior Court yetterday to fare Talh-dt told lli" v '< fnvrsllDetails of the government's They had him indlrlrd In the A native ni Sinlikdnirg. P a , worth of projects were underway ■ two to three-year prlion term claim were withheld. One lien lists ■t .-ti« . -' ' I slajinc of Ihrre nfiirrrs during Cdr. Ila/!r!< I- the rrclplent of J five day* a o lo atata wide at the end of June. for setting fire to the apartment unpaid taxes of Si,M l.413 on 1647 I ' d of to* an h.uir'f gun battle at the l.iml • hr liistincni Hrd ' Kl• mg r , • •,1 house in which sh* lived Theta Included three projects in Mutiif.n f rm fr • r Ir f n lncon;e. A second, against Erick­ ley home here May 76 that grew the Air Mi Jal 'vhh six hrnnrel reeslvrd IHJA'iJ n j mI* >nr» A few minutes later she facrol son and his wife Amelia, !i Is nonSeminole County. Chairman Jone* uut of a nrighhithiM-f di«pu'e xlar*. ami a I'rq.lil, ntial I'nlt |brvnming Air For-r -i retary m one to fvro :yrara. also reported that a total of flSg another „ . . payment of laxrs nf 43.217nin for, t hfon e star. Hr early It'd Stale Ally. A P Buie made no i il.ili-.n » r million dollars worth of projerta * IrWt ywing mu.lrlan* enter objeett-n to the rrlra-e. began his nival rarer r In 1911. i Th* air srer.-fary s id hr h n were completed an! accepted by witiTes?"Louise Sl'anbm J 'le-w m l , lh* lh'* * 0,M r r* nod ol ,9W lW> Hie llailrlts make their h 0 ’alreadv • i I ' o ' ing slap on Ihe fare. I ----------------------" 1n' d •’j* s *nfn1r'1 n “h tbe Department daring June. r. Mulli­ toilsy at Its noon lunrhroo mreting 'n their two chlldiin *t t t u gan, laying hr Frojeeta in progress ef con­ « D,vrnthy Bollings r. acrordi ni*t, IW udM A- e, Saqfor.l. struction In Sominolo County and for In itivr >t hmivrif of h * .isle In lha ptavrd a medley of two selertlons Wd i t . W j || F j n j s h Y c a r thoir percentage of completion p s rln rr -h p tnother brilliant young arrordinn are: gtata Road No. 11-600, 2 662 mnr* prison player, Helen Adams, entertained miles, Frenrh Are., grade pave* temper. with a medley of two popular numHUNTINGTON, W V i, tft-R rr Mrs. Gordon admitted selling mant typo of construction, U per ,, _ _ _ .. . her*. Wally Phillips J r . playing naid Davis, 39 yesterday waivnl eont completed; State Road No. fire to her husband's rlothing June j ^l,,f " ar^.n E . ,Sn T lM. the piano, brought the -r extradition tn Florida to fare charg IMIS. U H mileo. SR S-46-A to U ifler an argument in th rir! today ,»id that Ihe City of Sanford down" with t msvliry of throe num es of k-lling a man who roomed D \Y TON 4 HE \CH M* Tom VarSB 46, mineral seal, 100 per rent apartment. will not wind up in (lie red at the ||rr( in his formi<r wife's home at Or­ n< r has w-ii Ihr right lo tril milk' completed; g t a t a Road No. f'»c«I ) * » rE l Une. program chairman for lando. at Nn Port Oran e grorrrv in *pdr R-427A, .640 miles. STth St—Following a survey of the entire CARDINAL SrriJ.MAN thr day, introduced tha young musi­ Daxit, a storkv television repair­ of a M orili Mtik C'nmmDv n or I IB 11 ta 8R 426, grade-pavement, 'y ear’s budget, Knowles revealed AVOIDB ARGENTINA cians. man. la arru-rd of entrring the drr siHpeti ling his llrr'.*r work kas not begun. KUAt-A I UMI.......... laliya 'ftthat the Utilities Department will NEW YORK. te-Franela i#Hiu Car v«r _■ *l . ***** *• il/ b mrruni Visitors si at m today’s meeting Brrr were house of hi* rx wife Ro«a Marie 4 irrult Judge Gtorge \V3f Jack- Malaya'* mul pvqnlatiuii dtnal Spellman has message*! M a ;" 10” u? Bert Newberry of Jack ..nv dir. J Finley, x r t ; l> Sunday and fatal­ son thn w nut Fir eummis - -IS in r lrrt* v major t- i f i ' • Icgi-latora WAGE BCALF.s'r.NDKD off.ee that ho will stay out of P * * 00? fu:*di,*n" * ‘!h * t : r M t W Umbetunof W.lmington, N C ly Wounding Joel Cohen. 14. a drr In a drel-KP sigrr.l Monday IimI iv f..r the flr«t ( mi- is hl-tnry. WASHINGTON te - The Ubor Argentina, scene of recent church- 1 ' . . . . ................. . T 7. Bn-wn and Mart.n \ H,er roomer Deputy Sheriff I. F. Nerl al St \u vlinr l|r said lh- min •ul efret, i At Department said today average i . u j i . , , , „ n thonBi of Sanford, M. J . I'rrrrt of D.-I.ind •aul he mi-took Cohen for Mr* niu-iun drl n<d prove It compile I ere -2 it* to ttu I . leration of wage scales for union construction m.»M . . . u 0-.-,. " - A " V J J S S T - l a w w . s . o i W w and M. L Gortte of Jacksonville Ftnley as Colson wa* sleeping in with l)'e law ly po-ting in it. Malay s «g n -m - r U'2'Slatlva workers rose 4 cents an hour dur in South Afnerlra in connection|rlly u „J|| food |hllp. . . , n<) mlU Commander Henry II. ('nice, the couple’s f irmer bedroom. pinielpal flee Its nidir. on mini, C-unril 1 • huh •- inis-inner of tag tbe three-month period ended with the Roman Calhr.itc 4.'hurrb'*| Executive Officer, Naval Auxiliary Mrs. Finley who canm running; nnini pri r* *nd. Creating Ihe finl-h the year In "the hlaek." Ihe Rnti-h protect"rile. S r Doneurharutle congrr** tn Bratil Jaly L Air Station here, was a guest of out of another room wa* wnundrd Kl*(h-r.\"tivia-liievard milk matv ill appo.nt lh* The Sanford City Commusinn, the Ktwania Club, Daxl* wa* *rrr*ted hrre Morulas krllng at>a. severat weeks a g o . Instructed ottss-i 4*4 mi mts-’i t. s Knowles lo look Into the etty's bustThe llrlli-h gore the tier lie n a* an ..... ulant step ne*< with an eye toward a "cut­ back" should present spending ex­ toward seif governi nt h r the ceed budgeted items. fMlrrStion, r- ntp" <•i of the n e.e Malsy tV'le* rod th* former All Girl Scoot* and Brownie Sir aits S-itlrmeni> i*f Penang aal Interested In attending Day Camp NOUAMEUR, French Morocco. The American famtlica untterMalarra. Aug. 1-6 are asked tn register te-Jetn tbe U J. Air Force and standably don’t cars too much for llll.LSHOItO. Ohio, ift-An ap jllghl*. A rsilrmd spokesman In The party * innfnj the mo t ses'e am picdureaqtaa Morocco. Maybe tho situation, though no American by Friday noon with Mrs. Ike peal to Prrsidrnt El-rnhowrr from lasts*I the "cro* ihr was n I din- * ill f'um a ribi-Kt to head mint tear* vOl bo a aasall bomb under has been killed or seriously hurt Butler Jr., phono 761 M, or with a nmc vrar-old Ohio girl whosr grriii.ii- and anjape injure I llr'ir departments of the govern car aoflse ■sorxlci to add to “They have been standing up to Mr* Elinor Ravrnrl nf Sanford R. A. Cobb, 614. father waa killed in a railroad was at tiull." oner vsill re* hot the high cor It like good old American pioneer is confined tn the Halifax District Tho but schedule run* si fot cros-ing aecldcnl haa prompted an This is the hot, dual; meadow slock," said Gen. James L. Jack- Hospital in Daytona Reach, with lows: leaving- Grammar School official investigation Into Ihe pos­ II.iff wa* rrfi rating l-ome from tain a veto. me M mites sooth of tamoltsous ion, nf Eureka Springs, Ark., the injuries tuttalnid in an automobile al 1:30 a. m ; Southside Primary sibility of lnslalling signal* at the work in a facing when hi* auto was atiuik. Casablw i vhoro Undo Bam has Nouasseur base commandor. accident on July T near the Day­ at g.45 a. m. and M-'RrynuM* crossing. PamrM wrof* the President, "1 tho biggest ef his flvo air But Mr*. Evelyn Ailtup. of Tort tona Airport. Drug Store at I SO a. m. Pamela Sue Huff of near Hill*oa tho Bortbwost bump of W*Iron Beach, Fla., decided ofter ParenD are being a*kr<! to boro wrote the president la*t April think the railroad people should Mrs, Ravencl, in tha teller re­ Africa. two bomba were act off on the ceived in Sanford toJay, said that pick up their children at t p. m aftrr her father. James W. Huff, have lo >>!>*y safety rules loo. Can Americana living fn ground flour of ber anariment sho Is suffering from head Injuries, al the plica wbero they boarded wa* killed on Ma way home from you tell them to Out lights? !'le**c HOLLYWOOD, ift The Soviet I think you are q good president." government h ruin2 to film four ted aoma unaail house that there were other place- lacerations, bruiser, A n d fractures tha bus. work. Dee. 12. 1*S4. abote teate tetera amid tbe foe her children to live. And live wrote the Ohio Public pictures for Metro>-Coldw>n-M*T*r. of both kaoes, Ei-rrhower l o r w a r d e d the "They were eutside waiting for Mia* Mary Etta Cowan. 107 E. child's appeal tn the Interstate Utilities Commi-iion. "If you put Ih e studio says th.*r* won't he CBEATGBANDFAnir.il the scbo-1 boa and tt was a miracle Seventh St., said that ber Injuries FAMES OUT CIGARS Commerce Commission. Th* ICC a light at the crossing. It will any Commumit propaganda in nothing happened to them," she worn facial lacerations ami inter­ NEW YORK UR - Vincent Ferra­ a%ked the Ohio Public Utilities mean an awful lot to me for it thorn either Mid. nal. She la atiU under th* doctor's ro, a 75-yevr-old great- grandfather, Coumlssion In Investigate. The will prelect other children's dadThese plct'ir. s ar« painting* hy The famfly la nmir one of the can , she says. ti passing out cigars on hi* mm comm IsaIon scheduled a hearing diet no their nay bom* from French aitl-t Vincent Van Gogh, -------------m l civilian— tew boused on the bate Itself, Tha 1440 Plymouth was a total account again. Tho retired furni­ on the matter for Sept, t lo de­ work." ar.d they now ham’ in the Morrow teter ntvoa assd waiting for ■ piano out. So U the loss, according to tho report from ture polisher, who hid eight child­ termine whether flasher signals Pamela gave Eisenhower an al­ Museum of Art 3IGM explainevl family of T. Sft. Charles V. Mrs. Ravencl and Miss Cowan. ren by bla first two wives, if :ele- should he Installed at Ihe rrosslng. ternate suggestion loo. *"l would yesterday that It asked tho Rus­ Starks, Bock Island, 111., who Mr*. Ravine! said that sho Is brating Ihe birth of an g-pound. l> The New York Central rallro like to test either a light." the sian* to film the fov.r works Mr found kin car one day with thr forward to being shin lo ounce son te bis third nil# Anion- whose trains ute the * resting said wrote, "or lhal railroads rsilro. and use in MGM's version of Van tx^ten ateped ent by a t e a k U would oppoan loaUUaikm at fund* te ms aten." Gogh's biography, "Lust fur Lite." “ * * Rest 01 Program Seems Ta Be Down To Six Main Bills S AwnrUtfd P re w l / w d W ire Airliner Goes Down; All But One Of 5 8 Aboard Feared Dead I didn't know so many local bill* had been passed in Tallahas­ see," O. P. Herndon. Seminole County Clerk of Court said today at hr ret rated the receipt of nine m ulled copies of bills aUecttng Seminole County. Herndon said that the copies are on fill in hit olflre for re­ ference They include: lloute Bill lilt, a hojpital lien law which provide* a method of collection for hospitallntion and treatment Houia Bill 109S. a plat law re­ quiring the approtal of County CommUticnrn whereby wi d t h of roads, streets, alleys and other ihnroughfarea may be designa­ ted. House Bill 1411, to define the TWENTYNINE PALMS. Calif. IP _ What happen*! «o the POO? That*! queation No. 1 today In Twentynln# Palms, an oasis « | ir i the financial well hai run dry. The door* at Joshua National Sank. the only banking facility in no mile*, hare been etesad by the federal government, and the baok'a vice pmldent and chief cashier, Roeeoe D. Coon. 41, la In tan Diego County JaO. Back examiner* closed the door* Monday .when an audit ihowod .000 misting. Coon, owner of icing liable, wa* arrested at the Del Mar race track on a fed­ eral ambexxalment charge. Ha D •coiled of keeping 110,000 order­ ed from the Federal Reserve Bank Ms Loa Angelea ter deposit to the Joshua National. Coo* yesterday aought In have Ma caae transferred (roes Ban Diego to Loa Angeles, bat the remeat we* denied. Hi* preliminary Sen. Clements (D-Ky>, acting Cluing waa let for Aug. 10 end waa returned to jail la lieu of majority leader, earl he was quite hopeful Ihe lawmakers ran held gu.eee bail. for home, or on trips, "by Satur­ day night or soaocr." SOUTH DARTMOUTH, Mata., House leaders kept Saturday as UR—Th* death of Mrs. Mary Dono­ their official windup target. But van. 37. daughter-in law of MaJ. 0 they ked more work on hand than TVa red •r | fo« nicht mnrntng ybwrrf *on»h©*j< WEDNESDAY. JULY 27. 1933 Nine Bills Received JAffecting Seminole County's Residents Big Question Today Is What Happened To $678,000 Haul? steady wtih *ea«t*ced •A** Join Air Force To See M orocco Then Discover A d d ed Excitement Registration Urged For Scout Camp Mrs. E. Ravencl In Halifax Hospital Railroads, Roads Shouldn’t Cross Says Little Girl In Appeal To Ike Red Government To Film Pictures s.:sr^ R . 'U s a f i * * » ; £ l l j L •J.TT.* vJTf r •m • �•m THE SANFORD HERALD fr/Hcm* » rOkUKVN Proposed Increase Gets Opposition From Farm Bureau A a P ' i oceans 'of savings’giuaraniS Orlando—full train oppoaltlnn by th* Florida Farm Bureau to the p in p o iil J fe a a Ia In titiM the W »u l tax an gtaollna (mm le (o Ac a gallon and an 41*ial full from 2* to Or a gallon » » i eapr**a*d by r. K. McCIane. Kaeeullva Vie*I'rraldent nf th* fartn group. In a atalement l*#u*d b n * today. Known a« Hour* Reaolullon 7072 thla prnpoMl alio Ineraaaoa tha Ua on h*a*y duty truck tlr*i from A to I k per pound. II* declared the Florida Karri •tureaij Haa traditionally urg'd lha repeal of th*«a lavlta on the ground* that they at* 'laae* on farming llaelf." Th# farm group •ifftclal pointed out that the*# U«r% were flrat lerled at “ lemRprary" m 'atuiei and In a period of declining fartn prirca that the levl** ah>*14 b* repealed Inataad of Inrreaied. It *a * pointed out that the fed- BLUE PLATE SWEET POTATOES WhnW and Cut Golden Yams In Syrup 29 oz. Can S«te«M*P/< BETTV CROCKER White, Yellow or Devili Food ANN PAGE PREP. ANN PAGE 1I( 0UOMOI; WLLYOU }Lf- — AHSV/POIXF. ANN PAGE CHERRY OR BLACKBERRY / THANTS. thHftt StC KMMBU, KASNf DON'T ^MT»BACK J SPARC TWf HAfMNlMf ’ )« M t A ' HOL HM. AND9H«U Hteot / WMM mot you?BUT tmtATivtt YOU 1 -mROixid DO. B*WK> HtN BACK, HMPHf 1 ThOUOMT . CWAX 6TABLIN6 .' WA0 Y ro« MAsrory' fa v in .TOUR BAFltY MLM . ViCWtot •KXCHK. IT*jmpTMtOCTAASk OAFIDIViL, AJtP sAftty /oooo toot/ ta tjtft ancTTHSK ^cx-i-hV 1 P’ y v v u cod s-ro m ft os' — r-A cti — sw o rn plac'd on th* interstate ayatem. Thr farm epnkeaman elated there i< much al-out the federal highway program itielf that farmara do not Ilka. Not only will it Innaar* their ta t load hut it plac«t full rmphaela on limited acm e tithan and Interainta highway* ami give* •cant attention to the road* which farmer* really u»r. " If national dtfrnaa la tho pri­ mary mnilderition In tha prnpnie.| highway progiam. then th* *n*t ahnuld l» horn* by every ritlten iMtrarf nf ju it tho** who ue* gainline, fuel and lira*," MeClane iald. “Farmer* hare traditionally tupported more and belter road*. both primary rAada and aerondary farnt-tn-markrt road*. We etlll do, but believe that the deelainna in­ volving roadl thmild II# principal­ ly wIth tha atatea, along with tha major portion of financing and accompanying reeponalbtlity. “We muat, nf eeunomle neceatlly, vlgoroualy object to the*# Inerrnaed tatea which dlacrimlnata agtlntt th f farmer by nat only inrrraalng the ro*t nf t-ampurting hie crop* la market, but alto Inrrraalng the mat nf pcodurlng ihe-e crop*. Th* coal nf Ir«n»port­ ing agricullural pmdurt* to th* rnntumer ha* alway* been rhargr.| to tha farmer who produced them, and thrro la no reaaon to •urmlao it will ever bo otherwiae," MrClano ronciudad. uw .tC A 'act-rrv.f m a t e r 7 m fA t irte m # ;t-t> rtdvw t o & y n g ^ r y i M rDUOM* ^aurrm fm ^ pL um mYafif W * r* * n lr Comstock IONA FULL PACK WHITE 8KEDLE8S GRAPES PERFECT STRIKE CHUM FRESH BING LIBBY’S GARDEN SWEET LARGE SIZE CUBAN CRISP ICEBERG SWANSON BONED v PICNICS OCEAN BPBAY CRANBERRY Orlando RECOMMENDS T E L E V IS IO N E L E C T R O N IC S Fund, Inc HI TOMMY, • > M0W3 MX* UOTLlPMAIkf OUNAMeOti HIM VfcTf »NtA/i cafxH wriWfiMrtj. \ ff'iRP.'MV (*COU7-MA*rt# v w%i a mm•*» rememr Sr w hen INVESTING Allen&Co FRYERS ROUND STEAK “■ SPARE RIBS >“ • FRANKS RIB ROAST lv WHOLE La ANN PAGE RED KIDNEY ' s u p e r r i g h t w estern “SUPER RIGHT WESTERN LEAN MEATY ‘•SUPER EIGHT* ALL MEAT "8UPER RIGHT HtjAVY WESTERN L IB B Y 'S CANDY POPCORN STRAINED BABY FOOD ANOELUS Ragrtl HawaUu 8H Crocker Jock 4for lie Gorb* 10 M. pkf. MorthotoUowo CALO lie 16 ob. cm 3 for 29c Tun* FUh at, eta Dt REGULAR SIZE CANNED MIA1S Cornod 13 os cab Baaf 45e Corwd Beef Mb can M *ah 29t PotUA B’4 os enn ■ Dot Food 2 for 2le Woodbury I bon 25c Mat 2 for 25c CLEANER WITH BLOACH SHORTENING Bob-0 2 for 21b Snowdrift A Lb. Cu 71c X E E B L E R C LU B 16 OL P k f. VIMM 4 OB. MB S for SSfMffS Bout Oaf 33c 1? os. ran 49c; * 4 BffU iW t �mm I I M Wm W Okinawa Probably Most Vulnerable Spot i f MURRAY FROMSOX , Thej're not worried. KADENA AIR BASE, Okinawa "If they bomb m here, they're i r —Aik Ike name of Ike moil like- going I- bate to bomb ui in Chily—and mo*t vulnerable—U riel CJgo. Detroit or Loi Angel** too." I f the Communist* In any all-out lays M. Sit. William MacMillan. Mftr in Alla ani the answer probe- who flew in B2*t In the Korean bly will be Okinawa. War. It* Importance ipeak* for itself. lit* h the Mock antwer on OkJOnly UO air mile* east of Shani- nawa when airmen amt adder* tiai. it'* Ike nearest t*. S. bate to are ttked about the safely of their Communist China's Industrial com- more than 9,MO dependent wnei plfxes spread along the central and children who use here mainland coast. _ **We frcl a man is going In he a This l* nn# reason Okinawa’ has belier tolJ.er if h# hat hi* family been developed at the forward wilh him and his morale is gowJ." bate for the Strategic kir Com- says MaJ. Gen. James Moore, the anda bif BJ* auperbomber* and Army's deputy |o«ernor Ior Ike »T let medium bombers, ftyukyuscommand. It also Is home ba«# for Iwo let Americans here base yood res­ tin g * of tne llh Air Force and the, son to feel life, Day een*ral link in Ihe huge air defense D,v and and night. nish the roar.of the radar network arching acrois the swift, lll-wealher IM Sahre Jets rumhle across the Ryukyuan skies Tactfle. The Army govern* Ihe bland, but militarily apeakm*. Il l an A.r Tore# ahow. Its proximity to China probably vrv ta aa the best existent drier» n t it this lime to any warlike Ideas Teipinj raixht entertain. Con­ versely, the Communists by otert SEOUL., ft—South Kntean conna ix r f‘ *ion could use Okinawa at a tenntellixence agents Tuesday an­ has* (rnm which to launch attacks nounced arrett of an alleged Com on U S. hate* guirdirg the west­ munist agent whn n.suppo-rd to ern approaches of the United have questioned Maj. Gen. Wilium F. Dean in a Red piison camp In States. The Army Veep* • regimental South Korea shortly after Dean's eoitSat team nn the Island Thr.e capture in August* IJVJ are alia Iwo antiaircraft battalions ROK officials accused l<ee Chang and a regiment of Marines which Kwsng. 23, nf entering Ihe prison P>t moved htrt from Japan. at Chonju. questioning Dean, and Present plans call for the mnvr then passing Dean's answers to went here of the rest of the 3rd the Communists. Marine Division—lets one regi­ They emphasised that Dean gave mental combat team now In Hon­ nn military inhimation in his an­ swers but said that in itself did olulu. The Army could also its* Oki­ nnt minimise Lee’a "crtm i of spynawa to stage troops kir move­ inr and Informing." ment elsewhere It could iceomThe spokesman said Lee had modata at least seven divisions. been raptured "just before ha was How do Americans nn Okinawa scheduled lo go (o the United being so close to tba (root Slates, under an assumed name, for the purpose of spying against the United States.” « juardlnf the approaches to this stratexic outpost. On the ground at Naha, tne Oki­ nawa Air Defense Commend keeps a close eye to the west. Radar sta­ tions are tactically set thruuxhout this archipelrxo which stretches Irom me s o u t h e r n reaches of Japan to the waters a bote the Na­ tionalist itronghold on Formosa. Sabi* Jets of me Mil Fishier Interceptor Ming ran be scram­ bled within Lite minute* to in* ta ­ ilgate any unidentified aircraft which show* up oo the ar defense radar screen. There can he no delays, says CoL Kilmer Nelson, deputy com­ mander for air defrnte on Oki­ nawa. "High-performanre enemy jet*. _ . ... . . . ... flyinx with the jet stream which motes w ith durinx the winter month*, could be over Okinawa in 2} or 34 minutes." he says. "That doesn't fite you much time to s»t you.* rlanrs sterted sod at the taixet before he can bit you." Nelson's nerve renter can tugter air defense warnings for l $. bases in the Philippines, Formosa, Southern Japan and the midPaeitie. Despite the emphasis on air here, Okinawa—once called the "junk­ yard of the Parifie"—wear* sev­ eral ether faces too. For the men who terve here, life ran s*t boring The men with familtet find the tiling condition* much better. For the bachelors it r» irt r»rr netting dutr, so T irg to s e e n s x THU STATU ------c oorr rFLOBItU i --------- TOi STATB.V not. ait. „ svhe.s rest-*XTE.V nOt.All. * « r » U Wltllste*. N*w Vsfk A gwern remplelnt hsrtex bte* Ms* eaelnst mu In lb* OltsuU « wjrt la »«4 Cur Ssmlsete County. Tlwriee. I" Cham erg, Ihe eh*tl ef sale aMlen being riUV 1title MU ,K,vcn Kr.Aner. nouxst, Male* ’f. *e STATKH not-Vft. TSefei.,nf. wherein Iti* relief •aupht le ■ Dectae nf Dltarre eng »n ewetO •f ri-Urdsni s entlse Inieiest In ang ta terlaln leal aatale lm*'>4 In gew nsla Canalf, FJerMe. lesvlt Celt It ana I t nf S1«< k T. .n, xhart *«b4lvl*lf*. artarglaa la •ubl'n fterarg* ef gemtaal* Cone•>. n*ria*. The** e-eitntl ar* la raus* ang taamra gnu la ftta rnur atliten g*f»n*a*. ir »ag. la Ilia rairglalnl 01*4 haratn. aa4 la lern* a rapg Sharaaf wea* rialnlttfa attarnag •n ar hefese Auaiiti I*. A. ft. ISIS, wtherwlie o TVettee rra ranle«*a g* ill he oni*i*4 aealait »a« ana • e eau*a aroreeg ea g in x w WITbr*g mV hang ang afftrlal a»*t * l ganfatg. Baailnn)* raunlr, rin-laa, tbla tllh gag *1 j*l>, tits, /sS O F. HernCna rierh at lha net ull ftaurl gtmlaala Cauaig, rtarign i s r ii - i eSargaw T, ISfeganrle Anernag far Flalnlirf js» Versb rath A<aaua r O Has It tl hanfarg. Plarl4a 9K J '- a g 'T s m V i n c L r r c e c e t " » s T « j i n in a s. r t a c i i t . is is u a r n n iK h is m x ro rb T T . ri.o d u n t . is i N i v i 'R i t sis. I ISCOROI r ------ OWEN vllUJCb. rtelBilft •ISKATHLEEN lllt.t.lCN, refengeat lo T irn Tes a i e r .s n Tn b ATisi.rr t nit-u cK . in# t ’ hs-e Sir,sl rinkutel, Quseee o .n i r , hew T«rV r n r i r k iiiR P ia r vem rirm lh*i b rsmelalai far niter** bee beta (ils4 egtiBsl v*u. eng gnu ar* teeulreg le eervs s enpg ef v_4ur Sniwer ef ri*sgin* tn Ihe r*imglalat «* the eUlnttfre altery > . j nt gastt.i. iirvRsanr, ate I n k Mela lireet. nrleeg*. TieFit*, aag rite the •rtalaal x s ie t r • r Pt*e4in> le lb* efflre ef the fu rk ef lb* rlissll Ceust an er befer* lb* Sith geg af Auaust. ISIS If i n feu in On re. Jugainaat be M n l t will he taken aaeiasl yea far ihe relief gewueged la *r>oNr, A.in‘ nnnanrrv as nea­ rer I. ne-iga. iht» lilh gag af Julg. A D. Ills. n ft Htrngaa. Cterh ef • rlrrult I’ s s r i , Beall eel* I euaif, _rierlg* Her age a *>: ft flllV barren SSernshg laraoy far ITtlailtt f t * N Meta ttreex Orla age. PWlge • Florida's Quest For Oil Expensive TALLAHASSEE OPt-Th* queet for all in Florida, an which the major ail companies hive spent untold milliane of dollaie over the gear*, apparently will move Into Rroward and TaIri Roach round as ehortly. The C* HInet has offered for competitive bidding Aug. 9 all and gat leases on both the vast Semin­ ole Indian Reservation and out­ side tho reservation in the lower East Coast counties. Tho request that reservation land be put up for leas* was mad* by Wally Fields, a Tampa lawyer who represents tes era! nil companies, including Humble, The request that bids be taken for tee*** eutsld* the reserve non wae mad* by the Kamerelda Oil Ce. n o n ra rn r«T nr IN THU rm« i i r t h e a it t * J i n i r u i . » m et it o r n i i s i D i . is s s n ro n e r StlvnUBS S OI VTI. IN * MAN­ SERS. AO. SU1 rtiiu ie af " Hera Aleseager far the agsellan at lis ts Lea ft* Frthn. alt* knows a* Dana Las fcaakia. a miner, a*g ftttar Mlrhatl He Viahn. else a* Petal Mu heal flaekln, * miner. TO Alban lis a tli U* f lt S t . */* ( I n i s ri* ftreha. It* Clog a ittti. lamseua. r*bnavltaale Tnu era hereby aaiilieg sbai a peiluea bee b**a rileO In iht abova tlgieg Caurl bg Wilton AWiaeCtr ler ih* egaeitoa at p u i Lea Da lr *h t, six* kaown a* liaaa t.*< Rankin, t miner, *n4 Teiar SHthtal lie f u t u altn kaawa as 1‘alar UwSstl Rtnkin, a mtaar, bg ib* patiiinaer, wii.n« AleienSar. ang gnn ere gaaulrag tn ssrve e *epy nr geur Aastiar nr Objaclinnt In thaw reuse why aalg stuirot shsutg an| he erenlag. en ike eeiiiitnet, whesa maii-aa aggreee is r. n Rat <t«. ran. ft*(k. rtarlge. eng flit the erlglnel la lha nfflia ar Ihe iTerk af tha rircull l " jr t an e hefeia me Itlb gey •* *A'lBusi. 1SSL lleiela fell ael nr a geeree i n rnafttte will ha eatereg asxlnti *r*A,iineee mg hang eng lha tttl *r saig reurt le Sanfarg. aaain*>e s'euniy. Plariga, iblt Ilia gag ef Ji.ls, (III. IClerk a 1**11 O ft flerngna A* Ct**k af Ike aalg (tretiil Ce-rl WReea Aleua4*r timt rhttn. Thi* onetime itepchiid of the East military picture is rapidly cominX of age as America's most important Tacific bastion—and it looks more permanent esery day. With the shift In important mili* t l r y in(j political developments to ROUTE WBUtTNO WTTTTE . t h e s A N T n n n v ik r a l d WHEN U s t SEEN Wed. Ju ly 27, I ' m Page 3 GAINESVILLE Fla. .ft-M rg .l"!----“ *"7 Margaret Seay tomplained to the Bet..ten 1913 and 1330, federal, •fieri11 s office yesterday that state and local government expensomeone stoic her home on Util! dilute in the United States mulStrect. ^'hen la< seen, the tv»o-| tipited nore L'un 12 times from room house ws( wearing white Jl.tM.000 non to M9 s»ono ono, says paint and black srreen*. , the Twentieth Century Funo. Southeast Asia, met* ar* those here who look for eventual trans­ fer of Far East Command head,,em T e l>° 10 0ktnl,“ W ILL v o ir HE OUR GUEST? Me hat* le iH I* ait-rnndilmnrd room* at Ih# Maf-Leg MeteL Tbeg are ibsetulrtr FREE to all new arrisalt at nor N'*t*| Air Atalion. CONFERENCE DATE TOI.D TALI-AHASSEE, The 1»JJ stalewide fir* prevention conference will be held at St Petersburg on Nov. I and 3. it was announced here today from the olfice of State Trea­ surer J . Edwin Larson, whn it also state insurance commissioner and stale fire matshal. I’lrk lip ?nur I r , . al ihe office nf ODIIAM x^: TUDOR, ’Tuitdeit nf 262.v S. Fin* French Inr. Hem**'' Ave. PRE-INVENTORY Red Agent Arrest Told By Koreans; Charges Revealed Legal Notice . ftitot In ffei fcirt ft* «ftr# !*• TTi » glittering night lift xfford«<( fill m Tok)o u nonexitlrat herr There are few outside recreational diversions although Ihe men can visit Okinawan women in the villages they are not allowed to bung them on me base. The post exchange* are about the best aliwknd in the Far East, however. B> comparison with any ----By other m tltarv hase tn the Far East, material life »n Okinawa U plush. The United State, his poured about a billion dollars into (hr re habilttation and 'impiovemrnt of the island Roads are the standout feature. Without them, the mili­ tary would have no Lnk* between the two kry air bases here sod the bettor, and supply areas The proipect of a return of the Ryvikyut doc-n't look good for Japan, vshuh would like the United p i , a SHOPS L SAVE ON CHILDREN’S NEEDS! Take Advantage Of Our Pre-Inventory S a l e . , , . LADIES' DRESSES Clothes you can wear through the balance of the summer atul start you off next aummer, chosen from the following brand names . . . Georffianna Doris Dodson Jerry Gilden Jo White Bobbie Brooks Mynette GIRLS' DRESSES Girls Skirts Many to choose from In fabric* of Broadcloth, Oinshxm, BM*«-Di*iplined, Den-River. Organdies, Plisse. Dotted-Swiss, Corduroy, Velveteen and Nylon. Sues 13. 3-fix, 7 14, Sub-IVens. 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Neck­ laces and Brsceleta R eg. 1 00 tn 1.93 Reduced to 59c -1.00 Regular 1.99 valu* R e* 3.99 2 .9 8 HIM ______ Si | �• - " t u 1" y V .' . - i • l y gjr --------------— — - ’T T - " v r ~ •.-.'• f * -■ ^ . ■ * • . f j? Effects O f Gaw Malta's New Era The Mediterranean l»’,»nd of Malta has recently been honored by Prime Minister Eden who proposes to allow it to choose ■ I members for the House of Commona. This would make Malta the first aren outside England to be represented in Parliament. Malta has known many owners In Its lony history. In 600 B. C. the Carthaginians conquered it from primitive inhabitants. Hanniba:, the srrat Carthaginian general who almost overthrew the Roman republic, Is thounht to have been l<orn in Malta. Lat­ er It was ruled successively by Romans, Byzantines Arabs, Sicilians, Spanish and by the Knights of Malta—a semi-religiou*. semi-military brotherhood who w’ere long the bulwark ot Christianity against the Turks. Napoleon finally conquered It. With th» collapse of his empire it came under British rule. During World War II Malta resisted a powerful German siege The memory of Maltese resistance may have moved Kden to grant full political rights to this Semi­ tic Isle. The admission to Parlisment will bo an epccb-mnkinp step ir, the histories of both the British Empire and of Malta. The Sanford Herald P atlU t# * SaO, aatarSar aaS •■■<•* SM Wm , n n ( I t S a l n H a* aaraaS rlaaa walla, Oalafcaa ST. IMS at Ik a Paal olflaa af ta a ti tS. riarlta. aaSa* Ika Sat at Caaaaaaa af Itarak & (STS t o r n rr .S N IS I rail# , aaS S»wMUk»v MAMIOV H tn N I S I S . r.aaaallta KSMav TO D A Y * RIRI.B VRRBK Your heart shall rejoice and your Joy no one taketh away from you.—John 10:22.—If wo keep in harmony with God's plan for ua wo will live In fullness of joy, but failing to to livo causes the sweet bells to be out of tune anJ harsh. a | During the last half century a growing number of Western European social demo­ crats have beet, trying to lead their parties away from Marxism to a program based on American economic principles. The position of these leaders has been strengthened now that the capitalistic United States, through its nonpolitical and ncnsocialistic labor unions, has suddenly outmatched Marxist promises through adoption of the guaran­ teed annual wage. Consequently. Guy Mullet of France has urged the European Coal and Steel Com­ munity to adopt the GAW policy. Such a stimulus in producing a united Europe. He contends *hnt the GAW policy is Impossible within the industrial structure of Europe, which is fragmented along national lines. It Ik only possible In the multi-national Euro­ pean Coal and Steel Community. As a result he urges European workers to strive for an extension of the Coal and Steel Community so that one dav they can enjoy the benefits of i GAW. European reaction to GAW shows how dynamic American capitalism la. Its results outstrip the promises of socialists the world over. Conceivsblv GAW will promote Amer­ ican-type capitalism in other sections of the world, thus laying to rest the false promises of Marxism. How To Tell A Foghorn Ever retd "LIT Abner"? Do you recall the flamboyant congressman A1 Capp created? His type exists In Washington according to Representative Clarence Cannon of Missouri. Ch’ lrman of the House Appropriations Com­ mittee. who cited him as an example of the statesman who Is everything he should not be. The ea.mark of a Foghorn senator or re­ presentative is that he always votes for every appropriation and against every tax. Thus he makes frienda on both aidaa of tha fence, those who want help from the govern­ ment and thuae who demand economy. It la a fine ayatam, taya Cannon, but it will never balance the budget. The trouble la really not with the Foghorns so much as it Is with the folks back home who selfishly Insist on governmental give and citizen take. Reform should begin with the voters. Then the congressmen will have no noed to blow their horna foggily. SAM DAWSON fflmsrQO&WIRf HAL BO YLE Morning Calls To Hearts O f Men 1AMES MARLOW NEW YORK ft - Curbstone re­ But once'a be la a foot and pawedl gias to ride the iky yua wffl oftft flection of a pavement Plato: the sleep out of his eyes, morning' see old e s s . They may juto 1 0 What la a man’s time of day — is a magnificent adveaturelaad tor •trolling, or, If tN tecu m erg and a woman’s time of Day? When dry. tNyll Just N sitting, admir­ a_ men. It's hla time, his prim* ing i n now •’ey, or remembering do they feci most Important* Everybody knows tbit weather, He steps nut his front door . , . an earlier one. affects people and they talk about and back through 20 ctnturiaa . . . You will see law old ledltg it a lot but very little has been or 10 hundred centuries. abroad at that boor, nursing tNlr done about it. But little has been He lifts his Dos* and tones the cats, although there are more oil written about the way different “ man. And : air likt a dog. Hla aboea touch tN ladies than there are old periods of a tingle day affect tN earth and N feels tha crunch up it Isn’t because IN old ladies arc contrary sexet. to hit temples. Ht I* miraculously afraid to N cut at that time. M My theory is that, basically aware, every sense is booed, he old ladies are afraid of anything, morning is a masculine time — Is a fluid part ot the morning. it la to N alaaa ia Nuaag a t and that evening la a woman's Nature has given him th* pep night hour. pill she thinks be should have at TN tlderiy men hobble eat net Right or wrong, here's the Idea: IN tlnvf she thinks la best for because tNlr bade are able, but because af a pufl Noon to man is morning. him — and, wail, iN's still the than they know. To a woman morning is duty. , . doctor. They may N retired from a Jeh, taking cars of th* baby . . . Land­ " • •* ' ’tht only so soon ago, ing her husband tea In bed (docs th* last lonely depths of night wheo but iNy or* called forth by IN not avery wife do this still?), then people who maybe one* counted majestic summon* of awning, aa routing him out and serving him aheap to go asleep now count their all men art. and they live again a hot meal and sending him off breaths to stay alive. , . and be­ esriier mornings goat before, la IN days when they east a lowg»r_ to bit dally chores. come weary, and cease to count, shadow than they do bow at summ Morning is twilight to a wife and do not count again avtr. sot This done, sN crawls back into the Tha temperature falls. A cool* Morning tlwaya has blown a vacated bed space left by her ness spreads. Usually a breoto bugle cry to the heart of man, aad husband and doias in the male; springs up, and whatever it touches will forever oa ibis spinning earth warmth he's left — sleepily alert, it stirs to the limit of being. To until it halts, and we all fall off. for th* baby’s awakening move­ leaf or man if says, "Now la tN ment or dawning ery. time to arise and move.” Morning Ns a special mag“ to a man. An energy flows through him theo that doesn’t at othor hours, when bis will to endure tN old or dare the new is subjected to tN aulat discipline of the sun's hot yellow thumb or the doubts that crowd tha dark. tog to foreign policy matters. But in recent months Elsenhower Forever a man remembers has taken a firmer and more per­ morning, whan ha stood on a peak sonal band in steering the foreign and, whither he New what N policy whtel himself. The more saw or not. at least wasn’t afraid Elsenhower asserted himself, the to look in all directions. • •a* more Knowland seemed to become Across America if, ia any town, Chan, Good subdued. large or small, you will atroll Although Democratic leaders through any public park to dear heartily applauded Eisenhower's wither just Nfor* tN sun beoffer lo exchange military informs ticn, Knowland refused comment anl aaid ha would have no state City Park Guards i ntte mint until tN Geneva conference ended. Become Part-Time lie hasn't Issued one yet. Lessons Come From Summit M eet WASHINGTON. UT-One of IN Eisenhower in handling American lessons from (ha Geneva confer foreign policy has been Sen. Knowlcnee la that th* United Slates, for and of California, Senate Republi­ the sake of peace, is willing to can Iradrr, who has Nen In make concessions to the Commu conflict with th* President in that nists provided they do th* sama field tor years. Knowland had a habit of Issuing Just how far the Eisenhower ad ministration will go in this direc stataments that were little com­ tion should be di-closed eventually. fort to th* administration many At the momrnt il probably doesn’t limes when Secretary of Slat* Dull** was doing most of tN talkknow itself. for years In Ih* cold war this country followed a pretty rigid policy — almost a frosen policy it seemed at timet — of yieldint nothing to the Communists. They were equally froxen. 'Blood Factories' oppportunity for an after dinner PHILADELPHIA, Last weak at Geneva President sap If w* fait so Inclined. Elsenhower startled the world, city park guards bare Neeme inelud.ng the United States and Alrilna and bus competition has part-time "blood factories" In aa Russia, with hit proposal (hat this put th* railroads on their toes. Ter experiment scientists Nr* By BUSSELL KAY country and the Soviets exchange sonnel that to former years was will go a long way toward ending Since entertaining visitors la a., complete blueprints on tbair mill indifferent now goes out of theii the world’s sNrtag* of Ufo-giviag of Florida'* major toduitrios. it is way to ploase tN patrons. Cour­ plasma. tary forces. important that Floridians under­ Die Russians haven't accepted stand tha mental raj rttons of a teous i(tention prevailed through­ Tha guards, all hardworking and and probably won’t. And in a show stranger in a strange land. Thar* out the trip. Dining ear service on active, hava been donating blood down Eisenhower might not have la no better way to aequiro this the "Hiawatha” was splendid. Food every Iwo weeks, about five times been able to carry through on bis knowledge than to Ncomt a tour­ was oacellut and moderately pri­ th* frequency approved for IN offar since there might have been ist yourself and visit torn* auction ced. average donor by tha American enough opposition to Congress to of tN country you bavo never aeee Scheduled to give tN traveler Rad Croat. daylight during th* most sraaic block bis plan. In i n unusual part af tN snand Mcr-stlng portion of the Jour­ iriment, IN blood is broken dawn Nevertheless, the offer wes Aside from the pleasure of such ney, wo loft Chicago at 3 p. m. to plasma and rod corpuscles, made. It has bean railed many bought on lime — may cause things by many people, ranging aa experience, if on* Is alert snd g i l d l a g swiftly and smoothly tod tN red blood rails nr* Im­ businessmen to build up oxetsa from bold and daring and imagina­ observing N can learn much that through areat Industrial sections mediately returned to tN donors’ wfll qualify him to N a better, along tN lake to Milwaukee, then system by IN apparatus, known inventories, to expand their pilots tive to propaganda. But it has not been called ap­ more understanding host when be through the attractive Wisconsin aa tN Cohn blood fractionator. too optimistically — may lead to peasement by anyone in Congress, returns hom* and assumes the re­ Drill to St. Paul and Minneapolis. exeasi use of credit. yvt. This in IIself was almost sponsibility of catering to the thou­ TN next morning you awake In Barring a spree of overbuying startling On tN whole IN reac­ sands of tourists who flood our Montana and reach IN Rockies in Tha same rugged Nauty found la the aflarnoon. Electric locomotives the Caacadei Is encountered hero and overborrowing, however, pros­ tion in this country was favorablt. atate each year. A week ago Mrs Kay and I Ngan carry you over th* steep grades and to the coast range of IN Wooton This could be taken as an indica­ perity could be our pleasant tion th* very magnitude of the a vacation that will last a month tN sceMry Improves as you speed Rockies. companion for quite a spell yet offer Instantly conditioned Ameri­ aed take ua across the eontlaoat westward. Slow moving, muddy We won Impressed with not aa> cans to tN idea of concessions to tN Faciflc Northwest, on area rieora llN tN Mississippi. Missou­ ly the Nauty aad charm af Van­ In 118 relief programi last year, or Ibat they were already willing wa have never visited, then South ri and Yellowstone give way to couver but with tN courtesy, con­ the American Red Cron gave em­ to make them for the sake of peace ■tong Ik* coast In Southern Cod- rushing, roaring mountain streams sideration and friendliness found ergency Nip to 83.000 families and U IN Ruuiani would reciprocal*. INI cascade ever rocks and come on avery Nad. Travel agents, toug.term aid to 7,100 families. Perhaps tha greatest thorn to Tkla eoluma Is written in Seattle tumbling down hillsides. Sun-sear, clerks, NUhopa, taxi driven, wai­ fler a fl' “ via Eastern Alrlinei ed platoa and wastelands are re­ tresses, and everyone was anxious after fltoht lo ChfcagJ and a train trip across placed by green clad hills and lo N helpful. They all mad* you o end (eel that you were welcome. Victhe continent on th e Milwaukee mountain forest*. Una’s crack Iraui lb* "Olympian TN greatest thrill comes the lona ii "Old England" transferred Hiawatha.’’’ second morning as you enter the to th* New World, delightfully dif­ Wa found present day train trv Cascade Mountains where you see ferent and interesting. vel delightful and relaxing. Ac- now fevered peaks, roaring water- Contralto Ntwana IN Pacific comodatieas wen excellent, oa par ftQa aad Navy forests. You roach Northwest and Florida are a* grant If you are not we11trained—and with SUMMKB to n of (rot­ these attired by the Nit ho- baay, bustling Seattle at 1:30 to that you And this trip a thrilling I think tkto go*a for many of yon af ua, but It may who iiy your hand at atrenuuua toU. Vtota Dam* ohecrvatioa can tN morning. If you are Interested experience, and 1 can racaameod te n at undue streee summer game*-all out 10 to II •ffordid lull opportunity to 0 U09 ia a aids trip to Vancouver and Vic­ it to anyone In W* tend In wart lot hard and par oaat of your food energy to * ^ ^ * * « h . f r t o . o 2 toria la British Columbia, you can 111 give yon ear. diner aad pertor rtr gave «g catch tN Groat NortNm’a "Inter la play ton h a d While l it a t m Iasi throogh heat. anttoanl" at U:S» for g scenic ride Mow your body has a buHt-la advtoaMt N da aaythtat te ex­ am of frieafry>M low *p£ aloof tN abort of Puget Sound to a m Utto edvtos baecwM* am i tr-conditioning unit—gwentlng. - Our esmtortahto douhto Casedn’e third largest city, end on* a hot, You peraptro and aa the gwgel Nxvidsd privacy aad aa ad tN moat beautiful la tN world. tvaparatoa It cools your body. Any gondlttoa which binder* this evaporation, such u high ralaUre lack af air movement 1 don’t want to spoil poxy Jam­ humidity, thick, heavy etothtng, promer nm. but let’s took ronBaUn- and ♦t,t* nir-condUtonlng eye* ally at what mu aro up against vaatafrom functioning properly. tn wins weather. Loth as* how and randy to anrvo too. Too Late To N O W S H O W IN G •/ -1* parity Inducts speculative eseeta. In England it's already back. In spite of government effort* to forestall It. The cost of living baa Just taken a jump there. Retail prices are at a record high. And the price of coal — a prime budget Item for most British householders — hat Just been hiked 18 per cent. Tbit week steel goes up aa average of J per cent, and most other metal price* have beet climbing fast. There la faar higher price* will toon spread to ttko and IN many product* mad* af atael, .and rate* lor electricity, gu and freight will eflmb higher. With the British worker prosper oui, amounts spent oa consumer good* end services have been growing steadily. Rlitng later coat* la Britain toed to make British exports less com petitirs in work! markets. At Us* same Ume lacrtailag home de­ mand for consumer goods land* to attract into Urn domestic market foods Britaia makes far expert f t combat tkla sew Inflationary pressure, the B British ti trying to to Kk spec deg hy hiking „ _ tetoreit _ false, credit and lapottog ea nstatlment boring. la the United Slates pries bikes have se far keen confined mostly to the p r i m a r y Industrial ma­ terials. Steel, copper, aluminum and lilver have ap. Further price hike* era ex­ pected by aom*. Wife* have climbed thte veer much faster aed farther than last. Some factory sd prices on cro­ aetoty U list wds are already rising. IN rota Her tan pais u so Trade-Ins Clearance StU C lassify rosperity-' Being Cited As Villain NEW YOnt U S- ProipcnlyP s t plaasant companion-1« cited today as tha villain that la torturing a new bniih with Infla­ tion in England and could )uit possibly be puthing the United States into a return bout. Good tiipva arc favoring both B i i l o m . Employment la high, sragaa rising amartly. Incomes up gad atorei roll of tempting ttemi. So people put out cash freely for hornet or aarvicet, and tngly buy more oe time. I United Statea. to ftr, la­ ta hut something that IN S s v tettlous faar might recur U proa- b u ic k L J im ■ C V T a k e It E asy , T o A void G ettin g A H e a t Stroke hody reacts and what might E an M pan don’t toUew this N at you an regulated nnot N ret Statistically, p m aNnang of adequately. OnnaequenUy, yee an dying during tN ewmmor are loan apt to beCOTOI overheated. th an tN an taIN winter, (tenornup. dan* retoe N M p and Ae­ tna! m i about g j pro m m a. WMMHNG0. PORTRAIT. COMMLRC1AL ALL PROTO * GUARJ^fTEEDt RAYMOND STUDIO .1 Nicholson Buick Co. rtlMM IBM MB MaganOn A v t N o w g n tR C in bottles u. •f - W .T.t tN ^ f’o M i r " 1^ to TW m l ttotit •! fS ■ i n ru n e* that *• much Parity may (aster roarolatl Hero tN eye. to unaalaattoa by •■ V / ■A JA'Jiv- am A- : % �H aa#y p r •**.’-» ?' ‘ ■••, ' -5 « ” ' * — *— ' • i ■_.. ”-T • I S o cia l fcvsunLbu Iced Coffee, G reatest R efresher of All ] ft & A A D /t a h Mr. and Mr*. to K. Walker and family have as their ru n t for several days, Mr*. Walker's aittrr. Miss Billie Lemcn of Durhsm, N. C. of Raymond Studios have reMr. and Mrs. Frrd Klrsbncr turned from a vacation in the Blue Ridge Mountains and Nash­ ville, Tenn. Dr. and Mr*. Gerhard Wurnsch have arrived (mm Austin, T ( V to spend a vacation with her pirents, Mr. and Mra. W. V. Lovrll, for a few week*. Mr. and Mr*. Nirk B iscuit! and children, Chria, Birhie, Davry, and Cheryl, of CanficlJ, Ohio, wer* visiting In Sanford this week with hi* sister and family, Mr. and Mra. Peter J . Bukur. Mr. and Mra. John Solymori Sr. and Mr. and Mrs. John Sotymmi Jr. of Cleveland, Ohio, ar* the guest* of Mrs. Ge«rg* Cabaa at her homo on Catalina Drive. Mis* Ann Gale of r*tatka Is spending some timo with hrr cousin, Mrs. Jerry York and Debbie. Friends of Sir*. W. A- Knight n r c doubt whether lb* rtrtt Aid fast lime tor th* porpoae) Whom Sr. will regret to learn that sh* ITT Book lire* any bint* on the the lime comet that yoa need yowr is ill and confine-1 to tb* Florida ear* and feeding of slightly willed Iced coffee, make U regular atreogtb Sanitarium in Orlando. friend* on hot summer afternooni. and poor It Immediately Into tall bat w*‘r* |otni to remedy th* d*B gtaaa** filled with code* lc* cub**. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cameron fleecy, rllbt now. Oar euueatlon They will cool th* code* quickly and children, George, Rosalind, * 1* that you feed them lead code* — without diluting IL Quick Dwhlc •treeft h Method 1 anJ Richey have returned to San­ loti of te*d code* — In tall, *le(*nt Make code* double atrenglh kg ford after spending a varalion glaeiM with tittle droplet* of froily coolth clinging to tb* ouUld* of uilng half the amount of arate* I with Mrs. Cameron's brother-into tho uiual amount of code*. Pour ! taw and sister. Mr. and Mrs. Hay •arh (least I Of four**. yo« mail bo certain orer regular lc* cube* In tall ltarnea in Pensacola. that th* cod** 1* Jait th* boat yo* 11 a*art. The aitra atrong cod** know how to make. It will alway* allow* for th* dilution caused by Mr*. Frank Hall has returned be that If you bear In mind tb* tho molting of th* lc*. to Hanford u f r having spent two Pro-Cooled Method very *lmpl* rule* of food Iced Mak* regular atrength code*. week* in Panama City at guest of coffee-making. Tint, remember that good feed Cool In n noo-motaltic container for friends. code* atarte with good Aof toffee, not more than three houra or. tf and that taka* two l«rel measuring tho container I* lightly corered. Joy I-oii Colburn bad as^ her tablet poon*. or on* Standard Coffee. chill In the refrigerator. Pour orer recent guest, her cousin Nancy If*aiare, of code* to each three- regular ten cube* when the teed Tyson of St, Cloud. quarter* of a meaanring n p of code* la itfdtd# trah cold water. Yen bar* n choice finally, don't forget that tnatant of eeeeral way* l* coarm It Into code*, aada according to lha direc­ lead cod**. tion* on Ik* fabml of th* Mr, make* Pretty Suzon Ball •akk Method with Cede* It* Cubea n truly dellcloua brww with a mintTreei* regmtar atrength cod** la mom of feta and bother. 'Doing Beautifully1 four tr**a*r tray to make code* Ice Serf* all kwd code* with a cube*. (Tkta may Mtlly be dona -pitcher of cream aad aagur, *r a Says Hubby Long by brewing « l r * code* at break- aimpi* aagar ayrup, to Uata. 7 Never Knew Such G ood P eop le’ Exclaims M other O f 9 Children Reading Clinic Is . Helpful To Youths '• PAW PAW, Mich. - Children me* called dumbbell* com* alive at Dorothy G. Anderion'i Readtng Center, a clinic for retarded • reader*. ; , The former puMIe school tea­ cher help* children to gain the Interest and irlf-eonfidcnco they need In acquiring reading skill. She started her clinic laat Jan­ uary a* part of her project for a mailer’s degree from Weatem V . Michigan College. She baa oron the degree and plans now to ex­ pand her reading clasiei. Mrs. Anderson works with re­ tarded readers—not wllh mentallyretarded children DlsruuiiiK the inability of some youngster* «o make progrris In Trading, Mr*. Anderson said: ••There’* nearly always • frua tration rngle that arites when, A for one reaxon or another, a child falls to get the proper start.” BOSTON CPi—" I nevrr knew peo­ ple could be to good.” That was Mrs. Richard O'Reilly's breathless comment when the learned that, thinks to a news­ paper story, a Detroit manufac­ turer bad offered her, her husband and their nine children a free twoweek vacation on Lake Brie. Associated Brest reporter Rich ard Sinnott wrote a alary July 4 describing how Mrs. O'Reilly, who ha* only one arm, railed her chll drrn in a happy hnmr. She advoestea "a h i of children If a family wants a lot of happlneis.” The story, appearing In the De­ troit Free Pro**, captured the ■Mention and the b en t of John Green, pftrident of the Lafayette Machinery Corp. In Detroit. C,r*«n sent a letter to Uie Rotten Globe telling how he and his wifa want­ ed the II -member family to apend tuo neck* with them. Green* offer Includes: free run of a large gur*t homo at a small reaort he owns M milet from Detroll in Ilanron, Ont, a private beach, fishing facilities, ■ play­ ground and a hoit of other attraet ion*—even a crib for the young rtl O'Reilly, 4-mootb-old Richard Jr . When shown the Utter, Mrs. O'Reilly eselalmed: “ You bet we'U go. Dick ami I hsv* never had a vacation, what with nine children and all—but ne'v* got a ear and I think It hai got a trip left in IL” Her husband was 100 miles off Cap* Cod but he probably walked Into halflpacked suites*** when he returned yesterday to their a*cari-fioer home. Ha has been em­ ployed helping to anchor a "Texas tower*' floating radar station. “ This Is a wonderful country,' Mrs. O'Reilly said. ”1 never knew people could be so good. It will ba marvelous. You know Dick and I never oven had a honeymoon — but by golly — well have ana now kids and an ” Moat I'riklng, the tald, la the pertnnalily change that oceuri when children find they aren’t , dumbbells and caa lean to reaw • after all. Tliry may be Inhibited and ' “withdrawn at the start, but as thrlr interest and confidence grow, they become responsive and related. As Mrs. Anderson de­ scribe* them: "They com* alire," She makes uae of aucb techni­ cal training devices cs a reading ■peed, and a tacMatoacop*, which flashes a pictun and correspond­ ing word on a screen to increase eye span. But her big contribution b „ rapport, or getting In close eon•# tact with ter pupU*. It’s a matter of finding some­ thing Qm child Is Interested In, and which ha can read with an*, etts,” ehe explains. “I Jnat get them started and than it’s up to wears blue jeans to avoid any almUarity to formal classroom them.” awnmndlngi. •eye the Ms believes her reading center la ualqoe In being limited to a small community, although It of­ the same facilities on a small BE OUR g u e s t : fers Kale at lha psycho-educational • Wn at Weston Mlchl« the • • Ahmtetely F it* ft* • pick m rant hey* M tl • SHAATH S t t Odium A Tnder, Mra. has achieved her children be,ow the Sixth-grad* age group. Now Mm plana to Far reading classes and adult students HOLLYWOOD —Richard lams today told how the news of the re­ currence of cancer was kept for month* from his wife Suian BallDoctor* told tfv* actor about her condition almost a year ago, but the pair went ahead with night club engagement*. •*lt was what Surin wanted to do," Ung Hid, "to w# did U." They teamed In a tong and danr1* act and played TMcion, Palm Spring* and Buffalo. 11* managed to keep her un aware of the return of her cancer until three month* ago. •'It's a atrapge dli*a*«," h* ex plained. " It ran b* going on in your body without you knowing It Unless It touche* ■ nerve, Uiere *• no pain or discomfort “ When Sunn did hava tome trouble, we managed to camou Rage th* lymptom*. The doctor* thought It would be better that way, in order to keep up her mental at­ titude. •'Sh* was In and out of Cedar* of Lebanon (hospital In Holly­ wood). Finally, w* couldn't k»ep the newt from her. “Sure, the wa* dBheirtrred She had known there wa* a dan ger of recurrence, but ihe never suspected It would happen to her. •'She cam* through it beautiful­ ly. Of course, you never really know how you will tak* It until it happen* to you, but 1 know I could never taka It aa beautifully as the ||1 The M-year-old beauty who** leg wai amputated Jan. 13, list, beetui* of eaneer la now at th* City of llopa Medical Center In nearby Duaria. Long make* th* 30-mile drive to th* hospital every night after his movie work. “Site la in wonderful tplrlls,” h* reported, “and feeling murh bet­ tor. Sh* cant walk now becaute It la harder for her to walk alter loilng so much strength. But I lake her out for rides to a wheel chair. "Sht reads a great deal and we watch television together. Under my tutelage aha hat become a great baseball fan. "The public reaction hai been tremendous. She has received an enormous amount of massage* and ber room I* Uk* a greenhouse. II has been very heartwarming. •’And I can’t say enough s^out the studio. Studios are »upp^*d to b* pretty cold operatktoi, b*.i U-l has ben aimply wondwful. ’ ■Suian hai remained on th* pay roll throughout her Blaest. Th* Universal-International Studio alio hai picked to the medical ex­ penses, which have been reported at t n m Long did net aay where eaneer —is new attacked the artrea*. Aabed If doctora held hope for bar, ba replied: “ I cai’t apeak for tho doctor*.1* Don dbe atm have bopa? Indeed,” Long t THE SANFORD IlF.nAI.DWecl. July 27. 10.Vt M ethodist Church Youth Planning Hayride, Picnic The Senior Mrtbodiit Youth Fellowship will hart a hayride and a picnic Thursday at Rock Spring* The group will leave the Firtt Methodist Church at 6:30 p. m. A group of Senior MYF mem­ ber* will go to th* Methodist You>h Camp at Leesburg for the U ii Senior Assemblies. These a s­ semblies run from July 30 until Augu*t 31. The First Methodist Church will have representatives at each of the three camps. T h is* going are Dawn Ann Pearson. First Assembly; Carol Nutt, Second Assembly; Linda Ands-rson, Nancy Richard*, and Marcia I-occhrit, Third Assembly. The Intermediate MYF group who left Monday for a wrrk at the Christian Adsrntur* Camp to Leesburg will return Saturday. They will be brought back by Mr*. R. I). Priest. Mrs. Ted Wil­ liam*, and Mr*. E. C. William*. They will leave th* camp a t 9 a. in. WEDNESDAY Th* Flrat Baptist Prayer Meet­ ing Service will begin at 7:30 p. m. Bring yoir Bible*. Th0 Firat Baptist Sundiy School Superint­ endent* meeing* will b* held in th* Chapel ftllowing th* Prayer meeting. Th* First Baptist Vacation Bible School at tho Elder Spring* Baptist Chap,j wj|| begin a; 6; j 0 a. m. IN T m I D M M i Cm CO ST IU »* m Miss D. Jones Bride-Elect Feted At Party Miss Dorlx Jone* Aug. T b r i J rlect wax honored by Mrx, J . It, Siaplrr at hrr home on W. Fir t St., Friday night with a mliccllar. eou* ibower at S o'clock. Bouquet* of pink ro-irbiidi art float bowls of pink hibiscus wet) ureil appropriately about the room. TltURSDAY On the tabic* where the honoree'i Ttio WMU md Brolherh'VKl of gift* were placed, wa* an arraogeCenlral Baptig Church will have I ir.cnt of beautiful pink hibUcut a supper at Ihe church at 7 p. m. followed at 4 p. m. with an ad. placed about a miniature bride, i>i I Ihe otlwr table wa* a miniatura dre*» by gue-t acakcr Judge Erbridesmaid aurioundc<l by hlbncui nest Houiholilrr also. Th* I-adie* Auxiliary of the BLEAK will nctft at II * m. at the home of Vr», Paulin* Goeth* Game* were enioyed during th) for it* Finite** meeting and leourxe of the evening with prirci going to Mr*. It D. Dckle and Mr.,. monthly lunchmn. Tho First BiptUt Clmrch Choir Homer to Osborne. ill hold rohcinal at 7:30 p, m. In the dining room, where re, Tho First Baptist Training freshmcnl* were irn v d , rose* wer t Union will »p-n»or Visitation to­ uied. The table ua* covered wil t night l-cginninf at 7. p. m. a while eutwork linen tablecloth. A Tho Vacation Bible Shcswd at th* cut work rrystal punch bowl with E'di-e Spring» Baptist Chapel be­ matching crystal dlslr.-* wer* uaed. gins at tt:30 a. in. On each lido of tie rose*, randier Tho First B.iptist Junior Royal were placed in beautiful cryrtal Ambassadors will meet at the randlrimhler*. Ice ere >m, cake and church at 7:tM p. m. mint* were served. FIIDAT Those inxitn! to be with Mira Th* Vacation Bible Sch<x>l at tho Jones were. Mr) W. to June*. h*r Elder Spring* llaptiit Chapel be­ mother. Mr* C. S Sheppard, bridr, gin* at 4:30 am. groom’s mother. Mr*. I', L Budd, The Com mr*cement Program Mitx Uetly Sheppard, toto- i'slru to for lh* Elder Spring* Baptist Ann Brown, Mis* Dcloria ienrx. Chapel Vnrnt-n Bible School Mis* Unda Stapler, Mr«. Hrli t will begin at a p m. The Exhibit* Bryan. Mr*. France* Wilkin*. Mr*, will be open to th* public at 7:30 to T. Sheppanl, Mr*. U I> Tlu-mp* P m. *on. Mr*. Kliiabeth Winn. Ml** The Sanford Boat and Ski Club Connie Ball. Mr*. W. P. Ball, Mr*. Will meet In Ihe CAP Hail at * It D. Dckle, Mr*. Homer Op. in All mrmkeca are urged to Lime. attend anil suitor* arc welMr*. W. C. Mu«*. Mr*. J . F, come. Greene J r , Mr*. Ebb* I/'*, Mrs, SUNDAY C J . Bullard. Mr* Olga Hunter, Tti* Sixth Ikttrict acho«| of Mr*. Carl U.ibun, Mr*. I J , Boy. instruction of It* American to g . cite, Mr*. Marjorie l/*c, Mr*. Ger* ion Auxiliary wij ) - held in Eui- trade lav, Mm Wanda Bridge-, lit fwgtntiing at 9:30 a. m. Hr. Mr*. W. E Gib*, Mr*, ltnby Born, gittralion U it to and ail offi­ Mr*. W. McLellaml, Mr* T V. cer* and members ar* urged to Brown, Mr*. Tom Brown, Mrs. attrnd. Melvin Dekle, Ml** Melba Johnson, Mr*. Lenora Andrew*. Mr*. Irem Ever add a dash nf curry pow­ llarri*. Ml** Bobbye Morion, Mr*. der to egg salad for »andwiche*7 Clara Mathraon, Mr* J . F. Wil­ Good! liam*, Mr*. Carl Schnenemann, Mr*. C. C Gantt, and the hoste**. I Group From VFW Attends District Meet In Apopka The VFW Auxiliary of Sc mi note County Pn*t KW held Its regular merting July 19 at ths American Legion hut. The Auxiliary recrlved a citation from the Stale of Florida and also MISS JW u r n IN I’ ANN ERVIN from VFW national headquarters (Photo !>v Cox) for it* community service. A new member, Martha Hardvslck, was initiated into th* group. Five members brsldea president, Betty Smith, attended the district mreting held in Apopka July 34. Th* auxiliary ii Increasing and at the present lime has 30 mem ber* and any woman desiring to Mr. and Mr*. Joseph Ervin, join is a iked to contact the presi­ HOLLYWOOD tri — One of the Lake Mary, are announcing the dent, Dotty Smith, phone 1IM-R. most (smoti* fourtomes has turn reunited in Hollywood—Uio Benny forthcoming marriage of their daughter Jarqurlin* Ann to CharGixxlmin quartet. lex Donald Part .tin, son of Mrs. Solid jive is emanating from Uni­ L. W. Partaln of this City, versal-International, whrre they The wedding will take place are filming "The Benny Goodman Aug. i at 4 p. in. at the CongrrStory." For swing fan*, the big gato nal Church, A reception will new* Is the re/lining of Lionel NEW YORK. (ft-Thai* doll* Hampton, Gene Krupa. Teddy Wil­ follow at Ihe Church. Ail friend* that President Eisenhower bought ton pin* tho great Benny in the ami relative* of the couple are in Geneva for his grandrhildren combo that u*ed to send the rug- invited. No invitation* aro bung sent. have brought an "official protest* cutters back in the frantic 'to*. from the National Asia, of Doll Benny's mellow licorice stirk will Manufacturers. be heard in the picture, but he'a The entire American doll Indus­ tiring portrayed by Steve Allen, try Is "aliocked'’ by auch "spot­ the TV wlteeracker. Th* remain lighting of foreign doll*," said ing trio will play themselves Association President David Rosen- Though some of th* arenrs take stein in a wire to th* Whit* House place » years ago, no makeup Monday. trick* ire needed All seem to have Rosensteln said he Is lending aged vrry lillla since the jitterbug the President aora* 100 per cent day*. American dolls “a* gifts and con How do they do 't* slant reminders.” " It certainly can't be from good, Among the American doll* la one clean living." laughed Knipa. that drinka, wet*, cries and blow* Maybe it’s Uie mu»ic that kc-pher nme. Other* are a walking them young. At any rale, they doll with "mink eoat, rooted hair impossible to pull oil Ihe head,” a sparkled in a accnn In which Good talking doll that rerllei “Now 1 man, Krupa and Wilson discovered Lay Me Down to Sleep.” and a llampbin In a Ln* Angelr* night FAMILY DINNER remote-controlled boy doll that spot. TtiU actually happened in I'rcpar* chicken iwrly In Uie 1330. Witching the aremon the walks, talks and has ayes that sidelines waa Goodman himself, ■toy, Itii-n hrat in thia Mine. light up. also remarkably young-looking tor I'hlrkra with Mushroom Haute hi* 44 yeara. fllrimrsl Ills* Between scene*, the other mem Green I'raa bera ot the trio told what the* Watermelon I'irlsle Rolls have been doing alnre the quartrl Salad Boss I brol|F up. Baby of the outfit i« CiHikirs Itrtrrate vlhrapb nist l.lnni-1 Hampton, <1. CHICKEN WITH MLHIIKOtlM th* only on* who haa Muck with a HAUCK big band. fngrnllenlsi l frying chicken " I left Benny a n d formed my (almut pound* rendy-to-coo* own band in 19to." laid Hampton. weight), 2 tihlr*|MM>n* rxrmstarrh, “ Wa h»d been playing at Action 2 :t cup wall r, 2 ehi<-k<<n bouillon when llenny got sick with tu» hack cubes, 2;t cup cooking »h«-»ry, ailment an! new to H«ehe*ter. '•* teaipoon garlic powder, 1/4 Minn., to are th* Mayo brother* teaspoon onion powder, H tea­ II* broke up the hand I’ve l»een spoon driesl crush'd rosemary, I touring with my own band ever can (I) ounrra) slicssl broilesl Fat riels Qriberhau** alnr*.” mushroom*, 1 *mall green pepper Krupa, 44, scarcely look* 30 He'* (seesl* ami white membrana re ONE BT ONE SHRIMP ■till tht fast cracking, gum Chew TAMPA IP - A new pmceta Ing character who ran beat the movrsl ami rut in thin atrip*), salt, pepper. has been developed for freering skins more frantically than any­ Method; Boast chicken (without ahrimp Individually atxurd Uie one alive. He Irft the Goodman stuffing) in ovm according to shrimp boats. band in 1333. standard direction* or on spit of Shrimpers using the pmceta aay ” t kept my big band unit! to il," there la less damage thin In hulk ha remarked. "Thrn I broke it up ele-dri, rotlnerlr; cut Into xervhandling and It Ii more convenient to play in small romho*. Wowa- ittg-*it« piece*. Put cornstarch in to the housewife to take from her days there's more money ln small a skillet (about HI inches) ; grntu. ally add viler, alining until freeier lha esact number of combos than big band*.” amooth. Aikl bouillon rtibea, sherry, shrimp needed Instead of having Teddy Wilson. 42, soft-spoken garlic powder, onion psiwder, rossito thaw out a larga block. and a sublime piano player, left mary and mushroom* (including the BG band to form his own ln liquid in tan). Cook ansi atir con­ “That's out thing sh* ha* never )93t. stantly over moderately low heal loit." "It listed about a year." he re until thickened and clear. Add Tb* pair net when both wer* called. "It hid bem badly set up salt and pepper to taste. Arrange under contract to U-l. They mar­ by the management.'* chirke-n pirer* in anuee In aklllet; , ried la Santo Barbara April 11, Slnca then, he has played In aprinkle wllh green pepper. Cover ItS . and ah* walked down the amall night club combo*, rejoined und reheat slowly. Makes* 4 serv­ alsta dramatically on her artificial Benny briefly, toured Europe ami ing*. leg. lately dabbled to radio and TV to When A * returned to work In Nav York. Benny Goodman Quartet United In Hollywood ★ ★ ★ August 1 Chosen As Wedding Date By Miss J. Ervin Ike's Souvenirs Start Protests From Doll Assn. to ANNOUNCEMENT Dr, John M. Morgan—M . D . AND Dr, A . W . Ep p s Jr.—D. D. S, HAVE OPF.NKD TIIIUR NEW O FK IC ia 1301 EAST 2nd ST itliET Try T h is O n e IQ * WASHING CYCLES n TWICE AS GOOD! Happy Birthday "Chief Craiy Hone" It appeared that her fight against eaneer fi­ nally had been ***. Hollywood wai aaditen*d to learn two w**ka ago Hut bar fight waa atill going on. Usa rurly parsley in salads, laadwlrh fillings, cold meat and flab dishes and aa a garnish. 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Bta* by m i P M l V » Ttor K a n Attb DELUXE MODEL 80 nJEN EV IEN Ew STARRING DINAH JOHN tKSRIDAN GREG BON 1 4 4 ONLY LRTDON C\* f.4| llMit* 'IM S* O.•<■•<* itails* | "i sUllw* k'i*Ust U«,ss lists*' i.bto * Ni« *a»« M il** )s"'W * twU EASY BUDGET TERMS CCERLY (Jr n ta JL Phon* 1757 — �• *4 ' MOXM ft** T 00X 7# JAt/CH/H tABgMAX. WHO *•*.**■'• k M M L P e P AIMK g ^ TM gM TM g 6 * * T ° * * * P h o t 9 s o x P U H /N a rne>x nxxific PAivg. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The front runnigg rlub* of the Florida State League got it in the neck from the tallrnderi last night. Cellar dualling Writ Palm Reach defeat*,I leading Orlando 4-1 and tesenlh plare St. Peter*burg mistered nmnerup Sanford 11-11 Fisticuff* enlivened the lat­ ter proceeding*. The fight hsgai In the fourth when Chuck frin e u , third Sanford pitcher, hit Gaspar del Monte a Answer Sugar Ray Jumps In Boxing Ratings To No. Three Spot •y ED WII.KS flse Aiioc la ted Press R wai the y o u n g pitmen. Whltey Ford, Rob Grim.and Rub Turley, who were to give New York an American League penn»nl NEW YORK. iR—Sugar Ray this yoar. Rut now that th« heart Robinson rams back with a hang •n, i«‘a Tommy Byrne, and "old I today into the monthly boring Yankee,” who'l winning the big , rating* issued by Ring magarine, and 1* rated the No. j challenger to world middleweight champion Bobo Olson. I Sugar Ray '•ain't even tn the first 10 Ia*t month. but hi* spilt derision over Rocky Castellan! re­ cently at San Franntro moved the former champion right hark into contention Robimon takes over the third place of Joey Giardello, who Wat le’ out be­ cause of hi* veaim' on assault charges. France's O k ,e> Homer retain! Ihe No. I ch .Urngrr role, although tha International Boning Club ha« •elected Sugar Ray a* the neat opr -sent for Olton lloily Mlmt, vf Washington, moved (rum third A tingle and two walks. Rut he in terond plica, and Castellan!, •amo through It and from then nn ■of Cleveland, diopprd m fourth Archie Moore, of San Diego, the didn't giro Oiiragn mother hit. Dirh Donovan was Ihe loser. light heavyweight rhampion. re­ Elsewhere, fifth-place Detroit main* ftte No. I challenger for gwrpt a twi-nlght pair at Halil n o e k y .Marcianos hc»v j weight ■I01Wa-t and T-S. Washington spill crown, and Floyd Paltcrvon, of two with Ranaaa City, winning Ihe Brooklyn, moved into the No. t spot at the light heavyweight con­ first H and losing 1-1. la sin National, ever-winning tender. Patlrrson change* placet with Bruvklyn and Don Newcomb* flayed at It, beating Cincinnati Harold Johnsoo, of Philadelphia, 44 for hla 11th victory. Runner and Yolande Pnmpey. of Trinidad, «p Milwaukee chilled Philadelphia move* from fourth to third place A l New Yark h ^ ^ h l c a g n ^ ^ Germany's Gerhard HacM la now MMmo H and iVtoUhurgh « B r fourth, and Willlt Paslrano. of 0 flea straight, clipping II. [anilsi 4& i 01. Roiton rapped Herb Score, the VOokle who’s failed five time* again*! the Red la*. Pant* Snnl'aand Don lfout for II hllv— luding home runs by Ted W 1Hama and Sammy White—to snap Cleveland'* five-game s t r e a k Frank Sullivan gsvs five him. one Larry Doby’a ITU homer, for h*» 6 Uth victory, Battimwrw earned a tie with ■w Tiger* when Al Kaline tod ■ •wmmit fly to Ihe lighti In (hr Itolh. Then Ray Soon* doubled bam* Ih* tia breaker in Hie W h Wilk hit fourth hit. Ned Oarver took charge In the nightcap, win- n r Tiih t«*rt<ini-.n rssaa* S l ' T l l i Motil. . t l . n i y tiiih .r l» *s Anil Mice n t r osili>«iiil*0 l>#l l*T>», US. Paul la cu' kan Pvft k **»nr. n, v G«i14*leiri il* K , SVnr.nw, PnlenO •■elpc-j nleO lie ul r .r * i, IS *',. ||*. van* I* nrtTtiotT — rasa* n>i *n * mi nitllvh IWcl IjitK.i iivi* |ml nl erf Mirk** ftw er* tllv*. f .n n l) * nifHMO.su Veltr _n «„. fem rn. II*. (KkUnrf Calif., onte.tlnl•rf Manuel nnptiitt tit, l a * gran . 1(1.0 I 'M I A M r w r a m kla. — l l .r - .a «’ *rs*r r**i*. Newark. M J anrf Warn* R*ii,e* s , » gerk. rf»-w l» n*ih**e weisM uni avails. elghl game loving Kreak a* W**h- Bing his loth while topping tot AL Ingtnn pelted Ihe A’a for IT hit*, With 11 complete games. Jim one R«y Blevera* l*th homer, in WUaan, turning wild, waa the Ihe openor. Thrn Ale* Kellner and •IWPw# Newromb* wai l a s c h a d for R jw hlta, three hy Ted tciunewu d w ai to a Ml of a Jam * • toath whm C tif ? F * r tB * ppad a iwmtort B y hall to len t* M e an third and second. N e»k n aW e Mill Smith on a fly glanring blow in the riba with a fait pitch. Dal Mont* itarled h r Frannt and alapped him. That wai the aignal for both tea mi to rush in and join battle. Police restored order after four minute* and Francia and Del Mon­ te were shooeO off to the shower* Del Mont* laid later be wai aorry but that hi* “Spantth temper” got out of hand. The Sainta got aeven run* during the wild inning before and after the fight, to build up a lend San­ ford could not overcome. West Palm'i victory wa* iti aernnd straight over Orlando. Nick Rertwua, a recent addition to the Brave* lineup, held the Flyer* to three hit* in *n Inning* then bad to hive help from Billy Boy­ ette v'tfn the lacks filled in the seventh. Daylona Beach whipped Lake­ land 4-1 and Cocoa conquered Gaineiville I I . CiKoa'a Arnold Rodrlguoi, the league home run king, hit No IT in lb* ninlh before UT fan* at Gaineiville The game, however, already had been derided by three run* in the fifth Lefty Jack Herlihy posted hi* 11th victory againil 10 defeala on a nine hitler. Gene Rennetl'a Iworun triple in the fourth assured virtory for Day­ tona Reach which wa* bthind by one run at that point Y*m Watercutler tingled in an imuranco run in the ninth. M ajor League Leaders nr w aitt d X f j e . t s i f t AMO Z A U O hti k k % 70 FA Cg IB AV m * K c g * * /o ft. \ FO RM * \ OMg O F \ \ IgA tUg? V \ -V H oM en 4R M A 7 I t A PCM, TAROgT FOR THg SO * F /B C D g R * Ry H. P. GORDIR In tha firat aim s at tourwsmen! play lost night W. Alls*Rurpaw Co. defaatod tha Hunt* Me Roberta leans by a score of i U I. Playing "heads-up" hall, •ach team made only ossa orrar. Burpee pitcher Carl Witt allowed four hits, while C. O. Jones of Hunt allowod five, Robson Sporting Good* dom­ inated the earand fame by down­ ing Wilton Mnier T ta • "Ahle" Aba Fenntl of Robaan allowed five hila, while hi* leans snatea picked up eight hits from Wil* •on-Maier pitcher* Red HI tea and I-nrty Churaat. Eddla Duka caused Wilaua-Maiar tha mast trouble hy blasting a triple and bringing In the two winning runt. Tomorrow nights go maw will pit th# winners of last night* gantM against each other and tha loaara against the loser*. Thia la a douhle-ellminaUen tournament, aa ovary nan* still baa a Misfire. STANDINGS Rurpoa Seed Co. 1 New T«rk s'kirsgw • Isvrelang a* IT i t a* I* I* n**t«w iwsrwlt Kants* rstr SVaaMnamw a* il I* I* n oltlan re it *> H It t l •« t B S T M B t r i liatOI LTV m _ -W M |# •' - OF EXTRA C O ST * ___ Y o u r C hoice 9 4 6 .95J ELECTRIC DRILL tills ) Nsw Turk 1, t'klrsaw • notion t. •YotslanO 1 tsiii *>'• as n r SIS i n I'k lraat as Now Vork ■*tav*hine ss Rosiasi Kansan t'llr as Wsoklnasni Utirnit at halllMni* n a t i o n a l . Meats* w Morion Predicts 5-Team Flag Race ntnnklsw VI i at a Mil* SI-VIS Maw Tntk PhlloSol ySiia t'klraan at. Lwuta »t *1 IS tt it I'lnrlnnatl 4 * I l a 4 9 .« S P IT P ortoblo 10*1*0* ELECTRIC SAW With tha purtha$* of o f . / f /r is t o n e m um shown In fMs ed f tl * Pttlitiurak_ tl • A S T T t*S *S The OlrU* Jawiwr golf ebnmpion. ship od Mte URGA will he held at the flerewee Country Club. Flwrwsvre, B. C. Aug IS-lt. Phm FRL^_SAT, Baby Lima loans 1 Extra Fancy Fans 2 pkfli. 39c |2 pkat. 35c rV tn t-i. Kanras t'liy eWasklngtao * s k i* ii n*tr»lt I Roheof* Sporting Good* | Wilson-Maler Fur*. 0 Hunt-MeRoberta f 5TtEMEf 2 pts. 39c i Food Freezer Jamboree Famous PIT ViAn* H eavy Dufy FLA. GRADR A—OIRBCT FROM LOCAL FA1MR Mi geopia nr kp ip UO cnhfetaalnlhnl IntorUr ia wnahahta-anally Maenad Im SANFORD P A I N T C O. off th is r if li TERRE FRICKS RFFBfTIVR TRUM. - oorto, >w*c *g to* rood, ic ol ktoto *f Faltering Minors Looms As Subject O f Called Session 1' WHOLESALE AND RETAIL i whail drive >* go th r e s h w d , toed DETROIT 'Jt — Doug Ford. the new PGA champion, la ■ go-go golfer. No aooner bad ha finished off Cary MrJdiecolf ui yesterday'* PGA final*, winning a 4 and 1 thriller, than be wa* packing hi* CORPUS CHRIST], Tew. P — A pretly wife and three children into m*i«r realignment of Tattering mi­ their house trailer and heading for nor league* loomed today a* minor Akron. Ohio, and another gulf tour­ league preildent George Trautman nament. He didn't eien wait around for called for meeting* in Test* and all the congratulation* d w a new in the Southeait. champion He *aid a nice thank Trautman. here for conference* with President Howard Green of you, picked up hit U.2u0 check and the Rig State League and with of­ wa* off. But the»e hurry-up antic* were| ficial* of the Corpu* Chritti rlub in that league said he would meet no surprise to those who followef with representative* of the Clan him through the »even day PGA. TO w v u a b A H Rig Stale and West Tetat-ne* watching him, quickly and aurely. smash Mradowhrnok’t par each Meaico and Flat* C N'nghorn day —finishing 39 under par for 191 League* at Abilene tomorrow These circuit* may figure In a holer. Ford won medal h"rv>r» with a C as* A Lrague that might havr PA IN TS V T-under-par Ui. and tn match play It member*. disposed of George Faaio, Ted In 1322 Colon Negt month Trautman will hold a meeting involving the Class R Kroll, Wally Ulrich, Fred Haw.; THU COl.flR YOU WANT Carolina and Class C Tri • itale kins. Shelley Mayfield and finally,. WHEN YOU W A N T IT licaguea aod he said the Class A Middlreoff. IN ALL FINISHES. Each victory waa clean. *ure ! Sally and Class R Piedmont decisive—and quick He eien m s*", League* also may he included the notoriously tiow-playtng Mil Miami University of Osford, dlecoff ipee.i up hi* tempo. An-’ Ohio, end Northwestern will meet j thia. possibly, may have been tnr j 107 W FIRST ST. in foot halt for the first time this turning point in th*!r U-ho). season with a game in Hawaii on struggle fur on* of pu-fcinonal FREE PARKING Kept. 24. golf* biggest pritrt. « jS v IK A M O O I K F A M E S TO UBE GAINESVILLE.— A pair of r * . turning **rvieem*n, End Earl J*ffcrwn of Lite Oak and Jack Waiawright of Siarkr. tsiE be candidate! for lha University of Florida F ooWJk, ball team thli fall. Florida Athletic Director Rob Woodruff announced that both have reported back from aervlca with the Army and *ill report for prafr tire, beginning Sept. I. Both formerly played aa freshmen at Florida before entering service. J g T iro o fo n e First Tourney G am es P la y ed In S o ft b a ll' 401 Want Thirteenth ((trend Otoy the 'Jaop' Elation Wlagon ghrm you d whail drive. Aa n Uoiaom vehlda or n Umily aar, R*a Urn warid'o mw wactkal slatlun wagon. It ho* aitra stamina (or normal highway travel in a-wbeni dt\y% and nhlfln anaUy into Cham pion Don't Mis* If* 3DaysOnly...Tliurs.*Ffl.*Sat. Tom Gorman eberkrrt the Nall on liven hlta tn Ihe nightcap. Krllncr chipped ta a tingle with Eno* Slauihler’a triple and a Pllrklae kaaarf an • Oaelaiaaadouble by Vic Power In a two-rea Nawromn*. Rmnklrn. IT-1, tl* third off loser Spec Rhea. Rlnkaoula- Iona*. Pklra*o It* ite rm u to toe flfth-w tih • ff In f a a and Rank Aaron iltof homa tire each with a t o aad tingle, m p e rliv e ly — | J p ( MCwauhee in ahead of the tolla. who had won 11 of is. War■ won hit ninth against • datoata. Harm Wahmeiar waa T *tO * A M / g trc M B P UA$ V tito s iA T K n r a a t a attaints »v taiau iae Ratlin* .-■.«•( an 11* ai tala — Kalina, ■••imll, til. Iluna—Kalla*, l>*trall, tt I1«« 4-niltrf In J*n**n K-.-mn NEW YORK, 'jP- Mirly Marlon anrf Kahn* ai.rf Rnone lift. I ;* prmlictod today a five-toam rare Hie -Kalin* rairoll. 111. Ilotn* inn* K* 111, v . ■••n- ii It In Ihe Amerlraa League “right ^ n talta ka**a— n iter*, s'kiraas. down lo Ihe wire,” and dad*red I’l l-hlna k m * on I a«. isisna— Ihe club that gals the heal pitching Rs rn* Nvw Talk 1-1, IIS from now on will win the pennant. einlt*aut* • • is . n * i* l* n i. The UU Chirago While S ot manIII. AVIIOV VI. I.S! 4*41 I ■ te r nominated lha fifth place De­ Halim* ks.erf nn lia at nalt — troit Tigers and fourth-place Re*, AX.h.rn rsill*4al*Ma, JIT. Run*—tlrfar. Rraaklve IS ton Red Sot along with tha thro* Run* kaiterf In—Onlrfar, Hrnak lop contender*—Ntw Y erh . 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Delegalet to laat year’a confer­ ence on Indochina and Korea re­ number Pierrot well. Sometimes You Be Our Guest? * Conditioned Rooms at Ike Mar* Lea Motel • Absolutely Free For I Day's te New Arrivals At Dvr Naval Air Station. • Pick Up Tear Keys at lh.,Office .af... _ Odhnm & Tudor Inc. 2625 8. French Ava. "Builders of Fine HomW Different Plates Go For Three Years Unnoticed By Men Milk Commission Official Resigns TALLAHAH8R (*) — R. H. Waring of Matflaon has offered hla resignation as a member of the Florida MHk Cotnmlr.lon, the se­ cond men to de so in the pest few deft. cabin, it looked os though a n olent struggle had been ragtag there. At the power of thought come beck to ie r, bet Upe ported to the beginnings of a smile. May­ be ebe wouldn't nave to disappoint Wayne allot a ll She could still do anything aha pleased with Tun. Maybe ebe could etlll work out Wayne's scheme the way he want­ ed it—and pay Kerry Rlordan tor throwing hat off Uke one was dirt! She caught the neck ol ner dress between ber hands. A few feverish (erka, and the ahoddy doth waa ripped apart hallway to the waist. Bhe snatched the few remaining puis (rom her hair and to send it into contusion. Bhe robbed unmercifully at ber eyes Ull a swift glance at ber cracked mirror assured her she looked aa though she'd been crying. The pic­ ture, the told herself, waa goad enough to tool Tim. Then, aa aha beard the clump id hla boots out­ side the dour, aha crouched for­ ward. clutching the raga of ber dreaa together with both hands, and let her whole body begin to shake with great eotm. Kerry pulled up before the Blaoh T ranch-houet to a lather, and ran up U r steps almost into ChnaUs a arms tier kiss waa long and sat­ isfactory, and mads him feel clean Waring, a producer member of again. Hhe leaned bach happily la tho agency which flie s milk prices, the circle of hla arms, and de­ said heavy demands on hit time manded, " W h a t mads you so lata? I thought you weren't card­ hinds It neceaiaty for him to give ing." and then. "Kerry what hap­ up the state poet pened to your fa ce ?" No action tirlO be taken on the “Ju st had a tittle oeetdanl," he resignation until Gov. Collins re­ muttered. "Ran against a meaquita turns from a goodwill trip he Is Matte" making this week to Northern “Billy r Mm chuckled. "A fter oO cities. these y ean , haven't you teamed to Board Chairman C. Raymond d uck?" He'd Bed almost without think­ Lee of Clearwater offend his res­ ignation laat week, saying he was ing. nod her ready acceptance |not In accord w*th commission pur- made him equina Inwardly. He didn't want Mas between them. He'd tail bee the troth— later Out MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING - “Why, it's Tim Lorratee. What do you suppose be waste bare?" D urable reined the big, rawboned rona horse up in front of the bouse with vicious sawing of the reins, and thudded to the ground. 'Rlordan t" he yelled hoarsely. "Com# down hent** Ills eyes didn't see the gift an the porch. They were mad eyes, such as Kerry remembered seeing once In a steer that another steer bad fatally gored. The only feeling Kerry was con­ scious of waa pity. Us cams down the steps and spoke gently. “What do you wont with me, Tim ? I know nrbat you think about your father, but you can't think I had anything to do with 1 1 wasn't even here— " "I snow who killed Dad.*' Tim's words came In bard, sobbing gasps, aa If he’d been running, "an' he's goln' to bum In hell for ft—before I'm through with him. Uut I'm settlin' with you right now. I tpld you once before to slay away from Uin." - L i u ? Uut, Tim. " Kerry beard Christie's sharp Intake of breath behind him, and K shook him more than the heeler's fury. Why had he been such a fool aa not to UU her the truth right away? lie didn't dare look nt ber as bs stumbled on. "Listen, Tim, I only went to ass her today to—" "Ton only got about a minute V lira, Rlordan," Tim out him nff. "Don’t waste It UlUn* lira. I been there I" "Well, whatever ah# told you—" Kerry's voice dropped away with the hopelessness ol trying to con­ vince the erased man before him. No telling what U U might have ■old in the tamper he'd ten ber In. Out Tim's- neat words still cams TYPING CREDIT INVESTIGATIONS MADS ANYWHERE IN UNITED STATES OR FOREIGN COUNTRIES CREDIT BUREAU OF SANFORD TELEPHONES IM mi 1*71 of the tearing pain along hit tide at tiie aama moaned that be taw Tun piUb forward. Ilia gun-tumd dropped to hit tide like a dead thing, lie tiered down at the tag body ip raw led m Uie dirt, tace down, anna spread In a laat luuie clutch at air. A rj-aaru ol mckncaa gripped bla throat. He’d teen dead men before, tart they hadn't been rue doing. UUndly nt turned toward the ■tape. “Christie—1 killed rum—I didn't want to —“ lie w eed hit lace to here with the appeal of a hurt child. What he taw there ■topped turn at U he'd tome up agaiuat a atone wall. Chrtaue wae looking at bun, her lace white and cold and hoaUle. tihe waa only a lew fret away from him, but be felt na though h .v aat diatonce waa atrctchlng between them, tie made a desperate effort to Croat iL 'Christie, tioten—let me tell you—1* ■'Don't bother lying, K e .-y " Her Words, icy and Urrd. eremed like on echo of the dead hian a. “You lied to me once today. YVni raped me to believe you nuw I " lie atumbltd up the atrpe toward her. There waa a sound from upataire, a treble cry that ended In a choking moan. Ilia car* rrgtotried U without giving it any meaning, lie reached out hia hand to catch her arm. tihe puohed him off. “Oct out of my way. Dad nceda me." tihe waa gone. Kerr;- stood e moment watrhmg the closed door In numb, hojwless misery. Then his eyes fell again on Tun's tody. It couldn’t be k it lying there. He got into the saddle: Uie ef­ fort sent waves ot pain through turn, but be gritted bla teeth and made It, and headed for town. On the way ha paaard three mrn of the ttlaab T crew. "Tiro 1-nrraixe'a dead up at the house," be told them. "Take care of him," hid rode on, leaving them with questions halt-asked uu their lips. An hour later n passing rider found Kerry, slumped unconscious In hie saddle, end took him to broken Spur. Kerry woke up to dull, throb­ bing pain and a fevered, leaden sensation all through his body, and to on aching depression be couldn't rsrastntcr the reason for nt OraL Then It cams back to him. Us'd killed a man, and Christie driplsed him. She thought he waa a faithleas Uar. and he’d never get her to believe different—not with a deed man's last words between them. It would hive been better, be re­ flected miserably, U Tiro's bullet bad finished him. He’d made a mean at everything, and probably always would. Ha waa that kind of fool (To Be Cool laved/ lo Iks llanorabl* O evalr Jad es af HIlUl.Mil.K t’ouarr. Florida. hi. final r.lu r s . scm ani an* viiuck.ra, as sisru tor, t'f tha Calais af KMXAIII.TII l»«<-«>l'UXi:V, fK N H f. and at said lima, thru sad Ultra, m ak. application la Iks .aid Jadsa for a (Inal s .tll.m .n t of hla adALTAMKAXK HUSH KNOWI.rn mlaUtralUa e( .aid ..ta la , and yialaiiff for aa nrd.r dl. harslae him aa aurh avaeulor. l u l l . im . the irm dar af Jaly. MATTHEW L. XMOWI.ni D .r.sdanl A. u i»ti. LEGAL NOTICE n o rtrit tv. c. tteCoaraey to appman As •*#. ttfi.r •f Iks Ratal* sf Ulaabatb DvPvvrs*. TO, HATTIfKW Kh(>WI.ItX. W g b jI M nUIOCNCM U UN- 28M PARK AV E.-Q U A N TITY RIGHTS RESERVED We S p e c i a l i z e In Q u a lit y M e a ts Tee ore hereby ssttflsd tb it a sell rsr diverse has base ret.red a e a la .t__ yov hr ALT AMKAXIS BTlPfl KNOWT.KX. (a the circuit Court sr U S Nlalk Judicial Circuit ot Plorlda. In aad fur X.mlanl. Csvalr, tha abbreviated till* of the care balag AI.TAMKAIM fll'XII KNOWLKO. Ilalalirr. v. MATTIIKW D KNoWLCg. DsfredaaL Tau a to harsby res aired la (Ha IB ap p.araar* ot alkar plaadlag lu Ikla ra u .s aa or kafars Sept.mb*r I. ta il, c l .a a Dscrea Pm l oaf.are Deeetae f is s .trr m A ttorn.)’ al law IS ! Kdward. Mutldlsg Haaford. Ftsrlda WEST PATERSON. N.J. » Would yoa notice If you hid dif­ ferent number'd front ind rear licenre platn for three yean? Patrolman Carl Von Stetten, borough manhall, didn't. He dlieorered recently that bit front plate was nl* normal regiatratlon, YF26V*. but the rear plate war YK27.T. The Motor Vehicle Department theorized there had been an error In wrapping the five-year plater in 1352. Von Strtlrn tracked dowr. the man who had regirtration YF77W —George Mackey of Boonton Turn­ pike. Lincoln Park—who hadn't no­ ticed hia odd ret either. They «*chi"gcd plater and now have their sat.