16 10 208 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/5f32c8c707ce56b1a926c6ef7d445180.pdf 3859d341206decfda3fecb8747315418 PDF Text Text } r a g * ft Radio T up*. M a r 17. 1955 T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D tilt t 1 > 1 J Calendar TUESDAY Th# American Horn* Depart want of the .Sanford Woman'* Club will hava a corered diah •upper with brldg* and canasta following at the club hou»», >iay 17 at 7 p. m. The Gingham Do**, winner* in the attendance c/mteft, will ba gn*sta. The Calico Cata will furnish the food. The ho»te»ic i for the oeeation will ba Mr». G. A. Sweeney, lira. Roger Harrii, Mr*. Willard O. Brinson, Mrs. Irvin Feinbcrg and Mra. W. Colin Hire*. Tho Reriral Servieea at the El* der Springs Baptist Chapel will begin at 8 p. m. Tha First Baptist Intermediate Eoyal Ambassador* will meet at the church at 7 p. m. Tha First Baplift Cencordeholr Will bold rehears*! at 6:30 p. m. Tha Seminole County Children'* Committee will meet at tho Court Hour* at 4 p. m. Member* are urged to he present. Th* Fidellt Clast of tha Firit Baptist Church will meet with Mr*. Verne M»»*eng*r, 137 N. Elliott, at 8 p. m., with Mr.*. Vir­ gin Pratt, chairman, in charge. W EDNESDAY Tha Civic Dep*rtment of the Sanford Woman'* Club will have a meeting at 12:30 pm. with a covered di»h luncheon to be held. Hoiteisci will he Mr*. Francl* Boll. MU* Adelaide Conte, MU* Alice B. Cooper, *nd Mm Lfli* Campbell Sponsor 1* Mr*. B. B. Crumley while tho program will b* “ Woman'* Responsibility In Saturday night at the USO a real treat was in ator* for every­ one who attended the May Day Building C h r l a t i a n Homes’’ . dance. Due to unforeseen circum­ Speaker is Mra. Grady Herman. stances the formal dance was not Revival Servieea at tha Elder held but the boys, with the help Spring* Baptist Chapal will boof Mrs. S. O'Neil, district repre­ gin at 8 p. m. Tha First Bsptist Junior J. A.’s sentative, “ rigged’’ up two loud (11 and 12 yr.) will meat at 3:30 |speakers and a phonograph along with an “ acting’’ disk Jockey and p. m. everyone had some “ real fun.” Prayer Meeting at the First Mirs Tat Cassuhe • and Mary Baptist Church will begin at 7:30 acting Jun­ p. m. in tha Memorial Educational Ann Mlchela were ior hostesses and the Pilot Club building. The First Baptist Sunday School served as senior hostess. Tomorrow night a “ Juke Box Cabinet meeting will follow th* Dance'.’ will be held with senior Prayer Meeting service. Tha Brownlee Bible Class of hostesses coming from the San­ the First Presbyterian Church ford Garden Club. The Misses will hava Its annual “ Corn Boll” Claire and Lucilla Normand will event at 7 p. m., in the home of ba in charge. Mr. and Mra. Joe Garrett in Jew­ ett's Lane. THURSDAY The First Baptist Junior O. A.’s (0 and 10 yr.) will meet at 2:30 p. m. The First Baptist Intermediate G. A.'s will meet at 4 p. m. The Misses Sonia airt Sandr* Th# First Baptist Junior Royal Monforion, graduating r e n l o r s , Ambassadors will meet at 7 n. m- were honored Saturday with a The Men’s Brotherhood or tho “ Cola and Chatter Party" at the First Baptist Church will meet home of Mrs. C. L. Redding from for ita supper and program meet­ M a m. to 12 p m. ing at 7 p. m. Ve'Jow day lilies carried out a Revival Sendee* at the Elder spring theme and were used as the Springs Baptist Chapel will be­ centerpiece for th# refreshment gin at 8 p. m. table which held cookies, olives, Dick lloltaclaw, known profes­ sionally as Richard Wentworth, potato rhipa, chccaa, crackers.and soft drinks. will appear In concert at th* Se­ «lrs. Redding was assisted hy her minole High School auditorium at 8 o'clock under th# auspice* daughter Harriett who presented the honorees with a gift. of the Sanford Shrino Club. Thoso Invited were Miss Betty Seminole Chapter No. 2 of tho OES will mret at 8 p. m. at tho Bryan, Miss Marilyn Calhoun, Miss Shirley Wall. Miss Shirley Tyre. Masonic llsll. Miss Barbee Brown, Miss Minnie FRIDAY Th# Revival Sendees at tha E1- Lee Metis, Miss Mary Ann Roxton, dcr Springs Baptist Chapel will Mra. Jamci Wade, Mias Mariaanne Strickland, Mill Caye Stubbegin at 8 p. m. bins, Mist Terrellc Jean Nelson, Mist Jean Wilke, Mlaa Joan Wilke, Miss Colleen Engebre’ on, Misi Helen Alexander, Misi Jean Ken­ nedy Mlsa Minerva Smith, tad the honoree'a mother Mra. E. A. MonBrewmle Scout Troop No 2 re­ (orton. cently enjoyed a theatre parly and Ice cream treat as an honor tor selling the most cookies among the Brownie Troops during the recent Girl Scout Cookie Sale. “ We wish to thank all those who purchased our cookies to help make our aale such a won­ derful aucceai," atated Mra. L. A. The Hemerocallis Circle of tha Olson, leader. Mra. Dorothy But­ Sanford Garden Club met Tliuraler, co-leader, aiaiited with the day at 6:80 p. m. In the heme of party. Mra. Be* Newsom* on W. Ninth Street with Mra. J. J. Catea •• cohoataaa. A aupper was held outride In tha garden with potted planti bearing hibiscus balng used •• de­ corations. After th* supper a meeting was held In which Mrs. Donald Fletcher, chairman, handed in her resignation and Mra. Irving Falnb-rg wai elected chairman for tha next year. Mra. M. B. Smith, sec­ retary, handed over her office to Mrs. J. Botard, who will hold tha |>o*t for two years. This was tha last meeting of tha year. Those present were Mra. F. B. Mr. and*Mra. Lawrence Pirrc Adams, Mra M. E. Baker, Mrs. of 428 Summerlin Are., announce D. E. Brubaker, Mrs. J. J. Catea, tha birth of an B lb. 11 os. aon, tha Misses Edna and Laura Chit­ George Jerome, bom May 18 In tenden and Mra. J. Chittenden, tha Fernald Laughton Memorial Mra. D. H. Fletcher, Mra. R. T. Hospital. Hunt, Mrs. C. E. Hunter, Mra. C. Sandra , Sonja Monf orton Feted Newspaper Theme Will Be Presented A t Junior Recital Brownie Scouts The annual Junior Itadtal of the Duxbury Sehool of Din-lng will be Honored A t Party •: preiented Fdd»y. M»y 20, I p.m. at the Southside Primary School.. The theme I* centered around various aection* of a newspaper and la antiUed “ The New* In Dinre." It will present the weather report, Children’* corner, society p*ge. flower nook, comic strip, editorial page, and the sports page. High­ lighting the recital win he Uit pre••station of Cinderella Ballet with aturic by Erie Coates and featur­ ing Sanford'* youngest accompanlet, Mias Allison Lot, at tha piano. Leading rolls will ba danced by Janie White, Cinderella; Joy Dug gar. Prince, Carole Samuel, Fairy Godmother; Pat Rabun Step-molhar; JooeDa Lea and Sylvia Wil Hams, step-ilster*. They will be ably astUted by 40 other dancers to make thU popular fairytale •one to life. Other features of tha recital will ba group and solo numbers In Up, acrobatle, baton, song and dance routines. The entire recital U un­ der tho direction of Doha Dux­ bury with the assistance of Faye Harvey, teacher, Christine Blank •nahlp, accompanist, and Mra. H fl. Duggar, Mrs. 0. R. Smith, and Mrs. W. R. Jennings, seamstresses. There will be no admlsilcu charg­ ed and the public la Invited to attoed this and the Senior Recital which will ba presented Thursday, May M at • p.m. at tha High School Auditorium. Student* appearing in fee Junior le d U l are: Laumcll Johnson Bocky Madden, Vicky Hardin Mary Margaret Reynolds. Mary ■mmerman. Cindy Kennedy, Mar flared Jarrell, Lynn McRoberts Andrea Henley, Cindy Fitzpatrick, Brenda Patterson, Vicky Prnley Debbie McLain, Sharon Ganai Sutanne Faille, Kathy Vogle, Cathy Hauser, Bbearlynn Williams Martha Johnson, Doris Cirlsogj. Adrienne Epstein, Brenda Brant lag, Pam Heriwathar. Pat Harrii, Patty Prescott, Jeri Wheatland, Barby Brown, Mauvoee Pitts, Pa Mata Btaastrom, Susan McCai Date Smith, Louisa Nielsen, • Bacbha a , Busan Stein, Shir­ an Smith, Sue EUla Dyar, Eleanor M O aca, Barbara Anna Williams. OlU feigM B, Vicky White, Patty Jog Tripp, Judy Lavender. Mathteux, Rhode Eptgy Powell, Jill Weat, Baggedy, Anglo Stewart, Otaftr Crocker, Barbara Jaan Martier. Claa Wbaatl.-nd, Judy Mm . Barbara Jaan Lavtn, MariMB B m , Jaaia White, Joy Dug f i r , Carols lamuri. Pat Rabun SnaBa Laa, Sylvia WOUgaa, Dan nag Vodaptch. Last Meeting Held By Hemerocallis At Newsome Home B I R T H S $$ Tri Hi Y Honors Seniors, Mothers With Annual Tea The Tri-Hl-Y of Scmlnolo High School, under the guidance of Milt Rebecca Stevens, honored all Senior firis and all TrI Hi-Y Mo­ thers with a tea recently at tha home of Dr. and Mrs. Harry Woodruff In the form of a gar­ den party. Red rosea,were used aa table decorations and a silver aarvica was alto placed on the table. Sandwiches, decorated green and white cakes, punch and nuts were served. The Junior members of the Tri-Hi-Y were hostesses. Also helping were Mrs. Harry Wood­ ruff, Mrs. G. A. Speir and Mrs. Ernest Cowley. Miss C o l l e a n Engebretson, outgoing president, and Miss Bet­ ty Ann Munson, incoming presi­ dent. greeted guests at the door. Other officers Include Miss Marion Davit, vice president; Mitt Mary Ester Powell, secre­ tary; Mitt Harriett Redding, treasurer; and Mist Olivia Glddeni, chaplain. Miss Stevens, sponsor, also aaalsted. The Tri-Hi-Y la a Christian organisation made up of junior and senior girls to create inter eat and Chriat-llka living through­ out. the home, school and com­ munity. They give the annual freshman “ Little Glrla” party each year along with the football banquet at whieh the Peter Schell trophy ie preiented. H Moat, Mr*. Bee Newsome, Mrs. B. J. Nix, Mrs. Wataon Keel. Mr*. E. J. Routh. Mrs. M. B. Smith, Mra. J. C. Sikea. Mr*. E. L. Vthlen, Mra. B. E. Wiggins, Mrs. Irving Falnbargi Mra. Bob Ben­ nett, Mra. J. Bosardi and the guest Mr*. J. C. Newsome. T-T-T t $$ \ New Senate Probe Closely Resembles 'Five Per Center' WASHINGTON tet-A new Senate investlgiUon reminiscent of the "5 per center" probes conducted during the Truman administration is in the making. Starting Wednesday, tha Senate Investigation* subcommittee will hold publie hearing! in an Inquiry described by Chairman McClellan (D-Avk) over tha weekend as in­ volving “ corruption” In clothing contrai i for tho armed forces. He said the gift of at lent one home freeter had bean disclosed in testimony already taken behind closed doors, but ha added, u!t goes beyond that ta actual cash payments.” Gifts of horns freezers figured in a 1M9 investigation ths sub­ committee mads of influence ped­ dlers and pertohs dealing with the government for private interests for a fee, often 8 per cent. MANSLAUGHTER WARRANT WILL BE BOUGHT DETROIT tel — A manslaughter warrant will be sought against a foster mother In the fatal spanking of a 4 year-old boy, police said yesterday. An autopsy report said the boy, Robert Szabo, died of hemor­ rhages and shock following a “ severs beating” on ths buttocks, forearms and bands. HOLLYWOOD MV- Davy Crock ett, one of America’ s oldest yet newest heroes, came face to face with the amall f r • for the first Ume over the weekend. It was quite an experience for both. Fess Pirker. 8-foot S Texan who plays the hero of the Alamo on television, k m a surprise guest at a -birthday party given by Mr. and Mrs. Red Skelton for their two children, Valentina. 8, and Richard. 7. Mrs. Skelton had invlte-1 Parker. “ It was the only way I could get Red to stay—tell him Davy Crockett was coming,” she said. Parker hadn't been in the house five minutes until Skelton had him autograph a mug upon which was inscribed: “ Davy Crockett’s moun­ tain dew.” The lanky actor came dressed in his Crockett buckskins ‘ and brought along his musket and guitar and hi* sidekick George Russel (Buddy Ebsen). Davy al­ lowed as how it was his first ap­ pearance before a group of youngtins. Mora than 30 kid*, many of them children celebrities, clam­ ored to shake the hand of Parker. "But,” said Skelton, "it waj like ths electric train at Christmas— the kids couldn't get to Crockett because of the parents.” JUNCTION CITY, Kan. LP-A 20 year old heir to $3,401,000 wai killed Sunday when hit car crashed into a bridge IS miles west of Junction City. John W. Baughman II was willed half of his grandfathers estate, ap­ praised at $6,808,060 last Decern bcr. It was to be held in trust until he was 35. Four nieces and a nephew now may share in the $3,400,000. Legal Notice ^OTtCr* TO C O X TfU rTO H * o r n r K o r t iik rtatk road ui:rv%ftTtf»: vr m a i .\ t i : \ % \t»: a m i r o . \ * T R l C TIO\ l*TtOl#IIAR P»atr<t bids win he rtrfllvfed at Tallaha»»#*. Florida. fr*m Quali­ fied routractora until J.Jd p. m. i K S T i on tha 31»t day o f May. 15iS. for ronatructlon o f tha f o l­ lowing projects: fltatr Project, Joh No. 77CJ-1ID. Stala Itoad No 8 - 427-A, Samlnola t’ounty. on 27th f t r i l t South of Sanford httwarn SR 11 and PR 42ft. Work rnn»tsf« o f Itsht •*(•*vatlon: llmai'ock hasa with Tvpa 2 Surfara Tr*.*tm*nt; and Inr.ldan- FO R GRADUATE (p _ » ' mm •aa . . V j f -■ X* •M* •”t T *• e n u .iv i- 'Water Hyacinth' Prisoner Escapes From Broward Jail TH E b lTh* rlaht I* reserved to reject any or all hid* Slate Road Department o f Florida tvilhur E . J o n e e , chairm en Jt F.. L » » l * _ Stata llle h w a y Enxlnear * ->« ■’* ^ n - Si4.wm_satr.il M mm iw M FORT LAUDERDALE (*-John Honegger, who was playing the role of a water hyacinth when he wai captured as a boat thief here last summer, has escaped from the Broward County Jail. Sheriff Amoa Hall reports*! that Honegger, a 26-year-old Miamian, walked out S u n d a y morning while doing some painting in the SU R E TO P L E A S B . . . a food -look ln g apor(shirt fro m ou r jail. collection by N O R RIS C A S U A L , P U R IT A N and J A Y He bad pleaded guilty to the theft of some 30 boats and was SON- Wn specialize in nhlrta fo r Ihn young man • * . knit a ^ awaiting sentence. and fin s cot toon. G IF T W R A P P E D . . . Junt roqneot It. Honegger had a hyacinth tied to his head and was hiding in a patch of tha flowers In a canal when he was arrested. He told police ha had been In the water IS heura. He looked Ilka a prune after tha long Immersion. He described himself as a pro­ fessional diver and said ha wore a akin diver’s autfit with a brpathbig apparatus whila stealing tha Ph. 1222-Jf .106 E . 1st SL boats. ■a T * ' $2.95 - $3.95 and $4.95 Q im . K e & io n (7 M EM S WEAR MEN ANNOUNCING THE OPENING OF Sanford Mattress & Upholstering Co. 501 Celery Ave. • Directly Across Street From Ne-Hi Bottling Co. Sanford, Florida H.G* (Pete) Echols & A .H . Hatcher, Jr. #Box Springs t WE OFFER HIS O r s s n In terlu d e 1:41 Claude H. W o lfe Shoe t o o The Ithyt hm Moor • .no World At alt ( I I Tw-lllabt Bongs • J * •p o rt* B ook • 41 Mu e l r i l P ro g ra m TiO# D r i l l i n g On A Claud t i l l K eening Muela T:l* Kddle Ple her Ti4> Diet ~M~ P er Uu ele Si** Night Edition S i l t United N a t io n s t:S0 i r e D s n c etlm o iota At Haase W lt > M u sts 10:as N ew s _ .... t l -« * L Layman » Coll t o Prayer ai ll.OSYo S le n Off W K D X S I D a T A.M. • I* S ign On 4:01 U r n e n ' i Cell t a P ra y er t <l| D e w a Breaker* S.J* New* W esta ra l i m b e r * * III III New * lit* Seven O'clock O i l T l» N ew s Sport* At A d o n e e 1 : 0# S Ol J ork er'e Choice • l« M orn ing D evotion * • It Morning Melodloo 0 *« World At Nln# t i l l Maelc F o r Ladle* I 10 Hymn Tim * f II For Ladles Only IOi OO Muelo fo r Tou 10 11 1400 Club 10 JO N ew s IO:Ji 1400 Club IIJ O Gem s o f Melody i: o* World At Noun • E D S E I D 4 T P.M, I M S Radio Farm D ig es t IS: ja W ed n esd ay Matin ee I J0 New* I Jt Her Non e R anch S oo World At Three I I I United Nation* Rlory A Propotal Guaranty hi th* amount o f ll.5oo.ee w in b* required. A Propotal a u i r s n t y v o m l i l l r z o f ollh*r a r.r t lfU d check. ca»hMr** chvek. tru»t com pany tr* ». turtr’ t check or hank draft o f any national or slat* bank. In th# amount atated abov*. mad# pay. able to tha Chairman or tho Flat* Road D*partm*nt. mu»t accompany each bid. All check* or draft* than hav* baan l**u*d within <o day# ol tha data for focal v i r « bid*. Cartlflcd chack* ohall hav % tha naca»*ary Stata o f Florida ivl Documentary Stamp* attached. Th# ram* o f th# bidder and th# applicable Project Number *hould ba thown on the chock or draft. All work I* to ba dona In Accordance with Plan*. Speclflcattcns and Special Provision* o f the State Itoad Department Special atten­ tion I* called to •'Notlca to Quailfi.d Contractor*" and any Specie! Provision* contained In the Propoeal Form _ , _ P’ ane and/nr Pronoeal Forma will ba furnlehad to Qualified Con­ tractor* upon application to thta oftic* for tha e u u o f IIJ.OO per eel. E it r a **t» o f plana may l e purchaeed fnr par eat. P l a n . ^ f with or without *P«rl»l lone, may hr pu rcha.fd by fabri­ cators for Itn.re P*r sat. N" r e ­ fund will be med* fo r any o f th* above cnercea for plana and propo - j 1 fotma . . Fronoflal Form* will not r# itcued unlert roquret It received at l e a . t 21 hour* ptlor to opcnln* * ALL TYPES OF MATTRESSES — HOLLYWOOD BEDS MADE TO O R D E R TUESDAY - THRU - THURSDAY « *Foom Rubber • Headboards •Mattresses b Box • Boot Cushions Springs - OUR WE MAKE 9 Discounts on Ports and Labor for Ford Service per1 • * ♦ formed in our shop Tuesday thru Thursday. Specialty ANY SIZE TO Soft wMedium - Herd t This wtokt special is 25% off on spark plugs, > \ • . mufflers, and tail pipes. ’ >LUS Oetnaas, Diana Kicks, Cane1 1 , laola Uttortack, Atkinson, Lyaa Bauman, Patera, Vicky Eubaaka, DaMaria Step* ' DOUBLE-BREASTED ' EF­ FECT gives distinction to a princess* d r e s s of navy crepe from the collection designed by Bcnl Clair*. Tabbed collar and cuffa ar* of pink and white striped Italian cotton. The dress hat Ita own taffeta petticoat. Mr. John hat. TUESDAY r.a Hsws 'Davy' Makes Visit With Small Fry During Weekend fat Mama. T8* t.nrfh !• * IJ mfl*. Heir To Fortune Killed In Wreck ' .....~ ^ " DIRECT FROM FA C TO R Y TO YO U " WE RENOVATE ALL TYPES OF BEDDING - 1 DAY SERVICE Faya 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE - SATISFACTION GUARANTEED PHONE • WE HAVE A LARGE SELECTION OF ANY KIND OF MATERIAL 1121 RE UPHOLSTERING • VW Pro* Be Uw U* Oh D f YOUR HOUR, W ITH MO OM LGATIONS! Mattress A Upholstering Co. Banted. Fla. . • V, c k _______ i_______ ._______________ _ \ 4r*‘.- ‘ wafv.rsS V.'