* numberr. G en eral Insurance IL JA M ES GUT AGENCY 312 EAST FIRST STREET PilONB 78 IL JAMES GUT TAST-RITE SIRLOIN OR CLUB JAME8 B. GUT WE HAVE BOUGHT J 72 TonsSM P otatoes To Give Aw*y During This Week End ■ | h p | i With Every Grocery Order o* L I # f t i if 17.5* or More. We Will Glee l l m h l i Absolutely rrr e 10 L B . BAG ntlSH POTATOES Now Everyone Buy* Thin Many Grocer!ea Each Week. 8o . . . Take Advantage of Thin Maxxlve Free Merchandlao BONELESS ALL-MEAT STEAK B E E F CHUCK LEAN DRISKKT FRESH MEATY NECK * FRESH G R O U N D Doceased Davy Crockett PEANUT ,k « / f c t t & M K U T i b a r , bsrsuuto o ti say basd nod afflied RU N N YIiA N D — (A L L M EAT) FANCY BLUB ROBB SHORTENING Grapefruit Juice ■wia■»•*( re fte GARDEN GOLD ot w.w.Sa eg ANDIIBW I and aash af yon nre hereby *d ,« s d required la prsreni claim , aad damanda which or allha* of to o, may havs Oayatv n't *Aaurucd. h* i “ idV n eight re Under nreaik. from me si Us rtret publication No. V/t Can a* *■ •‘• 'f •» ds<••11 be la writing, sad WALDORF TISSUE 3 Rolls for 25c EN PEAS E POTATOES 1 D R E S S IN G �T U K SA N FO R D H K R A L P W ed. J u ly 27. IM S I f It’s Worth Anythin* THE OLD HOME TOW N I t’a Worth A irortU ln* In flea lioca. Four bedroom bom*. 1*4 '•th*. full dining room. 0U l»M In poick. 1*4 arr*» nf cleared find with truit irifv abide trrei Prlrad only Ill.MO. T e r m — f a t lory to Yoo — ran he arrangrd. Aluminum R obert A . W UUtnu, R e a lto r V e M tla n B lin d * Bay mood K. MadgeM- Attnclale l’bono 1673 Atlantic Bank Bldg. Knrloted brad. Sag-proof bohorn rail with plactlc end*. I’laaUt er rajron tapea. Cotton or nyha J . W. HALL.. RKALTOa eerda. Florida Stata Bank Bulldln S e a k a rik G lu a and P a in t Co'Call Hall" Thone 1 111*114 Weat Bad S I Phone 3H ROSA T.. PAYTON mf .t a l DAILY CROSSWORD ACKOSIt I Flix »* island iB ar of Naples! A Strong KnH II On> f mufi" I; Entertain 13. Hr—* ruxhred el ter* dowv ^Lt l i Taut IS Si-Ill 1•» Mil- p w r IT. Ijru l *ur rounde-t t*v -kl i l t ?d Uralth 7m A u M n piit innt i r 1i t »ul l\l»l '•ora ? : r«t 24 Kkifl Hovfrrign of a Mo* llJrtt uie-Uft country 30 Br,n| the second mrnlicntvt of l » t 33 K(Tor»e*. <mi 33 L.krly 3S Of an arr « 39 Theotrr lull by 41 li-lg-an m»r lilo 4? Muiiral drama 41 Miry 41. 111alert \anant of * oreltv" P O IS C W -O A k T B R A N C H J A C R O SS M Y F A C E ?*/ r o o f in g Haw tn siork. J V enm n - 1 U " Corruiited— a v * Comiaalad. Cat all Your roofing nrtdi at Sherman Caticreln Pipe Co. Out Weil llth St. Phone 3U3 HEIM-M1X CONKIIKTB Miracle Concrete i v Elm Av*. Phone 1133 Uaed furniture. appliances, rnolt, etc. Bought-anld, Lerry’s Mart * 1 K ilt l i t SL Phone 1631. Furuuhed Kltrtwonttn apla. Air (R es Real F.ilale Brokerl Conditioned. Slumberlaad Court. Annabel!*- Hcndcraon. Associal* South City limit* Highway 17-W. Niw Location — Highway 1T-M YOU don’t have tn are the credit manager to aavr dollara lielii* at Hiawatha. Phone * 7 1 . matllv on our a 10ANTIC Be} Bedroom Home. H Week from muvi' BALE. Soulhvid* school. Lall 2341. BALL. R I O U I ROBINSON MUSIC CO. naan, Anoeiata lion, Aaanriato m 22b N. Orange Air. itrlaad*. Ma. AV*. Phono Ml riA D F O L K S C W I S H —S W IS H riT FOR A <QUEEN- SURBURBAN Kent, 2 bedroom, ream Rubber MatUeiiea. Innerp r i n t M atlreiiei. Couchri, kitchen equipped, 2 car garage. aby Brill. Renovating, t'pbol* Beautiful ahade trail/ 1 a r m tiering and Blip Cover work. of land, 3 In graves. 2 tn muck. NIX BEDDING MPU. CO* Weed 910, sob. Trrmt. FURNISHED ColUgr. One Bed* re*** M*J. room- Extra nice. BU ElmAve, 2 Bedroom home located la one 1* 1 laniard Ave. of the beat aeclioni on l wo lota QUICK CASH for furaltur*. boati. WOMAN or High »rhonl Kradiiate J on corner. Beautifully land* leaped, hardwood floor*. strict* Jy modern, til,HP. Terms. JK ApertmcaU t l * MellonvUle. fo r batter traUer living » « inlands T ritlrr Park. * *ura. il modern. • ml. aoulh on IT * Ichway at Standard Station. Ire ihady ( palin'. Ema afeHlaboarda. Re* 2 creation room. Immaetilala tiled ‘ Really cfaan for S ?1MSS kni Thi* ham* hai iwo large bed* roemi, separata- dining room, large utility room, .JalouiM vorrh. tl It laeated on two iota, hai double garate. Priced (12.000. Kitchen equipped. You ihmild ire th!« lovely lake front home wllh M feet of lake frontage. It hai two bedroom*. I baiht, Florida room, large log room, clovid garst* orage. uoud boating and g and bathltut beach. Cm Am WHlDOONi 8U motor*. Buy one piece or cornplrta home Thouiandi of arti* Clei for tale at the Paper Tradlag P od ea IT*t2 1 MUe .south, rfeaae 2212-B iromo table: 4 chain, isoo. Organ Im, combination drak A hoik ihrlf, (oak) fin, maple din­ ing (fable 110, Hall aland with mirmr la THE CURIOSITY SHOT Next In Uannetl e Court 17*92 South U a g ftrly A p p lian ce ('e n te r “ Your Waitmohmi-e D ca h rMaytag Waibcr« III Magaafla Av* Frene 1717 CLEAN furnished Apt. One. Two Seminole Realty w. D i m i a a INI Park Ave. r . w. m k b o Pheae 27 nr 143 NEW 3 Bedroom concrete block home Wettinghoute Kitchen, (it lias need, Low Down Pay* ment. Phone 430. Frame llmixe; large location. fTM. (Iowa. Nearly fumiibad b r b m m i l k rttfl Porch. Fhoa* ADMINISTRATIVE Serrrurv im* il.fMUt landing and fliuaMng mediately. Pre-rrqut»iir. slinrt* Clr.mnc, waxing. Serving Semi hand. Tvpinc. Sho uld have une mil* County »mr» IPS. 11. M rxperirnce in office *prorr ure. (lleamn. Lake Mary* Stuftim: f i l a r ;. JtK3w>, ErrrlIrnt lM-r»onnel |nlinr*. Apple LAWNMOWKItA n t i a r p e n a d Box *j», Hanf.tnl, iTa. or rail IJif'il* A Ciisrnl Repair 22tii Slunlryn Bike Shof 3IU B. ath St. Tel. 2434 MATURE WOMAN - Live In. light hou'cwork. no laundry. I l it o i t sa n d in o a Fmuhing. Some mining. Drive rar MimIfkmri (umnti J , laid 4 flu erate 'alary. Write tM> Dale Oak i hed In bu'lnen since 1920 Avr Winter Park. Florida. E F. Sirvem: Route 2. Bo( 227; WANTED: EXPERT S E N I O R BEAUTY OPERATOR APPLY IN PERRON. KVA-BESB tlKAU* TV SHOP. !(W E. ?nd St FBESII OKRA — Cut daily, fine for horn" Ereeier. Cheep. Call MAID — Apply in pern-n i.cor* I37I J , Charles English. al hmi«eworV. mu-t have ht'alCi card Muit have v (life unuorni. Super Trading Pott fin 17*92 S. lim e R —3. 1303 Magnolia Avr Blonde B. R. mite complete *7 30 Sofa and matching chair 20 00 WORK WANTED -|| Modern kitchen cabinet 1730 GE Waihtng machine a* nrw 47 30 Kenmorr waihmg machine 20 00 HIGH SCHOOL lliiY wit!, Power Mower wants mowing Phone Maytag Waihtng machine 22 3o 7I6-M-4. Radio Comb'n m o rtl player 13.oq Dinette seta from 13.00 to 37 30 Receptionist, switchboard opera 9x12 Aimlnater rug l.MU Inr. ea'hler, «ome honkkcepini New TV tables—Revolving 4 no tvpmc. Write Sanford Her Baby bed and mallref* 17 no end aid. Box Ft. II. Rahy high rhalr coal 23.00 for a 30 Sewing machine 13 00 DAVWOHK 417 r. 3rd Pw 1141 Trade In your furniture. We pirk up and rirUver anywhere. B f u n a L ia a v H rv it few, 3 Bedroom Home, d porch, all Aiuminun _______i and Mrtcnf. fllW . Canning Pears for tale. IIM USED dattfl payment, . Assume FHA Buihrl lit E. Hat St. mortgage. 2421 Laurel. , VACUUM cleaner*, tank Itpe. Hour era, KlaeUolux, etc, Wilh attachments, S3, and 110. buh»?kH0irn MripCd Phona 1723 R. ladrm m toncrele block home. S S . ' fS j o — t SPECIAL 4 EBW W rLUMBING FIXTURES L * -_ BEAUTY FAKIARM ten m u a n (Matianilly ill outboarg Adr. m 4 1 i«* l> % bu n d s li!/. Sell Luminous Door writ* Reavai, Attleboro, Fret Sample k Dataili. 1L i SJ :n w SI ~ % fa % ift 4'» % %s? % 'fa I »• 4L" * -14 i F o r Id iv a lk r Iln lr GET PKOFESBIONAL ( ARE! Eva-Been Itenuly Shop I I H.IIY lim .D oy.ER wo r k and land rleanng. J, C. Cariwn Irr, ID 2 llox 232, Sanford, Flo. rida. Phone 22(1 X*W. H ^ JA U N D B f_SK B V V IC K HAN DA I,I. ELECTRIC CO. Kleetric«i Conlrarllng and Rrnalri T\’ SERVICE CENTER BendJx and Crovlny 112 MBgnnlla Avr. Annlianre' Hi. 11.1 Pianituag. krretv nesting 9UITON ABIOTT (left), !7. ■ itudenl at the Untvmttr of CaTOorrvta.; maintains bis innorcnce as be lubmlla to a hr ilrlector tact In Berksley, Calif, given by police Inspector A. T- HirdrL Abbott la being held In connection with the slaying of Stephanie Bryan, 14, wba dis­ appeared b it April, nioodhounds found the girl’s body In a ihaUaw grave In Trinity County, near a cabin owned by reUUvts * f Abbott. A handful of Btrphanlr's belonging* had ba*n found a week hetor* tn Ihe hxirment of the Abhott home. ( Inlerwe lumaJ SewwdphMe# M. G. DODGES Serve* on All Water Pumps— Wells Drilled - INim m P sala Bead fbene 7a* w unn rn a v .x a i. a •in i.a Mini M 1 IIVKUIIT AKTRanutlN Ad* *nt«*- Wit* Carle Wall Huu*‘n"A niK V ivn S > *. Huiku-Mwa. j - h» l)aiy Tiiwt A** lliua T*< Krankte 1-ala* Show |i ,fi** h .a vv.tf..n»r vtah» r.»ai» i - a* * C*tn«r Tri yillllnn-iie r « . <i*i a r - n t V>»| 'port. VV.»ih«r l*** •••' Ttiiatie a id il l T iirw aittv M u aai'u llga-aa rror-ani tlssuai# *-i* t-Wialtirr Tt» Hnr»|n* 9he« T**( ratuta ’ O n if* <•a . h O n E 0 '' A ll.A N tC HANK b. Key itrri’s ('tea Care Sanford Av*. * lllh SL BARGAIN! M F t Trailer, 1 bed* roomi, cabana, dolly, fenced. il l So in ■ II • I, 4.0, 4:14 .t i «i in 14 l i is tv Mil* till* 1yew have a m all baataeaa 9a a aarluded part wf town and are IMeeaeteM In gwitieg euiioaer*. { II II li li t J1 I Id s. 14 4.11 Haw wNI yaw awapT Year aid Malar far a ler grade - KVIMIOK! SU N T h o re ’g n w hole new world o f b ea u ty f o f your rooms in th e n e w e it itv lc a In pnOciinE. W e have them in sto c k r ig h t now, with new fgRturog to n u k e K r»ay to p sn el a n y room ht a Jlify. D rop b y fo r f r e e lito ra tu ro and prices. Call flporting Goods vlarude Sale* k Servlta IlL m Jr Buy your Furniture al ll*!Ty*i Warelouie r u m . Cn., at lot w. l»t. St. All nauoaally adr, fu r nitur* at warehouse price*. W T ia -u * r ti9 taen w iL orrccaa wrnvr.'itAT ir r e a v n n a I II TV* llhylhm llauc 4 *• w*ria ai an Kvweiea 4 14 T»lll»hl a **ti 5 I* e**rl» p**w I IS M-Iiinl (am. f 44 F>r:flla# fla A Clang t II 7t-*«a r*r A T a lr 7 I ' run *W r*r Musi* » *4 .Man Kditl a > M 1 H>l*d N'li.,** S I * 1-4 I -■n<*--*-• I* 11 At Him* With Mull* I* >4 s . *4 II n L*ym4A,t Ctl| T* narsw 11.4414 *ifa Off TNi nanar Him.xixu l *s X-ra lit * «t ijii-u « i f'*ii T * grays# * *4 l- >■-i lirsahira 4 11 N* a ' * I* *V.ti*ra J * r '* U 4 i V ]■>*•* i*i a * '* * OalMk d ab ! CARS BOUGHT SOLD TRADED Haw will yew Tram? Breto Laundry and Drym ite to elly. Thii la a fa j- MODEL ••A” FORD. 2 Door Re­ dan. Needs lome work. Flr»l 130 00 tn ru h takes it. Sanferd Gas Co, 210 East lit St. RaUaflendl Intble. Car Carlin, Box •/ % it Daw. rail 1320 Ml. 230, Ilk for W. M. Feiler. Evening! rail 2103 for information. Ea«v term*. ill 1ED -I.M IX CONXRRTE a ll *U ■o Call 71* 11*4 nefur* T a. m. ar after 4 p. m. NVFIAJPES. lellerheada, flat* inrot> invoices, hand bill', and i l n g r a m ' , etc. Pmgrrttlve •rintTr.it C « , Plume 4M — 403 W. 't IJlh St. Show Cue. Table*. Shop Tables Army-Navy Surplus, Phone 1321 Mather'of 'saafonT A i II u 1 «# -2 4 LESTER piano, medium upright. JJke new condition. 9123. Phone ITM*R. FH A Financing Far Remodeling and rrpairs Nefhing Down—Small Monthly Ptymenta Magnovoa O n sole, radio and 9* B k a m ia n C on crete Co. speed reeord Oat Weal |2tb h w * 2IM oak flnLvh. I Phona li*o-J. PLU M BIN G Rag. 1S 9S 16x34 or 11x34 Centrart and repvtr work. Free Used i ft, gas refrigerator, may Bevel Plata Gbsi estimates. R. L. Il'tvey. yot ba la s* a f 106 Avacado Avenue. Mirror* ...................... 10.30 ■aaford Ave. Phona Itti. Reg. 10 93 Double Door *' ■•* ** *!■■i ” « H*L‘ L«Mjy*F .Cabtael 12 M P . M. C A M P R E I.L offered tor 93rd. Fee Graarel Caatiarter roodruffa Store, 201 14JO _ “Homea al DivUnetin*’ lit SL P. P. Campbell, 904 I f JO -Way IT-19 Phone Imbia Drlre. Swivel Chair* ......... M U Rgg. sa.30 Contour Chain with Nylon Cover egg MM9 E . la* M. T ~ ■j— I HAYNES Office * a i Typewriter*, adding Safes KenUla. 114 Mi S P E C IA L S UTIFUL 1 non N 1 Me use i If I I Culture ir ediunv 3 Minute pin Iron 4 l'i»» > T noat in n't ice r< Tut <Jt' if 7 Improva nit a A Mfply 1 linns to I'lOpllfl i a Knt l 1.4 An oM *a. lor n an; i TA -K lB L Y H ^ aL FlM w ilil Rates In I Policyholders 50th Anniversary FURNISHED l apis. Ostea* . • before 9:99. Al ufar-c-jiy a u a - t B H 'ja c u i *i r,tn<ir-i uS iT T J 'J2J:lf4i;ta 70 Trap Su n. i l i m a - i t k’ttt'ltts t 3- tn u 31 Kan U ■•n: • a i.a ii 21 A “ i.1 4 V i ’ iJ;iP J f ndaa IM u nrii'i jia t t 34. M aui fiji d j§ ;W -fiU^.r4HW name U- I T K in T Sta 31 •vwn a : « i j i a n ’j c jn is ie tia u n iv n n c r s <far i fia 27 Re* m ttow rau n a t tired 't l i h l n t i l l 2* P'S 31 V rlurr pm .10, Saury 31 A oarrou*, .17. Sntlf iA Kirk llir r l * trunk U arn rin ^ « •U River • *2St 31 Dandy i R u ja i V*J l' 40 One* an It’a So Knap Tn Place A Want Ad to work In l-uunitromvt Apply in per on, Fo-ulmart liliis . HW Juet (nil 1821 and ank for E 23th St , S luihiiile l.aun;!rolho Want Ail (tepartmeat nut. .Sanford Herald QOOD Practlca Pfano. CHEAP? Bedroom furnlthad Garage Apartment. 113’4 W. 19th SL . ‘.II 44*-W attir S :30. 4- 9 By STANLEY P A W L '- G A i n V y u h j u s t SH O O TH ' F L IE S A W A Y E A S Y L IK E « W TTW OUr ^ D f ? A < 5 G / N 'T H A T O L D ^ O ile r • W eller Bom general Caeirict # Commercial—Cuitnm Cost Homu V C L a KA APABTMBNTSt fooaaa, IIM Mellon villa Are. I private batka. lid W. Flrit I t A BEDROOM S Living room, Dining. Sun room U rg e , mndara Utekta with siove and Bafri|erator. Cera mlc Tile Bath. Lari# eloaets. On 3 lota »itk ahada treea, i l l soo J*w c » a t y n* w» J ill i* U h n i* prsnKt* Ijin * Tin* T • Mltll'-n* -1 I ' t * (JaS A l - u t D a. a t..I ilnitr V i l - I n s ■ '• a ip i. * | | H si'sv Tksau* p iU r Pag* p -*« fa% *atb*f !.»'• Khsw k i * i * nig* otr T H tn tn a v mowmnu EsaE-.; S>'< eporl* At A 01**** 2a«htr's raoif* llnrnlag l-*>oiiftaa Morning Sl>1o4lt* VVtirlf At Nla* Xlotlo Cof U tu i i l i a * Tims War Lean* Oaly u s* vflub .*•** its* cuv itsiw* of Mtlsdr Warid At .Vaaa A irm o o s Wtdln fu m r»la«*t tl*r Non* tU**n Cki-i|f Tork 11*4 Clu» Km III* ctak Judge Sets Aside Default On Lanza SANTA MONICA. Calif. <*-m default J u d g m e n t jgiinit lintw Marla Lam* ordering him to pay Iio.ooo fur dimxgai doit* to a Bel Air eitata hai been sal laid*. Superior Judge Stanley Moa| Monday hald that Lau a had sal been properly aervad g aummood in the cast. Mr. and llri. Herman Kalaad charged that Lana* aauaad dams ai* «U1* laaalng tbalr aitate tag January. H IL L L U M B ER * SU PPLY YARD n t W . 3rd S L I'h . S3 A proven eervar leitlfled tail Friday that k* served the |*aal pipers U Aped but L u te d*ni*| 1L �• - SATURDAYS FRIDAYS NOTHING TO BUY! Come In and Try Your Luck and Skill. FREE Silver Dollars and Merchandise. PLAY GOLDEN KEY DARTS Y'ALL COME EVERYONE / WELCOME / PUFFIN BISCUITS LIBBY’S ROAST BEEF M i Q uality ffll&alA. REYNOLD'S FLA. GRADE D & D WHOLE OR CUT-UP O H • 2>i Lb. Averse*) U .S. GOOD CHUCK BROCCOLI SPEARS BRU SSEL SPROUTS BLACKEYE PEAS FORDHOOK LIMAS PALM RIVER BREA KFA ST TREASURE FANTAIL BREADED (pJwduXJL ISLE 19 Os ft BONELESS MORTON'S U .8 . NO. 1 WHITE CHICKEN TURKEY RAINBOW LOOK \ FIRM HEAD L£TTUa 2 Head* • HERSHEYB SUGAR 5 O r e P 4"? * 1 With L0 ° <* Ortke) 29 39 DUTCH MAID ( BORDENS DURKEE'S SWIFTS s w if t s Screwdriver Set (Limit 1 With 98-00 Order Please) GOLDEN KEY AT THESE SPEC IA LS FIG BARS 2 ~ ------APPLE SAKE 4 & — TOMATOES 4 * — CREAM CHEESE 4 » ■ MARGARINE 2 ------VEGETABLES 5 7 L HASH 2 --------------COCKTAIL CHEESE 2 i A BARGAIN VELDA’S BETTER QUALITY �Weather Clear te r*rtl» fV*Hy (hroeih FrlAry wuh wMNv »c altered m«*riv a**»»roan ted ereutng thandmhower*. FLO«Ii>A. THURgDAY. JULY 3», 1955 Red Negotiator NamedByChi TOKYO (JA-Wang Ptni-na*. le d China'a choice aa najatiatar hi the Geneva talks with the Unttoo States, holds bi#h rank to Chinee* Commimiat eouneSa and le a cloae associate of Chou E«4al, premier end foreign minister. BJPeiptnj radio announced Wang's •election yettarday aooo after President Elsenhower told a press conference the Geneve session parting Monday could teed even- Smalhers Helpful |p Getting Bill Slated For Action (UlUr to far*-to face mc^Ujlioiu betweta Chou nod S e cra lirj el IU U Dwltoa. la Gwieva. Wan#, now ambaaaedor to Poland, will negotiate with U. Alexia Johnaoa, U.8. ambas­ sador to Cwrhotlovakia and a Stata Department Far E ait expart. Wan# waa aecrotary secen l of Communist China's delagaUno to the 19.V4 Geneva conference which drafted the Indochina tnice. Chou headed the deviation. In 1M4 Wan# waa Chou’a Iicjoo men with lh« foreign pres* el Chungking during the lest fruitlesa direct negotiations between Communists end Naltonalitls. In IN I he wee m e of Red China‘e raprwaewUtfve* eUeodia# Joeaph BUlto'e funeral. t trope to dtokrlbutoou omUm resulting to n eeoildetnhl# soring to net only the h n u * but eon. turner no well. jta-Slaylng Cases Quietly Reopened By Senate Group totrdcM bp uatng an autnenette was ment by SM of the Soviet farmers the Roaaiane bow simple it la, toms ehJrt to Me M h rtm . la. hotwa an Ex-Commissioner Is Found Guilty Of Aiding Theft Evidence Of Arson Sought In Blazes At Saratoga Track WASHINGTON, D. C. (Bpa•U!>—Senator George Smalhers (D-Flal waa today tnatrumental In getUa# tk# “trip leaaa bill" which la *« bauaftotol to all a#Hcultural interests, favorably re­ torted «xrt * f th# Rente* InUr| a !a and Foreign Con* warre Csmmftte*. Tba bill will wow ba placed mi th* entondar far action AUBTDt, t n . (^-Form er Texaa Land OmnUtloner Ba scorn Giles by tba Sonata. In aniwer to toqwlriea. Baa. waa found gtolty today o( being «m* there etatad Aa action by tba an aecomplina to Hieft of gajm ot aommlttea waa a freak atof Ste­ the eUto'a eetorana land program ward smew tMi te*Wem hea to e * ftijn4i Tba » n n Mtb District Oovt order eonaidaratlon by kba Jury aaaaaaud Ua punishment at press sinew IMS. RmaUiara also etoded that bo three yean te the state peniten­ ill exert ovary possible otfark tiary but ba remained tree on . bring this legislation wf far R .M bund after attorney* filed floor eonilderatloa and to wwk a mottoa for a now trial. Odea, who had proclaimed ipootowards ita aariy paaeaga. aocsbip of Hie lf» million-dollar The togialstim aa repartod oak eutorane land program, screed as ad tba aewinitttoa woaid allow kba eftoirman at <fie program's admin•griraftaral kttscbeea to # °aU «« teteukfeu board. to ttip 1m m em a e e * n * » "1 waa a IttfBJ Mt surprised al bom* aftar k n b g aantod ■#»*- tote aua," ba told reporter* when cultural prodaeto, Evaatoek ar the vardlet was returned after S fish to »*«*•< aaatoafc Tba pea*, bom and M mbratM of deliber* to * of trip teasing In enkrwmoly aMua, *T didn't Hunk It would i Mi Rural Preacher Tells Of Battle W ith Man Son Relates Episode SARATOGA SPRIHOB. N T . » —Chief of Police Robert Flanagan hurried home today from a eonfer­ vor* in Buffalo to take rhafga of an toveettgatvon of two tires thst destroyed Hire* bams sod dam­ aged another at tbo histone Sara­ toga rare track, tendance of ar­ son waa sought. flo* bores woro harmed In te­ ther fire Th# Srst, Tuesday night, destroy*d a bant at a training trsek arroes tbo a*raii Rom the main tr*ek. The anennd ye*t«rdsy burned down two barna and dimaged uufetr near too main track. i vetorsia lend ’scaoieii Mayor A tom S d te y mM.H be TO m f t s f the eta la since yattarday’s Sro, "w» bnvo a Rre* member, whre weakly news- hog In cur midst " Fir# Chief editor Kenaoth Towery, of Georg* KirkPatrick agreed. Tex., R n t broke tha story. ftsratoga opens its tmh eeoeoo Monday. Hundreds of thoroughbred horses are being shipped her*. Murk qf Hie stable space hit by yesterday's fire wss unoccupied. A caterer chopped out th* back of am bam to thst groom could lead out a horses, wotl known. 24 Youngsters End Swimming Course A t Municipal Pool W h l eaewMn Becrwtory of (he Bamlaid* Comity Chapter of th* A a«feM Red Croea aald today Hut M abiklrtn hive eompleled •wtmmteg InstructJona and have mto tha led Croea qualiflcaUons a* Beginnen In Swimming. t o l . Mary Knox aatd that they wU receive their aartlfkataa A aingtef aactieneer wild the Btim to* Rational Red Cross Miekcllff Apartmeata, MM South t o r n * Baa laminate County Park Avm., hi Sanford yeatarday for |1MM aa a crowd af over IM speguton and prespective bnyera gathered far toe ale. The apertaMsi* bdldteg, pre­ JW tM l Albert, Ready Boston, Barbara Barkler, Bread* Clark, parly of Dr. J . C. Boyce, wea pur. Rka Bgatete, Jon Eastman, Torn- chased hy J . M. Lee of Sanford toy nig. KatotlM ParalU, Mary . Bidding atertad at S e'dork Btefetev. Mark Rucilar, Pa lay yeatarday afteneea sad eoatlnBtofto. Richard Stewart, Tina wed until 4 a’cloek. |HM>00 waa Raemam, Rlffy Bower, Jimmy tha flrat bid offered with aeverel Deea. B*veriy,M riu, Lynn Lyon, prospective boyera rieteg f«r the Jtmmg Newbury. Joanne New- main • thoroughfare apartment bary, Loatea Ntafaoa, WUly Per- batldtef. Earl Higginbotham, prwstdmt nf the feminoto County Chamber of Commerce, told Hie Coffee Club Uni morning the! more Uun double Hie number of requests for Information about nanford •re being recrired by the Chan, ber’a office. Bringing Hie CWfee dub viattora ep to data cm Hi* happen* mgs withla the Chambar of Com. m e t r e eirrlei, Higginbotham laid that Hie local organiuliou supporting baseball will roettims* baseball game* throughout the summer. Robert I . Ktllhtmer, emccw M the CnfJew nub gaHterlng* each month, introduced Navy personnel attending th* affair. Captain Robert W. Jackson, Com­ manding Offl ear of the Neve! AtnrtUsry Air Station, fd r. Hen­ ry C. Cntae, Eiecutiv* Officer at the elation, and Cdr, W. R. Ratlett, Kvecuiiv* Officer of Compo•tl« Squadron f, were greeted by Mrs, letwfyn OTWeTj Are« OK roetar far too I SO toil t>« Cof­ fee Club member* tost k wss four years ago that too lISO rams to lanford. We're eome a too# way since than." Mi* said, aa ah* oiled tha new equipment and forward plena that are aval labia fur Hit entertainment af servicemen in the Sanford area. Captain Robert W. Jackson. Commanding Ottcer at tea local Navy ‘Bate, reviewed poaelble plane ter aip—eton. “We era a vary important teduatry,'' be aald ' There's a lutto bit of noiao ted no imohe," ba told the troop. More than a acor# of local huainoaamen and cirto leader* at tended the m ar lag af tha “Coffoo Club" this morning. Nurso Is Planning Ranaboroatk NaMeanl teaelty Boat# Ski Club W akom ot Visitors N a t u r a l G as Bill Outcome Uncertain WAMRGTOM • - A M l H . Mtttfel- fmM from d i r e c t temtoto w p w t o ••me te *be Wmm mm teday, neither frtesds em Itoi mede m $ •Mtfldent p reite d *. If tt should be ptmed. Jl te tot^ t l^ a t jC T it e jM d a r L d r t v i^ *t n p ter what pnmMai to t e i T te mernkmi ad flw Sanford Baaf mri Bk| Chib wdl gather In B * CAP BaR tomorrow night at 'There ia ao potet ta saying ft Justice Of Peace Is coatJsMd bet end humid, at toast Mt when R stays wader M Pays Hii iself Fine degrre* " Wahtgren eipiakned. TEMPLE, 1 ar. <fl — Jaatir* af “They'll ba hotUr than ever If tha Ptaca A E. (Son I Warren wa do HuL" paid himself 111AC Ban rests r- 4 5 Girls Swept To Sea haapHai, The beach waa tooUtod. That* waa tea mock delay te ad­ ministering flrat aid.1* Dr. Suawmu Nagal aald, "Wa Speaking before the Ja r r e ll neon luncheon today was Srmtn•1# County Judge Kniest limitholder, a »o juvenile liidg* for the eounty, A/te*- heme introduced by program thairman Tommy Stringer h» gave the background «f the beginning of juvenile ewurts in lgt>9 tn Colorado and brought the history up to the TOKYO in—.1span's rommunitt ewerent lima. The speaker brought out that psrty hit been instructed to aban­ Seminole County do*i not have don ill underjround acUvlttes end a detention home which creates e berom# lotallv legal under Jsp ­ hardship since nmler the pre.ent ine >* law, Kyndo newt aervica conditions, any child which mutt slid bvlsy. Th* Jspineve* news iglnrv said be held overnight It plated in the the orderv were given to th* County Jail. Judge Houshnlder further es- psrty'i Nitiocisl Counril, meeting s tried th il the juvenile court hem, by Choicht Kaiugs. rhairnot a penal court but a mint of msn of lb* parly a c e n t r a l correction. He wrnt en to tardirertorsl*. Th* fVimmunirts K«v* not al that he hope# to get every rivie club and organiiatmn that, wdl kiwed Jspanes* or foreign news­ listen to him to start a juvenile men into th* convtntion, attwndad Welfare committee mad* wo of hy vorne Dirt top psrty funrtioalocal groupe this fell The prob­ snes m Japan lem* in th* county are not jove Kudo said Kaluga's statement Hi!* delinquent*, but prevention to lb* roeiiwnlhvn hsd been oh. «f acme, the apeiker continued. tuned hy Jspsnea* taw- enfmroHe went on hr say that preven­ ment authorities but did not say tion ahowld atari rn the bnn-a. how. eehool. and alwaya the ehurrh. lie In rba past sh* parky ha* ngwretappealed te the Jayree* to *et a ed both shore and undergrosmd. better eaempl* for a way of It*-. As • pnluiril party H Is not out |"g that th* tacnagera rouldefnl- laued in Japan, b it artively ramlow. He Hated that only five p»r patgnnd in psvt eleetion* sod now gent #f juvenile errd youths are Im thir# membtrs tn Hi* Diet <Pirlumenl aver admitted In court. Th* Judge Csplalned lb* r*a*on for th* requeei for the Itoofl ap­ propriated foe lie Juvenile apivenil* wnirt Ja p Red Party Told To Let Go Underground S v u il W t o J * * , •rmmi<* 'trerl a * 1 *(uji still und'i' r o n » U * t « it* H . Larry Jnnet, Jurenfl* oo'msalnr for thii oounty. was also a g fit WASHINGTON bP — Senator* today. Among other vi»il«r* Kerry Cwidtot, pr#»M*nt of th* Aiken (R-Vt) and Sparkman (DOrlando Japerea who effsr*d »n outlina of atimnirr runfei" n*-e to he h rld U Orlando Aug. «. T, On# of Die main apeakm will ho BumUr PHddy, International vt*o peoaWenk, of Weat Virginia. Man Pays Off Debt Clears Conscience ■1IGHAM HTY, Ct*h man wattid mto th* potirr ataimo hare yettertfay and ailed officer H. CL Hampton: “How much do I ova yaw tor two blanket* I walked away with Hire# year* ago?" The man explained to t*# aur petted etflrer that ona roM night three yearn ago. "when I »*« down em tny lurk." police let him stay te • ceU overnight la the morning, h* aald, he d# rsded Mankato would com* tn handy ao he pushed them through the hart and picked them up after ehaKking out. "My eonvcience ksi bothered me aver aince." said Hi* man, who gen no name and addresa, “| vowed the flrat time f got to Rrigh am City agam Td drop tn and pay tor them " Police decided M would he a fair price, Tbo man paid amt left t!a) tuegrvled today that top So­ rt' t trader* b* invited In the Unit♦ 1 Stole* and that Vic# Prcsldent Nunn lw sent aa a recipro­ cal visit to Russia. Th* two members of tb* tenet* Foreign Relations e o m m i t t e * made these proposals afirr Pre*iil'-nl Kiirnhowrr lobl a new* eontornnee yrvicnlay (hat rschang* vislla “throughout th* whole achebmv of govrmment" had been dl»f i f e d mtormally at the Geoeva Rig Four conference Elsenhower added that no definite invitations were issued Th* pocntbillty apeoed ap Hiet Elsenhower would vrurt Russia and Soviet leader* would eome her# He waa caked M ha bad tbacussed lhat at Geneva, end he replied they had talked “not only about offidali visiting hark and forth" but ahmit opportunities for cUJiene of each country to exchange vlatte. Church Mon's Club Will Meet Tonight DEM VP is-The stijhllv built wife of s hut! dotcr operator and self 1I1 M i i*r.»t prelrher nss •lam under nn.iertoiu eireumItanres si tlirir home sarly lodiv, Hrr hujbamt, Mrnuealhrr I. Smith, at. v n held without rhsr;e tor inveiti gallon after wiling offlrer* a tlory of urappltng with two stranger* in the dark. rh-»f Deputy John Tapsrott said Smith told him that )*•( nijhi he amt h i wife, Zona, .Vt. walchrd teleiision in iheir Scdrrwm and "afterwird »e kined and hugged earh other and went to sleep. ‘•Somrlim* afterward I «i< IwaVerrd hv wmoxi* r'ahb'nj al my throat. I iwunj hard, knorked him hi the fl-wr and hrld op until there wit no further movement “Then f heard a rvnse cumins ton mmv von's room and thmkinc thrrw was a second stranger f went to h>s enom and I strujjled with a man hut he g«f away. “Then I want hark mto my tied room and found my wife on the floor in «hs tame position 1 left the intruder " The officer said Smith u«t he put his wife hark in had and lay down beside her. “eshsusled by Crowbar* were Died last night to tear down mo doors at the Altamonte hprinjv evpretv of. fi-a n»» en'errd ehn .t 9 o'clock Sheriff l.uther Hobbv't office. Deputy Sheriff Morgan MrC’alland saul lhat th» evpretv of. ftc* wasenUred about 5 o’clock !a«i night. Apparent'** the intruder* w»r* srered awst when a Neg-o a t. lempled |o deliver *"rl* fern IO ihe avpress offir*. Th* unidenti­ fied Negro said that ha saw someont running from th* place v.heti ha approarhed Deputies found an aleetri* i d l­ ing merhine end tun Underwood tvpewfiler* brhind en Oak trea about IM f»ei from th* building. The only item missing from th* riniarked budding was an elec, trie radtn and flock Deputy Sheriffs McClelland, O. 0 . Owens, and Hubbard Cuban's* Investigated th* attempted bur. gtary. They n r lhat an early arrest it expected. Ike Will Release Personal Decision About Secretary WAM11NOTOH m - T '« “per* Kuial’* daciawin house." Th* offhwrt setd to^w wmre two pool* of blond on Ih# twd #nd aoothrr mi ih* floor; that Smith had laceration over hi* left av* and hogrmail impnnlv on hn nrck. They and they found no fire, armi but did find a small hole in Hi* woman* skull near the hairlm*. Endorses Program Offered By Soviets RF.fll.tN uh — Communi at-r<mtrollrd East Germany, supporting Soviet prtirits M astaal, hat en­ dorsed Rutsii't plan for Ger­ man unification aa part of an allEuropean security svatem, Th# agreement waa amwwinred last night tn a Joint communique after the tour-day run to Bait Berlin bv Soviet Premier Bulgan­ in and Communist party bow* Nlkita I. Khnnhrhev, on their way home from Hi* Geneva Big Four Trevidenl F.t»*i>- howrr s»*t he will rnsko on llsr* oM E. TMbeU’S futoro i»‘ arete tarr of JO* Air Forr# sppsrertiy will have In he made wHlwmi sny sdvir* from Hi# Senate. Thers waa on Indies Iion Hut »1 early report would h* mad* hr the Arnsl* loveiligslmni iijhcorn. miltec whlrh inquired into Tat* holt’s shmit-lo-he.»*vrred outi.ie buvinrvi fonnectiim. Tslhott dramalirsllv loM the luhcommlltr# ytvlervijv hr is gii'* tng up. effecuv# nnt Sjnday, the partnership m the N< « York firm of Paul H Mulligan amt Co . whirh ha* pant him $111AW m tha J’» vesrv smr* s* took hn Paniagua Tafhott declined oomment on published stortea that he was about In reilgn. The While Hmise ail.! It ha* not r»i*eivM a pesispatlon, and it diimiased »* unfounded ear. mas speculation* about a possible aticcasMf. meeting Th* Western Afire* at the armma eotdarrne* Intlited that Germsny mn*t be reunified before a Europe-wide security svatem eould K* tel up. The Smiels bald out tor the security system— and ahandonmant of tbe North AHaatte Alliance—firat. The Men’* Club af The T-wthrr•n Churrh nf Ihe Reijcwmer will se-.t tnniaht at Tito at the home of J. r . Jnrccoseti, Bll Park Ave. Be This i« th* regular meeting ef Two Important Vmlno)* Coun­ th* group h*ld monthly am tbe ty meetings ar* slated for tomor­ last Thursday. row at the Seminole Count) Court llmiie. At I o'rlock tomorrow afternorm. Hi* Board of County Commiimliitoneri will att aa an rqulluaiiow board at a meeting tn hear romplainle and criUciams about late*. At T.JO tomorrow evening, Ih* Board of County Commiaalonara will conduct an open hairing on toning regulattona for the rounty. Primary toning regulation* will concern property holdrn nai ei­ ther aid* of 1T-M In Remhmle County where Hi* proposed nsw highway between Nanford and Orlaada to te th* plaanlng stage. Complaints On Tax To Heard Friday Touring Americans Surrounded By Food OOEMA, Ukrainian Rovtet Repakbe iD—Soviet hospitality will pat Hie Mama if tha wives af Mm tearing Ainmcaa farm delegation don't tike tha poundage their mm The J l Americans k m a p a toaced aa all-oataffort la tha food LONDON to — Bulgaria ad. milled todsy it* intlaireraft gun* shot down an larsrli airliner, kill­ ing all M per-ems aKnard. It raid tho plana waa off ci-urse tor IM miles over Communist temiorj Bulgaria eipcn*M<l regret tof Hw tragedy and appointed a ger* rrnmrni rnmmlstlon to Inquire In* to the disathr in which 12 Amcr* leans perished. Rreskmg a It-hmi* sitence, tho Bulgarian Telegraph Agency, in a hroadcail communique, said tha El Al f'onilrltotiiwi left Its courio over Yugoilivta yevtorday enterei Bulgarian air apses "vttbajt warnmi'' ov'r Trin. The plane, by Bulgarian account, moved wilhm a short distance of Soft* on h» errant rourve, then flew south hc<or* bring ahnt down m flame* near Patrirh, Just a fee mile* from tha Greek border. The Bulganina said their anti, aircraft defenm waa “unahte to btenlify Ih* plane, and after a tew warningi, fired “ Residents Seeking Relief From Rains ALBUQUERQUE. N M. ID—Re*, identi of to«- lylnr area* to ttotth* era Albuquerque appreheo lively watched ram rtouda today, hoping their Ridden komee could dry out. Torrent* pouring down arroyo* yeatarday from a rteodbunt aa tha stop* af tha taadia Mousuiaa east et ban made a lake af many blocks ta low areas et tha rity'o worth and. Water was Mp deep ta p(K*a. Ikaa, late at night, water from two toon heavy shower* high ea tha I t i t o t e t raage began Bond- � 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, July 27, 1955 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 27, 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>, July 27, 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/7ec019e09da116e2f60e004c7a915ed8.pdf df7d99df30b848b5000cf198fb9e3b17 PDF Text Text •* 4* P«« * SANFORD HERAID Mott. Jah 2 5 ,1»5I Tonight Important Gets New Reputation N E W Y O R K OR- Richard 1U of m h Century England. lent chirred with murdortn* the UtO* princes in London Tower, ii being outfitted with a sparkling mw rep­ utation. The tailoring J«b-p*rhaps rut on the bin*—it being performed br a group of top theatrical and professional people who decided nearly 500 yean wa* long enough for Richard to »kulk through hislory aa a hunchbacked (layer. Handed together aa Friends of Richard III, Inc.. Rirhard't latterday friends Include Helen Hayea. Charlo McArthur, Richard Al­ drich. Stark Young. Robert Mont­ gomery. Mr». F.d Sullivan. Jamai Thurber and Cornelia Oil* Skin­ ner. Their idea of an honorable Rich­ ard playa hob with the history book* lie hia long atood convicted In the puh'Je mind of a handful of reprehenaible murdera. morUjr of pe pie between him and the throne Ai royal ambition* ti»ed to go. thii waa common kingcraft. What ratted the public ire waa the re­ puted murder of hi* two small nephew* in the tower. It wain’t cricket to do that to children. Over the centuriea there have been thore who iu i parted Richard wa* given a fir»t cla** job of char­ acter aitaulnation. There ia little doubt that Henry VII, Richard* enemy and lucceaaor, irrapped the actual record* and paid hack hiitnrlan* to write the account of Richard'* brief reign Thor* lubomed chronicler*—a* the friend* like to call them— were Shakerpeare’a *ource* for hi* hiitonral tragedy *'Rlehird HI." which portrait the tail Plantagenet king a* one of the craRleit monaterr that ever murped a throne. Among Ih* murder* laid at Rich­ ard'* door are thnee of King Henry VI and hia *on Edward. Richard'* »!(#. Anne, and hia brother George, and the two little prince*. Edward, the Prince of Walea, and Richard. Duke of York fo r all the** but the laat you ran find authontiea *houting at aaeh other: "He did.- "He didn't" But the tower murdera are held by almoil everybody to be Richard'a handiwork. Except the frienda. The*# are the facta: Richard, yousgeat aon of the Duke of York, fought beiida hia elder brother end altered hli exile la the War of the Roaei. the bitter atruggle between the houaea of York and Lancaster for the BagUrh throne. Hi* brother, who became King Edward IV, died In 103 end Rich ard wa* named protector, atnee Edward'* older eon waa etill a child. Aa the Tudor varatoa tahae it from there: Richard forced the Parliament to declare Edward's children 11* legitimate and to offer him the throne When he was one roronaUoa lour of England, ha had tba heir to the throne end his smaller brother killed In Idndon Tower. Within two year* Richard was killed at Bor worth field battling Henry Tudnr'i forces. The friend*' defame begins with Edward, a handiome. lusty man who found women Irresistible. When he m*t a beautiful blond* widow who exuded sex appeal and virtu* in equal proportions, h* bad no recourse but marriage. It seems, tha friend* point out, that Edward had already been through a private and secret cere­ mony with another lady, performed by the FUhop of Bath. So when Edward married the blonde. Elis­ abeth WnodvlUa. ho wa* commit­ ting bigamy. This made their chil­ dren illegitimate. After Edward's death the blihop presented this evidence to Parlia­ ment, which ruled out the child Adventurer To Try At Second Attempt To Find Noah's Ark ISTANBUL, bib—John Libl, a sturdy, ftV-yeer-old adventurer from Sen Francisco I* golgn to make a second try to find Noah’a Ark. Hi* expedition is scheduled Ia atari up Mt. Ararat neat week II* plana to chop through ice and snow —maybe 50 ftet dreptn investi. gate a promising 500 foot long mound he sighted laat year a thousand feet below Ararat'i 16,MA foot peak. II* ’vaan'l able to fnUow through last year becaui# of illneu end ether complication*. Libi describe* himself e i chief elevator operator at a San Franeiaco bank. He claim* other In­ terest* in restaurant*, cocktail lounges and candy atop**. Widowed a n d childleaa, he dreamed np lb* idea nf the March for Noik'a Ark Ova or ala years ago. 'I read tots of hooka, chiefly the Bible of coarse, end anything *1»* I could lay my hand* on." be aaya, " I figure the petrified remain* of tha Ark must be up there, and I'd like to End It. It would be a great discovery for Christians all over the world." Ararek, on the Turkleh•Russian frontier. Is ia the general area nf the Tigris and Euphrates R im baatns. said by aoma to be the one-time alia of tha Cardan af Eden. Llbi'l ripH Om +m Kiri to a base ramp at tha vtilagt of DogubayatH. He paya hia o> way and figure* last year's try cost turn several thousand dollar* "People here bare been so kind to m e." he says, "tt nit down my expanses." Legal Notices roiiU'S *» fellows r.rtimtrr alsunenl skew lee m*l«r recelytt. »*p-s4llur#e. ke l*n<i. r „ B n ca n p r* tse.ee* »* Cam nataece Ll i ********** Ueekae* K-----u lu Fes# 1 T este inker he**l*t» el * tri'tijrsttus. '|^Nflia* l ie tm i' ' t il «j cawatp Awdiier — — ... , « —---- . . . ------- . .. . , •Vewiaieelee* Tax Aaraerar — L’oe.mtssiiee tea Celteeier . . -i- . ■■ X areeat* *f SleclleB* tn * n t # ie ir # llr n ...............— — -----■ <*.-.*rel a ie ile e e rr. B leeke •«< S u p p lie * -----------------------M a:nl*ntnte »f C e u e tr H ew * -.. ......... — ............ A p nep 'lettna Senueet* CatiM ? W eller* n«er4 ■ — _____ □eearel Wetter# — -------- — ■— . K u rt* Wele.v C r u m r I’M sTelees, Count) He m l ether • techsee . . — , aep r'-rn eiln n tem inele creuwir Meeli in k er e ifte e e * A a n tu llu re l D*M **» V***M ge.ee* ee |.H* e* t i e * a* U k r ir Otaer ie « » 4 IL rre — —— ------------u i t . r l? •tspeeaileree Steeerve — ***** " M^ V C a k r t n•St o a k o n tc n trr t an r t r a tltn eera l i l i e s ee Talk I t l e a r * -----------' -wile* T e a ------ -— itla s Cneinieaien Fw e* ta r h e r e i n * -----_ ----- heir end offered the thyme to Rich ard. who was popular with tha paopla and could hold tha tom country together. Well then, what reaaon did Rich ard have to kill the princes? None say. the frienda. Th* biggest argument in hia fa vor, they eay, la something Henry VII didn't do. After he a trended the throne, ho secured Richard of cruelty and tyranny, routine charge* Not once did he mention the murder of th* princes—which would have been the logical No. I crime. Twenty years later, efler a man named Tyrrtl had been beheaded without a trial, Henry released (he man's purported confession nf how he had murdered tha princes for RJehard. Another point: llrnry had th# act of Parliament declaring Edward'* children illegitimate re­ pealed without being read and then destroyed What waa he afraid of? Atk the frienda. With peri ua live logic they point nut: If th* princes' murder wasn't loudly proclaimed by Henry, then the bo>» were likely alive when he became king By repealing their iHegitimacy in order In mako his own wife legitimate—the waa th* princes' older slater—he restored their right to the throne, which waa stronger thin oil. The friends auggeat if the printa* wera murdered *t all it would seen tbit Henry VII had much more to gain than Richard. Richard, the friends eay wai really quite conitnirtive He Initlluted the first house mad deliv­ ery. introduced roniular service to protect Enguand abroad, fos­ tered the art*, refuted to allow the ruling cla n to infringe on the free­ dom of tha poor. Old Film Version Of Newspapering No Longer Right GAINESVILLE—The old movie versions of newspapering are no longer accurst*. Raa O. Waimer. Director of th* University of Flortda'a School of Journalism and Communications, said liar* today. Discussing the opportunities for young Journalism graduate*. Web rn«r Mid. "Today's Journalism graduate and newspaperman I* as wall trained for Ids profession n* u » graduate in any other field." School «f Journalism records K S ftB v jit graduate, all of which wera "active over ait weak* before graduation requests." Every member of the IPU d a n was plaeed by May 1, ceremonies. Weimer attribute* th* Urge de­ mand far florid* graduates to an extensive background m th* liber­ al aria. Starting satarit* are also ran Unulng tn rise, he painted ML Moat Jnbhe accepted by g new have a number of fro flu such aa boapttaliaai suranre. frequent pay raises, Christmas bonuses, and advance­ ment program*. Women are becoming more and more tn demand ia th* writing field*, be said. Many newspapers are constantly seeking trained wo­ men writer* for their woman's departments which offer greater opportunities for advancement tad mere money than many ether*. Eaten tad totertalM opawtaadttes ara Just aa great for wwau a i i tor t a x ha said. "H aag time* tech flatten* watt t u douW* ia bras* b r earvtag a* eecrotaries hi hAUtia* to Utofr •riling Jobe," b* *dd*d. Mora aad more Jeunulisai gratfuate* a n now being hired bp iaJustly for public rtlatloa, publici­ ty, and Job* roquiroing reporter tralalag. The crawd terras t n *ra*te*»ly eeebag rtril rare periraail to BO writer*' JA a agbout Ute xattett. K y - jM S u m er, CHAPTER T W D f n - H V I A t CAMERON approaced hU own none*, be mwt a lamp burn­ ing. He wared th# window eoltiy till he could look through without being observed. What he aaw satisBed him. He put up bis b o m and went ul A man roe* to greet him—a man with green eyas and a scarred fare, where trail-dusty rjothee eat with an tneongruoua alegaaee ea hi* lean body. "Hello. Lon." Camrroa laid quietly- "Wasn't expcclia' you so The gambler grinned. "W h e n you've got a gum* to pftay. why wait?" "Anybody mo you oomo to here?" "1 don t think so. Whet does tt matter if they did? Nobody around hero know* me." -That * what you Uunk. Riortan'e hero—and tha redhead " -Good." The grow eyre glittered, and the long white gambler's hand moved uncoeve- nusly toward Catdry's gun-belt. " 1 slipped up once, but I wort again." , “Taka It erey, Lon." Cameron e rote* waa soft, but It earned com­ mand. " 1 got this thing all aet up. You're not gote* to spoil N mailin' Ul loo toon.** "All right. Nit when the tur.e rrer.ee, remember, tha redhead* min*, nobody etaa'ai" -Alt right, all righ t" Oamaron soothed kux aa he might have calmed a fractious child; then be gave way to mild impatience. "Out renumber, this u th* biggest thing we ever pulled off. If tt goe# right, wa ll neither of us have anything to worry about aa tong re ere bva So don't be go»n* off half-cocked just because soma puncher beat your um* with a danca-Uali gut No woman's worth It." r w a moment th* gambler'* dangerous, but Gam­ bia* down steadily. He'd always barn able to handle Colder; that waa why their partuarahip bad Mated. Colder relaxed and gnaned "Ton always ware a coldpoetUea. Waywa. How out with your g u lf" "All right," Cameron said short­ ly. -She doesn't kaow tt yet. Nit ■belt come around la time." -la timet Wayne, you're losing your touch. 1 expected to thd you "*T lu # teat Lite." Cameron retested. T h ie gui'e smart. I've got t t ff* Mew. That waa' always your Lea, wantin' to ru a b Lena what happened u B waa a good e n o u g h but you didn't taka u a * to plug up the toop-holra" T suppose you think tt you'd ham them they they wouldn't have got totovN ■lip up on a “Welt. « d we «wi" Camer­ J d we worked tegetlwr on stepped hie partner”* ihmilder. "We're ■ good ifwn. Lon—your gun an' my plenum'. Don't worry —there'll be plenty foy you to do before we re hushed." “Well, anyway," Caldrr was etill eagtr to justify himxlf, “even it those two did give me the eltp, I settled their hash in Dodge. It they ever live to grt back there, they'll walk right into a rope." "Ye»h?" "Tesh. Old Whartrm’e offered five Ihoutand spires far them" The gambler dug Into bis pocket end pulled out two crumpled re­ ward dodgrriL "Here:” Cameron thrust out a hand. "Let me see three." Calder handed h im over re­ luctantly. "Not thinking about turning them over to the law, ere you T Of coure* the menry'd com* in handy, but it'd be worth tny snare tc have th* tun of settling with Dainre personally." "Get it through your hr*1 ." Cameron o r d e r e d impatiently, '•with the stakes we re playin' fur, Bve thou-end is chickra-fced. ft.it Lh*re mey cam* in nendy to get {Harden out of the w ey -lf my other U<* doesn t work." " 1 thought you Bgincd fUorden wasn't important" Caldera keif: whits Anger lsp|>ed tli* dodger. ' I only worked turn into this hueiiw becauss hs played ng.il into my "He's f it till* important." Carrier ■ no grunted. "H e* a By-by-nlght tool, but be could m.-se thing* up. W* got to get rtd o' him-mi' wg got to light a Hr* under Ibcse nestera. I thought Larrabee'e kilim' 'd da tt, but they're scared. An' I got aa Idea." he smiled, "that J 't might kill both bird*. You he tow tonight. l>m I'm gou,’ to ii.N over an’ pay Lila a visit 1 owe her." • • • Rusty waa riding his second day's petrol. Nothing at all tied happened to disturb re to wvUvtn IL Tbs redhead whistled Straw­ berry Soa«. ran hie appreciative cowman * eye over aw rich th^rt grass, and thought about stays1' There waa a woman tor you. May­ be cas at these day* be ought to marry her an- ecttl* dowa and raik* half a dacea redheaded kids. A bores and rider rers ap­ proaching from tha direction of lbs nester settlement. It u 1 1 y straightened, is nuvd going to­ ward hi* gun; then, on a better view, n* relaxed, tt didn't teem Ukat, that trouble would t« com­ ing ui aueb a broken-down shape. The norte was a mangy. »h*mbtlng-gaiud rack or nonce, and the rider matched n liks a twin. A lam- old scarecrow who rod* •lump'd forward, chm >u hie dirty blue shirt irent. "Howdy," Ih* old m»n whfered. ■ C l you tell me where I’d Bn‘ Kerry Riorum ?** "Toy'd have a king rite." Rutty WHITE CANTON. UUb. ORA l o s t world-d**al*to, forbid­ ding, iun-»torth*d—is being *X' plorad by helicopter la the growing quest for uranium which 1* * wraplag tbo WosL The charting of this forgotten lard of lost civilisation* is only incidental, however, to the greatest mining boom of the both Century It io a byproduct of an activity which ran mean personal nebet. grass aad even nation*! survival tba diwniag atomic age. Thousand* ora bunting uranium la tbo mouateiat aad desert* from South Dakota to California Soma a. Rome art (rwa tbo stdUo. a n M a r a There a rt od> _ aad Just PUM M T bo»d*n hoping to etriha M rich oa a facky weekend AO Uadt of rtbJcJra are bring taed ia tba hunt, which U roaeentrated aa the Colored* Plateau la tbo tear Conors state* of Colorado, Utah, Now Mexico and Anson*. Trucks, Jeeps aad airplanes art r Mora recently, hereever, tbo heli­ copter baa com* m to the picture. A»d although Ra use la limited by ebarga* approximating )M an Florida'* tourist industry la ala* hour, tt has brought dramatic galas ta Mi* particular field of empinyaaat kss been te this Central UUb. a rokaa by twisting i so deep daylight baraly peai la tba Goers*, aad paebnd Mag rods rate* wttb w*a* ■ay aarar bara Bm S ^ils a a s s s a a E ■ to the und te iku rau te s te s slither behind rocks Ib i iLuda. In tha few gram ^ " L ? . h' r . ,tmlUr ,*B,t, u.tionJ.^ ,lu, invited by the rommi.sion te at•dditiona). spaces equal te 75 per unrJ th/ mMUnr t0nlght to divt °5au.# ' cus. otdinanr*. plus aldiliorul «ptr«° f rfor^ hut. .. , .. in«»t md torial vi-ilor% t t thill | Th# ••cond It • be determined by the toning tnd ' 'ubdivl.lon ordinance .ubmltlH to the eotnmiiiion at the earn* mre| planning commission. Community Centers, Libraries. ing on July 11. All coeitxact r» Museums, Tott Office*, Civic have alio been invited to attrr.t Club*, etc number of space* equal tonight's session. The purpose of thie ordinal • to 75 per cent nf njmber of em­ ploye', plue additional space *• ra­ I* tn subject the cost Of putt: r quire*! by the toning and pUnrirg tn street curbing, weter and sev-r •nmmiMion. Dance Halit: One line* te th* lubdiviior hlmi f I space for each aquera feet uf and not the city. All this ni dare* floor area, plus additional be "in acccordance with r I spates equal to 75 per cent of the standard* and specification*. >r number nf employee. Bowling AI-1 *h»ll deposit in e»ciow wil*t w leys: on* »p*ce for each alley. City of Sanford a sufficing plu* ona additional space for each amount nf money to imlell r two employe*. Convention Hall*, complete in th* installation of si- i Gymnasiums, Parks, Race Track*,! facilities in said property, or v Skating Rink*, i nd Similar Use* lieu thereof that a performer « one -pare required for each *f bond on whirl a recogrixrtt xuc > 75 per rent of the employes, piu* company shall be surety nr •- v additional spaces for patrons and otner security at the City Cc .visitors aa required by tire ton­ mission may approve . . . " ing and planning commission. Fee ion TV o states that "th* err Auditoriums: on# spar* for manager is hereby empowered s 'each four trait in an auditorium prescribe standards and Mwclfi< ii or public p!ac* hevlng fixed teats liens governing the installation ( t plus additions! apace* - equal in water xcd sewer lines etc. . . . number to 75 per cent of th* num­ Section Five states ber of employes. Churches: on* For th* purpose of this orilnan », ■pace for each four seats lx a a subdivision of land ia teihrr ( ii rhureh, plus on* tpar* f°r each Uie division of Und into throe ->r of tha church officials resident more lots, site or parrel* of tht< v on tha premiss*, plus additional one or Iras in area; ( 2 ) ratabllrii. •pact* equal in number to 50 per mint or dedication of n road, high­ cent of tha number of permanent way, street, or alley through a emp!oyra of such church or ac­ tract af Und regardless of ares; cessory facilities. School*: one or (3) resubdiviaiona of Und her^. space for each two employe* (in­ tofort divided or platted into leff) cluding teachers and administrat­ ait* er parcels, provided however, ors), plus spare for safe and con­ that the sale er exchange of sms l venient loading and unloading parcels or Und to o.- between ad­ of students, plus a d d i t i o n a l joining property owner* w hre facilities a* tha toning and plann. ■urh sale or change does not crate ing commission thill deem neces­ additional lata shall not be con­ sary. sidered ae subdivision Und." (That Office Profeuional or Public it to tap that thU does not app y Buildings: one apace for each oc­ to home owners.) cupant of separate offices er suite Other issues slated to com* up of offices of « given tenancy, plat one additional space for each two before the Commissioners tonigte employ*', plus additional tpaca at •ra discussion with th* Generl! the toning and planning commit- Sanford Library Committee; re­ sicn shall drain adequate. Airport*, quest to vacate street right-«fRailroad Passenger Stations, Bus w.iy of Cooke Ave. between Li> Depots, or Other Passenger Term­ coin. S t and Clinton SL; poeslhiinal Facilities: at deemed necea- lity of allowing construction of • rary by the toning and planning community mausoleum (a tho commission. Restaurants, Night mun.nptl romciery; appolnime-t Club*. Tearooms, ard Lunch of the City's representative to Counter*: ona space for each four the Civil Servlet Commission, employes, plu* additional apace* and approval of thn plat of the tor patrons ae th* toning aad streets tn the Housing Authori­ ty for acceptance by tba O ty era planning miscellaneous buiinrii rary. / BUICK T ra d e -In s C le a r a n c e M sg * Phone C Long 388 !* < * ■ %ll a - .s , V. , Odhafti & Tudor Inc. MU f t Frwffcti A r c _____ as* aeet i uvea __ — v- S^ y 11 Jr \1 •' V nL: = uHR&iCBifi Ave/x'-■-- -=Hr‘.- ^ ♦ s/* - ■ATOMS (OtOtt af Dm Basnaa" \r ii IB& i ■* Sale Will You Be Our Guest? * B w ra ri Arebd* f T o t?* Cowfmaed i sometimes are pickH up along Lie, just help yourvrif and put the monbase* of plateaus when* they have, cy tn Lie m h drawer. faUcn from crumhi;.-.* iinditon* Thera's a place to cat. loo. where Marine fosnla prove the area onra1 Jn u ,jt qj j BtiU»» of food arc duhed waa under weter. „p with no nuusenra about nenua Thia new view of the btti* known and ordering. ' Und is pottiblc bccaut* the helt-l \ lucky vuitor can rent bed copter cas hover motionlcM or fly , PIM ln , trailer overnight, up preclpltou, w aUaaxJ drop tote nn )ummrr tltinx rB lll I r , narrow dcfUe* tttth the ropier *|i K, H "Na-iee-um* lllf tw l| foig bad. mar ran learn mere o( the coun dub them. try tn an hour than he eeuld tn a Mail t* flown in three time* mhnth by )**P or tn t year enfoot. weekly, the plane puttuig down on The country is no plat* for an a nude riveritde air itqp also amateur. With the flight**! miihip used by uranium men. b* cocM die of thirst or hunger or Only about 30 people ,iv* in White (uaatrok*—or frees* in winter Hie Job taxes evra well equipped pro Canyon ard few of them really t-ontitter It ham*. fetsMoaU. A gaioliM generator bring? a As uraatum prospecting goes, faltering flicker of electricity and lb* operation la far removed from well water tncl&re of faucet*, but the solitary miser with pick and there tt no real plumbing burro who tramped the hilla to On* way or another, most folks a**k gold a century ago. In the vigiaity g*t thnr living from It lavohrri • stall of experts— uranium geologists, raining men. two hell- - Uranium I* king ia Whit# Cancopter pilots. -A gleaming silver-* yon and-ytQnw single engine plsne and __ ■ pickup truck ar* uird beside tbo ‘ropier. Data Is plo'ted os map* at offices in Grand Junction Coin.—an hour and a quarter away by plane, eight boon by Jeep. j Base of operations la Whitt Can­ yon on tha edge of emptiness. The W* keen teased T* Ai*community U a JuabU of Jerrybnllt rablni and trailers icattared among cottonwooda and willows m; Candiltroed Roams at Ike Mare • flat formed by a bend of the! Los MateL Colorado River. Half a mil* down- j atraera you can ferry a vehicle' • Atmelately Fran Far I over the river tor 15 at th* only Day's to Now Arrivals At crossing te t o mil#*. TImiw U t star* and araUl Owi Naval Air flatten. of aorta where you can bn/ ( m etric*, gassline and • Pick Ua Y*wr Keys at nobady** tending -hop in Office of W ELL D R ILLIN G : -i\ J Informed him. "lfe'a nrrer T Ktath T —an'," he grinned. " I got my doubts If he d want I h inter­ rupted. Waa I you, I'd come back rome other time." "I get a letter fre 'im. R'lmportant." the scarecrow insisted. "I'll b* teem* him tonight. I could give it to him >1 you want" The old men squinted at Rusty with suspicious, watery eye*, then !■irf hied in the pocket of the rarccd jeans and brought nut a crumpled scrap of dirty p*J*r"Don* you be iMtn' it, young feller, you hrer?" lie handed it over with a shaky hand, kicked his hor-e into reluctant action, and rode of?. As Rusty tucked the paper Into hie hrcaet-pockrt, he couldn’t help noticing that tha sprawling writ* ing was a wom.in’a. Me shook bn brad in mild disapproval. He'd never known any good to come of a man * mixing hie -vomcn—but that waa Kerry's business. Kerry got Mck from ffls-h T barely tn lime for supper, and it wasn't till afterward that Rusty hid a ri-inre tn slip nun >ne note. It wan bt.cf and to the point. "Henry nnr.cy, 1 ju il gut U> see vou. Ideas* ■ome tomorrow afterrrv n about three. I'll Im alone theu. f’lcase rnmt, Lita." The a-c-'b'l "please" was underlined with a heavy stroke of tha pencil. Kerey ecowlcd. He didn't want to set Uta. Ilia flirtation, or whatever )ou wanted to rail It, with her. wee part nf the foollttvn< -a he'd put behind him. and he hated tu he reminded of iL It seemed eh# ip n s*, a shabby sort of infidelity to Christie. Rut in the fullneaa of hia happtnraa he didn't want to hurt any­ one. Just to Ignore lute's eppeal would he like a tu p -n the fees. And maybe she was in enme kind nf trouble, turning to turn for b«!p. He'd have tc rn, he decided, just to explain to bet ae kindly aa be could I hit he wouldn't be seeing her any more. There were ejrti watehirg him from the cottonwoods aa he rode up to tha Dawroa shack. Ae soon aa tha dior was safely closed be­ hind him. Corny scrambled onto hia horse and rode, aa fast aa Um old rack of hones would carry him, for Double Diarq<x>d. Calder eat al the 'able, dealing out fk.aer hand* with ea lit, rest­ less fingers He looked up with a flicker of scornful ai leemrnt tn hts green ryes at the shambling figure grinning in the doorway, ami looked down at hia cards again. ' Well V Cameron mapped. "He come sweight," Corny an­ nounced. "And larraboe ?“ "H ell be there. Ton e'n count on my gal." Corny continued to grta expectantly. Uranium Hunt Is Sweeping W est S S T maebteray Ma — ---------------------- tee espeaaltaroa * **••*» foadslde itar.de. Pining S'a Un u , Repair Shop*, or Otfc*t Roadside service Facilities: eni epere for eeeh two employe*, pin (Continued Iran* Peg* 1) for each visiting or itaff doctor additional epar** ■» deemed ea (averaga), plus ona ipace far (•nary by the toning and plana each four employes, Including tog e o m m l i s i o n General Burses. Sledieal or Dental Clinlet: four in***. Commercial, and Persorm •race* per doctor, plus one space Service EttnblUhment*: a* deemed for every two employe*. Mort* adequate by Hie toning and plann­ uaritt or Funeral Parlors: Spare* ing commitu*. Induitritl r? for all official vehiclt* of the Manufacturing EitabiithmenU: mortuaries or funeral parlors, plu* one space for each two emploi** on* ipsce for each family resi­ (bared on maximum number emdent on th« premises, plus add­ ployed at any on* time), plus ad­ itional space* equal to "5 per cent ditional space* s • would be require of the number of employee, plu* ^ for all vehicle u»*d directly such addition! space* for fun- in t># conduct of the enterprt* eral vtiitor* at *hall be determin­ or a* etherwii* approved by # « ed by the toning ard planning toning and planning commisihr.. commission. Welfare Institution*: Supermarket*: minimum of tht-e one space for earh doctor, itaff or times the groundfioor area cf the visiting, associated with an as- store, ylum home for agwt orphanage; A„ „ uu h tv t ^ , >,,j s * �Shop and Save In Sanford SHy* * __________________________ AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER W ftralb Action Is Taken In County Court Yesterday, Today In County Court this morning three c u ts were canceled. They vers Georgia Bennett. who was charted with poiKiaton of moonchine at was Felix Campbell, and Wayne H. Hullr. whoso ccm was canceled on a charge of driving while intoxicated. The cases of Lillie Mae Jonea alaia MeKadden who reportedly had poiieniop. of moomhme and Wil­ liam T. Cavanaugh, driving while intoxicated charge were continued. In yeaterday'a action a verdict waa handed down hy Judge Eraeaet Householder on Robert Johnaon Jr., hocked on Impairing- Bantene# waa aet at m rme and coata or M 4 ft t . . W alter.C. Budkin estreated bond of ISO for apeedihg and a not guilty venllct waa paaaed on a dri­ ving while intoaicated charge an Lorenao Dow Ault III. Canceled waa the case oT Robert Fogle charged with operating motor vehicle while wader the fluence of intoxieallng Uquor. Con­ tinued caaca were those of Herbert Johnson, charged with exposure, end Phillip >. Bodditt, driving while intacteatad charge. Adjournment Of 19S5 Congress Teeters In Balance WASHINGTON Uri-Chancet for adjournment this week of the ItU cession oT Congress teetered la the balance today as both House and Senate struggled with the usual last-minute rush of bills. Senate leaden took the position there atm ie a good chance te wind up by this Saturday eight House leaders appeared aaa what leu optimistic. House leaders called up today one of the big controversial mea­ sures oT the ieiuno—a road con­ struction bOJ to provide for 4M billion dollars oT federal and state spending over the neat I I year*. The Senate haa pasead R In toifer, ent term. The Senate worts an a H JS*. I l l ,*14 supplemental money MU— •ore ter this year with Items I* It for docens of government agr ciee. This haa cWarod the m fa different form, Orlando Deputies W. Virginia Bound To Pick Up Davis ORLANDO IV)—Two sheriffs deputise M l today for Huntingtoe, W. Va., to pick up Barnard Davis, St, otiueed •i sheeting hie farmer eornmen lew wtfa end UBtag a man who r eem il In ■a. boms Davis waa anwetod yeoto while aatlag toads ad the heeaa ad h slater hs He la charged Is a warrant Mad by Sheriff Dave Starr with the fatal shooting early Sunday of Joel Cohen, M, a ator who ta t A second warrant m him ad Marta Finley, St, who Mm a mouth Deputy L. T. Neel, who Invest! said Deris stole into Mm. rso Skilling ; her. Oaken, asleep In the i which Davie enre she red with m e elm* in bed. Red China Discussion Reported Pxrtlv etoudr writ m snufhwsst ' o* j* iM sesnerM mostly afternoon ih o w rrs elsewhere. 9 Am Bank's Vice - President Placed Under Arrest On Embezzling Charge Weather w Ii I wI P r w i I-eaped ff|r« City Commission Okays Ordinances e WASHINGTON on-Use Passed Stales was described today s i I ready to discuss • number of Par East problems direct^ wi’h Com-1 munist China if Ihe Reds agree to free M or ao American eitirens.l TWENTYNINE PALMS. Calif. IB owner. Is under arrest on an am-, us> 0ffleli|, iJld R(*j china’a I attitude toward this tang Handing' - A 167* 000 shortage has chut bcialcment charge. Asst U.S. Ally. Ray If. Klnnfson ,\mfrjran demand would deter-1 down this Mojave Desert town’s only bank and its vice president said an audit rlisc!o»ed the short- m:ne the -rape of Ihe special con cashier, who also is a race horse age at the bsnk. serving 1.300 re­ Icrence which. it ssai snaounred sident* of the eommuity and a yesterday. will begin next Monday nearby Marine Corps training in Geneva. camp. It Ihe Chinese Resit refuse In The bank official, Roveoo I) reless# It American airmen ami Coon. *4. was arrested yesterday sn civilian*, thev said, there will by FBI agent* at hu Del Mar he no point in talking about other race track stable in San Diegc tensions, such as a Formosa cease­ C o u n t y . He was specificall) fire. charged with embattling 110,000 of Sen. Georg* (D G s ) chairman the missing KHS.ooo of Ihe Senate Foreign Relations WASHINGTON Uri—The biggest Coon was reminded to Ihe San Comm.Her. i*r1 in a separata in­ road building program in history Diego County Jail in lieu of 140,000 ters lewr the talk* may help clear headed for a crucial House battle bail pending arraignment. T-«« erdmsnret r»"-m-n*-dsd the atr for a future conference on today amid conflicting claims as Coon, a short, ruddy man wear­ other matters with Red Chins, per­ by th# Zoning a-d Planning Com­ to who would come out the winner. ing a flowered sport shirt and haps on Ihe foreign minsters' mission were incepted it last Admittedly uncertain was Rep. sjarks, lold newsmen: level night's meeting hs ih# City (Via*. Fallon (D-Md), author of the mea“ I don't know what the charge* Peiping ra.lm proposed verier, sure for M's billion dollars in frd- against me. I'm still in the dark day that ih# fate of nationalist» ml*,Ion eral and slate road construction about this whole thing 1 was sit­ i Die first ordinanre that parted held Formosa and Rest China'* over the next U years. Fallon said ting tn the sun st my B and R admission to the United Nations without obiection dealt with off, nonetheless he will push for a final Stable when the FBI came and "he settled through r"nmlt*tlon|* ^ street parking for new and addl* House vote before the day is over. told me I was under arrest. ' lional ronitructioni. Tb* Zoning among the countries ronceined The House Rules Committee He explained that he had been and Plscning b"*H reronsmersded cleared Ihe bill for speedy debate on "sick less*'' with a storparh tht* oplinanr* to help rontrnl the late yesterday with a proviso mak­ ailment the last three- weeks parking situatm- t» Ranforri. ing certain a party-line fight over “They were working me to death The ,vn»H ordinance that bow to help pay the costs. at the bank. The worry ami drudg pa.«ed was to subject the mat of As approved by the House Pub­ try were taking Uisir toll." putting in street curbing, water lic Work! Committee end cleared He said he becamw interested In snd sewer lines tn the subdivuop hy the rules *iunp, the legislation racing as a business and now owns SANFlWD'Jt KIRK DKP ARTMKMT was called out Friday lo com* lo the aid of »n min In .(i,tress. himself and not the exty. tarries Democratic-sponsor five horses — Wright Down. Bayou There was wo fir* but about 4 ea'lnns of rasotlne formed » slrean- annroximatelv .'*<1 or hfl feet lone. Hratley (Vlhem and Wellborn automotive fax increaeea totaling Boy. Fabricate, Cotton and Andy The gasoline leaked out when the flexible vat line |e.tdinr tn the furl ininm btnVr Th. re were several 112.421.OOO.POO over a 10-year per­ G. He planned to rare them it fhlldren in rara in the stirroundmr a-re I'resatitinnary measure* were taken *t the furl was \ta<he,| Phillips J r , hmisi-g denslopers, iod. President Eisenhower recom­ Del Mar. he added Tha track'* At yesterday** meeting af the info Ihe storm aewer In avoid what rnuld hav* hewn a danaerniis -Muslims. (S '» ff Photo hr t.umnklnl wer# prevent at the meeting. Odham, wh:l* not objartmg tn th* mended the money should he season starts tomorrow. S*mi"ole Counly School Board propnaal. listed **Wa art already raised through tong-term bonds. the IttVM Nidge* of *],724.121 was doing this.* However. Secretary of the Treepretsnted for tentative approval »ury Humphrey has indicated the IVhst it tb* purpose of Ih* so that M rsuld be advertised at administration might go along with ordinance7 Cttv Manager Warren a public hearing on Aug. I for Know lee, staled that ha knew both the tax plan. final approval. tutham and Phillip* mere doing Southern Desk Co. American •hi*. Ns* rival Hi# neifmano* wraa Seating Co., and Florida School l-etrg pe’ srd ta pnitrp making and Equipment Co. submitted for future use. WASHINGTON oT _ rrwei.ient WASHINGTON UP-Fin at action hid* for sehnol equipment and Fisenh-rwer told the nation last from Congress on a new military furniture with Southern and Ame­ Know lea also related iN t lha night a spark :■! wotkl peace was reserve program probably will rican presenting low bids. .h|mrr>..................... _ ordinance .oniaimd * elauae that Cminly Judge Ernest vou!d oprn (pr ignited al the R g Four tonfeienre Remlnola come today. vtmalflv $11,000 will be spent for llpl he Mid murli palirnt* »nd Housholdee will . case* that might be hoaefielat Im in* guest ’ »i*rh N*W YORK. tlMHghbyeir-old ft lan't axactlg » M President furnishing* to be But into Uiq pew ssyrificf and “ ,omo i^tng on esrh »P««kcr lor ih* Jayceya wockly ( ^ »nd Ihe h- ■.'-tor Bernard Duff went a n u a t a i a Eisenhower re queried. Hawover. Ptnecren RtemanW * 3ch«w‘ t the a’ - from will ha needed to kc.p that mm tine T liu rJ. IL- • 0e i in — More vlewvsaint. climbing la Central P a rt yester­ there's been no indication he will Goldsboro School and addition* lo Tti# Seminar* County tub-rspark alive |speech based on -Juv/nilea and day bat found the going rough— veto h. t'rodms Academy, l.jm in , and miosis office h s, iteuH tn »pBy approval of »h* Oty Cows, *• f»r their her*. both up and down. s*#l to all Fanfonl n--t S- •*- I Winding ip e. radto-TV report nn The Senate has it on the calen­ OvicJo. - -o tho fonstnictlmi of th* m •'teminnle t ounly is rrpssrt- General Sanford Momnrfat I.U A 10-foot rock precipice looked a dar lo bo considered after in Or.inge Stile rn| Co was (mi's County poliim « far |last *erk'» talks—which, he said inrluded no secret agreement*—i *° 1 ' "( Interest tn ».-ry ••, as Inary wili la- tUitoil soon. General cinch to the adventurous lad. it appropriation hill. Quirk approval awarded tha gasoline and furl ml bbiod donation*. the Pn-«i lcnt declared: to "•‘Ifam of i<*t*j'* youth it mi- J . C. Ilulcblroii an t Fred Wilson A Sanford patient r -nfir.-d was. for the first 40 feet. is expected. The House passed it bid which allowed I l k o4 tha " I brlioo that only with pray fortant »• the fu ll.', of 'bl* representing the Library, appear* But the last 10 feet wee differ- yesterday 117-T*. tank wagon price for gasoline to lha* Florida Banitar.am .n Orlando was scheduled for sur­ erf.il patimri. Intelligence, cout n" , |nn ret. Looking up from a narrow Use bill Is drligrewi to attract and 7 01c of tank Wagon for furl I s T n i r ' - T " -!i* b" " ‘ " '- f " '* tho eoninilaslon raqutok iro—never forget »vrr WTRIt at 1. d P. m ^ ^ ^ ^ ledge, the top of the crag seemed more volunteers to the reserves oil. gery on June I but duo to « i agr and l-drranr ting vlgllsnre and prudenctv— can t “ls» al Jayrees, becau,-of thi lr lark of blood, it was postpnnI. as high as Mt. Everest. Looking and give the Pentagon some au­ allnsatrd to the l ibrary. Th* (tty The third bid was let to SenHowever it la now pceci *rv for down, the situation appeared even thority to compel reservists In the kartk Glaaa and Paint Co lot w. keep alive Ihe apark ignite I participation in spon- rn g sari.wl " 1 7 raunlf matcheddMaUMa oi al Genovs . . . vmilh a.tivitiea prt.g.am.. will be , ;MV, „ rh ,owtH |h#eonstrur. future to keep up minimum train- paint needed for the exterior of tho operation and nine pint, of "We, all of us. Individually and| interested In ways to furtiier aid ttan. R»lh hav* rwwe approved Bernard let out a yowl. Passers- tag. Seminole High School. Work on blood are ncoded. D-mors wishing tn r«>.vtr!hut# a , a pei'i’lv. have po,,ihly Ihe any progtem cnnrernivg juvr'inlcs," art.I rrlraaed fund* for th* building by called Use eepe. It Is designed to get I.*00,000 the school Is scheduled to begin most difficult assignment nf our it « ** ib<l*re«l by a member of ^'1’ ,',j'. A police emergency squad low­ trained men tn the reserves by next week an tha new color will will hav* to ito so at the Cen­ ered a patrolman on a rope to th« about t9«V The ready reserve now be a medium Ivory, flosrlr re­ tral Florida Illnod Itank In nation's history. Likewi»r, we have the elub. t ronunittne composed of f-hsm. the most shining opjvrrtuntty ewi le n s Jours, Jove. , rnur-telnr, I . , .if t’omnierrr o-tnager Fo-rask ledge where Bernard sal. The cop n u m b e r s between 100,000 and sembling tha shade now cn the Orlando. Further information may obtained by calling poMcased hy Americans M > will a I m s u a guest a< this lunch* attached anoUiet rope to Bcrnird, 100, 000. building. lire, kroridge. It-’man Jarotsson Mr*. l/»rr*in« Graham at th* and he was lowered to where he these truth* inspired us, never dis- ,on meeting of which Tommy ai-d William Ptoniper, represent, Work was reported to be pro­ TU office. T r a n s p o r t * t i on may us " should have stayed la the first Stringer is program rhairnian. gressing s-.R the new offiret In log the GofC Indsi-triasl Commit, to Orlando wtll be provided if lie said th# and test of thrj f ^ ,ry ('undict, pr-,ident of the lee, Sanford Industrial Board and tha bus station building and W. norm vary. Geneva talks will eome nest (V to Orlando Jsreees, will attend with Sanford Industries Iwe.. requested A. fragile. Administrative Ather, wlwn lha Big lour (om .n I , , VrIlj nf j,)A f«||p., rr,m1-sr* to a piecn of isnd befweefl Poplar *nd istant expressed tha hope that minister- meet lo seek spec bf|diarui* I to sumr.irr renfersne* to Miltroad Creek the spice would be occupied by agreements on some of lha biusd|S, hfW ln thetr Ctty A ig 4. «. 7. mid-August. The properly. liO f»*A by ITS problems taken up by their chiefs Tha next regular hoard meetfeet, would be used Us erwet a "Then is when reconciliation snd ALIMA, Fla., UW—The death of lag u slated for Aug. II. budding foe Sanford Mamrfaetur, a Tg-year-old preacher bitten hy a JERUSALEM. (T) — l.reelts some giving on each side will N ' R p r h l| n L i r t f l l p v ♦nit Co, now located on Ranford definitely necessary," he said D C IT n a U in U IL y BELLEPONTK. F a.. UB - Two snake ha handled at a revival voted tndey foe their third Parlia­ tve. Rreckenridge stat'd that tha mea convicted of slaying children meeting was ruled a suicide. ment since th* Jewish net.on wa« . gwrment mamifartonng plan* died five minutes apart lest night The Rev. George Went llenite/. founded hi 174*. No marked rieo-led to expand. la Me electric chair at Boekrtaw of Albany, Ga., picked up a rattl#changes lit foreign nr domestic I At the proeent tins*. (Ha eeaw. State Penitentiary. snaka at a church service Sunday policies wee* *speeled to reaulL | LONG BEACH, N.Y., JP 77.* fx ’ kl.A ( V —Elderly fbrtha panj's emphiyment I* spprovlmat, P in t to die w u Patrick Lance, to demonstrata Ma faith tn his U apjiearod likely Ih* Mapal, I f.to'lby face* trial atane In th- Hy fat and lo the #*pan*t»n, would 10 -year-old steelworker from Big religion. He balk ed his faith car was parked In a noparklng the ftariel Domocral lelwr party tone and Patrolman Willism Mil­ |-tasi'g - f three Marion County employ spproximatriy IV) Ttt# Bend charged with slaying Ms wife, msde him Immune tn Ih* venom. headed by Prime Mintrier Mnshe pe*f* officer* at h'r homo May •oommisaion arreogod a meeting a *-year-old stepson and an 1 1 -yearlie collapsed soon after hs was ler clearly saw his duly. He wrote Shareit and DavkI Ren Gurmn. WASHINGTON 'jv - Singer Dick > 1fm I p , m. today to susdy ttv* old step-daughter, he waa tried an- bitten but refused all medical out a ta ticket. It wasn't quit* so rlrar who •gain would dominate lha one. Haymes, born in Argentina, msy The "O-year-oM woman'! hu*-. requeet. ___ ly tor the boy's shooting. treatment and died yesterday chamber Knesset being chosen for would pay th* fine Th* car hap­ stay in Ih* United Mates. Elijah Thompson, J r ., 22. an morning. bend Edward S. I.indley, was d e -j T h , r«r»a*4 bj Suitd X nomreusi, a four-year term The Mapai The JusUr* Department an­ elared Insane yasterday and *ill| lly mausoleum * too issnsSsry unenp»oyd laborer, was executed County Judge Hannah Gaskin pened lo be the Miller family car held 40 nf the 130 scat* hi th* nounced yesterday that K was ic lakrti to the Kterida Hospital waa rifsw l. tor the fatal beating end stabbing ruled the death a suicide on Ihe left there by tha patrolman s wife dropping its effort to deport him at ("ha' lahooche-. of his neighbor. Helen Jean Bryant. ground that Htnsley voluntarily yesterday while ah* and the chil­ aorond Knesset. | ' Ben-Gurtan. Israel's first prim' Haymes entered Use United i 7>o forn.er Indian* •ckml le*<-h. IB. last October. Her body wee picked up Ihe snake and refused dren went to the beach. "Mis'* going l# pay the f.r.« her­ minister snd *6ye»r-nld State* tar permanent residence in . o rs,.r..„( found in a shallow grave near her medical care afterwards. Alsqwlppa borne five days after she An associate, the Rev. O. M self." MlUer commented. " I ll pay U afl right." his wife resume the premiership if his Lassiter, void Ifrnslcy had told Youngblood and Bob Wooten and renthip during World War II when M. O. Tuck, assistant Ocala p-dlce It waa t o second double execu­ him that he had been bitten at said later, "but fll use hi* m«nry." party te returned to power he claimed a neutral status and r|„,ft tion at Rockview in tore* month*. least 400 times by poisonous snakes in the past U years but had never did not sene tn lha U S armedi Mr’a. Llndlry, *h o denies .*-* forces Haymes said he later was diH , nr firtn. in bnur-iorg suffered any III effects. classified tar military setvire hut piI, h .,,] , , t ,v, |,,ndl#y home, a i t rfj^cted for A h#»rt coikJ i jt f htrgn| mith 8 principtl •‘"JL. ... in Ih* »eennd degree. BOGOTA, Colombia UD-The gov­ Th# government «aid Havmep-h# pleaded Innocent on arraign- ’ WASHINGTON ID — Im media to WASHINGTON r-Srn st.irs in misunderstanding." Rarnnff said, vnB<lt ernment haa rushed investigators liable to il^ptirl At ion' yniprilay m<{ to** r#tumfH jrn 'tt ihttAid ihip il Sin Frio* M irj„n County Jail. Her al­ risen and rourt-martial Istac await to the rich Valle province ef COLLINSVILLE, HI., U*-R*ta- vastlgatlni the! business Interests "in faintest lo Secretary Talbott when he went to Hawaii in l»YV and it hi* request. I wish to state and then re-entered lha United |r,rrvssy• said they would make ap- ihrre young Ameriesn lurnroatg OttemUa. A ware of Mo­ hard! Wataman, aperator of a of Secretary that lacratary Talbott hat never Stales “from a foreign port nr nlMWtlon (nr teul In a f-w days, re h u taken the lives of drive-la theater, bought some gro­ bolt railed ‘ coming home from Red China. null vine m iu i » mad* any inch attempt to influ­ place or from an outljing posset I*ndawners, bumble farm ceries al a supermarket yesterday. day cm Pentagon ofliciala said yeiterdap ence •#.'• lion'. • nee reaper editor, While Ultra h* gat $244 in chaagt Ualtans Army officer* will board thalr Tha niattanooga Times said, Amartra premtaewt citiacni were for ate at hi* theater. ship, a passenger liner, whan Ik He tacked the groceries in the Called is a witness hetare tha meanwhile, that Informed capital dock* st San Francisco next F ri­ sources expected President RisenOfficiate haw given no motives trunk of Ms car and drove off, Banal* Investifatmns suhcommtt day sr.d make th* arrests them. tor Mb taBtags- Newspapers say forgetting about th* canvas bag lea waa Air Pafr* General Counsel honor to decide quickly whether lo The three sre Willis m C. Cowart, end Talbott's services as secre­ i I FLORENCE. Ala. 'P - oCharges tha rexaeas tor Oh terrorism are of cbangs ha had put on tha rear Johr. A. Johnton 22. Dillon. Ga. Lewla W Griggs, religious tary. TURMONT, Md., Uv-Chriitms* that they broke up bumper. Tha group hqard testimony yes­ White House Press Secretary in-July was rslebrated yrsterdsv service by bringing a rattlesnake 22. Jacksonville. Tex.*, and Otll® adjoins Tollmt. where Bona afterward bo drove np to terday that Talbott had declared G. Bell. 24. Hillsboro. Mu*., Md I Gastons Beta* Ptalfla tha polka station hare to report tart January that Johnson "is Jamas C. Hagtrty told newsmrn at nearby Camp Grecnlop by lot to a rhureh remltcd in 120 fines Olympia, W\to. (or three snake handling brother*. : 0f Liberate and 4B tho taaa of the moony. H* couldn't representing m f* in effort, to con­ yasterday th* Talbott-Mulligan handicapped youngsters. Captured during lha Korean The trial of Alien Covington. J7, nutter had been catted to ElaenThe strata! of carols filled tte k ite * In race hare f u * U a bolter place. vince RCA off tha propriety and howtr't attention, "but b« has not air. ftaap flakes — hist for ooa day snd Mansel and Goorga Covington, War, they refuted repatriation In A n oocfc of moaay bad dropp legality ti deitg. business with a had a complete report as yet." — became snowflake* as they both M, was waUhed by about 1 M Itol and decided Instead to pa I t off too tamper t i m to front of firm to which holds an intertrt. In a dispatch from WasMngton, drift sd down through tha trees. spectators. They interrupted test]- Red China with 1$ other A B M late tha record Um Chattanooga Tinea quoted an Turkey waa aerved. with aB th* mony yasterday with rirlamatteni soldier*. After a year and a Aba RCA Board unnamed Whit# House official aa t r i m m i n g * , and Santa a t u t nf "Amen," and "Prate* tha there, the returning trio wao » Barnoff, tahiag laying, " I don't think that Ihe showed up. Chatman D th* Chin*** to tel them U>rd.M Of 8 Uj that Talbot President Is going to play around CKy Manager Warren Knowles The children, T to IS years old Charge*! with disturbing fht horn*. htfluenca him ta with this one,” It added that and all with physical handteaps, asre, the three brother* bad boon related this morning that tha City had sought Ai Hong Kong aartter contract with tha policy-making ferret In th* admin- worked In their spar* time ter eld in the Lauderdale County JsU month, a l tore* said f t* r ta hauling hi more debris and te lava RCA ring firm ti Utrattao n a n tald lo b* terming waeka la th* camp arts and crafts l u c* July 14. shortly after sorvicai willing to seer s tome » Amatottn toward tho completion of txiym cnt A 0$. akwatar around tho bote hi *pm ittan to Talbott's eontto* ihop. miking Christmas hr** dee- at th* rural Bump** Greek Church prison* tf naeoaiapp, to m t o S ite "■tetekna * Mausoleum RequestRefused Road Building Program Heads For Big Battle Memorial Library To Be Begun Soon Budget Presented To School Board For Tentative Okay Ike Declares Geneva Judge. Housholder Ignites Peace Spark To Deliv§j; Address Al Jaycec Luncheon Military Reserve Mountain Climbing Action Due Today It Little Tougher Than Anticipated Appeal Sent Out for Bloofjl Donors Death Of Preacher Convicftd Man Dia Ruled As Suicide In Elactric C hair No Marked Change Seen In Policies For Two Slayings No-Parking Sign Cost Family Money r* i it— Faces Lona Trial Singer Dick Haymes in Triple Deaths May Stay In U. S. ...... - ..... . . . : Immediate Arrest ! Awaits Turncoats In San Francisco assTk-T-tJajrs4f i l s Columbia O fficials Sand InvasHgators Bag O f Money Falls At Perfect* Place i Senate Investigators Seeking More Ihfo On Talbott Interests Brothers Jailed Youngsters Observe:After Djsrl)ptjon Christmas In July | t ■ ■ £*ar> -1 �• - THE SANFORD 1956 Graduates [j)[j| Advised To Think «. Of Marine Reserve C B A P T B l TWZMTT-HX r i u m o N raacbad to a abelf '* • £ ! £ £ « and W a r d down a pint of artitaky. “All right, next'a what you c a m for. Out la aura to rtda back tTcight an* tall me what bap‘Don’t aaa tha point of aO thla rigmarole." Caldar gruablad afu r IKa oM miw fcjLd root. - I f Larrabaa kill* Rlordan. than I*m rid of bun. If ba fcllla L am * baa ever another woman—he'll ba flatbed, fax aa Chnatia't cooearned. And." * tight aaUa playad brtafly w ar Cameron'# thla Lipe, -A man kUlod—d e e d in ''4 worn- •You're my hoU -ard. I'm wvta' u for Mallory. I want nothin' to PP*n to you before than.” “All right. If tha point of the whole deal U getting rid rf HUkry, why not tend for ma and lit m* aettl# hit baah thraa montka a g o * Why* tha gambler damaMed Irritably, -a whole cam­ paign to tea Ua what ooa bullet would dot4’ "Loo.* Cameron told him lro patiently, *y6 uH never ha any­ thing but • pokar pUyar. Tou C la bar arma, bar whan, vibrant body prcaaad eloae againat him aad bar bpa aaakiag bla with an aban­ don that i* ft b la braatfclaaa. Ha could hardly tbruat bar away— him. and ba thought ha aaw bar ahnuidero (hake- *1 t'a bod aoough I gotta aik you to coma an' aaa m e altar I ala t taea you in aoelha aa* mootha—an' than you ta fu aak »V ' I was la 14a you.* Bar vote# Lwablad. -Right o3. befora you a m aaV you're glad t* ftb« cnuggiad t ~ to him. dinging round rum u a fngntaaad child might cling—and than (uddenly not Ilka a child at all. Both arma war# tight around hla warn, attaining her body to him. and iwr and ttwulh fait f«ver-bot against hla akin. "K any. Kerry—" Bar voice w u a throtbuig m utant daap in hax throat. Uka tha purr of • big eat Buddaaly Kerry felt ae U na were choking (ox aix. With a atxtngth that bad no gcnUoaeaa la IL ha throel tex away and alwd up Tha hot aofl nan'll reacted ou» to draw him down again- Ha napped back. "Quit it. LTu !" HU voice had a raaplng euund. Thera waa os chivalry in bun a t that moment Ha thruat hat away from him ao that aha atumbled. Hex hip atxuck agalnat tha Ur hla adgi. cama erect With hex ipice a rctic; Uka «o angry cafe —dad Brer at him. tha Bagera of hax right hand ertaptd Into talcna that raked IU face from check­ box | to jaw. AUsoat gently ba pinioned her wnat and (oread It down to bat aide. "Thaaka, U ta I naadad th at? 'H a t mica followed him out of tha bouaa and down thajtoad. Mallory an* Rlordan an* grab Broken Bpur—mayba bold U. But Tm playin' tor aoceathin' bigger than Jua* land an' cattle. Look, all •xp'.ein It to you one* more. Tha High ichool atudenta aehtdulad to fc* graduated r t . t y«4 i art H m M to ccnaldar tfce advantage! I of R ufrv* training with tha Gitli m b Marine* According to T Sgt. Grou. Marin# Rtaarritcr. Sanford, ■ Undent Joining the Rtaeqrea durir.t hla latt year In echnol U off to a good a tu t on hU obligat­ ed military rervtce. Whan ha gratuatta, b ill probably ba a Private Flrat Clan or poaaibly a Corporal and can go on active duty at hie R a im a rankThara la atao a mattar of pay which high arhool aanior* ahouldn't attending hit iparl aap hlaaalf htaaelf lis t, a aiudmt can Veep (a tpmdiag mcnay bacaut* Citiaan Marinu are paid a fall - i m P t* for avary drill attended plus I I iara for aummer camp. Thla lacoma could ba mlfkty uaaful to a m 3 or fa-ad with buying a cam ring, yearbook, ^nd cintrtbuting to all tha other aocul function* txpactad of him during hla aanior year. la addition to tha liberal pgy effatad Cltixea Mar.saa. a roans maa may a1* 0 lM f° t C1' °r f cuahar of technical aelUa p ith which ha can command an irr.pi.;. aat dvillan Job. Oaa void of cau­ tion; ba aur# and gat that importaat high acHooi' diploma badora joiaiiig tha regular aan-ica- Regular Price For One Ore$s Take Another Dress I f u S t U ^ ^ a a w a k o m a . The ipcnL and It had to hava an object. Thara waa ooa thing no man could do to LiU Dawaofl. and that w u poors bat. Goa dad wuh the whip whi; of mnrtl* Goaded with tha a lion. Ula raged around i Bratton, Uta cabin, ianting her (aplutya an Uta bby turaiatuaga, tinea thara i nothing bailer gt hand. Sha red at a apunfit-hptlmnad chair, I U want otrpx wlUt onp ncktty bat weight 'Jot A Special Purchase^Ali Dresses Chosen Front Our Regular Stock Qf Summer Style And Values. rrs.-aar:, W lix YOU W OUB GUEST? We l i r e L and 30 alt-cocdi- Unn»4 iMtgi at tha Mar-Lav SMI 4IB DRFLlUr.n LagarNatke Vili0* ‘t LANCASTER. Ohio IT - Mayer John Haney y«»tetdiy dipuliud mpgflnLadcnla <d thxap cityowned camaLripi In what the • o a r and wgi aa alfort to brtal UP TMMlUii. drinking, card play ■ * m m m l iHiUifa o ,_ u . WCKW 1 C a# Ja .hacMtr |tvaa u a t 1C- U d " p • I t i d g” la tta grouadt burial Archt* Natiuoal Uonumant In Utah baa mat# than go natural bridgaa. Mat'!. AbnWWlr FREE la -a ll a«w aftirafa «t ear h a u l 4 L JUNIORS 7= MISSIS HAl,F SI?|S LAMS SISfS «Sir ?nc-. 'BulMara of F ist Ha—I M S H. French Aya. Wl CLOU II MOON WEDNESDAY ' . . LA D IES’ BRIN G YQUft PBIENOS m? pea GALGRi NRVSB TO YOUNG* Om t m'\,rJ r \A - w — f t n B f r r Mr' : k B t r+ KmR * \ .* 1 V A LU ES BARGAINS* MARTIN A LBWIB nroinuf TERRIFIC \ -.. \ -i i y w?* �S o cia l fcvw iA . fl&MOWd& Ml** Lucia Goff hat returned to the Norfolk General Hoipital In Norfolk. Va. where the It In nurtet training after spending a month with her parent*, Mr. and Mr*. 0 . K. Goff. Try This One IT T Mut Beverly Gray, daughter of Mrs. Harold Gray, hat re­ ceived word that the hat been placed on the Dean’s Lilt at Flo­ rida State University In Tallaha* tee where the plana to return in the felL f x i i . t b r o w n .s t o n e "Glrla who study Homo Econo­ The Miiiet Beverly Grey, Alice mics at eollegr hai* a tin* ehanc* Broun, Ann Reborn, Lucia Goff of doing well both In burinesi and In managing their own here Just returned home after hornet." m >> Carol Brock, hott­ spending a few days with Janice est aditor of a woman** magailn# Heel who it a former SanforJ girl. In Tampa. (Good Housekeeping). Carol, a (Uiklng blond* with a Min Beverly Gray left yeilermerry diiporitlon, like* her c»r- day for Galnriville, S. C. where acr-woman pin* wlfe-and-mothrr •he will visit Mr*. Georg* Brlirole »o well that the urge* other aey and her ion, T . C. for a young women to con«ider going week. Into the home economic! field. Prlenda of Lloyd J . Low# Jr., ••Sometime! I can’t believe Ife poulble to have a job like mint who wat operated on Sunday and get paid for it !" Cerol told me night, will be pleated to learn a t the outlined ptrt of her work that be It making a satisfactory —planning and running tome of recovery at Femald • Laughton the daily luncheon* for the mtga- Memorial HoipitaL tiM ’a editor* and their guetta. Mr. and Mr*. T. A. E’ltea, dau­ The guetta may be a group of ghter, Haiti, Mr*. Douglas Fencollege senior* or. a» they were tke and chlIJren Jeanette and recently, a couple from Mine­ Carol, and Mr. and Mr*. Hilly field, Ohio, who won on# of the Howard and daughter Melanie sugaslne’t contett*. They may be spent last week in New Smyrna (he Duke of Wlndtor or Margtret Beach. Truratn. But nothing floor* Carol. Friend* of Mr*. D. K. McNab’ She ted the Duke a thoroughly American combination of chic­ will be glad to learn that the ken over rice with a eanned Ktt Improved end It able to tee ereeimof-muthroora toup tauce visitor*. Sht It in Room 4.19 at (lettered with onion and thyme) tke Orange General Hoipital in and he Upped It up. Mite Trumtn Orlando. enjoyed • tpedal ham dlth end a Mr. and Mr*. R. A. Cobb, and Bavarian Pie with a Chocolate grandson Tommy have returned Coconut Cru»L from a two weeka vacation in Although Carol Brock had had Gallinburg, Tenn. no previout Job experience before Mr. and Mr*. J . A. MrCommofl' bar preient poeltloo, the feet that the did have college training In and ton J t r r xre spending a home economic* opened the mega week at Lemon Bluff. Their bom* sine’i door to her. "What I lack la in Macon, Ga. ed la experience, I made up In Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt Wright, Ma­ enthulium" the laughingly con con, Ga., are spending a few fasten. days at Lemon Bluff with Mr. Carol’* home ecooomlct tub- and Mrs. J . A. McCommon. Jectt at college ranged through Mrs. L. J . Dios and ton Larry child psychology and family reUUnna, kitchen planning, manag have arrived from Yorktown, V*., lag a budget and food prepara to visit with her mother, Mrs. R. tkn. "Whet other courts could N. Windham. give you to much knowledge of Friends of R. N. Windham, will and experience la bomrmaking?" be interested to leant hie con­ a ike Carol, who married about dition le much improved. He has the lime aba graduated Iron col been canflnri to the Femald leg*. Laughton Memorial Hoeplta] alncs A court# In work ilmptineatloo Wednesday. hat been a big help In Carol, loo. in looking after her own home and family at well at in doing her Job. She admlU, however, that two big aidt to work tlmpliflcttioo at home are her husband end her Mitt Martha Shannon, Sanford, mother. When they married. Car­ ol’s groom tolemly promlted "to wat among those participating In love, honor and do the dUhee." the Bummer Choral Union at Carol’s mother takes care of the Florida State University, under Brock baby when usual arrange­ the direction of Walter James of the mutic faculty. ments go tm Ui. Handel's oratorio, "Judas Mse­ The Brock’* like to nth their friends over for after-dinner cof- ra baem” wat prv**r.?-«t at I p. m. fee and detsert. Sunday night sup- Runday, July S4, in th , ramput ar U another favorite time for Opperman Music Hall. Ths pre­ aving guetta. One of Carol’e fav­ sentation of this religious work orite menus and two of her re­ was free and open to tho public. cipes follow: SUNDAY NIGHT SUPPER and sprinkle Jutl before serving. dewed Beef HadL Buffet Style ADVICE TO COLLEGE GIRLS One word of advice from Carol Brack to any young girl who de­ rides la favor of a home econo­ mics career. Take part In at ■nay extra-curricular ectivltle* at college at you can; they’ll g irt you Invaluable experience BUTTET STYLE Ingredient*: U cup butter nr for a trier Job. C an) herself margarine, I raaa <1 pound eaeh) worked on quenlly cookery pro­ eorned beef hath, H cup light jects, helped with baking tales cream, IS deviled-egg halves aad belonged to a dramatic group (teatoned with curry powder), at college. She U the new chair­ man of the New York Home chili tauce. Method: Melt butter ta baking Economics Women in Business— dish ( I I by S by I inches) while a group that aumbera almost too sruheatiat even. Spread corned member*. Carol la to enlhuilai beef hath evenly ever melted bet­ tie about komt ecooomlct at a ter. Pour m a m ever huh. Babe career, the wants to do her bit in hit (WO degrees) eves IS mm- ta ta# that tha field continue! ute*. Arrange devtied-egg ke’vet, to ba a Hoe on* for all tha young filled side up, ever hath. Heal women who eater H. chili saner; pete ckflj sauce with Martha Shannon Member Of Choir J kaatod Bar tola halva* Producers Glad Gregory Is Back To Settle Down HOLLYWOOD OF-Movlc producert will b* hippy to hear that Gregory Peck la over hit winderlust and plant to settle here. The lait time « c checked up on the lanky LaJotla boy, he wai home from two years of film mak­ ing abroad. Rut he w on’t ready to stay put. He wsi bearded and ready to ihove off for Europe again to play Capt. Ahab In "Moby Dirk." That wai a year ago. Today he's clean-shaven and content to rrmaln In hu Califor­ nia homeland. And If any picture could cauie an actor to lose hit love for travel, "Moby Dick" was it. The picture itartrd filming off the Irish roast. Ju it about etcrything went wrong, including the weathrr. Then the huge, man-made whale got lo»t in heavy teat "The line broke end it vanithed In the storm," Peck recalled. “The next day they searched all over for II, but not a sign wai found. There wai one report that It wai seen off Belgium some time laler." More ocean icenei were needed to depict the South Pacific. Since the angry North Atlantic would not suffice, the company had-to plan another location Jaunt to the Canary lilandi. Thu followed long months of shooting In Wjic i and London. Peck admired the Canar'e*— "Just like Catalina"—but he had a truth with ditarirr there. He wai aboard a new whale, along with director John Hutton and a doren otheri A tow rope again mapped, railing the rrew a'lrift in a squall. Hour* later they reached ufety Peck !■ nowr treking a quieter life and "doing the thing* 1 like to do." He hai custody of his three tons for the summer and It spending much time with them. W estward Ho fo r Sum m er P arties T im SA N FO RD 1TK RA I.D Taa®. J u ly 2 9 , 193S "Howdy, Partner. Step right ap to the chow wagon and lasto yourself n plat* " » That'* tha way to wttrom* gne-t* tor an easy going summer party. Oul west hospitality orerflowa with good food and a happy related Spirit. Take n lip. fair hotleaa, whertvar you nr*. Follow aull. Bend /our rltorta to round up one eoloiial main til ah — like milder olive flavor, add (him list.) WESTERN UimUEUS (let beet be Scoop pottloni onto buttered, King of the table). Kor trimming*, toaitrd buna. Enough BUiug fur I such limple, beluvrd wioritti n» WESTERN UUIlUEltS. corn on th* cob, tonr plcklta and redhot lillla radish** If *ny<«* hat - s o ir sc o o rsroom left, ha tan help hlmirlf to a lutclous peach and n chunk ot Frinks and Matsrenl Win Salad chocolate raka (with whlta frost­ Award: An award-winning salad at summer outings la the team ot ing and chocolate chip*). - T North, south, cu t. or writ AII macaroni with frank* amt crispy the cowbtllr* and cowbu)t will chopped grtrna Ua* 1 cans of macaroni with chrme sauce as tb , about about your chow wagun.' has* . . . thst's 1H cup* macaroni. W taltrn Burgtra . f '^ Stir In 4 franaa (ihlnly alired); I mpi) t pnuftt ground *I fin --- “ IIH “ ------* cup chopped celery: *•» cup chopped beef . * lief l« 1 green pepper. Season with 2 tableI UDlotpcwnt ' -. / torrute Mkp spoon* minted onion and 1 tea­ \ CUP n l u # 4 kuft#r c»r . vngf|irtn« ' V . f •* ufTcd r i l W t t spoon* prepared mustard Chill u cup cho|<i»<! •1 lt»a? I»«f through and through. Plrntckera or.l»n will welcome this macaroni and t* c ip ' ppper id ;or •r««a |»rt>«r (rank evlad to rat with mid sliced I Brown beef In butler, stirring to tomatoes , . . maybe corn on thw break up par in lea. Add remaining cob . . . and Ired tea. A happy Ingredient* Klmmrr I minute* or chaste lions the old Umcr. potato nnlU vagttabtan nr* leader. (Far salad. * • r __ age eaeh o t h e r t o keep up the h#v# <t> C||mp Jf WEDNESDAY Th* Flrat Baptist Prayer Meet* ing Service trill begin at 7:30 p. m. Bring your Bible*. Th# First Baptist Sunday School SuperinU endents meetings will b* held in the Chapo) following the Prayer meeting. Th# First Baptist Vacation llibi# School at the Elder Spring* Baptist Chapel will begin at l:MI a. m. THURSDAY Th# Varation Bible Sheool at tha Elder Springs Baptist Chapel be* gin* at 8:30 a. m. The First Baptist Junior Royal Ambassadors will meet at tha rhurch at 7:00 p. m. FRIDAY The Varation Bible School at th* Elder Springs Baptist Chapel be­ gins at 8:30 a.m. The Commencement Program for th# Elder Bpring* Baptist Chapel Varation Bible School will begin at 8 p m. The Exhibits will be open to the public at 7:30 p.m. The Sanford Boat and Ski Club mil mre* in the CAP Hail at > p. m All members are urged ta attend and visitota are wel­ come. SUNDAT The Sixth Diatrirt arhool of instruction of the American l.egkm Auxiliary will i.-_i Jn Kusti* beginning at 9:3b a. m gistration is $130 and all offi­ cers and member* ate urged to attend. battle. Mrs. Spitamlller, winner of the j thero are other 4-H girls who under-40 division, enys al«nit her " ou”l Hh* 10 V® they are asked to |contact H om e Demonstration fight with fnt: "I wanted to lo»e weight very Agent, Myrti* Wilson, at the badly so that my daughter* and Courthouse. Thrd* is spare for se­ husband wouldn't t * ashamed of veral more on the school hut. The following girl* will attend: me. But lm»t of nil I wanted to lose it for my'M-lf. I was so Suranne Maxwell, Jeanne Mark­ ashamed of myself it got to be a ham, Linda Huggins, Betty Skeily, complex. K.*thlcen Hill, Elena Tuhy, Danuta "The fatter I got, th* more I'd Morskl, Helen Memory, Diana slay away from people, the more, Mata, Bobbie Jean l.ycana, Jeannie I'd stay home, the more I’d eat." Beckham, Itonm* Itowersox, Judy Until she Joined a TOPS unit Bowersox, Alir* Ann Hull, Joan she'd nes-er toen aide to stick to Kennedy, Belle Jean Robinson, a weight-losing regime. But the Dian Kennedy. Mary l.ynn McCan-j We Offer Kxpert ScrTlc* friendly competition and coopera­ na, Barbara Miller. In • tion helped her follow the diet Jnyre Peterson, l.ynda Humph­ CUTTINO — WRAPPING prescribed by her doctor. Her dress rey, Sandra Elans. Adrlte Ailing, U tK K / IN O site dropped from M) to II, and France* Tillit, Bonnie t’ox, Mary-| her hip measurement* from M to lin Lopas, Naomi Ttihy, Priscilla Knr 40 Inches. IK)AIK FKKKZKItS A Tiihy, Margaret Arndt, Elliabeth In the contest, b>«s of poundage Dud*. Vera Spitry, Linda Rush, i RENTAI. MK'KKKS was only one factor considered. Virginia Warfcl. Frankla Warren.1 Appearance, measurements and Palsy Teslo, lads Yates, Claudia ( ’tiring & Sm oking M fllts chose cotton over rayon or acetate. sucre's stories of the contestant* Warmark and Martha Faye Cooper. were taken into account. Wholeanl® Men! Snlea As for the so railed "winter cot­ A Fort Wayne, Ind. woman won tons", which are among the newer Hi* over-It) division and also a and measuring B fret t. In six Central Fla. Quick Freezo month# she had dropped to 147*4 j developments in merchandising cot­ bout with diato-tea, Mrs, Nancy Anti StnrARft Co. l-Hiiitla and 16 dress aise, instead ton, about a fourth of the womrn I'iepetibrink lost #47*w pound* In of tha old 4)1. 401 W. 13th St. si* months and in doing so Im­ said they had bought datk cottons proved her ilialwtie condition to "I'm really beginning to live Phona 1318 — Sanford. Fla. in the last year or so and mrnlion- th* point where she no longer again," she say*. ed their good color, style and ver­ ttroded insulin injections. Mir explains her slluationl satility of wear for different sea­ "I wanted for years to take eff sons. (ist poundage, hut I Just couldn't do it Women who wore homemade alone, if I would do It. | couldn't W# hava leased W alr-enadillnaed room* at th# Mar-I.na MoteL rather than readymade clothes also food until I ended up In a hospital They are atonlulelv FREE to all new arrivals at eur gave Ut# most votes for cotton for In a dial-el le coma. Natal Air Station. "They gave me Insulin treat­ housedresscs; aprons and summer Pick ap yoor key* at th* ment and dismissed me before I skirls. long, telling m* 1 rnuld control rifle# nf Many women express no prefer­ my dialietie condition with diet & ence among fibers—prabably bo. i ab>na, if I would do it, I couldn't cause modern dorrs offer «uch a dn It, somehow, I went on sating, "Bui! ler* of Fin* Home*’* Variety and blend* of fi* r* In growing fatter each day." '• 2B2.A 8 . French Av®. yard go<»«la and garments at all Tbrn she Joined the Fort Wayne season a. TOI’S t'luh, weighing in at ?I7H Which of her clothes does a wo­ man prefer mad* of cotton? This question is of ronrrrn to many peo^ pie, aays Myrtic Wilson, Home De­ monstration Agent—from cotton farmers to manufacturer* of tex­ tiles and ready-made clothing to retailers sir! finally the consumrr herself. Mn<t women prefer cotton Inr apron*. h<iu*mlr.»»««. summer skirts, sleeveless blouses, shoits. summer slacks and anklets. About half prefer cotton * lo f rammer street dr*»«*s and tot abort-sleeved blouses. A small but significant number like acetate and rayon for these two garments. For *11 blouses but the sleeveless, nylon has a considerable following. Ny­ lon takes tin t place for slip*. Many women prefer wuol for wm ter skirts, and street dresses. Women who listed cotton as their first choir* were asked why. Thrir answers showed that eases of wish­ ing and Ironing Is the quality In cotton with the greatest appeal. | This Is especially true ot such warm-weather garments as sum­ mer shirts, shorts, and street dres sea s i well as tor h<uuedr*»tr» Asked to compare style in summrr street dresses and bionics, women WILL YOU RE OUR C.UEST? ODHAM TUDOR, Inc. WEDNESDAY MORNING SPECIAL J U L Y 2 7 th RE OUR GUEST! • • • Wa have leased R airCorditlnaed rnoaa at the Mar-I.na Motel. Abaalatcly FBER far 2 Raya fa all Sew arrltal* at aar Naval Air Station. lick aa yaar kvra at Ik* afflr* ot CANNON fin® muslin riireig mad® of selected Amcricnn cotton. Won­ derfully lone wenrinir, itundfl up t® yenrg of hard use. Odhnm & Tudor, Inc, "Builder# of Pia* ITomea" 2 9 2 3 S . F re n ch A v c . YOUR FEET JUST FEEL BETTER IN FAMOUS •WSAI.TO IS WORTH MOM THAN v C iD it t u m fraik plnrappla CkOl tha fruit Without good health It k difficult to get learning, or enjoy many of the good things of life. Yearn ago, health vie dependent on good hick. But now Medical Science ■ojra, T oo can have bet­ ter health," and we would Uke to help you get It and L the flrat atep la yew Physician for regular check-ups, or at the first signs of Illness. We will appreciate your choosing ns to be *Your P ig s 9 Calendar MILWAUKEE, \V I«.-Ust year Mrs. Robert Spitiniillcr of Cincin­ TUEBDAT nati, Ohio, weighed 23rt'k pound*. Th* Past Noble Grande Club ot And aha was only 4 feet It inches th* femutlow Rrhekah will meet tall. Now, Id * a I o r I e-conaeloua with Mrs., 11. L. Moore, 711 months later, she is Uk) pound* Myrtle Ave. at X p. m. trimmer and first place winner In The First Baptist Vacation a TOI'S Club (ireatoat Improve­ Bible School at the Elder Spring* ment Conteat. Baptist Chapel begins at 8:30 a. m. "I rmlly feel like a different The First Baptist Intermediate person nowr," she say a happily. Royal Ambassadors will meet at “And 1'itend to keep dieting until 7:00 p. m. I weigh 120 pound*." The Pilot Club will sponsor e The TOI’S (T a k e Off Pound* pleatiewar* party at the Yacht Sensibly) Club, whiph has nearly Club at H p. m The public is cor­ 8,<HM> women in 1R0 branches dially Invited to attend. aero«* the country, was formed in Milwaukee eight year* ago. It was the brainchild of Mrs. Esther 3. Manx, national president. Th* TOPS Clul» work* on tha theory of group thernpy. Competition among member* to « i n ; p 0 r S p e c i a l C a m D nvoKintlon by rrportinc wrignt ■ ■ los-es keep* them on the straight j Seminole County 4-H girl* will eaehange low calorie recipes and , leave for Camp MeQuarrie on Mon narrow diet wise. Member* enrour- day. Aug. 1. Thirty-eight girls Local 4-H Girls ^To Leave Monday Man's Last Refuge Ease Of Laundering Dying Out Quickly Reason Women The last refuge of the sulking Prefer Cotton male, the mrn’i club, it dying out in America—and it’s hcraut* today’* husbands like to be with their wives. Authority for this heartening statement Is an aesthetic-looking young man named Eudac* Scan nell, of Boston, who is head of a firm which iperiallzrs in trouble­ shooting for restaurants, bars and rlubi. If surh an rdablithmcnt Isn’t making money, Scannrll sur­ vey! the situation and tells Uicm what’s wrung. In many eases of languishing clubs he has been aide In rpot (hr (rouble at once—no women al­ lowed. So nowadays, says he. surh formerly exclusive male retreats as Philadelphia’s Racquet Club and others are catering to the young married act—and buslress is booming. Says Scannrll: "T t;» began hapi>ening away bark after World War I. Before that every town in the country had Ua Elks Club and other such InstitutJoni where men could get ■way from feminine companionship. "In those days when -hu«baml and wife had a q u a r r e l , hr stamped out to his club to nurse hla grouch. Today the man trying to get away from It all has a hard Ume finding a strictly male haven. "The main reason for this, of course, U that wires wouldn't stand for thesa exclusively male clubs. But Just as Important is that the mew today prefer to take their wives along when they go out for ■ night on the town. "Husbands and wives ere pals today. They there Interest* in tports, business, politics, bobbin —end conviviality. Many wlve» even have learned to mix accept­ able cocktails, a fart which make* husbands more eager to burry bom* from the office." Obesity Defeated By Mindful Ladies Watching Calories SIZES Han'dsewn Casual • Thoroughly pre-ahrtink, • Ribbon tap® selvage to gtv® ®xtra atrength at odgea. • Special ilz® tab for easy collection In llntn closet. • Closely stitched, straight even hem*. 72 x 108 or 81 x 108 EACH ‘(Limit 4 to a Customary NO PflO N l ORDERS PLBA8R U<* C O rsm __ i5 d �gfcir?% T T r a w « * . . . S T V R f - " •■*♦ *'v*^J.T7 * Ifondon h»» achieved a victory «ver traffic that ia within reach of other citiea. Tha aolution la cheap compared to tha mil* liona of dollar* citiea have apent trying for tha aama reaulta. London'a triumph over tie-up* came dur­ ing tha racant railway strike. Three or four timea at many cara aa uaual poured into and left the city. But traffic flowed more easily, with fewer atopa and at a more even af>eed. Three reasons account for the improve­ ment. At Scotland Yard a traffic control room waa established to keep In radio touch at ail hours with squad cara located at stra­ tegy apot* throughout the city. Karh car had at <ta command a scout force of four motor­ cycle patrolmen. Using this system, and an axtra f*.rce of hobhleann foot. Scotland Yard waa able to control all variations in the traf­ fic nattern. The second cau«* for the victory was wholehearted public cooperation, including gtaggered working hours. When Scotland Yard advised motorists to leave cars In fringe area* and finish their trips by subway, the public obeyed. Thirdly, a new parking policy was Intro­ duced Parking was banned In central areas and waa unrestricted elsewhere. Parks snd squares were converted Into parking areas. London's successful experience should be carefully studied by American cities. While not fully applicable everywhere, it might provide a key to some troublesome traffic problems The msln point Is that pub- The Sanford Herald S lt4 b M 4il)r SM S hi SaeSar r im it. gm w l Mi mm4 i Ii h Mi Mir n .trM r St. ISIS l l •Ml** i l Saif* 94 n a rtsa . aaSc* I t i S ri af Taaaraaa al Narrl a l»ta r a s a manias. m i i « a as raatueaa • rn e rw tm n a asvas a rrt Oaa a n t i II a# ■ll Uaalba Oaa Taar a s Parilaa WSraa ■ asrs an us »r •aargta •aairal Sail SfrarHalaa af Iba faaariaiaf Si N S IIa f airtaaO K i la Iba aaa las rlaabllraarlaiaf la lb la a i a a f a m Paged other force. Tuesday, July 25, 1DWI TODAY** MRI.R VKRSK Them mayaat inherit tha land wherein, art a stranger.—Gen. 15:7.— Millions af Immigrants from lands of poverty and op■evasion have found refuge in tha Christian Democracies where they have been welcome aad given a chance to prosper and posseaa a heritage. The world le getting better. For those who have feared that the Paris Pacts prc.vldlng for the arming of Germany would re-create a military state there, the d’fficulty Chancellor Adenauer has had rushing through a bill organizing a qew army should assure them that such a return Is being carefully and apprehensively avoided bv the German parliament. Immediately upon Adenauer's return to Germany from the United States, he began the business of trvinr to push through legislation authorizing the 500,000 man army pr.mbed to the Atlantic Alliance. The Chancellor's haste has been dictated by the forthropiing summit talks at Geneva, lie Is particularly anxious to have some sort of iill! in the hsnds of the Western powers so as to ward off any attempts Russia might make to u«e German rearmament aa a bar­ gaining hesls for the re-unification of Ger- j manv. lie does not want Russia to propose a unified Germany at the price of an unamred Germany which would leave Germany and the West unprotected all the way east to the Po'ish frontier. The i-ower House of the German parlia- -----------------------------ment has resisted hurry. It Is maintaining DAWSON a cautious pare to assure its nation and the world that the new army will indeed be a pence army and one severely restricted and controlled by civilians. This is a worthv desire on the part of! NEW YORK # - Americana at wir'a aftermath. The Wed tan *«••«»•'/ * '"r *uth, "*r^ i There Are Others in tome parts of tha Far East, still haunts a few European na­ tions and thrraleni England anas*. Special modiIlona team to ac­ count lor inflation's hold on these spota. On a world wide bails, c modify pnrea taken la a whole It la hitman nature. If not entirely mmmentlshle, to feel n certain pleasure when other* get involved in the anmn troubles an ourselves. On thin prlndpln It may be grati­ fying to anme that American citiea are not , hate been remarkably steady tor the only ones harassed hv noise, smog and Ithree years. Metal prices are rtawater pollution. Tokyo I. evidently afflicted g * , by ‘ hem ail, causing the Japanese Welfare g^out eanrcl each other out. Ministry to start a scientific Investigation Increased industrial rapacity la Ihe United Plates and Western Eu­ of the situation. Tokyo, with 5.275.000 inhabitants, ranks rope have licked moat ahortagea and competition bolds most prices with New York and tandon aa one of the in line. greatest c'tlea of the world, surpassing any­ Governmental financial difficul­ thing wa have except New York. If Tokyo ties and rurrmry juggling -trouble can solve tha problem* It la tackling, any parts of Latin Amenta, however. Prices and wage* soar In Chile— city can. Our administrators would do well the coat at living up 7B per real to kee| track of Ita development*. la the U*t year-end the prating •r • ----------- presses busy turning nut paper the big powers have time to do concessions—about what they only talked at la Swlturland. There were ao tangible deeds al Geneva. Nothing waa settled. Noth­ ing waa solved. Thla waa telther a disappointment nor a Surprise. The Big Foui Indicated before­ hand they expected no final solu­ tion* in Swttierland. Their proclaimed purpose in meeting was to took tor a path to peare t hrough the relationship ealabUthed at Geneva. Any settle- - RECORDS H I-H Z X K fZ ran lie drafted iiefore the Uenava talka be- j n, tlon hilB, M ^ lUg# gin. the West will have atrong aupport In Ita in mm# other land*, position on German re-unlflcatlon. A Ger- They mil watch prices climb man army bill, however, that will safeguard And sorry Is Inrrea.ini even here against the crentinn of a military state Is |Jglll hjr wa|( |B. worth whatever time It takes. Without tn# , cr«a»»s. to shat inflation, wining hilt. Amrrlrnns ran still put their faith and in the wings, ran make a return reliance on Western atatesmanshlp at Gen­ appearanre. Inflation, a chief problem In eva for the strength that ia needed. most laltn American countries end Maybe Conference Has Some Effect uv—Tha world bacauaa thla last Mg chance Geneva confer _ a avseeeaa tad that good Win name * f K. Aad maybe It will Bat the realistic tart la that the Big four meet Ina in lar has nothing except that men who havs been In conflict a long time ran hei pnltla when they get together, I* they have a mind to. Tha teat of gta worth nf the la la the future when NEW YORK ttirbston* re­ |To a man, the thing he would hate flections ea women by a Pavement moat if he were a woman would Plato: be the necessity of having to look The biggest mlataks a woman at bla own fact in the mirror to ran make la to try alwsya to be many times a day. How do women utterly rharming or perfectly beau stand it? tiful. Man may claim they admire Any man who won't admit he la perfection but if they do it la only aecretly more attracted by a beau­ in Heaven On earth It frighlena tiful redhead than by a blonde or them. brunette ia either a liar — or cite A wlae woman will follow tha Married to a redhead. Any career example of the old Chinese rug- woman who brags the never de­ maken who traditionally wove a pend! on tex appeal to help her alight Imperfection Into their color­ get ahead probably doesn't have ful carpet patterns to thent they enough to depend on anyway. Women are lead phytlcaUy at­ realised perfection ia for godi. not mankind. A woman who ia always tractive when they are mod coldly and divinely beautful pays dretted up. Office girls are mod a penalty. Mrn yield her the tame feminine when they come to work esteem the? do a clanie statue, in a long tight ikirt and a loote but they don't marry statues They white bhiuie — at every bn«t marry gills with frecklet ant know a. But a tousled touch help, romance. That's why more men warts. Mott men today really realize propose marriage on picnlca than women ere itri>nger than thay are in crowded ballroom* Proper facial expression It an yet in their heart* they pity worn *n. They don't feel women arNiaiof beauty mod women overly get aa much real fun out af f mads-l.ka dare living at they do Motherhood tin t affected In public by ao many oth the word ordeal of womanhood. erwlie smart looking women hai often hern commented on by for­ eign visitors, and II ia indeed an American tragedy. It reflect* not poise, as these women fondly be­ lieve. but Inward uncertainty, Few things really please a man more than teeing a woman every now and then break out with an honest flatlon. belly laugh. He loves her on light On the bright aids of the picture —but he won't love her very long ia much of Western Europe If the laughs that way every other France, onre a chief prey to :n moment. It a her change of pare flation. has enjoyed two years now of industrial recovery without price spurts, that gets kins. The woman wha ennoys m en* most is one who never will do ter fair share of pushing a revolving door. But the m o s t fnntrat ing thing to e man is to court a girl who Isn't ticklish. It im't true that men are afraid to marry intelligent women — they merely dliltke Intelligent womea who are unintelligent enough to •ay sarrattic thing* about a man'a faults. Men secretly deapite *ar-» casm in a woman more than th ey * do untidiness in her. No man la truly afraid of any woman unleta the kills a trapped mouse In hit pretence. Tor tome res ton this to fnghtena him that, uni.it he hat long been married to h r, he will park hit bag and run away from hoira at onca and never, never come bark. BUICK T ra d e -Ins Other Lands See Higher Prices JAMES MARLOW WAIHINGTON raaatd Ube la may bare Slight Imperfection Is H'lpful Germon Army Bill m ■aWraa. aarSa af fkaafca. saaalatlaaa a a l •f N la rw IiM a l far iba l a r t a n af ralMaa • fit fea aSaraaf fas al raaalar a f rarMalaa saiaa aa tta l m r t E Tie opinion can eeeomtdT«H m ore (Kan any V ictory Over T raffic EQUIPM ENT PHONOGRAPHS WISH TV I RADIO m «. tii si. H EARIN G AIDS KBW . SMALL . ALL TRANSISTOR — I105.BB B B S ONB LONG U F B HATTENT—FULLY GUABANT' ;.B ALBO M Airo CUSTOM FITTED AID* Arras gad with an to ana year to pap. Call A aaatttoM t if rnenta, flowing from that relation ship, would have to he made later. All last week the words which poured out of Gemva reflected almost astoniahmenl that Frealdeet Eisenhower and the Prime Mints tera, gdea af Britain, Faure af Fraare and Bulganin of Russia, got along as well aa they did. It would have been more istonlahmg If they didn't. Even If Utelr purpose In going to Geneva kad oven had instead nf goad, all feur men would have hed to wear their beat Sunday manners anyway. Anyone who tried agly would have appeared to toe world as an enemy af maahtad. AM hi tfto eed world apt*km, aad area apialee la their ewe countries, may tip the seatoa between gw Weal aad Rue ala. publicly arka matedged that Mo mat af gve confer sore vae ast to Geneva but In toe future. Be to.* Big Four, uha todal ex­ pert tg solve their problemi In Geneva, assd didn't, dumped them N th late the tape of gwir foreign ministers, who hare bean varangllag ever toe stave proMema lar years. Thay may go tm wrangling lar years aver the Big anas, like toe only guett at what'a hapocning in Bed China, but prtrea may be soaring there ton at the Commu­ nists push hard tor their pet pro grams. Communlat Yugoslavia has upped the retail prtre of bread LAUGH QUIETLY. N.F.AAE by one third-a political move aimed el discouraging wheat .m HOI MON W-Dist. Judge Ben ports sod encouraging more grain F- Moorhead eipecta spectators growing at home. Prices were alto in hit rourt In behave themselves raised by decree on tobacro, lard.: hut he doesn't expect too inuen nila and fata, and railroad fare* ' °f them. The gnternment has ordered a 1 When flippant answers and quea wage bike to help people mtvi lion* during a hearing yesterday the new pricea. brought mart of laughter, the New Zealand raised the hank judge spoke up. rale thla month and will curb in­ "You may thurkle a little bit," stalment buying of rara to nurd he admonished, "but ba a t quiet off a free spending prelude to in- as pnislble.” What To Do If You Are Overcome By The Heat R.I BBAT exha notion la a fairly i occurrence during our ho* re mmor days Luckily, tt uaually la nog aa aartoua as heat strobe. Tha caaaee, hovavar, may ho the tame, oeneralty, overla graol Beat la to blaaae. Uvafa ona way yna can tell Uv dlfftrenrt between heat axtvauatloa and haul stroke. A victim of heat axhawatton will perspire freely; a vtctla of bant atrofeewtl If you faei any of there 1 using on. go to the eoolest place yon tan And and root natfl yen feel better. If you’re oulelde. get into the Made taunt diately. Bit down or lie down ender a tree. Hare someone can a doctor. also ba several eentrtbntlng fatten each aa salt do■elanay. are satire fatigue, alco­ money. Some workers Btero bare to holtons and weatn are from an 10»ork M daya to mahe enough to naet. If you are overly ttrsd, weak „ , buy a pair of ahoea and ilmu*t ar hare wen drinking Mquor d _ , great deal to hot weather, ym'w »®u 7 ,ot. 10 "P'.V* th* fluld one hour to buy a atnglt egg. Tha not to he ireful. ,nd •*» you *• toat through perhai brought a rath of striktt. ■ret rehaStom retreat rere- strati on. Probably the Tha peso aiipi badly In value. •ratten, if yew prefer, may w end qniebtdt way la to drink n mixture of suit end water Tea Test years ago tour U S. rents an at any Mae, even 1 grains (two Ave-gratn tablets 1 of would buy one Chilian peso. To­ salt should bo mined la a pint af day four ranti will buy a pesos are water. In Brati! the coat of living rote If ihe patient la unnreurtone. a another alx per rent early this weakness, dlgatneu, vertlgd, year. Pent hai tried to correct ita Inflation problema. Mexico auftort now and than aa wages lead higher. Living costs creep steadily high ar in Sweden and are about three timea higher than a years agoTurkey this month turned to higher tattonal rates In a move to halt toe taflatten that he* trotsM tor aoase time. Japan be* been battling a seriaua infUtiaa an4 hopes M hai it In thee* new. Berea la herd hit, tmiflcattoa af Germaay aad a security peat tor Burepe, relats. aa n result of Geneva, Use Mf powers bare decided la reach agree meat. That almost eeriatnly would re­ quire conresateos an both aide*. More likely any goad reaulta from Geneva win be far Baa sensation el. end quicker, taking the form of agreement! an smaller problema la Ume, perhapo a tone time, •mailer agreements might lead tu Mg fo rte aatety, rtetima racovar quickly and cun return to their normal deltas tha by remitteeTha victim may fact Hatiem. be­ following day. am# feint and may even tarn .•Metanamun. Bla Mood mamari A. O Is piastta wtB be lev. The gfctn will be pale, eetd and metal heiaem of e o ^ ‘ “ taMto ~ -(rrH abllfty aad m ild muscular Clearance Sale rarrslae M !• * • • $ no nalrb M f . s»eaa l a M a i _ I News 0/ Men ote* tear a*e«a Mk w : - $ In Service FORT REI.VOIR, Vs., Cxdet ^harlea J. Anilaraen. a«n of Mr. and Mra. M. If. AmlMten, arrivrd in Fort Rrlvnlr, Virginia, in part­ icipate In the Knginrrr Confer ROTC Camp. Cadet AndertMi la currently a student at Georrta Institute of Technology. Th* training which ha will receive at tha ramp tngalher with hia college studies will enahle him to he rnmmUaiitned as a Second Lieut­ enant, Corp of Engineers, in the United Slat* Army Brier**. The ramp training program will Include practical e*ercl*e in explosives and demolition work, military bridging, mine warfare, weapon* firing, and othar engineer technical subjects. In addition, the radfla will be given opportun­ ities to develop their ablliUea in platoon leadership. Nurses Attempting To Discuss Work JACKSONVILLE UR - Thirty one general duty and head nur­ ses at flt. Luke'* tfnrpltal today taid«they would work without pay until given an opportunity to dli cuss working conditions. Mu* Agnes E. M. Anderson of Orlardo. executive secretary of Ihe Florida Stats Nurses Assn, •aid the group comprised approxi­ mately 7S per cent of the general duly nurses and one-third of the head m rset. She u ld tha tu n as are hound by a no strike pledge to their professional organiiatlon. Mm Anderson aald “low pay, lark of overtime pay and poor personnel policies" were fu to n . ■ a raetralar War! 0 1 Tag S fl-a il I I 01 Patch a acetal SaSaa Valla Kaalpeae $1100 natch ***w Wat4 V w. Valla ■ a a■ II ■v pV• Cclean, N Vlraa — WTBflT'S PauamtU PtBUCTHN PlAI A m in IN ANY AUTO CANADA NO MATTC1I ono Tag m iirw 1 $1210 Hatch B ra c ia l ta C a a . j 7 5 0 N s re a c t BeSaa. V a lla M ta la s H . a s c a l- V teat aaaettlao Hatch Sagaa • a w t t .* * * H a araata ae ^ a itc e u T HU SaOaw SaOai Law a $1101 macwrwv Nicholson Buick Co. 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WONf e * DAGWOOO.NN U. MXI awe alewandep some , money FOP hi$ date Am— TOn -C«*T » - I J u s t MAst * X v e l l C'vc h m OOU.AR r4 (XL USED 1 — cm, O fu n m \ e — T mORE T h a n f Th a t f o r j 'rrA MUST BC A SUIClOC MISSION NEMMN'S > 1 WHINS TO \ JNAV A MRllON J / DOUARS.' J ----- W >OU P t N O T G O L £ g t r o « e— A v A ^ / T ACi >PLACE ANYWAV MVJClT |--e m ju st p *mt* « ihct need it N rtW fC w --- m C r*r*T. wins c e m w i * T»* rejcktts PTAPy ' « WftAHfR. HO STUNTS'OUT THERE U* SPACE, YOU CAN'T PUV tuner. THAT'S AU t CAN SAT. (VERT THAI n*S FfRFtCTUf VUE.'NOW DON'T MKT, SWEETHEART/ ) m M back m y NO TUNC/ a * / P lk 't N O ! vOURE MAPo t b • THtlce O O O APS I'A c L O a IT VOo c* a ln n 1 ,Ug N ’ O l P TU r«TLRPA W W A S j ur r ----- - T IS T N’ > O u * COCR A J« t p— IOUTR B E N D . Ind . r A year •in Hirty Ham»b#) a.’*1 moa* other Studebaker worker* mid# llbor hi*tory. They agreed than to t*k# j p tr tut to hrlp keep Iha old auto company on lit competitive fart But l**t week that Toted to anthorn# ihair union to rail a lin k * Wkat htppanad in th* year be t»»an th# (wo rontratting vote*? Th# im w er It rompUrtlad. fo r tha firat fight or nine month* altar tha pay rut a,-r«ment, thing* want imoothly Worka n wart working itaadiar and bringing homa lattar pay choc'.* Production want well up S tir . n>«# (lightly. Overhead and labo, co«tg want down. Tha company «aa atlU on It* frat ami plantrd. it laid, on firmer ground. o \m \\n r-b f e a eriml Than tha plant wat hit be a *a riaa of work itoppage* Vill both nologui trtted ha r* ant blood tha company and tha union talked itaina today in an r'f *rt In laarn cooperation; both fait the ct;i*a more ai> .it th# killing nf tl yearold Stephanie Itryan A I ’nner'lty of tha itoppage* could ha #ra*cd Rut tht* month Sludebakrr laid nf c.i! (11 n < tlu t- m Hurton Ahoff I.TW worker* Indefinitely ba bott. ha* b*cn rhargeil with murrau*a, a laid, Inrrfatrd production deling th# tifutolgirl affirianrjr had maila Ihem unnre J Ahtuitl’* attorney** meanwhile, atiary. Nn*» roopar.itlon talk f i t wrnt U - ta a Snp«iior t'ourt judge ad Tha union *aid tht* wa* a * o and aAcd for hi* ralaa># from laUnn of contract. Sink# talk gain fall on a writ of habra* gorpu* Pie pica prevented at tha home erod momentum. And Harry Ham-bay* In the »b of Judge Made Snook, denied Ah •anra of an actual ttrtke, ha wa* bott wa* guiltv and a<kcd that •till aract hut (landing on one fo-d turudirtion tie trin«feitad to Trir. not two Hi* ground wa* »hakr I ily County. Stephanie** b-vly wa* found In Thi* wai a rough lima for him and m int other Studehakrr work th# Trinity County ra*.<rt country art a* th# Itv4 *aar«ld company j Uadna».t*y, not fir from a mnun tontinuad to ibaka down, to try to tain ratlin owned bv \hhntt. Judg* Sn v k did r d rid# Im ttraamllne. rut amt* and make a romehark m the nation'* mo.l mediately on the plra fiercely eomperitu# Induitry la Ram*h»y aorry ha voted for tha pay tut? Ha l« now. He wa*n't until about (wo month* ago. In October, Studehakrr wa* merged with Packard to give the ^ ne*» company a full line of r a n Sutr# than Packard ha* moved Inin tha Mack Studehakrr I* »t II In Iti# rad but climbing, ft*# laid From October In thi* *pitnt. n o«t Sfudehil#!* Vorkar* ktere m-. km • nv#rtlm# or full time, *0 h <ri a week. By pr#tloua agreement with l/i ral I of th# CIO I'nilad Am -nthit# Workara, Itudebakar l-gan Intuiting newr production mathorti and tUndlrda D ir introduction mat r**l«tanrr Kara and there man iralkad out or *r#ra aant homa for rrf-i*mg t.> IldM -ugh I’m Ha*, work • new way. On repeated o- llrach Orance. Volu*ia raitoni, th# company wa* furred ant llioward PARIS .1*—A vitit by rranch Ha*ident General Gilbert Grand* tal to nortn central Morocco touched off more hlond*hrd In the North African protectorat# Tha Trench Pra*» Agency re­ ported "*e\eral dead and wound* ad" m tha ady of Meknei whan police opaflad fire 00 n»t;anill*| damonrtrator* trying 10 fore# bar­ rier*. The crowd of VO wat on it* way to th* main equate in th# city • Arab quarter, whrr* Grand* val wai due half an hour later. They carried tha rad, g r a a n< •tarred flag .d the Moroccan "em­ pire.'* and ihouted for ex-Sultan Mohammad Bm You>»*f, now an call* In Mad*ga*r»r havaua# of hi# natlonaltat •a.v.nathia* Gramiial arrived In Morocco early tit June to work out a pr.v gram of (aliening rrar.ca'i tighf control of Mie protectorat# govern* ment. Rookl# tfifleldar Hector I.ope# i f Uv« katua* City Athletic* 1* • native of Colon, pAiiamA. Legal Notice •" M H i a n l r*tH Wi f»f #n*ul» b ^ •*«l »«*? If • !• Mills ♦b MMIb •1 h*»o1 h u Ir B t •»i<hnrl»w4 n«|iwrtl p ft f>k# *f 1***irt Mtrti•• Bn*1 wl!1 «1-« 1 w titi a ll B .i'pfTM fh* •«!» »•p» rilplfwi |H1b ow* I f nf t ml f pt * r f^ta 105 Degrees Below Zero? No Thanks 9 D B T ao rr e TW*a# lnip*r*-| «*• Amp# t» M M ow « #<W#r hop# keep M an k#p h#r» «nHl Turn* rnbbta around IM. Bddi# * • » .- puftad Bddta anW a Nuak R gKa Wo *oid " Wojtowici to tooubM wtoto Mclaa * * * * * »•«*«• _ Th# fellow* *l*o rh .l w .lerm .• H#r«*t ftr# maoawrA o f a truly modern VB onglnn-dHouw rolo C * odvooewd oy#r»q*#oe# daefgn* It inoofM In## frletlon • • • lNN«Nf •nginn Nfnf tddta to • taritatoan at IS# DoTrait tank ar»#nal. Ha work* In an In to a a# big a# a Baraga whara they lr*t tanka to N n##d fat arctog re gran*. Kddi# wa* raanmabir NNkfS ablo waa a**Jp Tl yagtardiy. a ha* W k work* to an Army arrtle dt weighing >4 ponnda. "Any* N fcr a b##r?" ha laid. Th* Iona ops m om doftwe-Miving f t a iw w w m f Q wvtaW l touaka off nr Bra m o d a ta d a tg . V i 's * la r yowr a ta a a y l Will Ton Be Our MOMBM tf.V O if MtmWAt avmM Gneet? P o u h k Aka pwtah Tnr qnfc tu n in g and mom aflto weight, mom of #>a prtww i* Actually naaBahk# hw hjwBng. VAAVM Vahw aattnn to mnaa panto# •M iftoodi log 1 * 1 paHocmanan. h o anno ^ w a m ^ * •• P Oil intoha aafnota Am 4*< FRISCO PAINTS ‘ H iking ol Inc potto*vw, h*d poat angina hebewetoon •M MmtJmJ to Me #*• SR/. Cor. Spfond At ft Palmetto A ve, Phone 12TI �• - p ace 6 g j u m m n h i h a t .t j T o e *. J n ly M , IM S Poirier Outfights Danny Jo Jo ltin ' Jo e Does It A g a in ■uuu nwP AHum t o * * * * m.h- a v PO0/NSQN WHO # C B t * W O CKV b/ a u m - iZ&x' > j\ S t Pete Goes Down Under Cards Attack r p A A C if e o . r COOPEHSTOWN, N.Y J t - In JU L Y 2 2 . hU prime, no New York Yankeo THE gam* wa* over until Joe DIMagglo ST. PETERSBURG — UP) — gotten on with a walk, stole second W /M E ft bad hi* cut. And yeaterday, a* Four Sanford players got three and gone to third on a throwing NEW YOKE iA — 0 « * M H e F oeH B L / batebaU pauaed to add *1* more hits each off SL Petersburg pitch­ error. u n i back Ihi bard wiy lart 6 t r r /N O namra to it* acroll of Immortality, Lakeland pinched off a ninth in­ ers last night and Sanford won A It again waa Joltin' Jo * who de­ Bight, flva wetka after • knockout ning Daytona Beach rally to win. the game, 0-4. livered the big h it Ti t l e \ defeat, to aria a blazing battla from Connie Slack Butler, Dwight The Islanders had the tying men 5H O T Thoae who gathered to watch Danny Jo Part* Cook, Bud Miller and Terry Ter­ on bases when Jerry Mlcham lia n d f a t Bo b o Urn enshrinement greeted the Aral The acranny welter from Niag­ rell oil were credited with th* to Danny Almeida who made a o l * o* x five newcomer* o! baseball'a Hall ara faUi, N. Y., nrtad Perea with hits. Terrell drove in five run* l.sptng catch and got a doubt* of Fame with polito respect, ap­ bit left hooka and ahook him with with two ainglr* and a sixth­ play to end the game. Almeida, hta right but narer rouM bring NEW YORE Urt-Prof. Caaey plauding warmly aa first Frank inning horn* run with two men on. with three hits, also starred ol(Hum* Run) Baker and then Ray him dowgjp their 10-round war at Stengel looked Into apace. Waldo Gor.aales hit a hases- fenslvely. Schalk, Dan y Vance, Cabby Hart­ Cocoa chased Boh Bloodworth ot St. Nichols* A»ma. All three offi­ DETROIT OD—Doug Ford and empty home run for SL Peters­ Ha dldn'A want to look at hla nett and Ted Lyoni were Inlroduc cial*, Referee Ramey Telia and burg In th* seventh. The loss Gainesville, with fuur runs ta tho Cary Middlecoff, who square off Ju d fc* Bert Brant and Bill Raeht New York Yankee*, who have him ed. today for th* 37th PGA champion­ bg>k* a four-gam* win streak first inning but Norman Hughes kept things under control th* rest aeortd It 0-1 Tl.# AP had It W . almoat, but not quite, at a lota But the formality waa gone when ship, simply don't like each other's for tho Salnta. . alio for Polrer, who waa penalized for word*. Commiaiioner Ford Frick extended style of play. Lart place West Palm Beach of tho way whila hla team caught the aiilh round for a low blow. Even a* they walked triumphant­ broke ‘a five-game losing streak up. Hughes allowed aix hill In 13 "Nope," ho raiped, “ my hitler* hU hand to DIMagglo. The cheer­ Pare* outboied Poirier In the ain't hitlin* and It iooka Ilka they ing was unrestrained. The crowd ly from Ihe 33rd green of their by heating leading Orlando 3 1 ; and one-third innings—none at a ll ^ early atagea but ran into heavy go­ ain't never goto' to agalnat them whittled and ahouted. There were trml-finals victories—hour* apart Lakeland conquered Daytona Beach in the last five. Ha also singled ing in the fourth and fifth. He alto good pitcher* that Ihot* other eri** of ''Alta Hoy, Joe. —they were hurling needling jibes 4-4; and Gainesville prevailed over Ihrre times, drove ta on* run and scored twice as he picked up hla took a good going over In the alith rluba have.'' Thli wa* th* “ baby" of the si*, at each other's game They let it Cocoa g-7 in 13 Inning* 141b victnry against M defeat*. whan Referee Fell* ruled be waa a* Frick called DIMagglo The be known, then and there, that Orlando who.* lead was shaved That mean* he’a not aatlafled bit low by two right hand punehea. r u e B o r e davb o n e Yankee C!ipt>*r, fortyish, waa th* their 38 hole title match would be to a half game held West Palm BAXrONU •b a • with the club'a offenao. Each boxer weighed MT for the r * / * a /W c o m a v r n e m 4 as much a balU* of nerves as of bark It Innings before succumb­ Pray Ik best remembered. II* bad played y.bm ldt If a t \ J. talevlaed bout, watched by MO pay­ Th# fact that tba Chicago White only yetlerday, while the olheri BOTH FLOORfP BOBO. shots. ing. The ending blow was Dick s a * • . llu ll-r rf Sox, juat one game and mi.e per RO&rieOfi KOPA/M M B* ing tt.300. a were from the part. “That guy plays so slow that Myers' single that scored Humber­ T . r r . l l I f centage point* back of th* Yank* I'ook ]h 4 ru e P R e e t* r cham p Poirier will bo* Chris Christenmaybe I'd better bring my trailer to Lopcx with two out Lopez had M lli.r ta "Thli la a happy day for me,*' 5 In aerood place, open a thrto-game F o r * o e x P e p ie * c e p . Tho. ntll e * aen of Denmark at St. Nleka Au- aet at th* Yankee Stadium tonight, aald Joe, and then he talked of along and sleep between shots," z POCKY PUMPCP *IA\ b u t Zl rttlla SB 4 guat M while Perez, a New Yorker, said Ford “ I might even lap him." U aritk ■ 4 didn't make th* Professor fact any how he came up with th* Yankeea. FOP AO COVHrjA A T rap will tree! Paoli Malta of lUly AuTaiafa Mlddlecoff had an entirely dif­ rp rs 9*O U P H TUB !4 ar Of bow he had followed every better. »t . P i r r K K i K i n q f o u r L A * r bU M M E R . rouo»fsr resr ov rue ferent slant on Ford'i "aboot-aodguat a . move of the lal* Lou Gehrig, lln ll.y ta “ Maybe we'll be all right U I run" style. Smith rt CaX fBA C K t r a il f o p p * / Chriatenaen waa to have fought can get my pitching itraightened •earning “ what makes a big lea­ e m u za I ** “ I'U take as long ax I want— *I*C B * e L O *T 7 0 7X5e p guer." Poirier laat night but the New lllllr h Zb 11•roll out," h* reflected. "That'* how it rf and lie'll have to jurt like it," JO SC5 B A C K W JANUARY r York State Athletic Commiaalon “I’m proud, Indeed, to be put waa In iprlng training and that'* l>rar'ra lb Mlddlecoff said “I'U play my lit­ ruled out Chrla becauae hla man­ QprrJ |f alongilde I»u, RiU Dickey, my oth­ how it atill la." q a a f n a m tle old whit* baU, and let him K ’r k ’d'l r-p ager waa auipended. He now ha* Wolfm'n p IIU pitching will need eooslder- er old teammate, and Ihoio other play hli.” • new manager O f-k n lf p great player* of my time and beII took Ford I hours and 10 min­ •■ChMta Poirier waa knocked out by Oa- abU atraightenlng out. In Uia pait fore." Twill* _ month, Ihe New York hurlera have utes to dispose of Shelley Mayfield •ar Pita of Argentina Juna 30 • — •scrlflr# n r fer a t* a « lk o ff Th* other newcomer* peid their gone th* rout* only three time*, of Westbury, N.Y, 4 and 3, at the SaaforO _ and one effort waa again*! a club thanks more simply than DiMag Meadowbrook Country (Ti b. Mid1 St. Primkarv _. _ aa* aax 1 Schalk, 82, for 17 year* a catcher that could maka trouble. That waa dlecoff, playing the same distance, R —Terrell J. Cook. M lll*r, But with Ih* Chicago While Sox and l* r I, rkhmldt I. ( lo n u l n Z. Illa I-l loaa by Whitey Ford. took C hours and 53 minutei before holder of tho record for moat year* •lf b. „ l y o i . RH |— n orrotU ry t, W L % 1 he finished off Tommy Bolt of Orlando “ Poad pitched good for awhile, ’ Terrell Z. M tutUllo. P r* r. 1111).*. S3 I I ( ! ) aa th* loading catcher In Add­ O uuirL n>**t*. ZM— Hutitr. M itUr, Chattanooga, Tens., by a similar aaalord SI I I nosed Stengel. “ And Bob Turley ing percentage, and Baker, tho CAINESVILLE - Center play Cocoa • IS I t J i t 4 «nd 3 margin. pitched good at Uw atari of the SrSm ldL Paroa. DotrotUr*. D P — rould be one of th# moat import­ ■ la in ..v illa . IS .SIS I t bom* run hitting third baseman of Mlddlecoff seems to have the tuih.land IS IS . 1*1 Ito il.y, (Isn ia tr* aad Dearoalarat a*a ton too. And then I found 1 ant factors governing whether By m ASSOCIATED P R IM Ih# Philadelphia A'a “1100,000 In­ Thorn.lt and Millar. I^ ft - M n l.r d lm ylnna Raark .S I* 11 11 Ih* North or South wil win the 19U edge for the champlonsh'p wmdup Mu P .i .r .k u r e Prom almoat any anglo, the couldn't get a darting pitcher to field." were elected by the Hall of IS I t .is : M l * .' «- HB-off— B a r. tab S W oilman I . n aaealh nrr L at the 4,701-yard, par 71 MeadowW’. Palm ll.a r k II I I .SIS Florida High .School All-Star Foot­ Atlanta Cracker* a n practically go nine inning* for mo.'' K u rh .n U .il 4 ttO-by — B a rt.k t Fame committee on veterani. K IU ra n r.a t!.T B brook layout. This Is oi«* of hla M k tlaXnKilb TI K ball Game at Florida Field her* U oilman t. Oanealhorf I. K u ih a i Turley, who will follow Tommy certain to be a nnanlaaoua choice . Dartona lltach Hartnett, tho moon-faced catcher favorite courses, having w o three il.ln t a t illa I , I’oeoa T IS Inninga d a ll.l. llO - f l.n a .Ih o f f 1* on Augu.t II. •a “flop oI the year" bi Mm Byrne and Ed Lnpat agalnat th* and ex-manager of tho Chicago Wolf man 4 la I S-Bt Kurkawd M a la r * O, BI. Paivrabara 4 Beth h um* are literally loaded tournaments here. I In Z H S K It— tiartak ( I 4). W . . . Son, ibow* an 1 1 -* record, but he Cuba; Vance, the Brooklyn Dodger T o n a t 'a i i h k i i I i .k Southern Alan. man l l - l l i Oanaalkoff (Z-Xlt Kayo Ford hasn't won a tournan ent Daytnna llra ch a l U ikrlanU with skilled centcr-Unebackers, al­ baa bean atagelarly aniurceiaful The reeling defending abamptoca ace who won hla Brat major aa a la r* a l t l . P rlrra a a re since last year; Mlddlecoff aas though the North's Gen* Graves, nttrh). P H - K .y k a n d a ll W I'ncoa at (laln aa.llla acclaimed in a pra • aeaaoai writ- agalnat team* la tbo f»r*t dlvlalon. league gam* at » and led th* ms— Ilartak. I— Wolfaian. U—dmlllb Landon, and Bob Hawkins, Ro­ raptured five this season '.ton*, Orlandu at W rtl Palm llaarh era' poll at a “ rtioo-ta" for a re­ *»ra In strikeout* for eeven straight Wtapaaak T -1 :4 T . A— TIC. AWKMIl-JbX L | :4 t i l a: including Ihe coveted Ms-iers and I. year*; Lyoni, who won Mo games ORUNDO UP—Florida'* “ week bert E. l-ee, ere probably two Western titles. The winner wlU get peat of their 1IS4 laurel*, Ian- outlnga. Maw York IS .sit Memphis Slaved Birmingham'! for th* White So*, a club that end buntera" will get a break this of the tx ttcr players at that posi­ 85,000, an automatic spot on the I ’hlraen fulahod la aeventb place today ST .tee SI SI .**< •fiar their fourth airtight defeat league lead la aao game by edging » * * " finished higher than third, ytar when the seaaon for native tion to come out of th* Stato In U. S. Ryder Cup learn and all th* n . r . l a n d lloaton IS recent year*. 41 •ITS end their seventh hi the part eight tba NaihvlBn VoU * 7 la 10 ta- and DIMagglo were ticketed to im­ game—buek deer. turkey> quail Drlrolt »t 41 . I I I Graves, B feet, 110 pounds, has golden glamor and lucrative en Kantaa .le a II City tr game*. ningi. CbattEEnga took two decl- mortality by 10 -year member* of squirrel—atari* Nov. a, the SZ it ,tti teen more than a standout perfor­ dorsementa that go with th* PGA Waahlnetua Tim revived Mobile Bear*, who alone from Little Rock. The Look- tho Baseball Writers Attn. llaltliaora Wednesday before Thanksgiving. • 1 II .aet chamuionihlp. Tba loser gets mer over the past three seasons fnvitafll N K t l L T * Y K a T T W IIA T Sold a monopoly cw the aaventh o«U a coded 11 Inninga to win After the ceremony, the Boston With tho first five day. af tho D t o v r r n fi dgmai em o fDlu t iv i Do.loa I A) S, tlllw aukaa | K ) During hi* sophomore year, ear­ $3,000, period. postttaa for month*, ahovod the Sunday'! suspended gama f-S, Men Mad Sob d*foctod th* Milwaukee Mason open, that gives people with la th lh llln a ) ) Th* Mlddlecoff-Bolt match yes­ lier than most high school play­ (Oaly *ama arliadula*) Cracker* downward lart night by trimmed the atubbon Traveler* Bravaa 4-1 In iha annual eahlhl- job* a long holiday weekend to SIAMKS T O IIA T er* gain such recognition, Graves terday drew most of tha gaUery of clubbing them M aad U-S. It waa 14 In Mm regular eentart. Blr* * " * * #w »■ "o"Junction with get In so mo shooting. Kanaaa C liy a l VVarhlnalaw ( I8,500, but they aaw very Uttla g.iod was named to Ihe All Slat* Team. th# festivities. “ ----* *-| ami■ l-iar-----la h ll llo yrr It-1 Previously tba Mason had atartoa Ha repeated for that honor lit golf through the first IS holex. Aft­ IWl-alr-"** «»•»> aw8 Nov. M and torn* hunter* had IV rtrrfM d iT -IZ I or Mho* « l-*|. ZZ-L !MS and 1U54. and last sea ion ad­ er blowing four 1-up leads, Mlddfih al liatiim or* (Z-iw l found Ihemaelvea shut out becauae ded th* additional honor of being coff finally went to lunch with a n laUhnl)r o ll—f la rr a r IS .* ) and llo o fi of ttosod dates around Thanksgiv selected to All-South and AU- one-hole advantage by firing an | l * | l | va. Moor* ( t - l ) a a * tVllaoa tag Urn*. eagle 1 on Ihe 17th hole, dropping American Team*. Chlraeo at Raw T o rh IN I — zenca Another Mvo-day holiday period. a wood to within four feet of the Lnmivan (l]* Z ) ta. Ilyrna |S .t ) . A high point in Graves' prep rd af C eaa ty C a am l.aleaka Beard Ce« n o t i c n ta HBRienT u i v i c n that is * I'la v rla rd a l tloainn <Si —rlcora Dec. M-Jan. 1, also will b* open. career waa in a 19M gama with pin. Florida, will maat al t:l*# A. U . Auguat f r . al th* County oft Mamlaei*. a#mln ( t - l) va. N-lllvan 41Z-S). l a d . i l i a , ta iha nawnty iCnnailaalonar’* Itneai la tha Caurt lfauaa al At other times. Mondays, Tuesdays Blahop Kenney of Jacksonville, A pair of 30-foot pulls on the R A T IO N A L m i a o l -m t* ( Plorlda la -:« ia , la a*r«rda«c* With wl W L l*») and Fridays will be closed. iplalala fra Mat and 33td sent Mlddlecoff Into llronklyn ptaiutoa !»•», far Iba can when he waa credited with mak­ 14 .*1 * ___ nine Oataber h# yukUe regarding lh*_b Th* State G a*o and Froth Wa ing 71 per cent of hla teara'a tac a 3-up lead, and Boll—who had tlllw aukaa .III th .r.u p o * Uatatlvaad eadiae feet Torh ii •IS. ler Flak Commiaalon, mMting here kJea, gained the reputation ax the tour N-w budget* ara earn Phlladrlphla r u a r t ' wa buda.la far tallawai Monday, io Ox th* season dales, paariaod aa fi Chlraeo nament'i hatchet man by knocking ;}* : From • rival status that has Haaimary ’ aiiii #•»**! aha a l a s m alar reerip u, aapaatallaree, to taled*, Iaiula 41 (4 announced M planned to atari all carried them through high school, out {tammy Snead, Jack Fleck and RL * y MD WlUOk •eaarviaa aim prepaaod >*• mitfaoa. r ia rln.nail nal :liz hzturo tea sons also on th* Wednes­ Graves aad Hawkins, flva feet ten, Law Worsham—n a m recovered. Ptllabars! YW Aaaodatod Preo* Jll 'SJ&Vl t . v a n a a n t T Yhe ran Mr tho A m e r i c a n day before Thaakagiving. noalon . MB pounds, wlU bo leammatm Mllwawke* (N) II*.***** Uagna pennant atari* tonight aa A 47-day season, ending Jan I, Ir ihhibmoa)4* lb l.____ for tho first time In tha forthcom­ (Only gama rrhadulad) the Western Mama Invade the waa adopted tat buck doer and ing All-Slar ham*. Ifawklns claim­ reraa# a S H X I T O II4 T turkey. Hunting for quail and ed hla ftiare of honors by being Eait. raaa Fa Itrooklyn at C ln rla n a ll ( X \ — lii.aiee Rraklna ( * - l) va. Hlack (4 1) or squirrel* w iM b permitted until named to All-South and AU-State ii.it* ** Th# Chicago Whit# Sow, still • >th»r Receipt* Orota (4.4)1 III.t e a a Feb. t. To tal . — .— rylng fc> get the hang of slaying Phlladrlphla at tlllw au k aa (N> teams. tZ.tai.et — Hokaria 114-Tl va. Npahn K - l * ) . tiM n e i In tho lead, hargt Into Yankee Som* exceptions to tho rules A Ihlrd eenter for th* North; •N-w Torit a l c * — M aall* NEW YORK Ut—The three men ( t - l l va Davla CIIh*ira ii«.i*t *i Stadium to baraai first place New were noted. In th* third district U sile Shadd of Union High ta r» ta l racatple, InrtudlngTrata*## I). i’rnpoaad T a * M ill*#* Ptllakureh at S t Lea la (M» — most directly concerned with keep­ of NorihwMt Florida the closed York. And Cleveland, jurt two ir r .a n r r i.liK a Lake Butler, was a key figure ta Pakoaa l l - l ) va. A rra y * 0 1 -4 ). Jtalaga point* behind second-place days win not apply. Also the tear leodleg hla tram to th* Suwa?- ing Ih* Davis Cup ta the United Chleato M m la keep Ih* US an •on wdl end en Jan. 1 instead of no# Conference championship States today look ahead to, th* •and chilli down th* backs a l tha M w tarorota C aairtyw ealti Jan. l e r Feb. 1 ta areas managed lu 1P84. Weighing 178 pound* ChaDeaga Round neat month with ta* Red Sen at Bo*ton. Australians. Ha kaa beaten Seixas guarded upUmlim. by tae mm mlattan. BtaMaTpaial la ThM# hmr a n tho Mama to sud standing ala f**t, Shadd new e e e n Nenptoytag Captain BBly Tal­ right times In right moritaga ttaa watch - although M might ho A bag limit ef am hack deer ida tho Buwsnnr* All-Confer­ bert and hla taro aces, Tony Tra- year and has tart jurt ona apt atao* h a tte r than M»*rt to beep as eye on Detroit dels tart a t mew taan two for the ence team laat season. i f i i fee th* French ebamptonshipe. bert and Vie lelxas, have one Mg aeaaen was aet W anton may take tao — m Mm tonloadora try to Tha South’s Jerry Howell, M1*T# never felt better, physicalU ^ t AL r a n . Could twu turkey* In one day hut only Clearwater, Richard Shuler, Cor­ tournament — th* Pennsylvania 1/ or mentally," aald Trebert. taro# durttaf Mw eeaaaa. Dally al Gables, and BUI Hayes, are championship — under ttmtr belts bh tataga will b# atraightawed out iii; .I r ^ tr c ^ S tr T f s n k 'e iir “Nobody is going to boat Tratar Aug. T. when the Western team, limtta an < m l are hi; squlrrelx it expected to give no quarter to and It went jurt •• they expected. bert this year," Mid th* Si-year-old __ „ ***** sariau tiarai Deportment _ Aod Ntrttoh r ilt a iHiriae tartae Trxbert best Salxax ta tho final. fray; I tan. apaaaaa Xonlng ComatlMloa bead homo again. their mor* publicized opponent*. 1 atari yaw hevei Werree • besta *ef1 setars doiaas. "Bat I'm aB ready for an­ i-pronrlatlaa O taeral Paaferd L ib rary ap “Vic has a lot of work ahaad of Ike eommlaatau raeemmtnded a New York limp Oft a a a a a a ri Alt ar* recognised for their criers aead s . wMte, _ ‘akltaTl/ ----------other cup whirl. If I felt etherwtoe him," acknowledged Talbert. “He O in »r Rapandllaraa Ceteaa. So terrible tour of tho Wort with ooly •day agilt aeaaoa for dovet-OcL sterling play during tha past sea­ Wacaea's 1133 I'd be th* first to aay so." Ztaaarva certainly la not up ta tho form ho to a one-gam* lead. Th* Whit# Sox, H I and Dee. ldg, subject to ap­ son. K-ttler. fire feci II, 170 Taral ripaadllaraa aad Baaerva . Ilf " ta flrat from Friday night until proval of tao U. g. Flak and Wild- pounds, was lineman' ef the ytar showed last December when we b re k b b c o o b t n a a n sin * won back the Davis Cup from tho Sunday afternoon, and Cleveland Ilia Service wMek bai tho final at Coral Gables. WAftftVT8 OOHCRtTV - B E O U R G U E S T *. B K IK IP T * Australians. But he’a ta the right •ay an hunting iuIm tor migratory C u t Balaae* ltt.eee.ee both arc a length behind Howell, five feet ten, 1M AMO ITtKCO PAINT V# have from* at mind and should ret tarda. tralla tar laur gam**. Detroit la . ends, era* an All-Conference ■ (la a a lla a T a * Honed room* a t th* Mar-Lon WHITE Tkn wfldNto earvho wta aat tat •election aa an All-County pUy- to Mme eoncantrwnd effort. TH back. tartar CammlaeiCK Fuad MatcL 1 Hher Reealpta — — — . “ Pm not planalug any apodal Abaotatefy FREE ta an new Octal Into tonight** gamea, Ch! data! k r wild ducks and geese. •r ta IM S and 1051. T.T, ec«o and Cleveland have the ad­ Tke aommUalcn declared HaQi Hayea, aix feet, IBB pound*. training program, since wa don't arrival# nt ear Havel Air .aaa am — ---------------vantage, what with a p p a r e n t fatoad at tan mouth at Indian River Ignored tho platoon rushing on have the aama problems aa the Station. biu V «.~ “ romp# eheed aha In Waaktagton and • bird rofuga. Aran apokoameu and th* field ami remained In Australians. They have been play­ FWk an year keys a l tin ■d ia a roosting place th* gam* beth offensively aad ing only weekend tennis, while our efftr* a t Baltimore Uk New York and boys are match hardened right and other short tarda defensively all year. „ Kaaaaa Ctty ta WIOLKMALB ta RVTAMa new.M tmi»| iNwkle a kraather amang taa VhQ* ta * Aaaetoa have net yet 4t7 W. VHttT IT. Inc; ■trader! Tha White M eBaad hatba right In challenge tor the dlaaa pity e l^ t ef taeir 14 "BuMera lender* e f Fine _____ Hamm* M merely ia a mat­ gamee agakut taa I d t m M. F n m k A Aa% m at tartMtad ta u M ilu d in . ter •( Barry Dkfc Daaavaa (ISA) ____ • tag fftaiauat, M*a Broaklya by (HomingI at ef Canada this w M N I t B o d i o r a . rtlO than Jenna w d finally tae Old Prof. Casey Little Worried About His Boys Nerve Battle Foreseen i* Standings and Results Center Play Could Be Important Factor In All-Star Pigskin Game A tlanta Crackers Alm ost Certainly Unanimous Choice Florida's Hunters Get Break n New Formula WARREN PAINT CONCRETE, STUCCO. STONE aad ASIEST0S SHINGLES! Run ForAinag Starts As West Invades East Legal Notices } ii lii\ a .v u&s Safe Outlook Held By Players J6 2 M M ! Results s .t t & s r s r a f c Odhna Jk Tudor, Ii SANFORD P A I N T CO. �a rk If It’a Worth Anythin* It's Worth Adrertlnin* In CLASSIFIED ADS B E S - tC A t 0 T A THE OLD HOME TOWN FOR RALE USED TRACTORS Rrttt Tractor U 17 /2 Sewlb Pnewe 991 For year Real Eswto wooes: Cullen and Barker, Realtors IN N. Park Ase. Phene 2313. THAI" MBVJ W A IT E R A D D S C L A S S T O T H E P L A C E - YOU J. AIR CONDITIONING Four bedroom borne. 1 4 baths. Room or House Full dimes room. Glassed in tm UNT B. a POPE CO, INC. poteh 2 4 acres of cleared _=1 land with fruit trees, shade 299 Seetb Park Ave. h w s ltsa WELa XA APARTMENT?: room*, trees Priced only 3U.000. Terms private baths. U4 W. First Sl esn bo arran*ed Sewter Macktwee. aed Repairing R oD iw ay an d B a b y B cd a S S S S k g i Aviloa - 4 9 * 1 0 * 0 X 7 . 4& O iler . W aller Ilom General Coatra BmcrcJal—Custom • Comm* » Colt H<omes Air ylda Atve. Court. UN MeJIoav Sou— City limits HijHmy lT-^2. S E L V E S • W A TCH ^COC? W AT0C Robert A. Williams, Realtor B E R T S 191 S. Park These 1792. Raymond E. Loadqulst. Asaotlala Phone 1173 Atlantic B*9f B U f By STANLEY SiftlnS U 1 Ii**"* Ct'«e 16 E f > r ’ xa t ed I 's r % S erd tT Pipe Co. Owt Neat Uib SL Blinds hood. Concrete block and frame EnclosedVenetian bead. Sag-proof bottom SEE Seminal* Reiltr for Desir­ coiiitructise. kitchen equipped, rail with piacUe ends. Plastic or able Homes and Apts- Phone 37. terms Pr:eo $7,763 W. rayon tapes. Cotton or nyk« Whether buying or sellins. It will cord*. pav you to see: Senkarik fitaw tad Paint Co. /. W. HALL., REALTOR 113-114 We*t Bid SL Phone 33S Florida State B an * Building e n ___________________ ______________ .— "Call Hall" Phona 2733 qER“ 8,W!WB.?SB • . s i r jsnasLSs^ K Bedr 00m m s ? A pp;dr.rbop< 2 baths. Florida room, large living room, closed garage and storage. Good boating and flshlag and bathing batch. W, n . "M l" BTRMPEl »m L » —P-~PIM M ggj Bs £ g S S ^ K S l . *~ 113 N. Park Are. IU3 X12 ■ hbiF h Ave Phone ! * ■ S W W M S S **— » -1 50th Anniversary S PEE C I A L S LESTER piano, medium upright * new condition. $133. Phone 19A HF.I.r WANTrn tfrm ilrl WANTED: EXPERT F E N 10 R BEAUTY OFFR^TOF t TPLY rv or IN PEBSOn, EVA b e : > BEAU* BM TY MI0P. 1W I! 2oJ >•! WOMAN or High eehi-N rrartu.iir to work m Laundromat A,>piv in p*rion Fo.lm art n - l g . |t*» E 23th S t , South-iil*- Liundriv m i! r iv e r F R o jff pUl* L q r8 see* immisss m Double Doof Metal utility Cabinet E if N M 14” Metal Caly Elavan Lota with St John's Wsl> Csblnat . . . . . . . . 29 n Platform Rockera liver Front at LEMON BLUFF. Reg. Reg. 49 M Barkllre "BaUat" Swivel Chair* ......... . - A la la the whole crop. Cootnur Chairs y tk Nylon Cevar and tint com * - n i C T t o n S . . * First Tima Offtrod & ^ JS sk < *ry S \W U J0 n S B h iT B M r T n m U N (MiBanaBy A#r. M a g ia m i * E. let I t 14M 1 IJO 39JO H JN D 8 Befla Bead) * 3 - K I4 ir n :ic A i. W R Y U -a o -a sales ENVELOPES, letterheads, stale URIC ID AI Kb S M t i v e r a u aeryirr. QTTI. High. Ovte.in. Dirnts lasolcrs hand bills, and Fig, pbooe 4131 or Sasdovd n r o g r a r a a , etc. Prngrctaive 1643 W titer 9 p P iu lu g Co. Phone 4ul — 4U West I fib Sl.__________________ ■ T O g QUALITY BULLDOZER wo r k HAYNES Office atacMee Ce.. and I in I rlrartn; .1 C Carpen­ Typewntrrs. siding nadunrt, ter Rt ; Box 232. Sanford. EloSales-llenUla. 314 Magealu. IV ride. Phnir 2214 X*W P^xten-us Ccntnv* Jump Crrtrits rliprtd 41 B'undtr D(»55 N 1 Irutrtion mark iprjvl I na urn titiKUULin u u ij u rraaau u a UStiri HiLJI-13 ;i3 n u B t ja i - : (3IBM MMUSPJ.l’J a ““ CJUmt t33t) __ Hdri uitran n 3 tia ;4 u uaiH i JUUUU J J t i t i i u i i i » » « « *r * 31 Li'e msl | 32 Or the sun25 gte'gted 33 Hair Ira ra tsberterrat 36 O ther*;!* w :e Ha r a q.*-*t 39 C-ri* namij 2* Frictinn ' 4P Malt maltfc • beverspn T" T" •9 1 % % jj % »•> .ul % 1 «l ih *7- % L5 T~ 7 % % a* •‘ 4\ 44 41 4 .' 41 II- I j i ' rt pJI |40 fj l 41 JT JL i Ji XI i WORE N ANTE7) Payments Sherman Concrete Co. CM I9<*4 UU Pha»r ItA* PLUM BING Contract ami rrjvur work. Fr»- nhm ilN . R I*. M. CAMrUBIaL Grecral Uontractor "Homes of Duilnrllon" B1 Way 17 93 sp-lar- MUKSm g I’olirybol4rr| BEA U TY NOOK John wniiem-w Inn. A lter) 145 So. tlak Are. rbone 971 4J7 Pauinrd AUautic ~ Phaae 34 .M OUGHTG n MUIVDBY RKRVVICK -7 5 4 J L5 ANC6 PH0-n 3 1 ATI / f n , >.• /•-. ' • One hour • Wnsa and Damp Dry • One bow 4 • Wash sag Dry Fold • Emu bed Laundry 9 Seaitoae Dry (Tranmg MPitpiaiB phone 1417 For Belter riumorng See or Call Utm Keelh Aide reodmart 17 - AtfTOMORII.EK ■ TRAH.KRH I IS K eel 2Mb M. L. Haney. 25) It wiL pay VOD to see US before Sanford Ave. Phone 162* you buy. Open Evenings and n Worn* HKavi«v —n Sundays. Easiside Trailer Sale*. L L Sill—Plano Technlrlan Palalha, Ft*. Pbooe 2114. Route L Sanford CARS BOUGHT SOLD TRADED CLABBFIKD DWPtAT Roy Reel's Used Car* RanJnrd Are 6 llth St w . j . KING BAR/lAiNI M Ft Trader, I bednee beuib Park Pbeer u looms, cib in s, dolly, fic c s j. Dsy*. eaU l»2ft ext. 250 a il h r pragllna service, L axer nls A W m . Falter Evenings call 1165 d)!i-Sing Estimates riven. Phone for Information Easy teemi. Geoev* 2464. Orlando 52501 Sanford 2221. MODEL "A " FORD, 2 Door Sedin Neciii jome work First (t'a So E u y 0.7 00 in rath takas It Ssnfccd Gat Co, 210 F.ait tit SI T o Place A W ant Ad Ju at Call 1821 and auk for 1 9 BOATS - 9IOTOR9 -p th e Want Ad deportment How will you swjp? Sanford Herald Ilow will >ou Trane? FLOOR sanding and tuiahlng Cleaninr. waung. Serving Senubold County since 1925. 1L 51 Gleason. Lake Mary. MOWERS s h a r p e n e d irycle A General Repilr. 485 ley's Bike Khop or 11x34 D % % 1s }* ,iu a frtlltt * r t f sn % t iT jia n u i4n.q - I I it AM) A1.1, ELECJUIC CO. I t BKAITTT PABlAtRB - I t Eic- *rrc.i i ‘'irlrariinr .iivl Rrpair* TV SKItVICE CKNTKR HIGH SCHOOL BOY with P»wrr For l/yyrnrr Hair Mower wants mowing Photic H<" > and Cio.ley Appliance. GET PROFESSIONAL CARE! 1 1 J 31/anoiia A s *. F it. 113 714-54-4 organ $40. combination diak A Kva-Be.-n Beauty Shop hoik shelf, (oak) 110. miple din­ Phene U l ing table 110, llali stand with DAYWORK 417 E. 3rd pi li lt t I'ltn-hiar. X r*«» IleaUag mirror M M. 0 . IIUDGKS is— Hr»:nAt. i t x a v t a v mTHE CURIOSITY SHOP 6er» i«e on All Water Pump*— SUMMER SP E C IA L S Neit to Bennett • Court Writs Drilled - P ee m no USED rLUUBINC P1XTUBKS I’sol* Roail f 17-92 South Permanent Wire* o ’ n - ~ t r x ! q f R A f i ^ ~ ~ ^ s LB f fksying t S'yling Our Sp*c|slty. THREE PIECE Oak Lawn Furni­ Saufntd 1 Met Modern Btaitiy fla u W a ll ture Seta — 112 so per set. Sslon Air conditioned Soft wa­ Sanford Ave at llth Street ter, and Pentium Drver*. gj j Frcfenrd Rale* to IIA R R IB T T S I ’to'ae li!3 Biggerly Appliance Center 1007 Sanford Ave t BEDROOM Bungalow; com. Prattle# FifOt). CHEAP. pletely furnished: hot A cold 2 Bedroom Frame House; large GOOD Phoni i|73-jr ^ lot; mm location. (730. down. water included. 317 Palmetto. Call 1293-M FRESH OKRA' - Cut daily, fine foe home F re tiK . Cheap. Call 2 Bedroom furnished house on THREE Bedroom concrete block 117S J . Charles Engluh. Ssrfurd Ave. Call 1196-W. 1113 House. Hot point kitchen. VA Sanford Avenue. Loan Low Down Payment- Super Trading Post On 17-92 S. 3001 Adams Ave. 'iloode B. R. suite complete f.7 wi Unfurnished gang/ apt. 3 rooms and matching chair N>oo and I.rra screen porrh. 200 Nearly New, 3 Bedroom Home. _oli Modem kttchaa cabinet 17 in V js ^ T t h S t r e e L P b jm ^ g T J . Jalousied porch, all Aluminun GE Washing machine as ntw 47 30 and screens, glim, Krninore washing machine Mtn - w qi « windows down payment. Assume FHA Maytag Washing raaehtne 22 50 mortgage. 3421 Laurel. Rsaiii Comb'u record player 1500 Dinette seta from IS 00 to 57 50 9x13 Aiminster rug 15 no REDUCED PRICE! Ib is lovely new 2 bedroom block home la selling for SM0 below FHA appraueef value. Has tiled ISM bath, extra largo living room Sewing machine Trade in your furniture. with connecting screen porch. dining a n a ,• lutch kitchen with plenty We pick up aid deliver anywhere. — ipment optioncabinets, (Equipment Pears for salt. |l.So .) . Ample utility rdpm On ■H RDM IH I^yN ra t I n i E . 3Ut H shaded 69' x 133'______ lot U 1 an ix* _ ____________ 9 Waafeaff ft 8la*l#tarF _ I Construction it VACUUM cleaners, tank type celltnt section. R e a l E a la ta Indio, usUty.H HoQvars. ra. Elactroiux. t.th — rElactrolu .* r . . . 4 netc. 4 fj J0 3 e Mof* to tfu -W ith C A. WHIDDON, S R . Lak« Mary — Furnished rottace 3 room* and TtaUt, 333. per IU S^fcaSl * * * * * * " p ? * 1 J » month. Phono 1 9 6 4 - W . ___ NEWLY Furnished 3 Bedroom "Your Westinghmiie Dealer" OK1.5.SDO iloruJnr. bcnlintl, Or Houae. U rge screen porch. W. DIETRICHS Maytar Washer; T. W. HERO Undo Evening SUr. Call Kalpn Shade la w n . Good fuhtni. 1M1 Park Avr. Pbowa 37 ar 143 11$ M inolta Ave Proneim Ray. 116V-J. Phone 146-J. STUDIO COUCH. Apartmtnt size I ROOM furnished apartment. NEW 3 Bedroom concrete block FHA Flaanctng Stove. Gas Rtlngcralor. f h im . home. Westinshouse Kitchen, iLarre Screen Porch. Phone Dresser, etc. Phene 1192. or .o » Ramedebng and repair* GI financed, Low Down Pay* 1214-R after I p . n . can be seen at 116 N. Elm Ave Nothing Dean—Small Monthly mint fbana 430. Seminole Realty 1 2’ G rl 1 rsret 2T Excrpiintt Js Irdrftn.r# article 35 P rd » home 57 Witt/ •tying ?* gomrthuur S G « au Tour roofing eoeds at 2 ‘ Rooms *nd Bath, t il Elm- living rrom.' Dining.- Son room. L in e modern kitchen win S h t m t n Cowerete Pipe Co. Phone 2993.W. Stove and Refrigerator. Cera* Out West 13th Rt Phone 24H9 mi: Tile Bath. Largo closets. On 3 lots with shade tires. RED-I-MIX CONKRETE 311500 BEAUTIFUL, 2 Brdrooai turnMiracle Concrete to. ROSA L. PAYTON 309 Elm Ave Phono 1335 tshed Apt. Call 333-M. (R e ; Real Estate Broker) For better^ trailsr^ Uvh>^ tee Annabellr Henderson. Associate Used furniture. sppUaners. r«ob. ilars New Location — Highway 17-92 fiaalando Trader Park. etc. nought-r-'id Larry's Mart 321 E a s tlit SL Phone 1631.____ All modern. 9 ml. south on 1 -92 at Hiawatha. Phone 2671. Robert A. Williams________ You should see this lovely lake TEN Acres of Farm land for front home with 96 feet of lake rent au Celery Av*. Phono frontage. It his two bedrooms. with s layer o f » ivrr 5 Jrigh rt public t f ii .‘•sr: pt t f rglr unit ! - .* ( .-n w .eW JV JBS-iw • Correiaied— 3 4 Corruritad % S t sS . r « « S 4 Ccverfd 13 A dam in impudent * iitix i ’ j.’arg 1 1 Brit 1 ? Pfitructirn A COW* 11 Robust efi*v» > it Pay I 1 7“ attention *1 Celerity Amencsn r s 'i l eftirrr * jt Money 14 drswrr . ) Escls. — Factory to You — Aluminum Home. 3 bedroom, 229 N. OfMgt Ase. flifride. FUOARAGE APT. for couple. J0JV4 SURBURBAN kitchen equipped. 3 car garage. E. llth St. Phono S 9-JUU»».v FIT TO R A QUEEN Beautiful shade trees. 3 seres of land. 3 in groves, 2 In muck. Fosm Rubber 5! stirraitl. loner* MCE Bedroom, TrHile'nlztnc* S p r i n g I s ttm 'f/ . ,------Priced S10.300. Terms. and bath. Phono 2029-w. Renovating. I |>h steruig and Slip (xVrr'work. 2 Bedroom furnished O iriM 3• Bedroom home located in one of the best sections on two lots NIX REDDING MFC. Apartment. 1134 W. 19th St. on comer. Beautifully land­ R391 Saalerd Ave. Pbooe 394-i. gCall 666-W after 3:30.scaped. hardwood floors, strict, QUICK CASH for furniture, boats, ly modern. 311,300. Terms. CLEAN furnished Apt. One. Two motors. Buy one piece cr com­ This home bar two large bedplete home. Thousands of arti­ people. CO 9U Fgtb Ave rooms, tips rate dining room, cle* tor s«le at the litga uillny room, jilounrd be per Trading Post on 17-92 porch. I: Is located on two lots, 1 MUe South. Phone 2212-R SiO o0 monthly. Two bedroom nas double garage. Priced gjjOO monthly. Phone 1673 $12,000. Kitchen equipped. Chrome table; 4 chairs. 2500. ir • ■ pro'tnrt iTurh t riant* 12 D>» an erl> 13 A p p rrte n d 11 C t l t T ' i 15 L * t it r a n d jr x ’ 1 ar ly at Standard Station. 7- - lou. eamrnt RAYMOND M. BALL, BROKER YOU donThave to lee;lie crrdll managgr to sate dollars legiti­ Itboardi. Reriiiinj rtne snuu«Do*i>«. "*■S. D. HiimieTman, Associato mately on our GIGANTIC R9creation room. Immaculate tiled 0 51. Harrison, Aisociito abuser., "Really clern for 104 Souto Park Avo. mots! SALE ______ Phone Mi folks who care,". Adults. ROBINSON MUSIC CO. 3 G o 'rrn n ro f Pag# I ----------- HCLd SUUillU u a o 3 azifjcurus 15 Petato 4dial l l* Of Ire­ land 20 E»»r iroct 1 J j 5ncr» I t One wb.o 7 r»l I Old rard gam* i5p 1 10 C! rr^ - g Concrete eL Cement All Quali- INI Sh LOTS OF ROOM _______ _________ ACROSS 1 M ale »'••*(! « F. ' »f iT»* t ? Cripple T H E S O U P ------- T u n . duly 26. 1033 DAILY CROS S WORD lorn 1 Badrorn Home H Block from Eight ntom home, located on two nice shady lots, sood neighbor­ Southside school. Call 23* u YN F U R N IS H E D 3 n u t SAN FORD H ERA LD BARGAIN! ■g- » ^ ________ ROUT E VAN — Laundry and Dry Estabhihrd R o u t e nford ClranMAK lb oparalaXauadry and Dryrlrsning route in city. Thlc is a full time Job Apply in parson to M. L. Rsburo. J r . Seminole Laundry Co., 919 W. 1 ., m , ( t if' 1 k‘o*r eld Meter for a Retler grade - EVISHt HE! HOBSON SpnrtlnR Goode Evlarude Sale* A Set tire m F. 1st M. rk'.ne 99* Area, Ijtrg e Living Room and K ltrhrn Equipped wilh G. E . Appliance*. Teleehen* 131 afire 6 p. M. for a*pelalns«nt to *«e this baa*. Inspection t 1 esnav in I M I lk I ‘v * 1. 4 it t Id t H T in 1 I .1 » 11 « J-> ICiCI It I> ill: 999 Paik Ave. S A L F O R D For 54lieu r v e u a x n c b a Ceramic T ilt B ath, Dining wedM-i*,- T O M O R R O W — July 27 . 2 f . M. **Uait M I C K C F a lF F A P T S , i • B«.r, Open When It comes fo fences you can aave yourself tirrnx and money by calling ‘'83" fin t. We have a completo stock of fence materials whether you want fence for an acre of (round or juat a decorative foot high picket fence. Giva us a call or atop in. Television cewnod. 2 Y u r e Old. Thin home ha» Oak Floors, W FURNTTtTRB. « ’betd Oeed^p Buy your Furniture at Berry’s 4th SL Tel. 2UI Warthouse Fi|nt., Co , at I9| WDL St. Adi aationally adv. fur­ FLOOR SANDtrio m Finishing. niture at warehouse prices. Osk floor* furnished, laid A fn uhed Is lusinos nor* |9»1 E r . Sfivans; Routs 2. Bo* V I; 7; CaU 71* K-4 before 2 a. in. or after • p. m. 'n n e t s * . 3 Bedroom Homs In Wyn- 3 n 00 Daily, leaves, Attleboro, Plataa.. write Wr Ms m . Fpee laN pie 6 PaUUs SALES MAW dr ' WQVAK Jt; u . fun or part time to aitabliih your neai' salat group la Sinford 312S W full or *50 00 part time easily attainable. Car needed. Write C. Carlin. Box MAtl CtttK Thomas Mason (rlgardte In mouth) tefl* pnlir* la New York how two m ail ml bandits staged an eld fashioned train robbary; In the hr irt ot ManhutUn. The men leaped aboard two mail ear* ad they were moving slowly through the train yard, handcuffed Mason, and rxrsped with fever sl mall gacks. The bandits overlooked 12 ,7 0 0 In esih In togs < .repTound) aftd ar* believed la havw made off witb ■worthless cancelled checks and pnasibijr some money. (/num atlem al) U. S. Hw*s. IT • 13 After 19 A. M. UANSBROUG^ II S S !« Ti»> 1 «» s» it m o m M-tmur* •mi Cad* Walt rltllv Hint • .;t*>a *»rai**i 11 «il6»r< «» t-krta re paly r>na k'ttt » <*ors*e rr n iK is a Clut in k *< (Xt ism s 1 : 1 cal Vstlaii*. I lid Turin Ll»sn Sprltiiht Thttir* • .s.iukr T n ltlrt I l i ' l i * tluruptrn T-Mnn In Artlnn ! >!«R fclirktn Kan t-lptl -W nstKnr Thnnlrn also.oft « rnvrsnsT IIIIHMM. aifn.en Prorram Itniumn K.ws.u nnthnr Tin Morelia tknw 7#»t Vtltnrn s r t r .k l n n s •links r i a i r t s S iiiw s (i*|.w nsthnr F'A ' m 'n n n i n i Ernln •honr II in |1 I* II lli* l U II L«*n ol Lit* ! 1 in liitd . lor Tomorrow .o w wnra tr. P p l* is o t l 1 ! II V m tr iii'if iI nod Ot - Ouro i j t i i Mo'-ln Mllinto 1 0* i n r«>cif Invar, k il 'i Invar* b lit litil r'tssenl Crainisat* Psi 1 1 1 Os inuv AannusS . Jit *■ ■1 : r amus* ••Xtr *> sirs'i;it Csrieoo Ctretml ii 4i m + w l 1.8 * Msir* C.S4* KI4 S._WUinr. Is la. last Hull* :u 1* h 11M K i* l r»n4tr»r ; ltkur irk * ti Rita l Sl irt l^4> Lr«* of ur* c.utaisc Uski Kilontn Ihnw Ivn;*. T'nnri b«k. C t- 1 Hsus’ psriy R:f 1. i!f hnk Ctnikr ItrijSInr Pse (•<rs! Stars A* tour X*t»:at " it |**<k for T n * ii! Opm H*-Jlk R a d io « T U - SARPOBD 14*0 K II.O C 1 c u t * T i'c s n a r ir r s H io n n I '* Tkn R p rlp m Hour • II T w lllth t fo n t* T «1 P r ilt ls * S.SO World At * is EVER 190 • ii Boosts lin k ’ a• ■* il XI-,all*! St f n <1 a X C lo c * T ! 4 Hnntik* Uuftn 7 11 Eidln ftnhnr 7 14 Dll! 'l l " for Musts S 11 Sanford Car*mal* It *ittn poneotls* H 11 at Homo with Huai* It t Csll T» Hrarnr u .d 'n a i* i oft w r.D R Eipar iia a M e o « * 1 *'*« On f ifl Layman • Call To fray*# I II P a n l i w l l l l * Ik * IS V.*n! nnttra 7 lk ) n n * fvtn O’i In Ii Ouk » 5 i At .A Olaana K iss's Ckalse ?I ii {it if* fill Munis For »i S Pirn isaiM l Paly . { i r ; «Tus H IL L LUM BER & SUPPLY YARD ns W. Sr* Sl. Phoiw «3 rk* s**rsh 'sky b s n tr L*4 Tk-nn Llvna , m t y w.nibnr "Lai* tkow** *il» Tint Ptttnrn Til* Horalag Jk n s M l Ik iM U l O slti f i li t * Ife V n lo * , Wssu at k m •rk Il K V J �# ODHAM & TUDO R, ,« WILL HAVE BEAUTIFUL THREE BEDROOM HOMES "Designed Especially For Better Florida • Living" • Ready For You This Month In • Each Home Is On A 8 0 fxl25} lot Each Home Is Built On A Court Facing A 70'x400' City Park ♦ ________________________________ • Sale Price $11, 9$000 up • V.A. (G.l.) Financing • 0 $400 °° • Monthly Payments as low as $72 °° • Down Payment as low as (INCLUDING TAXES AND INSURANCE) Spacious Class Jalousied Florida Room (g iv in g you open po rch com fort * Full Tiled Bathroom <w ith va n ito ry and m irr o r ) . 6. Kitchen Exhaust Fan 7. Hot Point Stove and Refrigerator Venetian Blinds o w tto n a li Marble Terrazzo Tile Floors Five Ply Built-up Roof With M arble Chips Beautiful Delmar Kitchen Cabinets Fully Landscaped Lands (g r a ss fro m f r o n t c u rb to a l l e y ? Extra Large Closets And Utility Room ' 11. Long Roof Eaves (SO YOU DONT HAVE TO CLOSE UFYOUR WWDOW1 EACH TOOt IT RAIN81 . fiBH 7T• TOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION SE E I- ■/\ REPRESENTATIVE ON •svV^rss TiCsjrr '■. n a i fe F f •-•* �I I Weather Shop ind Save .. In Sanford ( M r with »ratt*r*d »h-nr a > % » n m > n n n > 4 t i n | •• %,* %.*«!* t t 'o n A AN INDEI’KNDKNT DAILY NEWSPAPER ja y . Established 1908 VOl.UMK 1 L ? 1 SANFORD, FLORIDA. WEDNESDAY. JULY 27. 195S TWEVTYNINE PALMS. Calif. _ What happened to the 1671,boo ? Thal’i question No. 1 today In Twentynlne Palma, an oaala wfkre the financial well haa run dry. Tin door* at Joshua National 9 «nk. the only banking facility m SO milaa. hare baen ctoaed by the federal government, and the bank a vice preildent and chief eathier, Roecoe D. Coon, 44, la In Ran Diago County Jail. Bask examlnen cloiad the door* Monday .when an audit ihowad S .OOO mining. Coon, ownar of icing liable. was arretted at the Dal Mar raca track on a fed­ eral ambexxelment charga. Ha li accuaad of keeping 110,000 order­ ed from the Federal Reserve Bank Is Lea Angelas toe deposit to the Joahua National. Coos yeatarday sought to hava Ma case transferred from Ban Diego to Lot Angela*, but the reeueat m denied. Hit preliminary k airing vaa set for Aug. 11 and \H was returned to Jail la lieu of 140,000 bail. Journey To Beach Interrupted Today As Car Overluns Three youtg lanford people had their trip la the hooch Interrupt­ ed today whan their car overturn­ ed on State Road 40, wait of faslord at Rand's Siding. The IMS Ford Sedan, driven by Henry Tooke, 17, of lanford, ekidded for approximately M feet boftare hitting the soft shoulder of the highway and turning over as t§ aide pinning the occupant* lam i . A malstesaace craw at the BUte Bead Departmnt righted •to car to reiease (he three youag Thors ware so UJuriee. Flori­ da Highway Patrolman Carl Wil­ liams Investigated tha accident which ocearred at approximately 11:40 thia morning. According to Tooke, a BUte . Road Department maintenance fRick, drives by Ass Monrae Tan­ ner of Lockhart, pulled out la at of him ceasing him to put i S t t b r e the road ge to tbs Fard car was id at BUB. -fopry Tooke, eea of R a rg 6 ha of SaaJerd. was aceemgaaby Manas Johaaea, 14, tin Sheridan Left Portion Of Estate .. NEW Y O U (R—A Ux appraisal Row* Rat proaa agort Steve Ham iag » left 4 ( tom ottalo at d, 104,141, with H U M going to B rie aetrna Ana Sheridan, hia Wend tor many ywara. After Uxra and other expeuea, he net estate *ea vetoed et Tto.eto la a report filed to late'e Court yesterday. Hannagaa died at a heart attack il Re age at U while travattog to frica ta February U P. Miae Sharidsn'a share of the eeite waa to the farm el tolerance i that named her u hmeftHaxnagan, twice married . Ala* frortdia. They were firetestly w ared to be, about ta jerry. The Us appraisal valued Haase)'» public reUliosa busiseaa at tt. Other eaeeta taelad for •N.Mfi elgned by Ml is. unbar Manager Mietoi.Trip r- “t didn't know to many local corporate limita of the town of bills had been paised In Tallahas- Altamonte Springs ami to provide lee,,, O. P. Herndon. Seminole ( for a tuwn council, mayor, and County Clerk of Court *aid today |to provide for their election, term at hr retealed Lhe receipt of nine of office, power and duties. m ulled rnpiea of billi atfecUng Senate Bill 11*6. which Is an act to provide it unlawf>il ta op­ Seminole County. Herndon said that Lhe copies erate motor boats or water akiss are on tile in hi* office for re­ in a recklesi manner under pen­ alty of law. ference They include: House Bill Hit. House Bill 747. settinj the sal­ a hojpital lien law which provide* ary vt the supervisor of registra­ a method of collection for hoipi- tion at 41800, W \SHINl.Tv>N P—Sen George Ulliatlon and treatment House Bill 1751. provides that <D-Ga> renewed today hu call for House Bill 1044. a plat law re­ the registration book, be open an early toicign minuter*' confer­ KINGSTON. Tims*.-*, ir'-f'o r quiring the approval of County one day a week and 30 days prior ence with Communist China-the rriny workers In ihe vtc>i tndiei, Commliilcneri whereby wi d t h to an election. time for which Secrrtarv of State of road*, street*. alleyi and other House Bill 1410 fixes the salary ATHENS, Greece n \n teracl the promised land lie* ea<'*va:d. Dulles say* ha* not arrived a trend e.f C reathoroughfare* may be designs- of t.ie Superintendent o! Public airliner wa* forced d.'wn n flame* . Reversing , George, who head* the Senate in Communist Ri.tcana lodav from ted. Instruction of Seminole County at Foreign Relation* Committee, ex­ p.ng House Bill 1411. to define the not less than 17400 or more than Greek authorilie* uid fttilgariar Hie new world to the 01 1 , pressed surprise at Dulle*' new* antiaircraft gunnrr, -hot It down with two problem*—a 1 de49000 The salary to he -el by the ronlcrenre announcement yester­ near Ihe Greek h nier «nd Cut mind in Enjlmd and s 1 ii of Seminole County Board of Pub­ day that U S Amhaisador t' all hut perhap* onr ef Ihe 40 per la Outer- in aimalra lic Instruction. Alext* Johnson will sound out his ton* aboard mint .More than 17 ‘ *1 J,n > hj- * House BUI 1494 set> the authori­ r mndrird Red Chinese eounlcrpatl at Geneva dead. MTA0 BOY Item ? THt CANtHt ta the 1-odr of Cordell Hun. fotmer in two year* left t opiral ty for the County Commissioners Secretary of Stale, tics in state m the historic chapel of Wxsliington next week on the Peiping govern, l-Lnd io seek joh» m . Only to appoint four physicians as a Four of the panengert were Cathedral in Washington. D. C. The 01-year-old statesman, who h id menf* attitude toward a reave lire : alsout one in a hum! at rc“Boa-d of Medical Examiner*." American*. become known ax the ••gather of the United Nations" died after a ,n the Formosa Strait. ' turned. House Bill 161!, sets the salar­ Israrl. alerled that the Constella long Illness. lie will lw buried tn a Calhrdral rrypl mil fur from the George tn.I lie ha* no olip-rtion > nilies of the Clerk of Circuit Court, lion hail rra*hrd ftiin vnm - rau-e. , h!up,'In? lino, offer tomb of former President Woodrow Wilson. (fnternoriondll to such prvibmgt, hut that he I'* in*age. Employcri in f Tax Assessor, lav Collector. Sher­ -aid il ha-l no oflinvl 10 rmalion doesn't think any substantial prog ! -lu-trnl Midland* arc ■ I.n: iff. and County Judge at a sum res* will hr nude toward relieving i that R ilgerian* fm-l on it ,\ For­ ! for U<-,t Indi.