. r �1 WeaTFer Shop and Save In Sanford S T Im # a ttfn rfr • VOUTMB X L V I Efttnbttnlied IM S Love, Understanding W anted By According To Judge If you want to keep your child from hecotninjr n juve­ nile delinquent, give him or her plenty of love and under­ standingThat’s the advice of County Judge E r n e at Housholdcr, whose dual role as juvenile judge makes it necessary for him to decide scores of dif­ COUNTY JUDGE ERNEST HOUSHOLDER B ad T o Juvenile Delinquency DeBary Methodists Strolling Have Organization In Sonfonl Mr*. t, C Mitchell, principal at •Mtkslda Primary School, arjes Nut ail parents briny children "Vha ntart la school In Southilde nr Plan Crtil next year lor re* ■Utrattoo at her school before the and of May. **Maay have .taraed ant," she said, “ but there •ra still quite a few wao aaven't." s o * Word bai been received that Wnnwia Andarson, son of Mr. and Mrs. 0. H. Anderson, has been chosen as assistant drum major r the Florida State University ud. Out of some SO person's trying out Ronnie is a Freshman at the college and this la the first time that an assistant drum major has bean ehosen. « Cub Scouts Visit 'Sanford Herald Nlna Cub Scouts of Den num* ir seven, Cub Pack 34 visited Die Sanford Herald yesterday aftaraoca and watched with inter* aat the process of getting out the por. They aaw the automatte otype la operation receiving perforated streamer* of paper tape which resembled the oldttme player piano rolls; they saw the forms being prepared for the ms4rlx which, wbea covered with ^ o t lead, formed a cylinder ol type that took tta proper place, page by page, an the fast moving rotary press that turned out the finished paper. All in ell, It was an experience that the following rubbers will not soon forget: Ceri Atkinson. Don and Gary Breckenridge, Ro­ bert Brooks. Hutlan Grier, David Milltr. Clark Mdrray, Dm RichJhrds and J. C. Singletary. Den afother, Mrs. Gus Miller was the chaperone. t K Sources Soy Reds Will Close Offices VIENNA, Austria IP - Russia 4 ppanat)y is act going to wait for ratiflcattoo of Urn Austrian state t r e a ty to begin withdrawing It* oc­ cupation troops. Austrian sources oay Soviet commanders in several towns ban notified polka that thok headquarters wffl bo dosed In a day or two. A DA. Army p ot o m t t yesterday that no order* b a n ‘ id to move out American to advance of ratification, does not vcturJly go into to n ficult problems involving Scnnnolo County youngsters. Judge Housholder earlier this year made a speaking tour of county si hoots, during which he explained hi* juvenile program and familiarised students with juvenile court procedure. He now is planning a more extensive tour. Judge Housholder said he did not feel that the problems of juvenile delinquency “ are increasing in our county except as they might be compared with increased populatlon." “ Our program Is working well," he said today, “ except in a few cases where parents are mota de­ linquent than children. In euch cases ws gst very little help." Although metropolitan news­ papers constantly scream of In­ creasing J u v e n i l e dellnquency, Judge Housholder said he did not feel that the problem* of Juvenile delinguency “ are Increasing in our county except as they might bo compared with increased popula­ tion." Judge Houshotder said children Dttween the age* of 14 and 17 are usually thoia who commit acta “ that would be criminal if com­ mitted by adults." Children from 10 to 14 usually art only abrentesa from school or are guilty of other Infraction* of the law, he said. "During th* p * » t several months," Judga Housholder con­ tinued, “ special attention has been given to truancy from school, and w* have made marvelous progress m th* situation." Judge Housholder said it "would n# Impossible to say" what sautes delinquency. “ For instance," he said, “ during the past four weeka, I have had some 12 or 13 white boyi before me. They were from 14 to 17 yeare of age. Some were charged with larcency, soms with taking peo­ ple's automobiles and using them, some with destroying public pro­ perty, such as breaking out win­ dows, and some with other Infrac­ tions of the law. “ Talks with them did not dis­ close what brought about tha vio­ lations. Talks with their parents and Investigations of their horn* life disclosed they were children who were being raised in the normal American way by good parents who had s desire to do Organising Ceremonlea were held for the DeBary Methodist Church Sunday, 4 p. m. Dr. Paul Fletcher, District Superintendent of the Orlando District of the Methodist Church gave the organising speech end a full church worship was carried out. Minister will be the Rev. Leslie E. Lewis, • LL Commander at the Sanford Naval Auxiliary Air Station. The 25 charter members of the church include: Mrs. Adam Muller, Mr. and Sire. F, H. Denning, Sir. and Mrs. Harry Krug, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald J. Neyar, Mr*. Ethel P. Woods, bliss Beatrice Woods, (Contisaod Os Fags Two) Mr. and Mrs. Harold Coffin. Alfred If. Smith, Miss Elsi# RIFLE SHOTS BLAMED Faron, Miss Jean Faron, Miss ON BOAT OPERATOR Eltla Alfred, J. C. Shephard, Col. PORT HURON, Midi. UB-A Ma­ and Mrs. N. N. Snyder. Mr. and Mr*. E. L. Swift, Dr. B D. Wilton- rine City boat livery operator wee brock, Mr. and Mrs. H. F Rose and held at SL Clair County Jail today, accused of firing rifle shots at a tha Rev and Mrs. L. E. Lewis. WIDOW U NURSE MANHASSET, N. Y. UT - Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt Jr., widow of the son of President Theodore Roosevelt, i* to North Shore Hoe* pitel here for genera] nursing the hospital said tonight. Her hueband, a brigadier general, died of Illness to Normandy during World War If. Canadian freighter steaming past his property on the St. Clair River. Floyd B. Warwick, 4S, was one of a number of riverfront re aidants who had complained that waves from list-moving vessels had dam­ aged their property. Warwick denied ha waa tha sniper who fired three shots at the freighter Joha E. F. Mlsner last Thursday. Herold Heckenbach Elected Head O f Children's Committee The Children's Committee of Seminole County, at it'i meeting May IT elected officers for th* coming year. They are: Herold Heckenbach, chairman; th* Rev. H. L. Zimmerman, vice chairman; biarquerite Graham, secretary. *Mrs. Margaret Golt, chairman of the committee which was appoint­ ed to make recommendations for tb* Castle Brewer Kindergarten, gave her report which suggested that same sponsoring organisa­ tion b* contacted, and that this oiganixatlon aet up standard! for operating the nursery, and that the State Welfare department be contacted for commodities for IniKhee. The report also suggest­ ed sources for additional material and supplies. Mrs. John Wilson, Miss Joyce Hetxel. end Mrs. Ma­ bel Brown were other members of the committee. Judge Housholder reported on the newly drafted Juvenile Court bill, reeding parte ef It. The bill la aupplaments! to tb* elder bill whkh is to fere*, and Is Intended ta strengthen the original law. Ha alee spoke ef the fine rela* that hie office has with the eooaty commissioners. During the juvenile councillor visited the farm colony at Gainesville as well as certain parental and detention homes to both DeLand and Or­ lando. Mr*. Harold Applaby gave a re* port on th* Easter seal sale. 11,054 ass collected in Seminole County. A total of 111,000 was taken in in Orange and Scmiaol* combined. Part of this goes to the crippled children's school, Forrest Perk; th* other part ta tha national so­ ciety. She also told the group that In the fall, the Forrest Park school will move to the remodeled Felrvilla School Tha total amount al­ located for the school wee spent in remodeling th* building, and ror.e for furnishing. 8h* mad* tha suggestion that some civic group might like to take as their pro* for the comnig year, th* furnng ef euch a room. Mr*. Graham, Supervisor of Ex­ ceptional Children, reported that Seminole County it tending a bus to Orlando every morning,'and six ef th* children g* to Forreat Perk. A motion to commend (ho Jay. Oao’e ................................... E for their week with It m AN INDEPENDENT R A IL ? NEW SPAPER SANFORD, FLORIDA. Fishing Vessels Conflict SAN DIEGO, Calif. tfu-American fishing vessels today are en­ gaged in a conflict over freedom of the teat. Shots hate been ftred and one man. William Peck, 42, Seattle, Wash., seriously wounded. The conflict it over the claim of Peru, Ecuador and Chile to eovereignty for joo miles off their shores. It Is complicated b\ In­ creasing competition from Japan for the U S. consumer market. The American tt na vessels have extended their range to reach virgin fishing areas south of the Equator. Some hair moved their base of o p e r a t i o n i to South America. Eight vessels flying the U. S. flag have been seiied by Peru and Ecuador. Their owners have been fined a total of more than $W.000 to obtain release of the shipa. The U.S. State Department has protested and Congress has reaf­ firmed this country’s position that the sea's are free beyond three miles from shore. Congress has also authorired re­ imbursement of the tinea from the Federal Treasury and efforla to recover the amounts from the South American countries. Grandmother Doss Enters Guilty Plea In Husband’s Death TULSA, Okla. CW—After pie. ding guilty yesterday lo poisoning hutbam' No. I, Grandma Nannie Doaa admonished her laughter not to worry because “ I'm not worried." Th# surprise plea, entered to District Court attar tha confessed poisoner of four husbands was visited by the daughter, reversed her earlier plea of innocent. The daughter, Mrs. Melvins Hed­ rick, born of Sirs. Doss' first mar­ riage to Charley Bragg, toM e newsman her visit from Lexington, N.C., had nothing to do with her mother's tuddeii derM x: to (ell the court she wai guilty of killing Samuel Doss, M, with ret poison. Mrs. Doss, who had been sched uled for trial next month lor Doss' death last Oct. 10, faces either life in prison or death. Judge Elmer Adams crplained earefuUy, to tha 49-year-old widow the possible punishment he' will decide on May 31. County Atty. J, Howard Edmondson said be would aik for death to the electric chair. Firtlr fJnudv through Tharsdip with ncessinnal showers a n d Ihunhrrslnrm* h e r o m I n t well •i altered In north portion Thurs. dav; littlr change In temper** ilft h ire , high this afternoon t ! U , M W EDNESDAY May IS. 1935 A scw ritiN - ■ ___ ■■ f*r«*t D a ««4 Wlr« __L * J " ---- Incoming Personnel Need Living Space Ike Says Vaccine Job Handled Well School Problem Discussed WASHINGTON hP i— Pres1dent Eisenhower said today Secretary of Welfare Hubby has handled the Salk polio v»i-. Civic Delegates cine program and her job generally in a highly efliiiem man­ nerMeet At Station The President’* statement was made al a news confer­ Civil' iTpiv-it'iiial t\c.~ met ence when he was told Sen. Morse (D-Orn) had deseribed this niiuiiing with Cdr. I*\ I', Mrs. Hobby as guilty of "gross in .Mope, cunimaittliiiR offivt’ i* of competency” in the vaccine pro­ Hip Sniifniil Naval Auxiliary gram. Morse said she ought to be removed from office. Air Station, and (Mr, J, it, Wilson, cxt'culivo officer of Eisenhower said it would he WwSte o: time for him to lake note llio liast'. In discuss tlir new of Morse's accusations. prnblt'm* that will lie faced The President went on to saj will) the vumiug of additional that Mrs. Hobby’s record m the personnel. Outlook Of Growth :l Further Confirmed By Recent Action cabinet has proved out what Ei­ senhower termed the Rood opinion in which she was held during dir war as MAC commander. Those good opinions are (idly justificu, Eisenhower said, adding (hat she has handled her job. in­ cluding the vaccine program, in a highly ellicient manner. Her counsel, Eisenhower said, lias bt-vn eagerly sought. Pensacola Fliers Reported Missing JACKSONVILLE (Jh-Two Navy fliers, one of them the command­ ing officer of a Navy field at Pen­ sacola, were reported miming to­ day following the crash of a Navy jet northwest of her*. Th* Navy identified the occu­ pants aa Capt. Atbert S. Major, rommandinR ofticrr of Sauflcy TieM; amt Lt r iwarr1 Kennedy, also stationed t Ssuflcy, Th# plana, a two-place TV2, took off from the naval air station here lata yestordiy shortly liclore It went down in a swampy area about eight miles north northwest of Baldwin, lt was on a routine flight to Its home base. A Navy rescue squad reached th* crash scene last night and be­ gan acarching to determine the fate' of the two fliers. Hi* jet burned and very little ol tha craft could be found, the Navysaid. MIAMI, Fla., — Florida'* In­ creasingly rapid growHi outlook uiu further con firmed Monday when Florida power A Light Com­ pany'* tumid of dire-tors took nrti«n lo mutriiallv step up d* previou-ly announced recordbreaking construction program. A* * result. A l m,mm kilowatt generator planned for operation in 11157 will be boosted in Kill,(hill kilowatt* capability. And another miniilu|- until wa* niilhomid to be constructed for initial operation In tPf»8. Until of them the most powerful geucralitig noil evet to he installed in Florida will liu located on the Plower east cos'd Either at the site -if the company'* dunla plant or at Port Ecveiglades near Fort Iwiudeidale. Together with a 140,000 kilo­ watt generator nearing completion at Hi* company'* rullrr plant. And an 80.000 kilowatt unit scheduled for completion tu-xl year- The four additions now pto'-Weo wS'l 101/er rmulnielion will boost Ike company * *y*teiu capability by more than 72-per rent From 742.'K)0 kilowatt* to 1,282.00 kihiwutt-. The company's expansion since V.I-U.Iv i* indue live of Florida's rapid grotylh, It- system capabili­ ty then totaled 210.000 kilowatt already three time* «* great, it will lie capable of handling a de­ mand for more than six time* as much energy when tin's* projects are completed. Brother, Sister To Face Charges HEREFORD, England UR — A brother and tiller who w« parted to childhood but later met and married are facing trial on incest charges. Author!tin accuse them of knowing they sere re­ lated when they were wad, At a preliminary hearing yester­ day, a local court ordered Geof­ frey Walter Hughes, M, and his •later Marjoria to stand tda1 June 20. Both ware released M bond without entering any pie, to tha charges. The couple married to ll It. They separated early this ye r when their relationship waa < sdoeed, and the lister store hsi remar­ ried. TA1PF.I, Formosa (A)—National *1*4 Chinese plane* ran Into Red antiaircraft fire from Ihe mainland and from warships while on pa­ trol over Loyuae Hay near the Matou Islands before dawn today, atr fore# headquarters announced. Aa undisclosed number of plane* u*«d radar to bomb the Commu­ nist craft to the darkness, the communique said. Result* were not obrenred. Loyxian Bay to 11 mile* north at th* Matsu Islands which lie close to the Communist coast 120 mft** northwest of Formosa. COLORFUL FUTURE ELMIRA. N.Y. LB-Three-dayaid Marla Asm Green should have a colorful future. She's thi daugh­ ter of Howard and Myrtle Rose Brown Green—o f a n Sunset MOSCOW iJT — Strong order* wenl out today to Soviet farmers to end an “ unbearable" delay in the planting of enrn and gel their quotas in the ground within the next three to five days. The Kremlin command was made public last night only » f'w hour* alter announcement of the U. ft invitation for a delegation of about 10 Smie* farm experts to inspect Iowa fanners' ways with corn amt hogs this summer. The coincidence, however, did not appear by Soviet design. The Moscow and provincial papers have been packet! for the pasl 10 day* with -'enunciations of the farmers' failure to follow through on Cbmmunlst party chief Nikita 3. Khrushchev's demand m Feb­ ruary that vastly more corn be THE HAGUE. Netherlands .f— Hie fir-1 Hutch internment crisis in nearly three tears -u’ nl Queen .luItune searching today for a polit­ ical leader to form a new cabinet. Premier Willem Hires subniilte\1 In- coalition Cabinet's resignation lad night after lo-mg a tote of c.'\indentc in Parliament'* lower chamber .SO IS The sole came on a at eminent hill to race rent reditigs in per rent on about on* ttv.d of IF Hand's rented homes. ilecniisr (he rent Issue is a m ii a point of controversy between the country's two major partie*, II,I- Catholic* ami Hires* l.aborlte*, political circles predicted a long crisis. Each parly has 30 of the list seats in the second chamber. The Igihorites deserted Dices In xt.lr solidly against the rent lull. They said they would agree In it only if wages were raised limultaliriMIsly, Elaborate Plot Is Killed By Tip CAIHO PP—lltix-ia arid her salcllile* have sharply increased rol­ lon purchasing in Egypt. Red Filina may also absorb heavy ton­ nage. To Egyptian cotton men Ihe Communist economic delegate* are friend* In need-even though trading is on a barter basis. Hie main thing in Kygptian eyes I* that the Itrd deals take part of Egypt* backlog out of warehome*. Egypt's newspapers greeted the pros|iertive deals as a new blow against "imperialism " The in­ fluential Al Knhira said: “ to think of exporting Egyptian cotton in markets Oliver than those fixed by th* imiuTlalistt was regarded a* a crime In Uie (vast; now Egypt is al liberty In sell her rotlon to any Navy Is Plann ng Additional Sub WASHINGTON (II — T * Navy plans to build aa addition I atomic submarine, bringing Utt rejected total of auch craft to si ht. This was reported yesbrday by Sen. Jackson (D-Waah), rho said the Navy had adviaal a BanataHouss Atomic Energy aul commu­ tes of ita intention*. Tha . Navy had atonal authority to three more nude empowered Tha CIVIC REPRESEN TATIVES .............................* chanpe of plana would mk e i C 4f. P . R. Moire i l ’’ N AAS to dlsctiM vario n k M i kjr I r o n lug personnel at lha has*. Seated JL a Cordell, Cdr. Mora and Cdr. J Queen Is Searching For Political Head To Form Cabinet The *ix squadron* that will he ha-ed in Sanlortl will tiling ap proximate!) Ito officer* am" sy.’ cm h'led mm ol p tilth shout J7 of ft cers and toil enlMcd men will lire off die base. The number of chil­ dren d Naval personnel m local school* will practically double, bringing m about iso more stu­ dents, it wa.* pointed out. This in­ flux will rrenle an urgent demand for bring quarter* and educational facilities. Navy official* and civic leader* are reeking to work out the problem with as little disruption a* possible. The change will also bring in more cir ilian per»<wtiel. “ Sanford liar been regarded a* an area of slow growth, but the coming of the additional squadron* I. AS VEGAS. Nev Ltt—Pollc# will change (lie picture entirely,** said an Informer’* tip thwarted one representative hrouglu out. an elaborate plot to roh the U.S. mail of a large amount of gam­ Forrest llrerkrnilitgr, manager bling casino tmmey last night, of the Srinlnole Count) I li.imlow Holier Chief A H. Kennedy said of 'ninmerer, today Issued an ap­ five iH-rxfutX were taken into nis* peal lor all persons having house* lody, including a La« ' era* pollee nr apartment* for »*le or irnl In officer and hi* attractive red11*1 litem with (he I ha rebel. hntred ’ ** •'the a,rival ol tlir additional He said an Informer toM him squadron* al Hie Sun laid Naty two weeks ago of x plan In roh'a llase will rrrate on aiiilr short­ IMilire car delivering a toad of rash age of accommodation*, and any trom the l.a> Vegas post office ti* listing of living quailei* wilt he Ihe railroad station. girally appreciated," hr declar­ Postal authorities said the po­ ed. lice car had been scheduled to carry a “ very substantial amount t'llr More expressed ho|M‘» that of money" destined for San Fransomething riiuhl tie .lone to improve ci,.eo. There were Ie|»ort* It would I »noi* llond winch leads to tile have aill mini cd to half a million Sanford Avr lurn-oll lo the base to dollars hut postal authentic . would highway ti 1*2. The Issue is now in not venfy this. (Fun Imin'd (In Page Two) Several postal irisiicctori from California and Nevada hid with 22 IKVlIrerntT) In the vicinity of tha post office Nu attempt was mail* to halt lbs- police ear which be­ cause of the lip carried no money. Warren Indicates Strong Orders Sent Russia, Satellites Quick Court Ruling Nationalist Planes To Soviet Farmers Sharply Increase WASHINGTON tW-Chief Justice Warren Indicated today the cu­ Run Into Red Fire For End To Delay Cotton Purchasing preine Court will rule before re­ cessing, for tha summer on how and when to end segregation of white and Negro pupil* to the pub­ lic schools. Warren said to an address pre­ pared for the American taw In stitute that despite aa merest* this year in the volume of (uprema Court work, th* court hi* been keeping abreast of it, and he added: "This moans that our Fork im a current basis aad.jaa hia been the practice for many years, action in all argued eas« ta ax parted to b# announced prior to adjournment." No. 100. V *‘A t ■ Reserves Program Expected To Pass WASHINGTON c —The adminis­ tration's program in huikl up Dm mililvry reserves was expect ml In pass the House intact today despitw efforts to soften or kill it Rep. Brook* (H-l.a) predicted it would pa»« without mayor amend­ ments, but only after a fight. Itrooks lead* House forces bmkinq Die legislation, which already fall* somewhat short of original Penta­ gon requests. President Eisenhow er i* boh’ml the measure to gnu tits* military limited authority to enforce re­ serve obligations and to provide a new plan for training up to one million teen age volunteers In f. iir �THE SANFORD HERALD P ace 2 Wed. May 18. 