-.n wor not tn exceed 4>«0 from the fee* Car Eastern tendon* until Dulles eign Ministry apokesaian m Jeru WASHINGTON d'—The remain­ ftdlrcted and earned by each of­ Min« Jamaicam went fo Eng*tl* down with Chou Fa Lai, Com­ satem said the 1-r.irii lecxtion in , I ar-1 during H'O -- ar. .- n* reing legislative program for the fice. Sofia ha* hern ln«lr -ted iirgrnllv munist China's premier and for­ 1041 congressional a e i a I on ap­ niaineil and I nd v IP lo invrsiigate circum.lancet of ihr eign minister. peared today to have dwindled lo 1 postwar pnuperily. T : “ In my opinion," George told re- j crash. sii major bill*. But the final ad­ 1wont tuek to ll.ii I'arlhl t.*>t A »peclal Gicrk goxernmrnl porters, “the only talk* that will justment date remained uncertain. 1year more than 0 0 1 to «• lha he profitatile will be Ihm# Dial •tatemenl, based on nlnervallont |trip Rut thia nun ber n Sen. Clements (D-Ky>, acting of tnhlier* of the |nth (Jrark army take plarr m duvet eontarl* with majority leader, sard he was quite i a drnt in lha ' • hopeful the lawmakers ran hekd Chou Kn lal ami other high official* division m Macrdora, ta d Ihe '-lux ire iinenpi '-ed ilk in • th* four-engine, American built craft of of their government. for home, or on trips, “by Satur­ Gland's agriculture . ........... Ihe El Al Airline< was foiled north SAN' ANTONIO, Tex. v* -M ore day night or sooner.” SOUTH DARTMOUTH. Mas*., of Pftrittiu on a flight from Lon­ than 2oe prisoner* rtoled for near House leaders kept Saturday as (jfv-The death of Mrs. Mary Donodon lo l.vdda, lira-'l ly three hours lad night at the thalr official windup target. But xan, 37, daughter-in-law of MaJ. The cra»h in rugged territory of Bex or County Jail. they had more work on hand than Gen. William .1 "Wild Bill" Dono­ Rulgana. a member of iii,< CumTha riot earr.r to an end thorite the Senate, and some said private­ van. today s i t listed ax caused munists' War'aw mil !ary alliance, before midnight after promt*** ly they expected the semon to by “barbiturate poisoning-cucumcame only four da** alter the were maoe that no one would be sptll ovar Into at Wait a few days stances undetermined.” windup nf Ihe Rig four summit punched A reinforced rrew of of next week. The eau«e of strath w*s reported conference lo ease » c ld tensionfallr-a aloud guard through the The six meaiures which consti­ by a medical examiner after an Th* flr*t word that anvthiug was night. tute the bulk of the remaining examinatir.q of Mr- Donovan'* ami-* vv.m tiie Ccr-tidlaliun i n Some prisoner* claimed Invtiffl program includa threw money vital organ*. He.* body was found an S'lS intern pto-l hy Uie a rl>«r rirnt fond rauird Ilia duturtoanc b il£ -a ll “ muat" items—as welt in bed Monday by th# general'* operjl.on* offira »i>.l Rome \:T* '. , FREEHOLD, N. J. *7 ?<*s n 'J v NV uaa i*|»' ' u i aa a boating bin, e minimum w or*. Bertha Lind--/.I A wage Increase bill and the multi- wife at the DsnovJn summer Frank Ertckson has been sl*ppe-1 but riimage dona to the fourth ind ley wa* suddenly and quietly i tor*. Thu message * I I ie plane . . . borne here She hid conic from with federal mrome t v. lien* total­ fifth floor* of the tail vas cxien - waa going d">n n flame*. 'told Investigating «rn I * 1 taf billion-dollar highway construction her home in Berryvlllr, V*., only ing more than *ive nn'Jion dol'art. *'v*. Sh.-rlfr* oflireu taid -rune fre<d fr m foil nit a murder ' Me i* gelling onl of 1 • 'nan i a. bill. rha'ge < .lento v and today was two day* earlier with her daughter. it r.'ii *ilt ir' of Paul II. The Hen*, filed vestwday by the i f the rioting prisoner* s u f f i'l Th# House vote* today on the »m her w lo Indiana whet* %h< Patricia. 14. eldest of five children Brooklyn oflire of ' is Internal I ‘ Inimp* and cul> ” None of t ie Mulligan A Co eontrovarsial highway bill, with the out e 1 1 vi Mrs Donovan, lie former 4lary I Revenue Service, w.r* recorded -core* nl officer* who tried to Even a* Talbott wi ■ Inc th'* Issue in doubt. ( iretiti Judge Truman G Eutrh Grandin of Warren. Pa., married here and in New Orleans, , word In Ihe -• Hat I'rr-t.lmt ) i|url| the riot wa* reported hurl rrli-.i»ed Nrr on her own recogni the general'* sop. David, in 1940 a new* Kurnhrp*er w.1 Ic 1 Some jailer* who Inrd tn *tnp r u e * in rustoil) of a daughter. i Knrksan. onetime kingpin h-Ktk Gen. Donovan * * s bead of the ,fter irq 1 onfersru e Iv w1It d • ' the diiturbanca with fire hntr hail Mr- Ruby llorkersinllh, “to rr 1 maker, ha* served five nionthx In Offir* of Strategic Services during : ' , Senate Inquiry end Milan. Mich, federal penllentiaiy j the bote taken from them and ttrn wi-eq rtxpiirrd ’ becau r World War II. Imll haa II ,r<l Id* o'* propel ly tar Income lax evasion, and spent were themselves driven from the “right n< v* It i« out of Ihe quex Cdr W It Mj.iftt lu t a *11111 10 month* in New Jersey State;I Hour with th* high pro-sure lor lion 'o li) her unless w* ran try ed hi- dtilu- as executive officer and slhiui'l I e flrul '-i pT.erat • Eisenhower *ald i'i Prison for bookmaking and con­ ’ lent*. him I of Compo rt* Squadron VC 9 Ihr ii lions nf * p I spiracy. Plumbing wa* ripped from Ihe lie w»* referring tn her hu* ' atsnard Ihe S.inforq Naval AnvilChairman Wilbur E. Jonrs of from Hi* Smre hi* 'rlease from Ihe Michi­ wall*. Prisoner* hooted ami ral hand Edward, 73. who wa* dr 1 lar) Air Slalom replacing 1 dr must le Imperc.ili tha Stale Road Department today . -tandpo'nl "f lioiu ! gan penitentiary lad May. Erick railed at oPlrrrs. eland in-anr .Monday and coin II. F fiinipPui t-lits ha* ltd lor WINS fON’-SAI.KM. N f\ r ittutd a monthly eonstruetion and «hn ,!d avnot Irasun has led a quiet life in New Nrismol, R l it ait t * it if llie \a I i ■ ili** I l it idj State Hos­ progress report ehowing that a Doris Gordon, 20. started out of York. prr-tlun of wrong'llpital a! Chattahoochee 1 val War 1 "lit ge. total of 420.4 million dollars Superior Court yetlerday to face • InvetllTalholl told II e s. Details of the government's They hail h<in indicted In (he A native of Sinli'ktburg. Pa . ; gallon* *u!)tonimi".« worth of projects were underway a two to thrccycar prison term claim were withheld. One lien lists* I I »la>inc of three ofiirer* during ' Cdr. Ila/telt I* Hie recipient of for setting fira to the apartment •tato wide at the end of June. t Ilf fo* I five das * a .0 lo unpaid taxes of 41,801.<14 on 1617 j 1 'he Ditlmgui'hed FI1 mg t f . , an hour'* gun haltle at Ihe l.inil house in which she lived. The** Included three projects In 1 Mulligan f rm ft * * 1 he ' l l income. A second, against Erickley home here May 7M that grew the Air Mi di| w||h si* hr -ntr A few minutes later «ha fatty) si.n and hi* wife Amelia. Ii (* non­ Seminole County. Chairman Jones ' it k • 'f 8 , received 1132.0."'? " out of a nrlglitkirliiMxl ilivpnie. slar*. and * Presidential Unit ■beynining Air Curie also reported that o total of SI2g another one to two year*. payment of taxet of 43.2l7nin for. retary m Stale Ally. A IV Rule made no Uitalmn we * hfon e *far. He On the way out she gav* stale tha thivc-)ear period ol 1940 1940 million dollar* worth of projects early IW . A trio of ymtng mmlclan* enter objection to the release. hrgan his naval earn r In 1911. witness Louise Stanton a retound sr«t* completed and accepted by Th-* air aecretary d ho h li lalned the Sanford Kiwanit Club log slap on the face. Tiie llatlelt* make their home 'alread*. • 1 III ' tha Department during June. or. Mulll1 today at ita noon luncheon meeting | Judge Walter E Johnston rapped with their two rhlldim at 2112 can, «uytng he I* •.* Project* hi progress of con I-cal step* Dorothy Rolling* r, accordionist, IW orie* Ave , Sanford. •tnictloa In Saminol# County and for order, reopened the rasa and I In illvr-t turn --if of h s .ole In th* I plaved a medley of two »elcclioni (hair percentage of eomplation1told th* woman the wa* getting partnership. \nother brilliant young accordion era: B u te Road No. 11-000, 2 M2 more prison time to eool h- r player, Helen Adam*, entertained | mile*, Franch Aye., grad* pave- temper. with a medley of Iwo popular num-1 HUNTINGTON, W V*. (_p_Ber­ Mr*. Gordon admitted «elltng mant typo of eonstnictlon, 33 per .. . „ „ __, her*. Wally Phillip* J r . playing nard Davit, 39 yclerday waived fire to her husband’s clothing June rant oomploted; State Road No. City Manager Warren E. Kn nrie. ,hf „ h ,h; V.hnil, ; , extradition In I torida to face cliarg8-448, 1.856 milaa, 8R 8-46-A to ID after an argument in their Gvlay laid that Ihe City of Sanford J . « lth , mM„ry of thrw. niim «•* of k'lllng a man who roomed D VYTONA HE \CH M* Tmu Var­ SR 44, mineral aaal, 100 par c*nt apartment. will not wind up In the red at the t)(,r< ’ In hi* former wif»’* home *( Or­ ner lias won Hie right Its »eil milk completed! S t a t e Rood No. end of this ftacal year ' f, j u chairman for lando. al hi Port riran .e grocery m *pile S-427A, .440 miloa, 17th St— Follomn^ a survey of lh«* rntirr .c . _____i i CARDINAL SPELLMAN year'* budget. K n o-lr, revealed day, latroducH th. young muah j Davi*, a ilorkv television repair­ of a Elorilv Miik Cttm ni.- ts or IR IS to 8R 424, grada-pavamant, AVOIDS ARGENTINA man. I* acru'cil nl entering Hie work haa not begun. KUAI.A f.UMP’ " " itiy * 'JXvuiine. at .* t«*day a meetmr wi re- ( hnu»c of hi* rx wlfe Ro*a Marie tier tuspurrling hl( llrc.se NEW YORK. U*_Francla Car that „,_,i the Utllitle* Department will| Vliltora Circuit Jmlge 'tCorge VVM JackNpw(, t(Ty o( j « rk . nxillr. J Emiey. X . earl) Sunday and fatal­ son threw out Ilia commission o i­ M.ilayj'i nsiit!1r-•>- 1 pupulalukq dtnal Spellman has message*! hi* wind up the 19,4 J bualnev year ^ eteet* v majority c l ■1 office that he will stay nut nl in grvHt condition with a • cable , w Umbfron nf w.imtngM,,. N C , ly wutiixlmg Joi*| I'ohrn, U. a lier in a daclsloa signed Monday WAGE SCALES'r.NDKD tods* f..r Ihe fir-t t no n hiitnry. WASHINGTON l* - The Labor Argentina, scene of recent churehriximrr Deputy Sheriff L E. Nod al SI Au. isline l|e laid lh>* com ' v At Make In the However, in hi* analy»i' of Ihe ()f Sanford, M. J . Ferret of Di-Land. said he mistook Cohen for .Mr* motion del not prove II comptlril Dapartmrnt laid today average i state feuding cvrn though hli ship ’ General Government appr pria aix* 72 n il- in tin wag* acalea for union construction makes a call there. He ha* been and M. L Giwttr of Jarksonville Finley at CoIron wa* tiroping in wtlh ll’e law* ly po-ting in it* tr U ' 2 'Xlalivo Malaya's Wf-meml" marten com 4 cants an hour dur­ In South Atoerlca in connection lions and buJget, he said that the Commander Henry II (’nice, Ihe couple'* former hrdnxim. pimcip.il *fice its outer- on mini Uuuned liiw high n .1 init-ioncr ol ing tha thm-mooih period ended with the Roman CathrJIc Church'* rily Is “ in good shape" and will Executive Officer, Naval Auxiliary Sir*. Fmlcy who earn# running mum p». e t »nd, t n itlng the Ihe ItrilLh prulcct" rile, S r tVinfini'h th* year tn “the black." euchariatlc congress tn Rranl. Air Station here, was a guevl of out of another room wa* woundril Klagli'r-V "! isla-Rrevard milk mar­ Jnly L V Tha Sanford City Commnilnn, ill apiwunt lha Ihe KiwanU Club. Davi* wa* arrevtod here Monday keting ana. several week* a g o . Intlrurtrd olhi't 4<i m> nibs'i i. Knowles to look Into Ihe city'* hu*iThe llrlli-h gnvvrnment vlawl nen with an eye toward a "cut­ Ihe election a* an .ni[iitlant itrp back” ahould present spending extoward self govern;n nt for (he ca**| budgeted Items. federation. r< mp.* <d of tiie nine Malay riaie* rod the former A ll G ir l Seo ul* and Brovvnlr Stiait* fv-tllrmenls 1nf Penang and interested in attending Day Camp NOUAMEUR. Franch Morocco. The American familiea umK’rMalacca. Ito-xfoto tha U J. Air Forte and atandably don't cart too much for Aug. 1-3 ar* atked tn register HILLSBORO, Ohio. tn-An ap 'light*. A railrrud spoketnun In The pally winning the mn-t *ev's Mt pictareegise Morocco. Maybe th* situation, though no Amarlean by Friday noon with .Mr*. Ike peal to President Eisenhower from , sisltxl Ihr "rro»'inr wa* n l danv ill form a cabinet to head murt Rutter Jr., phone 7*1-41. or with a nine-year-old Ohio girl who*e gernout and anjasie injtire.1 (here R an will ba.« anuU bomb under baa been killed or seriously hurt. of the governnv'1 ilepartmen'.s fear car aonse moralag to add to “They have been standing up to Mr* Elinor Ravenel nf Sanford H A. Cobb, *14. father wa* kilted In a railroad was at fault." but Ihe high com ml ■ 00 er Will retoa axcttemaoL It like good old American pioneer I* confined to the Halifax Diltrirt Tha but schedule run* a* fol croi-lng accident ha* prompted an This la the hot, dusty meadow stock,” aakl Gen. James L. Jack- Hospital in Daytona Beach, with Iowa: leaving- Grammar School official inve-tijtation Into tin* pos­ Huff wa* reli rning Lome from tain a veto. . ■ . ■ MM to telle* south of tamnltgous son, of Eureka Springs, Ark., the injuries suatained in an automobile |at >:90 a. m.; Southildr Primary sibility of Installing signals at the work In a facUry wtirn hi* auto was atiiiik. Casablanca when Unde Sam baa Nouasseur base commander. accident on July 7 near tha Day-' at 1.44 a. m. and McReynolda crnviing. Pamela wrote the President, “ I mot toa biggest of hia five air But Mrs. Evelyn Allsup. of Fort ton* Airport. ' Drug Store at S SO a. m. Pamela Sue Huff nf near Hills­ let on to* northwait bump of Walton Beach. Fla., derided after 4ftt. Ravencl, In lha letter re I’arenlr are being a«ked to boro wrote Ihe president last April think Ihr railrsid people ihould Africa. two bomba were act off on the ceived In Sanford toJay. *aid that pick up their children at 4 p. m after her fallirr. James W, Huff, have tu <!»ey *a!«ty rule* too. Can The M.M4 Americans living In ground flour of her anartment she is suffering from head Injuries, at the place where they boarded wa* killed on hia way home from you tell them to put light*? Please 1IOU-YWOOD. IB-Th# Soviet 1 think you are a good president." govemmrnl I. soil- • to film four Fnacfe Morocco lari some uaaasl- houae that there war* other place* lacerations, bruiser, nnd fracture* th* bus. work. Dee. 12. 1941. waa* aboal Rate firiara amid to* for ber children to live. And lit# wrote toe Ohio Public picture* for Metro-Coldwyn-Mayer. of both knees. KUerhower f o r w a r d e d the “Thar warn autaida waiting for Mia* Mary Etta Cowan. 107 E. child's appeal to tha Interstate Utilities Commi-ilon. " I f you put llie *tudto sj>* th.'re won't he GREATGRANDFATHER toe sebo. 1 boa and it waa n miracle Seventh St., aakl that ber Injurtei FAMES OUT CIGARS Commeree Cnmmi*»ion. Th* ICC a light al the crossing, it will any Commun.tt propaganda In nothing happened to them," she were facial laceration* and inter­ NEW YORK on - Vincent Ferra­ aiked th* Ohio rublle Hlilltie* mean an awful lot to m* for il th.*m either tog ma toil lj at said. nal She l* still under to* doctor'* ro, a 75-yeu-old great- grandfather, CoMr.iUslon to Investigate. The will protect nfker children's dad­ The»e plctur. * are painting* by aw AteForea Th* family to u w on* of the ear*, aha aaya. ta paaaing out cigar* on hi* own eommlulon scheduled a hearing dies on their pay home from French attM Vincent Van Gogh, alrflJan- few housed on the b a it itself, Tha 1940 Plymouth was a total account again. Tho rttlrrd furni- on tho matter for Sept. 2 to de­ work." ar.d they now han*' in the Moscow chlMran. waiting for n plan* out. So la the In**, according to to* report from turn polliher, who had eight child­ termine whether flaihrr aignali Pamela gav* Eisenhower an al­ Museum of Art MGM explained furiHaa five family of T. Set. Charles V. Mr*. Ravenel and Miaa Cowan. ren by hia flrst two wive*, Is rote- should he Installed at th* crossing. ternate suggestiqn too. *“ I would yesterday that It asked tho Rus­ Starks, Rock Island, til., who Mr*. Ravine] aald that tha la brating the birth of an Apound, V Th* Nave York Central rallro like tn see either a light," the sian* to film the four work* for Raa lao found lain r s r on* day with the looking forward to ktjn< *bln to. nunc* son to toa third wd* Anton- whose trains use the crossing said wrote, “or thaf railroads and use In MGM'* version of Van rallro: u rtgtoa t o f r i eta by a totob. walk ngxta m IrtU .M . 11 mould Of-pott iuUU&UaB «f rxtede dw nte n SU .’ Gogh's biography, “Lust tor Lite.** .*■ *~~~~1 «* 0 » George Renews Call For Meef Of Ministers Rest Of Program Seems Ta Be Down To Six Main Bills Pqisoning Listed As Cause Oi Death Texas Prison Riot Ends Before Midnite Insufficient Food Claimed Cause Of Disturbance By Sevcial Inmates Talbott Tells Men He's Gelling Out Of Mulligan Firm Bertha Lindley Is Freed From Prison On Murder Charge Cdr. W. R. Hazlell VC-9 Exec Officer Progress Reports On Road Projects In Seminole County Additional Term Comes From Slap Musicians Perform At Kiwanis Session Knowles Says City Will Finish Year In Black Letters Join Air Force To See Morocco Then Discover Added Excitement Bernard Davis, 39, Waives Extradition Registration Urged For Scout Camp Mrs. E. Ravencl In Halifax Hospital Varner Wins Right To Keep Selling 52 Seats Al Slake In General Voting Railroads, Roads Shouldn't Cross Says Little Girl In Appeal To Ike Red Government To Film Pictures w M Americans For Many Workers Reported Promised Land Lies On Plane In Eastern Areas Greek Officials Tell Of Gunfire Income Tax Leins Over $5 Million Made On Erickson e Ansnriatcd Press Leased Wire Airliner Goes Down; All But One O f 58 Aboard Feared Dead Nine Bills Received Affecting Seminole County's Residents Big Question Today Is What Happened To $678,000 Haul? "PiorvliTi few nlrht Mtd miming ik w f r i »«*itHea*< V. 1 1» V r‘. . 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, July 26, 1955 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 26, 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 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 26, 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/2b877731ee3db2c3f7212552e7c8cfd4.pdf c89f502a01bba9b19cdaaf2bb40679b2 PDF Text Text C o tT W V et) 'Jvu zgj /?ss Thu S e e rttrs e / c £ 0 ,1 9 S S " �7K.-T ^ __M Jfyflr.^ fc\* \;* .v * r* J ty c r ' v - ;.1 “ T- a• #, Shop and Save In Sanford n? 1 . W a n te d lim t lft AN 1NPBPKW PKW T DAILY W BW 8PAFBK Weather Pertly rtend* rhrowgli Tweed** •«H m stirred meetly sftnrnenn thundershowers. * A m nrlatrd P ro w l a i w d Wire na. m b Tonight Important For Commissioners « inspirational Talk Ike To Give Report P a r k in g . On Geneva Meeting O r d i n a n c e Given Rolarians O n A g e n d a By Bill Waldeck SHS Band Students To Be Discussed Bring Back Honors From Music Camp WASHINGTON i* -T to work Harold E. Talbott b>i dooo lor » no.ooo-a-r*sr private income while serving •• secretary o< tho Air Toite comes under public serutln) i WASHINGTON r - President today. „ . . 1 Eisenhower reports ‘Irrisv In con The open hearing was «*U« ®J ' grcsiinnsl Irsder*. snd tonight to ^ , the Senate lnvesUgatloni aifbcomA short hut very inspirations! the nation on the *ummii confer-1 U u C S tlO n S nittee to k» k into Talbott’s aetlr talk on “ Altitudes", bs*ed on the enre at which he found “evidence ^ illcs as a special partner la Paul f.r*t letter in hu subject. “Tha of a non friendliness in the woriJ." B. Mulligan it Co., a New York Mom Rum" bv Bill Waldeck. feeAll radio and television net­ efficiency engineering firm. TalTwo propos*I otdinsixe* w«ra lured the wechlv meeting of tha works, except perhsps CBS, will bolt levered other buiiness In­ MISS SABA JACOBSON demonstrates with artlilv the rote of ester skiing a> %h* bolds the rone Ih. P r,. i.n r, pr<“, f j , f t ,h* ' "F ConimUslon- Sanford Rotary Club this noou it terests but kepi the tia with Mulli- with her lets. Abe Is takinr tmrt to tha summer recreation program water skiing daises which ere ..id 1? i J d #M , l 7/oninc m,'and !,ncflanniiij: h*M J " Com* y M tto Yacht Uub. ________________________ ______________ _________ gsn on taking h u gofers meat post hald twice weekly. (Photo h r Jamesoni l*h« nation, i>DS Mid ^aiW0U i k / th^ uhn ha« hi« had HsH A\#r UUrlf thirl* vwidcclc, who Returning Friday from lha five carry the addreu cither tint or He has said ha wouM accept ao veeki University of Mismi Summer as a recording Istcr in the even . f1h . ffral 0,dlna-.e '"r for >far‘ t , , ,fSi,trarPf«cllcsl adoproiiU tha Mulligan firm mskes r 1 I. , n ordinance with »sEutla Bsnd Camp tn Corsl Gables fixe . . . on contra eta with firms “provn. . i k i • ■ . . ‘he purpo.e to ri.mln.tr Ih, sis. f.xtfn , , n , niv, M„ r a„d „ , •indent* of tha Scmuicle High The talk is scheduled for 10 M log .ilu.tlon which now exists in mrmhor of thf , u „ o( d)mtnantly"t d o i n g goveramen School brought hack many honors. p. m. r.l)l. j Sjinford. Tr# if<)uirrmrnt«, if a ** L'niversity. ** Educational AdvK work. . . Joe Fisher, (he captain of the Tba secretary k*» tastifiad he President Eisenhower armed at ceplvd. will K. for ..ff-«irrr. |ntk. *or in the Home Study Depjrtmant, SHS Band acted si one of the rounbit “tried to ba helpful td MulliAirport at 9 M a. m. yes ing for new or additional con- showed hi* intere«tcd group twa selors during the camp, and the National gan,” but haa dtaled that ha used ORLANDO. FIs. UT-Police aa wife’s house to kill her but slaying terday. A rirurle which turned mlo slivictlons. price* of gta««wsre. both idonlieal rsbin of 12 boys under his leader- a downpour hit government post Improperly far north at Virginia are asked • roomer by mistake. ■d a* Th. follow),.c Information con m |h rollH jn,j m„ 1f ^ tha ststlrd *« hi. hi* plane ship son tha Ifonor Cabin Trophy to watch for Bernard Davit, St. Deputy Sheriff L. P. Nrv! said hr that purpose. He said he retouched down, but II d.d not damp lam, part, of H, lctin N«. Jt „ mr mgrcdients by Ui. ssma nman­ of (he camp. In addition to tms, accused of stealing Into hit ex Dim slipped into the hours ear­ relvss about SM.000 a year from en tha enthusiasm of a welcome in which wot * ^milled. T-.r tocomJos was awarded • certificate for which police ••limited S.000 per m*-nii*s| parking apace n l&l ufacturer. ly yesterday and shot Joel Cohen, tbs firm’s profits. His Air Force LOS ANGELES. W-Tha clang outstanding service for bugtir.g at sons Joined. M, asleep in the bedroom Davis salary Is tU .o » a year. square frvt. On* nr two family (<nr reiailmi for IS and ttse ott*e» once shared with Mrs. Msrle Fin­ of trolleys and the roar of buses tha ramp. During lha ramp he After tha subeommtttae rotad dwelling* are to havr one space price found Itself on the nation's echoed through this city's streets Jovially shaking hands with lop played first cornet in tha White e.ivernmpni ami Hmlnmailo nif, i P*t family unit and multiple Saturday for hill pubMe kaartags, ley. to. counters St % _> due tn au today for the first time in 34 days government amt diplomatic otfi- . •„ ii... , .,pr almost mrerreplible Imperfection, Chairman McCJalUa (D-Arfc) laid Mrs. Pulley was wounded in the as U>e longest irsniit strike in Bsnd. on to ' / dwelling* ore i ar« jer , . .. Bob Reely. a senior in (he hand, rials, the President moved hi thought they would be' la the ... ... i family unit up In four unit*, pi i* '/ »Pr ^»r ‘ nr** ln* compansou stomach and left elbow when, local history ended. m crophones and told lha crowd. ^ „ r, for r , rh that •* » many sale, p«»p|e and bust. played in tha White Rand at camp interest of “ both tto pubte wel­ bolding a .22 caliber pistol, she »n‘« professional men, because fare aad Saciwtaip Talhatt kirn* ran from another bedroom to la- Operators voted 1.U2-4M at a snd was awarded certificates for “ Just what will ba the result o tillnll, 0>rr N l|f flHir. , , tnuuipl«* mass meeting yesterday to tormi- the following: outstanding service, tnticonfs r.nce, ofcourse, no Me fam||e dwelling liwludrs housing of their altiludas. found themsalva* vestlgita the shooting. sell." , nala Las Angeles' costliest trans­ dance band playing, theory, ath­ know,. But Uiacoming mouths w01 for mar% t, 4t, u „ 1|n|„ on "bargain counters." Their atCohrn staggered from bed, took portation lieup. tall much letic* snd ha was a member of the such as apartment hou*^, s"vip “ 're hul mu- of many imMrs. Finley‘i gun and find two Tha strike, which forced tno.ooo Honor Cabin. “ But in the meantime," he add housrs, trnrnirnl*. row hnuecs and Perfection* in their makatip, ht shots si Davis before be died, Neel LONG BEACH. Calif., 'J*-Two Patsy Ifaught received rortifl- od, “ w* do know that new- con- similar dwellings). daily riders lc find other trins I 'taled. housewives wfco’v# Just driven a Slid. portation, coil bus and trolley rales for oulJtsnding athlete, pro tarts have hern e*tahli*hn1 and Hntelt: one *|'ic* f'»e each two The meeting was rilled to sn iff 1MO Seara-Roebuck motor buggy Mrs Finley, m fair condition at operators an estimated 9710.000 to grrse, theory and service. Uierv is evidence of a new friend­ sleeping rooms or suites, plus <me by lh« newly installed president, here from Pemuylvanla now plea a hospital, told offtreri ahe mw lost pay, and the I/is Angelas Grace Duggar received an cul- liness tn the world." spare for each five employes. William, i Hill) Hush, J r , Georgs Davit run from the house and to pilot It to Alaska. Transit Lines B.343,000 In lost slsnding in progress certificate and I Tourist Home*, Cabins, Mot* I*. Touhy offered lha invocation and Joyce Milam received a certificate Tha two-dpUadar, s i g h t-horno drive off ,n <ii automobile parked revenue. Trailer Coutt* or Camps; line llie smyng was led by Charlls Morpawar horseless carriage arrived a block, away. space for sach guest or sleeping j risen, who also introduced th* Twice during the lieup members for geing outstanding In theory. Mrs. Finley divorced Davis a Tha Seminole High Bandmaster. a weak ago yesterday with Mrs. owner or manager, if resident nn speaker. Harry Kudrll was at Hit of Division UTT, AFL Amalgt Bath Partridge. 41. Long mouth ago and resumed use of her mated Assn, af Street. Electric Ernest Cowley is In lha faculty of loom or suite, plus one spare for piano. WASHINGTON (AV-IUw. Pass- Kitty maiden name. Her mother Mrs. Hallway and Motor Coach Em- the band ramp. During ramp he Beach, aad Mrs. Margaret Wand th« owner or manage., if redd'nt Georgr Waldeck. a son to lha man (D -U ) said today M would baugh, 42, to aaaiby Compton. Eva Finley. Use only other pers»n ployea of America rejected offers was assistant Dean of Boys and on tba premises and one spare |>CC speaker, was introduced to th# ■H tor “hold aat uatfl la the bouve at Use time of the taught thaory, trombone and con* roller space, l/wlglng, Rooming club. 7 hr Waldeck*. now rwiidint — „ to . “ Faaa^ar tretoUaa" .w u Mrs. ttooCJpg, *ai® her daughter met of 11 cents moeg gu tour. -l tksfcb a u i f .'i and Riaidirg llotiuu: on* apace a- Daytona Orach, are nativea to Yesterday they epynve* a M MU Ut •W ■add to P tm U m 'i enplaaaUoB to tt* » Dsvls to Clarksburg. W. Va.. and Tba ramp under tha directum of fores.ii two sleeping rooms, p is \\e>t Virginia, •to day drive firom York. Pa., where they ware married two years sgo. of l i cents in hour in throe step! Fred McCall rama from 10 stales preside*! on# for each five boardirv.; gu> .-is within a year. she aad Mrs. Wudbaugh were program. snd San Salvador. Student* attend­ who are not liwlging gu*-la, o.er Rea. Hayden fO-Aris). Boor maa- childhood chums. ing the camp had tha opportunity and al/.ve throne* no rtip) IM|T thi» Her father J. J. Ruth, of York, ager for tha money bill in the of pis ring under the direction <>f sl^m, irappol when highway pa above two> •!rrpii s momi, ptu* Amato, where S«T mdltooa of (hat drove tha ear across country and hack In IBM. Her lata great uncle. ""' eYVB,7 ' mo' t oul trolmen blocked a crovs-c.'miry one epar# for rovknrr or m«r^K«r amount were restored, had told tf resident on prrrniM•s. Marcell us Diehl, of York, drove it reporters earlier tost " •* '« • goInriuH lM ^’w n l ^ ^ nCliff i f f 1hl*h* ,ywas,n minted d '**rl lodav ™"ntry «f includingine'T HfBfy Fulmofe, Rano aass admit silmil. Private cauii»b or l.odgra: te San Francisco, she said, about Reno, was quoted today lag to stand pat on euaetly what Banlum, Ltroy Anderson and Mor ling the shooting of a wraith) *l>ara for each of not lc*s tb.in the leasts rotpd." Ion Gould. young Californian , SO ^per crnl ol the sdiVi memlwt- _ # The two a ra aapactod to head Mrs. Partridge Mid that afior HOLLYWOOD. OB - A strike they rest up from the 1 . 100 -mile agginit the nation’s television film Dead with a bullet In hi. a h d J ^ ' ' ’i ^ VT* f'*r H f l n ||m O V H n m O House aad Sanata esafersea mBIKMINGHAM. Ala . (Pt-A Tt men was Frederick Winter Heim. I rml’lo)'r* ' U I J U U f MC V 1 )0 1 1 1 6 ipecthrdy, aad tto lr ttarylydif- trip aad overhaul tha buggy they'll producers was author!red last year-old grandmother was found night by a unanimous vote of shout alivo in thick woods six ,daya after 19-yrar-old son of Ro, llrlm. vtcr ' “' h ’r^U ltm u fcrlag attitudes indicated a bitter ---- ------, r | HONOLULU tT—Three former 2.000 H o l l y w o o d acton and sha wandered away from a sub president and general manager of right la the effort Id eempremtoe October. plus on.siMca f ..r e . - h . ,W r l r j l n prlM,n, r i M w l r wh# doctor, on*, actresses. Continental Raking Co. In l/ts An differences In the bills psised by urban nursing hpmr. vol .yee. Including "'ir* ' „nf„ (llrnH ,hrlr barks nn the grles. lie was shot at the family four emp" Um two houses. The producers art deadlocked In what might hsva Keen (hr dor* ,-to consider apaero,for j i" ^ ,'s Y a trs . .ailed fata list night home in Pacific Palisades nrai Ibis The House voted only IMM, with the AFL Screen Actors Guild last organised hunt. Mrs. Nor* hospital ambulant-s'-, and similar Til,Tjo for the current year. Ike tn contract negotiations. The gutM Moors was found lying helplan in RERUN, to) - Soviet Premier West Los Angeles Saturday night vehicle*. Sanitarium or Convales­ on the last leg of th-tr Journey Bulganin and Communist party S e n a t e tMOMU.Taa. Prestos* said U had mailad 10.000 sinks a bed of fallen leaves only a quar­ Capt. Gordon Fairchild of the cent Home*: on.i spacu for ra> h hoinr. authorisation ballots to members ter of a mils from tha nursing boss Nikita • . Khrushchev. Rut- Nevada highway potrol summed six patient twd*. phi* one spate Tliey h*d It houri of romplela Ziisnhower had i d a f M U H frrrdom on Ihw Krsmiful Amer» throughout tha nation. Ths mall home. Sha suffered mainly from ala’s two top leaders at the Rig up Blmstrtn's statement as fn|. Tto. (Continue*l On Page Eight* •can territorial island before tha If a complete dsadtock drral. AlftoB, Iowa (Jt-Vladlmir Mat- ballots are returnable nest Sunday briar scratches and hundreds of Four summit ecmfervnee in Gene­ lows: “lie admitted going up to liner departed. epi, either o r both te a m canid iktvieh, lovtot acting mialsUr of If Ikay support the authorttalkas, Insect bites although sha had gone va, are spending sevsral days In tha lleint residence . . . and ring Rait Berlin on their way horn*. agriculture, u td kart he’s going to The trio told a r.r/i conference appoint saw conferees. ing the door hell Rimstrin had a guild spokesmen said, a strike without food or water during the Tto other two lop-level Russians tha Soviet government to |)r»terdav that it waa ■ radio gun m his hand and ihovtd It st fee Geneva talks. Foreign Min­ out as young Ifelns opened the a regular agricultural at- may start Aug. 1 or soon after ordeal vpccrh by President Elscnhornwr ward. Search p a r t i e s had cvwnbed ister V.M. Molotov and Marshal to * e Soviet Embassy to that prompted th-m to try to g«d Wakar Pidgooo. guild president. tangled woods to Oso Mount OUvr floorgi Zhukov, tho defense minis­ door. Heins grappled with Bimthe Chine a Reds to let thorn rteln, Jerked him through the door V l v f w V V W I V v i •w W fl community II mllea north of ter, flew m to Moarow last night. Tho task to this representative. Mid toe Board of Directors bad coma home. and tried to Judo him, according Premier Otto GroUwohl of ComIf to to seat, will to to beep Bus- recommended that members att- Birmingham for a week. Th* three, lading for home o* to the statement Bimstein says alaa farm authorities iafomod on IlsorlM It to call a strike “if Mrs. Moore received emergency unist-govwnsad East Germany ha then shot Hems In the stom­ Two wore werka remain in th. tba President Cleveland, are Wit* treatment at a Birmingham hospi­ necessary to obtain a Just and thanked Bulganin and Khrushchev American farm progress. ne'er rklmg porti.us of tha sum-J'tam C ( owart, 22, Dalton, fla.j tal and was returned to the home for accepting an invitation “to ach "Our diplomats.” declared Mat- decent contract." mer recreation twogram. Clasiei! to''Ala " . Briggs » JacksonvUln. Sha remembered lutla to the six rod aeveral days." Bulganin, SPRINGEBVILLS, Alton to - itovtok last aigbt with a touch of are held tsery Thursday and Fri- Tex.: and Olho G. Bril. 2t. milsdays. summing up tha Ganeva tatks, Btondbouada today were aa Us humor, “ are loo much occupied day from ! until I p nt. with lu>n». Hi*a., and Olympia, Waxh. said on his arrival yesterday the trail of a marauding bear which with talk. Wo consider it’s our duty Fre.1 Gina* *ml K. W. Chrtatrn They bad rrfu*ed repstrlalJon conference had succeeded M relax­ attached two e a n p a n several ta^Mp^jmU them down closer to sen a* In.tnirtorr. , "’"r ,h* •tmtatico and ing world tension. mass from each oth Gent* announced foal there had. " 'f t to Red lhim Imtead. Mouatalaa n ear ham Tho United Itatoa baa mainNEW YORK to) - Florida Gov heen excellent participation Ini .Th# three, on their first day m (ft—Tho Commit­ J. T. Elliott, nf tatood aa agricultural attache to teeWASHINGTON Collini, here on a good will tour, the water program and that at< sod tn nearly fiv. years, acted to American Steamship Lines Warm Magnate*, to Casa Grand* for im last U years and says six American flag steamship today greeted Newr Ynrkrrs nn a pru&imalrly 24 lludroti j Feur Jayeres from ths HanfuH pmumi/ the w were clawed by apparently morning television show, NBC'i to «aier *ki without having any I ' companies are taking lha first Club attended the Fourth District •ame beast yesterday,, the Apart Apache •Todav.” eaurua In Leesburg yesterday. Re. prevous knmalrtlga nf the sport [ stops in a thrse-billion-doiiar ship 1 reported. County shcrtfTa office Later the governor was schedul­ Th# two intiructor* evpre**ed| presenting Sanferd ware M. L WASHINGTON to) - Vnitors replacement program. Elliott Mid hie wife Capehart (R-Ind) and Clifford P. ed to lunch with R. E. McNeil, thrir ajip. rciatiun to Robson'* Rahons Jr* Tammy Stringer, The committee said last night couple moved into Mabr car afh of the Hanover Rank Sporting Good* and Virgil Grace) | these and 10 other American lines Jack Barrselough, and Carl Over- Casa (R-NJ) laid today President President ba toft a hoar's •aw paw atrtog atrfito his tola Collins, who arrived here yet- Who fuenishhed boats and motorEisenhower's role al Geneva street. will participate in the next ftw Uad, bet MTd ha ( WASHINGTON to-A military Tha piirpoM af the session ««s makes It almost eertaia ka will lerdey arenmpanied by M Florida for the evcnls. b u r w u going to M program bailed by B*|u years to “tha largest peacetime based an making plans for ths run for re-election. s s b huslnas*mrn and reporters, “ ill skip replacement program la the n car.” I (D-Oa) as btraldiag “ a nevfl make visits In Boston and Phila­ Sea. Humphrey (D-Minn* said cummer conference to b« held in Tbcw. be said, **ww __ we to the defense to the nation" nation's kiatory.** ' JERUSALEM, irt - fin a l wtB two weeks In Orlando. Plans were In a separata Interview he has delphia later tills week The pur elect a new liomember Parlia* to alaap aad tha nasi thing I totow eewsee wp today tor almost certain Tha first six ara Amtrican Pros- discussed for Itoms to ba brought “aywaya assumed" Elsenhower posv of their trip Is to convince inenl fKne*.tt) tomorrow for lha tba b u r grabbed my heed to Ha Bewee approval - Ma nvxt-to-last Meet Unas, Moore-MeCormaek before the exsauthra committee. win be a candidate again next financiers and businessmen nf | fir»t time in four vrarx. New Im­ mowto. I gueaa the mdy thing that legislative atop. Ltotl. Grace Line, Oceanle Steam­ One main factor expressed by year. But to Mid he thinks 'tomes- these t»n eltle* snd New York lived ma wna that my band was Ttoa starts what was In have ship Co, Pacific Par East Line the delegation Wes that Sanford tie Isauee, rather than inte,-nation- that Florida's economy I* sound FT LEWIS. U ash . h — T»o migrant* and a «en«atinnal court carcred to keep off tho rata.” Tha begn the last weak to the IMS aad United Stales lanes. d”’ °,,*ro,V# u interested In making, a bid for al policies, with be overriding in and to interest them ip various more Army olfirer* fare possible1 aiimal flad when the car's bead- aasatow of Congress. next year’s election. court-martial nn charge* of giving The Mapai Inarti Labor party, bond Isauca. tha fall confers*-!. **. ka said. I M rro»»setoeil leaders had aid ami comfort tn the enemy while heading th* present government coalition, hope* enough members t o a t o t o t o r M y M adjournprisoners of *«ar In Korea. 14 Col. Paul V. Lite* and Ma) and allle* will be clrctH to enabl* rotooM cS tnihj? thTaettog Dent* Harold L Kuriiko rfi*rlns«d Sat­ It to lead thf next Cabinet. Rut It to i t urday the Army la bringing the i* tip again*! eritlritm for defend* JACKSONVILLE (to — A plan to TAIXAIUSBEE tot—Tha Florida ««uld make im mova which might m tomorrow. charge* against them While thr ing an alleged Quitting In a court cut hospital coats by ptaetof pa- Legislature headed today toward embarrass him while he is away The Senate majority hlse had Army made nn announcement, ease, which hark* bark to wartimn . P-. n » w ;> .c . m. m ttexts m foster homes la under a m w eodurancarocord with pros- The Legislature probably will adamantly refs sad (hui far to go Hungary. study by the Florida Crippled pketa d in fe v w o a riy sattivmant take a recess until the governor beyond giving separata teals for files snd Kaschkn twoflrmH they The immigrant*. Jew* f r o n t letardey to DoLsad a t too toady have been lnve«ticatrd and said Children's Commission. of a reapportionmrnt stalrmatt returns. Collins said Thursday sir- Ba) end Monroe counilei in a Sett Ceevaleeront Bows* She hod case ta now before the com­ North Africa, ronililuia an unpro* Tba commission, which paid fnr now entering tig eighth week. tew to IU health for several oral legislators bad suggested II reshuffling plan that would glee their manding general of *i) 4th Army st dirtable clement among th* miUton ywars. tha tofpttattuttou to l.tro cfslkf- On Thursday, the Legislators aad to had *a objection* provided South Florida an additional Senate the Prealdto. San Francisco, for a or in men and women ever I t B an la Downr, BsL» renlast year, heard Dr. William will equal ths M-day mark which the U nustove would got down to sett at (bo sxpense of North Flor­ decision ss to whether they will be entitled to take part tn proportional INI, _the J prnflto B. Ktonar to Tallahassee, dirac- tto 1MB atsstoa set when tt did serious w ort a gala the Mtewiag ida. balloting out af a population at tried by eourt-marliaf. tar, toitaa tto plan at ■ mast- a tuappofTinu— Mow Taah w “fob. job. 1,700,000. Gov. Collins to t Ini Istad an a ■ rtaMOfttoMMBt -^ jtIj Thai r i u r t J f eertaia 4 p a e hack tain rvapporttonment Job Ihst would Nevertheless, tt It doubtful IF* tocauaa tha toW ahers ara sunlikea» ^ d jj, M. today, tt will Mate Sarasota and Mtaateo sepa­ BUDGET APPBOVED election will basically rhang* It* ly to u r i p g iN anyth lag while to rtgrt B started rata districts II wofi u Bay and PARIS (Jl Franeo’a National raol’a foruigis or domoatto axrey m a week •to * to# Monroe. Those two counties are Assembly approved a military flaw, Ctottaai to axray i M t o f i r ewnjr. Tto proto wfl tow to S a lta n gaa J u m CL m w Joined with Chariotta la a budget of 04m billion f r a n c s UONR CLUB SFKAKKB ta said, to mead aroto to tha No aetlvo bffi to reegpartk* tba atngto district. (tt.73l.MI.t70) yesterday. This la Bill Waldeck, a public rolat Spokesmen tor tto Sanata major­ M Sanata dfatricta la aew before Several re a anna hsva toon as­ an lncroste of about 30 bfilton advisor of Daytooa Beach, wfl b* ity Mm wfelck Baa differed sharply tto Laglaiaturo aid erne la lm- signed for lha majority bloc aland franca (3S3.T14.200) over last year, ths guest speaker at (to regular provtoug any addtttaual de-pita tt* and «f tt* Indoefttaa luncheon of Em Sanford Lfo*B fighttng. Ckb «t Police Far North Virginia Alerted To Watch For Orlandoan A ' Passman Declares He'd Hold Up Bill 'Until Christmas' * Clang 01 Trolleys Tells Los Angeles Strike Has Ended Housewives Plan Alaskan Trip Soon In 1920 Motor Car Bimstein Quoted As Admitting Death! Of‘Wealthy Youth rrsa r* . * * Hollywood Stars Vote Unanimously For Guild Walk-Out Lost Grandmother Alive In Woods Travel Lasf Leg Premier Bulganin, Red Party Leader Stop At E. Berlin Motskevich To Ask Soviet Government To Assign Attache Two Weeks Remain For Water Skiers MnaHtomuk look ForMarauding Bear * 6 Steamship Firms 4 Juycess Attend Take First Steps Leesburg Meeting . ▼ Governor Appears On Television Show Senators Certain Of Ike's Candidacy Israel To Elect New Parliament Military Reserves Program Is Hailed A Officers' Cases Are Being Investigated Elisabeth C.-Trocy Dies In Rest Home ^ Cut Being Studied For Hospital Costs Outlook Dim For Early Agreement lV S R b r M a .wM ■ W M r a s is S S L Iffi �o- \n tt BARKER! ’ak ZST 7**V BACKAND OMAN TNT GTFKJr.' n Tf>o Oi U w v . m J VC0. HD. . DAJVetQ JUMOff ^ 3. iv/rv Information For Veterans rt.aK imjun a s p rcr*.- re?*w g*ir LCT WUVSVTOTAAPAAtf *C\Vt wants t o Hare ar* authorltatlva eniweri I* the maatmum ret* of lnteraal from tha VaUrana Administration on Imurad nomaalty loans? K>N7V! UJ.T ?J.7£*£»* s ru s «* «*•«■•» ■««•** _. kgrr (lraUI„. e three percent dlaeount rate, or Q. Doea time spent aa t cadet •» « U of ».T at tha tl. R. Military Academy at * MarWeal Point count, t- computing Q. I have a Korea GI Urm in* ? / . eeM wnej1 for Korean GI polley. At the end of the A. N o T t a e .pent attending { * * • * • " !* ™ * * o d ' J * * * ? * 1 ary of tha U. g. fiVrvic .radem* L hM! ‘ U>£ ! ? . n * W H for ‘ nolK* ir.—inclufllng V.’«*t point—may no* ht inrludad, in figuring your Veu naadnt do anything— GI training antltlauioat. rteke cartaln your pr*Q. About a year ago I wet l r * R*ld • • ,* » • *> l*nf .rrioualy Injured whll* traveling, »» * ^ r policy It It In force at tho iiruler order*, to report for indue «-••> »f Uio term period, it will bo turn into military eervice. Of renewed automatically, rouree, 1 never M i Inducted. My VaUrana living in Central Flor- i0O<our, _Toavy/// Ida who with further .'n/nrnution about their benefit*, ihouin wr'A the VA office at 43 E. Central go to a VA hoipltalf A. You may be eligible for VA Aw, Orlando. hospital care, an the asm# heals at a veteran with a tarvies*on. netted diieWUty, providing year (inability wai not the reiult of women flocked in a bargain aele of kimono tcirvoi i t the Kikuya your awn Rtlaeol»4i.*l. A.thSf you cam guv vouneiP a clohh and a |Af«iL (d uxuPOPt at mg local one l.tTlf &'ft.' HO* gtjuru flfAM U T writ do m*. •tfA A iiS... M l (*'•***• Q. I am planning yet a Of department store that the second buiineaa loan to be w t r t d , rather floor callipted under the strain, i than guarani/ad, by tfc«- VA. What Tweaty-four woman wera injure. Things Are Buzzing As Outboard Motor Boat Overturns truck, a fire chief and aiiorttd poller cars. • Amid tba marine hubbub. ar unidentified valer taxi operator DCiad in among the official flo­ tilla and calmly flahed Harlan Silfirv and Ed Burrbam out ol the drink. They got back In their righted boat and went trilling about tba harbor a;ain. while the firemen, looked for • quiet, reitful plica to anchor. BAN PEDRO. Calif. th -A 11 foot outboard motor boat over­ turned la l-oi Anff’ica harbor Wednesday, and then 1‘j n j i really happened. An unidentified ap -tator evlnmtly turned in ,'t' aorta of EXECUTION TOtl> alirma becauie, pre.inlly. two TAIPEI, Forme»a ih-Sur rot*. Are boat.. appeared, aiobg with a vicUd apiei were executed jetpolite boat, Ul m Cout durrd lerdty on Queaoy Iiland. the boiti, a Coait Guard land reacua Defenae Minutry announced. WILL YOU BE OUR GUEST? W i have leeead 30 alr-eoadltiuaed reome at tba Mer-Loe Motel. They ore ali*elutetr FREE in all Itaw arrlvata at euf Naval Air Station. Pick ip your hey a at the •Hies at ODIUM & TUDOR,, Inc. "BulMera of Pin# Home*’** 3135 8. French Ave.» ^rWutidiautUAvt latOuLDX'tcu ■ y ^ ’T J U S T sroM P tO ir 4 w iy AHW ▼vpanerp mr *5533 A " ' M , . ▼ • m In the klfeher* or In tho garden, for freezing' or for Irrigation. . . Sunthlne Service Electricity will help you enjoy the taate«dollghto of freah foods all year ro und ...w ill halp you get chorea done footer, eaeler. bettor...w ill give you more time and energy for family activities and outlnge.ii P M NAPPtM �Crewmen Escape From Burning Plane County Personals RICHMOND, Vi. Ten Navy crewmen esciped safely Wednes­ make them a paying factor, it was N. C. vlalted Cypres* Gardena day when a twin-engine patrol bom­ and the Bok Tower Monday. decided to abolish them. ber made an emergency landing in Mr. and Mr*. J. T. MeLala Jr. a farm field eight miles north of Those present Included Mr. and Mrs. W. Muon. Mr. and Mrs. Al- nav* a* their guest for tome time, Richmond. gie Spears, Mr. and Mrs. Drown Mr*. C. D. Biddix of Redlands, The plane, on a routine trailing Miller, Mr. and Mrs. R. T Muffley, Calif. • flight from Jacksonville, Fla., to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lawson. Mr. Mr*. Harry Geiger *nd *on and Washington, crash-landed when A wry important meeting o( the and Mrs. Dick Arnold and Dan Des­ daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mra. one engine caught fire and fell Old Glory Po»t No. 1§3 will be held mond, Mr. and Mrs. W. Lin*. Mr. Wayna Geiger, spent Sunday with to the ground. The crew climbed and Mrs. James Varnatee, William Harry Geiger in St. Petersburg out moments before the plane was tonight at 1:00 o’clock at the U - Harvey and hosts Mr. and Mrs. where he I* confined to Bay destroyed by an explosion. gion borne on Prairie Lake. Jones. Pine* Hospital All of the crewmen were from Myrna and Mike and nichard A picnic lunch and "Get To­ Florida, including Aviation Ma­ Mr*. E. T. Summerslll it visit­ Swain of Waycroaa, Ga., who have gether” of Lyman School gradu­ been visiting Mr. and Mr*. Roy ates was enjoyed at Sunnyshadc ing her sister, Mrs. Mattie Lee chinists'* Mate S.C. Charles W. Schmchl. of Jacksonville, who was Bowles, have returned to their park last Friday evening. Among in lakeland. supposed to be celebrating his 30th Mr. and Mrs. Lester Harper home. those present were, Elmer and Alh- and family had at thrir rcornt I birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Howard F.aton Jr., Ica Helms, Leon and Marjorie of Webster, N. Y. along with daugh- Helms, Robert and JoAnn Ham­ guest, Rodger Pedone of Key | Ur Deborah Kay are spending a mond, daughter Gad. Betty Ann West. The Baptist W. M. V. held Its few days with Mrs. Eaton’s par- Wells, and son and daughter, Mr. ents. Chief and Mrs. Layo. and Mrs. W. J. Wells Jr.. William meeting at the church Tuesday Mrs. James McGrath will attend McLaughlin McGrath. Collcn Lorn evening. A covered di«h supper PLYMOUTH. England ll* — A a meeting of Civil Defense Workers ler and daughter and Claude Dun­ was held after which secret pals Royal Navy seamaji was held wrre revealed. at Venetian Gardens, Leesburg, on can. all of Longwood. for taking a poke at an The program was on the "llap. Thursday Friday. admiral for no apparent reason. Donald and Betty Wilson, Bertha Grady Rawlins entered t h e Ritchie and her four children, Sa­ tilt World Allianre** with Mr*. The Incider t occurred yesterday Orange Memorial Hospital for an rah Lou Perry and daughter, Mau­ \V. L. Seig, Mr*. T. W. Prevatt, aboard the maintenance ship Her rice and Lorraine Terly and child­ Mr*. Jettlr Shuler. Mrs. Iwster ry Head a* S2-year-old Vice AJm operation on Wednesday. The Rev. Clyde Duncan.who Is ren. all of Orlando; Ilcrschel and lUrpcr, Mr*. Grare Lindsey, Mr*. John Eaton was inspecting the visiting in town, conducted the Collrn Demoret and sons of Winter Paul Maxwsll. and Mr*. Tommy crew at fire drill. services at the Baptist Church this Park; Mr. and Mrs. Carlyle Swof- Melvin Jr., taking part in the proThe admiral staggered back ford and children of Altomcntc giam. Twenty-one attended. from the unexpected blow and his past Sunday. Mr*. II. II. I'attishall of San­ "Pat** Blankenship and family. Springs; Eugene and Eleanor No­ ford, and her daughter-in-law and hat sailed over the side into the Who hare been visiting his father, well and three sons ol Forest City; »on, Mr. and Mr*. Itert Patti- sea. Myrl Blankenship of Maine Street, Mrs. Hrrminc Gilbert of Eau Gal­ ihall of Orlando called on friend* A navy statement said: "A rat­ lic. the Rev. Clyde Duncan, Mrs ing (petty officer* assaulted the left Thursday for Pittsburgh. Pa. here last week. admiral and has been detalued Mr. and Mrs. Brad Stevens have Duncan and children. Mr. and Mr*. Lonli Markham pending medical examination and returned from several weeks visit and family apent Wednesday In investigation." in Syracuse. N. Y., to their home Daytona Beach with relative*. on Molnar Ave. Mr*. T. W Prevatt and family The three new directors elected had a* their gue-u Sunday. Mr*. by the Longwood Chamber of Com* | Prevatt*' sister and brother-lnmerce for the neat three years in­ I law, Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Durrani* cluded Town Clerk Charles Mor­ of New Smyrna Beach. PORTSMOUTH. Ohio IP-M ri. rison, Ralph Hammond, and It. R. I/ila Jrnkint. 51, apparently just Henson. Sam J o h n s o n was lly ADDIB PRKVATT wa-n’t through talking to ner hus­ Mr. end Mr*. George Adams elected but declined due to his band. and Miss Itosalce Boyd left last duties as town councilman. Scioto County Sheriff Burl Jus­ Treasurer Lew Arnold announc­ week for Detroit to spend some tice said the Dutch Ridge woman ed that the medical fund has reach time. was thrown off the bum|>er of the ed the tots! of «I,7S0. The suggested Mr. and Mrs. John Stone and family -ar after a quarrel with plans fdr the proposed medical cen­ family had aa their m rn t guest, her husband Walker. SB. She aufter were presented for the ap­ Bobby lamb of Titusville. lly VIRGINIA P. ANDERSON frrrd a fractured arm and head proval of the members. The Mr. and Mrs. Walter Yar­ Mr. and Mr*. Jerry Chlodlnl ruts. plans now will he checked by the borough have as thrlr guests for Town Council for final approval some time, their daughter, Mrs. and son, Jerry Ixm of St. Ixiul* The sheriff said Mra. Jenkins Mo. Have arrived to visit hl» jumped on the bumper and clung before construction will begin. Denny Whiting and children of brother and sister-in-law, Mr. to the hood ornament as her hus­ The new officers elected at the New Orleans. ** and Mr*. Pete Chlodlnl on lok# band started to driva away. He directors' meeting were as follows: Mrs. T. W. Pwevatt and family l.mms Cove. stopped suddenly. president, Charles Morrison; vice Attending the Home Demon­ president, Claude Layo; treasurer, had aa their guests last week, Miss Shirley Gtlgga and Frank Contoa stration ahort course. In Gaines­ the Rev. I* W. Scott, Georg* R. Lew Arnold. Both Mr. Layo and ville last wrek were laikr Mary Patterson, I'. D. Anderson, A. F. Mr. Arnold were reelected to of­ of Jacksonville. The Rev. and Mra. Bill Ellen- menders, Mr*. James Dingman, Kemp, William Pulver, Chief fices held the previous year. The three retiring directors are wood and family had aa their president aod Mr*. Carl Mo**, Charles R. Bone, It. M. Gleason, Ross Mobley, Roland Mobley, and guests Sunday,' Raymond Wernikia Mr*. Kay McClun# ami Mr*. C. R. W. Keogh, Slarshall Smith, of Dade Citf, and the Rev. Har­ W. Sjoblom Going over Tue*day and K. R. Reaves. Russell Grant. and taking part In the varioua The nett meeting will be held rison I icon W Moultrie, Ga. The Friendship Class hell Its Thursday. August 11 at 1:30 when Col. and Mr*. Howard W. Lind­ Choral Group number* were Mr*. monthly meeting Saturday even­ the members will meet at Sunny- sey arrived Thursday from Wash­ Jamr* McGee, Mrs. G. B. Drake ing, at the home of Mr*. Killren shade Park for a picnic* dinner, ington, D. C. to visit Col. Lind­ and Mr*. J. M. Thompson. The Willard. It wa* In th* form of a with the business meeting follow* sey's mother, Mrs. George II. Lake Mary singing group was the wiener roast on th# lake. The only one to receive an ereoret Ing at eight, at which time Re­ Llndaey of Geneva. included wiener*, baked Mr. and Mr*. Otis Go««*r and menu tiring president L. Cox will turn Saturday evening s e v e r a l bean*, potata aabvd, potato chips, the gave! over to the new president friends of Col. and Mr*. Lindsey son, Otla Jr., left Wednesday for roll*, pirklrs and relishes, rhoro. Charles Morrison. Mr. Morrison gathered In the hark yard and en­ Norfolk, Va. where he ha» l>ern late rake, marshmallow*, and transferred. will announce the committee chair­ joyed a barbecue supper. irni tea. Roger Wansley Jr. and hi* j Enjoying this beside* Mr*. Wil­ man for the coming year. Movies Those pr*sent were the follow­ will be shown to conclude the pro­ ing! Major and Mrs. Sam Porter brother 31ike of Orlando, were lard and her mother. Mr*. Ida of Orlando, Mr. and Mrs. \V. G. the weekend guest* of their I Keogh were 3tr. and Mra. John gram. Mr. and Mrs. Linton Coi enter­ Kilbee, Mr. and Mra. J. W. Yar­ grandparents. 3lr. and !lr*. W. T. Keogh of Burlington, N. C., the tained the Longwood Volunteer borough, Mr. and Mra. W. I» Wansley. Rev. ami 31r*. L. W. Scott, 31r. Malcolm Strong ha* arrived by and Firemen and their families the past Sieg, Mr. and Mra. faster Drown, 31r*. Robert Geiger and chil­ Saturday at their homo on Lake Mr. and Mra. Homer Ballard, Mr. plane from, hi* hom# In New Jer­ dren, Rlrklr, Ronr.le and Carolyn, Wlldemere. nnd Mr*. John Thomas, Mr. and sey to visit hi* unrl* and aunt, Mr. and 3frs William Pulver and The afternoon was spent swim­ Mr*. Cader Hart, Rev. and Mra. Mr. and Mra. J. R. MrLauglin. Chief K. llone, 31r. and Cdr. and Mrs. J. F. Parker Donnie, ming and boating, before a sausage BUI Elienwood. Mrs. Georg* Mra. R. W. Keogh and sons. roast was held. I.InJscy, and Dlei. Strivell. Cot have moved Into the»Tood house. Craig and Ktllh and Kathy Wil­ Guests present Included Mr. and and Mr*. Lladtey left Sunday for Ila hae recently been transferred lard. Mrs. Daniel Screeney and daughter, their home. • to NAAS, Sanford. Spending Sunday at Ih* beach J. A. Yates la home again af­ Pat; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Willis Mr. and Mr*. John Stone and were 3lr. and Mr*. Clay Smith, and sons Keith, Billie John and family have a* thrlr guest* for ter visiting relatives in klarsh- her mother 3tr*. John l-each and Bruce; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mor­ a few <lay» Mr. Slones* brother tirld, Mo. While there h? enjoyrd John Edward and Mr*. rison; Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Ru­ and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mra. attending the city's centennial son, Leach's father, Edward Pratt of dolph; Mr. and Mrs. Claude Layo Paul Stone and sons, Edwin, Jack, celebration. and the hosts Mr. and Mrs. Cox. and Jimmie of Sanford, N. P Mr. and Mr*. A N. Scott re­ Washington, D. C. and Mr. ami . Mr. and Mrs. Larry Jones en­ J. T. McLain Sr., I* staying at turned home Thursday from an 31r*. James Howard. Gayla Burk* and Joyce Peter­ tertained, at their home on Lake Rest Haven with his daughter and extended vacation which began Wayman, the directors and their son-in-law, Mr. and Mr*. W. L with their daughter Charlotte'* son returned Saturday from the a u m # Youth Camp, held at friewda of the Sanford Farmers' Solg. graduation from Medlral School, N White 8prlt!ga last week. Market and Auction recently. A Mr. and Mr*. F.. J. Lowry hav* l,i !T,llad*Iphla, Pa. I-ater, they Mra. Dempsey Hamilton and covered dials dinner was served on a* their gue«t, thalr daughter, vlalted friends In Main* and children returned Sunday from the lawn. Beortdale, N. Y. Friend* of Mia Batty of W. Vo. Miami, whero they bed been visit­ The business meeting was called Mr. ond Mra. W. A. Elienwood Scott will he Interested to know to o n to by William L. Lins and had aa their gueat Sunday, Mr. that ah* Is now Interning In San ing relative* for n month. Mr*. J. L. Bullard and fostrr the directors and officers mapped Ellenwocd*' aiater. Ml** Mary Francisco, Calif, ion, Letter Levtner epent Sunday out a program of Improvements Julia Elienwood of Savannah, Ga. Leon Taylor of Newport New, with har daughter and aon-in-law, that would enable the auction to be J'dla and Allen returned to Va- la the guest of hi* friends, Mr. and Mra. M. Flanders, of a greater service to the area farm­ Georgia with her Sunday for a Mr. and Mra. Richard Iver*. la t­ Winter Parlc. ers. er, Mr*. Taylor and their son will .hofl visit. Mlsa Cecelia Milsted Is spend As there Isn't enough interest Mr. and Mr*. John Stone and join him and they will build on among the local C a lib a n in the family and thrlr guests, Mr. ami their property on Crystal lake. Ing th* weak visiting relatives in cattle auction pens and scales to Mr*. Paul Stone and children of Sir. Taylor ha* lean transferred Oviedo. Friendt of F. G. t o will be from th* Newport Post Office to sorry to hear that he 1* a patient the Sanford Post Office. at th# Femald Laughton Memor­ Mr. and Mr*. J. K. Rrower ial Hospital In Sanford. ttMC M adrid* Bow* Into and children, Nancy and Ken of Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Fawcett Um line* of a private utility Weet Palm Beach, were th* week­ •pent th* past weekend In their mnpany for Cte trot Usaa la his* end fussts of her parent*. Mr. teey a* Lawfl U Stratum chslr'eko Mary ham*, returning ta and Mra. P. D. Anderson. They their summer place at Highlands, vraro en r^ito home, after a va­ N. C. on Monday, Cuan H arton. throws Um switch cation spent camping In the vari­ (right) to Waal MUtoo, N. Y. A Friends of Mra J. C. Brannon ous National Park* In Georgia, will bs sorry te learn that ah* ftw aailaa away to r “ Virginia and tho Carolina*. W. Y, a f has been seriously ill this past Attending the Farm Bureau week. plenie at Rock Spring*, Saturday Mr. and Mr*. Jack Scott of were Mr. and Mr*. W. P. Burk* Dunkirk, N. Y. are announcing and daughter, Gayle and Mr*. tk* birth of John Williams Paul Brosm and son, Paul of on July 14. aMr.eat. Scott la th* eoa Fern Park, Myrna William*, Mr. of Rev and Mra. L. W. Reott. and Mra. J. A. Strang*, Mr*. A. Mr*. Leah Jordon of Daytona B. Ailing and ch'tdron, Arthur Beech la visiting her brother-inn d Adel*. and slater, Mr. and Mra. Roy Saturday afternoon, ground was law broken for th* new Preebyteriaa I* Rowell. Educational Building. Prior to Ikot time, Veraer Nelson, "Skipper" Nelson and I. V. Williams had ssalsted to laying out tho plot Saturday, th# trench** for tho footing* wove dug by the fol­ lowing man of tit* congregation: TIIE SANFORD ITCnAT.D * Mon. July 2.'. 13.a Pnjr# 3 aerra aster* Longwood Navy Holds Seaman For Poking Admiral Geneva Bumper Of Auto Bad Place To Ride Lake M ary A CHOOSE & USE *B S OUR GUEST". Wo hav* baaed to air to tho r m s to o l tow to oor Naval to r to m r YOU WANT W A N T IT t o r . to to* Odham ft Tudor, Inc. SANFORD P A I N T CO . 0 7 W jf D M T ST. FREE PARKING Black Snow Comes Back To Geneva GENEVA IP—Th# American!' black tnow it swirling down on Geneva again, Mauling laundry on clothei linn and smudging the girl* tunning on downtown ter­ race*. "It'i awful." laid one, "you nth on tan nil anil then Ihit tluff comet down and make* you look and feel ai if you've got a cate of black mt-ailn." And what't worse, the man who halted the dutky tnowfail ta*t year Gen. Walter Bedell Smith, it not attending the tummit conference. The black flaket began detrend­ ing on Geneva first last summer, during the Indochina armiHire conference. For awhile nobody could figure tite origin, hut the pe«ky tluff fell at regular Inter­ vals on a wide area around the downtown tthone Hotel headquar­ ter* of the U.S. delegation to the conference. A determined Inquiry fraced Ihe overtired toot to one rhintnry in the hotel. Some Geneva friendt appealed to Gen. Smith, then un­ dersecretary of Mate and acting Gen. Smith stopped the snow by chief of Hie V S. delegation. having »crconi put in the chlm Thix it what the general found: neys. lie recalled that during Several timet daily and at night World War It a highly secret U.S. security men made the piece of paper turned up In a round* of delegalion office* with North African dale urller's stall, "bum bag*." Into the bags went wrapped around a handful «f dates. all discarded paper—used cartiont. It had gone unhumed up a chim­ old memos, anything on which ney and been retrieved hy the teervt information might have date teller in a town whe.? p i­ per. any -kind of paper, was at been scribbled. Even the di«*.llrs of dclcfatev a premium. Gen. Smith li back In the United went Into the hag, an important Item to the U S. it, legali<m since States now, in private hmine** Secretary of Stale Dulles t* a great The security men are burning one for drawing Grange lines and again, and nobody is screening thape* while he ponders Ihe ver­ their ashes. bal outpourings of others. The se­ GETS CAR BACK. curity expert* taid the doodles could reveal confidential matter, BUT CANT DRIVE IT presumably to an expert on psy­ TYLER, Tex. en - Marshall chiatric warf.no. Stile* showed up at Ihe police When the "burn hag*" were full. station yeMcrday to rrport his ear Hie terurily men took Utern to a had been stolen, the police, who basement furnace, chopped up the had picked up Sitin' ear and wer* paper and dumped it Into a hot looking for him, hauled him into fire. The a*h flew,up the chimney, court where hr pawl $so in speed­ to come down on tho residents of ing fines and wa* put under $23 the neighborhood and their laun­ bond until he grit a driver's license. dry. N in e w R o o m Prospects Improve That Government May Achieve Goal WASHINGTON IP — Troipecfs are impioving that the Fiicnhowcp administration may achieve iU prime domestic goat — balancing Hie federal budget — in fiscal 19VS. the bookkeeping rear which it just three week* old. Secretary of the Trcaniry Humphiey reported Wednesday that fi«ral 1955 ended June 30 with a de­ licti of $l.l92.noo,noo. Rut rising prosperity was pushing up tax collection*. Even though feiK’ral spending last year ran a billion dollar* above the forecast made by Pres­ ident Eisenhower. Hie deficit was 3on million dollar* levs than Elsen­ hower anticipated. Ant the trenl of tax collections wi* still sharply upward a* the fiscal yrar closed. 3tany farmer* u*o Infra red lamp* to provide warmth frr thetr aowrt and pig* at farrowing time. e s t t h in g w it h e t / ie w itis th o 4 -D o o r fth4 ora th* stunning newha w MEN Hiiick in tro d u c e d A m erica's ( ir il hardtop — the R iv ie ra -fo lk s w ent for it in ■ hig way, and fast. They liked the Convertible look of thia 2-door beauty—long, low ond rakish. They liked the added security of the atccl roof over­ head. And they certainly liked the abacncc of center posts in the aide window arcaa-w hich gave a completely unbroken view left and right. People liked it all ao well that, over the past six years, they made Ihe Kivient the higgcat-iclling hardtop in the world, har none. A nd it ttill is. N o w Buiek ha* come up with another great advance in hardtop* —tk» 4-Dear Rivirra - *nd it's a sensational hit. fl ha* everything the nriginat 2-Door Riviera has - plus separate doors for rcar-sm t passengers, and a whulc ol u lot more room for them. Rock-solid An//-piliar* on cither side are whal latch the front doors and hinge the rear unci. So there's no center post above the door line - a n d a completely open sweep o f view to both sides. And the roominess provided hy ibis gorgeoua new hardtop it really som ething-over 9 inches more hiproom and 5 inches more letroom in Ihe rear. That way you can also fry what •Is# is In he had here—Hoick com­ fort, Hoick power, Hoick ride und handling nnd roadability-plus the electrifying action of H oick's Variable Pitch Pynullow.* Dolt Ibis w frek-tom orrow would ho f i r ' - a n d y o u ’ll sec w liat record volume really means tit Ihe way of record-high trade* in deals. •I’stlsU l Tilth P)«j//ou> if if# unit Djwltw Btdth hstUi loJjf. fl it g W tfi •a KOAL>MAU£K. r f ii.n J •• m U tJ tu ts coil os c tl.f Stuti. W h y don't you come aee this brand-new kind of automobile that's heading up fhe parade of Ihe hnffeat-aclling line of lluicks in history? T h r ill o f th o y o o r im B u k U c h )a r cn M , filtered air for leas than you think with Buick's AIRCONDITIONER If aa genuine Frigidaire NICHOLSON BUICK Co. « • So. MajraoSU A rt. Phono 1031 �! tn e c rir, nr "T *m ■ R*fuWfean" gtmiRg f a t Fewer Not For Party M AC thinking and action. It req u ires abandon* ment of p a r tv line thinking. Karh project nee I* a rp ra isa l of public a n d private needa, rig h ts and responsibilities. B O YLE Now th a t President Fiaenimw-er haa t* n eeled th * Dixon-Yates contract, which • u th ir ir e d a prlvat# com pany to supply NEW YORK jP—Soma Stt timet charms of maybe half a million'•competitions, power f i r pttblie needi, it aeema certain th n in hit life Rutiell Patterson h it lovely American girls, and ha still At present Pattenon Is tonnoisy ■ ruffling and s to rm y oratory hoard hid to view a line of beautiful doe.n't fed tired You hardly esn KimtiouOy engaged In tha task In both Housa and Remit* sinro tho Iwtringirls and pick out th# prettiest fi*.l mm like that any moia. of picking "Miss Esquitlte form.™ Next t'm e rain comes, do what children n in r o f contract negntlatlnna will aiihaitle. Naturally, hard work Ilka this' Brin* in artt.t himtelf — he • beiuty eonteit sponsored by know how to dn and most adults have fo r­ Deapite jubilation of D e m o c ra t', they hnvo thnuld piy well A fellow hat lo figures he h it drawn the (emilt ) oitvd Artitts. a Hollywood firm, think of the wear anJ tear on hit form lio.noo timet m hit work. There were 1A3,000 "r'*i"*J *<*• gotten: E njov It. Put on old clothes— th e n o t won a surrender fro m th o Preairtent o r eyeball*. not counting Idle doodling (the Irani* throughout the lntted Statea fewer the b e tte r, within reasonable lim its. from Republicans, nor h a v e tho nepuhllrana Rut Patterson, a famous Ulut- kind of pictures »ny man drawl| shown pubUe power to bo "galloping social­ Take off 'lin es and socks. T hen get out from trstor and mteritcnrator, hat iu’* ^"r fnoi—b* fecit he It lm- ■lined to the fact that ai a jud|« under shelter. ism " telHc»*ly put principle above pervious si a Judge to any femi- he won't make min) cloia persunal fnendt. Feel the sp in 'll and s p a tte r of drops, M em phis Is to hulld it* own power plant * profit in this matter. , nlne th »r,n P*e**u«e. tl ] "You cant accept m^ncy :n » But o \rr tJ.c>cjt» He Hu H# th# icar ’n nil icalp soothing to b ra in and sp irit. Squlggle th e to supplant the power M in g drslnod from thing o' thii kind—it might he achieved an idea of what he think* «»• pv* 'here by a r'U'ntc • u? toes In wet g rass. Find a deep place, if th e TVA by the Atomic E nergy I’nmnii*mistaken, or it might oblige you,".'* *n Heal girl: :n * conte.l to choot* the it’i'A there's rain enough—a puddle or a ru sh ­ ainn. T h* President profp,««es himself h a p ­ he tald | She would be about J feet a tve-eutiful cigarette girl in NeJing gutter to rre n t. Children will have found Beauty ronlcvti hate become a have red hair, hi e e>e«, afuil, k°fk She hit hun wi|h her mike py w ith this compromise. B ut it seems fa ir It fust. Join them In a sp la sh ; don’t mind big American induitry. It hat beun »aucy m>uth, a Jf-inch hurt, a 2t . UP kit. to assum e a t well th at th e President was climated that there arc up to IT. inch waist and a It inch hiplinc ! What hat Patterson learned th e wet. pot at all happv shout th e p artisan nature o f ism beauty contets a year and' Oddly enough, although this it aboutwomen from his unpaid Or. if all th is la too m tirh for your dig­ th e fly h t. the money output, including ad <bc type of girl he draw* In his hobhk? nity. just put on a raincoat and Vo for a Me w as prohsbly not a t all happy, e ith ­ vrrttiing, to promote them run- ""n maganne and newspaper il j ••Well, reklheadt lend U» feel waik. Take along a congenial spirit, if into the hundreds of miUiint of (tuatretion* hj rarely hat met her | Uprrior—whether they wera born er. w ith the 1st* developm ent which r e ­ there's one around. Feel th e clean rain, ta s te dollar*. , *n rc*l lif*' ird-haited or acquired tha color vealed th a t a government consultant, w ho At M, Tatterson, acautious.1 In Judgingbeauty contejtant* b<. latwr. And brunette ire generally it. enjov tho look of it sla n tin g down. Then had urged * private e n te rp ris e solution to white-muitgrhed man who tell* of now- relict on hit artist's »>c. a little more solid »"•* * >J*. . go hark home refreshed. th e n<»w*r ahutnge, tu rn e d nut to he a a si*-stitch head tear inflicted by r»'her than a Ispeline to measure bl-ndct." » What’s t h a t ? You get th e sniffles? P ry one lo.ing contctant, it the un fhe variahlat involved ) Tb^t thould dispel the mystery mem ber of an Investm ent firm which had o ff vigorously w ith a rough towel; or tak e rhallcnged king of beauty cuntett m ake lor tviter understand *(„, t woman — except, nt been actin g as a financial agent on the D ix­ judges. nj in n,y home " he said eri«pl> course, Hi# one sou want to knove. a hot hith. Fvon if a couple of aneer.es per­ on-Yates project P resident Elsenhower is lit* own shy estimate ti that he At aJudge Patten n lays he » | ni4 klj, | or y|.,„ July tl, »rnl sist, 't will sMIl have been w orth white. •aae n tiallr an honest m an and this last piece has h'd to view and Judga the neither a leg nor bo.nm man. . a y . j m(> :J th* hatie desirable thape of heauli-, of Inform ation shed a gloom y light on th e fill women ha«ni really changed ad m in istratio n ’s position. much in tint rentury He feels that SAM DAWSON Power, Involving as it does such im port­ the quality of entrants In beauty |P n 's-n p er train s are In trouble. T he ant facto rs of in d u s tra l production, of contest!, however, hat nn'n with fare do’s not begin to cover costa of oper­ th* mere*.mg popularity of tuch gtomle re*earch and developm ent of th e ation ami railro ad s are ru n n in g an annual living conditions of so m an y citirena, Is nu t I deficit of f.o m 1100 000,000 to $<500,000.. . . , ^ . . • matte* t ' divide people Into "I am a De- ' nnn t...t t„ « .........in ..avia* ' NEW YORK # —Corporate prof- ahead tabnu'e the hi* saint reported for SUla r i t i t a n a ’ l e v a ' M R O rnsituno Pa UP— Sit ono just o m aintain paaseng:er » rv e. tU_ , |k, |h# bllim#ll baom -are The first IM eorporatlnns to rr- the firti three montht of ths >car. p l a f l j U d f l d 169 \n.irrw Nels Hesdhal, ef Little Title Is the om inous m essage wnirn i natrn,Bmn | hettar ihsn some economic port f*"*» ihrough almott all the Thr c„n,m rrt, iirpsrtoirnt hat 0 y\,rb, Minn . Hopped st a service man R lrh a r' R. Mitchell o f th e In tersta te rf»pa«tera expected. importsnt mduttnes and they in Juit r41r.d m r >timate ox fir»t- | . I f. I I .teflon on Route Sit near this CnhifWP* (*nnimUni»>n tiring* to th® HO* K»p#ciall)‘ imprtiiiv# gaini if f iludt bothinull and lira* firmi quarter profiti «•( all corporatism j M w ICVI f 1 0 f l 3 1 Pocono Mountain retort t ®m a H 'l l r t U a»r t*t S h i SIi . i St. rnuntir a d v lrin n of the Assuciation of •»> eompanis. But the number Is loo .mall >el. hy onf billion dollars I., a total .eirral day. ago » i n I "i ii * „„ *od lh# rsilroadi. Tha first lib to mute than tndiraie th# trend. „( 4l billion, compared with SI'. . _ _ , _ ||« mid the owners, Mr and • • IHKt lllH ■»•••»» OiHUl It. ISIS American Itnilingili lie Suva that pasaeu- c„ rpi,r i |,n|U io report esmingt art | Final total*, week. in the ulur.*. <| - tn t!l* ju il three month* T .UA U n n L |n f J f l t t l vtM Charle. Gordon, hs was • i I m i eaiM it t i i s i i r i - i i n . ■•4m lit a »« g r r a e rlc e pnva only w hen operated he- cr tasei for the first h i monthi could whittle down ttit high per „j jgj|. IW U r l w l l I IIIU v l i l jhitchhikmr to f t Carton, rotors to Never Tires Of Judging Beauties | Rainy Day Prescription Train Trouble Soldier Changes Clothes At Station; Wallet Left Behind* Corporate Profits Running High The Sanford Herald •« rxiM H •* Ware* t. 1ST* a a a e s s s s i i i . n o * * ■•a pakiiitH • rsareipTins a a r e s •e Carr's* la* Hi ■” * **•* s t i l t ti M VIim Haalfee •!■ » * » ltt eat t»M aa.se #a.re an *• i s tMMwr m Sm s Mil* •« itaakt. r*«»l»M.at aa* ■■Sat a* HltfWlaaaal tar tbs iw tM t •» valriaa Sbb4* wVSI be t t m U *•» M saltt a4t»r«»la» talas M BaHasallr be Wssstsl bstlaes aiMais essaaia aatstHaise l i t IW tU la a b te t w st tbs SaasatsIsS Prsas Wblab ti eeMllaC bsalestaslr Is tbs ess lat ratakllrs•aa ee eii tee i m i h m trietse ta tils ■•aiM tst M onrUy, July 25, 1055 t« i4 r o D A r t n im .K v e r s e In th e innneenry of m y h e nils h«v« 1 done this.—Gen. 20:5.—We ell hnve made m is­ takes. « a should correct w h e re irr ran and fo rget th em where we a a n n o t. ra id followed th is n ils. tween twu la rg e ritles. The rnilronde m«y an>n he facing public stilitiflo nr n r ire aiintmrt sim ilar to th n t auh'idv nr p r.e e aupport alm ilar to tn n i pnl.l tit- fo rm er If the rnilnm da are Wurth keeping they nre worth pay in g for w hether In Inmnwd ......... . t u « Th. r . i l , . . , l . - t. not know w h rr^ th# money ia coming from , h u t thsy are n si eager fc r governm ent etih* nldv. Racrnt’v th e y ’ve been urging drivers to leave th -ir ra m at the elatio n and tak e train* to w ork * h t .e v e r possible, but thin cannot answ er com pletely th e passenger problem. Fnlf'S th e railroads rnm e up with a solution or people again liernm e train traveling con'rinue it might well Im th at tne railroads, wh'ch r u t such a colorful path in American hl«t-.ry less thnn a rentury ago. Will U reducest to the fr.trrl glory of comm u ter trains ah u ttlln g people from city to auhurh Ilka expensive itre e tc e ra . 'how * remsrkshlt Increase of 4# cents*# l»inI o h e ttrrs note that net profit, .Springs, Colo, and atksd permitl**r Hja ) ear-before fig-1 t ombined, the net would appear even hlilter if to SALISRl’RY. Md e Norn* Mr 1non to chan;e into e I v 111 a i# ur*J ° n'J' 11 nl l,*» ,nm* , , '#r 1 many rorporstioni wrren’t totting Phmon Sod CuHaun Miller have rlothei. They acrecd ard even prn„ u lhll , , i r lhil, compared with HM.SJt.Ml for the „ ((,f U f .r , um,t% rr.r n „ ,„r |fjrn f,| , h,t w h it, tea In theirs ,v» him a meal The bright profit picture-for so lima cnmpamet in th# first s i w , t jmi)rll/,|,„ nn r,( pu n| and nalua Janutca it dops in Salts-1 Rut Wedne.dsy they asked the msny firms, sipertally tha larger: months of their previous fiscal f,|llipfl1rnl untW.r lhf |,,,. bury. I .tats police to be on tha watch . ... . . .h ta . 1* o o », I dTSSaw^w '■In tfUQIIIon « n - tn tfif rru . „n. .■nfl . . . . ll*“l . . . . I1 n a i f ....................... kv tba ika bulls knit. m wan m five m i firms nrm i wera w en in in* ren companies tliowing notable in from a two year Jail icntcnc# W*d- After H*|dhat left the station. months age by Wall1 ago tn the red •«“ hy IS# bulla in wau nve turns were in me 1 |h JM r lf f j„un^ ,n nesday on a chan* of gtowtns thry found hit wall*! with iso in Straal wlho h,g up Slock pr.ee. Many compame. esp.ci.Uy h. ^ ^ ^ . " [ a r m equ.n mar.Ju.n. In lh.tr l.n k n . traveler, check, and IIS In cash in anliripatton. p i" "• . . . ! smaller ones, have "»rrow gains r«ment. coal naoer. huild Circuit Judge R u A Taylor pint th* toldlar'a idcntlficaimn. s year .go But"whopping mrn'- ^'riVi»’ 7^m l7alT’* drugs. hll,M' »»*«wn.lcd the .cntrrtcr after th e.rj' ' lie probibly didn't hsva an1 Dhor «" over inrraitaa ha Urio^r ”ns‘‘' increase* by Mims of of the larger ‘"s n.material*, chemicals tnrreaves by Mima the larger tutiber and textile lawyers told him MrPhrr.on and other penny with hlm,H Mrs.* „M (h#f|, ta hl§hfr ones pull th*. ever.*#* higher than i 1***- ru" ^ r *m‘ "’»u‘c Miller didn't know there wst i Gordon said. "Wa don't know bovA1 Among Ihe minority with poor ja(| against cullivaling Hit d«pv he's managing to eat. If he'd Just *»(# larreatas this year than last many obtervert esp^etwt — even (uniiiaralisr showings are some -eomething whirk managamanla weed. >contact in wr'H is* glad to tend killing firms in the electrical The two firm worVrrs brought his billfold wherever ha la." [ j ^ " * * * ^reelew future profit eqtiipmrnl. food dislributng ami senlv of marijuana with them h t | „ rfn|lhfnH r r , ijH„ , airrralt mduslrica. when they came' from Jamaica Kiaenhnwer’i haiH in Geneva hy ft takra 1,000 gallons of paint HI yrara ago. There, said Mrthsiwmg the world that America Pherson'a lawyer.,’*il la brewed *sery four years fur tha U, S. TOKYO uri— Cnnimunlit thins SLOGAN sw irt iisn economy, at well as it* military proposea to lama the world's rroit dome, RENO, N*v, ,ri—Rcnn'a iksv city Ilka Ira and u*,-.l for "all sort* 0y| J ' " a m 11" ^ . the US unruly nama -tha Yellow River, admmiilratiun has tofe up with arhas and admenla." whesa cepari.) for di-aslrr ha* a switch on the lime honored Tba two hava brm using marl rreaaury wuh a promit# of highrr given Ill's OlIR C.UKST! H tha name of 'ih l i u i ,j„44n .tutstung Reno as "The Juana since thry wera :n Mr tag eollertiom m the months $orro«. Me hava leased M airPhrr'nn now Is SI and Miller S T Biugrst luilla City In the World CnndillanH mama at the Tha Rrda envision a serial nf City employes found th|a slogan "Thej'r# not addicted," said Mar-Law Motel. their lawyer •44 dams, tarracing tha main course on thrir paychecks today: Ah„i|utely FHRR far t of the river which flnwa thrnugh "The Most Courteous Litila City Hamilton P. Fat. itate'a attnr ta»* tn all aaw irritate north f'hina. The dams In turn m the World." nry, also In an axtenuating word • I our Naval Air Station. would grnrrala 110 billion ki!o*«n for the defendants, lie said h* had Pirn un vour k?va at the "It was Mayor Un Harris'. .. knuri nf electricity in a year, or plan." explained City Contruller 1° • '’Menew they gave or sold the "Iflc* of IS timei China's total m m t Gordon Sampson. dope tn anybody el-a. Tha plana wera oullinnl la the __________ Jod*r Taylor a n a McPherson National People's rongrtsa In Pei­ 1and Millar a lip before letting ping tola wrek by Vira Piemirr The U-, A match Industry pm- them |o. "If you nerd soma atuff •RuiMrra nf Fine fTniptl" Tang Ttu-hul, said a Ptipmg rado ! duces IJ's kill ion books af mist- to bod thei* are plenty of Amir 2025 8. French Av*. broadcast beard here. 'ebas a year. I lean mild ruots," ha advised. 1 TALLAHAMKE-Florida w md up the (iral hair of Usla year with 14 per rrnt fewer death* from wrecks Invaillgaled by toe Florida da Highway Patrol compared with Ibe ftrat half af tu t. Patrol Tnmdr. H N Kuhnian said today that the number of arcidrnla Inrreated by a narrow on# per rent for the January through June period, while arreala wrnt up hy the aubatantul margin of t% China To Harness Wild Yellow River Tralic Accidents Faure Strange Figure A t Session Behind Lest Year, Report Indicates JA M E S M ARLO W WAWtNfITON i# — There have: they r.»r* worthy of consideration J thar than this on dtaarmsmsnt: Wm Mtssee et fleoavs when PreaJust h.n» and ohy rsurs tta-j jh# |U| rnur thnuld work nut Uetd 1 1 s e e h o v e r must have elded m go off into left fuld, sway an mipcrtton sytlasi to prevent wished Mm french Premier, Edgar from Eurnhowcr and Edrn, Is sol rheatlng in sny arms rut. Vetterflare, had stayed home. He Hear. A mrmher of the American Hay Kitenhnwer followed this up •lapped Iha frenchman down m drUgslom told reporwrt the three by tuigrilisg Mia Untied mstda pubUe | men htd son.- over their "pining and Russia aarhanga hluaprtsli ew faure, because of hit perform- tpwarhat logether although sot in their arms and permit mutual ear*, la the strangest figure at detail. aerial checks tba eahfereura although apparent­ The fiaachman. intecure la hit Rut an Monday faure billowed ly lag everehadnwed hy Ritanhow- Job 11 prime minister, msy hire Eisenhower with a preposil that er and tha British tad Runian bean talking for tha benefit of pot- disarmament might k# trhlavad frtma Ministers, Edta and But-1 Itlnsns at home One fr*nch | hy huditliry controls. The Rue ginm. source S l i d fau ra's propositi elans, wilh lhair kind of govern­ Twice—with his proponli on Hu showed a dath of daring in hi* ment, could conceal arms apend•rm aneat and Eurnpein seeurily ms haup. ing hatlar than tho Woat, if either - h e eottne te have set KlseehowrBut tf Mae Big fo u r's dsrtng was side (healed er's tueth am edge. Amaritana at In ho the maaaura of their atalaaAnd ysstrrday, s t If tw show how The number tojurad showed an Oeeeea made it rteir Elsenhower manthlp and vision, thry could little he thousht of faura's Idea, II par rant incrraa# over tb* tig •either joined tn fsura's Idea* nor Juit at nail go ellmb an Alp. Kisanhowar told Bulimia to front monthi of HM. gning from l.U ] wet happy about them. fsura want to Ganeva at pert at faure: The United Males 10 4,Ml during tho same ala months The one on European eoeurtly of lh* Western team with Eisen­ hasn't yet found n way to which tola year. ■Used tote the RusslaM* kanda hower tad Eden. On Monday, the figure# sen he used m a Other arttvtHee shown ta lefete they said a ward And the npenmi day, he wae the second budget June report of the Patrol: lotaUna ggmiwkJy aaued an faure*# speaker Ha followed Elsenhower lure way ta control disarmament Number ef wrecks Invertigated Returning to Manday: faure Mess shoot dlsanesmeot. saying who, at that time, went no furalso envisioned an alt lumpean first half af the ye«r. T.on against •ecurtty aystem which mould ab­ T.M: number killed IM this year sorb, meaning abolish, the North tn ITT same alt months tail year: Atlantia Treaty OrgenUitlm. the written warnings first an months West's military alliance against of tail year IT,Ml against to.TM Russia and do thief hays ef de­ tola 11a months, The Palrni reeevered HIT stolen fense. The United Matas and Britain vehlclei during the Br*t half to enuaed hy npMUtag B e 1 have tainted on kraping NATO. ef tola yean apprehended IWT per letry of the muaalao. Russia his ling demanded It be sen* for vinous re a sons Troopers abolished, to faure made about gave MM apeerhei no safely, If yeWre Ubo moil sf ns. yonll MukIi i yet their energy hf as big a rnoreasion to the Rus­ 11 per rant Inarea a# and performed probohiy ewtm, play boa#boll, breaking down a chemical la your sian*—before they opened their ether duties aurb aa radio lalki and golf, i w races, m ploy ether body. There u eort of n snaln mouths to Oenava—es he eeuld skewed safety movies. games Wf B i l— phytlcol eser* reaction breakdown at this ahem* Troopers spent jtlJS I hour* on make. (ten with rntle thought of 1heml. The end result to testis add. the roads end rode t.MT.ito mites. And when Rutganin did apeak he yowu uim «j wrhin yen call upon your mne* In the Driver's License Divisloo railed tor an att-European security ayitem and the end nf NATO He 1A4.MV peapla leak driven eaa went tote more detail than faure. IM.Mf people took driver eiaml Rut both men's Idea* an that paint nations. IM I! passed while MAM felled er had taaemplota papers wound up to Ike same plate. The Weight 1M.41I vehtrlee. tound !,TM overAbout 41 pep ami at Rretofi weight end their were aspepuletlan la under II peers eld. erased HTMM.N. H mts* » ataple w*y In eerreel Odiiam &Tudor, Inc. Take It Easy On Your First Summer Outing Essssn D ls o o v a r th # In b is o a r a . . . ta k a Mg toriarvwait# wtowl CRrpator daws tor —wr Tbat'a what tons of Umaawads at new Chryahw----i n • f t awylng . . . and that's what yowti my wtom n a 4wha CKryaiee'a "lOO-MUtom-DoUar Rida." M*s othwa oar >awdtoa an warily . , . ar pevwM— r—• awtft, awuinih, ante power . . . aa Chrydec. You mjow Momatcbad matrol at any spaed, with tb* only fulL Hm* power rierring. You coavmaad Uri world'# a m t pawarftil typa V-* evstriiM, plus Urn wawaM at Ml traa— lariiina, PowarVUlal Rut tbaea'a a whaia tot wwsa 4a Ihto yvar1! Mg am mataaa sinry. Tbat'a why wa tavtta yaw ta firm ta Mr yaw m f tha Mg dltfetawea la Mg warn today, kp Aiktog CMptoarY tMUmg "lOO-ktiUtoa-OaMm MM#!* j |IIHHH111»■■■■ ‘1 0 0 -M illio n - D o lla r R id e !* r �S ojcIoL £v&niiu r.tg» I Calendar MONDAT E!.W Rprlng R.vrtlsi Chapel trill Du# to a C FO stag p a rty , T u e s­ begin at 4:30 a m. xr.w YORK .P—W.th Increasing HOLLYWOOD JT—Last year Tl USD AT boy mint likely to succeed in frequency the** dava th* te!evt«ion day night tha reg-ilar meeting of Th# P**t Nobl* Grands Club «l wai George Gnbel. Tht* year | Industry 1* making new* that tho C I ’O Wivea club w ill ha held Jar. Fill th* crock with w w m lari appears to be Johnny Carson. bears as many absorbing angles tonight at S p m at th» C f’ O Club th* fenvin!'* Rchcaah will m##l or tomato** to within 4 or I U Moor*, 711 as a cubist painting. Carton a a alender, good look on the Sanford N aval V u viliary with Mr*. H lorhr* "f th* top. Ml* well th* ing young man with an uptilted Now NBC-TV announce* that A ir S tatio n . Rcfreahmenta m il b« Myrtle Av* at 8 p. m. vinegar, aalt and w*t*r and p«ur no>« and a ravual romedy man­ Th* Ftrat Baptist Vacation neat Oct 1 it will begin preienting aervast. «»*r —* *th* — vegetable*. ------ Flat* a layer ' - ner. When hi* Thur»day mshl ' five hour long liv* dramatic ahow a T h * Driftwood O re?* of th* Rib!* Retinol at th# Elder Spring* of dtll *n<l th* rrm*imn* pickle CHS ahow pirmiervul (our week* a week in color from Hollywood Sanford Garden Cluh, » htch is for ( Baptist Chapel b«gms at 8:30 a m« Th* Ftrat Baptist Intermcdtat* »pic** osar th* top. ago, moat critics compared him Th* hour will be from I p m. to n avy wivea, w ill meet at th* Cover with • heavy plat* and to Gnbel. 