1955 concern ae a rider la Um Weal Ptortolk Hunt stumbles during a zaoa attended by Her Majesty end other members at royalty. .Tha Queen*■ visit marked tha ■ret time that members of Bri­ tain's ruling family hare attended the meet since 1933, when tha Duke at Windsor n de hie Former Justice 0 . Roberts Dies PHENIXVILLE, Pe. (ft - Owen 3. Roberts, retired former essodate justice of tha U. B. Supreme Court, died yesterday at his home. He was ID Uat May 2, end had re­ tired from the bench in 1845. Roberta suffered a heart atUck and died at 10:23 a.m. His widow and an only child, Mrs. Elisabeth Hamilton, were at hU. bedside. The Justice, named to the natfaa'e highest court In 1880 by formar President Herbert Hoover, had been ill for some time. Until IretNeeikend he had been a pa* tt a r ia a Philadelphia hospital. Friends quoted him as saying that If he was to die he preferred 4b be at home, et his estate In nearby Chester Springs, 80 mile* Definition Defied By Ralph Edwards From Time To Time NEW YORK i* - Ralph Ed wards' This ’ * Your life on NBC defies gentralltition nr • definlUm that will (tick from week to week. There are times It borders rm the morbid <nd maudlin as guests under deep emotional strain are exposed to nationwide view by TV camera cloeeup. But on other occasions, Edwards cornea up wit! human drama as warm and aa exciting a-, anything likely to be seen in fiction. Such an occasion was the presentation of the life of Rev. Kiyoshl Tanlmoto, who organized the campaign that has brought 23 girl victims of the Hiroshima atomic blast to the United States for plastic sur­ gery. The eyewitness story of the first atomic destruction of a city, In the Rev. Mr. Tanlmoto'i words, has a personalised touch that never could be equaled In a dramatised recrestion of the event. And there was drsms enough In the first meeting of Tsnlmoto, who experienced the A • bombing from the ground, and Cspt. Robert Lewis, who copiloted the pline that dropped the bomb and wrote after­ ward In his log, "My Cod, what have we done?" Capt Lewis pre­ sented a check representing his and fellow crew members' con­ tributions to the fund for medical t r e a t m e n t of Hiroshima blait victims. Some critics hive questioned whether Edwards' guesti are unthey're aware they re to be starred until ho informs them on the air. And some have q u e s t i o n e d the propriety of exposing paruns under emotional strain to nation­ wide view. But whatever the caae for or against the surprise at the start, Edwards' show on occasion can be fascinating and delightful. "POWER FOR PEACE”—'-The swept . wing _ F9F-6 "Cougar” _ carrier fighter __________________________ and seven other Navy . __________________ planes on Saturday, _ will be one of the Navy's jet type aircraft on display Armed May 21. The "open house” celebration at the NAAS will get Forces Day at the Sanford Naval Auxiliary Air Station. All underway at 10 a- m. and continue through 3 p. m. visitor* will be permitted to take a close look at the 700 mph White House Tells President's Plans For Vermont V isit WASHINGTON Ift-The White House announced Tuesday that Pre­ sident Elsenhower plana a six-day visit to Vermont. New Hampshire end Maine starting June 82. Churchill To.Speak For Conservatives LONDON (ft Sir Wlneti Churchill goes electioneering t morrow in a dMrtot that hot Merchant Marine Ship Is On Way WASHINGTON (ft-len. Magnaeon (D Wash said today "wo’re well on our war toward gotUng something started" on research for an atomic-powtred cargo ship for the U.S. merchant marine. Magnum, chairman at the Seaate Commerce Committee. Wd a reporter, "The Atomic Energy Commission has conferred with the maritime administration" concern- French,Vietnamese Armies Issue Joint Report On Rumors SAIGON. South Viet Nam <JhThe F r a n eh end Vietnamese armies Issued an unusual Joint communique Tuesday denying ru­ mors currant In lalgea that fight­ ing la about to break out between the two forces. In their statement, Gen. Alain Gambles, southern commander of the French expeditionary corps, and Gen. Tran Van Mlnh, com­ mander of the 1st Vietnamese Military Region, termed the re­ port! untrue. The communique emphasised that the two armies ere hound by friendship and "the indissoluble ties which united them In combat." Tha rumors have been spread by various persons, some French and some follower! cf tha outlawed Blah Xuyen society. Extra Personnel the bends of Army engineers who have been naked to torerUgate the area. He also brought out that im­ provement of Sanford Ave. to the base traffic light would ba highly bmmtkUL When queried about too possi­ bility of opening another gate to the station, Cdr. Mere re ip re did that no change is foresaw . Addi­ tional y| which Is not avail­ able, would ba required for ouch a URGE PORK SAUSAGE t l . 51c fcMr* zvfjfjff j { Photographic Squadron 03 lorn two veteran officers via tha trans­ fix route this week. | Ledr. Perry C- Cofield will de­ part Friday for tha Naval Photo­ graphic Center at Anaeostia, D. C., while LL Robert R. Bailee left the Squadron Tuesday for tha Navy'a General Line School at Monterey. Calif. Ledr. Cofield has been with PhoteRon 02 since May 1953 strying aa Photo Material Officer in addition to dutiea aa tha Assis­ tant Photographic Officer of tha; squadron. Ha reported to VJ-02 from NAS, Norfolk, Va., where be waa in charge af tha aeeond lar­ gest photo lab in tha Navy. He entered tha Navy In 1930 and advanced through the cnllet-l n| photographic ratings In the' next 13 years when ha waa ap-l pointed a warrant photographer in 1948. Within tha next year ha received a commission to Ensign. Ilia promotion to Lieutenant Com­ mander came tha Uttar part of Uat month. Ledr. Cofield la a native of An­ niston, Ala., and la married to tha former Mias Lucille H. Shearer of Detheada, Md. The Cofleldi have two children. Parry Jr„ 7, and Eva Jean. 14. They have resided at 80S X. 20th Street while la Sanford. Lt. Bailee entered the Naval Service In December of 1942 un­ der the Naval Aviation Cadet pro­ gram, taking flight training at Corpua Chrlitl, Tex. and Pensa­ cola, Fla. Upon successful com­ pletion of hts cadet training in Juno of 1941, Lt. Bollet received his designation at a Naval avia­ tor and a commission to Ensign, NEW CASTLE, Australia LB — Four U. S. Thundorjets landed here today, completing a record nonstop Tokyo-to-Australia flight in 12 hours 2 minutes. The speedy single-engine fighters each capable of carrying an atomic bomb, refueled In the air three times during their 4.840 mile bop — over Gaum, Menus Island and Townsville, Australia. The flight, part of a U. S. Air Force good will mlsal-n to Aus­ tralia, extended the nonstop over­ water record fqr tingle • engine Jets by u s nriles. Col. David Shilling set the previous mark of 4.483 miles In 1933 on a flight from ‘Dimer Air Force Base, Ga., to North Africa. The F84s set down at Uw Royal Australian Air Force’s huge WflTOKYO (ft - A special train llamatown Air Force Bam here at 8:32 p.m. Australian time, New­ carrying M 00 *:hool children castle Is.60 miles north of Sydney, slammed Into a stalled UJL Ma­ on Australia's southwest coast. Special Train Rams Into Stalled Truck rino truck and trailer loaded with inflammable paint Tuesday, The AGREEMBNT SIGNED train- jumped (he rails and bunt BELGRADE, Yugoslavia tft into flames. Police said two were Injured Yugoslavia and A l b a n i a have seriously and at least 31 others signed an agreement providing ex­ were hurt. Scores of sleeping stu- change of goods worth lit million dollars from each side. WES T/A/GHOUSE APPLIANCES While with VJ-82, LL Bailee has served In the Operation* De­ partment In the capacity of Com­ munication* Officer and more re­ cently In tha Maintenance Depart­ ment as Aeslstent Maintenance Officer of the Air Frsmee Div­ ision. These collateral duties were in addition to his dutlei aa a Naval aviator and plane commandel of the squadron's North Ameri­ can AJ-8P aircraft LL Bailee ilto served i t Offleer-ln-Cherge of a ■mall detachment to the Carriteaa area to the summer of 1984. In being selected fur the offteer'e General Line School, L t operation proceedure to preparetioa for a higher rank aad posi­ tion aboard a Naval unit, elation or ship. Tha eoum la from 10 to twelve months to length. LL Halloa Ip a native of McCook. Neb-, whore he attended MeCeek Junior College- Ba to married to tha former Miss Virginia M. between ea auxiliary Nation Reynolds alee of McCook, The a Naval air station, tha ante BoUea’ have two children, Dianna, B, aad Bobbie, A While based at Plus! 3 WONDERFUL Westinghouse Westinghouse THE MEMORIAL POPPIES which wfl! b e w o r n h e r e on Peppy Itoy S * tw * tF in hrerer o f Areerka'a W *r Degd hgva baen mad# by diaahlod vtternaa o f three wore, tha tw o worM ware and tha Korean conflict. Tha ante la Sanford in radar tha direction, o f tha women o f tha American Legion A r a l- Laundromat G en eral Insurance a JAMEB GUT AGENCY Westinghouse Refrigerator �1 •' ;v‘. * ■ THE NAHFOHD HCTAT.D it* Pa ST 3 mu 3rd T E R R I F I C W E E K . . . . 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Criap— Iceberg LETTUCE 2 Largo Pascal Fresh Bantam CORN 6 Can 2Sc C E L E R Y t a f a G t r 111 L E M 0 .S 2suu. 15c Fancy Revi DoUclous Largo Sunklst 2 »- 35, Par-Kan Limeade or Aee High Gr’fruil Juice Libby Lemonade or Aee High Orange Juice Agon Fordhook Limas or Agon Gauliflower Mortal Beef - Chicken - Turkey Pot Pies Real Sontbara Whita Acre Peas A PPLES 2 Lb*. 39c 10 c*** 8 c... 4 pt» 4 ^ 3 n*. > ■* A ' i t '. - « V„' p 4 I - H M aH n si ‘ t it ! J'M (t'H r �# -« I 1 \i I i§ W o lf* W t HAT. BOYLE. Farming Know-How Can't Afford Sttt AmeHran terhnolngiral rental is known the world over. Not so famous but receiving increasing attenthn is this rountry’s agri­ cultural genius. Every year foreigners from every corner of the free world are coming here to study our farming techniques. In 1954 more then 2 500 agricultural authorities from 85 different countries tour­ ed the farmlands of thir country to team the food-growing techniques— the most successful In the woHd—practised here. Al­ most without exception*, they are interested in American irrigation and conservation practices as well as the use nf modern mac­ hinery. Alan nf Interest are America’s unique land-grant college! which bear the primary responsibility for educating this country’a farmers In the latest agricultural techniques. India already has established a system nf agricultural extension services modelled along the lines nf those njieratcd by the land-grant enlleges. Under American leadership, many for­ eign countries have raised farm output through the use of improved fertilisers, im­ proved seeds and improved conservation methods. It will take many years yet to erase the rampant poverty "existing in many fotelgn countries; the Improved techniques they now employ represent s significant first step. America’s high standing is a tribute to its farmers. Through their hard work and WASHINGTON 'JR - Mrs. Oveta their open-minded willingness to use new I Culp Hobby lacked foresight on techniques, they have produced an agricul­ the public desire for antipotlo vac­ tural system that is the envy—and the hope cine. And her Department of —of the world. The American farmer Bothe­ Health Education and Welfare ll me s may feel Ignored at home, but he has guessed wrung nn the supply of it. Mrs. Hubby, explaining why her become famous outside. toftra a3yw > s-ya-«rw » Zhukov's Risk SrtrtUfy nf Lnhbr Mitehlll mid rsrentlv that %« must train nror* skilled workers if we wish to maintain ouf Indualrial superior­ ity river Russia and continue to lie prosper­ ous. He also warned of wasting great sources of potentially skilled manpower by neglecting schools in some areas and by eternising bias against hiring women, poranns over 45 and Negroes, Ours Is a rich nation—rich In resources and In energy and kndW-hoW. Perhaps no nation has ever been io blessed with these things. Yet this does not mean that we can afford to squander what , we have. Our fu­ ture itrength and prosperity depend on our continued expansion. Tnie can only come if we expand opportunity for fell of our cititeni. Becretnrv Mitchell iummed It up well when he said that discriminating against wo­ men Workers, Negroes and people over 45 is "equivalent to letting Babe Ruth sit on the benrh Irerause ynu don|t like the cut of hla uniform." . . Htrtld EnvThe *.*.,!saiSanford ls•ssrffirtr-*** I..4M Sll at ,teav? aadraa, aNa .1 Vsrs’is S e iiS J iS S Wednesday, May 11, lflltl P a li 4 „ TODAY'S BIBLE VERS* The Ron of man came to seik and to save that which was lost.— Luke 19:10.— Some religions solve the prabltini of poverty and Ignorance by makuig such tintouchabll. The Christian way is to aefck and to Mvi them, to ehange them tfa the Better. sAk NEW Y ogi i*—Would It help cut IM divert* rats in America if avlry year Wo kid I weak dedi­ cated to husband worship? A lundrtd Hindu wives In India f*e»nli| completed | tiro-day fes- Ural ot husband worship, la on* ceremony •riaiony during th* fistlval each life Washed Her husband's feat, •IM nd t Hindu mystic etpressed hope »i,f department mads n.l plana far i| no one ahead, says, "I belllV* could have foreseen the public de­ mand" for it. She says how the shortige la "(remehdnu*." The National KouHtjailnn lor In­ fantile Paralysis, a private oraan- Chronic Bronchitis Is Common in Adults f’ residenl Elsenhower reveals that he and the Russian Field Msrshsl Zhukov have hern nrresponHing for rome time. During the War they wire on a basis of friendly co­ operation. Now that Zhukov Haa become one of the top figures In the Kremlin, he might HA In a position to improve relations of the two cmihtHes. On the other hand any sign of friend­ ship on Zhultnv’A part to the United Slatea ight be and probably la being used against m by his rival politicians. Zhukov Is a national hern, but he might be liquidated if there scented to be a good chance. That could be rihhe quietly, and thn information kept Akcrot for A long time. If HUMAN N. tUNDlUN. M.I. oholJf tf you’Vf got ehronti UffUKB bronchitis or acute <any alcohol bronchitis which usually runs 1U bronchlUA. course lit about two weeka, you drti' chronic bronchitis will only gat bron i M W worse H left untreated. This to be in* to May might leave the victim a scmlI th* reducA Invalid. Usually night luhiect to Bronchitis III Apaim. Occasionally encountered In rellivt however, It 1A nseegchildren. It ta a epmmon affliction aary to operate to remnvAi hoi bopotn those of you over 40. You can liaaly clotted part of th* lung g or Inherit a UttOency to contract to cut a h o i * in th* wiadjftw chronic bratichltli. brnneh!tils. th* material out. Severalit things tend to lead to PanlsHlia a Great A il chfonle With development i f arl mon eu Ues. these extrema n you art fat A ll itonla, artortoaele used leu frequently. K:t B ffiRH to Vk h Z . DAW fure of the spine. Heavy *mt era also are frequent victims. Chronic bronchlUA ta especially dangeroua to aldarly persona be­ cause It weakanA thale resistance to tha killing (UisAaei. Children coma down cold altar aho emitted with quently their achOOl tl to disrupted they Advance Order Books Are Watched .. Nttk YORK UR - ■mlnttamfW te i Watching their advance order or lie* model! will halt. ‘ toeday for ■ clue as to ‘ ja T a x * ,,;; muffs at a oufamor slump Rome to Ow stoat I *xample, are looking n d August drop In 10 por cent from capacity rate, still leave to a very lorn* mills report lhars Art Han» already that iteel deliveries to the ■utn Industry wilt drop by IB ta II per cent ta July and August. IM He*I mill* ssy (Hat orders kav* increased litoly from iUeh other users mere as 'irrt 'Arm MifcHlhery ta* nil makers and th* oil rompinin, which Will help offset any slump In Detroit. concerned, Are King closely the sales trehdi auto desler* and the proIliEUoh chafti of the construction PrsTdl[trcasln« ts chronic •hltia that lust about *< his been tried to eqrA If ally occur* ta cold itaa, ycri might tot i to a warm, dry I tueh a nova la tmposslb ‘ a change In |ob* will help warm, dry occupation I considerable re dal. Woitiiti Seittmced toDayInPriiort X book* of many tiitUlttrtfs ndy well enough filled to high production ael .this month and manufacturer! are Tenn. <*~A Industry. Any marked change In year-old woman, who killed a Loci* businessman by boatlna him either Mold foreshadow a shift la fitTpA head with the hAel of her business proajfbctA for the UM U if gear. atipftOr, pleaded guilty to Involun­ tary manslaughter and was sen­ tenced te one tty to Jail year An kUmalw Jury* In Criminal a seasonal slump during tm itha ta an traditional that Court set tfwjujjihmitrt ‘ * ral Raserve Board makes for Miaa former rmar state eta clArieAl AMSAt. n A&HVILLE, fto DOttt A*Z S.rss uSTUuna"' reason la tto growing trend Iro|> a tn ft Ufa Mid jMfak# I a great aid because It ftfikAA *1 many more bacteria f vlously used sulfa within tha pagt few year* broad-rang* afiMstoUU been developed which toiftl b ron eh ia jjn tM ilp |l tw.AAsi through th* aimplA prwtolwt* awallowlng capmilAA. and what could! M fbf Uu* am- aesm p may «m e ffwtft.Alvt such as Infect “ “ or.adsnold*. ttbtoi a -A -------toM. "Ttey'd have *H kinds of Erecldus Pip* font soaps na th# mar­ ket—pArfUined naturally. Wivei ■-OUld be trading toot hath wetpti, And Warn'd to national televlsAd eontails to pick AmarteA’i laeding font-wishing wife." "Doo't you thlHk that’s I Ut sAArdraM, oidtliher?" I riclion Monmouth Park’s $20,000 Lamplighter Handicap is named for ah* of the post famous -horses m to run at the track. In 1902 mnllfhter was entered In nina race* and won them all. C EMI Wool pert of the University nf San Francisco end Milton Jew­ els of Southwest Texas State Col­ lege wilt be boikclbell Instructor this summer at the Texas High School Coaches Assn. School. Stan Comstock "Not A an," to replied. "A Ittia- bahd Worship Week would be one la*t| hell. A * a t wuldn't move. He'd be no imotharod i feAMito meter* el Vltdna h r faoee Brat and aecood-graderi AM ad far ha* recaivtd a little ever seven Million, n i t Means it o Manufacturers still have to supply « ftth U Mil­ lion cubit centime tin Keefer at* B May to mid • August UfArA A* AauadalkM'a AHbr fa filled. This means those Stove tod below tM fiwt and E itablU h ed SO j u n Orlar RECOMMENDS AFFILIATED FUND INC. TO A NAM MB 1 RBMEMBIB MW IEN atm IN V E l RepTM Aatlmi •Aitlw toeced grAdas faoaH |M <bu fan thAk. Allen A Co., And LAKELAND Alfa mimifo, mlmm ■Q WR iBmilBl Member Mbs Urte-tcafa w fartAlltWM M ito l ■ s , ™ what th M l s l l t Mid*Aet Sleek Exchange Chleege Boeri of Trade t f a fik a tore \ iiic BUICK TRADE-INS w ill) \ l o i r ii o . r U S 1D C A R fA L B k . y f i ufi kfi MM Ik UktoJ 1*42 bflek iMaa ............. 1MT BakkM aa Mo two ilidoeM oaacky mo anm* fowo, the on* S weden r*fafa>fatoAownntorty tokAM •* * * » * * . to Lew aill.ag*, Radio, * H .a t.r to— IMS Ftynaetb M m »»AAaA*AA» HE* Btdtk SagMfat* — BaAfa A Eaatw.____________faigoo IMA OH* (fa) Bagao, Ofofa Mydranutie, A Bato - * m ow IN I Baiek leper Badaa, Dyaafle, HsaUr, g*dk>___ tfagoo ts- car a kbtoi ffiMAlv k»4 Ufa MM Belch Super Sedan, Ctaee, Droefle. Haetan A t e t o it o ifa y fa Hkr. Ur. R a y fa ll ■iMmu i n Bulek Special Sedan _ M Um m t V Uw CHy U n i lt M p .lL t o lt M P .il. .n m < , V■ I1--■■.1 II ......... --- imfi WTf » r ^ to m T » y U i- | Wff RM I ' I f V IS K c" ■ •« ■ ■■ -?.vr^,- - « yk i-'t' . • - ■ * ’» V1 im ■'WL., lIMfioo •IIBfaoo H L U 8t M P . lt ________________ rntm-YL;* ; j — i ii i I -r ~ ~ XJP adulation He'd be likt a fly In a barrel of molasses. And that’s the way his wife would like to have him. "Son. when you worship somethink. it becomes you- prisoneQ Nothing with any *enic rc lly lil.es h e ( i g worshippe.!. Thai's why women enjoy it. I fought my wife for 20 year* bemre I fmind out the secret nf how tc beat her— which was, to worship her. VI quit being her slave Ihe day I told hrt I worshipped her. I've been telling her that ever since. When ya keep telling a woman you worship her, she has to Ito you have your own way—for fe if you'll slop telling her. 1! there's a slave in the family now, well— it ain't me.” The oldtimer paused for breath. "Let's have no mors nonsense about husband worship " he said. A thing Ilka that rould snowball and ruin every sensible marriage in America "Any husband who lets his wife pul him on a pedestal will ftn# n*‘S turned his home into a muse­ um and himself into a piece of statuary." and t o o l drink NOTICE TO OWNERS OF MRS iH pacts o f Uunching America's first a n n u a l Worship Your Hus­ band Week, I broached the project to a guy I know whom everybody calls "the oMtlmer." He is «i»c in IhA ways S msrrlage a combat vatiran scarred but unbroken by a 30-year tour nf duty on tha same matrimonial baltlefront. Somewhat to my surprise, the nldtlmer, after listening tn my pro­ posal, Immediately thr w told Hi­ lar on it. "Son, 1 knob it sound* Ilka h liv ­ en," he said, "but that's why it wnsi’t work. Heaven don't work on earth." "Ynu main ynu wouldn't tniny having your wife worship you for a week out ot Avery year?" r liked. "Lord a-mighty, no!" ha thun­ dered. "I don't know how tho»e Hindu men stood It, having their womenfolk coming around wor*hlplng. 'em and a-washing their feet for five whole days. Father’s day is almost more than 1 ran bear, with my -ife and kids be­ having like simpering Idiots seeing me tor the first time. Ynu haven't thought this thing through." "I don’t get you," 1 murmured. "How?" "Well, for one thing I bet you think American wives would re­ gent A Husband Worship Week and holler agllpit having to wash the old man’a fact, like Hindu lluies." "Of course, they'd* hol^r." “ That's how Utila you know about women," M i d the oldtlmer. "Why, they'd go for K like a waaa•1 goes for htn egss. "The wives would be fighting tn show bow much they worshipped their husbands. Every home soon would have a gilded howl—eomfthing like the old shaving mugs— Inscribed, 'Dear Dlddykina—His Toosin Bath.* ■ TBOP-Atnc AB-Wnottor OR. Wton two atari blocks or* day" anda at Midnight. This made tor eligible far total if tl alto* ito wm loctod up- a isetion, planned mtoths ahead for getting vaccin* t* nine million first and second • gride children, considered mo*t susceptible to polio, once a WlUtowidt test proved it effectiv*. It contracted with lix manufacturara to mkk* abaugh vaccine for that number. Th* manufactur­ ers began work lift November. It lakes to days to turn out a batch of vaccine. But than era ll million children age 1 through ll. wh* or more susceptible to pndo than adults. This meant the AS million not In the first and icfSid grades would havo to watt. IA other Wtordi: there would BA A ieortago far many nonthe. Mrs. Hobby's AApSHment (fluid have started WAAlkg distrlbulidd teat fall W4ttA too foundation placed Its erW*r* lor vaeelM or any Urns bltWAAA tail fall and April IL tntAW List results ware annoudcWd. YAttoMay leb Lehman (D-NY), t A MlHWi before the Senate's ilia Welfare ComAttUAA, Asked lira. Hobby Why allotting hadn't bean done ahead of time. It was then she conceded ah* didn't foraso* the public de­ mand. Yesterday. Mrs. Hobby made her roeommowAAUans, hiked on consultation- with modietl and eitii'n group#. She asked volun­ tary channeling among state gov•mounts and, doctors, with th* nllUan liar* fa vareSa tone* couldn't a(Sard K. — April tl tor department said that ly Aug. i every ehild to the aiUto hotwedn 1 and S could to agAiaat polio, Yoatorday aswcial Aid*. Or. - . . . .. Mid the foundation hAA ArdfaWd i l toUUen cubic cent!- It ( U Mtfctottt bfaAw, (to fU » m i U uA a *totod vaentfaR* MA toly dots bug. Tha brown-haired defendant put of tto factory fall off, eed for raw meteriali and •lao la dttorML im fa •111 and divorce." It *s> 4 heirl-warmths Nut would It work him? irdlgners lecu e Americana MIS; lorel of warned1 worship. They feel our rte rata stems from the high divan idles hit* too much powfeci the lit irtis country—Put a wile er in Hill respect (or a husband she 1lusts m eta wear tike i wait!fob or dangla like > marionette. Hmmmm. After all «e do cele­ brate •binge like National Dili Pic­ kle Month. Why ant aet aside one measly week a goat (or husband worship? That would still Have us SI weeks of wife worship—sure­ ly enough to keep sny reasonable woman hippy. Be. Bred up with the heady pm*- Lack Of Foresight Causes Mix-Up .«?ansetuenuaratr -.rau? £K Husband Worship Week Is Over mmm ,■ L - -T* ■;.v. i V- I TT-eT j * 1 \ *W m -4--- - �1 S ojc I o L fc v o n tA . LIFE MEMBERSHIPS WERE awarded to six ladies in the WSCS of the First Methodist Church at the meeting Mon-, day in the Church sanctuary. Four of the group present were (tefl to right) Mrs. Rrodie Williams, Mrs. Grady Her­ e i n , Mrs. It. T. Turner and Mrs. R. U. Hutchison. Not pre­ s e n t were Mrs. R. F. Crenshaw and Mrs. Minnie Vaughan. (Staff Photo) NAAS Wives Club Has Announced Representatives Woman's Auxiliary Has Joint Meeting, Covered Dish Lunch Mrs. T. O. Murrey, president of the NAAS Officers Wives Club, introduced the newly selected re. presentativea of the naval activi­ ties tgied st NAAS Ssnford who will comprise the club’s saeeutlve board during the last hslf of 1355. The Introduction of the new board members was made at the semi­ monthly Wives Club luncheon Thursday May IS. Ths new executive board mem­ bers Introduced werv: Mrs. 0 . K. -Tilley, wife of Lrdr Tilley. NAAS; ’Pjirs. W. L. Berkley; wife of Id. Berkley, NAAS: Mrs. D. W. Linker. VC-5; Mrs. R. B. Wil­ liams, wife of Ledr. Willltmi. VCS; Mrs. F. I>. Johnson, wife of Lt. Johnson, VC-9; Sirs. C. E. Sleyers, wife of Lt. (Jg» Movers, VC-9; Sirs. J. W. Church, wife of Ledr. Church, VJ-62; Mrs. B. A. Trehn, wife of I.t. Prehn, VJ-62; Mrs. J. W. SlcCort wife of Ledr. Me^ lo rt, KASRON-51; Mrs. I. T. •Tv'orthrldrv. wife of Lt. Northridge. FAiRON-11; Mrs. J. J. Ba­ con, wife tt Lt. (jg) Bacon, VC-9 alternate member. Last week's luncheon was the final event of the club at which Sirs. Slurray presided as presi­ dent, Upon her arrival she was given a lovely double, purple or­ chid by the members of ths Offi­ cers Wives Club. _ Trior to the adjournment of the ^Wuncheon-meeting Mrs. J. A. Goodwin acting as spokesman for the present executive board pre­ sented Mrs. Murray with an en­ graved silver card tray as a mem­ ento of her term a* president of ths club. Mr*. Goodwin stated dur­ ing ths presentation that tha members of ths executive board gave the memento in appreciation of the fine work and leadarship ^Mri. Murray had given the club d u r in g her term as president of the NAAS Officers Wives Club. The Woman’s Auxiliary of Holy Cross Epiicopsl Church held its last Joint nyeting of the year, ■ covered dish luncheon, at the Parish House Monday. After the luncheon Miss Carol Stone, president of the Auxiliary, welcomed the members and made announcements concerning a call board meeting to be held today at g p.m. at the Psrtsh House. Mrs. A. B. Peterson Jr., chair man of Christian Education, then introduced the speaker, Mrs. Rsn dal) Chase, who spoke on her work as chairman of the committee on collage work. After the program circle chair men drew nimei of the Auxiliary members In order to form new circles for the coming two year*. The new groupa will be informed of the time and place of their organi­ zational meetings and olficera will be elected at thia time. WEDNESDAY The Civic Department of the Sanford Woman’s dub will have a meeting at l>:30 p.m. with a covered dish luncheon to be held. Hostesses will be Mrs. Francis Bolt, Mm Adelaide Conle, Miss Alice B. Cooper, and Miss Lois Campbell Sponsor is Mrs, B, B. Crumley while the program will be "Woman’i Responsibility in Building C b r t a t i a n Homes*'. Speaker ts Mrs. Grady Herman. Revival Services at the Elder Springs Baptist Chapel will be­ gin at I p, m. The First Baptist Junior J. A.'a (11 and 11 yr.) will meet at 3:30 p. m. Prayer Meeting at tha First Baptist Church will begin at 7:30 p- m. in the Memorial Educational building. The First Baptist Sunday School Cabinet masting will follew the Prayer Meeting service. Tha Brownlee Bible Clan of the First Presbyterian Church will havt its annual “ Corn Bail'* Mrs. L. E. Walker and daugh­ event at 7 p. m., in the home of ter Patty honored Miss Carol Loe- Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ganett la Jaw-mchelt, popular bridt-clect of Juna ett’s Lane. THURSDAY “ *4, with a kitchen ihnwer last night The First Baptist Junior G. A.'« at their homa on Oak Are. Arrangements of magnolias and '(9 and 10 yr.) will meet at 1:30 varl-eolored hibiscus wera used p* HI* Tha First Baptist Intermediate ■throughout tha rooms. Tbs punch Bawl was aurrounded with hibis­ G. A.*e will meet at 4 p. m. Tha First Baptist Junior Royal cus and the hoooree was presented Ambassadors will meet i t T p is. with • gloriosa lily corsage. The.Men’s Brotherhood o f the Oaaset were played and p rim were woo by Miss Locchelt and First Bsptist Chnrrh will meet Mrs. Bennie Brady. Delicioua re- for Its supper and program meet­ M trukmatt of cake, punch, nula ing at 7 p. m, Revival Bervieee at tha Elder and mfals ware atrved. Thoae invited wera the honor**, Springe Baptist Chapel will be­ her mother, Mrs; J. H. Lne- gin at, S p. m. Carol Locchelt, June Bride-Elect Honored At Shower cbeM, her sister, Miss Msrria Lo*. cbtH, the groom-elect’s mother, Mrs Willis OeBrine, Mrs. J. W. Oreeao, Mrs. Polly Jones, M c­ Do n a l d Plsmm. Mrs. Judith Bm(ti, Mf*. Loon Bess, Mrs. her* rates Graham. Mrs. Margaret THE SANFORD HERALD Wed. May 18. 1!)5$ Page S Jacaranda Circle O f Sanford Club Has Picnic Supper To Honor Husbands Hodge, Mrs. Olga Hunlar, y Mils Jsane Us Laing, Mrs. J. C. Davis. Mrs. Anns Brantley, Mrs. Clinton Hyatt, Mrs. Bsnnle Brady; Mrs. Marika Ballsy, Mrs. Walker and M tu Walker. The Jecsrsnds Circle met on Fiidsy rvenlng st the home nf Mr, end Mrs. W, H. Biin*nn for the test meeting of the irasoti. lt we* In the form nf s covered dish picnic eupper errved in the lovely garden behind the home. Tl-e table was beautifully decorat­ ed with day lilies and Jaraiamia b.ossomi. Japanese lanterns light­ ed the picnic area and contributed much to the beauty of the setting. "A much needed rain came in time to dampen the telile, but it in no way dampened the spirits of the group." one member stated. The husbands of ‘ the members were honor guests and in her opening remarks of welcome to them the rhairman, Mrs. R. E. I’eurifoy recited a poem “ It ain’t .to use to grumble and complain. It's just as cheap and easy to re­ joice, When the l^ird sorts out the weather and sends rain, Then rain’s my choice". Attendance prizes were pre­ sented to three of the men. Guests alio present were Mrs. Harry Hecren, sponsor of the circle, Mrs. George McCall, president of the Garden Club and Mis* Ellalre Kmhhoff. Gift* were presented to tnem. Mrs. Hceren gave an interesting history of the Jacaranda tree and urged membera to plant them. Mist Kirthhnff gave a brief talk on her experience in growing gerberas and had a number nf fine specimen* for the group to enjoy. Mrs. Irving Pryor, who recent­ ly moved into her new home, was presented a tree hibirus for her garden. Mrs. Peurifoy received a beautiful planter, a gilt from the circle. During the business session, Mis. Metta Staihc gave reports of the State Convention and of the District- Meeting in Winter Garden. She was given a rising vote o f thanks for hrr work as flower show chairman of the cir­ cle. Mr*. Feuiifoy then turned the meeting over to Mrs. Stsrke, in­ coming chairman and she named her committee chairmen. Past Matrons Meet A t B. Moore Home To Discuss Plans Thu Past Matron* Club of the Order of the Eastern Star, Semi­ nole Chi pier, met at Ute home of Mra. B C. Moore on West First Street Monday evening. Mrs. Moor* was assisted by Mrs. C. L. llewson and Mrs. R. C. Maxwell as co-hostesses. The president, Mrs. J. C. Bills, presided over the short business session as plans for the annual picnic were made. The picnic will be held early in June at Mrs. Bills' Camp at Persimmon Ham­ mock near. Geneva. Suggestions ward discussed for tha work of tha coming year. After the business discussion an hour of gimrs was enjoyed. Prizes were awirded to Mrs. R. W. Tim er and Mrs. R. L. Grif­ fin. Refreshments of "black cows", Ice-cream sodas, and cake were served by the hoslrstrs. Those present were Mrs. Bills, Mrs. Turner, Mra. Griffin, Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Maxwell, Mrs. J. E Courier, Mrs. S. P. Dutton, Mrs. L. M. Tyre, Mrs. Wurt W War­ ner, Mra. S. J. Nix, Mrs. W. E. Raines. Mrs. F. Hssky Wight, Mrs. G. W. Bailey, and Mrs. Jack Burney. Dick Heltaelaw, known profes­ sionally aa Richard Wentworth, will appear In concert at the Se­ minole High School auditorium at E o'clock under the auspices of tha Sanford Shrine Club. Rvrainol# Chapter No. S of the OES wilt meet at I p. m. at the Masonic Hall. Tha regular meeting nf the Ladles Aid Society of the Luther, an Church of tha Redeemer wilt meet at the homa of Mra. James Mudga at »01 W. First Street at 7:30 p. m. FRIDAY The Revival Service* at tha E1d«r Springs BapUat Chapel will begin at B p. w. The Presbyterian Junior Fellow­ ship will meet at the Church at 4 p. m. for the election of officer* and a meeting to follow. THK OVIEDO .luninr and senior clauses held their nnnnnl pirnle nt Snnlnmln Springs , . ycsicrtlny. lu direct tlie the gamed games nnd nnd n arlivilir* (led to to rig right) .Mrs. J. .1. I. vcslcrtlny. Helping In rliy ilics «wrrr e r r (left h t) Mrs. Malcolm,' It and 12 grade mother; Mrs. J. I. Mnlrutm. 11 and 12 grade mother; Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lotsing J. II. Jones Jr. 12 grade room mother nnd has been room mother lor this grade for in Jr. are the proud parents of a 3 years nnd Professor Paul Miklcr 12 grade room teacher nnd sponsor. Mr. and .Mrs. Carl Hi. X oz. daughter bora Saturday, Overstreet were guests of the classes. (Staff Photo) May tl at the Orange Memorial Hospital in Orlando. The litile Mii-s has been named JoAnne Elizabeth and her mother i* the former Miss JoAnne Geislcr. Ware Bible Class honors (jraauutes Dr. and Mr*. Raymond I,. Ba»* announce the birth of a 6 lb. 12 oz. daughter, Terry Lu' ile on May litu Ware Bible Class *>t the 11 at the Fernald Laughton Jlem- Xtrsl Methodist Church met Mon­ oiial Hospital. day at 6:30 p. m. In McKinley Hall with special guests being the Methodist graduates Hum Seminoil- High school. ihe Id1v. Richard 0. Knight presented the address in which ne emphasized that education was like a "three ring circus". All The final 1354-55 ycarlv meet­ ol thc*e, grammai, high school ing of the Itcta Sigma Phi was and now college are guided by held Monday at the home nf the Bible, he said. Miss Norma F a x Harvey U03 W. ihe hall was dccirated in the Firrt Street with Miss Cherry senior riass colors of green and Singletary as co-hostess. vstitle along with iern and garden­ Installation erremnniea for spon­ ias. An arrangement til the world sor and director. Mr*. L. Haw­ and a Bible was used to repre­ kins Connelly and Mrs. Fleming, sent the symbol for the years respectfully- were postponed urn ahead and each one in the group til September ainee Mr*. Connelly was presented a gift. was unable to attend. Bob Rrcly Jr., played a piano Mr*. George Speer reported on solo "User the Waves” in honor the attendance at the Mothers' u( the birthday ol Judge Ware, Day Ira and it was announced cia-a leather. The ptogram was followed by a that (he cancer benefit card par­ ty held May 10 wa* a success. short business meeting presided Through the cooperation of the over by Mrs. Jack Burney alter local merchant* and to ilia public which tbu Rev. Knight showed who purchased* tickets t v e n slides of his trip to Europe. though they could not attend, a Along Willi tile 35 members nf generous amount will be turned the class these guests were invit­ over to the local cancer unit. To­ ed: Larry Bales, Tcrrelie Jean tal proceed* will not be known Nelson, Harold i’ale, Barbara until all tickets are tabulated. Brown. Marianne Strickland, Gene "Thank vou's arc extended to the Nichols, Bob Billliimer, Marilyn Ixnra rircje of the Sanford Gar­ Calhoun, Terry Mnllh, Samira den Club and all who asslatrd Montorlon, Sonia Munlurlon, Bar­ the sorority with this event," it bara Lowe, Shirley Wall. Shirley was staled. Tyre, Mickey Durak, Helen Lin­ fton rim Robison, Belly Gamma Lambda Chapter will dsey, support Ihe “ Cancer lawn Clo­ Bryan, Colleen Engebrelson, C. sest" tu be sponsored by tha Se­ H. Kluweri, and Rochclla Eu­ minole County Cancer Dipt. The banks. Cancer Loan Closest will be the sorority’ s primary civic project during the coming year pi pro­ posed by Evelyn