1« p. m , Ea*tern Time, Monday G arden Center at t p m A ll navy Royal Ambaaaador* will meet *1 s #j(ht It t« hold th* vegetables I through Friday. And K won't be w ive* a r* Invited to attend th* 7:00 p. m. That appeara to h* his fat*. Th# Pilot Cluh will sponsor a URd»r th* hrln*. L’a* only *nouch When he arrived for a luncheon »oap opera. m eeting. ptaslirwar# perty at th* Yacht hrin# enter th* plat*, for as chat, th* man in th* neat booth •'With on* atroV* of a pen we Th# It#*rdat1 Av# Ctrcl# w ill Club at 8 p m. The public u cupa >nr liquid i* drawn from th» was-Georg* Gobel. t ar* ordering into being a theater meet at th# chapel at I p m. dially Invited to attrniL j vegetables th* crock may over"H wai inevitable that I would | on a national seal*," Albert McTh# Vacation it*bl« lU-hool at th# , t\ UDXKSIMl flow. ha rompaird to Georg*.’’ ob­ Cleary, the show's overall proTh# Firat Baptist Player M e#U Ka*p Jirkl** *t mom temper- served olinov. ••from now on. any ] duerr, laid In an interview. “For ing Service will begin at 7:30 p. #| UIT> jimut 70* F. and *ach da> comedian who doesn't do'a violent j No yean people have been asking m. Bring your Bible*. Tho Ku-.l r#m,,vc the arum that forma over kind of romedy will be called 'an 'Why not * true American thea­ Baptist Sunday School Supcrtnu ISr top. Let th* pickle* ferment other Gobel' ter?’ Now «• am creating a Iru* •ndrnta meeimga will be hetit in *‘lt hat always been that way until wall flavored with dill, and American theater.’* th# Chapel following th# Traycr UBt,| t r ( rl*ar through, with When a new- personality eomrt Tim* will tell about ttial, of RiMting. no mh„ # ip<>ti .howing when cut. along, critic* nerd a point ot re I centra*. Rut certainly the acope of Tlio First Baptist Vacation ^ j „r g «eek* th* pieklra crenc*, A James Dean .* com the proposed ahow is impressive > t t r t , Hj, tc u |# Bib!# Achool at tha F.lder Spring* pared to Marlon llrando A Mamie Two hig color studios in Bur­ Baplial Ctiapet will begin at k .-4 To ____ atom: Park, th* plrkl** In \a n Doren i* automatically called bank. Calif, will be in almost con­ a. m. t l t*rll* jar*. Strain th* plckl* another Marti)n Monro*. stant use to produce (A weeks of TIIUR5D AT prin#> hrtnf to boil*, and pour oxer “ Im *ur* when Gobel »** firvi t this stead) stream of shows, with Tha Vac* Iion Bible Shcool a» tha p.fU#t i t ,Ap ef jtr . jf d**u*.l. jetung started b* was called an on* unit bl'H-ktng in ore atudio Elder Spring* Baptist. Chapel be« flip vinegar to **i-h other Herb Shnner.” whll* another la performing in the giria at 8 30 * nv qutrt 8m1 ,jg),t| , and p«oc*a* 1» Carson hooted at th* Idea that second ll wdl absorb th* efforts Th# First Baptist Junior Riivnl rninut** at simmering t*mr*ra- such aiart a* Gobel ar* overnight of W director*. Jio playwrights, Amhasaah'ra will meet at tha tur*. between .t.Va) and 4,000 actor* and auccata**. He pointed out that church at J.fHi p nv Dili* Roll ah: Ua* 1 quart chop­ 1/ineaom* George it merely reach­ technician*. FRIDAY ped oi ground cabbac*; 1 pint ing a larger audience with the # i>! -*Am-mt MctTeary, a quick loteni* man. Th* Vacation Blbl* g,-hool at tha chopped or ground whit* anion; I romedy talent h* exhibited for save he la Interested in "hlg name" Elder Aprlngi Raptirt Chip#! bapint chopp»d ot giound awtet 1years as a rhiH hillbilly alar. acton and w ell known plays at lha MRS. ARTHUR RH IN AN gina at 8 .10 am. gr*#n p*pp*ra: and I pint chop­ Army entertainer and night club tarn* tun* v* la carrying out on* Th# fommcn*#mmt Program ped or ground *w**t r*d pepper. comic. of the most iiilcnsua hunt* h t fo r ih# F h io r K p ru ig s B a p tis k Diatrlbut* la cup fa i t over new talent aver known. war another early start­ Cliapel Vacation Blbla School each stand in a separate bool for er.Johnny *‘l have ms hesitation In doing, He wai b«rn jn year* ago in will begin .st 8 p nv Th# Kahlbitt the** rhopp»d Ingredient* and !*t i Coming. f r evample. ’Jtome.v and Juliet,' ’* Inua, which h* admit* i* will ht open in th# public at 7:34 oaih stand In a separate howl for h* siyi "Th* fact a play has been place for a comedian to com* p m. 4 hour*. Squeeae I* mualin bag no lone before on TV d'<*«n't mailer (mm Ht was on* of thos* lifedotll they ar* fr*a frona Juira. n(-lhe if it's a good play I n inUrestrd, party lads who could do fun­ Fiar* all Ingredient* In porcelaina* another rvampl* In ‘Moby Chrtat Church. Rmnivilto, N. Y .1 York City, ny r<vulme, and ventriloquism Hut lload h*ltl* with 4 tahlcapoon* h* mad* it pay off. u a , di* leans Aatutday, July U , Mr Branan. an alumnua of Fm Dick Bit I'm just as tntrtritrd muatard a**d: t labl#«pooa* cri"I lour*d all nv«r th# Midwesl "f th* marriage of Mia* Mary | ory University attended Aleison n * n,’ '* •” ,y l,,r *n “"known • ry *e*d: I quart vinegar: I 1* ounds granulated tugar; • la- with ahnw a," h* recalled “Olten lusuia# Knight, dauahUr *f Mr. | Lnivaralty, and did gradual* work | Val/-■ Mct leary *eekt new acting tal leapoon all-*pie*, unground; 1 w# would do th* show on th* bark *nd Mr*. Lewta Knight, to Arth- in entomology at th* University of *V, ^ ^ stick einnamnn; and 1 tahl*apoon of airuck bed After you've en “e Rr*n*o J r. a»n of Mr. and Florida Hr served *• a pilot m terta n*d thoi# tudiencti, you can A. Branan of Sanford. The the Army Air Fore# during t\o,|d 1 <*'" * ' " f|ev*a. unground. do,.hi*.,tog c.r.m«ny, was r *r- , War II. and now with th. II m. • h" rf„>>* 1h*« IA »»*r» Spirt* should h* tied In a hag. flea anything ” k) th# R*v. Mirim Cal4* and GrourvU SLrvica In Lf#«burf *.rc:i1 n°* ™ ,hf Roll mlitur* for lb minut*a. Pour i Aftrr a mirtima Navy hitch he A reception follawad at Uta j After a wedding trip through the American th«wter^ will have com* Into hot aterillied Jar*, teal whila worked h r radio stalioni in N* brash*, than d*. uicd v> Urkl* bom* of in# bride * parcrU. I toulh. live tsviiplt wiU ntak# their ,rom our R* aura t» aak Hollywood. Hu Car on s cellar Tha bride, *«r«vrt*d hy h*r fathar. bom# m l^eshurg. Homemade ir* cream soda: was a hit on radio and prompted wort a gown of Chantilly lace nveri \ our Dealer Mis a ran of chilled blended or hi* current TOwrrk network deal white aatin, and carried a bouquet j ang*.and grapefruit loir* with a lo Finanra »--------------------I n f whit* nrchida and atephamvtia quart b-'tll* of chilled ginger ale, H eal /iM rJ lw C . A n A Her fingertip length veil of lull* IhrouRlk pour over diced fin h frill and u e L a n a is S c e n e f „ ‘gM U m . j un*t cap ni, Mr and Mrs L F. Garner and vanilla Ice rrram in tall glass**. Chantilly lac* and a*ed pearl* Ah# • LONG HTTED JACKET for was attended by Mr*. Kvaretl C. •<>n. Roger have returned from a H your hum* «*r* to hum tothla suit of black and wrhit# tstation in North Curo'uia where Mr and Mr* I. F Walker and morrow, «ouM you rememhtr The Seminole Association*] Wo Cooper, of Hiver.lal*, N Y . as mi •varyrthlng R contained! Many men’t Missionary Union Annual Iron of honor, and Mr* Knc S J*1 Mr Garner attrndrd a wholesale family leimned yesterday from checked Egyptian totton auit* U u s n c l l u i ^ u L Ba j o iniurane* *«mpanl»* ar* so aura Rally mil tv# on Friday. July yn trup. of Scarsdale N Y , aist*r nf furniture me«ting in H.gh 1’uinl. llrudrnton whei# they spent the log d#*tgn#d by HeM Clair*Whit* linn cellar and stiff*, aa wrchriuf with Mrs Walker's lit yw* **uldn t Hat all your toaar* at th« Second lUptist Church m the bridegroom Mis* Cynthia Mi«a Fay# Gamer U wttrn.ii, k trr» Mrs Catherine I Rnwe and s»- ll a* th* Jacket ctoatrg, ara laiuii* Jellrup, nolc* of th* hrld*that th*y furnish forma to mak* Del.and euMinmi with Mach m Ua pipe I Camp Ridgecrest h r Girls in Mua Billi* Iwiii'ii, of Duilusm, h HEMn r a rD tc K aa*l*r for yna to ha*p an inThtt meeting i« for everv W M q gr«x>m. was flower girl All three tog. v*atory. Taking Inventory of a member and for Y W A T, G A ’», w*r# gown* of pal* pink organdy, Ridgtrraat, S. C. for fav• w». a. * aI W household t a k a s cnnaidtrabla and R A T of th* Tint Baptist and earned nosegay* nf mar*. A*l Mr and Mrs E R glow# have Hma hut la worth th* effort. rhufeh. Th* auatliart** will be phintum, *nd com flower* Bringing It i f to dal* *a*h year in charge nf th* program | Cap! William r Rranan C9AF. •a ah»«r gu»si. Mr g in . i . Mi** Evrlyn Hijgin,on of ll.iiinn' doesn't taka muck tun*. Mis* Bonin* Jean Ray. f<#m*r served as heat man for hi* brother Mata B»r« are wgg**ti«n* for th* missionary lo China will b* the U*h#r* were F.rte S JrJtrup and Job. Make th* Hat on* room at a gur«t speaker • Dr Harry H. Rmwnlee. tim*. Include th* list* each item Th* meeting begin* at 10 • m 1 Mr*. Branan attended Barnard A rr i»<-rl!Anr",i» tho-ser was wai purrhiasd and lha nriginal and a rovered dish lunch will be Colleg* and rnlumhi* Univaratty, roen hy Visa Jerrv WTIktnaon cost to gtvs an Indication of th* held with th* hostess church to and ts a graduate nf Pembmk* Col value, taaentlal 1a Mttllng claims. furnish the meat and drnk. IT.Hit.lay n c*hl In her hum* for lege, Rrsrwn Univeraity Ah* tor Don't forget th* contents of , Mr* R F Chpndler th* former There will b* a nursery for small mrrly wai associated with lha Tub I Mis* Ju n e r inner who mat«h*au *d drawer* aad alo**ta, children and all members ar* ur- lie Relation* Department nf the p eturos an walla, bedding, lin*n* ged In attend. Ttp* to eonalder hef.u* buying find Jun* 7i In Folkaton, Oa Mefrsspstlilaa Museum at Art, New and n'h*r Itoms you hnv# taken • sawing machin*t The »hnw*r w«* held «n the far granted. An Mtlmsta •" pre­ !• Shag am u d and C O .,I,, nutald* poVch of ih* hum# with sent value may he helpful, to*. vatu** m various makes brfoi« I iquels of red rosea Inteiapei. If certaia pnaa**aioa( vci# puryou buy. rhaa»d befnr* ItM —la the mtdLook at vartoua modrll "* 1 ,'‘,Urd P1*"" fort »*, for aiampla —replacemad* hv th# a«m* enmpan. wit* also nard. ment coats would b* greater Ganira « r i # played »tlh pri They range from a v riy plain than lha original pwrehate prt»*. head to a dalusa head. f j . m tea going to Mia* Fuy* Reck Photograph*, preferably in *•• ir a lg h t aiitchlng S)|.# to ih# hnm and M>s Chandler. lor, nf aach room will ha very After th» hono;e» w ai pr»aen •wring aerntt* typ#. uaaful tf properly I* destroyed I . Aak to **w on an# m srhln ’*i,h n,\ nv ' r ' r,jr «!f'* atalan. An individual pi*tur* M K toeom# laU reated In buying »tv# Hema. aqrh a* r *a tavaral diffrrrr.t MS- W,i ? . • entat of silver flllAtt# TbaTe to# innaarw than ordinary 4. Baamln# aahmri for fltBcr ’' h ,r’ ‘‘ ol C u n ha helpful alao. Menal faaturM aurh a. of ’"''""w 1“ s,*\" ?,' .** n! ? mt th* Hat, th* piceftting dnwrw to and g .i.io # up J''t n a « ,? u n*gatlv*a In a *af« from the machine It par* provided bRm. Ml** B a n d * B rld g .t Mia* sack as a *afa d»po*lt ho* f a r arw.lt . q u i p m .a t u.ed at t h . " ' ^ rr “ fi 1 or n fireproof *af*. They will be mack in*. F . a . of w , w , t h C a r o l.ll. M r. invaluable If yaw have to pravtda Wilkinson th* hostel* and Mra *■4 w —^ rtangar —*at •turning W *»w »ai(| itha n w rma vmproof a t lots. akin* ova*. (Cahlneta with ,ain*ll Mel Unlock top area and lag* eln,* w>#« thrr j a r * aavRy twnsrd over v #Timc Now To Make Pickles For Family, For Guests, Says Myrtie Wilson Every hamfmak.r Ilk** to bar* plekla* *n band t* »*rr* to b*r family and guaata. *»y* Myrti# TYUaon. H orn* Demonstration fvni. Agent Pi-.p'e lilt pirht** and r#ll»h*a because th*r add 1*11 to Mh*rmil* unapp*tiitng m*ntt». Pick!** In any form not only rr*at* an f appttlt* hut alan ttimulat* it. T'rr*'» food valu# In pirklr*. to*, f r r In'tonr*. *w##t pickles fur* r th energy and dill hrinr i* anmetlmes :ated alth kraut Julf* In nutritive valu* If *tt*n in moderation with other *»i*nti*l •»i«ntlal food*, pick!** mak* an *ac*llMt addition to th* dirt. Dill pick!**: Tak* 4" or »0 irrdlum-tllrd or large eucumb#rt, eucumb«rt. medium-aired or gi»*n tomato**; a cup i t at ) whoi* mlaed pick!* apicea: fierh u! dti*d dill; 1 Tint <2 cup*' sin*far: 1 pound l l l» eupai **lt; *«d t *a..on* wai*r. tVaah and drala th* cucumber* • r gr*#n tomato**. 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Int 8L Pk. »M f l l N O ft# u IPMOWD ATABTA T U I “Khyber P ttro r S F ATABBINfl h ie lo o r RICHARD Rf.AN DAWN ADDAMS T:H • UtlA LATEST NEWS — CARTOON Itl OKLT tv i TOUCHTON DRUG CO. & tal 8T. THONI I I I • » p<»M 9 Q a rt# # • .. 4* �• - t P iy i« Won. r a f f M, 1955 THl! 9A570RDRERALD Run Rally Takes First Matches Results Told Four first round matches la th# City Ttnnli Tournament were eomplstod In spit# of Ilia rrln Saturday and Sunday with thrro matches actually being played and ona moving Ruddy Proctor into the ascend round by virtue of a default by Herold llackenhach. Raaults of matches to data nr*:—James Davis defeated Bill Park 6-4:64; H<ll Fleming de­ feated Dr. Charles Park Jr., 6-4:4-6:62 In a match closer than tha seotia indicate. BUI won tha first sat Saturday afternoon, then tha rains earns forcing a >stpunment until Sunday with r. Park Jr. winning tha first sat of tha day by an Identical score, 6-4. Fleming then put on tha pressure to win tha deciding sat 0 games to 2. Joel Mots was victorious In his match with Stanley KaU by Scores of 6-1 and 6-4. Other flist round matches ara to ba completed by mid-week, weather permlting. Cana Tucker, defending singles ahamplon, engaged ia a good workout w i t h young Wally Phllipa Jr. tha challengar of ''Grandpa" Chailia Morrison for an exhibition match of a set or two or as many as Charlie ran go. This mstch. which will prob­ ably ba. arranged as soon as Mr. Morrison recovers from hia exer­ tion In playing last weekend, 1s being billed as tha meeting ef a modern David (Young Wally) and a Goliath (Charlie Morrison) who has over W years of tennis of all hinds behind him. For many years, there has been an intense rivalry between Morrison and a local In­ surance counselor named Roy Haller as to who Is the better player but Mr. Hollar states (and does so very emphatically) that as far as Morrison's tennis la aoncemed, Tils future Is past." A member of Tha Herald's editorial staff reported this morn­ ing that Mr. Morrison was seen In tha Pshtie Library Saturday afternoon trying to find a book on tennis that would help him map out a defense against left handed tennis player*, In which east gory young Master Phlpls, II years ef age, is placed- Morrison who usually plays tha left court with his doubles pattner, Gena Tucker, has perfected (If one may call It that) a shot that gees cross court to the extrema right side which normally la u a right* handers backhand but to Wally Jr. la to his forehand. And ta complicate matters, Charlie's wife, I<aura, threatens to move In with one of their children If Charlie doesn't stop talking la hia sleep about lobs, dropshota, top spina, K e From Cardinals undercuts and other tennis terms. Local tennis enthusiasts are faring a definite problem as to which participant to favor:—the veteran who Is "over the hill" and won't admit it and hang up his shoes or the young Juvenile po­ tential champion of IS who has the basie strokes, the desire to Improve by constant practice and above all that intangible some­ thing known as tennis tempera­ ment. If the match ever takes place, It should be worth wieisasIrg. Ground rules of the Sanford Hath and Tennis Club preclude TIIKY WONT sited at th a t h any wagering. are mixhtv proud. walked Drapp and that mad* M 24. In tha fifth, th* Cardinals moved in front with a pair, Fran­ cis tod off with a walk and D ^ Pray beat out an infisld h it Mgr. Red Maurlcllo forced Francis on an attempted sacrifice but CooBy H. P. GORDIE nle Mack Butler followed with' * The last city softball games of single to right that scored Pray wtih the tying run. When Shir­ the regular season were played ley’s throw to tha plate got past Thursday night with Burpee Seed Weber, both runners moved up Co. blasting out an 9 to 1 victory fine String of speckled trout which sre p rrttr gooda bate. Terry Terrell's sacrifice i t Kelly don’t mind displaying (he catch of which they over Wilson-3fai«r Furniture Co. fly to center allowed Maurielto to Pitcher Carl Witt allowed the Wilafter tha catch and mal# son-Msier butters only Dree hits, H 3 2. while the Burpee players pounded ixul'i the way It stood when out right hit* from pitcher Larry the Flyers came up in the eighth. Chunal. The heaviest bat of the St Petersburg gave backers two game was carried by Burpee's Ed causes for cheer uver the weekend Lockett, who also picked up th: -th e team emerged from th* Flor­ only triple of the evening. ida State League cellar and Is on In the second game. Hifnt-Mcits longest winning streak of th* r.ahcr^. Is:., jieppsd Bobs season. By JOE R n m r.h w Sporting Goods by a score of 3 to The Associated Press Heretofore Uo victories itraifM DETROIT, lit—A dead tired Cary 2. Pitchers C. O. Jones of Hunt Cleveland's defending champion had been beady stuff for the Saligi Middlecoff was In the semi-finals and Herman Tickle of Robson each Indians, supported by baseball's. but now they've won four to a row. allowed only five hits. Error* by of tha PGA golf lournamcnt today, best bullpen, appear to be polled Lakeland was their victim to a but only after winning a nine-hour the r.obson team lead to the Hunt for tne stretch run which Uwy doubleheader yesterday 34 and L r.*«r battle against bis opponent, par, H 1. r n victory. hope will bring them their second| O f l i n d o 114. The flrtt gam* went » to­ 22 19 M l and himxelf. 249 II 411 The play-offs for the elty toft successive American League pen­ MMMftsrd ning*. Dave Smith, who had singl­ Surging from a five-hole deficit, CbtoA It 14 •4SS ball championship will begin si nant. ed. scored the tie breaking run on (U ltir » r !ll« u IS .4M 7:30 p. m. Tuesday. The first game Middlecoff caught Jack Burke yes­ Fight games off the pace exactly l e u R c U n d Wilbourn Tomberlin’s wild pitch. 14 .la: II Daytona'a (Jan Keith'a aver­ terday with an eight-foot putt on three weeks ago. the stubborn Red- l>A/('ifl4 llrAt h Dick Desrosien doubled to Walt IS 17 .431 will put first place Hunt-McRoberts, age continue* to drop, and thie IS 1*• .4o*» Inc., against third place W. Atle* the Vdh green, then best him with men were within one game of the Ht. r « t » r a b u rllKri lt h Gonsales for insurance. (• SI •SSS Burpee Seed Co. The second game an unerring"sun shot'* on the 40th week Howe News Bureau figures top today after a streak that has W e i l %I'fllm »>1 IIIIlIX T * The Saints went wild In the aftershow llan hitting at a .364 clip, will tee second place Wilson-Maier bole. Ml I ' t l i n b u r v 1*11. M pierce, getting 17 hits— at least 7 polnta down from hit previous produced 13 victories in their last l r t t k M n » I* Inning* Furniture Co. batting fourth place Their nine-hour struggle was ihe mark. With 5 games missing 22 games, the last fivs of them in I l f f'Nils!ss | . M■ Mf *egs| a ona to every toning. Dave Smttt Hobson Sporting Goods. ( i d l n t i v l l U 9, fiajrtona I l M r b I big story of tha quarter finals from the averages. Keith ran a row. led the attack with a triple, doubl* W t M r .» l m l i t h al Cocoa can* which also saw T o m m y Bolt boast a 36 point advantage over Cleveland won two from Bslti This will be s double-elimination and stogie. Johnny Cuesta contrib­ c *Ictl «a ln trounce Lew Worsham. > and 7; his closest challenger, Ino Rodri­ more yrslriday 3-1 and 3-2 and tournament with the winner re­ •a % H I a t n n i Y uted tore* stogies. * at \ \ t « l Haim liaarli ceiving a permanent softball trophy Doug Ford whip Fred Hawkins, S gues nf Cocoa who posted a .316 once again it was the brilliant Oftanri Rolando Ortoga, tha ace Gllnea* n l « » 4 Ml Me | * f l f M b « r | and 4, Shelley Mayfield trim Don average to fill tha runner-up slot rrllef pitching of Ray Narlrsk and M from th* city. All games will be lu > lo r Jlefult. at Is*ktl*ii4 villa righthander, won hi: 19th !*occ»a at ll a ln t a v ll la played on Tuesday and Thursday Fairfield, > and 2. West Palm Death's Red Ro­ Boys," that cemented Ui* vic­ l . t : M e l 13 against 4 losses before >73 fena evenings, except for ratned-outs tories. H I. Pr* Today's semifinal pairings sen! berts, last week's contender for at Daytona Beach. Tho G-men tt s? .*14 which will be played on the follow The New York Yankees re­ X#w Totk Middlecoff against Bolt and Ford batting honors. Is no longer archased starter Orlando Pena ta IT • ‘klisiu IT against Mayfield, both over the cus­ tivs ia Florida State competi­ gained first place with a 74 and 41 IS .Ill in| Wednesday evenings. the fifth vrhrn they scored firt SI II .ITS 2-6 double-header victory over Kan­ lln.lim tomary 36-hois PGA route tion. runs on five hits. Pena was tagged 1>»!,..11 S* 41 .4)1 sas City to end an alarming down­ ,4H li ST Kin-.i n t r The big match, of course.lt With Roberta out of the way, for elx other hits and two r u u 1) *1 ■ S4I XSa.iilnxIua hill tilde that brought 13 defeats Middlecoff. Bolt, pitting the two Rodrigues had clear tailing to to earlier Innings. Tho vletorfl IMltlm.r* 11 *1 .SSI Sanford has at least one citiien combined with Lakeland's doubl* hi «i i .t * vi:m:iiiMV golf goliaths for tha first time In tho top In tntal bases, —grabbing in Ihe last !■ games. The twin w T . rh T-S . Kansas I ' l l r t - S who Is much more wldrly distin­ loss, gave Gainesville fourth place, their career. It Is an Intriguing that departmental laurel with triumphs boosted them to a full •Ne ’t i i . a u » - l , li<-.ms s - t guished elsewhere than be may be a a n ro n o pairing bat there was considtble IH&, reflecting a gain of 22 foe game over the Indians and Chica­ 11 , » , l, n , I 4-4, l u l l l r r . f , 1-S Was h ingto n S-S here at home. Hit name demands rra jr lb doubt late yesterday afternoon the week for tho Cocoa star. The go While Sox, who were held lo a I x t l u i l !•*. I. V M l , 1 I I II V S respect wherever heard throughout M'urlalla wheather Middlecoff would make outflclder-flrst—sackcr belted 3 split by the fourth-place Boston llnstnn va, U l l - a u k . a ( X ) SI lb ('<M>l>sratp«a. X. V. CHICAGO UB—George Kell and th* United State*, especially the TtetUr rf It more round-trippers to Increase Red Sox. (H u ll v im * * a rh .d u ta .ll Te rrs ll . . Walt Dropo, a couple of guys who eastsrn half of the nation. • V t T I O V i L l l l l l H li D. Cook lb Burke hurled a flve-under-par 66 hie number to 16, the only batter The While Sog. who started Ihe w s. r n once switched uniforms in the He Is Champion Apache V. Eog M iller ss day in fint place, three percen­ to show double figuree In that at him In tte morning to lake a nrhm ltt t f U r n n h lf ■ SI St .SIS SI 44 . ! « ! same player deal, have Chicago hsnviola, A. K. C. Champion Re­ Tb o rn sll d 3-up lead. Even though ha slipped column now that Roberta la no tage points above the Yankees, M llw a u k s e >aw T u r k SI <i . I I S White Sox fans bulling about a gistered Doberman stud (No. W-S7- V io r e l, p shut out the Red Sox 4 0 in the In tha afternoon, Burke waa ltd Innger around. I ’h U a d . l f M a tl IS ,Slu . Cook p 373*. This splendid dog Is owned snfroell p 44- SS .4C> pennant Tbs Isaguc's big name In long opener behind the seven-hit pitch­ Cklcae.i 2-up with two boles to go. r.l.rro o HI. I ^ u l a 41 S* .4s) Th* mere mention of the two by Mrs. Viola Kastner, proprietor o -TwSalo Realising ha had no furthar mar­ distant flubbing alto stepped up ing of Billy Pisrce but Buston • I,■< hinBall 41 S4 ,4J l who have been Instrumental In at the Eoghanvtola Kennels to the • S U X IM n t l a h u i n'.r ST*1 -.SIS gin for error, Middlecoff went into bis rbl production by 1} to.nqyv •b • H U M I.T * tk -.U TK H IM V Chicago's surge to second place, western suburbs of this rity. m action, Ha aquared Ihe match with held a distinct advantage In that ■b P r o n h l r n S - S . MlltbBukra T-S one game behind'th* New York Apache ha* been shown in com­ ir k n t c M tb I I four games off the C ln rlnria tl S I. ,Vaw Yor k 4*4 blrdla putts on the 2Mh and 36th division with 90. Keith moved t 1 I ’ll i 1 -rati : >. Ch i ■«-. S-S Drapp os Yankees, brings a quirk smile to petitive meetings with the finest K o .'l.la n r f A a holes-ths latter before a hushed ahead of Billy Wyatt of Gaines­ pace. I 'h li lU iii li>hla S I, HI lu.ula S-S ( i d • ir throng of more than 1,000 spec ville to become sole possessor Detroit's fifth place Tigers, who r•aainm)t c i f w d a l tha end u l i l k , the face of Manager Marty Mar­ offerings In a long series of con­ fWllonn • s' •I U lr h ll> ion. tort* at Orlando. Tampa, Clear- (I'riroau of base hit honors with 1-4, 2 alto have pennant ambitions, re 0 1 0 e talon. rf 4w r a T n l l V T then Wyntt. Dsn also **t* gained 7*3 games behind the lop 4ti|«rantssr4. %a 4 • • Not too long ago. both Krtl and water. SI. Petersburg, Maml, and H h lrD r rf lb Uustun ».*■ SI Cuop In "sudden desth," Mhldlecoff more I I H 'rlir r r the pace In 2-base hits oncej ds-epilw a split with Washington rra ln w n X . IT. Dmpo were questionable starters Fort Lauderdale, emerging to every tlsrcla Sb : i and Burke halved the fint three aga.n, l U n l ) samta a -h -.lu l-d ) Instance not only with top honor* Valmao |>p • • racking up nn additional' Brooklyn’s runaway Dodgers still \ with batting averagei In Ihe low holes In par, and then eama the one to now give *>ia 23 for the owned their comfortable 13'vgame %4 t tf but piling up such an Impressive a— HTakala .200) . tru rk out for Manfro4 l la Stb. match-turning "sun shot." season to dsto. Davo Drmpp of hull* over runner-up Milwaukee "Those two," s a y s Marion, lead that at one point his owner S a a f a r * __________ SSS IS Orlando owna 96 run* lo rank and their 13-game margin over the "have been 30 per cent of our was requested to withdraw him (iarr'ia. Weber. R — U a irK . DOES YOUR on top In that category once third-place New York GisMt. Al­ eb err , It. r » « b rra jr. M s s H s lla offense. We always expected Kell from competition, th* reason being W Itrapp. Kaaaablaa. IU — Vaimaa. a. H iH ll— though hit 29 to 12 in th* twin bin, obvious. To this request, ot course, more, while BUI Patrice's S-haeo HOT SPRINGS. Va. <4* - Belly to coma through but Walt had us Drapp. SchsaliL B u ile r, T o r r t U , •he graciously aeeeeded. Kaaaablaa, WlTaea. I B — B rh m llt. hit talents remained unproduc­ the Dodgers got away with a split Jameson of Ran Antonio, Tex., and Wltsaa. ■— S ts s a lb Ch. Apache U out of Candlelit*'* nKaaaablaa tive during the week, and tha against tha Braves, who had to Mary Lrna Faulk, of Thomasvllie, r — T e rrs IL D P — W tb e r to D ra pp] "All he needed was a little con­ Daytona shortstop displays tha salvage the second game 92 after Ga., posted jN tuo-under-par 72 ference. One day he went up there Bonnie by Ch. Dictator Von Glen- Th o ra o l. *o Miller. Left— Baaford Orlando I . Illl-n tf— It. Took S. droppng a 9-7 verdict In the here yesterday to win lop prise hugel. He is beautifully propor­ S, GIVE YOU HOT WEATHER a-tme league high number, 13. vaim aa 4, Pranrlo t. HO— R. Coot* and got a couple of hits and he's money In the 16.300 four-bail Hot been going like that ever since.' tioned, color brown and rust, and S. t . Valmas I. Manfred) I, rr a n r is Orlando Gonaale* of Cocoa opener. ■ H llo — Ii t I'r r o aWk * i l In l I 1-S l - t Innln O— Philadelphia's Phillies mada It Springs Women's golf tournament rejoices to the call name, "Scoof." 4. pltfrred 6 ba*ee to raise the highKeanei« t In * Inalneti Manfred *i Kell came to th* Sox from Bos­ mark In stolen bases to 3H. Alex 13 wins In (heir last 16 games, Their 72hole total of 2M was ton tail year for Grady Hatton Puppies sired by Scoof ara now la S-S Tanlnen* I I S K R - H Cc *L »-._ X Gordey's 17 wins ace tha high- sweepng a par from .At. Louis thi«e stroke* better than that and an estimated BOO,000. Dropo available from Mrs. Xastner, phone l i U W f B i f f t e ( f a i l e d .21 Yten In RUPTUM C an and ' MaIoae>. T—111*. A—417. m mark In total victories, while 64 and 14. Rain ended tha second scored by Ihe second place team as acquired from Detroit la a 9309 or 1311. fiHinq. Lean hew yen may net of Beverly llsnton of Indio, Calif., Roland. Oitcgn of G.lntsvlll# »U knlngs. rntiktm rA rW'P L L Umwm». 9 ve-player deal last winter. |nV ir^n ■hows tho best ,Jrr*nUf#. HOC,! Smalley's three nm double won and Mickey Wright, of LaJolla, Kelt went to Boettoi and Dropo comprised of 16 wins with only »>• <«™tr* Calif. m im b o g r a p h n u N n r” ' four setbacks. Bobby Arendt of to «B *MU«P*to runs In the Third-place money went lo Fay to Detroit ia 1931 la th* same deal which Involved six otter players. nightcap with ha fourth homer in Cisclsr of Monltvido, Uruguay, Daytona has racked up tha most 8 CRED IT IN VH TInnings of work, 196, while tha two days. Baal Rogovla. American and Marilyn Smith of Wichita, League castoff, ran hit shutout Kan., who posted a 72-holt total aforementioned Ortega has tha string tn IS straight inalngs to af 294. most rompUts game, 17. Louise Suggs of R4a Island. Gn., John Ivory Hmlth'a 229 (trike- the nlghtesp. euta ara again tops for tha Dick HaD, who broke in with and Betty Hicks of Palm Springs, ONR DAY ONLY NATIONWIDE league, while tha earn# can be Pittsburgh . as. an .toflelder . . . . . and otrt- Calif., rated as pre-tournament fa­ VALDEZ HOTEL, Sanford Mid of hi. 1*7 walk.. Fifty-three "elder. struck out 11 In his m .* r vorites. turned In a brilliant sevenIF.RNIA CONTROL See U. W. I'tsw Stn TksnSsr. Jatr K 4 PX - t M shutouts h a v o bee. hurled P '^ n * ^ d e b u t a. toe PI- unckr-par 67 In the final round yes- COOPERSTOWN, NY. Ift-Baieas tea SIseata -iwatralsrta.Seevtee SERVICE terday but could do no better than ball's Hall of Fame opened Its tbrsn.b tb . tu b . f M r. sMl -ft Orlando having the most, IS. header from Chicago's fading Cubs fourth place In the four-daya play. doors to Jo t DiMaggio and Gva Four OrUiulo pitchers have ee- 154 and 9-1. Vernon Law. who The top prise money awarded other Immnrtala today. countcd for 66 of the 69 wine re- went II Innings In hia previous th* Jameson • Faulk team was Ford Frlrk, commissioner of gislewed by that slob through Use atari, hurled a four-hitter la the D.690. Th* ninth-place learn drew baseball, was scheduled as prin­ cipal speaknr at (fee nnveiling of low mcney of 3323. 17th. Gordey owns 17) Vaimaa, plaques to DiMaggio, Leo (Gabby) 16) Treep, It, and Schrlsber, 10. Doak Walker of th* Detroit nartnett, Ted Lyons. Dairy Vance, Lion* kicked 49 atralght extra Frank (Home Run) Baker and points during th« 1964 season. nad Ray ScbalkThe first lour were elected lav? ■y TWR ASSOCIATED PRESS return to the Southern Assn, lin t January hy 16-year veterans of the Chattanooga surpassed Its entire division. Baseball Writers Aim . and- the I t Y k Aseriated Frees Gena Poirier, who was making 1964 hosM ran output yeeitrday Four Lookout elouter* picked Utter two were appointed by the a strong run tor "Rookie at the with alasoet one-third of the cur­ toe even Innings to wallop bases- Hall *f Fame Committee ea VetYear" honors until he was knack- rent ceaspnlgn still to gw. And they empty homers In the first gams u i . •d eat by Argentina's Oscar Pit* used toe Mg blows tor a qnlek ef a double header against Little Alan *a tb* day's program ware in n asnaatlanal fight, starts nil -------------------------------------------- -— - r Seek and Insured a 64 victory • anaual major Uagan exhibi­ ever again tonight against Danny kimsrif ant and w u tsaable to behind EU1 Germ's a r m • felt tion game at Doubtedey Field, Jn Perex. stand ap under Pita's heavy return pitching. Ralph Atkina powered pitting tb* Boston Red le a against Chattanooga'.) 37ed b veer ia (he the Milwaukee Brave* this year, Poirier*? knocked by Pda at fire in the eighth round 81.Nicholas Arena June SO waa la tonight's show at AtPitch's second. Jim Lemon rapped No. 93 and presentation by MaJ. Ross J. u The Niagara FaDi, N.Y.. Part*, a New Yark- Jn the berth. Toa* Wright mada R Yeung of a certificate ta young tod an aR aenreearda and a draw wWs Ortan 94 toe to* season Jn toe stotti and ■ S Ce»* of tea D to f as tte Had only to finish ton M and tool a dtcbtoa to f M w ibn A m t r l t a a LagW v he ton ftmfcr pltpnr of MM. Mr* to M l starts. • ' ' ' — City Softball Play-Offs Set For Tomorrow Middlecoff Indians Out To Get Is Victor 2nd Straight Flag Of Battle Keith Still Leads But Average Drops; Rodriguez Rising Held hitless through Ui* first seven innings, the Flyers came through with a two-run rally in the eighth to defeat Sanford, 4-3, In Tinker Field last night and Increase their Florida Slate League lead to a game and a half. Starter Roger Cook and reliever Chuck Francis bad not permitted a hit with one out in Ihe eighth when Ihe rally started. A walk lo Dave Drapp touched off the winning oetburst and a long double to left renter by Mike Kasiahian scored Drapp with the tying run. Dike Wilson then slapped ■ single lo right to send Kasusblan home with the winning tally. Those were ihe only iwo hits Ihe Flyers managrd as they swept the scries from the Cardin­ als, who were nursing a half, game lead before Saturday's game dn Sanford. Joe Valmas went the dhtanre for Orlando to rrgivtrr his 17th victory against 10 defeats. The righthander gave up seven hits but only one of the three San­ ford runs was earned. Cock, though he allowed no hits, had trouble with his control and walked four In the second in­ ning for Ihe Flyers' first run. Tony Catch led off the Inning with a walk and Jerry Weber and Juan Garcia also drew walk* after Jim Shirley bad fanned. When Valmas got the fourth walk. It forced Catch home. Francis then relieved and fan ned Ed llouseknrchL But he Doberman Claims Chisox Fans Buzz Much Recognition With Pennant Hope 6 \ J Betty Jameson Is Winner Of Tourney tr u s s miseries? J Hall Of Fame Open Door To DiMaggio, 5 Other Immortals Poirior Starts Anew With Fight Chattanooga Tops 1954 HR Output W m . yo u hmviola • b e o u b g u est? • V ' • •». «’ * We here (sued I t Alr-CmdHImked Rmxn. pi Mb - -f , 1 I .il\\ ANVwmntR �TIlK SANFORD IIKllAl.D Mon. July If I t's W erth I t's W erth CLASSIFIED ADS •1 V A R IE T IE S PA N ELIN G NeUve and Poreutn Woods. See Them At S h e n s a s C o scre le Pipe Cm FAur bedroom home. Pull dialog room om m m urn s t ..A in arres of cleared USED iaae won irult ireei. (hide treei Priced only 311.000. Terms W wy 17** ran ha arranged. psom tm ACTORS V Ob. R obert A. William*, R ealtor BOOKCASE BEO. Double Pros* err, Large Mirror, Maltms, Box Spring. IIM. BEAUTIFUL 3 and » TVre Sec­ tionals priced to plena you. O tllr ■ W d k r R o m m . I m . You have to »ee the»»! ueaertl CooiratMeg 000 ntr.STR of D rawn. Re* o Commercial—1Cuilom k Low diiced In 10? Mi Coil Homes __ ECHOLS BEDDING CO. MM Mflloavllla Ate. Pbaoa 1*1 Cener rod L Magnolia Ph 1232 -See” Re ether aer. Mgr. LOTS O F ROOM Opee Moedsy's til I p. n . Eiiht room home, located M W AIR CONDITIONING Room or Hmne ronltniellMl. kitchen equipped. B . 7L P O P E C O . INC. Park Are. I W use WELAXAAPASTMStm- rooms, Whether buyIna orVtuXg, It will ^ private v U e fctba. oelBe. "lU * W .n ra iM . P*/ W j t f & j . REALTOR sewtag Msrktees. and Sepalrtag ...............Slats 'il»nk T ' Bulldl* Florida BulidUir RoHaway a n d B abp p # 5 " ~ i:« . BERTS 1M *. Park Phoee “Cell Hall'* rhone ITS! ,7, " 't i s l r a a i itini CO N CRETE ANNOUNCING Mixed Concrete. Concrete to h art Annabel!# Avals* A«M. j. Sand. Gravel, Cement [cadFrabn iiaoriated with me retc Pipe to Meet All Quail* Real fitate. 4 BEDROOMS ____ sum Living room, Olauig. Sun room. Shermasi O n n ro te Pipe O . squUi c a r limits w*w. ‘ rga modem attches kitchen with Large OM Wect Uth 8L ----, Cera* Stove sad• ~ Refrigerator, mie Tile Bath. Large closets, c — Factory to Ton — w 1" * On 3 lets with shade treei. Alum inum 111,300. SEE Seminote %eaUr fgf ®*4E" T enet Ian Rlindn ROSA L . PAYTON * able Homea and Apts. I hone (Rre, Real Enato Broker) Amu belle Headtrmn. Aisociat# rayoe tipea. Cotton or aykm ssrttp laisfw niss [ HUH', S A M S m * so r z r o ' ^ WORM* \T " .1 I ’‘•’ . . f e o •ta. . r f f i 'f t , 1’- room. Bxtra atce. aid Rtaa Ava. Bath. I l l Elm. Ausss:m 'A u P o B - V , w Reel Beuie sMsat Apertmoat. m t i K j L i u iT * *EAUWUU IB H W ? * tilled APt. CaU MS-M. f«»* eH K JffksW u * IURBURBAN Home. S bedroom, ^ ^ u tS k P lh a ? # I f M ^ / j f ^ of Tied, S in irovei, i in mue W eed 110. Ido. Term*. re shady *»•*•/ IfW, ramrni s Bedroom home located In one of the beat section* ni two. lota on corner. Beautifully land­ scaped. hardwood floors, strict* ly modern. 111.300. Terms. s r s t atffiiiK to s ,i£ .,a f s * This home his two lari# rooms, separata riming room. itte g Bedrooni|Prtvai# entraace Iirge utility room, .IstaisM Sand Mta. fhooa mpo-w. __ _ porch. It Is located o« it ’m m ■ s™ IU*000.^Kl t *hen*Vij *1ppa House moeth. M W ha ■ K I *____ TyntOt _Ifll SIB- ‘TgW rSRW uW ! lor* Ave ‘lasirarflr G lass s a d P ita t Cs. UhtlS West tad 91 Pkoue t » RED-1-MIX CONKRBTE Mis Id a Concrete Ca. M B S AH. Phase 1333 AL ROOFTNO SV w a sp - t u " Nsw la 2H " Com ulled Year rooflagjtseds at CsRcrwto P ip s Co. Out Wsat Ik s S t PhoseJMS Used fanuiure. atpiuaces. mots. »le. Bou£kl-aold. Larry s Mart a ir Balt 1st S t rhona 1M1. YOU dun t have to ses the rredl. manaisi to save ler'imslelv on our OIGANT1C Re. mnva» SALK ___ _A ROBINSON MUSIC CO. ta i N. Orsags Av«> Ortsede, Fts. FIT FOR A QUEF.N* Fsam Rubber Mattresses InnerS p r i n g MaltrSisei, Co iches. )y neat. Fsby Beds. nrnn^Run*. RenovaUng. u:*i Uphd* sm sns- T. w. mlBO IT e r 1M W . _________ INI Park Ave. P5«. fiSf ftSL-aVlS _ mTrror P chairs. 23 oo. lion desk L maple din__stand with __ , iiv^ THE CURIOSITY SHOP ITMRNTS - rnrnLahed 2101 NEW S Bedroom enoerele block Neat to Bennetl'a Court anoils Ave. One bedlmom home, wettlnchouse Kitchen, 17-32 South M monthly. Two bedroom fine need. Low Down Pay* monthly. Phot# UTS G! m eat Phone 430. THREE PIECE Oak Lawn Furni­ t A. Williams. ture MU - 31310 per set. AS I Sanford Ave. at llth Street »J0. Baggcrly Appliance Center a o iU . _________ "Your Writiaghouie Dealer t Bedroom T S W B iV $ r TS , III MsgaatfsUIvs II>Wftws *.r»T R IBK m e a fa r* * setaas Good Low it Ave. : SACtlPlCB - New port»;.ls ssw. jp^^sMchlas a id pjttoaholer. 1MS-R. l/S R L 16S Sc'nh (var. I l ia Fa!h*r 17. MrUlllC reck 19 a < *,*r 20 t snntd 21. r viit)ad 23. V.'rb-Ioolctl I rds 21. A'Slstrd 3J. s v j- r'*i i Uahyl. i 22. c?!nr 32. Mi aic ncic as D sunl 37. Slxmcjo eoin 3t One of the natural rattht. utrd In rigmrnu .79 Grrclinj; 4t. r a of r*prr 42. Aral ,an (llltfl Mlt fvj.*.) 47." :-.,rlroel 4t. r.rgrtta M kAALE^. C O M /N S A C O U P L ff O F T H r S T R A IG H T < O/K P A Y /N I G H T T -srs ttwa-itc. Sm. «miO ***** tso.rrn nous* ISA HRIJ* WANTED tPrnsalrl ISA It* SPECIAL ItKKYtCM - I t LOCAL llESH't-ss ncnls" Wivafc QUALITY miLLDOZER w o rk i Diver m (Atrtv rA ttin n s th# Secretary. ItiisIncM and Legsl F o r Iwtvenrr Ifnlr and land clearing J. C Carpenexpartence desired. Must o« lei in i Rot 2X2. Aanford, rlnGET PHOFEgAIONAI. I AltPlt Pieaiant, Courteous .md In'elllrids I’hnne » t t X-w. Kva-Hern Heauty Simp gent. Eseellent salary far rlsht Phoow 343 person. Write Itox AftC't. The KAN DALI. ELECTRIC CO. Raitford Herald. All Imyiirlet Ele, **lc.*l t’linlrarllne and Itenslrs ■ Modern Alr.Candlllan*d Salon will bs* trealrrt rr»n(* Irntlal. TV HLIIVICE CENTER Specialist In personality Shaping. SDling and Waslng. '‘o.melir. 11WORK WANTTO - I I Rendu and Crosier Apollanee* far sour skin rare. Gyiu-Uator 112 Magnolia Ave. Ph. ll.l nit’.hod «f rediirina HIGH SCHOOL BOY with Rawer Mower wants mowing. I’nana ria«hlag. Rrersv neaUog HARRIETTS HUM I DAVWUIIK sl7 E. .tn) n . HO J. ILi BPItnAl, BBMVirEB U USED PLUMRING FIXTURES M. G. HODGES Servre on All Water Pumps — Well* Drilled — Paniaa rial* Road Phooe tea M D— ■.__• _ INhUllANCM Freferred Rataa to _ Policyboldwra jn tin WttllaHM las. •«T f soloed Atlantic • One hour • Warn and M • Ji'tOUGMTpr. ,* r | T •• ■" W Gaa Co. 210 East lit SI. HILL LUMBER b SUPPLY CO. S t t W ist tr d 9 L Ph. M L PIaiVO MKhVICE DAI LY CROSSWORD itl llOXI 4 Asp 1« Durr Anr aa« coming In later l « P. m. will be published Too Late Te CUsoUy, in T in y 4'* flcyin in Worry * i 31a • I S ilt I 4*1Thro*i*h row ing t>rs\t N tnlnlha M,»4issifr*i |n v • apsco tTiiik l 13 I Ilcptlfcl** ,1" A c t 31 13 »:n* my 4 11 s* »*4jt ’. p,cr S»t**r*ll, • Xisutc 31 A on caps 14 ll'hnld* XT»« ihxde I ■. I : t r-*i!*ir« 0 puls out ■ i M C ouiis > VO'ca 37 Father i • ■.m t 1*-enmC tM*R •*■ WT»rl )S*k*t V •• M*J| ira JO i inlurl* I 7 c( brown 33 Negative 7. Erbium I I •lull 41 T u r i ■ il l' h t 2! |l**i'*l it. ratio! , ~n L BUI—Plano Teehnlelan Phone IIM. Routa |. Sanford W A N T AD RATES » *nlnr rr~ | // / / rcdMt.it •1 I ctvlrrcn I n* and :1 •* * rren- n A a line ad, such at the ant ahova is only !lie ' per day on our low 3 day earnned rate eeooomr plan, s v ner dayr for 1 days and Me for l day. Buy, SeD, Rent. Hire xrlth wan* ads, the busiest talesman In town. Put one* to srnr k for you Phone l« l. Wo wtll b# glad to charge i t IX j yy V /- i Arch i 27 Anular l group 31 ll*lp 32 Native nf O !<-• >* 39 Ani'iusn F/V y iW yy .1 ' •/ O y Jo • / fA . “ .y ii..' i 37 0»'*f * - *. I'.\\fm*nt % 4 3? MsKinum nym i y '* .U> 3*> Any frut d.-.r.k ai 41 Prccm-ia % 40 *t 3X Wins IfCCptl’l* 40 t •• Indian 1 /// a • v /t v? f / A*, '/ / 42 I ihoot* Ir o n ambush 0s Television MMim far •arwJala*nt la hoar. hi thu .ta a.to tut Tt r i i n r S4nn * ixn T»st Pattarn-* XI rrlnx ih^** ir p«i • c .■■!* Maws A rtur r*df*»/ e find K itchen Equipped with G. E . Appliances. ia SKow UMIiW f'li %m ; i . i AFTCH ^100.1 BARGAIN! 8 Itafrnom Home In Wvn* nrwoorl. 2 Yrgra Old. Thin home has Oak Floors. Ceramic Tile Rath, Dining A tm , Large Living Room tv HllMUr Carry For only tjoo the above i-'Jnw at Is m Im job isr you or > full days. Only 32 23 k****** II workm* for you for 3 days. 1 day la only Me. CUkMmXD DUPLAY Telephone 111 stiff a P. M U>* day preceding rwbli, it Ftnrcn I T**crown . above 4-lino ad can bo run full data for osOy 13 so. a days Mow wlO yon you aw.jT? only It an and ona day tor T2e How will sou Tra Your aid Mali r for a . . . Jato SAMPLE BLINK AD Better arade - EVINRl DE! HOnsO N Sporting Gooda GET extra raih tor article* you Fvtnrade Sales 4 Service no loogar uae Place your ad u> K. iwi a». day. Pbeao UBl. m aw meat n - Sovith J.1 Min*,’* Banilnno Dry Cleaning Houthnlde la u n d ro m a t l Wda foodswarl Bldg, tea Raw tuk m. >«as I I - AUTDMi before it wir. YOU t*a sew US fe PLUM BINQ yi«u Guy. Opm Bvmtsga Contract and rapitr work Free Siuodaya. eattaatea. R. L. Ilatvey. iw Kaslstde Trailer I Sanford Ave. Phooo la-H. Palalka, Fla. P. M. C A M rB lC l.l. CARS Gewrral (’onlrart<*f p o u a irr wild t r a d e d **nomes of DUUnrllon" Boy Keel s L'sra Car* 1-Way l i t ! phone IM1 Sanlord Ava. 4 tllh SL For Reiter Plumomg BARGAIN! SA Ft. Trailer, ? bedtce or Call rooms, eshsna, dollv. fenred. . J. K IN G Mars, rail 19Pt ext. 23n, ask for N Heath Park Phone ta W. M. roller Evenings rail 2103 DraglUM service, Lavcrroats & lor Information. Easy terms. diirhiog E<:imates, givrn. Phan* MODEL “A" rORD, 2 Door He Geneva 2460. Orfsado UMi dan. Nerds some work First Sanford 2221. fvo.on m rash lakes it Sanlrwd easier than ever to tin a professional locking job. Come In and let tin show you the latest styles and features In m aterials for paneling a wall, finishing th e attic or adding a re* creation room in th e base* Finished lonndry • 8 ATI Ar*” r » '*•* Damp One^hour 14 • Wash and Lrj • pa n g ru * It'a Bo E asy To piano A W a n t Ad J u a t CaU 1821 a n d ask for th o W ant Ad d ep artm en t Hanford H erald Harriett. Ruth. I>i**ii Open a 30 a. m. also Wed. i* in rotJSo. Oak Ase. I’hone 571 EXPERT X T. N III tt n r.U T Y OPERATOH AITI.Y IN PERSOV. EVA Hi UF.AI TV SHOP, lha E. 2nd Si LAUNDRY ItEItVVUR - S i Sherman Coorrele Co. Out Weal llth REALTY NOOK - M B WANTED K W S t a . * . , T3 . Mil |t,.Va aasr a r t"BKi. A P n155 a TgtSfVU^dSK- S3 •;.A 1 t n u » MS *M w cM a . ih*!tc.* and SVcM thr' Only Sieves IsMl with SL John's lr(T !• fr#tt 13 : W Y N N IW O O D Bacall set Buy for Horn* EJSrtrolua claanar, Psrfert tenor tnceme Property dltion; All attachments. Ito FLOOR sanding and finishing 2 Bedrooms, livtae Bocm. All Strvlng itcin cieaoisg., waxing. wa___ _______ Klectrie Kitchao. L sres Broste* Phone 1T2S-R. not* County imro 1923. IL M rportp add Utility Room. Gleason, Lake Mary. I on _comer lot. STUDIO COUCH. Apartment sue Stove. Gas Refrigerator. Chairs. Mrs. Hiau aa Beic t'LM UJi LAWTCMOWERS aaarponai Dresser, efc. Phone 11W. or w e r Brock. BiC/cin 4 Goners! Repair. ran m seen at !!• N Elm Ave ft'iy your Furniture at Berry** Phone TTL Park S ta a le r'a n ik « Hhop warehouse Furn., To. at aol W. Plano. aiEAP. GOOD Praellea 310 K. 4th 8t. Tel. 2Ut t't fit. All nationally adv. furNearly New, I Bedroom Home. Phono 137B-J. WANTED TO LtAAB. with o> ni'ura al wtrehouee grlee« EN'VELCPFS, Icitrrheads, sute mania, lasolcca. hand biila. and -E t.t.rT T lrA I. H F.B V H J^ii do«m psym eit _ Assume FHA p r o g r a m a, etc. Progressive mass, outside ally, m t mortgage igs. MM Laurel. 13T 3-J. Charles English. Printing Co., Phono 400 — 403 miGIDAIRK Iw ta isa s, aale* i*uF»# West llth 81. and service. C.TTHigh, Ovtoda, Trading Past Oa 1T W B. R ED U C ED P R IC E ! . Fla. Pkooo o u t or SmsAarxi 3 . 1_____ % : B. R. suite complete #7.30 FLOOR SANDINa • Klmshini. iau-W altar o p m. Sofa aad matching rhatr NioA Oak Honrs Gooirt fanusbed. ' ...................... oak laid 4 fn Modern kitchen cabinet ir.v> • busiRMa tine* |!W , Roslto 3. Rat 237; « - ° V " * » room GE Washing michino as new 4T.W f « ,vStavcni; i* CaU ... 710-R 7I4R-4 bwlorn y a. ns. or srroea h. Reamare washing marhlaa 30 ro Mavlag Washing machine 23 M after • p. m . res m «nth tin VNM TA (Equipment option, Radio comb'a record player unq 3T.3) utility room. Oa Dinette sets from IS 00 10 ; 133' lot la an ex* on. Coni true Uon la Baby be? and mattraas • 12.00 quality Httlo spate like this srQ get Bsby high chair coat 23 00 for S 30 Sewing machine 13.00 Trad# in your furniture Ava Phono pick up and deellver anywhere. Canning Pea New features In remodel* M th A * n h r e m r r in ? m aterials now make it y th r e r n e a t at LEMON BLUFF. noiu* rnt tued In pichle* making S Flare P Near mountain crest --TM H B d lM F a It. rt- II West Indian 10O1 Sanford Ave ORLANDO Morning Sentinel, Or You should see this lovely lake lando Evening B ur. CaU Ralph t home with M fset of laha N I X -----------CO. Ray. liaoJ. iaae. it has two bedrooms, lMt Saaferd Ave. Pheaa Mt-3. a baths, Florida room, large FIIA F ln n n rln n living room, dostd garage and QUICK CASH for furniture, boats, Pee lUmndeling and r*pstrs storage. Good boning sad fuhmotors. Bur one pier# Or comNothing Dows—Small Moalhl) of artlPlata home, Thousands sn o u m u i «. PsymrnU else for sale at the - * t f * * k Seminole Realty ^ W P M fc ffc . rge laws. I H O L D //N ' “TH' L IN E - T b O ^ •KSTj»“» J*A fA 5r« FURNISHED Oattaad. 2. Voaecro 1 An ingrcdl* Z I 6 O /H 6 w HEM HE S H O U L D B e ‘Z A G G I U G - T U E / ' B U S T E D V M lS e re * A B L E -V MAS *TT?OUBLP' »asm !».&■? B rushed i A c n o rs O U T 3 M A « - n = D 'B M A G A IN na* . ^ B OXIN G, L HEM ? pngr 7 DAI L Y C R O S S WO R D SHADOW tM M ^ iS P .SS te ■wmr :¥ By STANLEY THE OLD HOME TOWN in.Ys Radio *> r ir ik a It F*lch ) V a lia n t U id y i I.vcs Of l.lfs e * « r c X for T ro«r Mans 09 puMint Kurh**i S'mw x s n it xihix t AS IV,|c. 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Call Ta i*r*i*e 1i liiao ' If ti i <m r mmxi xi i rtf" oa l.i'm ir. • f i l l To I 'f in r |.t**a |lr**k*ra f •»• *' .* ( » f » J u n i o r * * Stm t I o t a O'clr-k Club «**» A» S Oltnco J***a»r'4 Ch*1ra Wor-ilra U*tv1l«a Warn At hlft* Music F*r t.*iis» M ini Tlaia Tor 1.4 l ;*a Only in * rub h*M• lir* nun r • r . 11 r*rf*rm*aco TVorll A» Soon x rrrn x o n x K*1: • Farm. I>i|*il f-ar Jr»n* Rsncb Cl <if*-Ni* Yor* l*s* CIs* N***»Clah iV«t la r i* himns< r I>«*a!tcrt �•* 4* SANFORD HERAID Mott. Jah 25,1»5I P«« * Tonight Important Gets New Reputation N E W Y O R K OR- Richard heir to the throne end his smaller 1U of m h Century England. lent brother killed In Idndon Tower. chirred with murdortn* the UtO* Within two year* Richard was princes in London Tower, ii being killed at Bor worth field battling outfitted with a sparkling mw rep­ Henry Tudnr'i forces. utation. The friend*' defame begins with The tailoring J«b-p*rhaps rut Edward, a handiome. lusty man on the bin*—it being performed who found women Irresistible. br a group of top theatrical and When he m*t a beautiful blond* professional people who decided widow who exuded sex appeal and nearly 500 yean wa* long enough virtu* in equal proportions, h* bad for Richard to »kulk through his- no recourse but marriage. lory aa a hunchbacked (layer. It seems, tha friend* point out, Handed together aa Friends of that Edward had already been Richard III, Inc.. Rirhard't latter- through a private and secret cere­ day friends Include Helen Hayea. mony with another lady, performed Charlo McArthur, Richard Al­ by the FUhop of Bath. So when drich. Stark Young. Robert Mont­ Edward married the blonde. Elis­ gomery. Mr». F.d Sullivan. Jamai abeth WnodvlUa. ho wa* commit­ Thurber and Cornelia Oil* Skin­ ting bigamy. This made their chil­ dren illegitimate. ner. Their idea of an honorable Rich­ After Edward's death the blihop ard playa hob with the history presented this evidence to Parlia­ book* lie hia long atood convicted ment, which ruled out the child In the puh'Je mind of a handful of reprehenaible murdera. morUjr of pe pie between him and the throne Ai royal ambition* ti»ed to go. thii waa common kingcraft. What ratted the public ire waa the re­ puted murder of hi* two small nephew* in the tower. It wain’t cricket to do that to children. Over the centuriea there have been thore who iui parted Richard wa* given a fir»t cla** job of char­ ISTANBUL, bib—John Libl, a acter aitaulnation. There ia little sturdy, ftV-yeer-old adventurer doubt that Henry VII, Richard* from Sen Francisco I* golgn to enemy and lucceaaor, irrapped make a second try to find Noah’a the actual record* and paid hack Ark. hiitnrlan* to write the account of Hi* expedition is scheduled Ia atari up Mt. Ararat neat week II* Richard'* brief reign Thor* lubomed chronicler*—a* plana to chop through ice and snow the friend* like to call them— —maybe 50 ftet dreptn investi. were Shakerpeare’a *ource* for hi* gate a promising 500 foot long hiitonral tragedy *'Rlehird HI." mound he sighted laat year a which portrait the tail Plantagenet thousand feet below Ararat'i 16,MA king a* one of the craRleit mon- foot peak. II* ’vaan'l able to fnUow through aterr that ever murped a throne. Among Ih* murder* laid at Rich­ last year becaui# of illneu end ard'* door are thnee of King Henry ether complication*. Libi describe* himself ei chief VI and hia *on Edward. Richard'* »!(#. Anne, and hia brother George, elevator operator at a San Franand the two little prince*. Edward, eiaco bank. He claim* other In­ the Prince of Walea, and Richard. terest* in restaurant*, cocktail lounges and candy atop**. Duke of York Widowed a n d childleaa, he for all the** but the laat you ran find authontiea *houting at aaeh dreamed np lb* idea nf the March other: "He did.- "He didn't" But for Noik'a Ark Ova or ala years the tower murdera are held by al- ago. moil everybody to be Richard'a 'I read tots of hooka, chiefly the Bible of coarse, end anything *1»* handiwork. Except the frienda. I could lay my hand* on." be aaya, The*# are the facta: Richard, yousgeat aon of the "I figure the petrified remain* of Duke of York, fought beiida hia tha Ark must be up there, and I'd elder brother end altered hli exile like to End It. It would be a great la the War of the Roaei. the bitter discovery for Christians all over atruggle between the houaea of the world." Ararek, on the Turkleh•Russian York and Lancaster for the Bagfrontier. Is ia the general area nf Urh throne. Hi* brother, who became King the Tigris and Euphrates R im Edward IV, died In 103 end Rich baatns. said by aoma to be the ard wa* named protector, atnee one-time alia of tha Cardan af Edward'* older eon waa etill a Eden. Llbi'l r ipH Om +m Kiri to child. Aa the Tudor varatoa tahae it a base ramp at tha vtilagt of DogubayatH. He paya hia o> from there: Richard forced the Parliament way and figure* last year's try to declare Edward's children 11* cost turn several thousand dollar* legitimate and to offer him the "People here bare been so kind throne When he was one rorona- to me." he says, "tt nit down my Uoa lour of England, ha had tba expanses." Adventurer To Try At Second Attempt To Find Noah's Ark Legal Notices r o i i U ' S *» fellows r.rtimtrr alsunenl skew lee m*l«r recelytt. »*p-s4llur#e. ke l*n<i. r „ B n c a n p r* tse.ee* »* Cam nataece Lli ********** Ueekae* K----u lu Fes# 1 T e s te inker he**l*t» el *tri'tijrsttus. 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K u rt* Wele.v C r u m r I ’M sTelees, C ount) He m l e th e r • tech see . . — , a e p r'-rn e iln n te m in e le creuwir Meeli in k e r e if t e e e * A a n t u llu r e l D *M **» V***M ge.ee* ee |.H* e* tie* a* U k r ir O taer ie « » 4 IL r r e — —— ------------u i t . r l? •tspeeaileree Steeerve — ***** " M^ V C a k r t n •St o ak o an r t r a n tc n trrt tltneera lilie s ee Talk I t l e a r * ------------' -w ile * T e a ------ -— it la s C neinieaien F w e * t a r h e r e i n * ----- _ ----- SST maebteray Ma — ------------------- Bm S ^i ls a a ^s s s a a E tee espeaaltaroa * **••*» heir end offered the thyme to Rich ard. who was popular with tha paopla and could hold tha tom country together. Well then, what reaaon did Rich ard have to kill the princes? None say. the frienda. Th* biggest argument in hia fa vor, they eay, la something Henry VII didn't do. After he a trended the throne, ho secured Richard of cruelty and tyranny, routine charge* Not once did he mention the murder of th* princes—which would have been the logical No. I crime. Twenty years later, efler a man named Tyrrtl had been beheaded without a trial, Henry released (he man's purported confession nf how he had murdered tha princes for RJehard. Another point: llrnry had th# act of Parliament declaring Edward'* children illegitimate re­ pealed without being read and then destroyed What waa he afraid of? Atk the frienda. With peri ua live logic they point nut: If th* princes' murder wasn't loudly proclaimed by Henry, then the bo>» were likely alive when he became king By repealing their iHegitimacy in order In mako his own wife legitimate—the waa th* princes' older slater—he restored their right to the throne, which waa stronger thin oil. The friends auggeat if the printa* wera murdered *t all it would seen tbit Henry VII had much more to gain than Richard. Richard, the friends eay wai really quite conitnirtive He Initlluted the first house mad deliv­ ery. introduced roniular service to protect Enguand abroad, fos­ tered the art*, refuted to allow the ruling clan to infringe on the free­ dom of tha poor. Ky-jM Sumer, CHAPTER T W D fn -H V I A t CAMERON approaced hU own none*, be mwt a lamp burn­ ing. He wared th# window eoltiy till he could look through without being observed. What he aaw satisBed him. He put up bis bom and went ul A man roe* to greet him—a man with green eyas and a scarred fare, where trail-dusty rjothee eat with an tneongruoua alegaaee ea hi* lean body. "Hello. Lon." Camrroa laid quietly- "Wasn't expcclia' you so on stepped hie partner”* ihmilder. "We're ■ good ifwn. Lon—your gun an' my plenum'. Don't worry —there'll be plenty foy you to do before we re hushed." “Well, anyway," Caldrr was etill eagtr to justify himxlf, “even it those two did give me the eltp, I settled their hash in Dodge. It they ever live to grt back there, they'll walk right into a rope." "Ye»h?" "Tesh. Old Whartrm’e offered five Ihoutand spires far them" The gambler dug Into bis pocket end pulled out two crumpled re­ ward dodgrriL "Here:” Cameron thrust out a hand. "Let me see three." Calder handed h im over re­ luctantly. "Not thinking about turning them over to the law, ere you T Of coure* the menry'd com* in handy, but it'd be worth tny snare tc have th* tun of settling with Dainre personally." "Get it through your hr*1." Cameron o r d e r e d impatiently, '•with the stakes we re playin' fur, Bve thou-end is chickra-fced. ft.it Lh*re mey cam* in nendy to get {Harden out of the w ey-lf my other U<* doesn t work." "1 thought you Bgincd fUorden wasn't important" Caldera keif: whits Anger lsp|>ed tli* dodger. ' I only worked turn into this hueiiw becauss hs played ng.il into my Informed him. "lfe'a nrrer T Ktath T—an'," he grinned. "I got my doubts If he d want I h inter­ rupted. Waa I you, I'd come back rome other time." "I get a letter fre 'im. R'lmportant." the scarecrow insisted. "I'll b* teem* him tonight. I could give it to him >1 you want" The old men squinted at Rusty with suspicious, watery eye*, then !■irf hied in the pocket of the rarccd jeans and brought nut a crumpled scrap of dirty p*J*r"Don* you be iMtn' it, young feller, you hrer?" lie handed it over with a shaky hand, kicked his hor-e into reluctant action, and rode of?. As Rusty tucked the paper Into hie hrcaet-pockrt, he couldn’t help noticing that tha sprawling writ* ing was a wom.in’a. Me shook bn brad in mild disapproval. He'd never known any good to come of a man * mixing hie -vomcn—but that waa Kerry's business. Kerry got Mck from ffls-h T barely tn lime for supper, and it wasn't till afterward that Rusty hid a ri-inre tn slip nun >ne note. It wan bt.cf and to the point. "Henry nnr.cy, 1 juil gut U> see vou. Ideas* ■ome tomorrow afterrrv n about three. I'll Im alone theu. f’lcase rnmt, Lita." The a-c-'b'l "please" was underlined with a heavy stroke of tha pencil. Kerey ecowlcd. He didn't "He's fit till* important." Carrier ■ want to set Uta. Ilia flirtation, or no grunted. "He* a By-by-nlght whatever )ou wanted to rail It, tool, but be could m.-se thing* up. with her. wee part nf the foollttvW* got to get rtd o' him-mi' wg n< -a he'd put behind him. and he got to light a Hr* under Ibcse nest- hated tu he reminded of iL It era. I thought Larrabee'e kilim' 'd seemed eh# ip ns*, a shabby sort da tt, but they're scared. An' I got of infidelity to Christie. aa Idea." he smiled, "that J 't Rut in the fullneaa of hia happtmight kill both bird*. You he tow nraa he didn't want to hurt any­ tonight. l>m I'm gou,’ to ii.N over one. Just to Ignore lute's eppeal an’ pay Lila a visit 1 owe her." would he like a tu p -n the fees. • • • And maybe she was in enme kind Rusty waa riding his second nf trouble, turning to turn for b«!p. day's petrol. Nothing at all tied He'd have tc rn, he decided, just happened to disturb re to wvUvtn to explain to bet ae kindly aa be IL Tbs redhead whistled Straw­ could Ihit he wouldn't be seeing berry Soa«. ran hie appreciative her any more. cowman * eye over aw rich th^rt There were ejrti watehirg him grass, and thought about stays1' from the cottonwoods aa he rode There waa a woman tor you. May­ up to tha Dawroa shack. Ae soon be cas at these day* be ought to aa tha dior was safely closed be­ marry her an- ecttl* dowa and hind him. Corny scrambled onto raik* half a dacea redheaded kids. hia horse and rode, aa fast aa Um A bores and rider rers ap­ old rack of hones would carry proaching from tha direction of him, for Double Diarq<x>d. lbs nester settlement. It u 1 1 y Calder eat al the 'able, dealing straightened, is nuvd going to­ out fk.aer hand* with ea lit, rest­ ward hi* gun; then, on a better less fingers He looked up with a view, n* relaxed, tt didn't teem flicker of scornful ai leemrnt tn Ukat, that trouble would t« com­ hts green ryes at the shambling ing ui aueb a broken-down shape. figure grinning in the doorway, The norte was a mangy. »h*m- ami looked down at hia cards btlng-gaiud rack or nonce, and the again. rider matched n liks a twin. A ' Well V Cameron mapped. "He come sweight," Corny an­ lam- old scarecrow who rod* •lump'd forward, chm >u hie dirty nounced. "And larraboe ?“ blue shirt irent. "Hell be there. Ton e'n count on "Howdy," Ih* old m»n whfered. ■Cl you tell me where I’d Bn‘ my gal." Corny continued to grta expectantly. Kerry Riorum ?** f To t?* Cowfmaed i "Toy'd have a king rite." Rutty The gambler grinned. " Wh e n you've got a gum* to pftay. why wait?" "Anybody mo you oomo to here?" "1 don t think so. Whet does tt matter if they did? Nobody around hero know* me." -That * what you Uunk. Riortan'e hero—and tha redhead " -Good." The grow eyre glittered, and the long white gambler's hand moved uncoeve- nusly toward Catdry's gun-belt. "1 slipped up once, but I wort again." , “Taka It erey, Lon." Cameron e rote* waa soft, but It earned com­ mand. "1 got this thing all aet up. You're not gote* to spoil N mailin' Ul loo toon.** "All right. Nit when the tur.e rrer.ee, remember, tha redhead* min*, nobody etaa'ai" -Alt right, all right" Oamaron soothed kux aa he might have calmed a fractious child; then be gave way to mild impatience. "Out renumber, this u th* biggest thing we ever pulled off. If tt goe# right, wa ll neither of us have anything to worry about aa tong re ere bva So don't be go»n* off half-cocked just because soma puncher beat your um* with a danca-Uali gut No woman's worth It." r w a moment th* gambler'* dangerous, but Gam­ bia* down steadily. He'd always barn able to handle Colder; that waa why their partuarahip bad Mated. Colder relaxed and gnaned "Ton always ware a coldpoetUea. Waywa. How out with your gulf" "All right," Cameron said short­ doesn't kaow tt yet. Nit GAINESVILLE—The old movie ly. -She come around la time." versions of newspapering are no ■belt -la timet Wayne, you're losing longer accurst*. Raa O. Waimer. your touch. 1 expected to thd you Director of th* University of Flortda'a School of Journalism and "*Tlu# teat Lite." Cameron reCommunications, said liar* today. tested. Thie gui'e smart. I've got Discussing the opportunities for t t ff* Mew. That waa' always your Lea, wantin' to r u a b young Journalism graduate*. Web Lena what happened u rn«r Mid. "Today's Journalism B waa a good e n o u g h graduate and newspaperman I* as but you didn't taka ua* wall trained for Ids profession n* to plug up the toop-holra" u» graduate in any other field." T suppose you think tt you'd School «f Journalism records ham them they wouldn't have got totovN ■lip up on a “Welt. « d we graduate, all of which wera "active J d we worked tegetlwr «wi" Camer­ over ait weak* before graduation requests." Every member of the IPU d a n was plaeed by May 1, ceremonies. Weimer attribute* th* Urge de­ mand far florid* graduates to an WHITE CANTON. UUb. OR- sometimes are pickH up along Lie, just help yourvrif and put the monextensive background m th* liber­ A l o s t world-d**al*to, forbid­ base* of plateaus when* they have, cy tn Lie m h drawer. ding, iun-»torth*d—is being *X' faUcn from crumhi;.-.* iinditon* al aria. Thera's a place to cat. loo. where Starting satarit* are also ran plorad by helicopter la the growing Marine fosnla prove the area onra1 Jnu,jt qj j BtiU»» of food arc duhed „p with no nuusenra about nenua Unulng tn rise, he painted ML quest for uranium which 1* *wrap- waa under weter. lag tbo WosL Moat Jnbhe accepted by g Thia new view of the btti* known and ordering. ' new have a number of fro The charting of this forgotten Und is pottiblc bccaut* the helt-l \ lucky vuitor can rent bed flu such aa boapttaliaai lard of lost civilisation* is only copter cas hover motionlcM or fly , PIM ln , trailer overnight, suranre. frequent pay raises, incidental, however, to the greatest up preclpltou, waUaaxJ drop tote nn )ummrr tltinx rBlll Ir, Christmas bonuses, and advance­ mining boom of the both Century narrow dcfUe* tttth the ropier * i|K, H "Na-iee-um* lllf tw l| foig bad. ment program*. It io a byproduct of an activity mar ran learn mere o( the coun Women are becoming more and which ran mean personal nebet. try tn an hour than he eeuld tn a dub them. more tn demand ia th* writing grass aad even nation*! survival mhnth by )**P or tn t year enfoot. Mail t* flown in three time* weekly, the plane puttuig down on field*, be said. Many newspapers tba diwniag atomic age. The country is no plat* for an are constantly seeking trained wo­ Thousand* ora bunting uranium amateur. With the flight**! miihip a nude riveritde air itqp also men writer* for their woman's la tbo mouateiat aad desert* from b* cocM die of thirst or hunger or used by uranium men. departments which offer greater South Dakota to California Soma (uaatrok*—or frees* in winter Hie Only about 30 people ,iv* in White opportunities for advancement tad a. Rome art Job taxes evra well equipped pro Canyon ard few of them really t-ontitter It ham*. mere money than many ether*. (rwa tbo stdUo. fetsMoaU. A gaioliM generator bring? a Eaten tad totertalM opawtaada n M a r a There a rt od> As uraatum prospecting goes, ttes ara Just aa great for wwau a _ aad Just lb* operation la far removed from faltering flicker of electricity and well water tncl&re of faucet*, but i i tor t a x ha said. "Haag time* PUM MT bo»d*n hoping to etriha the solitary miser with pick and there tt no real plumbing tech flatten* watt M rich oa a facky weekend burro who tramped the hilla to On* way or another, most folks t u douW* ia bras* b r earvtag a* AO Uadt of rtbJcJra are bring In the vigiaity g*t thnr living from eecrotaries hi hAUtia* to Utofr taed ia tba hunt, which U roaeen- a**k gold a century ago. It lavohrri • stall of experts— uranium •riling Jobe," b* *dd*d. trated aa the Colored* Plateau la Mora aad more Jeunulisai gra- tbo tear Conors state* of Colorado, geologists, raining men. two hell- - Uranium I* king ia Whit# Cantfuate* a n now being hired bp ia- Utah, Now Mexico and Anson*. copter pilots. -A gleaming silver-*yon Justly for public rtlatloa, publici­ Trucks, Jeeps aad airplanes art and-ytQnw single engine plsne and __ ■ pickup truck ar* uird beside ty, and Job* roquiroing reporter tralalag. The crawd terras t n Mora recently, hereever, tbo heli­ tbo ‘ropier. Data Is plo'ted os *ra*te*»ly eeebag rtril rare copter baa com* m to the picture. map* at offices in Grand Junction Will You Be Our periraail to BO writer*' JAa A»d although Ra use la limited by Coin.—an hour and a quarter away j agbout Ute xattett. ebarga* approximating )M an by plane, eight boon by Jeep. Guest? * Florida'* tourist industry la ala* hour, tt has brought dramatic Base of operations la Whitt Can­ yon on tha edge of emptiness. The galas ta Mi* particular field of community U a JuabU of Jerry- W* keen teased T* Ai*empinyaaat bnllt rablni and trailers icattared Candiltroed Roams at Ike Mare kss been te this among cottonwooda and willows m; Central UUb. a • flat formed by a bend of the! Los MateL rokaa by twisting Colorado River. Half a mil* down- j i so deep daylight baraly pea- atraera you can ferry a vehicle' • Atmelately Fran Far I i la tba Goers*, aad paebnd over the river tor 15 at th* only Day's to Now Arrivals At Mag rods rate* wttb w*a* crossing te t o mil#*. TImiw U t star* and araUl ■ay aarar bara Owi Naval Air flatten. of aorta where you can bn/ ( metric*, gassline and nobady** tending -hop • Pick Ua Y*wr Keys at ■to the un d te iku rau te ste s slither behind rocks in Office of Ibi iLuda. In tha few gram Old Film Version Of Newspapering No Longer Right K S ftB v jit Uranium Hunt Is Sweeping W est r WELL DRILLING Bwrari C Arebd* M s g * : -i\ J foadslde itar.de. Pining S'a Un u , Repair Shop*, or Otfc*t Roadside service Facilities: eni epere for eeeh two employe*, pin (Continued Iran* Peg* 1) for each visiting or itaff doctor additional epar** ■» deemed ea (averaga), plus ona ipace far (•nary by the toning and plana each four employes, Including tog e o m m l i s i o n General Burses. Sledieal or Dental Clinlet: four in***. Commercial, and Persorm •race* per doctor, plus one space Service EttnblUhment*: a* deemed for every two employe*. Mort* adequate by Hie toning and plann­ uaritt or Funeral Parlors: Spare* ing commitu*. Induitritl r? for all official vehiclt* of the Manufacturing EitabiithmenU: mortuaries or funeral parlors, plu* one space for each two emploi** on* ipsce for each family resi­ (bared on maximum number emdent on th« premises, plus add­ ployed at any on* time), plus ad­ itional space* equal to "5 per cent ditional space* s• would be require of the number of employee, plu* ^ for all vehicle u»*d directly such addition! space* for fun- in t># conduct of the enterprt* eral vtiitor* at *hall be determin­ or a* etherwii* approved by #« ed by the toning ard planning toning and planning commisihr.. commission. Welfare Institution*: Supermarket*: minimum of tht-e one space for earh doctor, itaff or times the groundfioor area cf the visiting, associated with an as- store, ylum home for agwt orphanage; A„ „ uu htvt ^ " L ? .h' r . ,tmlUr ,*B,t, u.tionJ.^,lu, invited by the rommi.sion te at•dditiona). spaces equal te 75 per unrJ th/ mMUnr t0nlght to divt aldiliorul °5au.# ' cus. otdinanr*. plus «ptr«°f rfor^ hut. .. , .. in«»t md torial vi-ilor% t t thill | Th# ••cond It • be determined by the toning tn d ' 'ubdivl.lon ordinance .ubmltlH to the eotnmiiiion at the earn* mre| planning commission. Community Centers, Libraries. ing on July 11. All coeitxact r» Museums, Tott Office*, Civic have alio been invited to attrr.t Club*, etc number of space* equal tonight's session. to 75 per cent nf njmber of em­ The purpose of thie ordinal • ploye', plue additional space *• ra­ I* tn subject the cost Of putt: r quire*! by the toning and pUnrirg tn street curbing, weter and sev-r • nmmiMion. Dance Halit: One line* te th* lubdiviior hlmi f I space for each aquera feet uf and not the city. All this ni dare* floor area, plus additional be "in acccordance with r I spates equal to 75 per cent of the standard* and specification*. >r number nf employee. Bowling AI-1 *h»ll deposit in e»ciow wil*t w leys: on* »p*ce for each alley. City of Sanford a sufficing plu* ona additional space for each amount nf money to imlell r two employe*. Convention Hall*, complete in th* installation of si- i Gymnasiums, Parks, Race Track*,! facilities in said property, or v Skating Rink*, i nd Similar Use* lieu thereof that a performer « one -pare required for each *f bond on whirl a recogrixrtt xuc > 75 per rent of the employes, piu* company shall be surety nr •- v additional spaces for patrons and otner security at the City Cc .visitors aa required by tire ton­ mission may approve . . . " ing and planning commission. Fee ion TV o states that "th* err Auditoriums: on# spar* for manager is hereby empowered s 'each four trait in an auditorium prescribe standards and Mwclfi< ii or public p!ac* hevlng fixed teats liens governing the installation ( t plus additions! apace* - equal in water xcd sewer lines etc. . . . number to 75 per cent of th* num­ Section Five states ber of employes. Churches: on* For th* purpose of this orilnan », ■pace for each four seats lx a a subdivision of land ia teihrr (ii rhureh, plus on* tpar* f°r each Uie division of Und into throe ->r of tha church officials resident more lots, site or parrel* of tht< v on tha premiss*, plus additional one or Iras in area; (2) ratabllrii. •pact* equal in number to 50 per mint or dedication of n road, high­ cent of tha number of permanent way, street, or alley through a emp!oyra of such church or ac­ tract af Und regardless of ares; cessory facilities. School*: one or (3) resubdiviaiona of Und her^. space for each two employe* (in­ tofort divided or platted into leff) cluding teachers and administrat­ ait* er parcels, provided however, ors), plus spare for safe and con­ that the sale er exchange of sms l venient loading and unloading parcels or Und to o.- between ad­ of students, plus a d d i t i o n a l joining owner* w hre facilities a* tha toning and plann. ■urh saleproperty or change does not crate ing commission thill deem neces­ additional lata shall not be con­ sary. ae subdivision Und." (That Office Profeuional or Public sidered it to tap that thU does not app y Buildings: one apace for each oc­ to home owners.) cupant of separate offices er suite Other issues slated to com* up of offices of « given tenancy, plat one additional space for each two before the Commissioners tonigte employ*', plus additional tpaca at •ra discussion with th* Generl! the toning and planning commit- Sanford Library Committee; re­ sicn shall drain adequate. Airport*, quest to vacate street right-«fRailroad Passenger Stations, Bus w.iy of Cooke Ave. between Li> Depots, or Other Passenger Term­ coin. S t and Clinton SL; poeslhiinal Facilities: at deemed necea- lity of allowing construction of • rary by the toning and planning community mausoleum (a tho commission. Restaurants, Night mun.nptl romciery; appolnime-t Club*. Tearooms, ard Lunch of the City's representative to Counter*: ona space for each four the Civil Servlet Commission, employes, plu* additional apace* and approval of thn plat of the tor patrons ae th* toning aad streets tn the Housing Authori­ ty for acceptance by tba Oty era planning miscellaneous buiinrii rary. / Phone Long 388 Trade-Ins Clearance Sale !* < * ■ %ll a -.s , V. , Inc. M U f t Frwffcti A r c Basnaa" ______ as* aeet i uvea __ IB&i ■* 11 — v- ^ S y Jr \1 •' = uHR&iCBifi Ave/x'- ■- - V nL: -=Hr ‘ . - ^ ♦ s/* - ■ATOMS (OtOtt Odhafti & Tudor af D m \r i i BUICK , >,,js * �Shop and Save In Sanford SH y* * __________________________ AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER W ftralb Weather Pxrtlv etoudr writ m snufhwsst ' o* j* iM sesnerM mostly afternoon ih o w rrs e lsew h ere. 9 Am w Ii I wI P r w i I-eaped ff|r« Bank's Vice - President Placed Under Arrest Red China Discussion Reported Action Is Taken In County Court Yesterday, Today In County Court this morning three c u ts were canceled. They vers Georgia Bennett. who was charted with poiKiaton of moonchine at was Felix Campbell, and Wayne H. Hullr. whoso ccm was canceled on a charge of driving while intoxicated. The cases of Lillie Mae Jonea alaia MeKadden who reportedly had poiieniop. of moomhme and Wil­ liam T. Cavanaugh, driving while intoxicated charge were continued. In yeaterday'a action a verdict waa handed down hy Judge Eraeaet Householder on Robert Johnaon Jr., hocked on Impairing- Bantene# waa aet at m rme and coata or M 4 ftt. . Walter.C. Budkin estreated bond of ISO for apeedihg and a not guilty venllct waa paaaed on a dri­ ving while intoaicated charge an Lorenao Dow Ault III. Canceled waa the case oT Robert Fogle charged with operating motor vehicle while wader the fluence of intoxieallng Uquor. Con­ tinued caaca were those of Herbert Johnson, charged with exposure, end Phillip >. Bodditt, driving while intacteatad charge. Adjournment Of 19S5 Congress Teeters In Balance WASHINGTON Uri-Chancet for adjournment this week of the ItU cession oT Congress teetered la the balance today as both House and Senate struggled with the usual last-minute rush of bills. Senate leaden took the position there atm ie a good chance te wind up by this Saturday eight House leaders appeared aaa what leu optimistic. House leaders called up today one of the big controversial mea­ sures oT the ieiuno—a road con­ struction bOJ to provide for 4M billion dollars oT federal and state spending over the neat II year*. The Senate haa pasead R In toifer, ent term. The Senate worts an a HJS*. Ill,*14 supplemental money MU— Road Building Program Heads For Big Battle WASHINGTON Uri—The biggest road building program in history headed for a crucial House battle today amid conflicting claims as to who would come out the winner. Admittedly uncertain was Rep. Fallon (D-Md), author of the measure for M's billion dollars in frderal and slate road construction over the next U years. Fallon said nonetheless he will push for a final House vote before the day is over. The House Rules Committee cleared Ihe bill for speedy debate late yesterday with a proviso mak­ ing certain a party-line fight over bow to help pay the costs. As approved by the House Pub­ lic Work! Committee end cleared hy the rules *iunp, the legislation t a r r i e s Democratic-sponsor automotive fax increaeea totaling 112.421.OOO.POO over a 10-year per­ iod. President Eisenhower recom­ mended the money should he raised through tong-term bonds. However. Secretary of the Tree»ury Humphrey has indicated the administration might go along with the tax plan. Mausoleum RequestRefused Memorial Library To Be Begun Soon Budget Presented To School Board For Tentative Okay Ike Declares Geneva Judge. Housholder Ignites Peace Spark To Deliv§j; Address Al Jaycec Luncheon Military Reserve Mountain Climbing Action Due Today It Little Tougher Than Anticipated N*W YORK. tlMHghbyeir-old Bernard Duff went a n u a t a i a climbing la Central P a rt yester­ day bat found the going rough— both up and down. A 10-foot rock precipice looked a cinch to the adventurous lad. it was. for the first 40 feet. But the last 10 feet wee differret. Looking up from a narrow ledge, the top of the crag seemed as high as Mt. Everest. Looking down, the situation appeared even Bernard let out a yowl. Passersby called Use eepe. A police emergency squad low­ ered a patrolman on a rope to th« ledge where Bernard sal. The cop attached anoUiet rope to Bcrnird, and he was lowered to where he should have stayed la the first Appeal Sent Out Death Of Preacher Convicftd Man Dia Ruled As Suicide In Elactric Chair For Two Slayings •ore ter this year with Items I* It for docens of government agr BELLEPONTK. Fa.. UB - Two ciee. This haa cWarod the m mea convicted of slaying children fa different form, died five minutes apart lest night la Me electric chair at Boekrtaw State Penitentiary. P in t to die w u Patrick Lance, 10-year-old steelworker from Big Bend charged with slaying Ms wife, a *-year-old stepson and an 11-yearold step-daughter, he waa tried anly tor the boy's shooting. Elijah Thompson, Jr., 22. an unenp»oyd laborer, was executed tor the fatal beating end stabbing ORLANDO IV)—Two sheriffs of his neighbor. Helen Jean Bryant. deputise M l today for Hunting- IB. last October. Her body wee toe, W. Va., to pick up Barnard found in a shallow grave near her Davis, St, ot iueed •i sheeting hie Alsqwlppa borne five days after she farmer eornmen lew wtfa end UBIt waa t o second double execu­ tag a man who r eemil In tion at Rockview in tore* month*. least 400 times by poisonous snakes ■a. boms in the past U years but had never Davis waa anwetod yeoto suffered any III effects. while aatlag toads ad the heeaa ad h slater hs Orlando Deputies W. Virginia Bound To Pick Up Davis e WASHINGTON on-Use Passed Stales was described today s i I ready to discuss • number of Par East problems direct^ wi’h Com-1 munist China if Ihe Reds agree to free M or ao American eitirens.l owner. Is under arrest on an am-, us> 0ffleli|, iJld R(*j china’a bcialcment charge. I attitude toward this tang Handing' Asst U.S. Ally. Ray If. Klnnfson ,\mfrjran demand would deter-1 said an audit rlisc!o»ed the short- m:ne the -rape of Ihe special con age at the bsnk. serving 1.300 re­ Icrence which. it ssai snaounred sident* of the eommuity and a yesterday. will begin next Monday nearby Marine Corps training in Geneva. camp. It Ihe Chinese Resit refuse In The bank official, Roveoo I) reless# It American airmen ami Coon. *4. was arrested yesterday sn civilian*, thev said, there will by FBI agent* at hu Del Mar he no point in talking about other race track stable in San Diegc tensions, such as a Formosa cease­ C o u n t y . He was specificall) fire. charged with embattling 110,000 of Sen. Georg* ( D Gs ) chairman the missing KHS.ooo of Ihe Senate Foreign Relations Coon was reminded to Ihe San Comm.Her. i*r1 in a separata in­ Diego County Jail in lieu of 140,000 ters lewr the talk* may help clear bail pending arraignment. T-«« erdmsnret r»"-m-n*-dsd the atr for a future conference on Coon, a short, ruddy man wear­ other matters with Red Chins, per­ by th# Zoning a-d Planning Com­ ing a flowered sport shirt and haps on Ihe foreign minsters' mission were incepted it last sjarks, lold newsmen: level night's meeting hs ih# City (Via*. “ I don't know what the charge* Peiping ra.lm proposed verier, » ml*,Ion against me. I'm still in the dark day that ih# fate of nationalistabout this whole thing 1 was sit­ held Formosa and Rest China'* i Die first ordinanre that parted ting tn the sun st my B and R admission to the United Nations without obiection dealt with off, Stable when the FBI came and "he settled through r"nmlt*tlon|* ^ street parking for new and addl* told me I was under arrest. ' lional ronitructioni. Tb* Zoning among the countries ronceined He explained that he had been and Plscning b"*H reronsmersded on "sick less*'' with a storparh tht* oplinanr* to help rontrnl the ailment the last three- weeks parking situatm- t» Ranforri. “They were working me to death The ,vn»H ordinance that at the bank. The worry ami drudg pa.«ed was to subject the mat of try were taking Uisir toll." putting in street curbing, water He said he becamw interested In snd sewer lines tn the subdivuop racing as a business and now owns SANFlWD'Jt KIRK DKP ARTMKMT was called out Friday lo com* lo the aid of »n min In .(i,tress. himself and not the exty. five horses — Wright Down. Bayou There was wo fir* but about 4 ea'lnns of rasotlne formed » slrean- annroximatelv .'*<1 or hfl feet lone. Hratley (Vlhem and Wellborn Boy. Fabricate, Cotton and Andy The gasoline leaked out when the flexible vat line |e.tdinr tn the furl ininm btnVr Th. re were several Phillips J r , hmisi-g denslopers, G. He planned to rare them it fhlldren in rara in the stirroundmr a-re I'resatitinnary measure* were taken *t the furl was \ta<he,| Del Mar. he added Tha track'* At yesterday** meeting af the info Ihe storm aewer In avoid what rnuld hav* hewn a danaerniis -Muslims. (S'»ff Photo hr t.umnklnl wer# prevent at the meeting. Odham, wh:l* not objartmg tn th* season starts tomorrow. S*mi"ole Counly School Board propnaal. listed **Wa art already the IttVM Nidge* of *],724.121 was doing this.* pretsnted for tentative approval IVhst it tb* purpose of Ih* so that M rsuld be advertised at ordinance7 Cttv Manager Warren a public hearing on Aug. I for Know lee, staled that ha knew both final approval. tutham and Phillip* mere doing Southern Desk Co. American •hi*. Ns* rival Hi# neifmano* wraa Seating Co., and Florida School l-etrg pe’srd ta pnitrp making and Equipment Co. submitted for future use. WASHINGTON oT _ rrwei.ient WASHINGTON UP-Fin at action hid* for sehnol equipment and Fisenh-rwer told the nation last from Congress on a new military furniture with Southern and Ame­ Know lea also related iN t lha night a spark :■! wotkl peace was reserve program probably will rican presenting low bids. .h|mrr>................... _ ordinance .oniaimd * elauae that Cminly Judge Ernest vou!d oprn (pr ignited al the R g Four tonfeienre Remlnola come today. vtmalflv $11,000 will be spent for llpl he Mid murli palirnt* »nd Housholdee will Im in* guest ’ »i*rh . case* that might be hoaefielat ft lan't axactlg » M President furnishing* to be But into Uiq pew ssyrificf and “,omo i^tng on esrh »P««kcr lor ih* Jayceya wockly ( ^ »nd Ihe h- ■ .'-tor Eisenhower re queried. Hawover. Ptnecren RtemanW * 3ch«w‘ t the f o r B l o o f j l D o n o r s a’- from will ha needed to kc.p that mm tine TliurJ. IL- • 0e i in — More vlewvsaint. Tti# Seminar* County tub-rthere's been no indication he will Goldsboro School and addition* lo spark alive | speech based on -Juv/nilea and By approval of »h* Oty Cows, veto h. t'rodms Academy, l.jm in, and miosis office hs, iteuH tn »p*• f»r their her*. s*#l to all Fanfonl n--t S- •*- I Winding ip e. radto-TV report nn The Senate has it on the calen­ OvicJo. - -o tho fonstnictlmi of th* m •'teminnle t ounly is rrpssrt- General Sanford Momnrfat I.U dar lo bo considered after in Or.inge Stile rn| Co was (mi's County poliim « far | last *erk'» talks—which, he said inrluded no secret agreement*—i *° 1 ' "( Interest tn ».-ry • •, as Inary wili la- tUitoil soon. General appropriation hill. Quirk approval awarded tha gasoline and furl ml bbiod donation*. to "•‘Ifam of i<*t*j'* youth it mi- J. C. Ilulcblroii an t Fred Wilson A Sanford patient r -nfir.-d the Pn-«i lcnt declared: is expected. The House passed it bid which allowed I l k o4 tha "I brlioo that only with pray fortant »• the full.', of 'bl* representing the Library, appear* yesterday 117-T*. tank wagon price for gasoline to lha* Florida Banitar.am .n Use bill Is drligrewi to attract and 7 01c of tank Wagon for furl Orlando was scheduled for sur­ erf.il patimri. Intelligence, cout n",|nn I s T n i r '- T " -!i* b" " ‘ " '-f"'* tho eoninilaslon raqutok iro—never forget »vrr WTRIt at 1. d P. m ^ ^ ^ ^ gery on June I but duo to « i agr and l-drranr more volunteers to the reserves oil. ting vlgllsnre and prudenctv— can t “ls» al Jayrees, becau,-of thi lr lark of blood, it was postpnnI. and give the Pentagon some au­ The third bid was let to Senallnsatrd to the l ibrary. Th* (tty thority to compel reservists In the kartk Glaaa and Paint Co lot However it la now pceci *rv for w. keep alive Ihe apark ignite I participation in spon- rn g sari.wl "17 raunlf matcheddMaUMa oi vmilh a.tivitiea prt.g.am.. will be , ;MV, „ rh ,owtH |h#eonstrur. future to keep up minimum train- paint needed for the exterior of tho operation and nine pint, of al Genovs . . . "We, all of us. Individually and| interested In ways to furtiier aid ttan. R»lh hav* rwwe approved tag. Seminole High School. Work on blood are ncoded. D-mors wishing tn r«>.vtr!hut# a, a pei'i’lv. have po,,ihly Ihe any progtem cnnrernivg juvr'inlcs," art.I rrlraaed fund* for th* building It Is designed to get I.*00,000 the school Is scheduled to begin trained men tn the reserves by next week an tha new color will will hav* to ito so at the Cen­ most difficult assignment nf our it «** ib<l*re«l by a member of ^'1’,',j'. about t9«V The ready reserve now be a medium Ivory, flosrlr re­ tral Florida Illnod Itank In nation's history. Likewi»r, we have the elub. t ronunittne composed of f-hsm. l ens Jours, Jove. , rnur-telnr, I . , .if t’omnierrr o-tnager Fo-rask n u m b e r s between 100,000 and sembling tha shade now cn the Orlando. Further information the most shining opjvrrtuntty ewi may obtained by calling poMcased hy Americans M > will a I m s u a guest a< this lunch* 100,000. building. lire, kroridge. It-’man Jarotsson Mr*. l/»rr*in« Graham at th* Work was reported to be pro­ TU office. T r a n s p o r t * t i on these truth* inspired us, never dis- ,on meeting of which Tommy ai-d William Ptoniper, represent, Stringer is program rhairnian. gressing s-.R the new offiret In to Orlando wtll be provided if may us " log the GofC Indsi-triasl Commit, lie said th# and test of thrj f ^ ,ry ('undict, pr-,ident of the lee, Sanford Industrial Board and tha bus station building and W. normvary. Geneva talks will eome nest (V to Orlando Jsreees, will attend with Sanford Industries Iwe.. requested A. fragile. Administrative Ather, wlwn lha Big lour (om.n I , , VrIlj nf j,)A f«||p., rr,m1-sr* to a piecn of isnd befweefl Poplar *nd istant expressed tha hope that minister- meet lo seek spec bf|diarui* Ito sumr.irr renfersne* to Miltroad Creek the spice would be occupied by agreements on some of lha biusd|S, hfW ln thetr Ctty A ig 4. «. 