Bale* aryi Pam Barh, temporary project^ com mltlce and unanimously accepted by ail present. Tht executive hoard w4l me«: Aa». Kan auavtuy, u rvcuiu next Monday evening at tin: hnmc bum:, wa* given a thuwer by of Mrs. Fi Chapman, prfjuient. air*. cijjc Kendall and AIim DorIn hear a report on the ylnrida uuiy 'icklo, at the lurnier * addStair Convention which kill be m » on baniord Avenue. attended by Mrs. Juan iastano Day But* wera used throughout and Urs. Chapman. (Be toou it. On Monday Night Beta Sigma Phi Has Installation A t Final Session Mrs. tori Snavely Recently Married, Honored A t Shower Buddy Johns Is Honored A t Pa^ty Buddy Johns was honored May 14 with a surprise hirihdajr party at his home in Monroe. Rrfreshmenta were srrved and Buddy received many J lovely gift*. Those enjoying the even­ ing with him were Linda fturlcy. Becky John*, Mary Johna, Mil­ dred Howard, Stanley Smith, Kermlt Walstedt, Richard Weisledt, Ota B. Yale*, Dickie Yates. Winnie Lee, llenry Lea, Mar­ cia Bumgarner, Smart Smith, Ralph Flower*, Reginald, Clyde Bishop Callanan, Mar Smith, Evelyn Landress, Cecil Undress, David Kenderson, Betty Hender­ son- Joyce Henderson, tad Yvette Herring. Games were played during the evem wjiii prut* bemg won by tile Jollowiug: .Mu* alary Ami aucBcia, ah *. heUieriu* Dunoteru, Mrs. J. Vou Herbuiu, Mis* Betty MicBefa, and Mr*, icd .Micnei*. IBuke invited tu be with the •ueal of honor were Mra. Auum aucoels, Mr*. E. if. Lulium, Air*, t rank Bonoleio, Airs. Haig. Mrs. Frank Aiu»*, Mr*. Jukcpn u m lam, Mr*. A. U. Von Herbuii*, Mra. F. E. Ruumiilat, Mit. J. Vuu Herbuii*, Mr*. L. M. Normaud, Urs. led Michels, and the Misses Uargaiet Von Herbulu, Mary Ann Michels, Betty Michels, Sedie ftoderblom, Carrie Thomas, Clair Nurmand, Luciila Nurmand. and the hostesses. Presbyterian Church THIS COUPON WORT 91.50 HARRIETT'S BEAUTY NOOK ^ *f ^• The Christian Women’s Fclterw. ship of the First Christian Church met Monday evening at the church with Mrs. O. I). Landrev* presid­ ing, Mr* II. A. Nihlack offered th* devotional on “ Such I* Their Faith". Mrs. W. H. Young gave th# Missions Talk about "New Hope Through Home Life in India", Mrs, Landress welcomed Mrs. A. P. Bandy and Mrs. Wadn to tha meeting. New officers for tha coming year wore elected and they ara president, Mr*. V. H Grantham; vice president, Mrs. Charles Grieme; secretary, Mr*. J. L. Ander­ son; treasurer, Mrs. Lester Tharp; and worship rhairman, Mr*. O. T. Pearson. Ho*te**e* fo- the evening were Mrs. W. T. Ye*!ey and Mrs. O. D. Landre**, The tnhte* were decoyated with multi-colored gladioti and delirious refreshment* were served to Mrs. Landress, Mr*, NihUrt. Mr*. Young, Mr*. Bandy, Mr*. Wad*, Sirs. Yesley, Mr*. Far! Evans, Mrs. Chan Veit, Mr*. Harry Falk, Mr*. B- H. Williams. Mrs. Ccnt'ge Roland, Mr*. J. W. knight, Mr*. O. T. Pearson, Mra. I.e-tsj. Tharp, Mr* V. H. Gr»ntham and Mr*. J. L Horton Chairman Chosen, Memberships Given At WSCS Meeting Chicken Dinner The WSCS of Ihe Fir*t Method- Enjoyed By Class i»t Church met Monday at in.ynj a m. in the church sanctuary. With Regular Meet The Women of the Churvh of the First Presbyterian Ohiitrh en­ joyed th* birthday party which is celebrated by all the women of the The Dependable e!»»a nf th* Presbyterian Church, U. S. Mon­ Mrs. R. U. Hutchison, president, First Methodist Church met at th# day afternoon ai the church. presided over Ihe session. home nf Mrs. A. L. Fkinner Mon­ The birthday objective for this This was the final meeting of year's is the Yndngawa Christian Hie year and circle rhairman day evening for a chicken dinner. Mr*. A K. Shoemaker opened Hospital in Osaka. Japan, for were chosen for 1955-56 They the meeting with the devotional which an offering is given by *11 were Circle One. Mrs. P H Col­ using a* hey text Luke 19:1-8, the women of the rhuich. bert; Circle No Two, Mrs B B followed hy a prayer. The women enjoyed a play i rutuley; Circle No Three, Mrs Air* H. B. McCall pre*iden* a huh depicted a tea parly in Ja­ Lamar Echols; Cirri* No. Four. ssked for monthly report*. The pan and at which Ihe work of tho Mr* Arthur Brrkuilh Jr ; Circle das* voted In buy a table for the church in Japan wa* discussed. No. Five, Mr*. M. D I.eddon; Junior Department and Mr*. Roy Circle No 2, Mr*. W. L. Roche, Circle No. Six, Mr*, .tame* Wil­ Wall w-n* wr[corned a* a nrw chairman, was in charge of the li ain-on: Circle No. Seven, Mr* mririHer. A tetter was read from progiam and tho follow tug mem- R T Warren; Circle No Eight, J. Cutritl Clark. JapaneM) costumes, arled in the Mr*. Albert Hickson; Circle No. The etas* will meet with Mr*. l.rrs of Hint circle dressed in Nine, Mr*, J. N, Attarelln; and Roser# Taylor in June. The meet­ play: Mr*. J. E. Niehold*, Mr*. Circle Nr. Ten. Mr*. T. F. Me. ing w *» closed with a benediction. W, L. Roche, Mr*. If. A. Cobb, Daniel. Judge and Mr*. Ernest HmuholdMr*. Victor Blown. Mr*. C. C* Mrs XV. A. Hunlcr, incoming er and the Rev. Milton Wyatt Welsh and Mi*. It. C. Long. president, was in charge nf the were guests. Mr*. Claude Fold and Mr* drawing mf, ... ....... ... |i*| I 111 | I 5, nf name* for lf|| the circle*. Tho*# present were Mr*. M. ECharles Morrison, al.o dr. »»ed in | membership* were awarded Baker, Mr*. A. D. Bowen. Mr*. Japanese costume, received the |„ Mr*. R W. Turner, Mrs Grady James Wright, Mr*. Cyril Butner, birthday offering. After the meet- ||crman. j|rs> Brodie William*, Mr*. J. If. Loechelt, Mr*. Milton mg, the ladies enjoyed punch and Mr*. R. tl. Hutchison. Sir*. R. r! XVyatt, Mr*. A. K. Shoemaker, cookie*. Cren-haw and .Mrs. Minnie Vau* Mr*. Roy William*, Mr*. L. Burke VACATION SCHOOL ghan. Steel, Mr*. Roy Wall, Mr*. R. W. The Vacation Chinch Bchnol of * , 0|o "My God and I" was Herron, Mr*. John Schiranl Jr.. the chuich will I - gin Monday j Ming by Mrs Ray Wail Mr*, Mr*. Clarence XVallis, Mr*. V. L. morning, Jim*j ;, and run through Hutchison, o u t g o i n g president, Smith, Mr. and Mr*. A. L. Skinn­ Fliday, June 17, five day* n week. presented Mr*. Hunter with a er and children Carol and Sonny, The hour* for Hie Kindergarten, nullel which she had made her­ Primary and Junior Department* self. Ever use Savoy rahhage? D’a a of the School will lie 9-11:30 ni., After the program the member* loose head and ha* rurly crinkled tho I'.oncer Department will meet went U, McKinley Hall for a lun. green leave*. Da flavor ia a bit 7-3 p. m. each day. of ordinary milder than that rlicon. green rahhage. The Beardali Chapel Varalion Church School will tie 4*6 p. m. every afternoon duimg those two week*. < 1 PIONEER FELLOWSHIP The Pioneer Fellowship of the (hutch i* having a hamburger top­ LAST TIME TODAY per at ihe cbuivh Finlay, May £<>, The newly formed Navy CPO STARTS 7:30 6:3(1 p. m. XX'ivr* Club niel recently fee the They are al*o planning to pack rltction of officer* Flerlrd pre­ RANOOLP the clothe* that lim Pioneers of sident was Mrs Betty Spencer, lne SL John'* Presbytery collect­ vice president. Mr* Rita Edgeed lo be »*nt to the Arab refugee* secretary. Mr*. Dorolhy Malieof Israel. rmvskl; treasurer. Mrs Maxine New berry; publicity director, Mrs Ruth Conion. -A X Board nf representatives: Mr* !( HNIV'UIClrttAlhei Eastman Mr*. Jeanette The Home Demnn-lratlnn Club Hawkins, NAAS: Mr* Barbara THE STRANGER met at the County Home Demon­ McCany, Mr*. Beatrice Corbett, ' Mrs. Mary Parsons, Fa*, stration Center on Geneva Ave WORE A GUN run SI. Mr* Jackie Merridith. at 2.30 p m. Thursday. Mrs Rita Edge. VC-5; Mrs Peg. Mis* Myrtle Wilson, Home De­ gy Russell, Mra. Jane Prudancc 'o jU R n g lM ™ monstration Agent gave ihe pro­ VC-0 7:12 — If :0T gram whirh consisted of a leeAll Navy chief's wives are ur­ lure on picture arrangement and ged In attend the next meeting, In “ MISTER picture buying. be hrld at the CPO Club «n the A meccling was held and thr us­ Naval Auxiliary Air Station. May SCOUTMASTER” ual business wa* discussed Thnve 2C * p m. Meetings will be held STARRING presen* were Mrs. J. D Calhoun, every second and fourth Tuesday CLIFTON XX’F.BB Mrs C. L. Wallis. Mr*. C. M rarh mnnlh. 9 ;IA Only Flowers, Mrs. W. P Fields, Mr* XV. W. Linz, Mrs. Albrrl Hard­ esty, Mrs. J. N Azzarello', Sir* Mabel M. Gear, Mr* J. B. Craw­ ford. Mr* C. E XVilliams, Mr* ft. A XVilliams, Mr*. R. T Dun­ can. Mrs A. P. Kyle and Miss Myrtle Wilaon. LAST TEME TODAY Newly Formed CPO Wives Club Meets; Holds Election scan Home Demo Club Hears Lecture ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL This ts oar Ith year la Sanford. We are deeply Y£ grateful te eur many friends and oairons for 'jf their Miransee which has made it possible for l as te aew have a sew Modem. Air-conditioned Bales equipped with the Newest Y l a t u r e s , le ft water* Peaquln ResUese Dryers. Is apprecisUes. wa are offering you end an Invitation te ! Patrons, a coupon good for f 1.W on any Ferment Wove 01 m Fellowship Meets, Officers Elected For Lodies' Group Those who enjoyed this delight­ ful t*cra*ion were Mr. and Mr*, living Tryn-, Mr. nml Mts. W. B. ltrinson, Mr and Mr*. Frank Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Gca'r, Sir. and Mrs. Elton Bu»h, Mr. and Mm J. C, Andrews, Sir. and Mr*. R. DcWitt Hunter, Mr. and Mrs. George McCall. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Lewis, Mrs. R. E. Teuri* fnv, Janies Stewart, Bert Lavey, Mr*. Fay Anna Jones. Mrs. Metta Starke, Mrs. Margaret Edwards, Mrs. A. J. Walker, Mrs. R. A. Futrcll, Mr*. Burke Steele. Mrs. Joseph Torlap, Mrs. C. M. 1 lowers. Mrs. Harry iteeren and M -* Ella I.ce Kirrchhoff. _ W ) H IT E F ea th er SO O # By) BOB BENNETT You aey hare nnitred new* hit* in the paper* from time to lime wherein the Russians claimed to here Invented Ju*t about everything under Ihe *un etrept rhop *uev end false eyelashes. Heeerer, aa far e* television i* concerned, the photoelectric rail whirh make* picture IraiumLtion possible, la Ihe work of two physicists, KHler ind Grilel (non-Ru»aian), Before ihl* inventore (non-Ru»*lan) had tinkered with arlenium in a proeeaa whirh converted light Into electricity and back aaein. 1hia proreaa, although workable, waa too alow and complicated to b« •f much commercial value. In 1934 aa Englishman, named John Baird, fashioned in epperetue which transmitted image* from room to room. Thia wee e far rry from the TV we enter today, but it **a* a hig etep. We might. In fart, compere Balrd’a early effort *llh re­ cently announced plane far e fifty million dollar network In the psUI for Canada. To bn com p la t e d in 1959, the network ll ho M M mile* long • - the nerld’e longest • • and will Bek M etaGoa* te private ale Ilone from Sydney. N. S. te Vanrwaver, B. C. AM In elL the TV Industry has come e long way in • few yenre, but there is still much in the offing if the new Canadian venture la any criterion. Also, there t* much In Ihe effing, friend*. If you or* toying with th* idea or a new TV eat. At BOB BENNETTS TV you can ena tho fine new line of DUMONT leedrste which offer tho war Id'* greet**! viewing. Boa 'em today. One iddreaa te !M East 17th St. a STARTS TOMORROW JPVINCA V M « « b4 JOT MOUCI ^ ■^WHORESFULIHTT7 lYLEULIOT i STEVEKfEVES-THEODOUTHURMAN «**«**. ALSO CRSSHOUT $*• ’> i u L STARTS J0HN wxvNa SUNDAY T H E 8EA CHASE? . f ,r% �1 I! ! YOU CAN SAVE MONEY AT ASP! Cards Beat G-M en i L O W PRICES I N E V E R Y D E P A R T M E N T E V E R Y D A Y ! i , 2nd Inning Is Marked By 4 Runs London Favored B y Cockell Camp For Return Bout i i GAINESVILLE (/Pi— San­ ford capitalized on a four-run Mt-cond inning for A 7-5 Flori­ da Slate League victory over tlie Gainertville G-Men before 51 'I fun* last niifht. Orlando Ortefw, Gaines­ SAN FRANCISCO f/P,—Tlic eljnnccs of « return bout be­ tween chnmpinn Rocky Mardnno hiiiI Don Cockell, poaslbly in London in September, conlimietl to brighten today ns the ramp's of both Monday n!ght fighters gave enthusiastic lip ville righthander, went nil the service to the idea. wav for his sixth consecu­ The Cockell camp, naturally, favors a London site- The Marciano crew agreed that "Kngla d i« aa good a apot aa any for a rematch." The International Box­ ing Club, which will have the final say, wasn't talking. Cockell, a imali patch of ad­ hesive tape on his cut torhead and a slight scratch under his tell eye the ml.- signs ol the healing he look, said he'd welcome another chance at the title, "I'd H>c to fight him again and I'd nrefe-r I»ndon," he said at a new» conference. "But I’d meet him in New York or almost any placi else, although I don't fancy here at a.I. Bv OAYI.t TAIJIIIT "lie is the best fighter I ever NKW YORK (/P|—'The one faced. Afraid of him? Certainly •site! feature nf an otherwise not I'm no. afraid of any man, ■uirprirtingly f i n e h e« v y- but obviously I’d have to alter my welght fight to the fact that tactics in a return match." Rocky Mnrdiiiin ia being porMarciano, high In his praise nl hnyeti to flritinh ftinn an n CockeD's courage before the light "dirty fighter" who employed was slopped in Uie ninth round, hack iillov lactic* tn defeat said he'd be willing to meet him their game champion Don again "in England nr any place else as long as the terms arc Cockell. agreeable." Did they wish to he completely "I'll fight anybody any lime," honest with their publie. the doten he said. war rorre>|M>nitcnts who accom­ His manager At Weill, who will panied Cockell Irom London to Sen Francisco could have cabled home the IDC will name the next op that the world champion fought pnnent, said that if the terms were a rough fifth* as he always does. right—' and that takes in a lot of To say that the Bock is a dirty territory" — he thought England fighter is U, distort the truth, or 'was as floor a spot ai any" for to display a vast Ignorance of the * rematch, boxing game. "I n' K'ang to be with Jim NorOver a long period we have 'i- MBr president) in New York and we’ll decide which is best— known and watched nnre than few fighters who were mean,11New . „ York or London In Septemornery and crafty, both inside and u;_( Weill said that Jack Solomons, outside the ring. A few of them Brilish promoter, had made him might have been described ax vinous Marciano is none of these, "a good propo-al" for a London lie Is a gentleman ol impeccable match, bul that the terms would hablls, who wants to win a tight have to include such item* as the selection of officials. as quickly and decisively a* pos­ sible. But for hia rushing, crowding, ever-swinging style, Ro-ky ne ei could have been a ehemplon. With his short arms and lack of height, the hoy from Brockton waa never cut out to be a fancy dan. He Ry THE ASSOCIATED PRESS had to grt in where lie could maul Baseball managers are a pessi­ rf an opponent ceaselessly end never mistic lot, particularly Southern K.-ltnillI l>»rry It permit him /> rest an instant and Aaan. managers whose luhi aren’t Clink r f K allh tti eventually slug him ailly. w i n n i n g . So. that makes Jos P avla Ik By the very nature of hla head­ Schultt, 36-year-old manager in hia Trlap p V urchak tk long attack, the Rock Is almost first season with the Nashville Vols, Sharnai as certain to fracture a small rule somewhat of an oddity hi the Class M an frn li p p .i.r .n n p now and then, aa he did against AA circuit. yU nasan a the bulbous Briton. But no one Die Vols have been feeling their C TAalala ix a n m a who has been around the modest lump* these days. They have lost champ for more than fiva mlnutei, seven of their last U games. And H o lla r a* -O n ra and wishes to be entirely fair, la what Joes Scholl* say when hla a(Ltd Jh going to accuse him,of deliberately Vols grab a H decision from the W ya tt ll> K n ig h t rf cutting the comers to achieve a last place Little Rock TravsT I‘ IH u rt II victory. If the British peopla come B fla g s II He say* the Vols are going to Ik out of this believing their man be a first division club, aot! soon. hiannp P ar* * was dime in by foul tactics, they It's clota now," he says, meaning O 'd 'lll la a* a Jeserva better. the pennant raee, "and to one haa flrlaaa T alala Knulvd au t an outstanding club. Everyone baa a■ — tv rssn a chance." •taiT K A V ii.liiG Sports Roundup Marciano Portra.yed ; As 'Dirty' 1* + j HANFORD PITCTIKR ROOKR COOK A four-letter man In nporln ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 'Dependable' Tag Fits Roger Cook, Cardinal Pitcher Hr CLAUDK ItOSK K r r a ld S p u ria W r llr r One of the moat tl<pomlnblr Imrlera on the Sanford Car­ dinal mound atnff thin Monaon is Honor Cook, an 18-year-old righthander from Stilkiim, Washington. This Is Roger's second year in organized hall, lml he in getting a great deal mure work in Sanford than he did last " vi’*r with Fri-ann of the (’Inn* (3 THK HANFORD II KIMI.D * California Stale League. Roger'* Pago 8 Wed. May 18, 1955 ^'Mher. Dwight, who I. an out- Standing M.ONIIIA BTATK t.UAIIIK w I. r n aa* Orlando ........... .... ... ft tl an IS pajrtuns Bench -ATI W. I* b ea ch ___ 17 It .SIS Coro* ...________ is it •S it .toe ilftford .-..—a. it in Lak.lani ------ ---IS fn lit (la in ..T ill* . ....... It in .t it PC P.l.ralMirg .... If It -Pit MKit'LTa Trerr.m iav Orlando I. Daytona Raarh I flora* Id. PI. I'olarahiire I fanfare T. Ilalsnilllr a Wast Palm lii-.ih l, t-ak.land itss<i:i r n iiAv Orlando at Imylnm, ilaach ■* ators nl aala.a.lll. Lakeland at Waal Palm Brack PC N lsn S sri at Coma AMRBir Alt w L rn Itv.lani 1* .1*7 »!**(■> f i in .aaa taw York 11 It .171 a lro ll naton ■naaa C lti sakln etn n llim a r a t« II 14 l l I I It n tl ... i* *« a xKII'I.T* a t I.T I ■ TSIhTKBDAT'* .41* .444 .171 •III R aw Y o rk l . i t h i r i a o n Bnaton 4 0 , C l .v .U m l l S a n a a * c i t y i , IV a .b ln g ln a I ■ a llln io r * a. is ,t r o ll f L'* f .•I TIIIIA V*( PCHKUILK Chlrapn at Naw York Kanaaa City at Wahtnxtan Dolrnli at Halilmora ft a**l»o<1 at Battoa PATIO NAI. LM*(it'll W L ranktyn n a JH lllwauk.a IT It t. Lnula It II " li! aw Turk • i :iii iiii •« i is .iti iatpkt* i firldrr with Sanford thla araaon, *l«n played with Kreann laat year. "We didn't play nturh at Kre'alin,” Knurr aaya, “ 1 guraa they didn't want to taka • chance with ua kills. We only joined the eluh a few weeks before the end of the eraaon anyway." In hla only atari laat year, Ro­ ger went M inning* and fanned 10. He allowed only four hit* and waa ahead. M . when ha waa lifted. Ha »*ruek out the first three men to fare him In the flrat inning. A phyairal education major at the Unlverxlty or Waahlngtun, Ro­ ger hai few apare time Jnlereita other than aporta. Ha ranka iwlmmlng high on hla lilt of fa­ vorite paatlniea. Korn August t, 1036, Roger alanda O' 1" In hla aock* and weigh) In at IKK pound*. Ha not only pltrhea effectively with hla right hand tut for a pitcher ia a rood atlrkar from tha right alda alao. A four-letter man In haaehall, fonthall and haikelball at Moaayrock, Waahlnglon, High School, Roger wat named to tha alt-atata baaaball team In 1064. Ha cap­ tained the baikethall team in 11*63 and 1064 and tha football team in 1068. In ndditlon, he waa on tha all-conference and alltournament baakethall teame In 1B68 and *64 and tha all-confor- Nashville Vols Heading For Top, Manager Declares enc* football teams of 1068 and 1063. tn fiva iaa sons on the mound far for hia local American Legion Junior baseball team, ha won 80 and Idat 6. Three times that club waa twaten hy out run for tha district championship. Ha livaa with hla brother, Dwight, and catcher Randy Crisp at I81T Magnolia Avenue. During this Special bring your car to us SAVE $2.50 ' We - will lubricate your car 91.50 We will chaiife your oil at rtfiilar price and InstaU FREE - FREE r .... \ l i a » i a t ! t i l l l a t a I 1 I I a a a a M I •k « i n l l f 7 I * a n I a H II C hiu 25c 17-OZ. PEGS. 89c PILLSBURY’S CHOCOLATE. 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SAVE Opening Days Special msoan EY E - i Thompson's Teom Is Given Trophy MONEY FREE tive com plete frame o f the. season. After running into trouble lr the first two innings he give up orly one single the rest of the way. Sanford scored its four runs tn the second on two walks, singles hy Nat Sharper, Ron Schmitt, Dwight Cook and Russ Davis. The big hi. for Galnoaville was a home run lr the sixth by Germain I’ iitaro with om man on. When 'wo men are nn in an In­ ning. Cocoa's Indians seem to get a chare* out nf the situation. At lent, they did last night. Twice St. Petersburg starter Lcs Richards had put two men down with no scores only to have all heck break Innse. In the third, Charlie Greenhill hit hia eighth home run of the season with two men on and two out. Dicn In the fifth doubles hy Grrenhlll, Jerry Cine an I Orlando Gonzaler, combined « ilh two walks and a single brought in four runs idler two were gone. Cocoa won 10-S !>eforr 300 home­ town fans, one of the smslleat crowds of the year. Bob Kuyken riatl and Rocky Borders homered for St. Petersburg Other action saw leading Or­ lando move four gain?* out front with a 5 3 triumph over runnerup Daytona Reach: and West Palm Reach whip Lakeland 3-1. The game at West Palm Reach, before 406, waa a pitching duel between two 13-year-okt Canadian rookici—Claude Raymond of SI Johns, (Jue., and Jack Hoy of Car­ dinal, Ont. Raymond icattered eight hits and fanned tight to take the decision for West Palm. Lake­ land's Hoy gave up six blows bul had trouble wllh his control, walk­ ing six and hitlin one batter. A Daytona Reach erowd of l.tBS witnessed Orlando's victory. Alex Gordey was stingy with seven hits. Daytona lost the services of Its leading hitter Jack Slade for *4 least a month. In the first Inning he fouled a fast pitch and it glanced off hla left hand and broke R. sAxrottit OUR OWN BLEND LINCOLN - MERCURY MSM I W S I l At* l-ln ell Am M ath ftklSM i v» 1 M'Sr - ■•v. -*r. c -■» L-_ -A s �We4. M«y IS. 1985 Pie* 7 ™ t „A *roR n « m m > F ]o r id a G 0 |fe r s Begin Qualifying In 4-Ball Tourney CLEARWATER (Tt— The seventh annual state fourhall golf tournament opened today without any pronounc­ ed favorite. Dave Ragan and Diek John­ son. the Daytona Reach team which captured the title last vrar, were prevented from eompeting this year because THE ENTIRE SANFORD RASEBAM, TEAM I* ahnwn In Ihls pic turf taken by n Herald photographer. Left to right, front row, art John Bnrtck, Howard Kaplan, Randy Crisp, Q Nat Sharper, and Rusa Davis; aecond row, Charles May Stnn From. Looks of bualncM. Tin* Clearwater team of Jack Russell anil Ward Rodgers, who won the first state foil -ball here in 1913. had been inslatlcl as the ea-Iy favorite hut Rodgers Is un ahle to play bori use of illness. Russell la playing with another Cleans iter golfer. Hit Carson. other leading pairs included Doug Saunders and Jim Push) of the University of Florida's South eastern Conference golf team; Hugh llayes and la's Ha-dt, Tam­ pa; Rev Nahers itrwt Horace Wil­ liams, St. Petersburg: Rill Stemtiler and A. J. Henderson. Miami; Hany Root and Maynard Ram­ sey, Tampa; ar.il Harold Ebbers and Frits SonntVm, Clearwater; Derry, Frank Yurchak, Roland Mnnfredl, Jim Shirley (re­ Duke Warren and John Ireland, leased hy the eluh yesterday) and Pete Peterson; third row, West Palm Reach; Ned Searcu Jim Flanigan, Dwight Cook, Thurman Terrell, Dan Keith, and J. I). Cann, Jacksonville; Pal Ron Schmitt and Roger Cook. Schwab, University of Florida, and Arthur Harrison. Clearwater; Dex­ ter Daniels and Dexter Daniels Jr., Winter Haven; and Calvin Popper, Gainesville, George Bev­ erly. Clearwater. Today's play wL be an IB hole qualifying round to determine the tup 32 teams. Match play begins Thursday, with 18 holes for each round until Sunday's 36-hole cham­ pionship match. O f Past Seven Days This M ay Be Hurlers' Year whammy have fallen off to six in '61!, eight In '62 and six again last season. Right now, II pitchers have won four or more (a year ago there wera IS) and they've had help from the rest to give Ihc majors a total of 39 shutouts to date. In each of the past three seasons there wer* only S3 scoreless per­ formances on record at this stage. Thirty-two pitchers have figured Since then the hurlers with the in the whitewashings, and 13 shut­ outs have eome In the past week —including Don Newcombc't one hitter at Chicago and Sad Sam Jones' no hitter against Pittsburgh. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS From the looks of tilt post seven days, this may turn ©ut to be * pitcher's year in the major leagues— their first since 1951. It's been four jrenrs since the pitchers got together and c« nfronted the hitters with a many as IS guys who won 20 nr more. There were three shutouts last sight. Rookie Larry Jackson pul the collar on National leagueleading Rrnoklyn at St. D>uis In • 3-fl Cardinal victory. In tha American league, Alex Kellner gave the Kansas City Athletics a 1-4 triumph for the New York Yankees against the Chicago White Rot. Only two other National League games were played. Milwaukee took ewer aecond place, eight games behind tha Brooks, by beat­ ing New York's Giants 9-d, Cin. einnati made It six straight de­ feats for Pittsburgh 9-2. Cold weather s h e l v e d Phlledelphla’a home In front on the Washington telly's lone walk,# a sacrifice and a single by Kellner !r the fifth. Erv Palica, tha ex-Brooklyn right hander, gava up six hits to tha Tigers, but not more than one in any .nning. Billy Fox, another former Dodger, bomered for the Orioles. At Milwaukee, the Giants' Don Mueller saw his 24-game hitting streak stopped settling for a tie for the club's record. Gene Conley won his fifth on nine hits, riding »ui homers hy Willie Mays and Hank Thompson while the Brave* pounded five Giant pitchers for 13 hits. Joe Ad­ cock had four-for-five, including s home run. Ai Corvn was the loser. At New York, Ford ducted Cleveland, mining the Inured with Billy Pierre for aeven Inn­ AI Rosen, Bobby Avila anil Georgie ings before claiming hit third Strickland, finally was dumped at shutout of the season and fifth Fenway Park after taking It victory. Pierre blew It In the sixth straight it Iho Rod Sox handout. when he walked Mickey Mantel Early Wynn lot* It, his first set­ and Yogi Berra. After a double back of the season, when Jnrkle steal attempt that moved Manila Jensen «ml Eddie Joo»t humored to third but nipped Yogi at sec­ for four run* in the fifth. Bill ond, Pierce walked F.lslon How­ Henry won hit first with htlp from ard. Then Eddie Bnblnson'a In­ Ellis Kinder. field grounder brought the run At C i n c i n n a t i , J>« Nuxhall home without i Ml. wrapped it up with an right hitler Kansas City managed Just six and a three rui double in Die sec­ hits off Maury McDermott, but got ond inning. game at Chicago. In the Ameriran, Boston knocked off Cleveland ,n-J and Baltimore beat Detroit 3 2. Jackson's no-run Job on Brook lyn gave St Louis Its third white­ wash victory hi four games. The Brooks tagged the young right­ hander for 10 hits, b’K when the chips were down, jackson went to a curve ball and found the anawer. Home runs by Bed Jichocndien.it and Ken toyer gave It to the Cards, who got nine hits ofi Carl Ersklne, losing hit first In six de­ cision!, and Jim Hughes, The Cants moved up from fifth Into a twn-percenlage-point edge over the fourth-place Giants. Two Clubs Seek Rematch Between Dunas And Ryff NEW ORLEANS LB-The strip­ ling Doiislnn* Boxing Enterprises and the powerful lnt»rnatinnal Boxing Club o ' New York today competed f«, a return mstrh be­ tween top-rankn.1 lightweight Ralph Dnpss of Now Orleans and Now York's Frankie Ryff. Dupai won ■ bloody, 10 round split derision in handing tlie No. 1 ranked Ryff his first professional drfrnt Tuesday nght before the largest paid erowd in Net Orleans history. But manv of the 9.200 fans disagreed with tha derision. Blaise D'Antonl, wealthy founder of LRE, made a $13,000 offer to Charlie Black. 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UNITED NATIONS, N. V, UV— American reactor. Japan also may t United Slates will sell uranium to The rcaclon are able to turn For about a million dollars and soon be in the market. Ihe buyer. It will ctilu about ll out isotopes for us* in medicine, t stiff • worded contract other Along with Ihe rer.rior, the I pounds of rich, weapon-grade U- agriculture and some industry. eountriei ran now buy an atomic research reactor atampad “ Mad* High Price Tag Put On Reactor sf Dick Holtz claw H asM any Roles Ity CHARLIE MORRISON Do you remember where we left ..If yesterday? Thai’s right. I had to pick up mi nd mid since it is my mud fortune to handle the giorcry accounts for »ur paper. 1 found myself getting hungiicr by the minute ** I rend the tremendous values nur local fowl emporiums (I got that nut of an nln hook I a-e offering So, -natur­ ally, I knot led off for lunch and what a lunch it was! I finished Just In time to start wondering what I would have for supper lyes, we're old fashioned at our house). Rut 1 must finish our visit with Dick Holtsclaw. Well. I siked this corpulent star, fa inour. for hln quick study and ability to master many roles, ahout his start in life. I found out that Dick was born in Williston and rame to Sanford in 10ZD. 11s began his musical training In piano and voice here, luler studying with Mrs. Kurt Murller, a Herman voice teacher in Atlanta, Ga. He won a scholar, ship with Pasquale Amato, fam­ ous Metropolitan baritone, and spent four years at Louisiana Slat* llniveisity where he took part tn marv operas. He Joined the San Carlo Opera Co. in and remained with them until 1042 when he was Inducted into Ihe U. S. Army Medical Corps. After receiving hi* discharge In IUI5, h* re’-urnrd to New York where he appeared In hia first Broadway *howf, “ if the Shoe hits” In HUP. In the fall of 1047, he joined the New York Opera Co. and has since been the leading l>a**-haritone and remedy ha»s, known in opr-a, as the hais buffo, "Tell me. Dirk, which is your favorite role, Don Paiquale, in which you so recently had the .tarring part?". I asked him. "N o", he replied, "the role 1 like heat is that of Kaiilaff in Verdi's opera of th* ^ame name. Then I would say Don Pasquate by Doni­ zetti and Don Giovanni hy Moiart” "In ho»- ma.ty languages do you »’ ■.£?' was my next question and Dick’ s reply wa«, "Four— F«nrh, German. Italian and of course, English". "And in how many roles are you up?" (You see I wanted him to know 1 rould use some stage language). I almost fell out of uf my chair when he said that ! e had played 84 different roles in 63 operas. When I asked him to explain Dick said, “ Well, for example, t have played four dif­ ferent rolea In I.a Travita, four separate roles In Carmen and three In Alda." (In minstrel show parlance, that’s “ doubling In brass".) Ami Just to prove that he is a versatile sort of fellow, Dick has taken leadlnr rolea In 36 operettas. And to add more proof ,o his versatility, he Is booked to sing In the Messiah, at Lake Charles, Tji. in the near future. All of which makra me very pioud to have hod the opportuni­ ty o f getting you good folks ac­ quainted with Richard HoUrdaw, knnwn to his Limits as “ D'ck", famed star of the tipera, concert, operetta and oratario field. So here’* to the locnl boy who made good in not only the big city but in many cities, in the toughest world of all. the world of opera. He'll be facing a home town audience at the High School auditorium tomorrow night at 8 o'clock. Ilia accompanist will he Robert Hufitader, head of the Rollins Conservatory of Music at Winter Park. If you miss their cpprarance, you will be the loser. As Ed Sullivan would say, “ Let's biing them on with a big hand." Peak years for 20-game win­ ners in tha American Leagua w*re 1007 and 102S. In each of those years 10 pilchcra won 20 or more games. Atomic Power May Crazed Man Dies; Soon Be Produced Sheriff Is Buried GROESBECK. Tex. VT—S. J. For Use In Homes Tyncs, a crazed farmer who killed TOKYO IF — American homes can "conceivably" bigin using electricity produced by atomic power plants within three or four yearr, the United States' former atomic power chief said Tuesday. Dr. Lawrence R. lfafitad, now atomic research director for the Chase Manhattan Bank of New York, told a reporter "four of five U. S. utility companies'' are now building commercial atom power plants. "They will produce 700.000 kilowalls of electricity, enu gh to sup­ ply a city of 700,000 persons," be said. 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W H EN Y O U SH O P TH E TIP T O P W A Y ! is U.S.A." A value of luo.ooo waa put on the 10-kIlowalt reactor the United State i will acll to Switierland. Dr. 1. I. Rabl, a senior adviser •< the U. R. Atomic Energy Comatluion and ona of the top world adenttita helping plan the U. N. , itomi-for-peace conference, waa asked If the Swiss figure plus e reasonable profit waa what any country could now buy a reactor lor. Ha looked doubtful. Well, bow about me million dollars? “ That nut* you In the had park," answered ’the Columbia professor. RaET'safd that In* addition any buyer would have In sign a hi! .eral agreement, under U. S. law with the United States. This would elrlclly limit the uses to which the reactor would he put. so that no country would get an Idea It could Manufacture a few amall A-bombs an the side. Turkey hai already aimed such i as agreement and will get an a sheriff, wounded a vouth anti held off 100 officers for five hour* Sunday,, died Moncky night ol wounds suffered before his espture. Funeral services for Sheriff J. Hsrry Dunlap. 47, were held Mon­ day. He was kiliei' when hn stepped from cover t< attempt to reason with Tynci, 44, a bachelor farmer who was about to be com­ mitted again to a state mental hospital. Tynes shot Johnny nay Bentley, 17, Saturday night as Bentley plowed a field near Tyne*’ home. Dunlap had attempted to question Tynes about the shooting. Hot Dog R ELISH M U STA RD ‘ "Be —VLJ' **m , ** • * y iv* 7/P TOP . h MtIKiSi ' '.'T-,''. !. V1 ' - *? v �1 Q It's So Em j ARTICLRS FOR SALE 3—REAL EBTATB FOR BALK-2 To FUe« A Want Ad Practically New - MAICO Hear­ IT IT IS REAL ESTATE Juit Call 1821 and ask for ask Cmnalev A Monteitii ing Aid. Factory Guaranteed. th* Want Ad department at 111 Soutn Park Phone T72 Call 363 or 696-31. Sanford Herald They 5 PC. BEDROOM W A N T AD *RATES Free City A County Maps Bookcase Bed, Double Dresser. W. H. "BUI” STEMPER Lar^e Mirror, Mattress- (3 Realtor — General Insurance year guarantee) Box Spring.— Gertrude B. Dfogfrlder Associate *169.00 PLUS 2 pillows and one 112 N. Park Ave. .oAMFLB 8-UNK AD___________ Phone 1122 mattress part absolutely FREE! 3 ROOM SPECIAL GET extra cash for articles too S i. Cmn/MUtf 5 Piece Dinette Set, 3 Piece Livgo Ionter uie. Place jour ad to­ ing Room, 5 Piece Bedroom day. Phone 1321. Phone 1129 A. 8. Peterson,Broker Group with Mattress and Box Associates • A. B. Paterson Jr.. A nine ad. aueb as the one above Springs ...... *293.00 (terms) la only 36c per day on our low S P. J. Chcsterson. Garfield Wil­ 8 PC. L1VNG ROOM letts. John Meiseh, R. W. Wil­ aay earned rate economy plan, 63c liams, A. C. boudney. Land Sur­ Sofa Bed, Rocker, Chair —2 end (r day for a days end Me for Tables, 1-CoekUil Table, Two veyor. day. ____ Tabic Lamps. S119 00 Terms. A little apace like this will let ONLY One left at this priec— ECHOLS BEDDING CO. 16,300.00 2 Bedroom Concrete Corner 2nd- A Magnolia Ph. 1232 ■ your message before our more block. Complete for occupancy than 10,000 readers. Tail ’em to­ "Bud" Bamberger. Mgr. in one week. FHA. Terms. day I Phone 1*31. ___________ Open Monday tti 8 p. m. THE SANFORD IIKRALD Wed. May 18, 19S5 THE OLD HOME TOWN f*t U v HMM- —JU ST A S I THOUGHT. ALL M A R R IE D MEAl. AND BE/NG PAY PA< THAT M EAN S FAM ILY A R G U M E N T S AND FIGHTS AN D B U M P S - - A N D T CAN'T R E A D 'E M 'T I L T N E S W E L L IN G G O E S DOW N. COME BACK % By STANLEY Pitetl Olftcl PI?OF. BUM PUS ISEADEfSP H ieE A lO L O G lS T R E A D S Y oU f5 B U M P S ' kOJOW V / LOWELL E. OZIER Call us aEouTour Bualnsas rates. -I S Want Ad Department Woodruff & Singletary Rea) Estate 17. Digit 18. Not firm 21. Music note •2. Large numbers 24. Female 27. Dull pains 25. Thoiewho take vengeance 30. None god 31. AngloSaxon serf 32. A Chinese psgoda 35. Epoch 37. Rub*iling 39. Quick 42. Large artery of heart 43. Matter IHindu) 44. American Indiana RED-I-MIX CONKRETB MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. rhone 1313 SPECIAL AT NIX BEDDING MFG. COBaby Beds and Mattress, Holly­ wood Beds in ill types and sires. Upholstering and slip Covers. 1301 Sanford Ave, Phone S0I-J. JALOUSIES & AWNINGS Seminole t ssA.as^ tin srx-t& ° g- ss-JtsiS AIB CONDITIONING INC ■. a Ave. » WAITRESS, white, over 2L Hour* Dragline service, Lakefronta 6i dltchiog EstimaUi given, Pbone 5 B. 01. til 10 p. m. — • day Geoev* 2454, Orlando 22304. week S t e a d y employment. Sanford 222L r„hJ 1C* Restaurant, Highway 17-22, Phone 237-W. Quality uality be buildoaer work and land T t § 3- . ^ foA BEtP WANTED (Feyelef I.A cm lam OffoedU •1 T A U R U S PANELING OPERATORS sewing machines, ComfortsbL abit Mettve and ^jforaign Wood* Cdfocrete Piye U —It-B rx—K i.crrr.H Ai, r r e v ic s * —a Randall Electric Co. ' m OUGHTOM IMSl'RAHCf Bendix and Crasley Appliance* THOME 811 Youngstown Kitchen' Eleetrlpal etrtirartinc »nd repair* ATLANTIC Ba nk blOG (NWRANCK Miiawra H o ra n lawiao l-k- h oar-mi atiauiDki CI1 (2I1UU Btlli wnirjitSB ram-'t-: HUtsrati i-jidntin Kt4t3H □Rfia Cow Per­ Y*iter4»r‘* Aaioar / sonal pro­ noun 36. Three- I banded ' 29. East-north­ armadllld* east (abbr.) 38. Caliber 32. Weary 40. WurttemV 33. Puts in a berg poker stake 31. Title* measure/ 41. Clamor ' (Turk.) 11. Tension 15. Sanskrit college (India) 19. Angry outburst 20. Involuntary muscular contractions A * J/, i % M y4 < id L 1 ° II 15 t % %% iO j** \ a; n a % %% i% ir J4i M u % sa K •4J, AD at 1 Cl ii is VC yA b\ i ’j DOWN 1. Leaf of a hook. 5. Think 3. Network % 7 IU 4* 17 J •U> 1 112 Mnsrnnlla Ave. Phone 11.1 Preferred Rates to Pre ened Policyholders John Wlllinmn liut. A g e a rj <17 Seaferd Atlantic Bank 24 HAYNES Oflice Machine Co.. Typewriters, adding maehinas, Salat-Rentals, 214 Magnolia. Ph. LAUNDRY 8P.RWICK • One hour • Haiti and Damp Dry 17- AUTOMOB11JM - TWAILEEH • One hour H • Hash and Dry Fold It win nay YOU to ace US befirn buy. Open Evenings aud e PinDhed laundry you buy e Sanllnne Dry Cleaning Sunday*. EaiUirtr Trailer Sales, Soothfdde laundrom at I’ alalka, Fla. booth KMft Foodmart Bldg. 128 East tttb Bt USED CARS FOR SALE—If cre­ dit u O. K.. you can take up ITr U tO MKRVICR —27 payments. No down payment required ’46 Cheverolet *199.00. U I. Rill—Plano Technician ’52 Ilulek *990.00 And Many. Phone 2164. Rout* 1. Sanfnrd Many Others. Write llux 219 Lake Mary. Afler 7 p. m. call 1777-Mm FOR SALE: 1917 nnneer All Aluminum. 