7. mid-August. The properly. liO f»*A by ITS problems taken up by their chiefs Tha next regular hoard meetfeet, would be used Us erwet a "Then is when reconciliation snd ALIMA, Fla., UW—The death of lag u slated for Aug. II. budding foe Sanford Mamrfaetur, a Tg-year-old preacher bitten hy a JERUSALEM. (T) — l.reelts some giving on each side will N ' R p r h l | n L i r t f l l p v ♦nit Co, now located on Ranford definitely necessary," he said D C IT n a U i n U I L y snake ha handled at a revival voted tndey foe their third Parlia­ tve. Rreckenridge stat'd that tha meeting was ruled a suicide. ment since th* Jewish net.on wa« . r * gwrment mamifartonng plan* i i t — F a c e s L o n a T r i a l The Rev. George Went llenite/. founded hi 174*. No marked rieo-led to expand. of Albany, Ga., picked up a rattl#changes lit foreign nr domestic I At the proeent tins*. (Ha eeaw. snaka at a church service Sunday policies wee* *speeled to reaulL | LONG BEACH, N.Y., JP 77.* fx’ kl.A ( V —Elderly fbrtha panj's emphiyment I* spprovlmat, to demonstrata Ma faith tn his apjiearod likely Ih* Mapal, I f.to'lby face* trial atane In th- Hy fat and lo the #*pan*t»n, would religion. He balk ed his faith car was parked In a noparklng theU ftariel Domocral lelwr party tone and Patrolman Willism Mil­ |-tasi'g -f three Marion County employ spproximatriy IV) Ttt# msde him Immune tn Ih* venom. by Prime Mintrier Mnshe pe*f* officer* at h'r homo May •oommisaion arreogod a meeting lie collapsed soon after hs was ler clearly saw his duly. He wrote headed Shareit and DavkI Ren Gurmn. WASHINGTON 'jv- Singer Dick > 1fm I p , m. today to susdy ttv* bitten but refused all medical out a ta ticket. It wasn't quit* so rlrar who •gain would dominate lha one. Haymes, born in Argentina, msy T h e "O-year-oM woman'! h u * - . re q u e e t. _____ treatment and died yesterday chamber Knesset being chosen for would pay th* fine Th* car hap­ stay in Ih* United Mates. bend Edward S. I.indley, was de-j Th, r«r»a*4 bj Suitd X nomreusi, morning. a four-year term The Mapai County Judge Hannah Gaskin pened lo be the Miller family car held 40 nf the 130 scat* hi th* The JusUr* Department an­ elared Insane y a ste rd a y and * i l l | l l y m ausoleum * too is s n s S s ry nounced yesterday that K was ic lakrti to the Kterida Hospital waa rifsw l. ruled the death a suicide on Ihe left there by tha patrolman s wife aorond Knesset. dropping its effort to deport him at ( "ha' laho o che-. | ' ground that Htnsley voluntarily yesterday while ah* and the chil­ Ben-Gurtan. Israel's first prim' Haymes entered Use United i 7>o forn.er Indian* •ckml le*<-h. picked up Ihe snake and refused dren went to the beach. "Mis'* going l# pay the f.r.« her­ minister snd *6ye»r-nld State* tar permanent residence in . o rs,.r..„( medical care afterwards. An associate, the Rev. O. M self." MlUer commented. Lassiter, void Ifrnslcy had told "Ill pay U afl right." his wife resume the premiership if his Youngblood and Bob Wooten and renthip during World War II when M. O. Tuck, assistant Ocala p-dlce him that he had been bitten at said later, "but fll use hi* m«nry." party te returned to power On Embezzling Charge TWENTYNINE PALMS. Calif. IB - A 167* 000 shortage has chut down this Mojave Desert town’s only bank and its vice president cashier, who also is a race horse City Commission Okays Ordinances No Marked Change Seen In Policies No-Parking Sign Cost Family Money Singer Dick Haymes in Triple Deaths May Stay In U. S. i Senate Investigators Seeking Columbia Officials Sand InvasHgators Bag Of Money Falls More Ihfo On Talbott Interests BOGOTA, Colombia UD-The gov­ WASHINGTON r-Srnst.irs in misunderstanding." Rarnnff said, ernment haa rushed investigators At Perfect* Place He la charged Is a warrant Mad by Sheriff Dave Starr with the fatal shooting early Sunday of Joel to the rich Valle province ef Cohen, M, a OttemUa. A ware of Mo­ ator who ta t re h u taken the lives of A second warrant m him ad I*ndawners, bumble farm • nee reaper editor, Marta Finley, St, who premtaewt citiacni were Mm a mouth Deputy L. T. Neel, who Invest! said Deris stole into Mm. Officiate haw given no motives tor Mb taBtags- Newspapers say so killing her. Oaken, asleep In the tha rexaeas tor Oh terrorism are i which Davie enre she red with adjoins Tollmt. where m e elm* in bed. I Gastons Beta* Ptalfla : 0f Liberate and 4B kite* In race rS ; COLLINSVILLE, HI., U*-R*tahard! Wataman, aperator of a drive-la theater, bought some gro­ ceries al a supermarket yesterday. While Ultra h* gat $244 in chaagt for ate at hi* theater. He tacked the groceries in the trunk of Ms car and drove off, forgetting about th* canvas bag of cbangs ha had put on tha rear bumper. Bona afterward bo drove np to tha polka station hare to report tho taaa of the moony. H* couldn't hare f u * U a bolter place. A n oocfc of moaay bad dropp off too tamper t i m to front of CKy Manager Warren Knowles related this morning that tha City ta hauling hi more debris and te toward tho completion of akwatar around tho bote ■■£ *ar> -1 ...... - ..... . . . : Immediate Arrest ! Awaits Turncoats In San Francisco assTk-T-tJajrs4f ils vastlgatlni the! business Interests of Secretary bolt railed ‘ day cm Ualtans Amartra Called is a witness hetare tha Banal* Investifatmns suhcommtt lea waa Air Pafr* General Counsel Johr. A. Johnton Tha group hqard testimony yes­ terday that Talbott had declared tart January that Johnson "is representing mf* in effort, to con­ vince RCA off tha propriety and legality t i deitg.business with a holds an intertrt. firm to which late tha record Aba RCA Board wao » Barnoff, tahiag Chatman D Of 8Uj that Talbot htfluenca him ta had sought contract with tha lav a RCA ring firm ti tx iy m cn t A 0$. "in faintest lo Secretary Talbott and it hi* request. I wish to state that lacratary Talbott hat never mad* any inch attempt to influ­ ence •# .'• Tha niattanooga Times said, meanwhile, that Informed capital sources expected President Risenhonor to decide quickly whether lo end Talbott's services as secre­ tary. White House Press Secretary Jamas C. Hagtrty told newsmrn yasterday th* Talbott-Mulligan nutter had been catted to Elaenhowtr't attention, "but b« has not had a complete report as yet." In a dispatch from WasMngton, Um Chattanooga Tinea quoted an unnamed Whit# House official aa laying, "I don't think that Ihe President Is going to play around with this one,” It added that policy-making ferret In th* adminUtrattao n a n tald lo b* terming hi *pmittan to Talbott's eontto* he claimed a neutral status and r|„ ,ft did not sene tn lha US armedi Mr’a. Llndlry, *ho denies .*-* forces Haymes said he later was diH , nr firtn. in bnur-iorg classified tar military setvire hut piI, h .,,], , t ,v, |,,ndl#y home, a i t rfj^cted for A h#»rt coikJi jt fhtrgn| mith 8 principtl •‘"JL. ... in Ih* »eennd degree. Th# government «aid Havme- p-h# pleaded Innocent on arraign- ’ WASHINGTON ID — Im media to vnB<lt liable to il^ptirl At ion' yniprilay m<{ to** r#tumfH jrn 'tt ihttAid ihip il Sin Frio* when he went to Hawaii in l»YV Mirj„n County Jail. Her al­ risen and rourt-martial Istac await and then re-entered lha United | r,rrvssy• said they would make ap- ihrre young Ameriesn lurnroatg Stales “from a foreign port nr nlMWtlon (nr teul In a f-w days, coming home from Red China. n u ll vin e posset m iu i » place or from an outljing Pentagon ofliciala said yeiterdap lion'. Brothers Jailed Y o u n g s te r s O b s e r v e :A f t e r D js rl)p tjo n C h r i s t m a s I n J u l y I| FLORENCE. Ala. 'P - oCharges i religious TURMONT, Md., Uv-Chriitms* that they broke up in-July was rslebrated yrsterdsv service by bringing a rattlesnake at nearby Camp Grecnlop by lot to a rhureh remltcd in 120 fines (or three snake handling brother*. handicapped youngsters. The strata! of carols filled tte The trial of Alien Covington. J7, air. ftaap flakes — hist for ooa day snd Mansel and Goorga Covington, — became snowflake* as they both M, was waUhed by about 1M drift sd down through tha trees. spectators. They interrupted test]Turkey waa aerved. with aB th* mony yasterday with rirlamatteni t r i m m i n g * , and Santa a t u t nf "Amen," and "Prate* tha showed up. U>rd.M The children, T to IS years old Charge*! with disturbing fht and all with physical handteaps, asre, the three brother* bad boon worked In their spar* time ter eld in the Lauderdale County JsU waeka la th* camp arts and crafts l u c* July 14. shortly after sorvicai ihop. miking Christmas hr** dee- at th* rural Bump** Greek Church t Army officer* will board thalr ship, a passenger liner, whan Ik dock* st San Francisco next Fri­ day sr.d make th* arrests them. The three sre Willis m C. Cowart, 22. Dillon. Ga. Lewla W Griggs, 22. Jacksonville. Tex.*, and Otll® G. Bell. 24. Hillsboro. Mu*., Md Olympia, W\to. Captured during lha Korean War, they refuted repatriation In Itol and decided Instead to pa I t Red China with 1$ other ABM soldier*. After a year and a there, the returning trio th* Chin*** to tel them horn*. Ai Hong Kong aartter month, a l tore* said ft*r willing to seer s tome » Amatottn prison* tf naeoaiapp, to m t o S ite "■tetekna * � 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, July 25, 1955 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 25, 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 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 25, 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/2eb7bff7fed3343d7da762294fc2cfda.pdf 688d96a8d136371d63d7a483ed10bcf8 PDF Text Text 1 . r p r ftl \ ODHAM & TUDOR, in c 0 PROUDLY. 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FT V O LU M E X L Y 1 ■ , fe r a li* AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEW SPAPER SANFORD. FLORIDA. Eatabljahtd 1908 THURSDAY. JU L Y 21, 195S Russia West Hit Agreement On Discussions No One Is Injured In Auto Collision On State Road 415 GENEVA IT — Russia and the Weitern power* reicbed sub­ stantial agreement today on plane for continuing discussions of Gcr m ia unification *nd European secunty after the lummit confer­ ence. The foreign ministers m«t this morning for almost two hour* and reportedly pul the program in shape Then they arranged * special meeting of their head* of gov­ ernment to lubmit it for approval. There was no immediate infor­ mation aa to details of the plan, but Western sources disclosed they hoped for a meeting of the four foreign minuter* in Geneva tn Oc­ tober to t*k * up Qi« two key prob­ lem*. Thl* would allow three montha for the expert* of tha fourcountrice to itudy all the proposal* made at the summit meeting. The Western power* also would h*ve a chance to observe the outcome of the vUit of West German Chan­ cellor Adenauer to Moscow. The head* of government* — President Eisenhower, Soviet P re­ mier Bulganin, British Prime Min liter Eden end French Prem ier Faura — planned to take up the disarmament question after dis­ posing of the arrangement* on Germany and itcurity. An acridsnt w u reported Jast sight at 10:25 o'clock on Stale Road <15 (Celary Ave.) about ona mile tail of Sanford with two persona involved. The fint car e i i a 1M9 Buiek tedan driven by Albert 8aund*rs, 2T, whole addreia wae given ai Rt. 1 Sanford. The other ear wae a 1949 Dodge pickup truck driven by Thomaa I. Frasier, ST, who live* •n Celery Ave. It wet reported that the truck v a i in the proceia of turning in a driveway. There wai another truck behind It Uiet stopped an that the Dodge could make it* turn. The Buiek reportedly went around the atepped truck and hit the left front aid# rf the Dodge piiek-up. Thar# ware no casual!Mei although the driver of the track waa “ihaken up a bit”. The Buiek than traveled about The only official announcement air or eight fact and hit a tele­ on the foreign miniater'a discusphone pole. Chargee of Improper liona wai a brief communique. patting wan made againat tha driver ed the Buiek. Dwaaagao ware eetlmated at ■bout 1*00 for tha Dodge pickup and a total kui to the Buiek. tayantignttaf officer* w a r * Ftint. Cart WflHwma and Deputy H. L. Eubank* ed the shsriff's WASHINGTON (A-The Wash ington Foat and lim it Herald said today a U.S. security board hat found "reasonable doubt" of the loyalty to this country of William Henry Taylor,' an official of the International Mooatii? Fund. Tha paper said the finding wai made after a bearing by tha Inter­ national Organisations Employe* Loyalty Board, Because the IMP 1* an International body not under U.8. government c o n t r o l , the VUR1NG1DN (Ik-Only ienate- board's finding waa an "advisory ■ m m agnamant on an effective recommendation." The agenry it­ data hoed Is to# way today of self must determine what action, Anal eengreaatenal approval of a if any, to take. $l-ta-heur federal minimum wage. "The board ia convinced." tha TIN Sousa yasterday overrode, paper quoted ita opinion, "that the UBdIS. Praaidant Elaanhowsr's re- employe (Taylor) hia engaged In quart lor a limit ad 50 eenU an aapionage and aubvartive ability kour and by • top-heavy W-M against tha United State* . . . and vote approved the higher wage that ha wai and possibly stiU i* Boor for mead workers tn Inter­ an adherent to the Communist state aommerte. The praaaat mini- ideology.'' M M h h iiii Wage Gels Roadblocked As Uwmakers Feud mum la f» eant*. Tha Ba&ate, vfctak prartoualy had approved tha aama tt flgura, had voted to make It affective next Jan. l. Tha Uoum voted for March 1. The B oom sent Ks bill 1m mediately to eesterau* with tiu Senate far a eompromia* on the date. Yeaterday’a R oom action cli aaaad two days of debate la which supporter* ad tha admlntrtratwo'a ■heart tap limit predicted a new teflatkaary s p i r a l wenid be touched off if a higher pep Bgure waa eaactad. Secretary Of Navy Foresees More Subs CROTON, Ooaa. W-Secretary Chariea Thomas astd today the Ravy, with eight atomie aubmarinaa already authoriaad, hope* to build many ether* "in rapid m m i g g thereafter.*' Hia remarks wan prepared for U sashing care monies ter tha sae> and gudasr-powand Mb, tha Baawaft, A abort dlataace away, aa U la emphasise the growing spaed of tha trogrsm, workman prepared to lay tta kart ter a third duriag Cm u y . The first was tha Nautilus. Tb# .first permanent unit of the school, a three-story air conditioned nut-patlanl building at Jackson Memorial Hospital. Miami, was dc. dicatad tn ceremtmiei last Sunday (July IT.) Junior and senior medi­ cal student* will receive a large portion of their clinical experleare at Uda facility. Bible School Sets Closing Exercises action this year to approving four dosing exercises for the Church addittaaal atomlertrtvmi suhma- of God Dally Vacation Bibla School will ha held tomorrow night at T:4I liaeg a r t added; T h is mesas that this fiscal year ■ m. Award* will b« presented to out(ha M an will have rtg U m je a r■leading students, aad to all who sad. ia rapid hav* perfect attendance records. D m program will feature the theme, "Sailing With Christ." and will ho d im tad by Mr*. Doeald Whittaa aad Mr*. Bruce Groan. A display of handler* ft work by how m the children will bo ik o n , th# R*v. Harry Haodenoo, pastor, said. K I MUSIC AND FUN — Thess local band student*. nvnibcM ot the ScminoV IticH School Rind a t* a t­ tending th* summer band esmo which Is condurtel each year at the University of Miami in Coral Gables. L eft to right, front row. *r# Jovre Milam. Patsv Haucht. who graduated Ibis year, and Grace Duggar. Standing left to right, are Bob ReeU- J r . and Jo e Fisher. ★ ★ ★ S h in e S till Found All’AroundSlate Presented SHS N o rth O f C h u lu o ta Band Members 240 Gallon Daily Output Estimated Five members of th* Seminole High School bind are combining sunshine and expert band instruc­ tion at tha Summer Band Camp of the University of Miami In Coral Gables. This camp ia an annual affair and SHS band director, Er­ nest Cowlsy, is now serving bis third year as an Instructor there for tha five weeks period. High school bend students from seven states are receiving five weeka of Intense musical instruc­ tion along with a full ichedule of beach parties, free moviea and tickets to the Pop Concerts of the University of Miami Symphony Orchestra every Sunday night. Director of th* Band Camp ia Fred McCall, University of Miami bandmaiter, and honorary director and advisor li Henry Fillmore, known aQ over Urn country tor his marches. The students have played under the batons of Morton Gould and Le­ roy Anderson, as well aa Fillmore. The camp will end July 22. Students attending from Semi­ nole County ara Misa Joyce Milam, Miss Palsy llaught, a 1953 gradu­ ate, Miss Graca nuggar, Jo* Tub­ er, and Bob Reely Jr. By Five Officials Conducting Raid Railroad Workers Present New Watch To D. C. Spivey Mrs. B. Grantham Tells Of 'Hot Seat' On Greyhound Bus School Of Medicine 200. Announces UQIT JET TOM* ■AOEBSTOWN. Md. tiu. FairA M AJk m i Division has an-------- 1 flans I* build a tight jet outtabta a* aa executive ter Industrial companies. Uty slid tha fcir-jat carry a crow rt two at* Nov 137 Associated Press Leased Wire schools. Their subject — techni­ ques and technology of capitalist farming. Tha school—Iowa State College. Tha dosan visiting Soviet agri­ cultural dl gait* Has eut quit# a swalh stron Ihe state of Iowa tn thair initial three-day Journeying* through neb eon country and also stopped to taapaet Individual farms. They gdl a glimpse of fowl ns and Iowa farming, and Iowa farm­ ers got a peak at tha Russian visi­ tors. But h r today aad tomorrow Uw program ia rather different. Tha Ruaaians are to b* given a general picture of the activities of ao Amercan agricultural school and more important tha chance to indulge thair ipectfie curiosity in particular subject*. and ASC County Committee as secretary, almost did. Mrs. Grantham rides to DeLsnd every Bight on a Gres hound to her horn*. A few day* ago she had Just taken a seat behind the driver and had settlrd hark to enjoy the ride. Just passing tire lakefrant where tha bums turn there eras a ery from two Orfsndo college girls and a gaip from her friend. Under tha seat, where tha was sitting, was pouring out black smoke. "I didn't fed a thing," tha commented. A shortsge in tha linee some­ where had caused sparks and there was no damaga to the r*ssengers or the bus. "My first though*, was, the gasolinr lank'1 she said. "But qf course I lesmed later that it was In the back." Tha passengers got off and took tha bus directly behind them. Peggy Is Settled In New Quarters P iggy the b **r w*s transfer­ red this morning from her old rag * tn th* new on* that has Just been eompteled. Peggy la blind and must len n to feel her way around th* ra g * and know it inch by inch. When first entering the rax* this morn­ ing sh* fell into the pnnl and bumped Into the hers but found her w*y Into th* d*n without a misplace. Th* n*w cage, tor which plans were drawn up by Mrs. Arnold Hood, rno keeper, has a ewimming pool, all ronrret* floor, a den and a shower which may b* turned on a t any time It is roomier and clraner thin th* old on*. Henry J . fohum irher, Kt. 2. Sanford is the nrv member of th* Srimnote County Committee for tne Farm er* Home Administra­ tion His appointment berime e f­ fective Ju ly t, 1953, Curtis J, Gieen, the agency's county super- I s-uor snnrmnrr-) Srhuni.ilt ; «’i . a*d* R'tlliam P Chapman whose term on ihe Ih rce-m em h er • It •i r o m m l tt f e rv p iicd >1 •I B u lle t Misses Chief ■» V*. Ill !i it Lender Is Held From Firing Uuck this vear. r, Sihumarher operates a large r * R i s *■ -* -hoi sen fired ta t. trurk fawn and hs» a l « r j hackground of surce-sfiil firm ing *\- French Moroiro today st tha pn'ifibil old pro French P as.il of nrnenc* in 5-nmnol* County H* formerly if-ved op* term a* a MsrraVrch. Tlianti cl Gtaou!. Th* F rro 'h r p ’ M A;enr7 said thn FHA commitli*m«n I hut'ei m:»r*d a"d esly the inter­ Th* oth*r two member* of ihe vention of Freneh police prevented committee are Ci«l«r •’> Hsrt of •he Berber ch’eftitn —m hit Ms— Geneva and William II R ig h t of from shooting bark S'anford, bo b turree«ful (aimers The litasslna'lon attempt and tong lima residents of Semin­ turted durir.! general excitement ole County. occasioned bv the firs* visit to There is a Farmers Horn* Ad­ Marrakech of France s new r e jL NEW YORK Two masked ministration county committee in dent general in French Morocco, desperadoes held up an outbound every sgriciiltura! county' in thp Gilbert Grandval. country. Th* rommitte* deter­ Elsewhere in the city of 2fi0,fl00, mail-express train last night as it mines Ih* eligibility of applicants Moroccan polir* kilted two nation­ stopped briefly in an open cut be­ and helps ihe county supervisor alist demonstrators in a crowd low the Manhattan street level adapt the agency'a loan policies which set fire to a tobacco shop. near the Hudson R iser shore. and service* to fbcal conditions. Tli* French Press Agency gam As in a Wild West movie Each member is named for a scenario, they bound and gagged tin re .year term, and one appoint­ this account of Uie shooting attempt a mail clerk and dumped eight ment expires each year. A mem­ on the pasha: El Glaom had fust left Grandval mall sack* on the tracks. Then ber completing bis three-year they disappeared into the night term cannot succeed himself. At at on* of the Pasha's palaces and was being driven away alone in a with the bags. tra it two of tha members must big black sedan. Suddenly demon­ 1’olics said today Die hags con­ L« farmers strators blocked ths street and on* tained worthless canceled checks, Tha Firm er* llonia Adminis­ shot rang out. each bag insured st |N>. tration makes loans tn farm eis tn Th* fiery old man frehb«d * The bandits apparently jumped buy, improve, enlarge, or oper­ repeating rarbin* h* had witii on Ihe 11-car New York Central ate efficient family-typ* farm*. him, climbed out of tb* ear and Iraln w|wn it stopped for Inspec­ It also lends money to farmers raise! Ih* gun to shoot. Frencli tion of Its ,i lr brakes. or fheir nonprofit aVsncialinns to ■police slopped him from firing and An interstate alarm was flashed establish and carry on approved Moroccan police then bred on tiro for two men described as In their soil and water eon*ervation prac­ demonstrators, injuring several. 20'* and wearing dark suit* and tices. Purposes include eslabllfhbats. Both were armed. The FBI ing and improving p«rman*nl joined In the hunt/ y n tu rc r, terracing, soli eropion "They were brar.rn and rlrv r r," prertires, and many other eonsaid Deputy Polire Csur.ir!**loner \s*rvalinn measures, as well as Jam es Kennedy. "Tliey knew * * . irrigation and farmstead water improvements Mod of the soil silly what tliey were doing." and water conservation loan* ami loans to buy, Improve, or enlaig* terms »r* mail* from funds ad­ vanced by private lenders and in­ jured by lb* agenry. WASHINGTON Cri-Rep. Pare* man (D -L t) accused foreign aid nffirisls yesterday of giving mis* information to icnstors and said, "W * will demand they either ratract, wl.st they told th* S e n it* or . . . h* di&rhirged." U no refract inn Is forthcoming, WASHINGTON u n -T h * head of COLirMRUR. Ohio tfv-Tho dirk ha said, ba will seek to htva all th* Atomie Energy Commission gray walls of Ohio Penitentiary foreign *!d funds bcM up for' an says cuts in th* agenrv's budget hrM s new prisoner today. inquiry into *'1*1* who!# m ere." voted by Congress would force a H* u n n 't anybody special as PiM irnn b*id« * House Approilow down in the production of far a* prison sutliotiti** were con­ pi itiom subrommittee which eut weapons m itariats. cerned. Just another number—99,. ATT million dollars from new for­ Th* Senate-House Atomic Energy gce\—with gray pn*on pants, blue eign lid fund*. Committee has promised tn seek and white striped shirt and a rap P m m in sstd ia in interview an added tnl million dollar* for But there was something shout foreign aid offieiils had m u repr*. the AEC. Other legislator* said the this prisoner—Dr. Samuel H Shep­ v-nted to the Rrost* committee AEC money bill, already enacted pard—something that attracted a tin t Rep T itv r (R-NY) hid given into law, was inadvertently re- hord* of newsmen and a icore of his unction to their action in re­ dured more then was intended. other perrons when he arrived at serving money voted m prenoua Tha Senate appropriations Com­ the penitentiary yesterday after­ ye»rs. mittee, considering a miscellaneous noon. " I never approved such a thing,* Now eomes th* waiting—at least •aid Taber, tenior Republican on money bill to which new atomic funds can he added, hrard a plea JO vears—before Sheppard will be the ll/wire Appropriations CommiK for such action yesterday from eligible for patois on hi * vneofid- ion. “ ft la a irinkmg m ess," AEC Chairman Lewis L Strauss. degree murder eonvletion Ho will Strauss said th* original cuts spend the first 10 days at the pen­ would “ torre ui to rut programs itentiary in a quarantine wars! . . . primarily . . . Die production where he will be given teats to of weapons materials and the de­ determine what work he U best velopment of reactors for both suited for. military and civilian i s m .” Masked Bandits Hold Up Mail Train At Manhattan Slop AEC Official Says Budget Cuts Force Slowdown Passman Accuses Foreign Aid Heads Of Misinformation Same Old Uniform Something Special Drawing Attention 'I Led Three Lives' In Sanford Library Second Nuclear Sub Launched By Navy GROTON, Conn. IW—Th* Navy, WORK GOING FART rarm c to kevp supremacy over Robert Kelly announced today Ftu ia in tiia mains of undersea that eight to It) sewer taps are "I Led Three L lv *s" by Her­ . -earfait. Lunches its second nu* Icing made per dsy. At this rat* It is estimated that in 10 more bert A. Philbrirk, rttlren. O m - c l t ir submarina, Ih# Seawoif, to* days Ih* men will b* caught up. m unlit, Counter spy, h it jnri been |day and l* ) s the krrl for a third, dhtamed by the Sinford Public F.ight atomic powered aubs hav# Library. ln'»n , jiiih o m rd . This u in exciting inside story The first A s u b m a r I n e, tfcn of Communism in the USA told Nautilus, was hutit here at tiro by an Ameriran patriot who was >atds of the Ekulric Boat Division and rra fli are supervised by Mm for nine years a counterspy for of General Dinamic* C orp , where Gall Bitting and Mis* Margaret the F. B. I, and repotted every­ the Scawolf and th* third boat Malloy. Hera the children have thing as It happened. are building. Th* Nautilus was made and used such favorites as The pnvcrnmenl's ease againvt commissioned six months ago and colored felt beanies, leather com ihe eleven top communists was now has Hiouunds of mile* of purses for their wrists, puppet largely based on evidence sup­ operation, hundreds of dives and boxes, paper sculpture, and model­ plied by Philbrirk, who was chief a long rruiro to the Caribbean on ing clay. witness ag ilm t them at th* trial her tog Attendance Is good in all groups, brtora Judge Medina. Extern ally. Ihe Scawolf will look A total of 329 have registered in much like the Nauttiui, but with Ihe younger age group (6-11) A s somewhat tloeker hull. Official ro n serv iliie daily average atten­ statistics nn the Scawolf show her dance of youngsters and teenagers to he shout 3.000 Ion* displacement is 225. Participations per week of 339 feet long, with * 27-foot beam. all youngsters in all activities aver­ age from 2,Don to 2.500. Mrs. Alexandre Vaughan, 101 Summer Recreation Program Big Success ■Y MARGARET MALLOY Sponsored jointly by Ih* city and the County Board of Public Initructioii, Ihe summer recrea­ tion program began with regis­ tration on Juno IS under th* direction' of E. W. Christensen. Th* actiyitlaa are planned for tlwao two Ierg* groups: th* younger children aga* six through 11 and th* older children aga* 12 through If. Varied activities have been planned to Include thete and other groups. Bora* ara th* City Wida Tennis Tour­ nament, the City Softball Lea­ gue, managed by Howard Gordae and a FUhiag Contest epea to angler* ate through 18. Th* teenager* follow this sche­ dule In the nfteraoens: Monday and Wednesday they play tennis; Tusaday howling with Gordie i Thursday and Friday, water ski* lag m lab* Mary. In addition the High fichoel Oym i* span aa under tha supervision nf Fred Ganas who also teaches tennia and «ral*r skiing. For thoaa with lass active interests th* High School Library is open Mei’Hay through Thursday morninra. Misa Edna Chittenden, a vary helpful librarian, has ■ book binding and repair aessiun with the young­ sters on Friday morning. Tha Celery Crate is op*n for the teenagara to drop in on Monday and Wednesday evenings. On Tuesday and Thursday they re­ ceive dancing lessons from an Arthur Murray instructor. Every Friday an organised danr* ia held from T.until 11 p. m. Mu* Groa Nuanalty help* supervise these The younger group fellows this schedulet every Monday thsy s*e a movie at the High School; Tues­ day through Friday they ara m the lakrtnet playground from t until lltd t a-a*. Haro they a n dlgroup* accord­ ing to age which ara the 9 and 7’s, the 9 and B's, and th* 10 ami 11'*. Ths groups are given an hour each of direcletf play, swim­ ming, and art* and crafts. Ona hour weakly each group goes bowling. On th* playground such sports as volleyball, softball, and bas­ ketball ara popular wilh th* oldar ones while games are fav­ ored by Ihe youngest. Miss Caro. Una Mclnnfs and Miss Peggy Wil­ son direct their play activities. In tha awimmtng pool all children are given instructions and rareful supervision by Mias Behe Btsbee. At least 31 have paised the Red Cross beginner* swimming test to date la the two older groups. The youngest spent the first few weeks getting adjusted to tha water and now they are also receiving instruc­ tions. They are expected to be able to awim tha width rt the pool by the eed rt the program. Mrs. A. Vaughan Presented Emblem Christensen has planned tor Aug W. 20th St., Ranfoid. recently NEW PARK FORMED I . the last d ay 'rt recreation, to be won a Sterling Stiver Honor Em­ City Mansger knnwlss ar.nnun* a big day. A picnic will bo hsld blem by Tb* Reader’s Digest, In c*d that on 24th Bt. and Sum* at tha Scout Camp site an Silver Lake to which all age group* and their parrnta ara Invited. Games will ba ths order of theraorning and after luneh a hug* dance u being planned at th* Orate, aad tha bop* li to t o t a band tor this Down «t th* Lula boms to* aria gala overt. recognition of outstanding sarvlre ai a subscription reprassntativa of ths magisin*. Sterling Stiver Honor Emblems are awarded to only ona la evsry fifty Digest Rsprsssnttrives, so Mrs. Vaughan’* achiavsmaut In noteworthy. i W m m m m irn ' r| * Schumacher Chosen For Farmers Group 12 Soviets Begin Two-Day Course Ronald S. Garner On U. S. Farming Accepted By UofM cepted as a pre-registrant in the 1955-56 freshman class at th* Uni­ versity of Miami School of Medi etna. according to announcement by Dr. Homer Marsh, Dean. He previously attended the University of Alabama. He will be among the 75 Florida resident*, accepted from 190 appli­ cants. This freshman d m , repre­ senting 25 counties, it the largest accepted in the three year history of tha University of Miami School of Medicine, which opened Sep­ tember 22. 1952. The totel four year student body now numbers CcariiersbV* cloudiness today *nd tonight hereminc pirtly cloudy Friday; scattered showers south* riot f f i t t . Shot Fired At Pasha In French Morocco Sheriff's deputies •and stale beverage agents dumped 1.900 gallons of fermented mash and chopped up equipment yesterday when they uncovered a stilt deep tn Ihe woods shout two miles north of Chuluota, Making th* raid were Sheriff J . L Hobby, Deputies Morgan McClelland, Qllii Owen, State E ffective April 30, 1956, D. C. Beverage Supervisors William L Spivey was granted an annuity Wive and W. A. Ansley, The discovery of ihe Mill solvrtl by lbs Railroad Retirement board. a theft of 1.000 gallon s frtl oil He entered th* service o f Atlan­ drums from the MarAsphalt tic Coast Lin* Raiirned Co. on plant near Wagner several month* July 19, 1922, as ■ laborer and I j j o was later transferred to ra r reUsed as a boiler was a kero­ palrer helper, then to ear repairer. sene lank which rested on its A i th* elta * o f «ha dey'e wwrta) »«• cn *u * L r *}Jl l* k(n !rom the nearby Florida East Coast Monday co-wotkeri In the rar Hallway which is now abandondepartment presented S p i v e y •A Its capacity was estimated at with a Waltham watch. The pre­ MO gallons, sentation was made by general Of tin.ils slated that they thought foreman L. M. Cornell who Ma­ tha (till could produce Jin gelted that Spivey's rerord was ions of moonshine daily which rlra r and that tv regretted los­ would result in a tax Inis of ing such an employe from ihe *1,500 or more. The newest dis­ service of the compeny a* well covery was said to be only slight­ ly smaller than the one found in as from personal association. The retiring railroad man March, 1951, near Wagner which makes hi* home In Ranfnrd with was estimated to turn nut 264 gallons a day and declared the his family at 1015 W. Third St. largest to be disrovcird in this County in 10 yvkrs, The live officers were hiding behind the still at dsy break as they watched two men apptnarh, The equipment was ill set up for a day's work. However, tha men apparently sensed danger and AMES, Iowa (A—Twalv# Impor­ Have you ever gotten a ‘ hot made their getaw ay before they tant Ruaaian Communists start seat" without wanting one? Well could be captured Ronald 8. Garner of East 8am today a two-day fours* at one of Mrs. Belle Grantham, who works lnole Blvd., Sanford, ha* been ac­ tha l e a d i n g U.S. agricultural for County Agent C. R Daw von Loyally Of Taylor Found By Papers .C '» ^ marlin Ava. th* dapartmsnta am working on an eld pond and hav* succeeded in making a nka park area. Eventually shrubbery aad walkways will ba put ia so th* children will hav# a place to »'* tag and mothers Sake tort 21 drag fag a walk. * (* _ l �• ** THE Piste 2 T hun. July 21, 1955^ Ulu U tMG KA*afcU P C N Y SN O O T/ j r / T H T P F /Z r > r o e T m rm a x rD m H it> H k v t a O W X H tE D MTUOV 7WT KN gFL C A M S O FF YO U !? H P G O N f J — SANFORD r 7 W » A 3 A fP . F F P P fS . M ? a n ' O PTIO N TO B U T AHA /M N C N .J n j ‘i 1 vj ii HERALD WAIT-UM Ml N O TH '\ * ®fVV*?5 u u r r a wumttki ) ' - j ’ ■ no tr u st W t.*X II GOltDOR Agriculture Dept. Eva Peron Still Smiles Down Sends Out Report On Crop Production WASHINGTON i* -_ The Agri­ culture Department inued ■ crop reduction report this week that idicatei poulble trouble for GOP year In the corn belt. The report forecast a corn crop that would be the second largest of record and bumper harvests of other lvestoek feed grains. These crops would come on top of large supplies in storage from past years. These big crops could well carry to the corn belt a bitter taste of surplus problems that have been centered heretofore largely in cot. ton and wheat producing areas. They could bring greatly reduced feed grain prices and much lower incomes. The Midwestern farm vote has figured prominently In many re­ cent national elections. It was cred­ ited with giving President Truman an upset victory over Thomas E . Dewey in IMS. At that time, farm ers were dis­ gruntled with a drop In grain pric­ es. The Democrats charged the Republican controlled Both Con­ gress was to blame because foiled to provide storage facilities for surplus grain that had no place to go except to markets where It depressrd prices. This week's forecast of the big feed grain crops came shortly aft­ er the department reported a sharp expansion in hog production it un­ der way. This expansion, govern­ ment economists say, is expected to be followed by severe reduc­ tions In hog prices. In last year's congressional elec­ tions, Republicans fared well in rural districts in the big corn-hog region extending from Ohio west to Nebraska and embracing Indiana, Illinois, Iowa, and Minnesota, Hogs were riding high price wise. But there la the possibility that by latp this year, prices will drop to levels where farm ers will com­ plain and possibly demand gov­ ernment action to Improve their markets. The government does not maintain prlca supports under hogs. £ BUENOS A IRES, < * Eva Peron, a one-time actress as <lra matte in death a i she was in life, still smiles down on Argentina's millions. The public sees at every turn the picture of this pale skinned dark-eyed beauty with straight blonde hair drawn back in a tight bun. Alongside her handsome husband Ju an Peron, dictator, general and president, she adorns -street and subway walls, government offices and vestibules, store windows and private homes. E va's nama is never out of sight La Prensa carries a daily "E v a Peron labor page” decorated with a profile drawing and her oftquoted pledge: "Alive or dead. I will always be with the workers." And Dem ocracla, staunchest press friend of Peron, displays on its front page masthead a profile ringed with a wreath of her words: "A thousand times, I would do It for Peron and for my people." La P lata, a city of 300.000 and capital of Buenos Aires Province wai renamed Eva Peron. Eva Pcron la the name of a province, an oil well, uncounted streets, school housei, parka, soccer championthipi, a luxury pataengar liner— an unending atream. Her birthday, May 7, la "Saint Evila'a D ay." Acrosa the land, her faithful lay freah flowers at the foot of counties* busts and statues. Eva once declared: "Without fanaticism, on* cannot accomplish anything." Imbued with this spirit, the vibrant 5 foot 2 figure stormed out of poverty to prominence on the screen and radio and into the arms of a husky Army Colonel, Juan Peron. Ten years ago they wed and moved on to the nation's "P in k Houio’* to start a man-andwife reign probably unmatched since Ferdinand and Isabella. Eva seised ail Argentina—richest country in South Americs—as her stage. She played the rok; to the hilt (or seven years. And the ghost of Eva Peren carries on The evening of July 2S, 1952, Eva Peron, at the age of 30, was cut down by canter. A nation wept, Quron Elisabeth cabled condolences. Tbo Pupa sent his sympathies. Tens of thousands thronged the cold wet streets of Buenos Aires, waiting 10 and 12 hours in Argen­ tina’s mid winter to pass her bier. Catholics around the globe flocked to requiem masses. Eva's critics chuckled the Mon­ day night after Argentina's bloody June revolution. The government broadcaster came on the air five minutes later than usual, skipping for the first time in almost three year* the traditional mention of her passing. The Army sat in the saddle and this incident—too deli­ cate to be a mere ov ersig h tsparked speculation that Eva had slid into the shadows with her hutband. But both bounded back by the 'Behind-The-Scene' Move Is Believed NEW YORK «1 -T h e New York Harald Tribune said Wednesday tha Russians have made a behindthe-scenes move at tha summit conference In Geneva to make direct contact with high West Ger­ man diplomats. The newspaper, in a dispatch from Geneva, aaid the Russian move was Immediately tuned down by Bonn officials In Geneva as conference observers. The Herald Tribune story ssld the move amounted to a Soviet bid to establish a communication channel (n West German Chancel­ lor Konrad Adenauer and to drive a wedge between the Bona govern­ ment and the NoHh Atlantia Treaty Alliance. NewsOf Men In Service FORT DENNING, Ga. -Cadet George B. Herndon son of Mr. and Mrs. 0 . P. Herndon, 1B00 Sanford Ave„ Sanford, is among the group of Advanced Reserve Officers Training Carp students who have arrived at the IBM General Mili­ tary Science Summer Camp, lo­ cated at Fort Bennlng, Ga.. home of thhe United States Infantry. A student at Stetson University, DeLand, Cadet Herndon will par­ ticipate In six weeks of intensive general military training which will permit him to put Into prac­ tical application the theory that wai taught In his school. The en­ tire six week course is designed to provide each of the potential military leaders with the maxi­ mum opportunity to participate In individual and small unit train­ ing and to develop traits of lead­ ership amt ability to function ef­ fective^ in the role of an Infan­ tryman in small unit operations'. PORT ENNTNG, Ga. - Cadet Clifford G. Roxton son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack B. Roxton, Ml Piumoae Dr, Sanford, la among the Advanced Reserve Officers-Trainlas Corp students who have ar­ rived at tka IMS Central. Military Science Summar Camp, located at Port Banning, Ga., homo of the United Stetea Infantry. , A student at the Citadel collage Cadet Roxton will participate in six* week* of intenaiva general military training which will parmtt him to put into practical ap­ plication iha theory lhat waa tau|kt in hit achool. Tha entire tlx vrtka court is designed to w id e each of the potential mili­ tary laden with thhe maximum opportunity to participate In In­ dividual and amall unit training and to develop traits of leaderthte and nbUlty to Juetlea ef­ fectively la the rote of an Infan­ tryman la small unit next night. Peron regained hfi dominance. And the nation's radio listeners beard the government an­ nouncer as of old at 8:23, honoring Uie hour of Eva's death. v. An eternal torch burns above a bust of Eva In front of headquar­ ters for the six-million member General Confederation of Labor, the backbone of support for Peronism. Eva carved fame as a cham­ pion of the descamlsado, Argcn. lina’s shirtless working man. It li a mystery where her body lies. But the tallest funerary monu­ ment in the world is rising in the heart of Buenos Aires a i her tomb. The 460-foot memorial will tower higher than St. Peter'* In the Vati­ can, New York's Statue of Liberty or Egypt'* Pyramid of Cheopa. A stream of letters addressed simply "E v a Peron, Aguero 2302” still Rows to the aide entrance of the presidential mansion. Theta people tell her their troubles, a widow without a Job, a little child without a bleyele, a worker unemployed. These calls for aid are answered by a special foundalion. This massive organisation, probably un­ rivaled in the world, waa the cor­ nerstone of her power and is the key to perpetuation of her memory. Critics accused Eva of fashioning this foundation to trample the char­ ities long run by high society and of wielding it as a political weapon and fountain for personal fundi. Under the foundation's all-em­ bracing wing* have sprouted low cost housing, hospitals, homes for women, unwed mothers and the aged, a sprawling nursing school and even a chain of low-priced grocery stores There is also a students' city, complete with ele­ gant replicas of the "P ink House'* chambers and cabinet rooms for the youth to practice governm ent The foundation also speeds mercy missions to other countriaa, flying doctors and nurses and supplies to disaster areas in Ecuador, Colom­ bia, Peru, Venciuela and Bolivia, Faces turned red In Washington when the Children's Aid Society of the U. S. capital aakad the founda­ tion for a small gift and back came enough clothing for 000 youngsters. fI *8 // i' \ / 'V ., 40,000 Commuter* Stranded In Heat HA W - .V it I OB the f a c e of Lb Chart** A s h le y (top) u he end ettlsoe baggage end cargo from a C-li7 Olobei te keep toe crippled craft aloft above the choppy PaddaOeaea. With 79 aoldicn end eight crewman aboard, tha trans­ port, ca route from Honolulu to California, developed trouble la tha two starboard engines beyond tha halfway point. Rescue planaa in­ tercepted and aeeortaa bar tote Hamilton Air Force e, r - n r , wham tha two right tlraa blew cut en contact with tha runway. At finteranttenafj le t c m NEW YORK (ft — Some 40,001 tired commuters, homtbound af­ ter a sweltering day at work, were stranded Tuegday by a ivt-hour power failure on the Long Island Rail Road. At the peak evening ruah hour a fallen high tension wire stopped tU traffic through the Bast Ri­ ver tunnels—the only way for trains to get from Manhattan te Long Island. Although thousands of URR traveler* Jammed subwaya end taxi* to get heme, many struck it out in the railroad's hot waiting room. In (he United Kingdom. II gar cant of the people ere ever 00 yean old. REFRESHING jgArjif't ^ 46 I S ■H, 1U h u H I J A > f*». AV •v Vwo x . m M H m 4 . v f w g r •*, to-tv O U h m a m £ A ■i f . 1' w J fc a e s r C * m ■m i •ZSj »rV* , . f , ttd I fa r * - - * / r ? U „ „ J f c f 1 ■ * — L •A ■■ --■.'-••Vw I f \ - \ \ % • �1 V P e n t a g o n S p lit H o u s e h o ld L a t e ly 0 a spanked »ntl rejected stepchild. An Im m c.iitlo faclor in this som her mood is the Impending rcluctlon in tho Army’s manpower, a step which the nation’* lop gener­ als had sharply opposed. Cutting even deeper, however. Is the Army’s concern over the lack of clear agreement within govern­ ment circles as to the ex«ct role the soldier would be assigned in case of nuclear war. Army men feel thrir famous five star comrado in srm s. President Eisenhower, yanked them rathet roughly into the woodshed in the course of approving the manpower cutbacks. Gen. Matthew Ridgway, who on June 30 stepped down as chief of staff, publicly opposed the reduc­ tions before the House Appropria­ tions Committee. President Eisenhower, uestloned on this position at a subsequent news conference, described it as "p aroch lsl"—meaning narrow and limited. In Pentagon circles, however, one hears that the opposition went beyond the views of any single WASHINGTON, Ufl— The gray vailed Pentagon It a divided mili­ tary household these days with the Army—senior member of the armed forces family—feeling like Legal Notice 0 ISOTICr. TO SIKFKXIS I T A TE O F FLO R ID A T o : M A R Y KINO COIU'OHATIOJC. B rtliiolvtd S tw York c<ir|H>mtlnn, l h . unknown annlitni. i i u e n i n o In dltr-rlnrx, iiu rk h o lil•r». I r u x l t t * . KraltOre, nulKni-rn. llenori. c m l l t o m . nr other p . r l l r . rl.lm ln e hr. Ihrnukh. uniter or ■ ■■Inat »>ld Mary K U ir Curporn* ttun, a diMotved co rporation; MAHTIM R. KING of S ! J Munro Avenue. Mamarnnerk, New York; I t o l l E R T tv. riCOTT. K 1.1 7. A II F. T II \V *l*O TT, L n F A Y E T T E il It It E N. HANNAH M. IG 'G IIK Y, W IL I . 1AM W. I l f O l l E Y . J A M E S I* H I G H L Y . JOHN l i r n i l E V , EMI* l . Y 4. TII.I.MAN. Sl'SAN J . GAL­ LOW AY. G E O R IIE M. H IGH LY. HARVARD IH ’UIIK Y. MARY K J l t 'O I I E V , A. C. II I 't i l l KV, M. I . HUG J I L T and E I.IIIA IIE T II II COX. 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Hughey, and JU IIN I H 'i l l l E V , liuth dr* craned, and any and all part ies cla im in g by, thro ugh. under or agalnet suld T A. Hughey and J o h n Hughey, noth de.-eaeed, rna p rc tlv rly ; and any and all per* Bone h a t i n g , or claim ing to h a te, a n y right, tit le or l u l r r r s l In the follow in g described lend. lylug and being In Seminole County, F lo ­ rida. t o - w l t : HH of N>i of N\VU of BE>4,leee K eel l j l . n l feel t h e r e ­ of. of Section 7, Tow n-M p ;n Mouth, lianue St Kirnt, and HU of NtVt* of H E '( of Heetlon 7. T nw n th lp SO South, R a ng e SI Eaat, L . s . E a s t 4S1 n| feet, and i.rr* l le g ln n ln g T i l t * feet E a st or Hi. Sl\ Co rner of NtVt* of HE*; of aald flection 7, run North * dig J S min JO sec East 7 f l . l l feel to a point In Hllvrr talk *. the m e South O deg. II min. R e s t Tl.V'ii fe e t to a point t i n reel Enst of be ginning, tisane* then ce AVeet ISO feet to eglnnlng. You. and each o f you, a r e hereby oilfled th a t a euR hee be. n roughl ag a inst you In the Circuit Co urt, to and for Memlnol* .........Sy, Florida, In ch ance ry, entitled - J O K Mints, I 'l a l n l l ff v. MARY K1NU CO R I’ORATION, a dissolved New Torts corporatio n, e t el. Hefendente , and you, and each or yue, ara m i n i m i to file your Answer to to rlaln tlfra Complaltit with tho Clerk ut aald Cuurt. and UPO"___E l e l n t l f r e attorn ey. <JEO. A. 8 P R b .l t. J i t . , whose aild re e i i t P a Ho* ISIS, Sanford F l o rid a , a copy o f aald Anewrr, on ®r be fo re Thu rsday , Auguat IS. A. It., l i s t , and If you fall to do ao, a decrea pro ronfraso will be •ate red a g a in st you, and earh or you for tho relief demanded In aald Complaint. T ho natura o f Ihta ault la to 8 u l e t tf.o t l t U to tho abova des­ cribed laed. W I T N E S S my hand and seal of Mid .C o urt at Banrord. Seminole Ugliest Rumor Since 1765 Act Is Laid To Rest noSTON I f i - One of the ugliest rumors to spread through notion since Ihe 1765 Stamp Act—’‘taxa­ tion without representation"— has now been laid to rest. The rumor said Boston had mis­ laid the silo of its famous tea party. Hack In 1763 tho English P arlU ment proposed, not altogether un fairly, that tho American colonists pay part of the cost of defending the colonies from Uie French and the Indians. So a sales lax. col lectod by stamps, was imposed. tlut Bostonians, who felt thu colo­ nies were entitled to vote turn taxes themselves, insisted “ taxa tlon without representation is tyr anny.” To this day, the Mass* ciiusells Legislature hasn't been able to impose a sales lax. Bostonians in large numbers stopped buying stamp-taxed goods. Some 1,500 of tho clly’i 3.000 fam Hies took to drinking tea mido out of a weed and it wasn't good. But it was better than stamp lazed tea. Late In 1TT3, the powerful East India Co. found itself up to here in tea. Parliament voted to help. It took other taxes off tea to make It cheap. It w ai hoped the colonists couldn't resist paying the three pcnce-a-pound tax with the price so Iqw. Tea shlpi arrived In Bos­ ton. 1 t Some 7,000 indignant cititcns of town and country soon gathered, but they didn’t come to buy tea All who could crowded into the Old South meeting. That evening, 50 "Ind ians" war whooped out of the church to Griffin's Wharf yrhere the tea ships lay and ln three houra dumped 342 chests of lea overboard, Now it mutt be conceded that in 1055 anybody, even a Bostonian, could be confused over the loca tlon of Griffin'* Wharf. First, there isn't any wharf. Second, its site Is now hundreds of yards Inland since the city hat filled In the old water front. Third, the Department of Public Works hat Just reduced lo rubble the fam iliar landmark* in the area aa H pushes an elevated arterial highway a cro n older parli of the city. C 0 s s r a . s .r m - ..u " 'W *• ' •* /•/ O, 1 *. Herndon C l t r k o f eald^ ‘ Court " fCOUnT HRALl Geo, A. Speer J Solicitor ollcllo r ffu r i'l a lu t l f f I'. O. Hog 1141 Hanford Florida. ___ t w i n s o r SALE LEWIS DINKINS VI JA M ES P la in tiff. BROWHT . . . , Defendant NOT1CR la hereby given th ntnu rauant to Chapter II or the rforlnslNlstL f i l l , on Monday Au■uat I. I l l * at 11:00 o'clock A. M. •***>• Courthouse ln Hanford. Florida. I shall rauaa to be sold, at public' auction, the folluwlngt One 1IST Chevrolet Truck. Un­ til** -17-011 "A JP , A . * H H .H. .. -----Florida T as_ •17*011*111 . . ____ M Mid sa'■ l e to bo hlgheat tfd Je -bl'* *° tb* Said aala la to sa tisfy that carta in . In Ja d g a eem m eeht n t recorded In J u d g eSnent Ubok I tI rPa roeni libuk S a g e IIS . public recorde of Seminole County, Klorl da, agalnet J a m e e Urowdy In thi the aum of. t l l . a t . . .AVItneee . . my hand and ata l this I llh day at Juna, lis t. J . I . Hobby, Bharlff Seminole County, Florida It was a eouple of represents Uvea of a Chicago firm who start­ individual, such a t Bldg way or Ins successor, Gen. Maxwell D. Taylor: It was the thinking of the men who make up the Army'* top command. The cutback* emphasiie that, de­ spite the opposition of the generals, the administration has decided to ibase the nation’s security and mili­ tary policy more on nuclear wea­ pons and less on manpower. It underlines, too, the historical fact that the Army itself it march­ ing into the shadow of Air power. Nuclear weapons and air power have had such an impact on mili­ tary thinking that some quarters even believe a war would be over before an Army could swing into action. But the Army doesn’t a erne. It insists the foot soldier would be needed In atomic war Just as he was needed in past wars—and in even greater numbers. Nobody is speaking out loud at the Pentagon about the situation. The Army appears resigned to see­ ing ils forces cut to 1,037.000 men by June 30, 1956, from the present level of 1,270,000. Gen. Taylor hat steered clear—at least ln public— of the controversy. Army men say privately Ihe ad­ ministration's concern over a bal­ anced budget is overshadowing military requirements. They argue that this is creating an unbalanced military situation in which too much reliance is being placrd on machines and nuclear weapons to win a decision In war. One officer summed up the Army's thinking in this manner: "The Truman administration, after the Korean War began, pul the military requirements first and decided to worry about the budget later. This administration hat re­ versed the policy and gone to the other extreme In emphasising a balanced budget." Another Army argument It that hy rutting hack, the United State* is Riving its allies an impression that we won't stand beside them and fight with troops to rcpcll aggression. On the other side, the Army's arguments have been opposed hy Secretary of Defense Wilson. Adm. Arthur Itadford, chairman of the Joint chiefs of staff, and retiring Secretary of the Army Bobert T. Stevens. Wilson and Radford told Con­ gress the armed forces were be­ ing shaped for a readiness which thi* country could afford to main­ tain for an indefinite period of time. Itadford said this span "n isy be 10 years or it may be 50." Both men agreed more reliance is being placed on nuclear and other modern wrapons and lets on manpower. But even so, they argued, the strength of ihe armed forces has increased tremendously with the Army having M per cent more firepower than it had in World War II with conventional weapons. And Charles Finucane, undersec­ retary of Ihe Army, said the Army at iti present strength "h a* twice aa many men in It as It had at the outbreak of Ihe Korean War; the Army today has more material and Is better equipped lo fight, and has a higher degree of training than ever before in peacetim e." In addition, he said the Army was "ready and willing" to take care of any brush fire war. OFFICIAL VISIT CAIRO, Egypt US—Indonesia's President Sockamo is here on a five-day official visit. A Moslem, he it making a pilgrimage to Mecca. In the U st 10 year*, use of coal by U. S, railroad* has fallen from 132 million tons ■ year to 20 mil­ lion tons. U rOPSIT o r THE Cor NTT ed the rumor the sites was lost Jt'IM lk . M N IS M .il K llV T t, ■t a t *, o r r SAini is a . i n r m > - What were tourists to do this sum mer if there was no marked lea party aiteT At the offlee of Uie Director of TO jA U , WHOM I T MAT** CON1: Public Celebrations at City Hall, Notice l i h e ra b r given th a t no one seemed to be quite sure F a u l l o e Everta oa W a n filed her fin a l report a * E t e r u i r l * or tho what tho situation wai. At the ••late o f Charley L e ste r West, g r . Chamber of Commerce, nobody doooaaad, t h a t aha filed he r petl' l 0* f l " * 1. dlecherge. and that aeemed to know, either, until' a ah a will apply to th a lluno rable young lady finally phoned that ■ Hj r . Houenolder. County J u d g e o f HamlnoU County, y i o r i t a . oa temporary sign stood at tbs aits. t h a Ufa day a r August A ti. lSSS. At the Bostonian Society an el­ f o r approval o f aa m a .a n d f o r fla a l d is cha rge aa K ie c u t r l g o f tha s e ­ derly custodian didn't raise in eye­ t t l e a t . Charley L aa tar W est, Sr. brow when told the alts was re­ a ' S ' iis l * UU TU •*, J*If ported milling. He indicated P a a ll a a E verteha W a t t map. There, beyond all queitloni. JCaecut U e f the eeta ta a f Charley L e s t e r W est, Sr.. was the ipst, marked so clearly that even Chicagoans could find It. H O LLYW O O D BED * Tw CnarMte* $49.50 Twin or D -b k $ 5 D e liv e rs *8S 2 Swivel Rockm — Beg. H ^0 — §£50 3 PC. L IV IN G ROOM G RO U P & £ GIVEN TO ALL .NAVAL PERSONNEL SPA U TT W S W MOSCOW (ill — There are still tricks that make mdlinnancs in That brought him a quick smite of and possessive In his touch Irked the Soviet Union—especially If one approval from Christie, and a look her, and olio made nn Involuntary knows how tn apply a little private In answer to hla "Sco you toon" movement of withdrawal. enterprise. But they can lead to that left him, for once, uncon­ "I’m not mad—but I don't like prison. cerned at leaving the Add to Cam­ to bo grabbed." Trud, official newspaper of the eron. “I’m sorry, honey, but you Just There was no talk for some time don't know what you do to a man. Central Council of Trade Unions, I've been tinklin' myself In a long exposes a group of slick operators after he had gone. “Vou'ro looking mighty pretty, time now, hopin' you'd get IUor« who pocketed two million rubles Christie," Cameron aald. "Not that dan outa your blood—“ ($500,000 officially) by running a "Well, I havcn'L" Christie's little state-owned clastic factory in there's anything unusual about that,- be added, “but there'* some­ temper was coming up. In all her the Moscow region. thin' special about you today—a twenty-tour years, no man had For two shifts daily they marked sort o' shine. You can step my ever put his hand* on her against fscr. If I'm talkin' outa turn," he her will. Her strong bodv stlfTcnrd production for delivery to the smiled apologetically, "but has ns she tried to pull out of Camer­ state. Then they secretly eonductc-.l a third shift whose output went lUordan cornin' back got any tiling on's hold. to do with thatT" "1 see you havcn'L But fm not into tho black market. Ttr? pro­ "Everything to do with K,' she gotn' to let you go without tryln'." ceeds went into their own pockets. assured him. Bhe w a n t e d the The lean handsome face bent down So profitable was their operation world to know how sho telL to hers. “IHui't pull away from me, that one partner had to buy his Cameron turned hla hat round Christie. You like me a little, don't way into Ihe little combine for 75,and round on his knee, studying It you?" Ills voice had sunk to a 000 rubles ($18,750.) with a eober absorption. “Chris­ i< u a k y, Insinuating w h i s p e r . The ring prospered for two year* tie," he M id slowly, " I haven't "YouTo a lot of woninn. honey. before the law caught up with known you very long, an' maybe Don’t try to act like an Iceberg." 1 haven't the right to say IL but Ills lips pressed down on her*, them. Two leaders got 25 years In this little while you've got to bo hot and hard and InsIstenL There imprisonment ejich and the other awful Important to me. There was no trndernrss tn hla kiss, only figure* went lo Jail for 20 years. Isn’t anything t wouldn't do for tleslre—nnd mastery. And Christie Trud said when police searched you." Tolsnd hail never submitted to be­ the lodgings of a section foreman “You've been a good f r i e n d , ing mastered. A white llame o f , of this plant, named Kcts!vr, they Wayne," aha assured him. pure rage licked through her body, “I hope you think an. 1 hope you giving her mnra strength than found 502,075 rubles in cash, gold think o' nte aa a friend that— she'd knnwn she possessed. In one coins and other valuables, bonds doesn't want to see you get hurL" powerful movement she wrenched and bank bonks. "You think I'm likely to get herself out of his hands and struck "Flush jobs at this factory wore hurt? I’m pretty well able to take him across the mouth with a force bought ami sold for substantial cam of myself, Wayne." that left a scarlet streak like tho sums,'* Ihe account continued. “Bure you are. But you got an mark of a branding Iron. “ When Ketslcr took over the Job much pride, Christie, If you loved Ilrr hand dropped to her side of section foreman he, together a man an' he let you down—Oh, and sho Mood quivering, shocked I reckon I better keep my mouth liy the violence of her own re­ with Shakln, was obliged to pay 75,000 ruhlra smart money' to his aliiiL" action. "Wayne, for pity's ask a. If "I'm sorry, Christie," Cam iron predecessor, a man named L ib ia." you've got something to soy, say sold, low and alrailtly. "1 reckon U." I hail that cornin', lint you can\ r . r r s r.\ jn ? "It's not the kind o' thing s man tiliune a man for tryln'." ELIZABETH, N .J. HI - John likes t' tell about another man, but It was characteristic of tho man —tarn CaJder, my friend In Dodge that, as ha rode tuck to Double Calogianis, 25, was fin d $2 for City that llionlan was talkin' about Diamond, Wayno Cameron's anger tossing an Iced rake at his wife. —I had a letter from him lately, wns directed mostly against him­ lie knew Rlnnltn rar.ie from self. For once he had miscalcu­ The practice of sending senti­ around here, an' he mentioned It lated. Ilees ii.io ho held Kerry lUor­ thlnkin' I might know him. lie dan cheaply, ho'd underestimated mental greeting cards on Valen­ was run outa Dodge on account tha strength of Christie's feeling tina’s Day started about 1400 A. at some row over a saloon glrL" for him—and he'd overrated hla D. He didn't remind her of what own shinty to rouse a woman. had happened In Rundown the IVrhaps, ho admitted, he'd broken night before Kerry left home. Ilo his cardinal rule, and let feeling didn't have to, II<t own mind take over hla Judgment for one made Uie connection, and there m i n u t e . He'd always thought was no denying It hit homo,-Next Chrtstla • cold woman; today he'd minute she was oahnmed. She'd seen hla mistake, nod llmt glow doubled Kerry onre, and Just now had warmed her tieauty Into some­ found out how wrung she'd been. thing very dralrnhlo. And the Idea Bhe wasn't going to douht him Hint a man he despised had tieen again on the second-hand word of able to klmllo that glow In a wom­ a stranger. an he wanted had tensed Ids mala "Anything I need to know about vnnlty to tha point of throwing Kerry, 1’U get from him." Anger him nIT b a l a n c e . Well, that with herself made her volcuolder wouldn't happen again. Nothing tn than sho’d meant It to ba. Camer­ his plans was essenllnlly changed. on's hands closed around her arms He meant to have Christie, now M she started to turn away. more surely than evei IMorUan “Don't be mod at me, Christie. was more of an nhstoelo than he’d You asked me to tell you." Ills figured—well, obstacles could be hand* tightened, pulling her to­ removed. ward him. Rome thing demanding f To tin PonfhtacdJ NEWARK. N. J . LT1—A talklrf myna bird was credited with roin ing thieves in the midst of rats sacking the office of Linda Food, Inc. Carl Hubner, the firm president, told detectives he had a talkln j myna named Ju liu j who talked !( anyone who entered. Julius, hi said, greets the firm's employe! every morning by screeching: "W hat drt you want? Let’s go." The detectives figure that's what Julius did when burglars entrre | and that's why the burglars fiv 1 with only a dozen T-shirts and a few cans of boned chicken. Two Planes Collide 3,000 Feet In Air HIGH POINT. Md. Mi-Two veternns of combat flying plummeted to their deaths in the tidewater country of Chesapeake Bay T up * day after running into another plane 3,000 feet in the air. Both twin-engine craft wera from the Bolling Air Force Basa In Washington, a short hop away. The two occupants of ono plan' walked away from theirs with only slight injuries although it (moke up after hitting a house. Tire plane ear«-»**"'’ «t Lt. Fran­ cis I). Vioilng, 31, o r-Washington. I),C., and MaJ. lord Milistcfr, Alexandria, Va., carried them al­ most directly earthward to their deaths. CHRISTMAS CELEBRATION EN JO YED BY KIDDIES PALISADES PARK. N. J . IP— n was 95 degree* art thermometers here yesterday but Ihe kiddles had a Christmas celebration. It was arranged for them ss part of the summer program ef playground events. The 150 mem­ bers of tho half-pint set didn’t even look at Ihe calendar as they enjoyed themselves exchangin' gifts and running in thu artificial snow. Santa Claus even put In an appearaee, although ho was late liecause of difficulty gelling into his togs. The ft, S. Marino Corps was first authorized hy an net of tho Continental Congress Nov. 10, 1775. . . . BLU E MOUNTAIN LAKE N.Y., tn— A student In bathlnf trunk* s ill on a duck built of hewn log*. A chapter ended, be lay* down hi* textbook and divea into tha cool mountain laka. A rowboat drift* by, trailing 1 fishline. In tha boat, another stu dent atudiei a text. On ihore, a group la gathered for a lecture ln a lodge act among evergreen*. Looking down from the pine paneled walla are the mounted heada of deer, moote or elk, A croquet game may be going on a lawn. Or bllllarda or bowling in the game houae. These acenea could be plucked thia aummer from any of the three unique educational retreat* of Syra |f HUMAN N. MMMUN, * 4 . TOUR life may depend apoa Tho beat advtee I can gfro you, what you do In tha early atagea of If you develop these symptoms, la "Don't tabe aa an attack of appendicitis. If operated upon early, MW a atm pie procedure to remove tout appendix. But If you wait and tha appendix ruptures, U’a another away. Don't watt more than a couple eg bourn ut tho longest m atter. after the aymptoma begin. Lie quietly onttt the doctor arrive*. It’a Important that you Don't rob or mamogo the abde* nlaa the aymptoma of appendici­ tis ao you will know what to do Only if tho pula li unbearable and what not to do. should you apply an Ice bag or Tha appendix la a amaD tuba- hot wutm bug to the alto. This U ilka (true lure about three to Qva dangerous beoauae tt m ight Inches long attached to tha be­ deaden tha pula, Wading you to ginning of the U na intestine. Aa think tho attaokbaa aubalded. far aa wo know, the appendix la Don't taka anything by mouth useless. When the opening Into —aa food, aa water, no medicine. the appendix becomes blocked by Above all, don't taka a laxative or foreign matter from tho tnloatlna cathartic of any kind. Don't take tt aa tnwn a, either. Entrance of food, water or medicine Into the dlgwUvo tract rauaee oootracWith notice a pain in tho middle of Uea* and tha promare may burnt Thia maylw fotyour abdomen. It aooa local' towod by perttonlU* and death. the right lower putt of tho ttfo a if poar trouble M only a a men. The pain then tafam ad dteaottve tra ct, food. cose University In (be Adirondack Mountains: Rustic Sagamore, once the grand mountain hideaway of (he Vander­ bilt*. Sophisticated Mlnnowbmok, Ihe half-million dollar estate of ■ chem­ ical firm. Homey Pine Brook, the restful, shaded summer homo of a ilock broker. All have been given to Syracuse. Hugh C. Gregg, vice prr»l<lc>nt ,ind treasurer of Iho university, *ny*: “The donors of these estates have made it possible for us to have probably the finest conference cen­ ters In 11m country.'* Industries which carry on eonllnuous educational programs for employes are among the principal users or the facllties. But Kyrseusc conduct* several special course* at both collega and advanced lev­ el*. Sagamore accomodates about TS. It it about 130 miles northeast o( Syracuse and site back four mile* off a well-kept highway. Its threefloor main lodge Is built of native logs and patterned after a Swiss chalet. Railroad builder W.W. Durant built Sagamore. In 1901, be sold it to Alfred Gwynno Vanderbilt Sr Vanderbilt's widow, Mr*. Margaret Emerson, donated the estate to Syracuse in January, 1954 Mlqnowbrook'i bedroom* are done in Individual, modernistic color acbemea and each own* col­ ored tile bathi with deep, over-ilied tubs and glassed sbowera. A carpet of plush grass forms a bug* putting green for golfing guests. A seaplane hangar also provides Indoor courts for tennis, badminton and abuffieboard. It can accommodate about 30 student wt a h : Thia ■ JR by aauaau and kaa of appetite. t t B .: f am exhausted moat of You’ll probably bun a mUd fetor tha Item and have pains on my varying from N to IM right ohoalder and middle of my And th thee __________ thW ba daa to ivor mea win beilgld and team, n o number of white cells la the blood often la tacraomd up to MjM» W. A. Wall of West Talm Reich was elected Grind Trustee far a term of five yeans at (he National Elka Convention in Philadelphia. The post I* rerognlted as a stepping •stone to the post of Grand E tallcd Ruler, and Flor­ ida Elkdom Is thrilled to have another Floridian receive aurh national recognition. Walt has an enviable record of civic and fraternal service. A u i H c m i t o 10 silt Tho wonler drug, won't work mtrnclrs for von unless pre­ scribed specifically for your needs. Foa vour doctor first: bring his urejcriplion to usl Faust’s Druj; Store Near I*. 0. / y ru/utm f .COME IN AND LET US HELP! \ A /r Our aaiDAl couNSito* will help you select a Gorham pattern to suit your person­ ality and home furnishings. • Our Ml DAI M04S11T Service record* your Gorham pat­ tern — to help friends and relative* make gifts that fillin your needs. Our xu oo if (1*14 en ables you to acquire a Sterling Service for only pennies a day. • HAIMONIIINO CHIN* a . d C i v i l At — Wo h e lp you Y =7 '')»] select; and we r* ■ der these, loo. Ja N iS v ' w ih s~ty * FHA Ixxprorxawat f m n i X T xilxb U At Low Coat The' FARLffR you choose and register your Gorham potlrrn; the MOM silver you wBI have by your wedding dale. Comqj .in now and discus* this ihrfliing subject. • FAST SERVICE 4HAN1K Wm. E. Kader, Jeweler BANK W trttflsi R c e l e t f e i] B. Pork At*. ________________ k ____ " -ft* " . . 4 e u * s T'E r . l t . N^ O^ Need Repairs Or *SA N EP R D ■■ I*h. 10.1 Doei Your Home IM . W I T I! QUALIFIED CARE! guests. Pine Brook, another S6 miles north, can house 60 and doubles as a leave center for Syracuse faculty members. Built of rough, brown boards, Pine Brook clings lo the ahorclJmof Upper Saranac I.ake. Its chief extravagance Is a tennis court of Vermont granite. It was given to Syracuse six year* ago hy Carl M. Loeh, philanthropist and N«w York stock broker. Modernizing? BdMb Day or Night Seta (Shape On ) 199.00 Talking Myna Bird Scares Burglars D o n o rs M a k e C o n f e r e n c e s P o s s ib le Don't Take Chances With Appendicitis I SR . ECHOLS SPECIAL K y - f lic k S u m n e r CTTAPTEfl T W E N TY -FO tm KERRY w u happy enough to feet tolerant even toward Cameron. The aamly-hslred rancher greeted him with hla usual self-possessed courtesy. "Didn't expect to see you back so coon. Not exactly the kind & home-cornin' you expected, 1 reckon." "I expected worse,” Kerry re­ torted. "Thought I’d find Broken Spur swarming with fire-breath­ ing neater* with knives tn their teeth." Christie squeezed hla arm hard, end he pressed hla hand over hers, not caring who saw IL "You've got to admit they're had some provocation," Cameron •aid softly. "Larrehee srma a good man." "He was," Kerry agreed “I hope they find the man that Shot him.” "Your sheriff doesn't seem to be doing much." “Itm r there's talk among the ne.itera about taking tho law Into tholr own hands. You heard any­ thing about th a t!" “They'd hardly left me, would they 7” Cameron shrugged. "I’m s cnttlrmsn." "How are you making out tn the cattle busmens?" Cameron shrugged again. "Ill get by, I reckon." He smiled at the girt. "No fault of Christie's If 1 don'L She’s helped me all ahe could." "Christie's always ready to tend a neighbor a hand," Kerry agreed blandly. "Uy the way, I ran Into a friend or your* in Dodge. Fellow named Colder." T h a t eo? I haven't seen otd Lon In years. Hope he's wrIL” "He seemed to be In good health last time I saw him," Kerry re­ plied with a touch of grlmnens. "He thlnka mighty highly of you." "We awung a couple of dealt togather, back tn the old days. We were lucky, tom always gave me credit" 'I got the Idea,” Kerry mur­ mured, "the only deals bo w u In­ terested In were pasteboards." "He's turned hla hand to a lot & things. Heard ba’d taken to gamblin' for a livin'. Too bud," Cameron sighed. "He w u a smart fella. Could've amounted to some­ thin', but he fust couldn't settle." "Some men a rt that way," Ker­ ry assented gravely. "A t least," Cameron said, "lam had the eenae to stay single. Some of 'em don'L Don't know anything much sadder than a woman tied to that kind o’ driftin' man." He spoke with ■ mild, phltoaophle regret that no one could have caBed personal, yet Kerry found his tolerance for the man wearing thin. Because he didn't want to be drawn Into an argu­ ment on this day, be decided It would be the part of discretion to clear out; ao ha got up with a about having work to d a Thurs. Julv 21, 1955 Pnco I TUB SANI’OUl) HKHALli Tricks Still Make Red Millionaires w n m m u i *A as«ii*t ttip» ] ( Phono 857-W �S5Sici<iHN^S3riii8 r The Cxrt Is Open Very Good C . f. A. knowledge that pratty I t is rommnn knowled I food la not good enough for the Central In{ telligenre Agency. Thia little understood arm of the Un'ted Statea government has tha vital function of providing intelligence on which the highest policy decisions ara baaed. It muat therefore he as nearly per­ fect aa Is possible. That Is why Congress nnrl the American people muat pay special attention to O n . Mark Clark'* report on the study of the CIA •nd related Intelligence agencies that he and a special task force made for the Hoover commission. The fact it that Central Intelligence •merges pretty well from this study. The Investigators found no evidence supporting charges that the CIA is riddled with sub­ versives. They consider the intelligence agencies to he led by mer who sre “sincere and dedicated to the service of the nation.” But the Clark report al»o concludes thnt more anti better information could he ob­ tained from behind Ihe Iron Curtain. It advocatea some reorganisation, and more and better Information couIdaKTAO F. TAO “ hldness" In Intelligence operations. The task force recommends that Congress and a commission of private citizens keep a con­ tinuing watch on CIA operations. ________ The Sanford Herald rauii-we* 4 # ll, - t r - # l * i l e r S a r • • * • • • * * » M l Wh i B a ln « 4 A t u .H 4 r i r e f St. »!••• ■ • » » » « '! • » » » 91, •••• •• r a .t o f fir# a t S a a n *4 r i- H 4 » . a a S r f • * • af 1 > iB r * t * #1 S f r t f c S. 1ST* m a n p s s s i m . r .e u - r ream s# # **l • r s iis ir r i n t SfTr.i B f C a r r Ia r M « f » w»eS naa a - a lU • •-■ r k i a a W -atha *•• W aaiSa » ••• MM »* »• » " »* A ll a S t la a r f aaffraa. r a r i a af IS a a k a , ra a a la lla a a t a t Matlaa af a a fa rta la a ta a f fa r Ik a » a r » » .* af ra la laa ■aaJa tain ka vk a ra a k fa r a t r e a a la r a 4 .r r i l « l a a rataa ■ • tm ta lt f S a t la a a llf fcf O ra rra l ■ arrfra, I a a. M l fla a ra ta S a ila p a S f la a t a o r a r o la Tka V a ra 14 ta ■ a . a . r r af tka S S ra rlfa ta a Saak lit ! a a - a - la la * Craaa wkfrk la a a H tla * a . r l a r l r r l r la tk r aaa f a r ra a a k ltraM a i a a a it fka la r a l a m . p rla ia a la ik la a - n a » * » » r P m Thursdsy, July 21, 19GR 4 rODAT’H B IB LE V ERSE Even unto this present hour we . . lebour with own hsnds.— I Cor. 4:11, 12.— Paul was the most imaging msn that ever lived. Tha greatest missionary of all history who yet earned his own bread hv his own toll. Ha wae inspired by a vision of the living Christ. Life’s most, uncertain Joh may well be a baseball manager’s. Success one year by no means guarantees that he will hold his posi­ tion the year following. Roger Hornsby, after piloting the St. Louis Cardinals In 1926 to a pennant and a world champion­ ship, was let nut the following year and traded to New York. Now Leo Durocher, whoa# New York (Hants Inst fall not only’ won the National League ehampinshlp but defeated American League's highly rated champions, the Cleve­ land Indian*, in four straight games, might be on his way nut. His team has been losing more games than It has won, snd worse than that, Is far behind the Brooklyn Dod­ gers. a rival for the big city's affections. The wiseacre* think that Durocher won’t l>e around much longer, and he him­ self doe* not deny It They have even picked New York-owned Minneapolis tesm. his successor, Rill Rignet. manager of the Prntnhly players' deficiencies are re­ sponsible for the Giants' downfall. But It Is always easier to get a new manager than new players. Man's Humanity To Man Much has bean said about man’s Inhu­ manity to man The evidences of It are all about us. Yet there is an opposite quality, also chararterstic of humankind, that might he called man’s humanity to man. A case 'n point Is the sequence of events sfter *wo U 8. sir force flyers went down In the Parific. These young men were not left to their fate after a perfunctory searrh. Instead, scores of ships snd aircraft were deployed ov**r the area in «n intensive effort to snatch the flyers from a lonely death. In most ancient aocieMea, life was cheap, A man lost at sea or In the desert had to fare for himself. Unless he was wealthy or politically Important, his chances of being searched for were remote. He certainly could net expert that hundreds of his com... i. . drop #11 else and spend days at the joh. This Is no longer true. The case of the lost flyers Is only ons of many possible Illu­ strations. Men are cruel and heartless to­ ward one another in our time, a* they have always been. But there Is evidence that we sre moving away from Inhumanity toward greater human concern for individuals. HAL BOYLE W h o K n o w s A b o u t W i v e s O f F u tu re ? MEW YORK HV—lUmi from the ■allbag: Everyone knows what lb# Amerl•as wife of today it like. Rut whit aKoat the wilt of tomorrow? Well, the chances are she'll he .b etter iroomed thin her mother, and know more about tha technique t f understanding a husband than ' tka technique of running a Hove. A teat of some ISO.Ouo senior high school girls by General Mills disclosed that—d» per cent wera well laformad on the art of keeping themselves looking nsat and pretty t l per eent bad studied up on how Is keep s husband happy. 44 p»r eent had a goood knowledge of the Mechanics of housekeeping, hut « l y u per cent had acquired real eooking skills. D J the rrturn to the boyish form," says Sidney Schnur, executive of a rubber fabrics company, “Amer­ ican women kept .right on buying padded hrn,- whirti ta*t year hit an all-time high In retail sales Inside Washington volume of more than IM.OUO.OUO.” Tha braisiern and swim auit manufacturer! actually bought more than three times aa murh brafoam padding In the first nine monlha after Dinr'e new style came out as they had In the tame pro ceding period. Everybody feel better? ■mite the world dnd demonstrate United (Mates pears Intentions; school construction; the haelth bill W A S H I N 0 T O N—Only th* with It* rtinmtranc# proposal; strongest arguments by Britain amendment af th* refuge* art end Franco—which seem to think and military survivors benefit*. highly of tha idea—will ever get • • • the United Stetei to go along with Power—The ara cer­ the proposal that . the Atlantic tain to make Democrats Ih* Dixon-Yates Fact nation* sign a non-aggraa power fight an laoue In the 1943 sion pact with tha Soviet bio*. campaign and Ui* Republicans ar* Oaa surprising result of thd aur Secretary of Slate John Potter anticipating Juot that. vey: Only 4B per rent could an­ Dull*! has mad* it plain tt eeems This Indication tamo after Proaswer correctly questions on child silly t« him te "pile” non-aggres idont Etienhowor’a unexpected de­ care. Ibis seems odd ia view of th* slow peri on non-eggraealon pact, cision to ardor a review af the Wend toward earlier marriage. ainee the Rusiiana have already contract. Renat* OOP Chief Wil­ ft seems like everything a person promised not to be aggressor* by liam P. Knowland promptly Issu­ does now—from meeting to buying their signing af th* United Na­ ed a warning to the Democrat*. a greeting card— reflects hie deep, tion* charter. • Enowland said that Democratic hidden personality. However, is* mala argument •Iralegist* may ha “mlajuding” gar a sample, do yon always against' th* idee la that It would public opinion If they try to make Mad your mother-in-law an aspen seem to tell the Ruesten* that campaign capital eut af say re­ aiva, highly sentimental greeting whatever they have token ap to versal af tha controversial project. card an her birthday; do you heel now In nil right—but juot don't However, Democrats toko a dim tote to send her one In a humorous take any more. Such a non-aggre* view of Knawland't eonteniiim. vein? Well, M might be because •ion part, In other word*, would They feel they have n good ictus yen secretly are nursing a grudge deprive th* raptiv* people* of any to take to the voters and nlraady •galaet the old girl. hope for ever escaping their have started grinding out am­ Aayhay, this la ana af tha eon- Communlri bonds. munition agwlnri th* power eonelusions reached by s Chicago Ala#, according to Unltod States tenet greeting card firm after a survey officials, n nenagreeaioa treaty * * * «f several hundred thousand eus- would seam to aay that lha Soviet* Mousing—President Elsenhower's tonera. have »*iwe real raaeoa foe fearing public housing program alee ap­ The survey, sa Interpreted by s the Wori will engage to aggres­ pear* to have llttto chance af sur­ psychiatrist, allowed: sion. The fact of the matter Is, vival. learcna etoea to the Mouse Children and young women pre of eourae, that the Atlantia pact nils* committee aaa aa possibility tar rod sards. Most women avoid was formed purely aa a defensive af that group reversing tta rofuamoura agalaat Russian \ . huying yellow carda ss they anato clear the measure. elate It with a sallow eompUsion. The deviate* by Mm mtoa aem. a * a The favorite eelor af men—and mIttoo, on a I to 4 tto rota, points executives 4n general - la blue. Whatever Ike Wante—President up aga!a the tremendous pewer Tbnee who cheese green sards af- leanbewer won't get everything by that body and the Influ. ton are stingy sad have a auipt- he wants hafern Cangresa ad­ af Mm Bapuhlieaa-louthera ftoui nature. journ*. Ni* recent blast at tk* Domearat eealttton la thh* Mout*. Tbnaa who like to send perfumed Democratic leadership only result­ Chairman Howard Smith (D), eerda sre generally extroverts with ed la making the leaden angry Virginia, la aa euIspahan :foe af • tontoncy to show aff-tha “Ufa aad to net expensed te a*- public kauring and bee the af tha party” type. eemplish anything. lag af OOP members. Th* i Bn yen ever pick a greeting card The.Tree!diet listed I t MHnetH P'UlllltiUBS ka Iwtartag a sea scene er a Irka bills an his list hat expectations Whit* Mouse H pressure, VtowT It may he a sign that pri at* that he wen’t get even half af will. stand by Rmtth. Wtely you wlah the water weuld Urns before the Meuse aad Renat* Th* leglatottow, which woe apamah away the person whom M]L ■•» expeetod about July M. wved hr tha hooelng baaktag Mid the card to. The measures that seem def­ ■mitt**, would authsrie* saw iantly dead fee this seaatoa in­ atrueMan af M,000 publto kouatog NreeeaUr, I'd like to tetri like that to the psychiatrist, clude Hawaiian etaukood; Ike's unit*, Including 10,Mi ftp Mm hew complicated do we waat prepeaal far aa a tomI* ship to nation's egad a^m JAMES MARLOW H a m tw flg B r W e s t . R u s s ia n s S till M ile s A p a r t WASHINGTON IP— The W e s t ! In the 10 year* since the war f.»r and Russia still are . . - miles apart .Russia has . . . . blocked ......— .'very ----- * p.ci — at the Big Pour Conference In (»en-; German unification. At Berlin Jtoleva, in spilt of all th* pleasant otov proposed that NATO he killed, talk there. In its plaee he advocated a new, For years the Russians have hid » mutual eecunty organizethree main goals and. a* Prime H<»n M European nalioni, but Minister Bulganin made clear this not the L'niled Stales which would have to get it'i forces out of Eu­ week, they haven't changed 1. To break up the North Atlan­ rope. Molotov said East snd Weat tic Treaty Organization, of which G rrm iny could join the new se the United States is the most pow runty organization until surh time i s they were united Molotov didn't erful member. I. To prevent th* rearming of lay when that would be. Tha Western mm<«ters said this West Germany and keen K nut of NATO. The NATO aliiei agreed to was a scheme to bring ill Europe under R u n iin domination. They let it join this year. 1. To get A m cricin Ironps out of turned Molotov down Now at Geneva Rulganin his Europe and force the United States dusted off the Molotov proposal to give up its o v e rt*!