26 Ft. House Trailer. Reasonably Prircd. See Mn llccklinm, at II.o offico of the Sanford Trailer Park. FOR SALE — 1951 Ford. 2-rioor, recent complete major over­ haul. Sacrifice. Rukalla. ni 2 Box 618. FOR SALE * CHEAP CASH ONLY 1940 Four door de luxe Ford. Clean. Good radio, heater, over­ drive A tire«, New hallcry, new Lift. Special bitinp m . unrtnrroaled, one owner. Apply 11-4. 2t)l E. 16lh St,_______________ I Ifolny Bamord, A boek-raodlng feat Think* our tlauifisd's ara Mar* onlight*ning than whoai. 15—AUTOMOBILE IDEALERS—12 CAHS BOUGHT SOLD TRADED Roy RrrP* Utea Car* Sanlord Ave A 11th SI Future Generations May Feel Effects, Scientist States BOATS MOTORS -il 21 FL ChrisCraft “ sportiman'*. 93 hp engine. Cali 2894-W after 6 p. m._____________________ BOAT HARDWARE. Rrll's Siandard Station. 3rd A Park. Phone 9134.________________________ FOR SALE - 12 Ft Plywood Boat with 5 Horse Kirker. H. J. Cramer, County Homr. I ’ j r' a —ELECTRICAL HKHVICKS—22 Se F T out General Electric dealer for TV and Apniiancta. Baaford Electric Co. 115 Magwalla Ave. Fbeeo 442 FRIG1DAIKE appilaneea, sales and servlet. G. IL High, Oviedo. Fla. Pbnee 4151 or Sanford 164J-W after • p.m CLASSIFIED DI8PLAT For Lovelier Hair with Wing's' In n hurry for thnt lum­ ber? Just pick up your telephone and call 83. We'll bo waiting for your call, ready to give you the kind of fanl Bcrvlco you'll rcnlly appreciate . , with careful attention to every detail. You'll like the good qual­ ity of our lumber, too. H IL L LUM BER Cel Professional Cart/ Eva Bess Beauty Shop 56S '/ J / J J J L, lx 21LOBT AND FOUND__ —21 LOST—Black pearl earring. Phone 269-W, or 1096, aftei 5. b SU PPLY YARD 213 W- 3rd St. 1'h. 83 LOS ANGELES CT—The pr*»ldent of a national organisation of scientist* says generation* of the future will suffer from sdvrrto genctlr changes berause of the radistion relessed in atomic te»l» Yet. i ays Dr. George W. Beadle, president of the Amerirsn Assn, fo* the Advancement of Sclenro, the free world’* security "doei juitify" continuing the experi­ ments "Let us pray and work that no more than tests will ever be neces­ sary,” he told the Medical Re­ search Aasu. of California yester­ day. He said an atomi: war would “ risk the evolution ir future of mankind.” The California Institute of Tech­ nology geneticist said that heredi­ tary changes esn result from very small exposures to radiation fall­ out, while it take* a substantial dosage to cause ilrkseii. He said that radiallo- it known fo produce changes in the heredity of experimental plants and ani­ mals, and that probably 99 per cent of the changes are for the worse. Radio WntR - I486 EOoeycfo* wxDaxiuat r.ia. Now* I.ir Non* lu n e h W nr Id •( Ttar*o I'nlKil Notlooi Story llnu Club N ,»* O r i i n Inltrlud* Cloud, 11. Wolf* Fern. T b , Hhvlhm Hour World At His Tw lllfh t lo n e * CnoM, Bonk Xlualrol 1'um. o n A Cloud Ilnur* Vnr A Lody Nlehr Kditlon Hrnton) Ctrdlnals linlttd Nation* At Homo With Sf««U I*: ss N«w« ....... i.oynicn'. Call to P r , r W 11:01 ' i bleu Off t i i i 'n *u a t a . m . etee ftl*n On SiOt lArman'a Call l o Fiayar a.ns D i v a Braakar* Silo Now* *11 W**i*ra J sw boro* L l* 1:11 3:i>0 S:IS 1:1') !.11 « i as i it S on 1:00 Sill «iS* a is T:u* T :ll T:10 t as 10 is 10:10 St IS N*w* K«v,n Ntm J iit l;00 SiflS 1:10 li!l •:*n at i 1:10 •ill 10 oo O 'clock a u k Hpaii* At A fllonca J n ck -r'o Chaleo Slorn loc P otoIIobs Mo r o t a c SI«Io4IM WorU -C M iu Music For L*4loa Hynn Tim* For Ijfll** Only XIu*ln For La*l*e 1100 Clu* 10:lt IOi SO N»»* 10:11 H00 Club 11 >0 atm* or M*io4r 11:10 13.1* 1J:S* 1:SS r K c a io s i rJL - Wort* At Noon liodio Farm Dle**4 Tbur- a*v Uoilno* Urooklr a Dodaora TOO CAN HERE’S HOW! anything w in money ■Avon ’B J r i- r f e Switzerland H.:H <1111416 O Mf.YRCIKE r.v-wu Z i- OFFICE KOQ1PMKN1 -23 weekly condition*. Kent Bldg., Put Ebadai, Screens and Vene201 Commercial St., Phone tlan Blinds on YOUR jporcb 2302 or 1IH. for the coat of Awgfoga alone— Call 1447 for quotation*. ladies ready 1 only. Per* REPAIR SEWING MACHINES good oppor- Call 1020 or aee J. R. Colquitt, Bersen. Apply 215 W. 12th SL g j & fi. Flowed 7. Exdamt* lion of sorrow 8. Lake In 46. Sheep Ucka 14-1 ctutirq lei iHi-i J ( on hone's neck 23 Cry of sur­ prise Vacil­ lates r» Devoured 45. Ireland 0 r-tannrv .jr-ira n_-t 22. Hair Ilona for wounds Iarchaic) weight (India) „ S:30 a. m. until 5:30 263 Woodruff Bldg. Phone 2363 Life time Glass and Aluminum m*#ich business day except Sat—Free Estimates—Free Instal­ jtantoon. Deadline for FOR SALE- 10 Acre Grove. 180’ lation—Telephone 1423. Fund on road. Price $15,000. Term*. swHSwlay’ iim tiona t M p ^ . _______ tnaertiona turo Center. 116 W. First SL Phone 1393J . P, O. Box 11M. the day publication. dav preceding preeedln Any ads comlnf In later than FOR SALE— Fishing Worms— iTw p m. wUl be published under 2314 Myrtle Ave, New threo bed­ Larg^ blue wigglrrs. Wholeroom block home. Total price J o e Late To Classify. sale and retail prices. W. E. Advertisers are requested to no* 56830. l>a baths. Would consider S T X F ii-E -ty Donaldson, San Mateo, Fla. lots or smaller home in trade. tlfotha Want-Ad Department imPbone East 5-4342Reasonable terms. Exclusive listing. NEW responsible far only on# Incorrect 1705 Magnolia—Small 2 bedroom ItWORE WANTED -11 AND home, Shade trees. Ideal for Insertion. couple. Total prlco 54230. Terms SECOND HAND If] HII fitllbOL BOY with Power Mower wants mowing. Phone If desired. Desk* and Chairs 716-M-4. T W H T ff I S Robert A. William*, Realtor PaweU’e Office Supply 110 Magnolia Ave. Phone >66 WKLAXA APARTMENTS: noma Raymond E. Loadqulat, Associate FAST. Accurate typl»t doires Phone 1673 Atlantic Bank Bldg. Jrivafo bathe. U4W. Writ BL permanent poaitlon. Knowledge THE SUPER TRADING POST of shorthand, Kxperienct-d with Ozler • Weller Homes, Inc. tin 17-92 South of Sanford dlctaphunc and filling. Write - RoDaway and Baby Bed* General Contracting 7 Rooms of very fine furniture % 1*. O Box 1443. Sanford, • Commercial—Custom m Low Just arrived. Better hurry in. ^ »S Cost Homes Beautiful Bot’ gas stove 35.00 14- 8PECIAI SKRV1CKS - 1 4 1200 MeUoavUla Ave. Phono 1211 Dinette Purcelsin top Homing Sentinel, Or­ 4 chairs 22.30 ORLANDO Avalon Apts. Efficiency. Pbone 5 ACRES of good Ctlrua land, lando Evening Star. Call Ralph Walnut finish brdrm. suite $133. 423. Ray. 1I6S-J. situated near Sanford Country Piece dining room suite 40.00 Club in New Upsala. Asking 6 Smell Manic writing desk 12.30 Bpeclnl — TV end lUsdlo 21,400.00. Write to Geo. W. Jar- Large Cedar chest ■BE Seminole Healty far Deslr3 Heroult Rd, Worcester 6, Matched end tablcs-walnut 15.00 nble Uom*s and Apia. Phone 21 Service and Repairs 9.30 Heavy Walnut twin beds 30.00 RCA Motorola Sale* and henrtee Gene’s Texaco Service BURNISHED Apartment 500 Park NEW Masonry two bedroom home Trade your furnituro in on this. KM Sanford Ava. Phriu I486 Ave. . _______ on West 23th St. and Marshall CONCRETE Ave. Price (7,000. Contact own­ FIXX) II SANDlit a Ik Finishing: furnished Kitchenette apU. Air er. Ready Mixed Concrete. Concrete Oak floors fumlsbad, laid k fn w C^Bdltlnwait- Slumberlaod Court Block, Sand, Gravel, Cement iabed. IA business since 1920. South City limits JUlhway XT-82. "COLORED FOLKS! We are li­ Concrete Pipe to Meet All Quali­ E. F. Stevens: Route 2, llox 227: quidating the following lots at fies lions. Call 716-R-4 before 7 a. m. or 5150. each on easy terms: Lots Dealilrable one and 2 bedroom apts. Pbone 2429 after 6 p. m. 1. 2, and 3, Block G; Lola 3 & 4 Sherman Concrete Pipe Co. 432-W. P'hone I Block J, West Sanford Sub, Oat West 12th 84. Stanleys Bike Shop L°ts 3 4 10, 11.& 12. Block 14; APT. on Lake Charm, 310 E. 4U) St. Tel. 243! Lot 24, Block 2; Lot 2, Block 12, tides 2 Bedroom* and den LjjB 5 i Bicycle 6c Genera) Repair. Keys. Lockhart * Sub." Writ* 445 BrieVery reasonable. B. A. Cameron, Very r WANTED kail Ave., Miami 32. Fla, Lawnmower sharpen 6c Service. Oviedo, Phone 4254.________ USED REFRIGERATOR - any Ptnmblng. Kre«ky Heating make or site. Beat Trade-In 2 Room Apartments. By Month NEW CONCRETE Block House. allowance in town. See BaggerOceanview, Sun Deck, at New M. G. IIODGKS _ oTwcck. 112 Elm. Thono 2383-W. ly Appliance Center NOW or Smyrna Beach, Sleeping acco­ Server on All Waler I’umps% Boom Apartment Ground floor. call 1737. modations for 8.17,500 Terms or Wells Drilled — Pumps Cash. Contact Clyde Howard, Apply 212 Palmetto.________ Paola Road Pbone 7w> GlndervUla, Rt. 3 Box 13S-A, BARGAIN! L A R G E furnished Apartment Sanford. Complete TELEVISION SERVICE ALMOST NEW - Smith Corona Freshly painted insld* and out Portable Typewriter and Lea­ on all makes and models 210 MainolJa. Phone 212. A. K. For your Real Batata needs: Caie. Regular sire Key­ SANFORD ELKCTR1C CO. Ro*setter, Florist Cullen and Harfcty, Raaitmm ther Phene 442 board with touch keys. Perfect. U6 Magoelia Ave106 N. Park Ava. Phone 2313. BURNISHED TRAILER — One Sold for 2109.53 when new. Will FHA Financing Bedroom, kitchen. L i v i n g RAYMOND M. BALL. BROKER sail for reasonable offer. Phone room. Shower A Toilet *7.00 •17-J after 1 p .m . Foe Remodeling and repairs. i par weak. On privat Nothing Down—Small Monthly Household Furniture Salo Begin­ ’ quire Rt 2 Box Ml. II. . Payments ning Tuesday May 17 it 10:00 hold, Banford-Orlando highway, REDUCEDI Sherman Concrete Co. a. m., at 1018 Magnolia Ave­ 0 5V4 Miles from Sanford W-®W down, 538.41 monthly takes Phone 2161 nue House sold, Furniture must Oat West 13th this beautiful Wynnewood home, OARAGE APT. Electric retrigerbe moved. Phone 433. 3 Bedrooms. Elec, kitchen, floor RANDALL ELF-CTIUC CO. tor. Hot water, Inner-spring furnace, tiled bath, beautiful T V SERVICE CENTER METAL ROOriNO grounds with sprlakjer system, Now In Stock. 2-V Crimp —114“ • Factory Suparvlsed Service a a s fc .% v lLuc . n u ; loads of extras, just reduced to Corrugated— 8 4 ” Corrugated. v en t 503H Palmetto Ave. • House calla a a. m. till • p. m 111,500.00 This fa a real buy! Gat sill Your roofing needs at (All makes aud models) Rooms, Cool, Breeay. Quiet for Concrete Pipe Co. 112 Mag. Ave. Pbone 2too 4*y. sleefif f . B<«*d lunches. Realty Sherman Out West 13U> SL Pbone 2489 USED PLUMBING FIXTURES. T. W. NERO W15-W. f k m n Swim Goggles ........... 1.00 pr. 30 FL Plastic Hose ... 2 94 BURNISHED Oarage Apartmaat Paint ........ ................. 2.SO gal. BEDROOM House. 2250.00 m Hot k Cold watt- furnished. 2 down ARMY-NAVY surplus and assume note. 1213 * 1202 Broach Ave. Phone 426-W. 110 Sanford Ave. Pbone 1321 Summerlin Ave. NICELY Furnished lower Duplex Phone 1113 8aapple Turtle Lawnmower, ex- 1001 Sanford Ave. Apartmaat Ay»jy 212 Park Ave, cellent condition Roy Reel. City. ENVELOPES, letterheads, statefurmeats, invoices, baud bUla, and W. (Nationally Adv. Bolls-Hsad) SWEET CORN—814)0 a bushel. 5 p r o g r a m a, etc. Progressive Dozen to busbel. Muses* Stand, Printing Co., Phene 60S—408 Manufactured la Sanford West of Monroe comer. West 13th SL ■ i s * V m m Ur s S t e d O s Wert krd St Phene 221 BARGAIN!—G.E. I eu. ft. ReP. M. CAMPBELL frigerator, AUk# new. Sanford anjy General Coetrader Mattress A Upholstery Co.. “Home* of Distinction** 501 Celery Ave. 184 B. Park P^sU lr^farnlsbod .Apartment ■•Way 17 62 Phone 1447 ^ Wane 625-J, TP3 Palmetto Ave. ARTICLE* w an ted 6 PLUMBING ■RAND NEWI—Beautifully- fur* Contract and rentir work. Free nlshed On* Bedroom Duplex, all Maytag Washers CASH. TRADE-IN prices estimate*. R. L Harvey. 204 tile bath. Beautiful grounds, 115 H u m Hi Ave. t e a s S7VT Highest paid far used furniture Cell 9l>, Sanford Ave. Phene 1828. H22 Park Ave______________ wilson-Maier Furniture Co. 311 DIED TRACTORS E. lit SL FLOOR aanding end finishing. NEW—Modern Banished House. Cleaning, waxing. Serving Semi2 Bedrooms, Kitchen- Bath, M ........ * WANTED—will pay cash for Ear nol* County since 1223. H. M Living room. Utility room. 14 Trumpet. Cell 1100 from 2 lo 5. Gleason. Lake Mary. milts from town. Phone 1145J. for Furniture. Add* Typewriters, Out* For Better Plumping Apartment 112 W. 4th Beet*. We buy See or Call i wheels. Buyer W. J. KING BOXER PUPPIES—A.KC. Beau ___ Apartmaat Farh Pbone 22 llful Brindle with white feet tees n i i Ave. Apply Apt and breast. 2821 Elm. Phone TREE 8ERVICE— Surreiy. DeK *. Used fundfl 1253. Mowing. Pruning and RemovMart, BURUBBED Apt 122* Mag. Ava. in^ Alao Spraying. P h o n e ■1621.| 4. Applies. P. Robbed 13. Perform It. Belt 10. Varying Grease Traps Septic Tanks Window Sills Lintels. Sind, Rock, Cement. Steel Mortar 309 Elm Ave. ACROSS 1. To wade across a river 3. Inland ica (Alii) 9. One who rope* 10. Anklebone 12. Choice group '■s r The above 4-line ad can be run Builder — Phone 1331 |~fun days for only *2-40, 3 d»T» Homes and Florida and one day for T2c Custom only Builder low cost homes Buy. Sefl, Bent, Hire with want C. A- WHIT)DON, 8R. tn ada, the busier! salesman *Beg. Beal Ettata Broker town. Put one to work fee v’ou. 112 S. Park Ph. lMt Phone 162L We wUl be slid to charge It Whether buying or sailing. It will Per only *3oo the^ above W nejid pay you to see: fc a o n th a Job for you, or 3 J. W. HALL, BEALTOE llty t. Only ELM kaeos lt wo Building Florida State Bank Bull for you for 3 days. 1 day ta Phone ITS* 'Call HalT DAILY C R O S S W O R D Ta^j H a JUBT CALL AH Makes Oat W m t lit * SL El 1 �•- rr^ T ’ ‘-V i ■ J P i t * 10 THE SANFORD HERALD W rf. May IS. 1955 O ch apter e g u te e n ' RE(UNA went straight op to fltndrua lo the interview room, w hrr. ha stood beside a table, her hand* ouL ‘ Jim ." Her eye* tilled ‘ Susan told me everything, from the beginning. Sbe’e ao much better than 1 am, haa ao much more resolution, tilth . I can't tell you bow It made me teeL What <u*ve autteradl It'a borrtbta . . . thought all the time, 1 waa sure. . . . 1 never had any doubt. And now —" She waa very braidlfnl to a black amt with a tiny red hat on Iher black hair. She put up her face. Andma waa deeply m oved He klaaed her forehead, made her (It down on one ot the atralght chain, pulled up the other. “ Never mind it, Regtna, aa long as you know." tie eat down dcee to her, took her, bands in hla. "Look, don't fe d ' too badly, lieigina. 1 didn't know myaalt (or a I lung while—at least l wasn't aura." They talked vary briefly ot that idlatant night. U wasn't a subject to dwell on. Then Regina said, "But UUs—this incredible, this ridiculous charge against you—It mU soon be over and you’ll be tree. Thai woman — what waa her to u t" "Tana," Andrus add, and ht Mgarela tor both of them. Regina nodded "Yea, t'eoM. Now Ithat aha isn't going to die, that aba's conscious and can talk, you’U soon be out ot ail this. Aba'll know Who tried to kill her, and then they'll have ta let you got" It waa the fln t word fesd had et Mra, reos'a poasibla recovery. "Mow do you know T A n you surer* Regina said yea. Mr. Todhunter had told her. A t the end c t another 10 minutes, as sooa as Regina waa gone, ha tntonaed tha gu ard about to retu n him to his •mU and settla to the evening paper, i wanted to see either Sargt>eg the district ittesm y, at f I i'-fA v W naturally •tout aha eras still ea the ' gad or. i m w laid d ______ ritoae. ghs was to a large double woo* aa the third Soar that eouM appear at the foot of tha bad in a wrong light, after which the too would *—»— ha oiaarad The whole thing couldn't ha aUnond to i at tha The Utile eavufcada arrived at ha Seepitnl at U o'clock. Mr*. Feen waa lying Ugh ea piled pil­ lows, Her tow to swathed in lay aa tap ad tha j aides. Hints and thee wars gray, toh. Her again K might hams h later. First ehe thought and then another. Todhunter would haws Kked n clear cut verdict. The earliest Roger Pelham could bare been killed waa at 12:30. Obviously Andrus couldn't have been at the whom! of hla car In the Pelham grounds at hall past U If ha waa down In Yonkers with Midnight Mike, either In or approaching M rs Fean’s bouse. For the moment Todhunter was forced to rest tm bis laurels Mrs. Fenn waa a n t u i who thought before aha spoke, a woman who bad to be dear in her own mind before she gave tongue. Bha u se very dear about one thing. She hadn't scon the man who ■truck her down when ehe erne drawing wine In the cellar. *1 started to look around, to turn, I thought I heard a sound, and then _nothing." She couldn't even remember the blow ot blows. The next thing she knew ehe woke up In bed in the hospital with a ter­ rible pain in bar heed. Before he went to sleep at S:30 a tn. Todhunter called the Inspec­ tor. He told McKee what bad bap* period and that Horton admitted Andrua waa that the U case full of holes. "I think they're go­ ing tn turn him knee." Silence from the othm aad ot too wire. Then McKee m id softly, *1 waa afraid o f thin" "A fraid, In spector!