* bases. What Bulganin proposed at Gen­ and presented it again, with pereva Is almost exactly the tim e thing that Russia's Foreign Minis­ ter Molotov suggested in February 1954 when he met rt Berlin w:tn the foreign ministers ol th# United Slates. Britain and Franee. At that tima th# West wanted Russia to let West Germany be united with Communist East Ger­ many. SAM DAWSON Too Late To Classify By Rl'SHELL KAY There i* a song that admonlshm >i to count our blessings and I often wonder if w* Floridians ever stop to do to. Living as w* do, aurrounaed every day with th* charm* and advantages that a t­ tend Iff* In *urh a favored slat*, over a telegraph company. it become* an easy matter to take Sometimes it c o m • a about fnr granted and orerlook th* fact through seeking consumer outlets that in comparison to countless for its primary pioduction func millions of other less fortunate lion. A leading steel company it folk*, wa ara blessed beyond be­ deep into lha kitchen cabinet field. lief. And another has long been in the Every now and then I hava oashipbuilding business. Oil comtxsinn to ertertain guests or re­ psmet are ship'operators. latives from other slates. It I* General Motors has long made then that I realise how blessed I diesel locomotives for the rail­ am, being privileged to live in roads. It Is now testing a radical Florida. new departure in entire trains. Not long ago I had visitors Du Pont produces chemicals and explosives, of course, but it also from tha Midwest. They coma makes motion picture and X-ray from an ara* that gets plenty film and photographic papers. It hot In aunimer and plenty cold in turns out not only textile fibers winter. At my suggestion they and fabrics but also fabricates ram* to Florida on their two weeks summer varation, and ha* plastic articles. Peacetime use of the atom Is lleva me, it took a lot of insisting. opening up an entirely new field Lika most folks who hava never for diversification. Utility compa­ been her* at this time of year, nies are obviously interested But they had the impression th# heat so are oil companies, chemical would be unbearable, that all at­ companies, food processors, and tractions would he closed because the electronics industry. It wa* summer and they wouldn't have much fun. They had dris'en down In their May ?, 1944, for a change In one car and, like most folks with a of the forms. Section 2421 (4) of th* Internal destination in view, found the trip Revenue Manual requires that the mnra of a burden than a pleasure. service send Form 11 to delinquent Tired and worn out from steady driving, they tumbled intn bed on taxpayer*. Every time th* forms went out. arrival and I could tell they were Shull said, back cam* piles of acid sorry they came. Next day. w* took them on a complaints from taxpayers. The trouble lay in ona little sentence leisurely trip to Cypres* Garden* and Bnk Towel. Like kitten* with in th* form: “ We have no record of response their eye* just open they went to previous notice demanding pay­ Into ecstasy. Freed from the tatk ment of account shown above.” of driving and fighting tip ffic, Now, in many cases this was they had an opportunity to aac Just not true, Shull said. Often, the thing* a* they went along. They were tremendously Im­ government did have a “record of response." Sometimes, tha re­ pressed with our busy, buttling sponse contained part payment of West Coast cities, got a while nf the tax due and somclimea It sim­ a kick out of the Flant City State ply said, “1 ain't got th* money Farm er's Market, the x la " ! phos­ phate operation* around Mulberry right now.” Nevertheless, under the man­ and Bartow, tha wall kept citrus ual's iron-clad rule, the forms had grove* of Polk County and the to continue going out until the last busy packinghouses and process­ ing plants. dollar waa in. The thrilling aquatic show at Shull suggested the objection able phrase be replaced with Uus Cypress Gardena took their breath away and th* solsma beauty and on*. "W* have no record of your pay peaceful atmosphere of Bok Tow­ ing tha above account In response er moved them deeply. Big C o m p a n ie s E n t e r N e w F ie ld s NEW YORK ijP—A tire company velops a new test-tube mixture and it getting into Ih* motion picture finds itself in the textile business. business. An automobile manulsrSometimes diversification is dc lurer Is testing a radically new llberaie—an effort to find more train. An nil company takes a than one basket for the profit eggs. flier in cnim etiri. A house,sold ap­ For example, a maker of cold pliance company makes iornmn- remedies lakes on a cosmetics livei. A chemical company m slea company as a hedge for th* day fabrics. when someone will find a cure for Th* big corporations a re step the common cold snd make medi­ oing out Intn so many fields these cal treatments obsolete. day* that it's getting to he a rare Sometimes the diversification one whoa* principal product can has come through mergers. A leadbe identified . by Ihe corporal* tng lextil* firm is planning to lake nama. A subsidiary of General Tire A Rubber Co. it buying RKO Radin P i c t u r e s Carp from Howard Hughes. It wis already inlareiled In th* television bu*.nets, was a m ajor producer of piratic sheeting and film, and a m ixer of rocket motors. Its rivals In th* tire Industry are deep In diversification themBy GENE GRAHAM selves. They make show f t curtains Nashville Tennessean Reporter and footwaar, airplanes and chemi­ NASHVILLE, Tenn. un-Wllliam cals, run cotton plantations and A. Shull J r ., an Income tax man citrus groves. Diversification as a corporal* by trade, hat made his mark on practice hat flourished in ihe post­ the red tape of Ihe U. S. Internal Revenue Service—through chan­ war world. ftom rlim tt H haa grown eut of nels of course. th* firm's original business. For He made a suggestion to his example, a chemical company de­ ’bosses in the Nashville office on T ax M an P u ts M a rk On Try and Stop Mo -----------------------B y B IN N IT T C l t F ------------------------ NITA LESLIE has written a revealing biography of her great grandfather, Leonard Jerome, on* of the moil remarkable characters on the New York seen# during much of the nine­ teenth century. He founded th* Jockey Club, raced yachta acroee tha Atlantic, helped launeh The New York Time*, he* a park and an avenue named after him In the Bronx. Juggled railroad# as though they were Scrabble letter*, and collected paint* Inga, opera atara, and dollar* — but none *f tha** achieve­ ment* U hi* chief claim to fame today. It was hia beau­ tiful daughter, Jennie, whe really put the name Jerome emong the high end mighty, th e did thia by marrying Lord Randolph Churchill and, in 1174 prccanting him with a teas. They named him Winston. A • • • Etopri* Mato* Meamklaim knew* a fritow whe mad an* kew-to-d*. R-yeuraeM beak le e a s s y . Ms to new aarrtag * tow-year scratch to r Next day w* visited St. Peters­ burg and th* Gulf Reaches, then to Tarpon Springs for a look at tha sponge fleet, and dinner at Pappas famed Greek restaurant. Than on through Naw Port Rlekty to Week! Warhe* Springe where they saw the underwater to a previoua notice forwarded to you.” This suggestion went to tha local Incentive a w a r d s committee, thence to th* Atlanta office, and thence to Washington. Monday, Shull reaped hia re­ ward. The l a n g u a g e win be changed In the new Form M. Shull waa presented, n certificate nf check tor MO. award. Bui, to, more than 10 bucks had Under Mie government's Incen­ opped off. tive plan, Shull also received a For withholding text Trade-Ins Cltarmnc* Sal* CWrralaa ■* 4 * • Clean, Mead C ■slew I*01 •I IIS $IIN Wa4-W B a sse War* rails aeaip ea* elana. Maw $im 114 I ■« elppe#. ■own. l a s e i HIM £ ||Q iv ai Nicholson Buick Co. RououOat ft Aadtrm — r*T BUICK - _ i Uie? m ballet and took the boat trip down the river. On the way home w* stopped at Rartkt’i restaurant at the International Airport and had Frank fix us some of his out-of. thls-wnrld aleak dinners. Of eouraa a summer vf»K to Florida would not be complete without a fishing trip aa wa went after tarpon tha next day. My friend* had never caught anything larger than a river eat or a sunfish, and when I used a whola catfish for belt tt knockea them for a loop. The tarpon were not very aonperative but wa did catch a hlf drum, eeveral good rised Jacks and a cobia. Twice pom* hefty critter, prohahly a shark or big ray, tore up our line* and amashed our tackle. A little after *un> set we pulled anchor and headed for home hut I kept n couple of troll line* out fitted with tarpon •l-oons—then tt happened! A sil­ ver king hit one of the trolls and leaped ten feet In the air, shaking hia head like an angry bulldog, H* threw the hook and it ram* eltxling berk toward th* boat at express train speed. My friend had to durk to kv*p from being hit with th* sinker. Hie ayes were bugged eut and he waa in a cold sweat. I never sew a guy ae excited la my life. When w* reached shore he regietgi-ed fn th* Rudy Hhaefer Fish­ ing Contest end th* Tampa Tar­ pon Tourn^nent — and couldn’t sleep all night for thinking about going out again th* next day. Now he knows why 1 like te liva in Florida. Claws, r a i l * kave lifted the besom, aad 1 tt.” C h r i s t i a n Dior, taahiaa d e s i g n e r , aa lari summer. A haps minor changes. Bulganin offered exactly whit Molotov had suggested in lift—■ security system for all European countries—with one variation: he would let Ihe United States be a member. That sounded * little bet­ ter, but then h* said when this new organization was created all foreign troops would have to be withdrawn from the “territorial” of European stales. That would fore* tha United States to withdraw its forces not only from Europe hut from Euro, pern territories, such as France’* North Africa, whtra this country has air bases. So while Bulganin in on# hrvath said he was willing to let the UniL *d Slates be ■ member of the new European security ayslem he proposed, in the next breath he would forbid eny U. S. forces In Europe on European territories. In short, th* Untied Itafet fc, xll practical purposes would b« only an onlooker. And what about NATO? R would be abolished and replaced by the new orginixation urged by Bulg**. In and Molotov. And when eould Germany be reunited? Bxlg«nm said not while West Oermtny u a member of NATO and not mtil Bulganin's new eecunty organize, tton was set op. That would take pear*. ■MS ■_ M m , Wmlgr—mAgency Drug U m ChFWV I t th h M - lM f m . �1 I I Socia L £vent&. Child Offers Youth's View Of Disneyland 0 THURSDAY Th# Elder Sp rin t* Baptist Cha­ pel Vacation School will be from 8:30 to 11:30 a. m. Th* Flrat Baptist junior R. A.'» HOLLYWOOD UP —Child't cy* will meet at th* church at T:00 view of Disneylarrd: p. m. Now that Ihe adult* hava turned Th* Firm Baptist Man's Bro­ in thair report* on Walt Diiney'* therhood *111 meet at th* church ' iplendtferou* playground. R might for their Supper and Program be well to hear th* kids* reaction meeting at 7.00 p . m. to th* place. After *U, th* joint ( J Th* First Baptist Chapel Choir was built for them. reheanal *111 brain at 7:30 n. m. The guinea pig* arc Nancy The Ladies Aid Society of the Thomaa, 7 thin neck, with curly, Lutheran Church of the Redeemer, taffy-colored hair and a lively in*1)1 hold a brief business maetini tercet in bug*, book* and boy*, in folio*cd by a tocial hour at T:!0 that order; and Janet Tboma*. p. m in Ihe home of Mr*. Ruth alio blonde, sturdily-built and a* Sehkarik, 2411 Elm Ave. retolute a threa-and-i-balf-yaar-old All mrmt.er* of th* Reh*k*h’a ai you'll find. Lodge No. 43 are invited to a t­ Th* two subjects war# im tend a •I’honl of Inttniction in martad in th* tor# of Ditnaylaod Orlando by Lurern* No. M at via tha m u* media of TV. Nawa0 8 p.m. papera, comic booki, otc. Due to FRIDAY th# Wednaaday night TV *hoe, Th* Elder Spring* Baptist Walt Diiney ha* bacom* virtually Chapel Vacation Bible School anil another father to them, and on* begin at 8-10 a.m. they conaider muck more attrac­ tive, at that. SUNDAY Nancy and Janet atood wide-eyed All Seminola Rebekah’a and Odd Fellows and their familie* in the town aquara of Main Street are invited to a picnic on Laka US.A. and took in tha fabuloua aighta. All around them war* the Lorn* Doon in Orlando, BPW Club Enjoys Swimming, Boating, At Lake Mary Th# Butlr.es* and Profaaslonal Women'* Club met for a picnic •upper la»t night at tha home of Mra. W E. Raker in Lake Mary on tha ahore of their beau­ tiful laka. Swimming and hoatlnr were enjoyed by tha member* an guaata hi tha ahallow water* of tha laka and convenient chair*, jdarad on th* aandy shore made the*# comfortable who did not participate. A dallrloua picnic meal wai •njoyad and aerved buffet atyla fiom a picnic table. Aftar tha meal Mr*. C. E. Hun­ ter, president of the Club called tha rattling to order. Miaa Sandra Dunn, Society Editor of The Sanford Herald, waa guest speaker and explained tha working of tha paper along with varioua phase* of how a piper it put together, Tha routine huuntil waa taken care of with plana made to tend repreaentatixea to district ala meeting being held at the Rogkledge Country Club in Cocoa Sunday July 14. Mist Adnenni Wait* of Orlando and S la t* til vice-president of tha BPW will ba guest apeaker. Two workshop* on health ard aafety and public affair* will be held. Th* meeting waa then dlamiaa*d. Titos* preaent to enjoy th* business and aortal activities war* Mr*. W K. Raker, Mra. C. K Hunter. Mra. Lacy M, lit an­ them, Mra. Alice Harvey, Mr*. C. B. Carter, Mra. Ruby Combs, Mra, P. D. Anderson, Mra. J . E. Gradirk, Mia. Gertruda Gilbert, M ill Betty Wolfram, Hr*. Helen Conetantlne, Mr*. R. E. True, Mra. Oaear Pearson, Mrs. Harold Kaatnar, and vttitora, Mrs. A. R. Huntley, M'aa Sandra Dunn, Mra. Mary Knot and Mra. Mary A laiandar. oldtime atorea and building* in »ath* icale, which mad* tha plare seem more like the girl*’ kind of wnrkf. They war# aakad if Disney land looked Ih# way they expected. "No," Nancy replied. "I didn't expert all the** peopla.” It wa* true. All th* pre opening propaganda ahowed tha DlsntyUnd alreeli empty. Thera wa* no re* ton for her to anticipate tha erewd which poured Into the place. Janet apotted the ancient horae drawn fire wagon pulling out of th* firehouae. "I wanna rid* the hor*#>," ah# aald. On to Adventureland, and now the girl*’ eye* began to grow big | ger. They hopped aboard a river boil railed tha Range* Gal and paired at th* light* that want by "Look out." ahouted Nancy at a mha-iiza (plastic) hippo twam menacingly toward the boat She Th* Golden Cirri* Clan of ih* wai faacinated by tha munching Flrot Baptist Church met Tuesday giraffe, yawning crocodile* and evening at the home of Mr*. challering monkty* and feared we Olic# Johnton with Mr*. R. E. would all be dunked in the water­ Soderblnm at co-hoateaa. fall (th* boat awerved at tha final Th# meeting opened with prayer moment). by Mra. C. W. Hamil and Mrs. Ir Frontierland, the girt* aaw M. N. Cleveland gave th# devo­ someone they recognised — Davy tional using "Tha Horn*" a* her Crockett. "And hi* pal, Cbarht topie. Runell," Janet added. Mra. W. A. Reynold* waa elect­ Nast came Fantasyland and kit as vie* president to servo girl* agreed with Walt that this ed th* remainder of th* year and wai tha bait of all. They wanted for N. C. Booth prraentad each to try all th* ride*, but aettled for Mra. member with a copy ad the church the Peter Pan fly-thru. "Close your eyaa nnUl fem mend covenant. After the hualneea meeting tha corner," laid Uit man a* tha girl* nettled Into the tiny galleon. games war* enjoyed by all under They elamped their hand* over th* direction of Mra. N. C. Booth their eyea. When they looked with priaa* going bo Mrs. F. W. again, they were tailing oet the Kaanpaon, Mra. C. W. Hamil and window of th* Darling Houi* They Mra. B. Q. Smith. Delirious refreshment* war* loomed over London, narrowly milling Big Ben. and headed for served to Mra. M. N, Cleveland, tha terond alar to the rignt Soon Mra. B. Q. Smith. Mra. r . W. they were over Nevtrlnnd, peer­ Kampeon, Mrs. C. W. Hamil, Mra. ing down on tkull rock and almoat C. A. t-e«ia, Mra. N. C. Booth, Miaa Linda Soderblnm and th* being anared by Captain HoA. Th* girl* were ttreUsa; not re boat*****. their p a r o ■ 11. Tomorrowland Th# next meeting trill he held would hare to waR antil tomorrow. Auguat 18 at the home V Mr*. Rod advance Pma Ito r. M y M B. C. Campbell with Mrs. Clyde Pierag aa co-hoaleea. Golden Circle Has Meeting Tuesday At Johnson Home A SMOOTHLY FITTED to tha 9 f>olonal**-draped hipline la Cell Chapman'a n a v y and whit# cheeked allk organdta cocktail* to-dinnar dr*M. Narrow band* of whit* Uncn *dg* th* aqu*r*d nackiln# and cruahad alaevt*. C ooT X T X h T ce B crg T (psAAonidiL Jennifer Jones Back At Work; Seeking Roles Mr. and Mrs. Royal Bullock J r . and little daughter, Dehble, of Thomostcn, Conn., are spend­ ing two weeks in Sanford visit­ ing friends and her uncle and HOUYWOOD UP—J e n n i f e r aunt, Mr. and Mrs. I). L. Myere. Jours is bark at work and talking, Mrs. Bullock is th* former Miss Thelma Myers of Sanford. Certainly, yea want to be calm, cool and collected at your own Y*rty . . . but In th* heat *f the summer it ian't always easy , . especially If you're tb* cook a* well at th* hosteaa. So, when plan­ ning refreshment* to delight your guaata be aura they're Lilli* or, ■o trouble to prepare. Thta Icebox Cake, for example, which looks to enot and tuSciona, l* on* you can prepare in a few minute* using vanilla instant psad* ding and apong* cak* layers. Vanilla Crow. Irwkas Cak* S S cup* cold milk i cup whipping cream g package* vanilla initant Two H-inch apong* < pudding mix _ layers Pour milk Into mixing bowl Add padding mix and beat with •gg beater just until well mixed, about t minute. Let stand vntd ■lightly thickened—takea about 1 minute*. Whip th* creami and fold it into Ih* pudding. Cut the cak* layer* through aenter hori. xontally, making 4 layer*. Spread th* mixture between layer* and on ton and tide* of cak*. Gamiih top of cak# with ilivered almonds and chocolate chip*. Chill before tarring. During summer, refugeeat* laft-ovar cak*.. Miss M. Bumgarner Suit Yourself For Group In Fall Fashion Plays In Fidelis Class Of Any Design * NEW YORK tfv- Whether you lik# ynur suit jacket* long, abort or medium . fitted, temifiltad or loo**, you'll b* abit to suit yourtrlf next fall. Every conceivable Jarkei length, from th# brlefeit bolero* to sevrneighth* length tunic, will be in th* shop* next fall, a* baa been aiccrtamed by member* of the nation's fashion prr»* winding up a week of New York fall fashion preview*. Adel* Simpson «how* flv# differ­ ent* nut and roitume iilhnucltei in hrr fall rolleclion of amoolh atylea'for tleek tophliticalp*. These range from a tiny curved bolero which rupa ih# hurt to a tong tubu­ lar tunic cnal reaching almoit to the »kirl hemline. In between are th* Jfi-inch filled jacket, Ih* short boxy jacket and th* straight, loose, fingertip length little otereoal—all worn with cither sheath dressca or thm skirts. Whether her jackets ara long or abort, whether bell* form a cuff around Ihe hips or a band beneath the iiuxllinr, all of Adcle Simp­ son’s sheath lire**** are carefully shaped with alim, easy midriff and due allowance for natural boiom curve*. Most of her skirt and-Jarkrt outfit* hava malchini or cbordinatcd overblousei, lilt in g smoothly around th* hipline This pint-sit* but mighty design er likes high colors for fall, auc.l aa American beauty red and for est green, in addition to ever.' shade of brown, from care an latl to btaek eolfea. She espousal the long, lean look, though site htr>c'< la Iasi than five fast tall. For din iser and cocktail wear tha like* short sheaths of metallic hrocadrand for more formal wear iho« long, slinky, floor-length gowns In The home of Mr*. M. D. Bum­ garner on West 2(1 St. wa* the (ruin for Ihe regular meeting of the Fnielis CI* m of th* Fust Rap list Church on Tuesday evening with Mrs. John Rogers presiding. Group Four with Mrs. George dairllng lames and brocadea, often with matching fur-trimmed Jack­ et*. Explaining that "there'* a little hussy in asery woman," Mollie Parnlt presents the slow- curve sil­ houette for fall, alreismg double alliance costumes with jackets and sheath dresses with artfully allur­ ing nerklinr* Mrs. Eisenhower's f a v o r i t e dressmaker also recommends Ih* Sunday school look for the new season, showing a group of wallbred little silk afternoon dresses with iclft-rimming. no sequin* or Jewels, and an air of conscious modesty. Dramatically contrasting,. to mood is her Shady Lady cocktail ahralh, of brown lace over beige satin, with a pleated bodice of sun­ tan chiffon. which is news in itself. Th# artrass, who is on# of th* less approachahle of film stars, was feeling pretty chipper on th# opening day of "Good Morning, Mist Dove" and discoursed on love in films and sundry matters. She wts made up si a New Eng­ land schoolteacher of M year* or more, with lever* hairdo and shapeless dress. Complimented on th# makeup job, ah* replied, "Flat­ tery will get you nowhere." In th* film aha hat no lov* inter­ est whatsoever. That, she sighed, is aymplomatio of most films to­ day. "They don't aecm to make th* lov# atonei they used to." she commented. "Juat when wa start going bark to lova, someone comes along and makes a wonderful pic­ ture with only men in it. That sets tha girls bark again. "1 think w* ought to get even and make a movie with no men." Mist Jones added that *h* *n joyed doing romantic pietures like "Lov# Letters" — "that's what makes tha world go 'round." Shr said that her last picture at mth Fox, " I jOV* Is * Manv-Splendorad Thing" with William Holden, has a atrong lov* theme in it. Steels', chairman, was hostess for tha meeting. The devotional, based on |ln!r Fvnns Rogers, "My Spiritual Diary" was presented by Mrs. J . M. Moyc nod a report of th# various group captains wss given. Mrs. Rogers urged the members to visit on Thursday, wshirh la th# church's regular visitation day. Following 1h# business meeting Miss Marcia Bumgarner played a number of selections on th# Ham­ mond organ. She was accompani­ ed by Mrs. Guy Bishop who play­ ed the piano. A number of songs were sung hy tha group after which the hostesses served de­ lirious refreshments. Those present were Mrs. W. A. K ralsert, Mrs. Christine Wood­ ruff, Mrs. Guy Bishop, Mrs. Bert Coosa, Mr*. O. C, Ronlanrf, Mrs. n. K. Hardison, Mrs. O. I’. Wad*. Mrs. C. 8. Sheppard, Mra, W. R Willis, Mrs. Rogers, Mr*. Moye, Mra. Vtrgi* F ralt, Mr*. Steele. Mrs. Harold Davie, Mrs. V. C. Messenger, Mrs. F. F. (satchel, Mra. N. I - Bishop, Mrs. Bum­ garner, Mrs. Nicoll aiui Miss l.nren* Franklin. Mis* Patricia Sykes, Mis* Fay Ashley, and Misa Mary Ann Shuffieboard Club Meets Tuesday Tuesday night th# Sanford Tourist and Shuffieboard Club had a hamburger supper which 80 guests attended. Th# Orange City Cluh members were guest* and a shuffieboard tournament waa held afterwards. Moya ara to Tamp* Bay th tf week attending th* Young Wom­ en's Auxiliary Camp of th* F irst Baptist Church. Thia meeting will he attended by voting wom­ en from all over Die State of Florida and offer* *n all Chris­ tian program. | Mr. and Mrs P. P. Campbell have returned from a four weeks vacation from the Smokey Moun­ tains, in western North Carolina, While there lh»y attended "U nto lio-se H ills" in Cherokee, N, C., which is an interesting pageant com ernirg the early Indians. They discovered that the Slag# Manager is Herman Middleton, former resident of Sanford and son of Mrs. Ruby Middleton. i Mrs. A. B. Lynch had visiting her for the past week, her ants A modest amount of fat. Includ­ and hit wife, Mr. and Mr*. £ . ed in a low-calorl* diet, helps to it. Smith and their two daugh­ prevent persistent hunger and fati­ ters, Rei s Lucille and Mary Jean , gue. all of Arlington, Calif. THE SANFORD- H ER A LD Thuns. Ju1> 21, I9 5 5 _ P «sa R RANCH WEAR in BRANDS YO U KNOW LEVIS Mon’s $3.75 Boys’ $3.35 T.F.F, HATS • NOrONA - JU STIN BOOTS WESTKUN SHIRTS — TANTS • ROPING GLOVES Qim. < 7M E N S SOB EAST FIRST W EA R SANFORD PHONE 1222-J At IqA' IM ounce* of F1sfr hri with the all elatfir uplift, Sheer leno elsmc, embroklerrd nvlufl msrqui'rlta, eidusiv* sontoar ttrspa. Sees poR oa pantie. Slice# aa*, satin aLetio panels ANNOUNCEMENT* BOB WENZ, Pianist A»oeltt«4 With Burk Nim n Ai PAUL WHITEMAN k JACKIE GLEASON 0 F 7K R I CO URAM Iff ’ P O m .A R . C L A BIIC A U HARNOWT. PROORERSIVR J A E I 4 IMPROVISATION CHILDREN AMD ADULTS YOB APPOINTM ENT PHONE . SHOE SALE C O N T IN U E S Clothtr Out AI Sport IhoM. Tar and Whit*, VantilxUd, and nylon J ’ Rfiwh— Mil: Thr . 11re "T H ! ® _____ B T IR N A L S S A " T r Hi m FLORSHEIM 19.95 JARMAN 15.95 FORTUNE 10.95 ONE LOT OF BROKEN SIZES ■ 0 s ,. % V » ff Mow , 13.95 8.95-9.95 6.95-7.95 \IC .O O D H IIJIM Q 1LQ BM I • ALL STRAW HATS Vt prlct FIATUKES f t rS& z — 4 tM T ill fill liM ADDED m o o t s u b je c t AND COLON CABT60H j) IttB SOM ip tt-i! i f - �•ua)M ■■'I *— r !-i - r - r —r —■— r r ;.* ,."- fM uw : - - ‘nr. i Cocoa Smothered In Sanford HUNT - McSOBERTS As Red Hot Cards Take FSl Lead FANTASTIC! Ciiy Tennis Club Begins Play Today; USED CAR Brilliant Little Sanford Is boum an of the 1 H E 8A N F 0 R D H ERA LD Florida State League today. P a g t 6 Thurn. July 21. 1955 The Cards, who waited until al­ most mjducsion before catching fire, overhauled the perennial lead­ er Orlando l is t night by beating Cocos 11-2 while the Flyers lost 7-6 to Lakeland. An appreciative crowd of 1.146. largest of the season at Sanford and nearly one-tenth nf the city's population, was on hand. John Bartek set Cocos down on three h ill and his mates took ad­ vantage of Ray Bem stoin'i wild­ ness. Bernstein allowed only seven hits but gave a doicn walks Terry By ED WII.KS Terrell led Sanford's attack with The Associated Prr+a Every now end then this sesson two triples which produced throe th« smoka lent up by the sluggers, runs. , zeroing in on the m ajor league ' RON SCHMITT home run rceordi with 1,460 to STILL WITH CARDINALS A rrlease from the Florida date, c lea n away and wme br.lliant pitching show* through. Yes- Slate league that waa pub­ lished TtieMlay elating that terday wai one of thoae dayi. Hoiton’a George Susea J r . wai lion Hrhmllt bad been released the leader, giving Kam a* City Just by Uie Cardinals was erron­ one hit In a 6-0 victory. It wai eous. Uie fifth one-hit job in the Ameri­ Lakeland's Wlboum Tom be rim can League thli year and eighth pitched one-hit ball at Orlando lor seven Innings, then was lifted be­ in the majors. The 14-ycar-old right-hander, eon cause of wildness. Dave Cortrighl of the A'l bullpen coach, gave up sparked Lakeland's offense with • leadotf single to Vie Power In a triple and two singles good for two runs. the first and that was all. Rolando Qrt#*(»» from lllg Don Ncwcombe came close iu his second one-hitter ol the sea­ St. Petersburg errors ns Gaines son, but Chicago wound up with ville beat the Saints 7-2. The are two singles off the Brooklyn right­ righthander allowed right hits in hander as he won his 16lh In the pitching his 18th victory against first game of a Iw lnighlcr 10-1. four defeats. Three errors along The Cuba snapped a nine-game with a trio of singles and two walks give Galncsvillo five runs losing streak in the nightcap 1-3 it was relief pitching that won a In the fourth. Daytona Beach defeated West fifth straight for Washington, with Tedro Ramos hurling S 3-3 innings Palm Beach 7-6 when catcher o f hlllcss ball to beat Cleveland Vern Watercutler singled home 6-4. Ray NarlesU, Don Mossl and Frank Mlrlclll In the last of the Mike d a rcis, incidentally, tossed ninth. The winners had to over­ no-hlt stuff In 6 1-3 Innings of relief come a 6-0 lead built up by West Palm In tha first three innings, for tha Tribe. coco a Pitching Shows Up *1 *9? Vi j 1V tw ' 1 1: E I i/ Bi I ; I . If I I In v'-'l Baul Rogovln allowed Just five hits as Philadelphia beat Cincin­ nati 6 0 and Curt Simmons (ollowad It up with a four-hitter as tba Phils won their ninth straight in tha aecond game of the twlslighter 4-3. Clutch pitching paid off for the Chicago White Sox, who bartly snide an 6 0 lead hold up In an 1-0 victory over Naw York that cut tha Yankees' AL lesd to two games again. Billy Plerca, third Soa pitcher, ended It with runners on second end first by getting Mickey Mentis to bit Into a lore#out. In tha olher AL gama, Balti­ more snapped DgtroH’a tenr-game streak 61. And In the National, Milwaukee fell 13W games behind Brooklyn with C 4-3 loss at Pitts­ burgh while St. Loula whipped New York 61. Buses, now 6-3, fanned Arc and walked three while toppling the A’s to their ninth stralgth defeat. Your nine la tha aecond Inning on three single* and Billy Ooodman’s double wrapped It np for the Red Sox. Newcomb* struck out eight and after Clyde McCuUougn’a single In the second inning, didn’t allow a runner until Des Fondy singled to open the eighth, The Brooks smirked Ova home runs In his support, two each by Don Zimmer and Duke Solder, who now has S3. The Cuba rallied for three runs In tha seventh to salvage the night­ cap with Frank Baumholts'i pinch bit eluding Jim Gilliam's shotstring try In the Mt for a two-run triple. The Whlta Sox rapped loser Bob Turley for four runs In tha first and tapped Johnny Kucka for four in tha third—than Kucka and Bob Wleiler held them hltleis tba rest of tho way. Dick Donovan won his 13th, although ehnaad In a flva run Yank aavanth. Cleveland, now ctIB four games behind, tumbled In tha third whan tha Nats scored four limes. Loser Kariy Wynn sat off tha Inning with an error and Jos* Vaidlavlelso tapped K with a two-run triple. Rogovln, released recently by Baltimore, batted born* two nua with a double, and Andy Saaialck swatted a three-run homer In the Phils' first-gam* victory. Willi* Jonas gave Simmons a M laid with Ms leadoff homer in the fourth of the nightcap. Tha Braves lost their aecond itralght to tha Burs despite Ed Mathews' S4th homer that fashfonad an early 60 lead. Preston Ward hit ■ pinch homer with two T L? “ H •« **• »” «aUi and J . Miter r f (Inm ates tb Clin* lb t. Hrtrln'e rf William* a Unrein c W. tena'a If C. D'nn ii Ip Call »■ l le r n U m p •-A. It'rirfg'a T itlal* BANSTOIII) ■k ( 4 4 a s 0 4 a I 4 » tii 4 4 5 I a so a at la Pray lb M'rtelln ■ Holler rf Hnyd*r t* ll. C»nk l b T * r r * i t If 11. Milter l b Hehmil) of llaru k p Total* V *7 I I Walked lor B s r n t * * n In Slh. <H*« OOP MM) OSO---3 laniard -_ ______M l 1*0 14*—II K— Hi-rnl.tn, Snyder, c . Munaan t. OonfaU*. ft—HarltW. n. Miller *, Maurlrtln, Holler. Hnyyder 2 , T*rr»|t I Hehmlll. (lonmlaa. rlarvln. D. Conk, K il t — t). Cnnk. T a r£•}! L B rtm ltl S, ITny. XV, Iiunvun. *14—T *r r*1l |, Dll — Il ndrl yuei . Ilutlar Oarvln Hnyder, It. Miller, 6 —Pray. MaurUllu. Ila rla k . HU— l ’ra r . Maurlelln and I 'r a r . I. Hod rlg u e i and Cline. I.eft—C o m a S. Hanford 11. l l l l - o f f — Ita rlrk 7. Ilarntaan IS. HO-by — Ilarlak S. lU rntaan 4.. IIAKIt— l U rn U r n 11-7. a r t * . l - L HUH— Ilarn U en (MauHallo) Wl*— lierntaen 7, lla rte k, f’H— MaorjaHo F, William*. lt» lk — l la r tik . IJ—HKpanlk. Hrnlth. T — *141. A— M R _____________ Plenty Fight Left In Swingin' Sammy DETROIT Wt-h may ba true that golfs "old guard"—tha Ho­ gans, Snaads and Mangrums—is bring eased into the rocking chair, but there's one old codger who still has plenty of fight left In him. He's a balding businessmangolfer who goes by the name of Bemud Jackson Bneid—and don't call him "Grandpa." It is sad but true that old Sammy now 43. can’t Mt a lick In tha U.S. Open. Ha's bean trying for almost » year* but still no cigar. When it comes to tha POA tournament, however, there are few who can measure up to Ms record. Using a brand naw putter, ba shot a 6und*r-par M yesterday to aalae tha lead la tha first of two qualifying rounds at tha 6.701 yard, par-Tl layout. Title Shot Seems Possible Reword WEST JORDAN, Utah Ut-A title ahot next winter appeared today at a possible reward for big Bob Bakar, of Pittsburgh, after ha wunterpuaehad and jibbed bis way fo a eloat decision over Utah's rowdy Rax Lays*. Baker, a Mg Negro, want Into tba ring with a four-pound weight and a throw-inch ranch advantage over Layns, who weighed no. Ha took It comparatively easy early te the fight, aouaterpoacmg the alnigtag Lay** and ppundlng hla midriff la tba attache*. But la the S T I L T S * } later rottada ba aaaaad up with wa hi m t, iMrrir h its, teft Jaba aad had lays* bteadJag throa fo* Cards* ig from aavoral aata as the to-rouadar By Alan Mover. TRIBE'S 70P MAN Challenge Is Made The Sanford Tt-nnts Club will *tnrt today with its annual Slrjgle Elimination Tournament having six mutches to he played by Sun­ day. Grno T tictcr, defending city champ war given a bye with the olher players drawing as follows: Buddy Proctor and Harold Heckcnhnch; Jam es Davis and Hilly Park; Thomas Stringer drew bye: Bill Fleming and Charles Pork J r .; John Morgan and George Rock; Stanley Katz and Jo el Moss mid Leon Taylor and Knrl Evans. Second round mnlrho* will have to he pluyi-d by Wednesday Ju ly 27. Charlie Morrison, member of Tim Sanford lit-raid advertising sta ff, known locally as "tho granddaddy of tennis”, filed his entry in tho senior-senior division but unfortunately could find no opposi­ tion in his ago group. Bemoaning tho fact Hint tlicre are no activo tennis players over 00 years of ago, Charlie wns challenged by one of his listeners, little 13 year O F TH E C L E V E L A H P old Wally Philips J r ., a very pro­ / aap/ a n s , m only mising Icft-lmnih-d Juvenile star, ///$ ZHO SEA SO N A<y to play an exhibition match (lur­ ing Uio progress of tho tournaA R E G U L A R H AS • mrnt. B E E N ONE O F THE Morrison tried to laugh o ff the T R IB E 'S M O S T challenge claiming that tho diff­ P EP EN P A P LE erence in their agea of over 60 PERFO RM ERS. ajj years . . well, "the experience W l gained in Ihnt time”, Charlie sta l­ shihw^ st Mm rmirN ed, wns ju st "lo o much” of a Imndicnp for a youngster such as V'nlly J r . to overcome. However, little Wally \yns so insistent and In view of the fact that ho had mnde such an excel­ Kt.nillUA STATIC I.H SfllH W I, S*rl lent showing In a recent tourn­ San far* <Ul.jixlu is in .1 (1 ament In Orlando, tho challenge Cocoa is is *a:. •> wns accepted by the veteran of O.ilnrivllls 14 IS ,ISI 63 years (young) and announce­ I j . k i !.<r.J 13 14 .424 Jxtyiona Ilrarh 11 14 .4E„> ment of tho date of tho Important ORLANDO — Sailboat dovolcc* W. Palm IN in h 10 IS ,sc; ht. lv tm ij.u a S II ,li>* spuria event will be made later. throughout, tho state will be con­ Both participants will soon und­ HKSIJLTS THSTIIIIDAT ergo strict training; t.lltla Wally verging an Orlando August 21 CakHahtl 7, orlanUo S Saatorg II, C ana 1 by playing several hours a day fur Dig sreond annual regatta of llaluckvlll* 7, HI. I’*t*r*har> I and Morrison by resting an L a y t o n * 7, XV, I'alm Itracli I one of the newest International (lA lli;* TIIDAV equal number of hours, dally. Daylona llcach at (irlnnito sailing cIji.sc* . . tho "windm ill." Uunlorg nl W n t I'alm llrark ni HI l,*trr*t>urH Hialeah’s 1056 racing season I Commodore Floyd Purcell, Or­ (Cocoa LukclanU at (lulnravllle will run from Ja n . 17 through | lando Chamber of Commerce sail •March 2. ' Ing chairman, announced that the Khwlda Stale Windmill Sailing Bps read, I llm k Bocky's agents Championships will be held on leaned back In Jim Norris’ chair Lake Fnlrvlew end more than NEW YORK U 6 - Slnre the night nt tho International Boxing Club. J 30 entries are expected to compete for the rotating “ Windmill' tro­ ha knocked out Bobo (m an with TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY phy donated by tho Greater O r the greatest of ease, Archie Moore Spinet Plano: blonde. E x t r a sm all; good condition, $193. lando Chamber. The trophy was has been footloos* and fancy free Phone 1723 ft.__________________ won for Ihe first time In 1934 by —Toledo, Denver for the ja u Charles Morgan of St. Peters festival, Washington to meet with Electrolux cleaner, Perfect con­ burg. Ike and now New York. dition; All attachments. $10. rhone 1725-R,_______________ _ In addition, a first, second and Somehow the mall man h is ocen third prise will be awarded Im­ catching up with Archio. L'.sds QUALITY BULLDOZER w o r k I mediately following the conclusion of mail, enough to make a table and land clearing. J . C. Carpennf Ihe third heat. ssg. All abou* haw to best Rocky . ter. III. 2 Bux 232, Sanford, Florida. Phone 22H X-W , All windmill skippers and crews Marciano, whom ha meets Sept. will bs> guesla of the Orlando 20. CLEAN furnished Apt. One, Two I "Tips T v * got but tha way the Yacht Club Commodore at a persons. |33.oo. o il P ark Ave. dance at tho E lk's Club the night before the rare and will be feted •l ■ Chamber of Commcrco din ner on Sunday, Registration will be held at the Orange Hosting Clubhouse on Big Lake Falrvlew beglnpnlng at 6 a. m. Sunday, August 21, and the first heal Is timed to atari at •tan Mnatal tevated Ms Hat homer with mm aau * v M*m» hm Datrott htflasa n ( M f o k p , I n ggr* way . U•- < Com pendia Is H it SS2T*IP By Pitcl far Sals A USED CAR WILL BE SOLD ON OUR USED CAR LOT AT 11:00A.M.(for99c) FRIDAY! No person employed by Hunt-McRoberta—WTRR or Th* Sanford Herald can pur­ chase thin Special Priced Car. COME YOU THE LUCKY ALSM ITH , Sailing Devotees Set For Regatta At Orlando Soon Archie Footloose Since Olson Kayo 10 a. m. O TH ER ARE gXmREFRIGERATOR hi ’ usnra COOPER -MYOUNG U IIV II I I I '52 Nash if f ■> STATESMAN SUPER -t iiA i/ 2-DOOR 51 Pontiac o sed a n i '4 9 Plymouth '4 9 Pontiac '4 9 Ford 4 " 8 " Buick 4-d o o r 4-DOOR 2 D 00R 6 . . . SURER • 4-DOOR Chevrolet 2-DOOA Ford > door '4 8 Payments As Low As B O IN I . s te .Afm rntm A fo n q C a Jo n *** J K S L $4.99 Down And $30.00 Monthly I r * l 1 • • 1 . •• • >.w : * ■* *.• «A LOT OF BARGAINS' .• ■. .< 4 • See Our Salesmen: ir - ___ • in FL U B : t. *' .. > , j ' . iir ij LYWI 4 ONLY 18,1 18,000 MILES '52 Plymouth 4000,1 - Y O B W ANT I0 W P B IC I T O O W ANT T O P Q U A LITY 1 L w agon . " '4 7 T O N IT B f t F R ID A Y M A K ES G O IN G AT THESE LO W VALUES '52 Plymouth '4 8 Ja c k Fleck, U. 8. Ope* golf champion, rod* a but to th# Texas Open, hla first professional tourn­ ament, ia 1940. 11a failed to qua­ lify. DOWN MAY B I PERSON THIS CAR WILL MAKE SOMEONE A GOOD SECOND AUTOMOBILE! S t a n d in g a w s s if p r s mZ 99c SALE ‘ • ■ *te»dy was -* f «•*y.* rr.t jt -* - _ -1 ita . W T vt H » •> \ >•'.• t , , , — .. j ,. �1 -vr.: THE SANFORl) IlKRALI) Thurs. July 21, 105:, Page / jf It1* Worth Auythlae It’i Worth Advertising la ^M Ai. otatk row UMfr* r LOTS OP ROOM — Factory to Too — Aluminum Venetian Blind* Enclosed bead. Sag proof bottom rail with pLactlc ends. Plastic or rayon tapes. Cotton or nyUn cords. THE OLD HOME TO W N »«ri'rWU. 1 WNs By STANLEY Eight Timm home, located on two nice shady Inis, good neighbor­ hood Concrete block and frame construction, kitchen equipped. Terms. Price 27,7*500. Whether buying or selling. It will pay you to see; Scnkartk Gtaaa and Paint Ca S. W. HALL., REALTOR 112-114 West 2nd SV Phone » Florida State Bank Building a RED-l-MIX CONKRKTE “Call Hall" Thane 175* Miracle Concrete Co. IM Elm Ave. Phase 1333 ANNOUNCING I'm hippy to have Annabelle ROOFING Henderson associated with me Now InMETAL Stock. 5-V Crimp - 1 5 4 ' in Real E«lale. Corrugated— JH " Corrugated. 1 BEDROOMS Get all Your roofing needs at Living room. Dining, Sun room. Sherman Concrete Pipe Co. Largo modern latchen with Pbooe 34*9 Stove and Refrigerator. Cera­ Out West 12th SL mic Tile Bath. Large closets. AIR CONDITIONING On 2 lots with shade trees. *14.500 Room or House CLASSIFIED ADS 1821 fir VHNHB1 SERVICE ROSA L. PAYTON ED ApL Phone 432-W. FURNISHED 3 Bedroom House. * Close “ ll» West 1st SL Phone H . _____________ ___________ . FURNISHED Cottage, one Bed­ room. Eatra nice. 114 Elm Ave. Rooms and Balb. ~fhona 2883-W. 112 Elm> C. A. WHIDDON, SR. ■eg. —c_ mc Real m S. Pi Park Pb. u n QUICK CASH for furniture, boats, motors. Buy one piece or com­ plete home. Thousands of aril W. DIETRICHS T. W. MERO cles for sale at the INI Park Avr, .Phone IT er 145 Soper Trading Post ea 1T-*2 1 Mile South. Phone 2212-R I bedroom bouse. 414 per cent mortgage. $40 monthly. 1805 Large Knotty Pine Hutch cup­ Summerlin. • board, *100. (new), Hollywood Bed complete *45. (new). Maple NEW 3 Bedroom concrete block wash aland *10, Beautiful small home. Wrstinghouse Kitchen desk *25.00, China cabinet *25. OI financed. Low Down Pay­ Rockers *3.00 up, good used ment. Thone 430. cribs, buggies end play pen. 4G. End of a hammer hrad For Remedeiing and repair*. Hetil*i Down—Small Moothly Payments Sherman Coacretc Co. M Went 13th Phase 24M ■ H S iS - W P S SPECIALS ten 3 ? iiSSSt*. A 5 M JE R . s p a s a ,|$ £ ! » ,S L3 EK 2 ■■ ■ . w ■ — HOUSE cleaning. Ffc. 171-J. 701 Cypress. Complete equiprating Fruit and Thane 1281 or - » v C i i r T o u t s c If ‘ *C . j r TC “• *j SL'Ra n CE P h C*'£ 8>l a T l a s T C S an k E^rC- G* I I H LI GHT Chanec* are that you have a list of acvoral homo im­ provements you w a n t to Irish*. Why not give your* self th* “green light" by giving us a call. Do this now and you'll soon bo enJoying those Improvements instead of still thinking •bout thorn. H IL L LUM BER fr SU P P LY YA R D S it W . M SL P k . S3 1. Island In Malay Arch. 2. Dry • One boor • Was* and Damp Dry • One hour 54 • Wash and Dry Fold • lb to i XX id 1 4o )5 %JO % I'J 1 15 ; J' a-l % % SI V aa Ji' •4L -i! 1 % Ill ll ii A4 p ^5 •K* % Finished I .sundry • Samtnne Dry Cleaning Southnide I IT - AUTOMOBILE!* - TKAMJCRM Death Side Frodmarl lit East 25th SL ft wir. nsy YOU to see US us before Dciare you tniy. Open Evenings and Sundays. n r i a e o RKhvtrs —a EaiUfde Trailer Salem, Palatka, Fla. L. IRill—riano Technician Phone 2164. Route I. Sanford CARS BOUGHT SOLD TRADED Koy Hrel'a Used Cars Saniord Av«. A lllh SL m // n WANT AD RATES W ' 4 v\ * BARGAIN! 3r, Ft. Trailer, 2 brdmums, cabana, dolly, fenced. Davs, rail 1020 ext. 250, atk fnr A 3-line ad, such at the one above W. M. Foster, Evenings call 2105 la only 36c per day on our low 5 for information. Easy In-ms. day earned rate eenromy plan, 45c per day for 2 daya and 54c for 1055 Mrrcury with automatic 1 day. Iranunivsioti and fKiwer brakes, nniv 120(1 miles, very cheap. Buy, Sell. Rent, Hire with want ads, the busiest salesman In town. Put one to work fnr you MODEL "A” FORI), 2 Door Se­ Phonn 1421. We will bo glad to dan. Needs some work. First charge iL 550.00 in rash takes it. Sanford Gas Co, 210 East 1st SI. The above Aline ad ran be run IS BOATS • MOTORS -1 9 5 full day* for only *2 40. 3 days fer only *1 40 and one day far 72c SPORTING GOODS HAMPER 3 LINE AD l ' , H. SKA KING 32.50 very cixiil rnndilion ir, SCOTT-ATWATER (A-l) 64 50 GET cu r* cash for article* yoq no longer use. Place your ad to 5 H. SCOTT ATWATER . . . . 64 50 day. Phone 1824. 7' , II. FIRESTONE like new! ....................... . 120 V) 10 H. SCOTT-ATWATER For only *3 00 the above S-llne ad (Special rlcarance) U on tne Job for you or 5 full A Steal Al ..................... 40 0$ daya. Only *2.25 keep* it working 12 If. SEA REE ................... 8995 for you for 3 daya. I day la only 22 It. JOHNSON 90c. (Very Powerful)............ 125 00 NEW STOCK of White Ash A little space like this will get your message before our more WATER SKIIS. Improved Fool. 525 00 up. than 10,000 renters. Tali ’em to day! Pbeee 1*21. lleadquarirrs for noATS-OATOIl TRAILERS. Hew will you swap? The Want Ad Department Is Hew will you Trade? open from 3:30 a. m. until 5:3n p Year eld Motor for a m. each business day except Sat­ Better grade - EVINRL'DEf urday afternoon. Deadline for ROBSON Sporting Good* week-day Insertions la 2:0n p. m the day preceding publication Rvlniude Sales A Service Anv ad* coming in later than j j j K. lot HI. ^ 2:00 n. m. will he published under IS - FVRNTTVEK- I Too Lain To Classify. Adwtiser* are requested to no Bu uy your Furniture at Berry's Warehouse Fum.. Co., at 901 W. tlfy the Want-Ad Department Im­ 1st. St. All nationally adv, fur- mediately of any errors ia their ada, as *nie Sanford Herald will be nllere at warehouse prlres responsible fer only one incorrect 22—KLBCTUCAL BBBViCHB—4M insertion. Phone 1773. FRIGIDAfttE sieBu m . aalM and service. G. R High, Oviedo, Fla. “ ' “ ' 184J-W after • o m. JS S 2 . HAYNES OOre Ms Typewrttors addteg macMMs, Hitto-l eeUls, a d MigsBys, Pb, S4. 24— ■BA irrr pa b io k h ~u fo r L o v tO e r H t l r GET PROFESSIONAL CAREt E rm -B d m B e a u ty Shop PbMto 582 The *. Park Ave. V ' % 10 (J IO % >' 3S. Enclosure 39. Skin disorder 41. Cry of a dove 42. Bark, aa a ’deg 7 1 11 DOWN *“ rs. Juznita *72, Orlsu- T ” G 4 4. Glrl'a name 43. Male offspring I pi.) f iS ^ t B S S r « SCBOL8 BEDPING GO. 1 YeiteHir'* A m ir and L 1 BEDROOM furnished Garage THE CURIOSITY SHOP PLUMBING 2 Bedroom concrete block heme. Apartment. 2300 Mellonvllle. 17-tl South Ceatrsct and renvtr work. Free Lot IIS x 75, by owner esttmatee. R. L Harvey. 204 DeBary. Phone 2389-M. Frigidslre refrigerator A Hard BEAUTIFUL, 2 Bedroom tornSanford Ave. Phone 182*. wick Gai Range. Excellent Con Jilted ApL Call 8S5-M. dition. Reasonable, 282* S. Elm. TWO-STORY Frame House on 3 P. M. CAMPBELL Elm. acres. Call 1383-W after 3.30. fo r better trailer .living see General Contractor Sanlando Trailer i ’ark. 4 Stars. “Homes of Distinction” All modern. 9 ml. *outh on 1T-M 2 Bedroom Frame House; large THREE PIECE Oik Lswn Fund HI Way 17-92 Phone 2441 lure SeU — *11.50 per set. In': nice location. *750. dpwn. Highway at Standard Station. Sanford Ave. at lllh Street Call 1265-M. Sice shady grusy lots, cement Far Better Du mom* THREE Bedroom House. 3413 Elm Baggerly Appliance Center See ar Call Ave, Phone 2290-W. W. J. KING ‘Your Westinghouse Dealer” 2M9 South Park Phone 5* 31aytag Washers THREE Bedroom concrete block 11* Magnolia Ave Prone 1TST House. Hotpoint kitchen. VA Loan. Low Dnwn Payment. L. A. gold rush sweet potato vines, Dragline service, Laurrronts A ditching Estimates given, l'hone 2005 Adams Ave. *4.00 ner M. Vihletn'a Grape­ Geneva 2464. Orlando 52504. entrance vine Ave. Saniord 2221. WYNNEWOOD Excellent Buy for Horn* 80 GALLON Duo-Therm Hot Wa­ or Income Property. It's So Euey ter Heater, like new! *40. cash. 2 Bedrooms, Living Room. Atl Ready to go on Sanford Gas. To Place A Want Ad Electric Kitchen, Large BreezePhone K. L. Cox, 1345-J-I, En­ lust Call 1821 and ask for IL_______________ ________ way: Carporte and Utility Room. terprise. CBC situated on eerner lot. th* Want Ad department IaA furnished Garage * Bedroom tse Only *4,700. Call Guy Allen at SACRIFICE — New portable sew­ Sanford Herald “ ipartment. 113 Vi W. 19th SL ing mechlne and buttoaholer. CRUMLEY A MONTEITH "M *-W after *:20. Phone 1849-R. U ^ JJa rlt^ l* to n ^ 7 2 . FLOOR sanding and finishing Cleaning, waxing. Serving Senjl - ARTICLE* FOB HALE - 4 Dole County since 1925. IX. M RjfcELY furnished collage. Free Gleason, Lake Mary. •lectrielty and water. By month Highest CASH. TRADE-IN nrlees 50th Anniversary l or y*ar *round. R. J- Carrot, paid for need furniture Call *59. I five Point* Motel. 8 miles smith Wilson-Malar Furniture Ce. au LAWN5IOWERS n n a r p e n e d I «n 17-92. Phone 431-R-40., after Bicycle A General Repair E. 1st gt. 1 B p . r n . e r week-ends. S ta n le y ’* H lk * S h o p Beg. 15 95 18x34 or ltx34 310 E. 4lh SL TcL 2431 Bevel Plate Glass J a M B M B B i EVERYTHING New! 2 Bedroom Mirrors ...................... 10.30 letterheads, stateHo^V I MUes, City Limits. FOR SALE Boxer Puppies. AKC. ENVELOPES, 8 05 Double Door menta. invoices, hand bills, and Mbsdy lawn. Reference desired. Ref. 3Metal Excellent breeding. 3V4 mo. utility Cabinet 12A0 p r o g r a m s , etc. Progressive T h ( S 143-J. __________ *22. a m , Elm, PbM* 1*51. Reg. 24.35 54” Metal f’rintma Co., Phan* 408 — 402 Wal* Cabinet ............ 14.30 Writ liib SL BW Masonry 3 Bedroom House Reg. 29.95 Plstform Rocker* 1IA0 * * 1 P W W P ____= fa Casselberry. 3*0. per month, Reg, 49.50 Bcrkline “Ballet" FLOOR SANDDVD A Finishing; pone Orlando. 3-ilM. .......... .......... ......... 39.50 WANTED INSURANCE D e b i t Swivel Caalri Oak doers furnished, laid A fin­ Builaera. Life, Hospitalisation. Reg. M.SO Contour Chair* ished. la business since J02O. JIGE Furnished 3 Bedroom Reliable Company. Experienced with Nylon Cover Irn E. F. Stevens: Route 2, Box 227: K l Phene IM . Apply » MbPoem Latex Filling .. _ _ Call 713-R-4 before 7 a. m. or after * p. m. M ather of Sanford IALL College with Eleclrje S92A9 E. let 84. Pfceae UT GOODYEAR RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. Hove, Reasonable. Inquire 1011 NEEDS MALE HELPI Electrical Contracting and Ifrnslra ______ |rtneh Ave. Retail Salea Trainee. We ar* ex­ VENETIAN BUNDS TV SERVICE CENTER panding. Apply by letUr only Janres jr Apnlii I JtOOM furnished apartmenL (M attauUy Aftv. B aflaH eW ) Bendlx and Crosley stating quiluiciUons. etc. P. O. Parch. Pbop* P h . 113 Box 7*3. SsnfarH. Fla.________ 112 M b e b o Ua A v e . sj p . 1m. M l West I N ftt 14A MKLF WANTED (Female) 1IA S ROOM Furnished House. $52 50 "mT g .^ b o S g e s 1 month, dole in. Phone • I V A R I E T I E S P A N E L I N G LOCAL BUSINESS needs Private Server en All Water Pump*— Native and Foreign Honda. s»v m wv«s/t Business and Legal Wetla Drilled — Puros SecroUry. Them At Paeta Bead Pk— « 7* * desired. Must 1* urtoMi end latelliWSUEANCM -I d geoL EictUutt salary for right Id * — person. Write Bex ABC* f t * USED TRACTOBS Sanford Herald. All inquiries will be treated confidential. n « M pr "CO] rn good Double DreaBOOKCASE BED. Do labl* cosfjWfm Mirror* _ _ end «esrn lUct P, O. Box ■E AirnS^JI?' 1 and I Piece See, Mrs. J . Rus­ tienalf priced to please you. You hive to era Iheaef ODD CHESTS of Drawers. Re­ ts good terX W w ir a f f E _ J duced to 829 91 Ira . i rv Cry of pain 17 16. Fish J7. Tig pen JO 21 38. House (It.) 40, To cut again yi/, r-t 42. ricasurc craft 1/ io 43. Male bee PHA place of plenty comfort Strike i lilang) A fiberyielding shrub lE . I.) M. Half rmi Seminole Realty mands Some A 9 . Severe. 11. Kills 15. Grampus IS. Egret* 13. Anguish 21. A ratdc bird 22. A Chinese dialect 20. Scoldings 33. Enoch Phene 5*4-J. Com­ akclrtona 25. High priest 27. Sorrow NIX BEDDING MFC. CO- Meas­ ure (Chin.) Strsnge 3. Twilled fabrics 4 Bitter vetch 5. Blank coins 6. Narrow roadway 7. Receptacle for coffee S. Hrad as a law 14. Finishes 15. Single unit 16. Music note 17. Another music note 18. Tortion of a. curved line 10. Travel hack and forth 20. City In Conn. 23. R rasl of burdtn 24. Embrace R. 3. POPE CO. INC. toil Staler* Ave. CRO SSW O RD S? ACROSS 1. Unadorned S. Sign cf addition 9. More painful JO. Song birds 12. Journeys 23. Abolish, Sooth Park Ave. Phaao 1448 (Reg Hcsl Estate Broker) Annibelle Henderson. Associste New Location Location — Hlgnwsy 17-82 WKLaKA A P A C n o n s : rooms, Used furniture, appliances, mots, at Hiawatha. Phone 3*71. private bsths. U4 W. Plot SL etc. Bought-sold. Larry's Mart. 321 East 1st SL Phone 1431. TOTAL PRICE 13.00(1. •RalUway u d Baby Bed* One Bedroom Home outside City. « ... Week or moolb—Tel. 1425. Kitchen equipped. City water, YOU don't have to see the credit manager to save dollars legiti­ 5 * L s J S r t W e r HI West First City Sewer, Screen Porch. mately on our GIGANTIC Re­ RAYMOND M. BALL, BROl moval SALE. S. D. Highleyman, Associate Aralow ROBINSON MUSIC CO. O M . Harmon, Associate __________ _____ 204 South Park Ave. Phone ■ XI* N. Oraage Ave. Orlande, Pla. furnished Kitchenette apis. Air Conditioned. Si umberland Court- For year Real Estate PIT FOE A QUEENfnnthjaty limits Highway 17-92. Cullen and Hirkey, Realtor* Foam Rubber Mattresses, InnerS p r i n g Mattresses, Couches. IM N. Park Ave. Fboae 2213. Bsby Beds, Renovating, Uphol­ I Bedroom Home. H B '0^ from gouthslde school. Cali 2541. stering and Slip Cover work. IKE Seminole Heallr ftw Dcsirhie Homes and Apts. Phone 27. DAILY Modern Alr-Cend ned Salmi Specialist In peri ty Shaping, siyUng and W& g. Cosmetics for your skin care. Gyro-Lator method nf red urine. HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK H arriett. Ruth. Dawa ‘’ssif& P sS r'aLw - BARGAIN! 3 Bedroom Home In Wynnetvood. 2 Year* Old. Thia home hw Oak Floor*, Ceramic Til* Bath, Dlninrf Area, Idirgd Living Room and Kitchen Equipped with G- E. AppH»ncee. VA OB FHA FINANCED Telephone li t after « P. 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The rctrcader is 29 year old Paul ltss>)cr, of-St. Joseph, who spok* up for “the little guy" before the House Public Works Committee last week, lie left his business In three helpers and bis pickup truck to hts wife. Although he appeared before a House committee, there wis soma indication yesterday that the Sen­ s'.; TT2I tiklf.£ tt>4 wX Ilea. sler and others to "slow up" its (or mull ting the Mti-billion-doltar program ud It* puiUti Uxci* J �r-J/ft; i 0 1 Dtolmulur (la Math hamm) Vlaiiralal i.tf , Roof—, TO* or Built-up with White MuM* J i » w '* .• v, r w !» & v * T p -W U W M s ii �1 £ a/d v io W o f � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 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, July 21, 1955 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 21, 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 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 21, 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/7fd9305e8fbbb5f9dd3bc9922b268d6b.pdf 5eb44f49683538446e3eee6410259b19 PDF Text Text m ** TUDOR "Designed Especially for Better. Florida Living' EACH HOME HAS Jalousle P"<vn wro /. Spacious C lass 2. Full Tiled Bathroom (with vanitory anu uiukori 3. M arble T errazzo Tile Floors 4 . Beautiful Delmar Kitchen C abinets 5. Kitchen Exhaust Fan 6. Fully Landscaped Lands (GRASS FROMFRnVT HTTP* T( 7. Hot Point Stove an d Refrigerator vmsmw 8. Venetian Blinds 9. Five Ply Built-up Roof With M arble Chips t • 10. Extra Large Closets And U tility Room 11. Long Roof Eaves <*° you dont havb to clom up For additional information ft: V i - h ’ ;-.V- - �Weather Inside Society P, t BdttoTial P. 4 Sporta P. S Story P. S Radio — T.V. P. ; * (E te fe r a l!* ■ VOl.UME XLVI Established 1908 AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER SANFORD, FLORIDA. At City's Progress Federal Grand Jury Indicts Auto Workers DETROIT to — A federal Brand jury today indicated the CIO United Au’ c Workers Union on charMfcs of violation of the federal cor­ rupt practices act in politics. The grand Jury accused the big union ot using general union funds to finance political activities In the tu t congressional campaign. This was the campaign in which Patrick V. McNamara. Democrat supported by the UAW and other labor groups, defeated U. S. Sen. Homer Ferguson, Republican. A weekly union-sponsored radio •program was Involved in a grand jury Investigation of c h a r g e s brought about by the Republican Central Committee. John Felkena, committee chairSian, filed the charges with the justice department last March. The Indictment named only the union ttaelf. None of ita offieera, who include CIO President Walter Reulhtr. waa named. Reuther Is -a ls o president of the UAW-CIO. • Organised labor took a Urge tn the ISM campaign. Investigators Ask For Script Study * WASHINGTON W>—Senate In­ to eastlft tori today asked the Jus­ tice. Department and the Internal Xevenuu Service to study a bear Inf transcript containing new bribe accusations against Harry Lev, wealthy Chicago maker of cape for the armed forces. Forgetful Lev told the Senate InveiUgatlon* subcommittee yes­ terday he etill cannot remember what ha did with $20,000 In cash ha acknowledged withdrawing VfTom his Chicago bank In June and July 1058. But ha Inileted that "not one cent" at It went to pay bribes to help him get government con­ tracts. .. Chairman McClellan (D-Ark) cautioned Lev that such an anawar “ certainly casta a very strong ausplelon on you” when considered in light of other testi­ mony. » ■ ------------------------------ Legendary Tycoon Diet In Portugal Of Kidney Ailment - LISBON, Portugal (A —Cakiuite Sarkis GulbenkJsn, legendary oil •agnate and ona of the world’s richest men, died today of a kidH gay ailment. He waa M. - Gutbenkian was ona of the moil Biystarious men In Uia world. He shunned publicity o! any kind and lived quietly In tha Hotel AvU where he died. Ha bad been ill sine* January, In the oil Industry, source of toat of his fortune, he was called Mr. O” or “ Ur. Five Per Cent, J reference to hia reported share ’ n f the profits of the fabulously 0 wealthy Irgq Petroleum Co. Ha wrs rated probably a billion­ aire, yet hia name was Utile .known. . Ha devoted hia talenta to ae'ring wealth, building ona of srorld’a moat valuable art collections and keeping himself Obscure _ I t' : yf ■ S S nLimp 'Gator Bites Zoo Keeper On Arm .If. Mrs. Arnold Hoed, Sanford 'too keeper, ti none this worse but ao much tha wiser as she ta fsel­ ling fine after being bitten by a giro and one half foot alligator. - The animal waa presented ta Ik e aoe by a VoJuaU County resi­ dent. When (t arrived hero a rape waa Had areont Ita back ta heap It Ml f r m making a tost get away. ■* - Thu rape waa apparently ten Igbt and whan tha alligator waa Into tha water, ha seemed aa 2 to had vary Bttla Ufa left a d ta the totteaa. >Mrs. Seed tod a skaana to aesT? tor tto creature, “ I can feel ths earth trsmbl-! perty or make a living off of it. irg’’, was ths way O. P. Hern­ "They blind in well with our don, Clerk of the Circuit Court, own people and take part in re­ described the growth of Sanford ligious, civic and political life of and the slat*. Why, 1 think that this county. It is also encouraging in ten years Florida will be ihc to find yout g people taking an biggest state in the union. The ictive interest in the community. county is on the vets* of the There is nothing wrong with moil substantial growth of any young people today and l defy one in the state of Florida," the anyone to challenge nte, I think amiable Clerk continued. they're a fine lot and are doing "Roads are being constructed a .wonderful Job toward being tne in remole end undeveloped sec­ leaders of. tomorrow. I am happy tions by the Board of County lo have contributed a small part Commissioners and that is the to the whole." main factor leading to the devel­ In preparing the hndget pre­ opment of homes and businesses sented to the County Commission all over the city. It I* most en- yesterday and which was tentscouraging to find people who are lively adopted, Herndon called coming here to live on tho pro- attention to the fine and for­ feiture fund, pointing out that •very effort was made to reduce the mlllagc, but that it was ne­ cessary tn set it up one to one and a half which is'the same as last year. "For a good niar.1* years the fine and forfeiture fund waa selfsustaining and operated without the necessity of laying any tax on the people to pay for law en­ TOKYO til—Prims Minister U forcement. Under the present prac­ Nu of Burma suggested today that tice of Issuing warrent* and fil­ simultaneous aumisston of Red ing informations too, it runa up China to the United Nations and cost unnecessarily, therefor* caus­ release of Chinese-held American ing the raiilage," the clerk prisoners would "relieve a great brought out. In selling up tha general fund deal of tension/1 U Nu, who flew here after a and attempting to maintain the tour of the United Slat* also same millage levied last year, to told a press conference that he wit, 7 mills, he waa unable to in­ backed the proposal of Prime clude scvrral iVqueited Items Minister Nehru of India for a such aa a $2,400 per year increase world conference on Asia prob­ for the Juvenile Judge, making a total of $fl,MK>, as well aa an in­ lem*. . „ “ A world conference of all coun­ crease of $1,100 yearly for the tries Interested in Asia would be home demonstration agent. These a very good thing,” U Nu said. -rants could not he mada without Answering a question, he said, "It rvying extra millage to care for would to very difficult" 11 Red these items, therefor# they were China did not ‘attend such'* con­ not Included tn the tentative bud­ get adopted yesterday, Herndon ference. declared. U Nu aald Burma wanted Ameri­ In the road and bridge fund the can prisoners In Red China "re­ leased as soon as passible, Just rlerk provided kufficient funds to as we want the U. N. to admit increase salaries and wages of China, perhaps simultaneously." County road employes by 10 per cent. Funds were also provided for construction by the board of County Commissioner* of ap­ proximately 15 miles of new roads during the next fiaeal year and because of careful financing and the reclpt of additional money for the fund, the millage waa reduced NEW YORK WV-The slayer of from four mill* levied last year to crusading publisher Don R. Mcllett two mill* in the 1955-56 budgot. Thia amount* to a saving* on jg years ago, who esciped from an Ohio penilenliary last Novem­ taxes on non-exempt property of ber, was recaptured by New York $2 on each $1,000 valuation. Tha Clerk commended and con­ City police last night. Patrick Eugene McDermott 56, gratulated the Board on the of the Bronx, today admitted his healthy financial condition of Identity as one of the FBI’s ‘TO this County and tha progres* It it making. Most Wanted Men," police said. "Yea, air," h* repealed, 1 can McDermott was aetied after Patrolmin Harold Pogewelt thought feel the earth trembling al­ his face looked familiar, and later ready! and tn a few year* there confirmed it when he searched the will not be enough available un­ filr-s and found his picture on a occupied land in Keminol# County to build a good-sited rabbit “ wanted" circular. McDermott told polpee ha had butch.” been in and out of Jail for minor offense* tinea hia escape but was never recognised. He waa aeired at Jewish Me­ morial Hopilal, where ha had bean working ai an ambulance attendant for five month*. LONDON to—Whether love or aching fret conquered wasn't dear but the JUtrd suitor stopped hia pacing. .. . Ronnie HID, Jl-year-old clerk, began walking back and forth tn Roy Howard Sheffield, 36, was front of his rx-fiancea's home Mon­ arrested this morning on a charge day. He aald he had been engaged of careless and negligent driving to marry Kally Willingale, II, on and lesving the scene of an acci­ July M, but last week she told dent when his IASS Pontiac sedan him it waa aU off. waa reported to have hit,a parked " I ’ll kaep walking until tha Florida Power and Light Co. truck changes bar mind," laid Ronnie. approximately 100 feet south of 'T v e loved her sine* the was 14 the Park Ava. -Utk St. intersec­ and I'll go on walking until tion. drop." Damage to the truck, which But yesterday Ronnia disap­ was hit on tha left rear fender, peared from In front of tally's was estimated at US while Shef­ walk without disclosing tha out­ field’s car was laid to suffer taoo come of Jali overnight march. Bally damages. The accident occurred wasn’t talking aithar. at 1:11 a. m. In Patrolman Joe Hickson's re­ port, to stated that Sheffield, whoa# address waa given as DM Park Aw ., was going south on Park and hit tha truck. HOUSTON W - “ I thought It No tojariea ware reported. was the and," jays Fred Raemer of a traffic accident which happaoNO VIOLATION! BEEN ed yesterday. HINTON, Okie, t o - D. a Peat Raemer waa attttng tn hi* ear •r. M, was driving aloof U.-S. waiting for a rad light to ehanga M tortof • thundershower when whan another ear phmgad off the hia ear want to o a skid. roof of a three-story parking garage-and fall an Raemer’a car. Tto ancond car tokened to Elvia Btaea, M, who bed ft up on jacks while making some repair*, fltaen forgot the engine war run­ ning tad in gear and let tha car dm * off tto Jacks, “It ju t took MW — Burmese Minister Says Red Admission Would Ease Tension J New York Police Capture Escapee From Ohio Prison Lova, Aching Feet Could Be Reason For Ending Plan Parked Truck Hit Early This Morning WEDNESDAY JULY 20, 1353 Partly dondr tferwrh Tksrvfiy with scattered iftcntoos (kinderskewers; rrrasientl night sad morning sfcowera. # Asstirlaffd Prrret leased Wire No. 235 Broader Field Taken By Big Four Heads Ouster Sought CASABLANCA, Morocco to—Top French offlrlal* loday were re­ ported working to oust Sultan McuUy Ben Arafs as a step to­ ward satisfying rebellious nation­ alists in strife-ridden French Mo­ rocco. Sources close to Gilbert Grandval, new reudent general, said he intend* to push a political program of moderation toward Naltonallstmlndpd Moroccan* despile the re­ cent bloody rioting and threats of new- violence. Grandvai ha* met bitter opporiilon from many of Morocco's French colonists. Comparative quiet continued |r Casablanca yesterday hut violence continued in Fcdala, IT miles Ihc northeast, where fires nationalist terrorists left of Moroccans homeless. French farm bouses aho burned. Unconfirmed Reports right natives had been killed Fe.1ala. A Frenchman was last night in the native quarter Rabat, 55 miles northeast of blanca, Four persons were killed wounded yraterday in Specific Program Sidelined Officials Convene Fo r 4th Session GENEVA r> — Th* Ri? Four leader* look up the hrmtd question of European security today, put* line avide Ibe specific issue of Germany alone. The headv of government met for Ihrir fourth »e*vion at 4 p m, lilt i m EST) For two hours earlier Iml ay their foreign min­ ister* tnrd 'in arrive at some sort nf acrecd recommepriallonv on ths German problem. One Wevtera source vatd they just argued ht circles They got min the European •eruriiy problem lo such an exient that Western letrier* Nernmil convinced it would be difficult t» keep Ihe issue* separate The West finally a creed lo rec­ ommend that lb# summit talks move on tn the security problem— ternnd nn th# agenda after Ger­ many. ft wa* expected Ihe twn questions would b« discussed to­ gether. Western leader* had reengntred th# clove link brtween the German and security issues, but they ha-4 won top priority yesterday for Ger­ man unification, which they con­ sidered the most vital problem in Europe today. Although Ibe outlook for any sort of agreement on Germany ap­ peared dim. one American souriw *aid the shift to security rertainly did not mean Ibat the German dlv. cussion was finished. ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ House Republicans ★ ★ ★ s, Wynnewood lk o F Try For Minimum Step U p Little People Have Circus TODAY AT 10:00" «av* Uir slim. The Wvnnewood Junior Cirrus lm» come to town. .Started seven enterurislnc voting men it was termed "o lilc a success” . (Staff Photo by (.umnkin) WASHINGTON to - House Re­ publican*, aided by eome Southern Democrats, sought to hold the line today on a minimum wag* In­ crease to M cgits an hour, as asked by President Elsenhower. As the House neared a show­ down vole, Democratic leaders conceded they faced lough opposi­ tion in their effort* to boost tto federal wage floor from 75 cento lo $1 an hour immediately. Leaden of both parties agreed there would be a hike. Disagreement centered on haw much of an increase and when It would take effect. Rep. Kelley (D-Pa), floor man­ ager of the Drmocratic-spotiM red wage bill, predicted the House would vote for $1. But he said there was strong support for a proposed ‘g r a d u a t e d Increase spread over three years. Air Force Stations Reduction Is Told TOKYO to—Plan* are underway to reduce the number of U S. Air Force base* in Japan from 40 to about 10, it was reported today by Shintaro Fukushlma, director of (he Japan Procurement Dosrd The bo»t\1 ia (he Japanese gov­ ernment’* clearing house for U S. military needs In Japan. A spokesman for tha Far East Command laid FEC headquarters "has no comment on the report " There was no immediate eonimmi from air force officials In Tokyo. TONGAT BEEEB DIVORCE MIAMI, Fla. to—Kuitell G. Tongay, - serving 10 years for manslaughter in the death of his swim­ ming daughter, has filed suit for divorce from his wife. He says she no longer lovea him. Kaiby Tongay, t, died In 1U1 after div­ ing from a 10-foot board on her father's instructions. Anii-Red Students Rioting In Saigon „ J SAIGON, South Viet Nam t o Thouiands of anli-Communlit stu­ dents sacked Saigon's No, t hotel today but Mrs. Paris Mesta out­ talked them when they look axes lo her door. The -4inlent* were dem unit ril­ ing against the Indlan-Polish-Canadian armistice commission. A* some of the riolers started break­ ing lnlo her aecond-floor. air-con­ ditioned suite in the Hotel Majcilir the former U.S. minister to Lux­ embourg threw open the door and shouted: "No! We are your friends: We are Americans." One of the student leaders w-hn understood English formed a cor­ don in front of Mrs. Mcria’s apart­ ment and krpt back the mob, who laid waste to the five-story, gov­ ernment-owned building. With Mr*. Mesla *t the time were her two American nerretaries, an unidentified American woman visitor and tha latter's baby. CALHERN DIVORCED CULVER CITY, Calif ,to-M ovie actor Louis I’alhern’i studio has announced that his fourth wife, Marianne Stewart Calhcm, ou­ tlined a divorce front him jester day in Juarer, Mrxieo. An MGM spokesman isM Mrs, Caihcrn will resume her arltng career. Hanford Is In the wr«y of seven! enitfvea" made red and gre*m promising young business men. i punch to tell and pop corn, suckKinmett McCall, J. C. Singletary, j era, bubble gum and cinnamon Gary Brrckenridgc, Huclatt drier,' ImlU. "Every ImhI)- bad to put ill l.arry Singletary, and Dan McCall 10 cents to buy tha •efn-shinenta, along with Don IJreckenvidgo ona tot rt'iuaikod, "We figure we decided on a plan to haw a cir­ ran make the expense* along with cus, To be previse, tho Wynne- torn* interest/* ' wood Junior CUeus, Tha gal« pared■ waa ona of the Having a Hireling of inn Nutd finest. Clowns did funny tricks, they decided to sell stuck. Sign* the music boomim| and a ringwero made and tacked up in tin master shouted, Tha laughing and Wynnewood area where the child- joking of the gut list log crowd of rett planned lo have a parade. Ex* chihlirn and "older folks" as nnn cllemcnt ran high a* dancing girl* little boy put it, mada fun (ill Iho were hlied, a trick dog obtained, air. clown* added and tlm music con­ A* five cents was taken up for sisting of clarinet and a garbage each admittance, chairs ware set top cymbal were taken rare of. in tim front of the carport of Um Today at 10:110 a. ni. the start­ lirier Home which acted a* a stage ing signal wai given. Mothers, for the show. The broom closet along with the help of tha "ex- served as a dressing ro<»m, (the kids didn't mind ths light qusrtera.) Art* started ami the eating of |K>p corn and blowing of bubble gum began. Thme waa a liltiu (rouble when tha trick dog, Daisy, wouldn't cooperate by jumping over her master's leg, but when candied deg biscuit* waru brought out sho not only jumped but stood on her hind b-g* and walked. The fira-eating act brought a WASHINGTON to-Saveral sena­ sigh of anxiety from the crowd tor* said today the free world rsn- ** matches w-*ra consumed at tha not abandon the North Atlanlic rain of suven In a minute! Next Tr eaty Organisation for any for- came the acrnliats, complete in secsblt agreement with Russia on bathing suits, who did astounding German unification. feats on tha onment floor of tha President Eisenhouer appealed port. (Savaral mother* asked If lo the Soviet* at Geneva yesterday insurance covered the circus). to accept NATO as a solely dcThe dancing waa done by threa fenvivn military apparatus. Rus­ beautifully costumed Ittlia girl* sian Premier Bulganin conditional­ bedecked in sparkle and sal in. A ly rejeeled the appeal Th# Rus­ clarinet solo wa» rendered and sians have maintained NATO must brought loud applause. The clowns go as part of the price for joining completed the sldcahove writh a East and West Germany. funny comic routine. Their cost­ Sen. Harktey (D-Ky) «ald the ume* consisted of dad'a old aboai, West "can't even consider aban­ a mop (yellow) of hair, lipstick, doning NATO until Ibere Has been and old tie and baggy eJolhen. When talking to one of Ilia an air-light world aarurity agree­ ment." The former vice president huslneasman afterward, it was said th# alntosphere at Geneva stated that the slock holder* seemi “ propllious for aome pro­ "did pretty good"! gress t o w a r d composing the world's difficulties" hut that he don not'look for any iron clad agreements to com* from it, Eisenhower Makes Appeal To Soviets To Accept Treaty Bronx Shoemaker Hits, $8,000 Mark High School Senior Dies While Reading BIRDSRORO. r*. to - A high trhool senior looped a belt around the branch of a tree, then under hia chin to support hia head while he aat on top nf a washing ma­ chine reading comic hooks. State policeman Janfes Woods said the lid of th* washer revolved under the boy, 17-year-old John Mattson, causing the hrlt In tight­ en around hia throat and tlrangle him yesterday. HU stepfather Ctortoi Motr* found hli body. Woods said there were scuff marks on Ihe ground by the wash­ er where Mattson apparently tried tn free the belt from around his throat. Traffic Accident 'Keeps On-Coming' CVLACK a )e ti for tto ea-Iook«re af tto Wynnewood M this BHitaf by tto m a m set *f the ueigbberHt to enjoy thafr watte* u waeh m tto aadtoaas. ■ -- ■ — • DUKE IN HOSPITAL LONDON to-T he Duke nf Kent JO-year-oId playboy roualn of Queen ElUatoth R. U tn the boapsttal with head injuries from an automobile aeddeat & waa so- NEW YORK to — A Bronx shoe maker won $*.nno last night by answering question* about opera nn tha CR5 television show The Sei.ono Question. The winner, Gino Prato, U, who Is ot Italian extraction, can keep Ihe $8,000 or return next week and try for $16,000. If he ahnuld miss the $14,000 question, he would re­ ceive in automobile aa a coo solalion prise. The quisling go#* step by step to a final $64,000 question. DANCER AWARDED DAMAGES LOS ANGELES to-Damagea of $51,000 have been awarded dancer Zona Fe for auto accident injuriea ihe claims she sustained while a passenger in e o m p o a a r Vic Schocn'a ear in Lai Vegas, Nev. Sb# charged that when she re­ fused ta let him kits her to re­ fused to let her leave toe eai, which overturned ai to drove away at high rpaed. She alleged (hat she (altered back aid leg In* _____ that prevented tor fro » Juris# dancing m k ' Fufiirelooks Dim for Sam Sheppard CLEVELAND to—Nearly a year after he was arrested, it appeared today l»r. Samuel II Sheppard soon will start aerving a life peni­ tentiary Irrm foe th# bludgeon slaying of his pregnant wife. Ait Appellate Court yesterday turned down bis second and final motion for a new trial, and one of Ihe slumey* »*y* the young osteo­ path feels h* would got more exer­ cise and privileges m prison than he does tn rimniy Jail. Th# motion denied yesterday was bawd largely on a rrtininnlogy professor's affidavit that he found evidence a left-handed sex fiend kitlrd Marilyn Sheppard July 4, >951. Sheppard ia right-handed, Rut th# 41-pag# opinion of th# Ihrec judg# court discounted tha affidavit with such dejcriplioni as ’highly speculaliv# and Fsllaeious," "guesa work" and "aheer avpppoaltion." Nevada Prisoners Finally Give Up; No Point Gained CARSON riTY, Nee. rev-T'rrd, hut and hungry, Nevada Slat# Pris­ on ronvicl* who Monday afternoon ilarlrd a b l o o d l e s s rebellion againvl the prison routine, gavn up lb# ghost Inst night without gaining a single point. More than jno of ih# rfbcli wh» hid spent a night and a day tn the prison yard lined np and ■tarlrd filing hack into (heir cell block a few minute* after they had been warned hy Warden Art Bernard th* Lme had rome for a showdown. Nevada state patrolmen *tll#4 to replenish the guards around th# an-year-old brownslone prison were "tired and won’t wilt much long­ er," th# warden told a three-man commute* representing th# aonvicta, Minnies lal#r th* eommittee re­ turned with the word that th# men were "tired and alek; they don't want anything/* Milwee Announces Two School Meets R. T Milwee, superintendent a! pahllt Instruction for Seminole County, announced this morning Wat the Board of Trustees will meat Friday at 4 p. m. in hia olflea. Cto Monday1! agaoda la a meedtog of tto County Board af to toafruifca ai to a. aa. �Tact 2 Wed. July 20. 1955 THE BAXFORD HERALD First Commercial Atomic-Electric Power Utilized WEST MILTON. N. Y. I* —Th* free world's firit commercial alomlc-eleclric power it in ute to­ day m upstate New York. Chairman Lewia L. Straus» of the Atomic Energy Committion pulled a twitch yeiterday that looted several thousand kilowatt! of it into the Niagara Mohawk power Corp. arid. A counterpart of an atomlc-iubmarine reactor produce! iteam to operate a turbine and generate the power. An official of the Gen­ eral Electric Co., which built the generator. Aid it bad a capacity of 12.500 kilowatt! and wat "expeeled to produce electricity at the rate of about 10,000 kilowatt!." The GE ipokeimm laid the gen­ erator could provide additional power for as many ai 33,000 homei in the lyitem served. "One of the lin t persons" to use the atomic power, the spokesman declared, w n Mrs. John Thomis. ot nearby B a l l s t o n Spa, who "cooked a hamburger" with It. Legal Notice IN THt. CIBCIIT COl'HT, NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLO- RIO A. IK CHANCERT NO. HIT CAMERON SL N E A U puuuf#> ALICE P. NEAL. D, r. nd4BU NOTICE TO DEFEND TO: ALICE P. NEAL J i l l B a l t i n Strait l!r.Rt»om«rr, Alabama _______ YOU A R E k E R E R T NOTIFIED that • CnmpUtnt lo r Divorce ha» bain Iliad atalnat you. and you ara rauulrid to »»rva a copy of your A n w a r o r ria a d ln r to tha Complaint on tha plalnttfra altornay. J RUSSELL HORNSBY, * » North Main SlraaL Orlando F lo rida: and Iliad tha o r lt m a l A n w a r or P l a i d l m In tha o f flc * o f tha Clark o f tha Circuit Court In and for Samlnola County. Florida, on nr hafora tha Ith da y o f Au gult . A. D 1111. I f you fall lo do an. Judtmant b y dafault will ba takan aaalnat you for Iba rallaf damand* ad In tha Complaint. DONE AND O R D ERED at San­ ford. Florida, ihla l a d da y o t July, a d m i. (Clark'a d ia l) . , O P. Harndon. Clark o f Circuit C o u r t . Samlnola County. Florida. By: O. L. Hunt D. C. J Ruatall Hornaby Plaint Attornay fo r pla intiff ato K. Main Btrait Orlando, Florida IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT. F I F T R JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FO R SEMINOLE COUNTY, FL O . RIDA. U CHANCERY NO. H U I E L A N OEDDIE. FUintlff. DAVID ty. GEDD1E, , DafandanL S O t tC E TO DETEN D TO) D AVID W . OEDDIE. Routa . B o s T, Fayauavlila, North Caro. '"YOU A R E H E R E B Y NOY1FIED that a Complaint fo r dlvorca ha* baan (Had agalnat you, and you ara raqulrad lo aarva a cop y ot your Anawar or Plaadlns to lha Com* ir Slalnt on tha plaintiff'! attornay. . RUSSELL HORNSBY. SID N. Main atraat. Orlando. Florida, and flla tha orlstnal Anawar o r Plied* Ins In tha of flca o f tha Clark o f " a Circuit Court on o r b a t o n tha ..th day ot Aucuat. 1111. If you all to du ao. Judtmant by dafault will ba takan a i i l a a t you fo r lha rallaf damandad In tha Complaint. DONE AND ORDERED at S in id. Flurlda. thla l l t b d a y ot July. * P. Harndon. Circuit C ou rt. f t if e a t i J. R u n a U ^ tio rn a b y* Attornay For Plaintiff, MO N i u i n Btraat Orlande. Florida COURT OF TUB COUNTY DD«h, SEMINOLE a rm TK OF FLORIDA. S ? V .Ti R J L T H E ^ A T . OF JLNDRKW F it Dacaaaad. TO A L L TVHOU IT MAT CONCERNi . Notion la harabr (Ivan that Ro bart V. Haaamlllar. Admlniatraior w . w . a fllad hla final raport at Admlnlatrater w.w.a, o f tha aa AlP Visit all tha thrifty dawartnaate . . . taka adventer* nf ASP’a conUnuinr arotram of nlenty {plenty of variaty, Blanty of eatlnr an|oy< went and nlantv of benaflta for weary bud trial! A&P la auch aa aaay. friandly place to shop . . each a trend place to ear*! Coat* sec! HEARTY and VIGOROUS OUR OWN TEA 53c H - Lb. Pkt. T H PWCfD T O B A LA N C E BUDGETS DEL MONTE SULTANA 2 ”. 35c 10W - Os. Can 15c KETCHUP FRANCO - Os. Bottlae pack in 1 Tomato Sauce Pack 2 SARDINES For 37c 2 •“ TOMATOES 10c Lb. Cat “ 35c APRICOT HALVES 2 Yellcw Freastoaa SLICED PEACHES Cana 39c Quart Bottla Elbert* 2 - !^ 3 9 PILLSBURY 18 Ox. BROWNIE MIX Plur. BAN BENINA CORNED BEEF 150'a 2 - 35c PAPER TOWELS HEART I? - Ot. Can 18 Oa. Can DOG FOOD 4 25c c 2 - 59c NORTHERN RED _ . PRUNE JUICE MISSION INN Unpealed TAG Meat LADY BETTY IONA Full Pack BLUE Litht TUNA FLAKES AMERICAN BEEF GRAVY AAP R U ! 49c 3 9 cJ A&P'sThrift Priced "Super-Right" M eats “SUPER - RIGHT** Tandsr Cooked Ready to Eat SMOKED HAMS CHUCK ROAST 53c 39c LB. "SUPER • RIGHT" Heavy Western Beef Bona - In "SUPER - RIGHT" Younjr Tender BEEF LIVER CUBED STEAK PORK LOINS JS S r* BEEFSTEW "SUPER - RIGHT" Heavy Western "SUPER - RIGHT" Western "SUPER . RIGHT* Bonalaaa LB. "SUPER . RIGHT" All Keek Cooked 39c 89c 59c 59c SALAMI rKA 2SLICED BACON SHOULDER ROAST GROUND BEEF 3 ALLGOOD BRAND Tender "SUPER • BIGHT* Bonelus "8UPEB . BIGHT" Lean Smoked 29c 49c 59c 1.00 California 25c FRESH PEACHES u . 2 rot I9t AVOCADOS CHERRIES Lk 35c» Uta efAndraw ■Fltiro- af'Akron. aVt“1b ., fT .7Uhl.COpU .B , ! ^ » V orlm ii Firm A pe Freak Bed Bln* Legal Notice h n T itx o r^ A F F L lch T to * ro * VaiWBLfflnBj • s f e f . ’ l . T O '. S J ! H .l V . baratu*. 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Swndsnerf RUSO STRAWBERRIES JESSE JEWELL (4 Pack) Heavy Mature “ Eat-Rite" Beef Sale! * " E A T - a m r M aona Lw F t- - U m w « t » — SodnlocM o* Guanxntaad TENDER CHUCK ROAST - 39° SHOULDER ROAST — — - 49° SIRLOIN STEAK — 79° T-BONE STEAKS * 89° ROUND STEAKS 79° B EEF SHORT RIBS » 35° HAMBURGER “« ss“ 3 ... *1“ w I’ EN E^S l-lb.Cello Hickory SwMtMDayg FreahfrH SLICED BACON Bound-up Thick SLICED BACON Suiar Creak B m k llil Link SAUSAGE _ _ lb. .. Mb. bra lb. pkf. CHICKEN PIES TASTE O'SfA Hnnt * Fat FRENCH FRIED PERCH AGEM F 0RDH00K L I MAS I REAL SOUTHERN WH I T E A C R E P E A S DIXtAMA SLICED PEACHES TASTY PAN-REDI S H R I MP SOUTHERN BELLE DEVILLED LAND O'SUNSHINE CRABS KRAFT'S Oliv*. Ollvn-Plm. & Plnaappla P1LLSBUBY Cinnamon �• • Mfmwo JAMES MARLOW Rich W irt Empty Pocket The Sanford Herald Almost, every d*y someone comes forth with the jnformstion thst 1D55 Is going to be end sctuslly is the greatest economic year of American history. Just recently the man who ought to know has said it, too. Secre­ tary of Commerce Sinclair Weeks, after re­ viewing the mid-year survey of the nation’s major Industries, states that we are break­ ing all previous production records and are setting new ones. Everybody seems to be buying things and no one seems to have any money. It looks as though the point has been reached where money is expendable. For an honest week’s work manufacturers might just as well hand a man a handsome sheaf of time plans and be done with It. Time plans are all right. So is hsrd work. But the frightening thing about the com­ bination of the two is thst this seems to be turning into the era of the stretched man. A msn is pulled twenty or thirty years Into the future when he buys a house. He’s yanked three yesrs ahead with tha new refriger­ ator, two years with the second ear and another television sat will probably propel him aheed one more year. Record breaking production and silts ire fine as long as they don’t sweep a man off his fact and into an economic sprawl. Good timss msy last forever at this level and at this pace, but how long hea that man who'* sprawling? U. S. Surprised At Suggestions WASHINGTON UP—It U almoil Incredible that the three big Weil* era Alika — the United SUtta, Britain, Franco—would not have worked out in agreed detail exact* ]y wbst they ihould propoie to the Ruaalani at Geneva. But ti item*, they didn't. They had aince Stay 10 to get ready for Uielr opening aetilon with the Rmilani yeeterday. It wai on May U they Invited lb* Ruiilani to a meeting. Now, after Ute first day, the Americana are openly surpriaed and unhappy over what French Prime Minister Faure suggested. TODAY’S BIBLE VERGE There is e spirit in msn; snd ths inspira­ tion of the Almighty giveth them under­ standing,—Job 82:8.—Th* Greeks might fcgv* called this the Divine AfUtus. A pious •dentist who prayed dally for direction end wisdom found hundreds of uses for psenuts epd sweet potatoes, to help tho farmers of |ls country. U AL BOYLE W iv o l Cle*r»nce 8 tl« S\4M DAWSON Shorter Payment Span Is Better NEW YORK un—The easier the mortgage paymtnli are on your eurrent budget the more money you'll have to pul nut before you finally gel full title to your home. Landing agendas are starting to itresi that paying for a home "Just Ilka rent" eoiti more in interest payments ever the years. On a 110,000 loan a vateran can save himself more than $3,000 by Proposal By Eden For Limited Arms Worth Considering Wednesday, July 20, IMS J them, to the disadvantage of the Wilt. They guessed right Ruisian aUon. Prime Minister Bulganin, the last Among other thlaga F|ure tug* speaker of the day. altered hit galled a disarmament program if prepared statement to comment on which the United States, Britain, what Faure had said. President Eiaenhower, Britain’s Prime Minister Eden and Faure taking out a 30-year mortgage in­ stead of a 10-yaar one, the Northweitarn National Ltfa Insurance Tt Is reported thst Ohio’s SenStors, John Co. of Mlsnaipolli poles today. Brisker and George Bender, sra angry st Or, put another way, on each the recant Presidential etpeintment of John 11.000 of down payment you can F. Felld to thn position of executive direc­ manage to put up, you can aava over Moo in interest payments on tor of the Preaidsnt's committee on govern­ • 30-year program, or mere than ment employment policies. Thsir objsction $M0 in interest payments on a 30Is based on the fset that Feild is s Democrat yesr schedule. end was an outspoken supporter of Adis! Many families who’d like a hems Stevenson fot the presidency. Of thiir own, or a largtr house for a growing brood, are diaeuialng to* Thn issue done not appear to be Feild's day how beat to finance it. The fitness for the J6b, but his political faith* problem: they ean save Intersil Yet is there snv reason why the administra­ payments In the long run by Uktion should not appoint Democrats to some W A S H I N G T O N (A*)— Ben. ins the 20-yaar payment plan in* Important posts if they art qualified? Should Goofre (D*G*» said Tuecdiy a pro- itead of the 30*year one—but their able, efficient men be denied poaitlona in aal by Britain’i Sir Anthony STATION BFUTP UF • government because they ere on the losing lea for limited arm* reduction OKARCHE. OUa. IA—Th* Rock la Europe la worthy of "further 'side in an election? cenildaration" by tha Big Four laland Railroad decided to cut Iti service* here. The old frame rail* There is nothing wrong with the filling at Geneva. of certain offices, by a political party which Tha Rritlah Prime Mtniatcr pre- road station, once s buslMss and social center in tho early Gorman wins an alaetlen. with parsons who subscribe poaad Monday aa exchange el settlement, was alieed neatly into aecurity guarantee* batwaon th# to its policies. But it is net good to accept Big Four power* and Germany. ihro# portion*. Th# en ter and the theory that the only way e competent Ha *xpf****4 wiltinrna*a to nego­ imilleat part will ilay her# for msn can hope for an appointment Is as a re­ tiate on a n*xt itep Involving limi­ th* station agent and telegrapher. tation of am * for a united Ger­ Th* two end* will be hauled away. ward for working for tha winning side. many and for tho B*vi*t latallite* Tho American Kuala Confer­ and Weetor* nation* which herder ence satimat** that four Bullion it Americana play tha gutter. George, who b*ed* th# Sonet* Foreign Relatione Committee, a id he thinks that "tome first Mop id that direction might well bo kept s hold necktie he gambled an aD under eemaldereUen" to Freiident Elseahowwr and th* Prim* Minu­ by himaelf, they worry. ter* »f Britain, Francs and RuiaU A wile ia s creature Wat deea la their summit talk*. .Jobs Are Not Plums arrived la Ganeva Saturday and. although why evoe a e n d lunched together Sunday. They appear after three mentha to peaoutlined their opening apeechea to ,, .. M one another in » itoa ra lw a y -b u tI p ,n U b ,fd * * _____________ not In detail. ^ Even 10 the three S a iliit for* H H H ■ a ei;n numiler* and it*Ki had aince I I I mm May to work out and agree BK ■ I ■ ■ ■■ on precnety what Eiaenhower, I Eden and Faure would aay to ex.• “ preia Allied policy. Apparently predie spadework f w a A wasn'i done or e!i« Faura came ■ r M n A ■ I VI m K monthly psymanti in the mean­ time will ba about $13.M higher. And they may want to use that $13.10 toward pay manta on the re­ frigerator or alova. Committing themselves to buy­ ing a house "Just like rent” may be the only way thay can afford one on their present incoma, Bo they deride to run tjt* risk of their Income dropping la tha future and thus making payments a burden, or of their moving to another city and leaving behind g house is which their equity may be tipy. The insurance eempany note* that under a 20-yaar payment plan on a $10,,om deal, all borrowed, they would In 10 yean have paid off about $3,$oo in principal. It says Uut under a 30*year schedule, their psymeats on principal in the first 10 yesrs would be about $2,000 The easy payment pltna grow In popularity, however. The Veterans Administration reports that 43 per eent of the GI plan leans new being made are the nw-dewp.pgymeat type. And the percentage of the longer maturities has doubled la Urn last two years. The total of mortgage debt out­ standing mounts at the housing boom continues meet pleeeg un­ checked. Since the end of the war the amount has Increased four the money they spend « gnus, this hardly appear* te b* e fee}, proof ay■tarn. That the Ruasiaas seipnd On It wai dear from lulganln’s laser, lion af this saatsat* is his |<ate* meet: "We are ef the epipkp that these eeaiideratjoai (Feure'a new. pofals) are of interest and worthy of careful examination"' Eisenhower pteatianed the de* lirebillty of dii*npamt*t but tug, gefted costralUeg it through <| iaipection iy|tam to gee g$«t go n o eho«todOn another potgt Fays* wegt h# yond Eiaenhower to*. He regented creating a fu rs peas aecurity orgasiiaUoa to which el) Euro, peai atgtw* could belong. Slice, howwr auggoatod Rmaia oouk he given atronger fu$r*nto*e af pro* taction againat a rearmed G*rmany then ah# ha* sew. Tha Russians, who have yarn trying te divide the Qualities unexpected thing* aa s lifelong hobby. If you tpend all your eaih W e Welcome The Personnel O f The Howard Hugh** Soils RKO Studios For $25 Million MEW YORK OF)—A new giant ro*e la the entertainment world today with e Urn manufacturer1* purchase ef RKO Redle Plctur#* Inc., for SI million dollar* cash. By the term* of a contract sign­ ed Monday, General Ttr* A Rubber Ce.’e Themai F. O’Neil will turn ever the money te Howard Hughic next Menday. «Uy yoatorday, and demand trashor fabrics, brighter Uni*. Yet If New Naval Unit To Sanford . . . W ill You Be Our Guest? It aurpaaae* *von tha wfappinr 113,411,471 personal cheek Hufh-l I aigned only IS month* i n to buy out M id,HI ahem ad RKO stock and booaauo fim eole owner of t major studio in meriedeet’e hia1W M T|fe RE TELLING ME1 OVatl, dS-year-eld aee ad Gen­ eral Ttr*'* founder W. 0 . 0 ’N*ll, is e ole* pnetdeet ad the Ur* cam. pony and yawridato ef Oenwal Tetorodie. Inc., * w*#lly owned aetootolement wbaidiery. We HaveLeased 2 0 A ir Conditioned Rooms A t The Beautiful M ar Lou M otel �S o c ia l fc v a n iA Mrs. C. Noyes Given Surprise, Is Honor Guest Tho members of tho Ethtl Root etrdo and Friendship League were hpitesscs Tuesday at noon in the fellowship Hall at the Congrega­ tional Church with a surprise luncheon honoring Mrs. Carlton Noyes, who Is leaving to make hfer homo In Houston, Texas. Tho table a i l overlaid with a, white linen cloth and centered trilh large bouquets of spring flowers and fern. Each member Xteelved a rose corsage. '» Mra. - Herbert Thurston pinned a whit* orchid corsage on the honoreo a* the group sang “ Deep in the Heart of Texas". Mr*. Noyes was given a. snapshot of each member and a book, "A Man Called Peter". . . Guests Included Mrs. Jim East­ man, Str*. Bonner L. Carter, Mr*. Iflsrvhv Krvutxlger, •Mr*. Wilbur Keeling, -Mra- -Harold Herbit, !r». John Jlerbst, ;Mra. Edward impson, Mm Clyda i?tln»on, Mr*. Herbert Thurstoni' Mr*. CarRon Noyes, Mr*. R. K. Evans, Mr*. W. W. Lint. Mr*. John Jones, Mr*. Oscar Z. Howard, Mr*. Earl Sloxley, Mr*. Ralph Losiing, Mr*. )(«ude Ander*on, Mr*. Ralph Hammond, Mr*. Thom** Btaidell, Mr*. Jo* Melseh, Mr*. G. A. Muffley, Mr*. Allte McMillan. Mr*. Fiwd Bcolt, Mr*. Owen Meredith, fil$» Helen Wllta and Ml** Ccrtrt)de Vinlng. * Also children Invited were John, Jim. Carol, and Sharon Eastman,. Debbie Keeling, Cheryl Evans, and Cynthia and Chcrylc Kreutilger. * ? COMPANY SUITER This rceina makes a light, quirk amt delectable dessert, Fried Chicken with Curry Sauce Rico and ' Green l’cas Watermelon Pickle Rolls Salad Bowl Strawberry Coconut Cream Beverage STRAWBERRY COCONUT CREAM Ingredieflta: 1 pint strawberries, 2 tablespoons lugar, 1 package <3$4 ounces) instant coconut cream pudding, 2 cups milk. Method: Wash strawberries with cold water, drain. Set 6 rhoirc unhuHrri berries aside for garnish. Hull remaining In-tries, rut small or medium-size berries in half; quarter large hprries. Mix berries with sugar. Slake up coconut erram pudding according to package directions using 2 cups milk. Spoon sugared berries into C sherbet glasses, top with pud­ ding. Allow to set—about 5 min­ utes. Garnish with whole unhull­ ed berries. Chill. Makes fi serv­ ing*. Dessert may be made ser rral hour* ahead of serving, but berries beeome soft and unattrac­ tive if refrigerated overnight. SANFORD nERAl.D Members O f Circle THE Wed. July 21), 11)55 I'a Re 5 Enjoy Swimming Harold Kastner's A t Regular Meet Circle No. 3 of the W. S. C. S. Honor Couple of the First Methodist Church met recently et the home of Mrs. A t Country Home Roy Well, 40S Virginia Ave., for Contract Escapees Back In Hollywood But Not For Long HOLLYWOOD W*—Two escapees from film contracts are back In Hollywood for a movie, fresh from Broadway triumphs. But they won’t stay long. The duo: David Wayne and Celeste Holm, both of the 20lh Cen­ tury-Fox contract list three years back. They are here to appear with Frank Sinatra and Debbie Reynolds in "The Tender Trap." First comes Mr, Wayne. He scored on Rroadway as the lepre­ chaun In "Finlan’ s Rainbow" and Ens. Pulvcr in "Mister Roberts." He did a down or so movies. In­ cluding "How to Marry a Million­ aire." His klssoff from the studio was not exartly a happy one. He was assigned a minor Pile in an early Cinemascope stinker called "Hell ami High Waler." "They thought I wouldn't take But 1 fooled it," he recalled them. I decided that since the studio thought only about money, that's the way I'd think too." It was the final tilm under his contract, but he wasn't upset. He had tlw script ol s new plsy, "Teahouse of Ihn August Moon." He returned to Rroadway nnd scored his greatest success as the Okinawan inlcrprclcr. His new film doesn't mean that he is returning to these shores. He now considers Westport, Conn., his home and plans to build a new house Iherc for his wife and children, lie'll commute here for picture assignment*. He has two or three other film Dip raw vegetables — sliced carrot*. rauUDowercts, snap beans nnd parilryVprlg* — In a fritter hatter nnd thrn fry in deep fat. Wonderful with meat or fish I Let fried rhirken go Italian I Add oregnno and garlic sail to the flour in which you dip Die poultry pieces. ‘CLOSE* COUSINS — These two gleeful looking youngster* have everv right to beam. On Julv 15 thrv celebrated their third birthdav when thev were ho-wired l-v M*\ .1, D. David, mother of the little lad, at her home. 310 W, lfHh St. Many tots celebrate It I Unlay *. but Elizabeth Tavlor daughter of Mr. ami Mr*. O A. Tavlor Jr„ and Bn-nt David were burn uuly ore hour a mitt.Their mother* are sisters, (Photo by Wleboldt)__________________________________ ________ _____ _________________ deal* on the fire and hopes to do "Teahouse" when MGM makes It. Celeste Holm, the original Ado Annie o( "Oklahoma!", made a sensational movie start by winning a lupporting Oscar for "Gentle­ man’ s Agreement.” She hasn’ t made a movie in (our yean and has sometimes been lumped with those who suffered tha "Oscar jinx." She denies it. ." I don't believe there Is any jinx," she said. "ARcr 1 won the Oscar, I also got nominations for roles in 'Come to the Stable’ and 'All About Eve.’ So I wouldn't ex­ actly call that a jinx." I.t, Col. Jnmes 11. Dyson and Wife along with their two son*, Jimmy and Gary, aru spending loins time with hi* parent*, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Dyson. Mr. and Mr*, llnrold II. Kastner Fr. spent the weekend in Gainesviilo whero they ti'lt <1 with Mrs. Kastner'a son, Eoghan N. Kelly who is nti architectural student at tho , Unlvnsily of Florida, Esrnr Nobler will be glnil to knnu* that •she returned home Tues­ day after undergoing surgery in the Grunge .Memorial Hospital in Orlando. Mr. anil Mr*. C. C. Priest have returned from a month's vacation with their eon, C, P. Priest at Id* summer homo on lamkout Mountain itl Valley Head, Ala. Mr*. Halite Aroom I mol Mrs. Thomas II. Iltown Imve a* their gnr.ts, Mr. and Mrs. John Arwood Captain and Mrs. Roy Tilli* im of Kub'igli, N. C. attending Dm State Florida IV.no Officer* convention ill Clearwater, Any mint in your garden? Top They left Sanford yesterday ami breakfast nrnngo Juice with a will return Friday. sprig of itl !Tcnmint fresh flavor, Tho many frloml* of Mi*. pretty appearance 1 » regular business end social meeting. The meeting we* presided over by Mrs. Rey Herrwn. Routine business was taken cere of end a devotional wes given by Mrs. L. R. Clerk whose theme was "Hands". M e m b e r s enjoyed swimming after which a delicious picnic luncheon was served. Mr*. Robert Reely wee ro-hostes* along with Sirs. Roy Wall. Those present Mrs. F. R. Adams, Sirs. l„ II. Clark, Mrs. W. M. Col­ bert Jr., Mr*. R. W. Herron, Mrs. Walter Price, Mr*. R. Itccly, Mrs. J. W. Uranllcy, Mrs. Zrdoc Baxter, Mr*. Juanita McKnlght. The circle'* nest meeting will he hrld the first Wednesday In August In New Smyrna at Die apartment of Mr*. Roy Wall. All member* are invited to bring their rhildrrn and a picnic lunch will ho served. Mrmlwrs are asked to meet at the church at B a. m. Dependable Class Has Usual Session Th« Dependable Class of the First Methodist Church met at the homo of Mrs. Lowell Oiler Mon­ day evening. Mil Soy Williams wns co-hosies*. aft*. It. B. Me* fall presided over tha business meeting with monthly reports tielng given. Mra. Milton Wyatt opened the meeting with a prayer. A nomina­ ting committee w»* appointed with Mm. Roecoe Taylor, chair­ man. Other* on It are Mm. Nancy Brock and Mrs. M. E. Baker. The class will serve the supper at the Intermediate Christian Adventure Tuesday, August 1E:1. Mm. Ozinr ahowed color slide* of her recent trip to Washington, D. Delirious refreshment* were served to Mrs. Rurko Steele, Mrs. Nancy Urock, Mrs. Joyce Micikc, Mrs. Milton Wyatt, Mra. H. H. McCall, and Mra, C, L, Wallis. WEDNESDAY Tha Flrat Baptist Prayer Meet­ ing Service will begin at 7:80 p. Mr. end Mrs. Harold H. Knsti '-r Sr. gave n party In honor of Harold Kastncr .lr. and his bride* elect, Mis* C-vilia Franklin of Donalsonville, Da., whose mnrrin a will ho an event of late July in Donalsonville. The affair was h< t Saturday at their country home, Eoghan-Viola Kcttncls, on Twin Lakes. Invited guests were the honor* cos, Mr. and Mr*. Edward Fielding, Orlando; Mr. and- Mrs. Jo u Ilrumley, Mr. and Mrs. Ocor i Chapman, Mr. ami Mrs. Howard Whclchel, Mr. and Mra. I! Billhimer, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Knz, Mr. and Mr*. Lee K n m u ■ 1 and Mayor J. I), Cordell-and M >. Cordell along with the host*. Refreshments were served dor* ing tho entire course of tins evening front a beautiful “ I.n-y Susy" table. Dancing was enjoy 1 on tho patio and soft music was played during tho evening. Decoration* included a lovely imported Chineses carving ilium* innted by soft lights suspend. I ov-or the fireplace. Da each stda of Uio carving wei-o Imported Chinese light*. At tho close of tho evening is late supper of pirr.a pie nnd ceff i was enjoyed at the Mnr-Lou R est­ aurant. Fancy of solid-pack tuna fi It comes in 3 'a. 7 and 13-outi *i cans. Tuna of this sort U mtn'y and attractive nnd ideal to servo on a pinner m a~tm .i'oauvre. Uke canned pimlenlos? Fill (horn wilh srifmid or chhlckon^- itad and servev on greens. Tliry’to particularly nice Ibis way for a company buflrl. For Good Portraits Jameson Studio Open On Friday Evening Phone 3I9H 10K N, Park Ate * 3-DAY BARGAIN BLOWOUT The First Baptlat Training Union Executive Committee will meet in the Chapel following the Frayer Service. Vacation Bible School at tha Elder Spring* Baptist Chapel, wit) fce from 8:30 to 11:30 a. m. J THURSDAY .Tha Elder Springe Baptist Cha1 Vacation School will bo from SO to 11:30 a. m. I Tha P int Baptist Junior R, A.'a frill meet at tha church at 7:00 THURSDAYI FRIDAYI SATURDAY! K iT e First Baptist Men's Bro­ therhood will meet at the church for their Supper and Program mooting at 7:00 p. m. • Tha First Baptist Chapel Choir Rehearsal will begin at 7:30 p. m. Tha Ladle* Aid Society or Uie Lutheran Church of tha Redeemer, Wilt hold a brief buiineu meeting RED HOT S U M M MRS. CARLTON NOYES, who I* leaving for Houston, Texas after being a member of the C on m ra--------------------------- ------- ---------- - • uriM party. Pictured (left to right) are Mr*. Edward Simpson, Mr*. Herbert Thurston. .Mrs. . . . . w, Tur Dlln, 0„ Clyde Stinson, Mr*. W. W. Lina, Mra. 1L K. Evans and Chervl. Mrs. Harold llerbat and Mila Helen Witt*. (Photo by Jainceon) LAST T IM E TO D AY COMING SUNDAY DEAN MARTIN and JERRY LEWIS "YOU'RE NEVER TO O YOUNG 244 DRESSES T O GO FOAM RUBBER A T LOW C L E A R A N C E PRICE DRESSES Christian Women Have Mission Talk Tho July meeting of the Chrl*. ♦Ian Women's Fellowship was held et the First Christian Church on Sanford Av*. Monday avenlng with Mr*. V H. Grantham preaiding. Mra. O. T. Pearson had charge of the Worship program using "Growing In Orae# and Knowledge" a* tha them*. "Live Thy Creed" wae the tubJ*ct of tho mission talk given by Mrs. Walter Morgan, which In­ cluded views on segregation. Tho aecretary and treasurer’ s reports worn read. After a short business maatiag light re­ freshment* war* served to the following member* present: Mrs. G. W. Roland, Mrs. Bill Young, Mr*. O. T. Pearson, Mn. Earl Evana ,Mr*. W. P. Ye»l*y, Mr*. Chan Vail, Mrs. J. W. Knight, Mra. Lester Tharp, Mrs. Bendy, Mr*. O. D. Landless, Mr*, n. II. Wllliama, Mra. BUI Caisube, Mrs. Walter Morgan and Mra. J, L Anderson. Lost weekend at tha USO "Fun and dancing was enjoyed". The Episcopal Women were senior hostess represented by Mra. Joseph Saunders and Mr*. F. L. Miller. MIm Mary Ann Michels wa* Junior hostess in charge. The them* of the dance wsa "Disk Jockey" with "quite n large crowd attending." Sunday night Mias Margarat Morrison was junior hostess for a T. V. and Gamo Night. Mrs. R. T. Cowan and Mrs. Clydo Ramsey represented the Sanford Garden Club. Also helping was Mrs. W, H. LnFetra. An unusually big crowd attended that night Re­ freshments were served. Tonight there will be • "Spinster Dance" with the Tourist Club act­ ing as senior hostesses. Dancing Hydrogenated fata, often called wilt be enjoyed from 8 till U with music by tha Juke. Everyone la for in rocipee, ere made 8mm one oil nr • mixture of oile. The oils invited. era treated ao ae to produce a Any leftover cooked ham In the plaetie fat enlteble for many cookhouse T Dice It and add It to s fruit salad for a luncheon salad. Serve the salad In lettuce cups with mayousts* or eomo other favorite dressing oa • topping. I N G S ! 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They got it. Elston Howard's twogun homer In tha eighth inning carried New York through, making ■p for two Yank errors thsl hid handed the Sox a >-l lead In Uir aevenUi The victory wasn’t all beer and cheese, however. New- York again Vast Jerry Coleman, Just back frum Ihrcc-mnnth layoff with a broken collar bona, Thla time, the second baseman suffered a brain concuaatoo and possible skull fracture Is Id low by ont of Harry Byrd's pilches In Ihe seventh Inning. Tommy Byrne was the winner, W«ji relief by Jim. Konalanly. -A the other A l games, Boston salvage a split of a dnubicheader afler the Indians had won the opener, 4-1, before 383 fans in Co­ coa. The triumph leaves tha Cards still a half game behind leading Orlando, the first half champion, which also won. Orlando's victim was Lakeland M . Daytona Beach beat West Palm Beach 1-3 and St. Peters­ burg downed Gainesville 9 5. Cocoa's win brought a tie with Daytona for second place in the first half. St. Petersburg, playing before a Gainesville audience of 791, prof­ iled from six errors and six stolen bases. Only three of the Saints' runs were earned although they banged out 11 hits off three hurlera. Lefty Marshall Renfroa had to have help from Caspar del Monte in the ninth to pick up the victory, his seventh against ten losses. Daytona Beach got the benefit of eight errors. Tha Islanders also out-hit West Palm 10-1. Each team employed three pitchers, the deci­ sion going to 1/ hi Lager and the loss to Stu Cions. A crowd of 794 was in the stands at Daytona Beach. Orlando piled up three runs In the first and added the other four in the third In down Lakeland. Alex Gordey took pitching honors Pro* ]h Hi; Si inIII rf H-ilWr rf Hojdrr •• M rr.nl. III Terrell If U .'Ultfr lb Thornell a II t ■Sr p Km in it p a-M 'la Tratala S IM IIA illller rf Mnnialra Ik ■'Una lb Rnrlf’a rf William* a X. Uo.ir a ai r Iiiiriaab If Call lb llo)ol p To Inla aan Iart , Friend, who worked the 19th and allowed Milwaukee a l - l lead with the game's first run since the fourth. A double by Dale Long tied M again In the bottom half and he aeored the clincher after Frank Timm at had tingled aa Del Cran­ dall dropped Billy Bruton's throw at tha plate. Gen* Conley, alxth Milwaukee pitcher. Wax the1lo rn aa Milwaukee f e R n f l i O o E B the Brooks. Robin Roberta drove la threa puns while claiming hit 11th victory at the Phili made It tavea itralght tn tha nightcap. Robin'* two-run double powered a three-run eighth Inning la tha opener, Det Ennis drove In four runs with two hilt, one a homer, in support of Murry Dickson's seven-hitter against tha Hedlegi, St. Lnuta dipped a percentage folnt behind the Phils, who moved » t o fifth place. Windy McCall fourhit Urn Cards after Willard Schmidt had checked the GlaaU an four aaletlea la the opener. Tha Giants Woo theirs on two runs In tha third, aae unearned, and Willie Maya' Wfe homer—bit first since July T. Fight Results IT TUB ASBOCIATU PURI Thoroughbred Wins any other school. Th# Big Red waa woo 44 Umax. *7?"* Carl (Bobo) Ola®*, world middleweight champion, waa a young boy ha wanted la ha a jockey. « 9 Ha*T*T 0 P » fM ' | I . : I - IS WINNING HIM HUM I P fM tffflW if- m TEAM MATES \ AND . OPPONENTS f ALIKE IV Itf U Major League Leaders Coleman Suffering Concussion Possible Skull Fracture Feared CHICAGO (^—Infielder Jerry Coleman, the New York Yankees' hard luck inficlder, was in Mercy Hospital today with a brain con­ cussion and a possible skull frac­ ture. Coleman, who was placed on the active Hit yesterday after a threemonth layoff with a broken collar bone, was struck by a pitched ball last night when the Yankees beat the Chicago White Sox, 4 3. The second baseman was hit over the eye in the seventh inning of the game with a pilch thrown by Sox righthander Marrv R"«* Coleman never lost conscious­ ness and at first it was itci.i his Injury was not serious. However, ha was rushed to Mercy Hospilal where further examina­ tions will be taken. outlaw pitch — feel that the vet­ Dr. John Ctaridge, White Sox eran spoke out of turn and say they would not have violated such a sacred pledge for the 11.000 that Roe li eaid to have received, Leo Dureeher, for example, accuses Preacher of celling out for “ 30 piaeaa of tllver." Those are strong words even if Lee's figures are not accurate. Baseball wrltera, many of whom knew all along that Roe was dip­ ping inlo the old saliva, are ag­ grieved that they permitted themselves- to be scooped. There Is a sort of unwritten law within the profession that certain things, such as a player’ i drinking habits and cheating on the field, are not dis­ cussed In print. A colleague says that now ha will nevar give the Preacher his vote for baseball's Hall of Fame. The whole thing la more silly thin anything alse, and wa can Imagine that Roe, who has a highly developed sense of humor, la get flag many a chuckle out of the storm he tricked up. Some good may coma of H, though. If tha end result la that the diamond mag­ netos become realistic and lift the 33-year ban on the aplttar. Thera it no reason la tha world now that they should not. The pitch was banished at a time when the owners ware Just beginning In realiM that tha home run and l»ts of hitting draw crowds. They de­ cided to make It a hitter'* game. First they hamstrung tha pltchera by every meant they couM think of, and then they -Introduced the rabbit ball- physician, said X-rays showed • “ very auipicioua line of fracture on the left frontal bone. Coleman, rho was wearing a pintle helmet while at bat, was itruck above the eye. Or. Clahdge said Cole' man definitely suffered a concus­ sion. Extent of the Injury will not be known until further studies are made of the x-rays, Coleman, whose career was twice Interrupted to serve with the Marines, suffered a shoulder in­ jury in Boston April Z2 that had him sidelined until yesterday. nr TDK tl l O C I A T H O n t u A w m i r a x LF-ancR RUHCt t>a»»il «n 1** at b lt > » Kalin* l>»irolt. .*«*• Ilnna— KallDf. I'»trnH. T». A Run* halted Id—Jtnaan. Bnatan," .Mila— Katina. T4 * Palroll. 1i>. Home runs— Mantle. S » * Tark, stolen ba»»a— Rivera, Chirac*, ' V l ’ nMn* baaed on I derlalens— Dt-m-ian. Chlia*o. IJ-I. . l i t strlk. tti« - S .- t *. i'leveland. ML vatiov ai . i. k i d i r. Baltina ba-*d on loe at bate—. Campanella Bronklyn. *U. flun»—Snider. Brooklyn, T» Run* balled In —Bnldtr, Brook. ikntia It. Stolen Aaron. Milwaukee. I l l rune— Snider, Bronklja% baeea— B">ar, St Loat% Actor Gene Lockhart was a Rttrhlnc baaed an I der|ilnr»-« topuotch athlete aa a youth. In Xewromba. Brnnhtrn, l t * l , . I I I Strlkeouta—Jnnea, C h lc a io , 111 1009 he held the Canadian onemile swimming championship. Leo Durocher led tha National From 1910 to 1913 he p»iyrd on the Toronto Argonauts football League shortstops in fields in 1933, 193« and 1938. team. I M|W SHIPMENT j u s t r e c e iv id J 1 . . . SO WE'RE REPEATING OUR | 1 f JSMST HEVER AHt QUEiTtOH A H -----------ru / eep ________ * . . . .e p ____ *PEPM# , W fi LEABUE9 BMORTP7VP9 Mf us THE AVEMABEP 9/HCE HA BECAME A NEBULAA W <9 5 2 • POE9NT PCAy OHA PJME, E/TMEN. 'Yipee W e Win!' Is Law's Concern PITTSBURGH Ufl — Though hf looked a we* bit tired—aa any pitcher should afler hurling 11 con­ secutive Innings—Vernon Law of tha Pittsburgh Pirates said early today ha could hava completed his hurling chore against the Milwau­ kee Braves . “ I felt fine and wanted to atay in," he laid In tha dreaaing room ai ha listened to the windup of last night's 19-inning game—won by the Pirates 4-3, It was the longest game in the majora thii season. Although he said he felt la tiptop ihape, the 13-yaar-old right-hander —who has become the malaitay of the Pirates' pitching ataff—looked like a fellow who wouldn't have trouble sleeping. At he listened to Ihe radio report of the final hall inning, ha suddenly 1*1 go with a shout! - .“ Yipee, we win." “ He teemed more Impressed with the team victory than the fact that hla 19-Inning stint waa one of the best performances In Ui* major* la racaat years. Ha itruck out II, gave up nine bite and walked two. Ironically, tha score was tied 1-3 whan Manager Fred Haney tent him to the showers because ha laid he feared he would injure hla arm. The victory went to relief pitcher Bob Friend, who gave up a run in tha ltth-the first the Braves had scored ainc* the fourth when they tallied on a walk, a wild pitch and an error. Tha other run off Law waa Eddie Mathews' (3rd homer after two were out In the first. , Law, who hai a M record, hat wttg three of hla last four deci­ sions. From the fifth through tha llth Law was In complete command Ha gave up only tin kite la this itraleh, one a leadoff double to Joe Adlnck In the 3th. Then Law set­ tled down to get tbe next throe mta. Tbe lait previous 19-tnslng alght game was on Sept. II.IMS, when the Philadelphia PhlUlta bait the Cincinnati Radegs f-T. on July 1, 1933, The New York Giants' Carl Hubball went II in­ ning* to beat St. Loult 1-0. Twe pitchars hooked up la a Minning duel which ended in a tie on May I, 1930. They were Leon ('adore of Brooklyn and Joe Otic'sger of the old Boston Bravea. "l V* ■J — T i* * n |r f " * o p r c S k L T ir a a r o n e CHAMPION* So Much Tire at so Low a prica Now, if we can read the signs Flo r id a iT a v a i.n a «t Orlando u f taoroti ir • ii n Lakeland i f |J ai, Palarahura S If .. I. ■ " » , LFV TStSTWOnav Orlando y, Lakeland 1 Dayinna I Wait Balm' Baarl 1 . r * , *r*h,' r» »- Hainan(||a »■ * r a m 14 (« II looloaal _ . „ SU »!»i*T O I»*P Oriantn at Lakelaad ••earn el SaafarO IV J,*1'" *»•■**» •* Ba rton* Naw Torn * g » . a f e s a fe ” wmW correctly, the fans' taste hat gone full cycle. Uva high-scoring game hat lest Its fascination and nothing comae nearer packing a park than tha prospect of a duel between a pair ef shutout artists. A great many pertoni. Including Commlaakmar Ford Frick, feel that any* thing which might be dene to help the pitchera and eut dowt the flow of mound replaeamaata would bo a godsend. I ! Baataa at Kansas City (N> jara (4 1) vi, Parra raltl tl BaTtlM'.ra at Ttalrnlt IKl ’jgk« !••*> va. Bunnlnn t«-»» waahlnatnn at dsvslana <N) ihaalta tl-l| va. arnn til-si RATIONAL L e a n t ■ aa i*, i‘, Ji «f ji ii T iretfo nt •SUPER CHAMPION Comparm It's featyrat with Any 1st Una-1 s t Quality Tiro f • THICK TOUOH TRIAD i • BXTRA STVONO BODY • ROAD PROVED _ tfa s r ir r K iv am hf T1 fT Ezra Til May WHOLESALE AND RETAIL 4»i wm m m iia «o»o n> EXTRA LOW COST M U A G I AT M OSAVMOS T ir e» to da RIW TIU9S Stan ‘ o m s to c k �1 Chinese Watch Younger Generation discipline. He canceled an order for the ouster of Chinese student leaders who had taken, part in the riot. These action* provoked crit­ icism. * * ' <3 ft * would own a tin mins or rubber estate and become a millionaire. Sometimes he succeeded. Slngapore a«d Malaya have about WO Chines# millionaire! (a million dollar# i* about *330,000 U.S.). But today such organisations as the Communist People’ ! Anti-British League have given young Chi nese a bigger goal—to drive the white man out, by violence if netd be. Discipline g e n e r a l l y Is lax among the M.ooo hoys and girl* In the 140 private Chinese school* In this colony of a million people Communist Influence—outside the curriculum—Is common. The same Influence is noted In trade unions. In two months, the eity has been ridden with a eeries of itrikei. *4 at once, and tcenn-age Chinese hive Joined in bloody riots. The trouhle marked the begin­ ning of the administration of a new chief minister. David Marshsll His new Socialist Labor Front party won by a landslide In the Anril elections ousting the right* wing Progressive party’i govern jnent. Marshsll, a genial, plpe-smokiag criminal lawyer of 4T. swayed tke masses with slogans like “ Down British eetonlal officials hut tbit a. Singapore people are to take over the full government gradually. Campaigning on March 14. Mar■hall eallad lor salt - governmeat MW, In Us tret addrail to the LegfisUtivw Assembly April M, he said ha would abolish the emergeaey regulations — "police laws," he ealla them — brought into fore* la June 19^8 to deal with the Com­ munists. But a month later he had £ to use them himself to Jail eight •trike agitators. On the other hand, he had wooed Hie Chinese by calling tham the colony'* body politic. Ho aettlcd ■ riotimu but dispute by having Hio company re-employ 200 Chi­ nese workers it had Bred for to- GREENSVILLE, T e n n. ( * Three holdup men ran afoul of a 74-year • old nigged individualist Monday night and had a tough fight relieving him of the *84,000 he was carrying e« hit person. When they told John Bohannon in hi* own kitchen to put his hands up, ke snipped: “ I never put my kinds ep lor any msa. If you want to kill me, shoot!” He grabbed for one of the guns and almost got It. but a second man hit him with the butt of another pistol. The men succeeded in knocking him out with numerous blows on Ihe hsad as he answered every threat to kill him by saying: "You haven't got the guts." They tied him up, removed two billfolds containing *80,000 plus 18,000 In kmia bills in a vest pocket, and then forced his wife to show them hit upstairs safe Before they coud get bite it however, Bohannon regained eon •clousnesi, broke hit bonds and ran to hia garage to get a rifle Hearing th* back door tiara, the robbert fled out the front way and escaped in an automobile. About three bouri after the hold up, two man wera-eiieelWTiere and on* in Morristown for ques­ tioning but police would not give any details. Bohannon Is a real estate dealer, turner and house builder. Young Women's Improvement Club Holds Election Police Commissioner Nigel Morria has argued that the emergency regulations are necessary so that wily Communiiti can ba held on suspicion. He says there are 2.000 Communists and fellow travelers in Singapore. There are only 400 hard - core Reds among the Chinese students, say officers of the special political branch. But the number grows yearly. Meanwhile, Communists have crept into the extreme left-wing People * Action party, which has three men ia Vie Legislative As­ st mbly. If the Labor Front government fails to cope with this threat, British. and colonial troops are deemed certain to take over to protect this key spot in Southeast Asia from going Red. There are 11,000 already here, and others could he brought in quickly. R Y D E R W O O D . Wash. <JPThis former logging town once apparently destined to die In Its youth, has been saved by the aged. Citiicns of advancing years but youthful hearts have transformed it Into a haven for retired persons with low incomes. With few excep­ tions. everyone in town Is over «o. “ But don't call us oldsters," a 81-year-old resident pleaded. "We are as active as any tecn-agera." Mrs. Ben Forsythe's remark was typical of aomr residents who say they are busier in retirement than before and love every minute of It. Her husband, a M year-old re­ tired high achool teacher, laid, "I work harder than before but 1 do It nmr because I want to " The last of the loggers left town two years ago Then the new clttrons moved In. coming from as far away as New York and Flor­ ida. Ryderw-ood. nestling among the tall firs of Southwestern Washing­ ton, was founded in 1922 by a lumber co. For nearly SO years it was a bustling logging community. Ry 1952 most of the marketable trees in Ihe area had been cut and the company hung a “ for sale" sign on the town. For several months there were no tskrrs. The population dropped to approximately 100 families. Then a Los Angeles real estate broker, Harry II. Kern, conceived the idea of converting it into a community for the elderly In less than two years 119 houses were sold. There are M others left, all four room ' dwellings priced at 12.300 each—4200 down and $20 a month Tliete ia no age requirement but a person must be retired and have I fixed tnrom* M tilt to t2W a month before he can buy a house Public assistance payments are not acceptable aa Income. The 23-man volunteer fire de­ partment hai had little business. Deer often wander Into town and itream Pitting n within eaiy walkin* distance. For those who enjoy lake fishing and boating, a new lake haa been built by the active leaden with the help of friends who donated time, heavy machin­ ery and labor. Virtually everyone hat a hobby, Albert C. Fitichrn, 71 year-old for­ mer Beverly Hills, Calif., a morti­ cian who retired after 23 yean, makei violin* and plays with the nrcheitra for Saturday night dancei in the community hall. The women make hata, produce flowers from wood fiore, weave fancy linens, paint, make rugs and even create lampi but of cactus Klnhurat, wnrrw erb u ISM: itutsz CHOOSE & USE S U N TOU W A N S IT M ALL r m s m SANFORD F A I N T CO. MT w . rn w r IT. n -w r FREE PARKING W E L L D R ILLIN G H o w a rd C. P h on o SOT B. Long 388 t Com m ercial PATTY Limit X With Order TEX17.E W H A T MODERN DA Y R O B B ER S C A N DO T O A MODERN DAY FRESHLY SAFE BEECHNUT STRAINED GROUND ON D ISPLA Y A T OUR STO R E PALM RIVER SLICED BREAKFAST SrR A Y ■ C N O RTH ERN T | I PAPER ro lls B A K E -R Il IT' sh3 ootbwk ^ n19 SF*BEAN S “ 2 3 < 4 \2 SAUSAGE 2 !9 10 4 POT/JO ES q J3‘ I (Towels lb. can REW ARD S w an so n *! 8 BEEF Oi. CHICKEN TURKEY "THE BEST* FOR D EFIN ITE INFORM ATION LYKES’ VIENNA LEADING TO THE ARREST AND CONVICTION OF ANY OR ALL PERSONS INVOLVED IN THE RE­ CENT ROBBERY A T F O O D M A R T Strawberries PA IN T! *9 T W E ^ cS o* 9aD W A M T Ther* are 119,000 blind Assert, tana. 4 Oi. Patty U. S. GOOD ROUND 'Confidential' Sued In $3 Million Suit m era, local angler, filled hia fish cooler and hit tackla box at tba same time. He caught * six-pound, 10ounra black has* whosa jawa war* feetooned with nine plug* of •*. sorted sites, three files and 14 minnow hooka. "WITH A REPUTATION' Q»»*e» # 5 t e * B T »OTIFI«r> shut e Complaint for Dlvnrca haa basn filed asaloat son. and you ora required ta eery* » eopr uf reur Anewer or Fteedlae to the Cemplalwt on the piamnrre attorSANTA MONICA, Calif, tit - A ■at. j n va n rix h o r n s n r , si# Worth Main Street, Orlando. F l o ­ three-mill ion-dollar libel suit baa rida, and rite the nrlflna! An ewer been instituted against Confiden­ e r rle e d ln p In the ofrica o f the Clerk o f the rireuiy Court on or tial magaiin# by tobacco fortune b e fo r e the Silk Oar o f Auauet. kilrssi Doric Duke. l i l t If yon fait to d < eo. Judgment The ault w a s filed Monday to by default will he taken atalnet yeu for the relief demanded la Superior Court by her attorney n o i s n pa n d ' o n p B U K D at sea- Jerry (Dealer. Her complaint laid •erd, Florida. this lt th i * r e f th* magatiM, published to New l a i r , A. D. l i l t O P Herndon, Clerk e f York, made an "ugly, unfounded Circuit C o u r t , Seminole and scurrilous attack” on bar. County, Florida Miss Duka was represented as uninterested to eeUecttof mone­ tary damagai. (Healer saM Aat "any amounts recovered will ke given to worthy charities.” DOL'RLB CATCH 'ROGERS, Ark. 0 D -J - W. El A. Although Australia ia 200 times as large as Formosa, each has about 4H million people. COUNTRY Logoi Notico ai real, DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. lit — This resort city <t setting tip an in­ terracial advisory committee to see what can he done about open­ ing (he ocean beach to Negroes. The Clly Commission named a three-man group Monday to se­ lect members of the committee which will be made up of an equal number of while and Negro eitirent. The commission acted after 123 Negroes petitioned for a public statement on eily policy regarding use of the heich by persons not of the white race. About 12,300,000 people have Seven out of eight U. I. chil­ hern added to the U. S. population dren 6 to 17 years old are enrolled sint-e the 1930 census. in publie schools. MEATS The Young Women’ s Improve­ ment Club met recently at the home nf Mrs. Morgan. The meet­ ing was presided over by the pre­ sident, Mrs. L. B. Merthlaa. A song was led by Misa Claire and the prayer by Mrs. Campbell. Elect!os of officers was held and new rules were approved after which delicious refreshments were served On July to A t dub met at j t n i e i i L r m c t i T . iw s » Aa home of Mlta Mlkell. Bualnoea won asewmom c o r n r r , n f was diseuaeod and a gift waa pre­ niDA. in cwewCTWT ne. mm •KOilOB OWIW Q1U.ICK, sented to Mra. Holton who has Plaintiff been K to toe hospital. Refreshmenu w en served and enjoyed C ’M " . hg afi. TO: " f l r m - K T S l u l c f . (II, Ithaca Committee Chosen To Discuss Problem AND IN A D D ITIO N ! WE ARE OFFERIN G 1- d d i I 7 C 2 nd r I f 1l A E *1 0 “ 1 »5" i For O Z. CANS f LIBBY’S FROZEN U. S. NO. 1 BROCCOLI SPEARS BRUSSEL SPROUTS BLACKEYE PEAS FORD HOOK LIMAS LBS. Only TO IB S BOY OR GIRL UNDER 17 YEARS OP AGR WRITING THE BE8T ACCOUNT OP THE POODMART ROBBERY IN SO! WORDS OR LESS. JnlgWe Deetolee fa Fbul— VISIT THE SCENE! Deliver Eatriee Ta POODMART. toaeOfcs — Ang. A IBM Quart* Eat WARDS TIP-TOP BREAD General Insurance AIR CO N DITION ED & JAM Si GUT AGENCY PLEN TY OF FREE PARKING WIDE, CLEAN AISLES r> PAR K A V I . A T 25,tb ST. FRIEN D LY PERSONNEL ’■ --------- -- A t t IT �m * First Elevated W as Like Infant HANFoit I) HKKALD U.S. Civil Service Tells Of Positions i C en For Workers In Service WUUsm A. Manilas enlisted this month la tha U. I. Marina Corp Ra la now la recruit train* lag at Parla Ialand, S. C. Ha la a resident oI Enterprise. CAMP GORDON, Ca. —Army Pra. Charles B. Pagan, II, ion of Mr*. Carolina Fagan, Longwood, raeantly waa graduated from tha Military Pollca Traintag Center at Camp Gordon, Ca. Private Fagan, who attended tha aehaol after completing batic traWag at Camp Gordon, wai taught warmed defenia traffic control and ether law enforce­ ment dtitlee. Ha entered the Army lait Feb* m*ry. _______ tty-flick Sumner n CHAPTER THEN i I-THREE -WELL, R U S T Y , you're cn lump la Ms throat. Bob's black ayes travelled on to Broken Spur now." "Mighty Mg country. Man could Rusty, and rested on him inquiralmost setUs down hero without lagiy. T b t United Mates q vfl M f r l R "Rusty wants a job," Kerry votCommission has ansotmeeg anKerry looked around him. seeing unteersd. "Ha s a top hand. Good amlniUons for floeia! W erkw end as every elds something that brought back happy memorise. tor Occupational Therapist ter Bis thoughts ate up the miles filling poiiloee paying from 11,411 till be found himself b. sight of to $8,010 a year, The social work­ the main house. His heart plunged er posit ions to bn filled am tooted down a* bo wondered what sort In varioua Federal- agenda* to of reception ha could aspect. After all, be had no grounds for being Washington, D. C., and victgity; "Never iplnd the Mr. Just call sure Rob would erant Mm hack tha occupational therapist Mu* me Rota. Everybody else does." after the way he’d left. tloai, m St. Elisabeths HsepUal -A il right, Rob. nung m, l The living-room was empty when and th* Government of the Dis­ I 'months of graduation may ap­ he entered It, but be caught a oughts ten you oefore you hire trict of Columbia lk crack of Ught under the door of me. I'm wanted lor a Killin' bask D. C., and la the FuWe R r o » ply. Further information and appll- the office beyond, tie he*luted a in Dodge—only 1 didn't dw It." Berries and elhar Federal agen­ T h a i’s all right." Rod moved cation forms may ba obtained at moment, then. In a mint of im­ cies throughout th United States tua shoulders impatiently, T may ps lien os at his own chicken-heartmany post offices throughout the and Its Territories. Position* to tnuhtry or from tho U. S. Civil edneaa, banged Ms knuckles on tha be wanted far a ooupie of killings myself oaf ore this bus ness is over. Um Veterans Administration Vtfl lervit* Commission, Washington r "No need to waks Uia dead! You understand you aught be buy­ Sf, D. C. Applications fee Social ing into trouble!" Ooms in I" Warier will ba accepted by the 'You ask Kerry, Mr.—Rob, he'll Rob waa working over tha ranch No writtaa testa wfll ba fivro. Commission la Waihington until books and didn’t bother looking up tail you trouble's aorta what you For Social Worker, appropriate further noiics. Applications for at first. Kerry stood li tha door­ might call my natural element. sducatloa or experience la social Occupational Therapist position* way, watching the handsome, Reckon it’s no use a man tryia* to case work ia required. Applicants paying $I.OBO a year muit ba fill- hawk-Uks profile, with hla throat dodga what ha's bora to." Rob nodded briefly. "Wages are far Occupational Therapist peti­ ad with tha Board of U. S. Civil Ught and Ms heart beating hard, tion* must ba graduates of an ap­ Sanies Eiamlnan, Public Haallh UU Rob raised hla head and their forty a month—slaty If wa run into shooting. lou can show Mm proved school «( Occupational Service, Waihington 19, D. C., not eyes met and locked. Kerry forced a emits to stiff where to bunk. Kerry, f ou'll start Therapy. la addition, ter positions later than August 18, 1985; Ap­ paying |4,I0S and ll.oaa, they plications for tba lowrr-grsdt po­ Ups, and flippancy into his roles. la the morning, petrolling the must bars bad appropriate ex- sitions will ba aceaptad by th* "Well, Rob, the bad penny's turned south range. That." be added with a wry smile, -t# when your natu­ ap again—" Board until further notlca. "Hello, kid." Quietly, almost ral element is likely to start break­ casually, Rob shut the Mg account ing, if P. breaks. And Kerry, you book and got to hla feet. Kerry might rids over to diash t tomor­ remembered Rusty's presence tn row. Old Jared's beta pretty sick. back of him, and waa grateful for 1 haven't bad time to rids over and tha Introductions that gave him Inquire, and Td Uka to know bow something to bridge over this mo­ be la " "IH do that." Kerry grinned. ment. After one of his swift, si»tng-up looks, to which Rusty re­ "I'd kind of like to know myself." turned Ms alow smile, Rob said Life was suddenly looking better sbntpUy. "Ooms on In the livingroom. I aspect you’d Uke some­ thing to wash tha dust out of your throats." His hand touched Kerry's shoulder la a contact so brief It might have been an accident. "You know what’s going oo her*?" ha demanded over the drinks. "I amt Bandy la Dodge. And a * * M i (S e e p * O rb) oowboy we ran Into la Twin Forks 1—FWlfarm Becker € 0 0 (V) J told us about Lanahss getting I — T . V . chair frJ M J tbrm i root and—the fool way Tim was taking tt. Anything happened CJmIcb Ovarian (til lira! »l Materiate) rows 7" "Not to aay, happened. Tvs heard talk. I don't know how much of U to batters. They my Larrabee's trying to organise the neatsra for some kind of move ca Broken Spur—Mm and that BlMewpoultng old fire-eater Mata Cullen. I doubt If aay of tha not of them havs nerve enough to do more than talk, but you never esa WtL You Maying T" "If yoWI have mo." HOLLYWOOD BED $49.50 3 PC. LIV IN G ROOM GROUP SPECIAL CONSIDERATION GIVEN TO ALL NAVAL PERSONNEL Donald Nelson Keeping H and In Work At 6 6 asm P A ittvA yi^ rD u A N T in r r ig h t s r e ser v e d W e S p e c ia liz e In Q u a l i t y M e a t s ether again and laughed out of the fullness of fooling crowding up la them. "Oh. Kerry, Kerry, pm enxy fool I Why do 1 lore you Uke I dor* "Just so you do, n t let you fig­ ure out why. Tvs missed you." T P bet you have-not one let­ ter all this time." "You know I'm no good at let­ ters—and 1 wasn't even sure you'd want to hear from tea. You wtra pretty mad at me when I went away, weren't you 7" "1 reckon I waa. I’ve been pretty mad the whole time you were away—mainly because you weren't around where 1 could have the satisfaction at tailing you how “Christier he urged. "Many ms —right nowl" T h is minute T* "Wall, tomorrow—or tbs day after. tH area wait till nest week If you want to maks a Mg fuse over It," ba toughed, exulting, as ha saw no denial In her eyes. "But 1 don’t ever want to tot yon gat away from me again." A sound from the room overhead brought a shadow over tho bright­ ness of her face. "Kerry, I scant to—believe ms. 1 do—but 1 can't. I've got to stay frith Dad—ns long as 1 can." Her roles shook. Ts It that bad, booty T I didn't know." "Dot Haller eaya i few sreeks— maybe not that long." Kerry put his arm around her, and the leaned against him. They stood for a little while to ■ silence 'hat had no need of words; then she said, "Cbme on up and aay hello to Dad. And don't tot on you notice how much he's changed.” Kerry needed the reutin, for tt gave him a profound shock to asa the old man's fans sc sunken and waxy, and to hear tha thrasdy feebleness of that once booming voice. All through Ms long Ulneas, Jared had seemed to retain some­ thing of his unquenchable vitality, along vrith Ms good looks. Now both arsrs gone, and all that waa toft waa Ms smile. "Glad you're back. sou. You been needed." He looked from one to the other of their faosa, to Christie's right bond that waa foldad In Kerry's left, and repeated. "Glad you're back," and Kerry fait as If he'd given them Ms Massing. A boros drew up In front at the house, and ho recognised Wayne Cameron's lean shape, getting down. Christie noticed, too, and ■aid, "Let's go down. Dndh had enough company for one day." On the way down. Mm explained, "Dad's never liked Wayne. I don't NEW YORK, tlL-Tbe first of Manhattan's elevated trains was a noisy baby. The last la likely to be a nolay corpse. The Third Avenue El, now shut down, waa the last df four drab, over-aga alstera whose glamor ended early In life. The sentimen­ talists wept. And now It looks like the Third Avenue'a interment riles wlU be anything but quiet. Demolition begins nest month along the 7tt mile route from the lower tip of Manhattan up to th* Harlem River. Sometime after the last tracks and pillars are cleared away, property owners along tha line will be locked with a bill for soma itrange commodities called Ught and air. In this town, even light and air hava a price tag. If you own a four-story building and Jonet puts up a 80-story Job next door, his shadows will reduce your property value. Jones hat to pay you fur light and air 'rifiht*. That’a what the original 'owners of tha Una bad to do back in 1878. When tha city took over the line in 1040 it inherited and paid prop­ erty owners for the Ught and a'r rights. Now that the owners are about to see and breathe again tha city Wants tp be paid back. Just how much will bring an argument. When .the Second, Siath and Ninth Avenue elevated lines were raked, the city charged prop­ erty owners the amounts psld back before the turn of the century— figures that varied from plot to plot depending on the amount of inconvenience caused. Now there Is talk about upping the ante. The city's Bureau of Heal Estate has indicated it may work out to an aiaciiment of about $50 ■ front foot. That will bring a loud howl from the property owners. The rod color of the planet Mar* contrasts strongly with the white color of the planet Venue, Bara of nickel change thain length when magnltlsed. YOU'LL NEVER "BEEF" ABOUT THIS BIG B E E F TA ST-R ITE CLUB FLA. GA. GRADE A D&D TA ST-R ITE T-BONE OR ROUND TAST-RITE REEF FRYERS STEW DRANT mowa* 50c “ 4 FRESH GROUND 9 * _ H| HAMBURGER 9 ‘ BRISKET STEV/ 2 5 * EXTRA MEATY "GOOD TO THE LAST DROP* MAXWtU HOUSE GUNTHER BEER 6** Tomatoes niXSBURY FANCY BLUB WARE (5 PIECE SET) REG. ffc W ITH $5.00 PURCHASE. m JM LEAN, RONELESS ALL MEAT Big Newspaper Ad Tells Of Boyhood Of Jacob Jensen BEVERLY HILLS, Calif., 4BDonald Nelson, who rose from haws boy and soda Jerk to direct pro­ SALT LAKE CITY Lit - Jacob duction during World Wsr 11, is J a a a a n, a s, took a quarter U, paga ad la two newspaper* to toll of his Ufa as a boy In Denmark and his work as a man ia tba United States. Tba t,000-word ad in the Salt Labe Tribune and tba Deseret News and Telegram begins: "I, Jacob Jensen teas born near Boroo, Denmark, July II, 1170, In n locality almost surrounded by lakes and beach forests." J a m told a reporter ha bad of tba boards af other firms but complied a history of hla child­ aR this activity seems easy to him hood and early life and distributed after hla aevaraaiaat earvlce. a number of copies of tt to mem­ bers of Us family, But that didn’t Beam enough. Ho wanted everyone to knew bow tt was in tha old days, la tha eld country. " I always wanted to shew young people what hard work can do. began In 1900, eaught up with the Els. Business dropped off. The wooden coaches and other equipment began to deteriorate. Senti­ mentalists, who bad the time, clung to the Els for ■ winding, backyard glimpse of Manhattan, of factory lofts ahd fish markets and drab ■living rooms where the old man was having a hard time listening to the baU game. . ' . But rising costs and faUlng rev­ enues overcame sentiment—now the old man can enjoy his ball game in peace. ASSORTED �1 W A N T If It’» Worth Anythin* It’o W orth Advertising In CLASSIFIED ADS & V C U X A APARTMENTS: rooms, private hatha. ll« W. FWat 8 t RoDsway and Baby Bed* Bay, Week or month—TeL 1*25. vnroltaro Avalon Aph. 423. yuralshed Kitchenette apt*. Air RlumbtrUnd Court. Sooth City Unite Highway IT-92. 3 Bedroom Home. H Block from Souths!do school. Cell 2M1. SEE Semloolo Realty tnr Dejlrable Homes end Apts, Phona ZT. lyUBViKgun Apt Photic 432-W. | Boom A pt 200 Avocado. FURNISHED 3 Bedroom House. 9 Ctose la. 819 West a t SL Phone « 1 8 ________________ S Room Apartment- Completely furnished. *BU Palmetto Ave. FURNISHED Cottage. One Bed room* E itrt pice. <14 Elm Ava. Rooms and Bath. 112 Elm. Phone 2965-W.____________ s tKDROOSl furnished G ertie * Apartment 2300 MeUanvllle. BEAUTIFUL ^ 2 , Bedroom Ished A pt Call 3S5-M. him- For bettar trailer Uvlng see SanJaodo Trailer Park. * sJ*r*; All modern. t ml. souUi on 17-92 Highway at Standard Station. Nice shady irassy Jots, «m eM patios. Etna shufflebosrds, Remaculate tiled creation room, Imnc showers, '•Reilly claan lor folki who csre,". Adulta. § GARAGE APT. for wuple. 205V4 E. 12th S t Phonn 228-J. NICE Bedroom, Private entrance end bath. Pnone 2029-W. APARTMENTS — Furnished 2101 . Magnolia Ave. One bedroom ‘V monthly. Two bedroom $55.00 monthly. Phone 1872, Robert A WllUama APT. Quiet, Shady for refined couple. 1500 W. 3rd St $ Bedroom furnished Garage 'NICELY furnished cottage. Free electricity and watar. By month or year Yound. R. J Carrol. Five Points Motel, • mllea south on 17-92. Phono 831-R-W., after • p. m. or week-end*. ) EVERYTHING Naw! I Bedroom 2 Miles City Limits, lawn. Reference desired. 1U4. HEW M asonry_____________ 2 Bedroom House (J in Casselberry. MO. per month. .Phase Orlando. 3-2^8. " “ E9TATK FOB SAlJt—3 f - A H E U 8 FOR 8 * 1 1 —• — Factory to Yea — L O T S O F ROOM Ahnafatna Eight room home, located on two ▼emetlasi Blind* nice shady lota, good neighbor­ hood. Concrete block and frame Eneloeed bead. Sag-proof betmoa ran with puetie ends. Plastic er construction, kitchen equipped. rayon tape*. Cottaa or mykm Terms. Price *7,785 00. cords. Whether buying or selling, It will pay you to aee: Bewkxrik Gtaae n d P t la t On. / . W. HALL., REALTOR 112-114 Weat tod Sv Pbona >31 Florida State Bank Building “ Cali Hall" Phone 1758 RE D -l-M LX C O N K R K TE Miracle Concrete Co. Phase 1225 O sier - W eller H o b im , la c . 2M Elm Arc. General Contracting METAL ROOFING • Commercial—Custom i Low Now tn Stock. 5-V Crimp —IM “ Coat Homes Corrugated— 2H” Comiistad. ISM MeQoerlUa Ave. Phan* 1391 Get all Your roofing needs at S k e n u u i Cob ere t* Pip* Co. A N N O U N C IN G Phona 9499 I'm happy to have Annibelle Out West 13th SL Henderson associated with me In Real Estate. A IR C O N D ITIO N IN G Room or House 4 BEDROOM S H . a . PO PE C O - I N C . Living room. Dining. Sun room. Large modern kitchen with IM Beetle Perk Ave. rhea* 1448 Stove and Refrigerator. Cera­ mic Tile Bath, Large cloieta. On 3 lots with shade trees. Used furniture, appliances, tools, etc. Bought-snld. Larry'* Mart, *14,500. 321 E estlst SL Phona 1611. R O SA L . P A Y T O N (Reg Real Estate Broker) Annibelle Henderson, Aisocilte YOU don’ t have to see the credit manager to save dollars legiti­ New Location — Hunway 17-3* mately on our GIGANTIC Re­ at Hiawatha. Fheoa *971. moval SALE. R O B IN SO N M USIC CO. TOTAL PftlCE jj.o e d f One Bedroom Home outside City. 228 N. Orange Ave. Orlando, Fla. Kitehen equipped. City water, FIT FOR A QUEENCily Sewer, Screen Porch. RAYMOND k . BALL. B IO K O Foam Rubber Mattresses. InnerS p r i n g Mattresses, Couches. S. D. Huntley man. Associate Baby Beda. Renovating, Uphol­ O M. Harrison. Associate stering and Slip Cover wars. 334 South Park Ave. Phoaa 3M N IX RE D D IN G M FG . CO1381 SeaJerd Ave. Phene 884-J. Fer year le a l Estate neooa: CaDen and H arkey, R ealtors QUICK CASH for furniture, boats, IM N. Park Ave. Phose 2213. motors. Buy one piece or com­ plete home. Thousands of arti­ * C A . W H ID D O N , SR . cles for sale at the Keg. Read Batata Broker Soper Trading Post on 17-92 US S. Park Ph. UR 1 Mile Sooth. Phone 2212-R THE O LD HOM E TO W N Tage 9 A FERFECT COMBINATION for your d o g , . . . PURINA DOG CHOW I d BALED—MEAL. This wboUanme food combines kib­ bled biscuit for palalabllity with meal for full nutrition. Builds vigor, stamina and top condition. Dogs love it. Gat PURINA DOG CHOW hare. Slat peon F athi Supply 111 W tod 94. Phone 1418 l e g 28.18 18x54 or 11x54 ■aval Plate Glass Mirrors ..................... 10J0 Reg. IS 95 Double Door „ Metal utility CafaiMt 12J0 R eg 24.95 54" Metal WaP* Cabinet . . . . . . . . 14M Rag. 29.95 Platform Roekers 11JO Rag. 49.50 Berkilne “ Bailet” Swivel Chair* ......... 29JO Reg. 99.50 Contour Chairs FOR SALE Boxer Puppies. AXC. with Nylon Cover and Excellent breeding. 3H mo. Foam Latex Filling . al so IS*. 2621 Elm. Phone 1353M a th e r o f S a n fo r d 99M8 E. 1*4 64. Pbawe U7 V E N E T IA N B U N D S CMeRroihy Adv. ReUa-Headl f l^ M y r o r o l R t o M r t WANTED INSURANCE D e b i t Builders. Life, Hospitalization. Reliable Company. Experienced preferred, not essential. Writ* BoxJM, Titusville. Florida. t t « f » t o M a i t P t o T im f Clemen*. ' otherwnso Mark Tw^tu 23. Owma H.CIan fir > 26. Foot-liko organ 27. Like 29. Openings (aniL ) 39 Stealthy 32. F.srthlv 31. Biblical rams —14 ■ OONCURE 1 K 3 B 2 S in INSURANCE —It-B a - LAIINMT BERWICK FIXTURES IT - AUTOMOBILES - TEAMJtES it will nay YOU to ire US ltd ore you buy Open Kveniict and oil buy. Sundays. EatlsM* Trailer Bales, Fslalks, Fla. A Abna ad, naeb aa the o m above la only 34c per day on our low 5 CARft day earned rate economy plan. 4Se BOUGHT SOLD TRADED day for 3 days and Me for Key Irrt'i Utefl Car* lay. Sanford Ave. A 11th SL BARGAIN! 36 Ft. Trailer, 2 bed- Buy, Sell, Rent. Hire with want ads. the buaieat aaleaman in rooms, cabana, dolly, fenerd. town. Put one to work for you. Days, call 1920 axt. 250, ask for Phone 1*21. Wa will bo glad to W. M. Foster Evenings call 21M charga 1L for Information. Easy term*. W A N T AD RATES P5. Pm Mrrcury with automatic The above 4-Une ad can be ran transmission and power brakes. 5 full davs for only 92 to. 3 days Only lion miles, very cheap. Per only 1123 and on* day fot 72c BOATS ■■ OTOEl —IS SAMPLE SUNK AD SPORTING GOODS ..................... GET extra rath for article* you m If. SEA KING no longer use. Place your ad tovery good condition 32 so day. Phono 1321. It's So Easy 3 6 SCOTT-ATWATER (A ll 6*30 To PUca A Want Ad . 6*50 For only S3on the above 8-lino ad lust Call 1821 and ask for 57 4H. H.SCOTTATWATER FIRESTONE Is on the Rib for you or 5 full th e Want Ad department Uke n e w ! ............. . j 29io days. Only $2.23 keens It wnrking 10 H. SCOTTATWATER Sanford Herald for you tor 3 dayi. 1 day ts only (Special clearance) Me. A Steal At .................. *9 93 FLOOR sanding end finishing 12 H. SEA BEE .......... ... . *9 95 denning, waxing. Servag Semi A little space like tkla wffl get not* County since 1B25. H. M 22 H. JOHNSON your message before oar mors fVary Powerful) . J23 no Gleason. Lake Mary. than 10,000 readers. Tell 'am to­ day! Fkoaa 1221. NS ^ , » STOrK of w'hi*e Ash LAWNMOWERS s h a r p e n e d WATER SKIfS. Improved Foot. 123 00 up Bicycle A General Repair The Want Ad Department la Stan ley's B ike Shop " t r a il e r s /or B°ATS-GATOR open from 3:30 a. a . until 3:30 p. 510 E. 4th SL T el 2454 m. each business day except SatHow will yoe swap? arday afternoon, Deadline for ENVELOPES, letterheads, state­ How will you Trade* eeak-day insertions la ! : 0n p. m ments. invoices, hand bills, and lour old Motor for a precs the ^...•edini publication. p r o g r a m s , ate. Progressive trade _ EVINRUDE! Any____ earning In later than __ Printing Co.. “ L‘ Co., Phone 40> — 403 ROBSON Sporting Goode 3:00 n. m. will he published under West lith 8L Evlarwde Salco A Service Too Lata To Claaaify. * ^ ~ J r t _ S L _________ PbaweJM FLOOR SANDIHO A Finishing; Adrartlsars are requested to no­ Oak floors furnished, laid A fin­ »» . rvmNmiea.» oLto-m tify the Want-Ad Department Im­ ished. la buslnas* aura 1920. mediately of any errors la their R. F. Stevens: Route 2, Box 227: Buy your Furniture at Henry'i ads, aa The Sanford Herald will be Warohouia Furn., Co . at SCI W. responsible fur only Cell - " 7U-R-4 before 7 a. m. or incorrect SL All naUonaliy sdv, far. insertion. after * p. a . ,_ ^ j g * j^ ^ jr o h n u » i £rirc*. “ vi hh Stop 1b ABd pick up the matorialg you need for that h o m e improvement you’ve been thinking of— new bookshelf, s l i d i n g door closet, built-in desk, cantor cupboard. Do it bow and you’ll bo all set to add that new touch to your homo this weekend. H ILL LUMBER fir SUPPLY YARD ns w m at. pi u e l e c t c ic a l » r " r > r "0 H “s^ ssa -■ HAYNP pace SiaceieB Q.S BARGAIN! 5. Abyss beauty parlors -< F o r Lovelier H eir GET PROFESSIONAL CAREI E va -B em Beauty Shop Ml M aAn Atr-Candi tinned (alee Specialist in Personality Shaping. Styling and Waving. Cosmetics fnr your akin care. Gyro-Later method of reducing. HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK Harnett. Ruth. Dawn ° P « 1.30 a. m. also Wed. p. m. IM le . 0*k Ave. Phase m VA OR FHA FINANCED Telephone 111 after • P, H. for appointment te see % 1 > 31 MVj V. 27. Reluctant IS. French rtver 30 Journeyed 61. Presses clothes 4 ** I 12. J3. Valley ipoet.y 38. Ceddesa of death <Norse) 3S. Co mpar a point (ahbr.) i e (O 11 13 1*1 lo % % m %% % %% % A • 1*J 4" 23 r T 2b 39 1 r is 27 V J. r > YA 31 So 32 « 33 j! TT or > Jtl >: % 39 & 4o 720 T T flL L IA M MeDERMOTT, cxtotlinc the merits o f simple p iy »V chology, cites the case o f a woman who came to the family counsellor declaring, “ I h a y my husband! I not only w a p M o divorce him, but I want to - -atawt . make things as tough for him \t os I possibly can.” v 'X > .' "I know Just how*you should proceed,” the old counsellor assured her. “Start showering him with comnU-. menfs find indulging' WIS every whim. Then, Just when he knows how much he needs you—you start divorce pro­ ceedings. Aa. You’ll fracture him!” The wife decided this was sound advice. Six months let-* er the counsellor met her at _ a dinner, and asked, "Arc you still following my suggcitlon?^ “ I am.” said the wife. “ Then how about filing your divorc* papers?” pursued the counsellor. ' “ Are you out of your head?” countered the wife Indignantly! “ We’re divinely happy! I love him with all my heart!” CopyrlghL 1555, by Oraoctt Ctrl. 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Uullr 'K, * i A Wtaihnr 1-., *- 8honr K t»i A Rifn Off N*w» Arihur O edfref Artrur Codfrnr Strike Valiest Lear le v , ef Lin ’IS * Is LD AU MOMIIIMO T**t Patlnr* Mornlna anew Mnrniea Shew ■ ko;p«r* Guide 1U f .7?, *:1S Jtei*, For A L*4y T Jn Dial "SI Tor Muala » on S-cir* 6lorm On Tour J i t n u n t R r o n , in f Around ‘ Mr; £ Mrs” Cartoon Caraivat * THt'Nin AT PIPE CO. L Y*s>er4ay'>Aat»»r Hi a 'c le a n ? By BENNETT CERT R -s 3 Bedroom Home In Wyn< nswood. 2 Yearn Old, This home haa Oak Floors, Ceramic Tils Bath, Dininc Aren, Large Living Room and Kitchen Equipped with G. E. Appliances. L331UC1 Try and Stop Me n .t i FIs. PlMMM 4111 144S-W after S a m ° r F ic « affairs 2. Seraglio • One hoar • Worn aad Damp Dry • One boar M • Weak end Dry Fold • Finished Laundry e Sanitone Dry Clrantng Soathiafde South Hide Foedaart IM Boat Rates to Policyholders John Wmiamn Im . tlT Sealant AUaette M IS- 33. Place for beea 36. Wind instrument 37. Tillar of vi one 3* Meaning 39 Snow* vehicle 49. Otherwise DOWN 1. Poaition of lifctfUM 3. Malt beverage 4. Belonging to me «. Male , vhesp 10. Hauled 7. A:sumed name* 22. Verdure R. Province In 23. SUr^'atien India I t . Corroded 9. A state 23. Hallway St. Fella * ..r 16. Dull (Out monotonous 13. A pointedearrd deity' 13; Unhappy IV Baby's 19. Bone carnage (anlt> 17. An 2 9 . Flowed expletive 21. LAmprey* 22. ------------21.The Orient k h c ipe For A Nc “ // o P nd “ n rw tK b ^ o lor r h*lLaawi r Mon­ yS; rr M avguaoi* ro* lady interested in earning SP **” • Juanita Kiuaair P. O. Box *71, OrlaoIML By STANLEY 9. Country of Columbus' birth Large Knotty Pine Hutch cup­ board. 8100. (new), Hollywood Bed complete *45. (new). Maple wash stand $10 , Beautiful small desk *25.00, China cabinet *25.. Rockers *3 00 up, good used ID 3 bedroom house. 44 per cent OT Sanford Ave. 1U2 cribs, buggies and play pen. mortgage. *40 monthly. 1905 Summerlin. T H E C U RIO SITY SH OP ORLANDO M 17-92 South Im A> Event NEW a Bedroom concrete block Ray, LUtJ. home. Weatlashouse Kitchen, Frigldilre refrigerator te Hardwrick Gas Range. Excellent Con* GI financed. Low Down PayPBA dition. Reasonable. 2838 S. Elm. menL Phone 430. and repairs, Elm. null Ma “ * BEAUTIFUL N a w Ranch-type THREE PIECE Oak Lawn Furni­ house In choice spot on nonhture Sets — 812 30 per set. C®. era shore of Lake Monroe Sanforc' Ave. at 11th Street Oat West 12th for sale or possibly for rent to reiponaible people. Contact Mrs. B nggerly A ppliance Center J--------------------D. C. Van tinkle, associate "Your Weafinghouse Dealer" PLUMBING Floyd Maiwell, Realtor, 320 N. May tag Washers Caatraet and reaur work. Free Blvd., DeLand. Tel. 1116. 111 Magneue Ave Prone ITS! estimate*.i, E. t . Harvey. EM Saaferd Ave. 1528. 3 Bedroom concrete block home. L. A. sold rush sweet potato vines, 14.00 per M. Vihlem’s GrapeLot 125 X 75, by owner *3300. villa Ave. DeBary. Phone 2369-M. P. M. CAMPBELL General Cewtracter 20 GALLON Duo-Tharm Hot Wa­ "Homes at Distinction" TWO-STORY Frame Houja on a ter Heater, like naw! *40. cash. ■ Way 17*93 Phene 1447 acres. Call 1333-W after 3JO. Ready to go on Sanford Gas. Phone R. L. Cox, 134S-J-1, En­ For Better Plumnmf 2 Bedroom Frame House; large terprise. See or Call lot: nice location. *750. down. Call 1265-M. W. 1. KING 9— A R TH U R WANTED - 8 Beath Perk PheM THREE Bedroom House. 2415 Elm Highest CASH. TRADE-IN prices Ave. Phone 2290-W. paid for used furniture Call 858. Dragline service, Lrserront* A Wilson-Malar Furniture Co. ail *s im x a r o e a s tx -f ditching Estimates given. Phone E. 1st SL Geneve 2444, Orlando 32504. Sanford 2221. T— N h U v a t o k J e s i l l a —7 5 0 th A n n iv e r s a r y SPECIALS U 1 lifptf fltfti ACROSS 1. False B. Kind of apple USED PLUMBING Seminole Realty Iff D A IL Y C R O S S W O R D W. DIETRICHS T. W. MERA 1M1 Park Ave. Pkeao n er 145 ' K LOWRLL B. 0 IIK 8 (S ' T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D W ed. J u ly 20. 1955 i-U A L LARGE Punished 2 Bedroom n S la H Apt. Phese im . Apply 20$ Baa- •9* m m m T 11" ford Ave GOODYEAR •1 T A K U m s P A N E L IN G „ . NEEDS HALE HELP! SMALL Cottaps with Elsetrio Retail Salsa Trainee. We er* ex­ t o nS2*% Stove. Reasonable. Inquire 10U panding, Apply by letter only French Ave. B l n m i R C orctrU P ig* O r stating qualifications, etc. ? . O. RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. OoiW aatU M B L A r e ■ectrlcal Contracting and Repairs S ROOM _______ L an e Scrota TV SERVICE CENTER USED TRACTORS I8A HELP WANTED (Female) ISA 13M-R afUr • P Bendlv and Crosley Appllanra* a to w oS a m m LOCAL BUSINESS needs Private Maynolia Ave. Ph. 113 Secretary. Business end Legal BOOKCASE BED. Double D nsexperience desired. Must be SR lfirror* Mtttroaa. Pleasant, Courteous and IntalliWT'c / ho B o e s 1" * gent. Excellent salary for right t t e / g S t ,* S k , PlM, parson. Writ* Box ABC% f t # r Sanford Herald. All Inquiries will be treated confidential. ODD ^CHESTS of Drawers. Re“ COLORED WOMEN earn good |F I T B RJAL IRTATI profits representing reliable cos­ E O lO L S U D D IN G C a metic company. Sell and earn 0M R 9L«i1 > *j«*MUa,pk. 1W in ipere time. Contact P. 0. Box 37*j Orlando, Fla., Mri. J. Bus- JbJ -XLffWSL ADS - " V & .ta-^TWi. keH O. UwM Smog Aids Old Age,! Physician D e cla re s1 LOS ANGELES ( i t - An ostets-' pjthic physician says that 20 years* studies have lad him to be­ lieve that smog contributes to di­ seases of old agr. Dr. Alexander Levitt, of Brookyin. told reporters at a meeting of the American Osteopathic Assn, here Monday that heavy atmosphanc pollution over many US. cities haa brought about a defic­ iency in airborne iodine. Ha aald that laek of iodine baa cauied a masa attack of chroaie fatigue in th* national populaUoa. He aald It causes hypothyroidism —a condition which also bring! early gray hair, obesity, vIsuaI d ii u j i i « - —I fU fm*y( __ » - Hi 1 IW 1 -|W| ; l i, - j �1 . r p r ftl \ ODHAM & TUDOR, in c 0 PROUDLY. PRESENTS ROSE-COURT our The Ultimate In 1t 'ft DEVELOPMENT "Better Florida Living" X I! ;i a' ; i; FOURTEEN BEAUTIFUL THREE BEDROOM TW O THAT MUST BE SEEN TO BE APPRECIATED. Each H om e H as Sales Price $14#750 1. Spacious-Gloss Jolousied Florida Room (Giving You Open Porch Comfort) 2. Two Full Tiled Baths 3. Marble Terrazzo Tile Floors 4. Beautiful Natural Finish Kitchen Cabinets (With Beautiful Built In Hotpolnt Oven and Range) 5. Kitchen Exhaust Fan Dow n 6. Fully Landscaped Yards 7. Hotpoint Stove and Refrigerator (Optional) , » 8. Venetian Blinds Payment As Low As *500" 9. Five Ply Built-up Roof With Marble Chips 10. Extra Large Closets and Utility Room 11. Long Roof Eaves Yoij Don't Have To Cloee Up Yout Windows Each Tima It Rains) rV M M FOR INFORMATION Y>; - * •■ • . .. VISIT,SALES OFFICE OF ' ' i •: , -V* AI/ ) �1 Weather Intidft Rdtiorial F . A F .« U b o — ? . ▼. VOLUM E XLY1 © It* fcctety F. I » o r y F. * FT # a n fn rti ■ , AN IN D EPEND ENT DAILY SANFORD. FLORIDA. Eatabljahtd 1908 fe r a li* NEW SPAPER TH URSDAY. JULY 21, 195S Russia W est Hit Agreement On Discussions No One Is Injured In Auto Collision On State Road 415 An acrid snt w u reported Jast sight at 10:25 o'clock on Stale Road <15 (Celary Ave.) about ona mile ta il of Sanford with two persona involved. The fin t car e i i a 1M9 Buiek tedan driven by Albert 8aund*rs, 2T, whole addreia wae given ai Rt. 1 Sanford. The other ear wae a 1949 Dodge pickup truck driven by Thomaa I. Frasier, ST, who live* •n Celery Ave. It wet reported that the truck v a i in the proceia of turning in a driveway. There wai another truck behind It Uiet stopped an that the Dodge could make it* turn. The Buiek reportedly went around the atepped truck and hit the left front aid# r f the Dodge piiek-up. Thar# ware no casual!Mei although the driver of the track waa “ ihaken up a bit” . The Buiek than traveled about air or eight fact and hit a tele­ phone pole. Chargee of Improper patting w an made againat tha driver ed the Buiek. Dwaaagao ware eetlmated at ■bout 1*00 for tha Dodge pickup and a total k u i to the Buiek. tayantignttaf officer* w a r * Ftint. Cart WflHwma and Deputy H. L. Eubank* ed the shsriff's M M hhiiii Wage Gels Roadblocked As Uwmakers Feud VUR1NG1DN (Ik-Only ienate■ m m agnamant on an effective data hoed Is to# way today of Anal eengreaatenal approval of a $l-ta-heur federal minimum wage. TIN Sousa yasterday overrode, UBdIS. Praaidant Elaanhowsr's requart lor a limit ad 50 eenU an kour and by • top-heavy W -M vote approved the higher wage Boor for mead workers tn Inter­ state aommerte. The praaaat mini- mum la f» eant*. Tha Ba&ate, vfctak prartoualy had approved tha aama tt flgura, had voted to make It affective next Jan. l. Tha Uoum voted for March 1. The B oom sent Ks bill 1m mediately to eesterau* with tiu Senate far a eompromia* on the date. Yeaterday’a R oom action cli aaaad two days of debate la which supporter* ad tha admlntrtratwo'a ■heart tap limit predicted a new teflatkaary s p i r a l wenid be touched off if a higher pep Bgure waa eaactad. Secretary Of Navy Foresees More Subs CROTON, Ooaa. W -Secretary Chariea Thomas astd today the Ravy, with eight atomie aubmarinaa already authoriaad, hope* to build many ether* "in rapid m m i g g thereafter.*' Hia remarks w a n prepared for U sashing care monies ter tha sae> and gudasr-powand Mb, tha Baawaft, A abort dlataace away, aa U la emphasise the growing spaed of tha trogrsm, workman prepared to lay tta kart ter a third duriag Cm u y . The first was tha Nautilus. GENEVA IT — Russia and the Weitern power* reicbed sub­ stantial agreement today on plane for continuing discussions of Gcr mia unification *nd European secunty after the lummit confer­ ence. The foreign ministers m«t this morning for almost two hour* and reportedly pul the program in shape Then they arranged * special meeting of their head* of gov­ ernment to lubmit it for approval. There was no immediate infor­ mation aa to details of the plan, but Western sources disclosed they hoped for a meeting of the four foreign minuter* in Geneva tn Oc­ tober to t*k* up Qi« two key prob­ lem*. Thl* would allow three montha for the expert* of tha fourcountrice to itudy all the proposal* made at the summit meeting. The Western power* also would h*ve a chance to observe the outcome of the vUit of West German Chan­ cellor Adenauer to Moscow. The head* of government* — President Eisenhower, Soviet Pre­ mier Bulganin, British Prime Min liter Eden end French Premier Faura — planned to take up the disarmament question after dis­ posing of the arrangement* on Germany and itcurity. The only official announcement on the foreign miniater'a discusliona wai a brief communique. Loyally Of Taylor Found By Papers WASHINGTON (A-The Wash ington Foat and lim it Herald said today a U.S. security board hat found "reasonable doubt" of the loyalty to this country of William Henry Taylor,' an official of the International Mooatii? Fund. Tha paper said the finding wai made after a bearing by tha Inter­ national Organisations Employe* Loyalty Board, Because the IMP 1* an International body not under U.8. government c o n t r o l , the board's finding waa an "advisory recommendation." The agenry it­ self must determine what action, if any, to take. "The board ia convinced." tha paper quoted ita opinion, "that the employe (Taylor) hia engaged In aapionage and aubvartive ability against tha United State* . . . and that ha wai and possibly stiU i* an adherent to the Communist ideology.'' Ronald 8. Garner of East 8am lnole Blvd., Sanford, ha* been ac­ cepted as a pre-registrant in the 1955-56 freshman class at th* Uni­ versity of Miami School of Medi etna. according to announcement by Dr. Homer Marsh, Dean. He previously attended the University of Alabama. He will be among the 75 Florida resident*, accepted from 190 appli­ cants. This freshman d m , repre­ senting 25 counties, it the largest accepted in the three year history of tha University of Miami School of Medicine, which opened Sep­ tember 22. 1952. The totel four year student body now numbers 200. Tb# .first permanent unit of the school, a three-story air conditioned nut-patlanl building at Jackson Memorial Hospital. Miami, was dc. dicatad tn ceremtmiei last Sunday (July IT.) Junior and senior medi­ cal student* will receive a large portion of their clinical experleare at Uda facility. Bible School Sets Closing Exercises dosing exercises for the Church action this year to approving four addittaaal atomlertrtvmi suhma- of God Dally Vacation Bibla School will ha held tomorrow night at T:4I liaeg a rt added; T h is mesas that this fiscal year ■ m. Award* will b« presented to out(ha M an will have rtg U m je a r ■leading students, aad to all who sad. ia rapid hav* perfect attendance records. D m program will feature the theme, "Sailing With Christ." and will ho d im tad by Mr*. Doeald Whittaa aad Mr*. Bruce Groan. A display of handler* ft work by how m the children will bo i k o n , th# R*v. Harry Haodenoo, pastor, said. K I Announces U Q IT JET TO M * ■AOEBSTOWN. Md. tiu. FairA M AJk m i Division has an---------1 flans I* build a tight jet outtabta a* aa executive ter Industrial companies. Uty slid tha fcir-jat carry a crow rt two W m m m m irn ' CcariiersbV* cloudiness today *nd tonight hereminc pirtly cloudy Friday; scattered showers south* riot ffitt. r| * Nov 137 Associated Press Leased Wire Schumacher Chosen For Farmers Group MUSIC AND FUN — Thess local band student*. nvnibcM ot the ScminoV IticH School Rind at* at­ tending th* summer band esmo which Is condurtel each year at the University of Miami in Coral Gables. Left to right, front row. *r# Jovre Milam. Patsv Haucht. who graduated Ibis year, and Grace Duggar. Standing left to right, are Bob ReeU- Jr. and Joe Fisher. ★ ★ ★ All’ AroundSlate Presented SHS Band M embers Five members of th* Seminole High School bind are combining sunshine and expert band instruc­ tion at tha Summer Band Camp of the University of Miami In Coral Gables. This camp ia an annual affair and SHS band director, Er­ nest Cowlsy, is now serving bis third year as an Instructor there for tha five weeks period. High school bend students from seven states are receiving five weeka of Intense musical instruc­ tion along with a full ichedule of beach parties, free moviea and tickets to the Pop Concerts of the University of Miami Symphony Orchestra every Sunday night. Director of th* Band Camp ia Fred McCall, University of Miami bandmaiter, and honorary director and advisor li Henry Fillmore, known aQ over Urn country tor his marches. The students have played under the batons of Morton Gould and Le­ roy Anderson, as well aa Fillmore. The camp will end July 22. Students attending from Semi­ nole County ara Misa Joyce Milam, Miss Palsy llaught, a 1953 gradu­ ate, Miss Graca nuggar, Jo* Tub­ er, and Bob Reely Jr. AMES, Iowa (A—Twalv# Impor­ tant Ruaaian Communists start today a two-day fours* at one of tha l e a d i n g U.S. agricultural schools. Their subject — techni­ ques and technology of capitalist farming. Tha school—Iowa State College. Tha dosan visiting Soviet agri­ cultural dl gait* Has eut quit# a swalh stron Ihe state of Iowa tn thair initial three-day Journeying* through neb e o n country and also stopped to taapaet Individual farms. They gdl a glimpse of fowl ns and Iowa farming, and Iowa farm­ ers got a peak at tha Russian visi­ tors. But hr today aad tomorrow Uw program ia rather different. Tha Ruaaians are to b* given a general picture of the activities of ao Amercan agricultural school and more important tha chance to indulge thair ipectfie curiosity in particular subject*. Shine Still Found North Of Chuluota 240 Gallon Daily Output Estimated By Five Officials Conducting Raid Sheriff's deputies •and stale beverage agents dumped 1.900 gallons of fermented mash and chopped up equipment yesterday when they uncovered a stilt deep tn Ihe woods shout two miles north of Chuluota, Making th* raid were Sheriff J. L Hobby, Deputies Morgan McClelland, Qllii Owen, State Effective April 30, 1956, D. C. Beverage Supervisors William L Spivey was granted an annuity Wive and W. A. Ansley, The discovery of ihe Mill solvrtl by lbs Railroad Retirement board. a theft of 1.000 gallon sfrtl oil He entered th* service of Atlan­ drums from the MarAsphalt tic Coast Lin* Raiirned Co. on plant near Wagner several month* July 19, 1922, as ■ laborer and I j j o was later transferred to rar reUsed as a boiler was a kero­ palrer helper, then to ear repairer. sene lank which rested on its A i th* elta* of «ha dey'e wwrta) »«• cn *u * L r *}Jl l*k(n !rom the nearby Florida East Coast Monday co-wotkeri In the rar Hallway which is now abandondepartment presented S p i v e y •A Its capacity was estimated at with a Waltham watch. The pre­ MO gallons, sentation was made by general Of tin.ils slated that they thought foreman L. M. Cornell who Ma­ tha (till could produce Jin gelted that Spivey's rerord was ions of moonshine daily which rlrar and that tv regretted los­ would result in a tax Inis of ing such an employe from ihe *1,500 or more. The newest dis­ service of the compeny a* well covery was said to be only slight­ ly smaller than the one found in as from personal association. The retiring railroad man March, 1951, near Wagner which makes hi* home In Ranfnrd with was estimated to turn nut 264 his family at 1015 W. Third St. gallons a day and declared the largest to be disrovcird in this County in 10 yvkrs, The live officers were hiding behind the still at dsy break as they watched two men apptnarh, The equipment was ill set up for a day's work. However, tha men apparently sensed danger and Have you ever gotten a ‘ hot made their getaway before they seat" without wanting one? Well could be captured Mrs. Belle Grantham, who works for County Agent C. R Daw von and ASC County Committee as secretary, almost did. Mrs. Grantham rides to DeLsnd every Bight on a Gres hound Piggy the b**r w*s transfer­ to her horn*. A few day* ago she had Just taken a seat behind the red this morning from her old driver and had settlrd hark to rag* tn th* new on* that has Just enjoy the ride. Just passing tire been eompteled. Peggy la blind and must lenn lakefrant where tha bum s turn there eras a ery from two Orfsn- to feel her way around th* rag* do college girls and a gaip from and know it inch by inch. When her friend. Under tha seat, where first entering the rax* this morn­ tha was sitting, was pouring out ing sh* fell into the pnnl and black smoke. "I didn't fed a bumped Into the hers but found thing," tha commented. her w*y Into th* d*n without a A shortsge in tha linee some­ misplace. Th* n*w cage, tor which plans where had caused sparks and there was no damaga to the r*s- were drawn up by Mrs. Arnold sengers or the bus. "My first Hood, rno keeper, has a ewimthough*, was, the gasolinr lank'1 ming pool, all ronrret* floor, a she said. "But qf course I lesm- den and a shower which may b* ed later that it was In the back." turned on at any time It is Tha passengers got off and took roomier and clraner thin th* old tha bus directly behind them. on*. Railroad Workers Present New Watch To D. C. Spivey Mrs. B. Grantham Tells O f 'Hot Seat' On Greyhound Bus Peggy Is Settled In New Quarters at* • It •i Shot Fired A t Pasha In French Morocco 12 Soviets Begin Two-Day Course Ronald S. Garner On U. S. Farming Accepted By UofM School O f Medicine .C >1 •I B u lle t Misses Chief ■» V*. Ill !i it «’i . a*d* R'tlliam P Chapman whose term on ihe Ihrce-memher rommlttfe rvpiicd this vear. r, Sihumarher operates a large r * Ri s *■-* -hoi sen fired ta t. trurk fawn and hs» a l«rj hackground of surce-sfiil firming *\- French Moroiro today st tha nrnenc* in 5-nmnol* County H* pn'ifibil old pro French Pas.il of formerly if-ved op* term a* a MsrraVrch. Tlianti cl Gtaou!. Th* Frro'h rp ’ M A;enr7 said thn FHA commitli*m«n I hut'ei m:»r*d a"d esly the inter­ Th* oth*r two member* of ihe vention of Freneh police prevented committee are Ci«l«r •’> Hsrt of •he Berber ch’eftitn—m hit Ms— Geneva and William II Right of from shooting bark S'anford, bo b turree«ful (aimers The litasslna'lon attempt and tong lima residents of Semin­ turted durir.! general excitement ole County. occasioned bv the firs* visit to There is a Farmers Horn* Ad­ Marrakech of France s new rejL NEW YORK Two masked ministration county committee in dent general in French Morocco, desperadoes held up an outbound every sgriciiltura! county' in thp Gilbert Grandval. country. Th* rommitte* deter­ Elsewhere in the city of 2fi0,fl00, mail-express train last night as it mines Ih* eligibility of applicants Moroccan polir* kilted two nation­ stopped briefly in an open cut be­ low the Manhattan street level and helps ihe county supervisor alist demonstrators in a crowd adapt the agency'a loan policies which set fire to a tobacco shop. near the Hudson Riser shore. and service* to fbcal conditions. Tli* French Press Agency gam As in a Wild West movie Each member is named for a scenario, they bound and gagged tin re.year term, and one appoint­ this account of Uie shooting attempt a mail clerk and dumped eight ment expires each year. A mem­ on the pasha: El Glaom had fust left Grandval mall sack* on the tracks. Then ber completing bis three-year they disappeared into the night term cannot succeed himself. At at on* of the Pasha's palaces and was being driven away alone in a with the bags. trait two of tha members must big black sedan. Suddenly demon­ 1’olics said today Die hags con­ L« farmers strators blocked ths street and on* tained worthless canceled checks, Tha Firmer* llonia Adminis­ shot rang out. each bag insured st |N>. tration makes loans tn farmeis tn Th* fiery old man frehb«d * The bandits apparently jumped buy, improve, enlarge, or oper­ on Ihe 11-car New York Central ate efficient family-typ* farm*. repeating rarbin* h* had witii Iraln w|wn it stopped for Inspec­ It also lends money to farmers him, climbed out of tb* ear and raise! Ih* gun to shoot. Frencli tion of Its ,ilr brakes. or fheir nonprofit aVsncialinns to ■police slopped him from firing and An interstate alarm was flashed establish and carry on approved Moroccan police then bred on tiro for two men described as In their soil and water eon*ervation prac­ demonstrators, injuring several. 20'* and wearing dark suit* and tices. Purposes include eslabllfhbats. Both were armed. The FBI ing and improving p«rman*nl joined In the hunt/ ynturcr, terracing, soli eropion "They were brar.rn and rlrvrr," prertires, and many other eonsaid Deputy Polire Csur.ir!**loner \s*rvalinn measures, as well as James Kennedy. "Tliey knew **. irrigation and farmstead water improvements Mod of the soil silly what tliey were doing." and water conservation loan* ami loans to buy, Improve, or enlaig* terms »r* mail* from funds ad­ vanced by private lenders and in­ jured by lb* agenry. WASHINGTON Cri-Rep. Pare* man (D-Lt) accused foreign aid nffirisls yesterday of giving mis* information to icnstors and said, "W* will demand they either ratract, wl.st they told th* Senit* or . . . h* di&rhirged." U no refract inn Is forthcoming, WASHINGTON un-Th* head of COLirMRUR. Ohio tfv-Tho dirk ha said, ba will seek to htva all th* Atomie Energy Commission gray walls of Ohio Penitentiary foreign *!d funds bcM up for' an says cuts in th* agenrv's budget hrM s new prisoner today. inquiry into *'1*1* who!# mere." voted by Congress would force a H* u n n 't anybody special as PiMirnn b*id« * House Approilow down in the production of far a* prison sutliotiti** were con­ pi itiom subrommittee which eut weapons mitariats. cerned. Just another number—99,. ATT million dollars from new for­ Th* Senate-House Atomic Energy gce\—with gray pn*on pants, blue eign lid fund*. Committee has promised tn seek and white striped shirt and a rap P m m i n sstd ia in interview an added tnl million dollar* for But there was something shout foreign aid offieiils had murepr*. the AEC. Other legislator* said the this prisoner—Dr. Samuel H Shep­ v-nted to the Rrost* committee AEC money bill, already enacted pard—something that attracted a tint Rep Titvr (R-NY) hid given into law, was inadvertently re- hord* of newsmen and a icore of his unction to their action in re­ dured more then was intended. other perrons when he arrived at serving money voted m prenoua Tha Senate appropriations Com­ the penitentiary yesterday after­ ye»rs. mittee, considering a miscellaneous noon. "I never approved such a thing,* Now eomes th* waiting—at least •aid Taber, tenior Republican on money bill to which new atomic funds can he added, hrard a plea JO vears—before Sheppard will be the ll/wire Appropriations CommiK for such action yesterday from eligible for patois on hi * vneofid- ion. “ ft la a irinkmg mess," AEC Chairman Lewis L Strauss. degree murder eonvletion Ho will Strauss said th* original cuts spend the first 10 days at the pen­ would “ torre ui to rut programs itentiary in a quarantine wars! . . . primarily . . . Die production where he will be given teats to of weapons materials and the de­ determine what work he U best velopment of reactors for both suited for. military and civilian i s m .” Henry J. fohumirher, Kt. 2. Sanford is the nrv member of th* Srimnote County Committee for tne Farmer* Home Administra­ tion His appointment berime ef­ fective July t, 1953, Curtis J, Gieen, the agency's county super- I s-uor snnrmnrr-) Srhuni.ilt ; Lender Is Held From Firing Uuck Masked Bandits Hold Up Mail Train At Manhattan Slop AEC Official Says Budget Cuts Force Slowdown Passman Accuses Foreign Aid Heads Of Misinformation Same Old Uniform Something Special Drawing Attention 'I Led Three Lives' In Sanford Library Second Nuclear Sub Launched By Navy GROTON, Conn. IW—Th* Navy, WORK GOING FART rarmc to kevp supremacy over Robert Kelly announced today Ftu ia in tiia mains of undersea that eight to It) sewer taps are "I Led Three Llv*s" by Her­ . -earfait. Lunches its second nu* Icing made per dsy. At this rat* It is estimated that in 10 more bert A. Philbrirk, rttlren. Om- cltir submarina, Ih# Seawoif, to* days Ih* men will b* caught up. munlit, Counter spy, hit jnri been |day and l*)s the krrl for a third, dhtamed by the Sinford Public F.ight atomic powered aubs hav# Library. ln'»n , jiiihomrd. This u in exciting inside story The first A s u b m a r I n e, tfcn of Communism in the USA told Nautilus, was hutit here at tiro by an Ameriran patriot who was >atds of the Ekulric Boat Division and rrafli are supervised by Mm for nine years a counterspy for of General Dinamic* Corp, where Gall Bitting and Mis* Margaret the F. B. I, and repotted every­ the Scawolf and th* third boat Malloy. Hera the children have thing as It happened. are building. Th* Nautilus was made and used such favorites as The pnvcrnmenl's ease againvt commissioned six months ago and colored felt beanies, leather com ihe eleven top communists was now has Hiouunds of mile* of purses for their wrists, puppet largely based on evidence sup­ operation, hundreds of dives and boxes, paper sculpture, and model­ plied by Philbrirk, who was chief a long rruiro to the Caribbean on ing clay. witness agilmt them at th* trial her tog Attendance Is good in all groups, brtora Judge Medina. Extern ally. Ihe Scawolf will look A total of 329 have registered in much like the Nauttiui, but with Ihe younger age group (6-11) A s somewhat tloeker hull. Official ronserviliie daily average atten­ statistics nn the Scawolf show her dance of youngsters and teenagers to he shout 3.000 Ion* displacement is 225. Participations per week of 339 feet long, with * 27-foot beam. all youngsters in all activities aver­ age from 2,Don to 2.500. Mrs. Alexandre Vaughan, 101 Christensen has planned tor Aug W. 20th St., Ranfoid. recently NEW PARK FORMED I. the last day'rt recreation, to be won a Sterling Stiver Honor Em­ City Mansger knnwlss ar.nnun* a big day. A picnic will bo hsld blem by Tb* Reader’s Digest, In c*d that on 24th Bt. and Sum* at tha Scout Camp site an Silver recognition of outstanding sarvlre marlin Ava. th* dapartmsnta am Lake to which all age group* and ai a subscription reprassntativa working on an eld pond and hav* their parrnta ara Invited. Games of ths magisin*. succeeded in making a nka park will ba ths order of theraorning Sterling Stiver Honor Emblems area. Eventually shrubbery aad and after luneh a hug* dance u are awarded to only ona la evsry walkways will ba put ia so th* being planned at th* Orate, aad fifty Digest Rsprsssnttrives, so children will hav# a place to »'* tha bop* li to t o t a band tor this Mrs. Vaughan’* achiavsmaut In tag and mothers Sake tort gala overt. noteworthy. drag fag a walk. * (* i '» ^ Summer Recreation Program Big Success ■Y MARGARET MALLOY Sponsored jointly by Ih* city and the County Board of Public Initructioii, Ihe summer recrea­ tion program began with regis­ tration on Juno IS under th* direction' of E. W. Christensen. Th* actiyitlaa are planned for tlwao two Ierg* groups: th* younger children aga* six through 11 and th* older children aga* 12 through If. Varied activities have been planned to Include thete and other groups. Bora* ara th* City Wida Tennis Tour­ nament, the City Softball Lea­ gue, managed by Howard Gordae and a FUhiag Contest epea to angler* ate through 18. Th* teenager* follow this sche­ dule In the nfteraoens: Monday and Wednesday they play tennis; Tusaday howling with Gordie i Thursday and Friday, water ski* lag m lab * Mary. In addition the High fichoel Oym i* span aa under tha supervision nf Fred Ganas who also teaches tennia and «ral*r skiing. For thoaa with lass active interests th* High School Library is open Mei’Hay through Thursday morninra. Misa Edna Chittenden, a vary helpful librarian, has ■ book binding and repair aessiun with the young­ sters on Friday morning. Tha Celery Crate is op*n for the teenagara to drop in on Monday and Wednesday evenings. On Tuesday and Thursday they re­ ceive dancing lessons from an Arthur Murray instructor. Every Friday an organised danr* ia held from T.until 11 p. m. Mu* Groa Nuanalty help* supervise these The younger group fellows this schedulet every Monday thsy s*e a movie at the High School; Tues­ day through Friday they ara m the lakrtnet playground from t until lltd t a-a*. Haro they a n dlgroup* accord­ ing to age which ara the 9 and 7’s, the 9 and B's, and th* 10 ami 11'*. Ths groups are given an hour each of direcletf play, swim­ ming, and art* and crafts. Ona hour weakly each group goes bowling. On th* playground such sports as volleyball, softball, and bas­ ketball ara popular wilh th* oldar ones while games are fav­ ored by Ihe youngest. Miss Caro. Una Mclnnfs and Miss Peggy Wil­ son direct their play activities. In tha awimmtng pool all children are given instructions and rareful supervision by Mias Behe Btsbee. At least 31 have paised the Red Cross beginner* swimming test to date la the two older groups. The youngest spent the first few weeks getting adjusted to tha water and now they are also receiving instruc­ tions. They are expected to be able to awim tha width rt the pool by the eed rt the program. Down «t th* Lula boms to* aria Mrs. A. 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