* “ la this tha man who alfarfcart "A fraid," the Bectami you, Mrs. FennT" hla toes grim. "N ew we're bach Not a sound except the tor odf where we were to the murmur o f tha city below; M rs Now K starts afl over yuan gated atralght la treat of her at Andrua. U waa a long look. Thursday, Blank at flrat, intelligence began Busan Dwight woke up smiling. to dawn la it. Bha gave a one. Bha fait happy, light hearted. Tha vulaive start, bar Upa parted again amlla waa far Berry. The charge and her ayea opened wide. This room In ■ police atatloa waa aa »im . ana spake, in n halting husky odd plats la which to receive a whisper. But her weeds were clear­ proposal. Barry had aakad her to ly and hie. m any him a couple o f times be­ That** M • • fore, but newer to auch lags or with aurii earn The while they eat th en la tare oak chairs near the high deak with two team equeeaed than selves out a (at poilownaa witting behind K. from unitor tha toto and ran down Bha had wanted to laugh, not ex Barry but ot his eoieaaaJty, kto Todhunter west to weak. Be noas vary kmg, Ms chto very A na, and aametiy reqd the ancm tha stricken woman's with fun to to doctor Brut spoke, ha had the story out no um , Barry, ad her. could say yea, toil X c e n t," Mrs. Fean had recognised And- patted hla band i rue all right, but not ae the man bed drawn K away srbe struck her dews in the cellar. you to love with eienwmi Rka rtC O flliB fld kixn I I l h | MAIL She nuwt wnphsUcafly the dnmk, Midnight Mike had love with anyone. M e brought with him to the bourn ea so, shortly. But hie quasi Glover sL, ea the night Roger Pel­ her angry. He bad eo right to oak ham waa killed. The only trouble It. She h was that toe eeuhtnt he serum about time, and to bar eaoditkm K waa ueeleea to pn etoee M a to, toe way you wen it was tote wha with people yon had bean brought arrived with the drunk. She had up with! knew toalde out. tori that expected Mika earlier, aha had a park roast in tha oven and It almost spoiled, Mike might have brought his Maying cargo to' at maybe a little after U , hut than (To s i the Ufa Mia ebownd they just aa well have been closed. Dr. Hotruer waa already there. He came into view, facing Todhunter, and began to talk In a lew, carefully modulated voice. "You're feeling a tittle better to­ night, Mrs. FennT" The eyes didn't mmm. She gave the slightest of node. "You know what happened to you, M rs Fend We spoke o f It earlier this evening. You were down la the cellar o f your house drawing wine from a barrel Into n pitcher when aomeooe struck you from behind D ent be frightened or upset. Nothing can happen to you hero. You're perfectly safe. We’re going to show you a man and aak you If It'a the man who attacked you. Raise your hand If It Is, or nod your head. If It Isn’t don't do anything. Do you under­ stand T" Another nod. There was a faint expression now on the gray mask surrounded by whiteness. ft teemed to Toilhuntcr that the wom­ an waa trying to say something, Her Upe stirred She moistened them with tha top o f her tongue. But she closed them again. The doctor said "A il right, Mr. Andrus," and Andrus walked out from behind the screen and over to tha foot of tha bed Tha light that had been rigged up waa twitched on, bathing him In bril­ liance. The reel of the roam was Tha NFL champion Cleveland Umpire Bill KInnamm ot the I The record tor most home tuna • ro w s will play an exhibition Eastern League resigned e port- Is the majors during one month fame against the Croon Bay tlon as deputy collector of Inter- was mads by Ruby York ef the Fackern on Aug. ID at Akron, nal revenue fat Wyoming Is IMS Detroit Tigers, In 1MT ho hit U to take up umpiring. lie August. People With Yen Are Given Advice Wife Tells Police To Snatch Hubby Away From Cards BALTIMORE (P — Sft. Vincent Serlor ot the Baltimore vice squad got a call from a woman who told him her husband waa ipending all hla money in poker gamea and ahe waa starving aa a result When was heT asked the ser­ geant. She gave him an addresi. and he dispatched two patrolmen to the spot They broke up a card game, hauled six men te Jail. But the phone rang again. “ You didn’t get him,” said the seme voire. She explained ahe had learned that her husband had float­ ed from the game before the po­ lice got ther. She gave Serlor a new address. Off went the vice souid again. They broke up two gamea, took tn nine players. But the phow rang again. Same woman, same complaint new ad­ dresi. The next call brought in 13 more sporting gentlemen. It made a grand total of 25 players arrested in five card gamea. The woman never die give the police her name, but Serlor figures they got her husband M the last haul. She didn’t call back. The IBM American Bowling Congress tournament win be held la Roehailer, N. Y. Ononis Smyths of tha Toronto Maple Leafs haa managed aevan Stanley Cup champions. HOLLYWOOD CB-Out bora ta the canyon country, the people with time to play and a yen to touch vodka-on-the-rock* glasses with celebrities, have one piece of advice for visiting Bremen: "Don’t bother with the television crowd, they’re dull. They never do anything but work all the time. Stick with the movie people. They work hard when they're working, but it's usually a long time be­ tween pictures when they can have fun.” "Ha." sniffed Miss Dinah Shore scornfully when abe beard these words. "I wouldn't change places with anyone in the movies (or anything ta the world. Look, 1 can get to work at 10 In the morning, rehearse during the day, do my show and go home to my family and forget the whole thing. I’ve time for my family, time to be home, time for my friends. Most of all. I have plenty of time for the children.” Although plenty of TV people do work long hard day* every day and go home to worry over lines at night, Dinah does a pleasant 15-minute live television show two nights a week — Tuesdays and Thursday—on NBC. Mostly ehe sings tongs — and the loves to sing—and wears pretty clothes which ahe enjoys wearing. She doesn't have dialogue to learn —“ I Just say whatever aeemi right and best at the time” —and the doesn’t have to play any role ex­ cept Dinah Shew, linger and wholesome American girl, both of which are familiar. Occasionally she does get a little fed up with being eo nice all the time, she confesses. Dinah has been happily married for years to one man, George Montgomery, who does extremely well ta a quiet sort of way making Missy, T, and Jodie, 1, motion pictures which are—also in adopted eon. a qulqt aort o ' way—very good box office. George also runs a furniture plant on the aide and hia pieces are very much in demand. They've been having a delightful time building and furnishing their new home In Beverly Hills. They are happy together, and mutually devoted to their two children, Baroda Maharanee Asks Paris Court For Separation £ 'a 25.00 Ocean C ity Reels 12.50 Spinning Rod, Reel and Line PARIS IF — The eigar-amnldng Maharanee of Baroda hae asked a Paris court to grant her a legal separation from her princely In­ dian husband, the former Gaekwar of Baroda. No grounds for the action were disci .ed. The petition was filed yesterday by Princess Sits Devi, 36. The Maharanee, who if well known also ta New York and Lon­ don society, maintain* an apart­ ment tn Paris with her 10-year-old son. She asked for e "separation da corps”—legal recognition and sanction that ahe it living apart from her husband. The ex-Gaekwar, 46, recertlylhas been staying at Cannes, on the French Riviera. Although he still uses hit title, he'wai stripped of it along with hla princely privileges and $556,000 annual pension in 1951 by the government of India after he tried to start e rebellion of princes. Complete 10.00 up Swim Fins Goggles & Masks MANY SPECIALS ON BOATS, MOTORS A SKIS ALL BICYCLES * TOYS ON SALE! Free Gift Wrapping at “Gift Shoppers Paradise” Robson Sporting Goods 104 E. 1st St- Ph. 998 ATCH IN D 0 W S BORDEN’S HERSHEY Biscuits LB. SUGAR BAG 3 ■” 2 9 * WITH ORDER CALIF. 8UNKI8T Lomons ■>* 10iA C n Potatoes ** 5 9 c I SNOW DRIFT SHORTENING CHASE A SANBORN INSTANT COFFEE ruu , 4 OZ. JAB •> DAFFODIL ta v S M f A T S MARGARINE «• 19c KERBLBBCLUB GRAND OPE NI NG! Rookie outfielder BIQ Vtrdoa ot the Cardinals was • high school track star. He participated ta the 100 and >00 yard daahee, pole their Vj vault, shot put and relay. BLUEBIRD FROZEN PALM RIVER ORANGE JUKE Crackers 3 9 c SLICED BACON « Lb. Box M A Y -1 9 -2 D -2 lst CANS FLA. GRADE A DAD SANFORD P A IN T CO. C7W.FIRSTSI. I _F R E E JflTW E ID tT ff FREE * PARKING ** ” • PARKING FREE-GinS FOR THE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN COME IN AND REGISTER FOR DOOR PRIZES— DRAWING SATURDAY—M AY M et YOU DON’T HAVETO BE PRESENT TO WIN—YOU ALL COME T O M O P .M . J '-J OLD GLORY Blackeye Peas ROASTING HENS “ 2 19c P K N K H AM S “ I TO 4 LB. AVERAGE SU GAR CREEK S TO T LB. A V E B A G B . L Y E B S CORNED B U S _ J $ ■N O W C R O T F R 0 O Q f CAULIFLOWER FORDHOOK UMAfl CUT BEANS BLACKEYED PEAS U OK F IG . LBS. I I OM CAM ORLY t M O M W R B K S TO B G I I T R R F O R O U R G. E. A U T O M A T IC W A S R S R D R A W IN G P A I N 4«hV *- -1 STEAK ■* ,-# ?*h. . F in e w ! 9sC m ***5 r«. B EEF S T E W 1® .ixa 81 Owe W TP. mi L\ - �1 Web the i Shop and Save In Sanford lim ________________ ? ______________________ VOLUME XLVI HMebUsked IM S AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEW SPAPER 9 t U k pe r sh ire , high M M . _________________________ 8ANFORD, FLORIDA. THURSDAY M AY Yfl, H>5.x U S. 1 7 -9 2 pirtf* cloudy with icsHered bsort!y afternoon *111! early -venlnf shower* and thundersho' crv todsv sod Frirfav. Little change in tom- A jw x ia lfd Freon Wire Eisenhower, Vetoes Postal Pay Raise rogress Plan teams Ahead The campaign to improve Seminole County’* main ar­ terial highway, U. S. 17*92, is ateaming ahead, but no in­ crease in tax miliage will result from the latest move on the county l^vel. County Commission chairman John Mcisch made this Senate Air Of Uncertainty Is Sent Hangs Over Program Message tlemr yesterday aftar ’ tha Commission voted Tuesday to ask tbe St«te Legislature for a special hill permitting the county to bor­ row 3220.000 for right-of-way purchases. A cloud of uncerlinty hunt: over l hr nnli-polto iimi'tiThe emount, plus the $327,000 lation program In Sominnlc County today Hr. Torvv Bird, in uncommitted secondary funds, County Health Officer, anld lie hnd no iden when second would make up the total the coun­ shots nf vaccine would lie given. ty could put into right-of-way W A S H I N G T O N (,V1— '“ It looks like we ni:»y run ollt oT school before we Ret this year. President Kisenlimver tmliiy snnthrr supply of varrinr.* Hr, The Commission sc ted after K. Wt softball same between the MAriT AND FttllANA POU1NTO, whs arrived In tha United Sutra Bird declared, referring tn H u * vetoed » I’ ill lo luuist the pay ■Alva and aitoclate member* of M. Hart .'field, stele director of Joined at the chest, wtU at Loe Angeles airport for a p i« « home te swi(ti>-approaching rnd o( tile •)f 500,000 pout id worker!* by revenue projects, informed the tee Junior Chamber of Commerce Thailand (Siam) with their nurse. Miss Jtripan Kaaemsak. The school term. mi iivernjre o f H.ti per cent. little girls were successfully separated by eurgery to Chicago. Maptt , will be played at 7:30 p. m. to­ county by letter that it could If school ends before more vac­ safely borrow 1220,000 and repay (left) wean a ribbon to her hair far Identification. (UternaUowai) j cine iv received, children may Tin* President told the Senday at the Ft. Mellon Park soft­ nti in ;< veto tiies.uijfp lie re­ ball diamond, locitcd behind the it In four years from the gas tax be given Ihrlr second shots 1 1 1 surplus due Seminole County. old bus station. gretted 111* net ion and eitrnthe County Health Unit or School At the tame time-that it passed An appeal In Ihe realtors and estly Imped and recommended Carl Overstreet, chairman of Superintendent R T. Mil* re the residents nf Sanford to list 1*tint “ the Congress w i l l We Jaycees* softball committee, the necessary resolution asking for may tv- asked to transport child available housing for rrni with will head tha actite members, the special bill, the Commission ren to their respective schools on ■piirkiy consider and enact postal ilir Chamber nf Commerce was and Gordon Sweeney will man- declined to make a firm commit­ certain day* for Ihe vaccinations. pay legislation that will be in the made by Cdr. Frank tt More. *fe the associate members. Ap- ment cn secondary funds. Drattcy piddle ntere.it and fair to all the Dr. Bird said. IfSN, Commanding Otltcrr nt ■fiximslriy 23 members will Odium, chairman of the Chamber half million employes who man the Another possibility, he said, is of Commerce's long-range roads tha Sanford Naval Auxiliary participate. postal (erviee" that shots msy be given si the planning committee, asked the Air Station. cffices n( doctors whn hrlped sdAmong those taking part wilt board a declaration of intention. He sard the vetoed measure The s Plies I by Cdr. More tol minister the first shnls. I would 1mpise "s lira vie r burden be William Stempar, John Alex­ "I think thta resolution showa lowed Ihe announcement Ihnt The first shots were given April iiikui Ihe taxpayer than it neces­ ander. Tommy Peterson Jr., Tom­ where we stand," Odham waa told expansion of Die sir station 23 si Southslde School. lw. Bird my Stringer, Tony Russ), and bv Commissioner Otis Fourakre. sary." Heart iilse*"e and cancer caused would lake place in (he very possibly “ Buddy" Lake, who is the most dcsiht In Rrmlnole ssld t h e serond inoculation* Eisenhower listed these three It may possibly take about two near future. l-known in Central Florida months to put the special bill reasons far hir . rto: County during the period from should hive been givrn ■ week Cdr More (lid the Cham­ letle circles. , January through March the State ago. "First, Die lull cresles new dis­ through the legislature. A simlber ol Commerce 1* In the Just how long the vsccine Is ef­ The idea behind the softball liar period will be required to get Hoard of Health announced to­ criminations or iiirquslitiex which process nf composing a mas­ •ommllleo Is to build a taam ca- up abstract* on all property along day in its monthly vital statistics fective is not known, Ihe Hesttli would affect many thousands of ter lift nf ail available hous­ officer pointed out. Dr. Jonas bla of opposing Jaycees in surreport. postal employes. tha highway from tha Orange ing for rent in this area. Those jnding towns. Overstreet said County line. “ Second, the hilt creates grave The report said 21 died of heart Salk, the discoverer at one time Navymcn reporting to th e ha was planning to makt aradniinistratiie problems such as disease and 13 of cancer. Causes estimated the period at from two NAAS for duty, desiring hous­ Mias Esther Rive, manager of eengements for such games. the establishment of thousands of other deaths ware cerebral vas­ to four weeks, but since has an­ ing In the Sanford arra, will nounced that It should be effec­ The game tonight wai discus- Title Abstract and Guaranty Co„ cular disease, 11; other circulatory of individual pay rates. It Torres tic referred tn the Chamber of tad at today'a weekly Jaycea gave tha estimate of time needed diseases, six; influenza and tive fur a longer period. The se­ awkward and unfair administra­ Commerce. to obtain tha abstracts Right-ofBOMBAY, India tri—I’ortuguest pneumonia, five; nephritis and no- cond shut Is more or less a “ boos­ luncheon at tha Yacht Club, and tive practices m a government ileway cannot be secured until the ■any members expressed satis­ police reportedly fired on 34 In­ phrosls, two; diabetes, two; and ter." partmrnt whose operations affect county gets the abstracts. Dr, ntrd pointed nut lliat the faction with tha program. dian citizens who marched into tuberculosis and syphilis, one each. 1 very person, every enterprise, ev­ Meiach recently proposed that Hrsllli Unit is extremely busy “ I think tt would be a great Goa colony yesterday for a civil No deaths from motor vehicle ery community In the country. (Contented On Pag* Three) disobedience campaign against accidents were recorded, but other at this time and should the vac­ Mag to errata fellowship with 'Third, the blit imposes a cine bv received next week, the Jaycees from other eommunlPortugal's rule there. Goan na­ accidents claimed five lives. ' heavier burden upon the taxpayer tion»lists said tour demonstrators U * a,” Overstreat tom mented. than is necessary to establish sal­ A totals of 38 Heaths, including job of administering It would be were wounded amt aavon other* 43 white and 43 colored, were ■ particularly tough one in view Mba game ia only secondary, ary rates throughout the depart­ or the bu*dcn or week, beaten by tha police. ment whtrh wilt compare faror*ad wa at* not going-to eonaan* listed during the period. H/terts'l Meanwhile, the government an 1lily with rales far similar wotk train *0 much on winning aa hi Tha report was circulated here Infant deaths, two white and 11 nouoced today there will not be elsewhere in government and in Willing wp this understanding," as a military eourt in Nova Goa colored, were reported. any further releases of v serine private industry." Overstreat said ha had a few sentenced five men to prison The Board of Health report list­ (Continued On I'age Three) Th* President has indicated an “ dark horses" la his pitching terms ranglu? from 1 to IS years ed 218 births for the period. Of JERUSALEM UT — The UN. average 7,fi per cent raise Is about etsff and warned the associates for advocating the union of Portu­ this number, 110 were white and that “ ara'ra ready far them." gal's eoloniea In India with tea 108 colored. Mixed A r m i s t i c e Commission a* far as Im is willing to go. Indian republic. ealli-d lari night far resumption ot Kighty-one marriages and 22 WASHINGTON (It - Shortages Portugal has refused to discuss divorces and annulment* were else I m jcliKgyptian border negotia­ •gain are plaguing prospering in­ India’s demand that it withdraw tions. Coincident with the appeal, dustry, Today—no soon after tee from its settlements on the In­ recorded. an Israeli reprisal attack height­ big Korean buildup—government dian subcontinent. ORLANDO in -A Miami Beach ened tension along the troubled officials art pondering whether to W. A. (Bill 1 Goodwin 81, died Thirteen of tbe Indian participat­ couple married In a blimp over push for a new expansion of baric ing last night in Ihe Orange Memorial Gsza Strip frontier. in yesterday's march were re­ Orlando ynMerdsy explained “ We Hospital after s short illness, lie LOf ANGELES <*-A propoasl industries. leased, but the rest were reported The commixkicm issued its com­ was born April lo. !*!)•, in Seville, wanted to do something dl(/crcnl.“ Scarcities of aluminum, copper held by Portuguese authorities. that women be admitted to the Art Tnwasend. 32, and Virginia munique after Israel refused to Fla and made his liomr in Enter­ Presbyterian ministry was en­ and nickel haven’t vanished despite Reports said tha marchers cither Bruno, II, a waitress formerly of attend a schedule-.! border meet­ prise for the past 2U years. dorsed today by the national band substantial diversions of tee metals Only ten percent of tha year's Huntington, L I., raid si first they ing yesterday. Israeli representa­ te industry Instead of tea national gave Indian border police the slip Survivors inrluib* Dir widow Mr*. i f fan church. quota has been raised tn the Pr, Ralph Waldo Uoyd, presi­ defense stockpile. Soma steel prod­ or Ignored them in entering Goa. Salvation A m y financial campaign planned to be married in a swim­ tives said ihe boyciitl protested a W. A. Goodwin, Enterprise; seven land mine explosion Tuesday near ming pool of a swank hotel. children. Harold. Royal, Enter­ dent of Maryville (Tann.) Cortege ucts and avan cement have joined up to the present time it waa an­ “ But everybody does that in Mi­ Kissufirn in which three Israeli prise; Mrs. Vrnnara Hind, Orlan­ Md moderator of the General As- the deficit list. nounced. ami, and We u anted our marrlatie soldiers wer* killed and two In­ do; Mrs. Dorothy May Cohen, Wil­ Earlier this year o f f i c i a l a My of the Presbyterian Church “ Generous Sanford and Semin­ to bn something special from ihe jured. liam, Richard ami Marie, all nf the U.I.A., also called far ascribed the heavy demand to such ole County citizens , who no beginning," said Townsend, a sand Israeli troops last night atlarked Enterprise; two xrters, Mrs Mag­ practice of ocauagrn- temporary factors as tee spring LOS ANOELES UH - Welbura doubt support the fvslavatlon blester. an Egyptian positin; near Oie site gie Itee, Starke; Mrs. Alms Davis, spurt of auto production, fear of "The oiler night we saw the of the explosion, an army spokes­ Sail Springs; and one brother, Ern­ Bta views wars ncntalnad In a midyear strikes and priee boosts. Mayock, farmer general counsel A m y and its Ideals, have not yrt dtrmea prepared far deUvery at Inventory rebuilding, and perhaps of the Democratic National Com­ sent their contribution to the of­ lights of lint Goodyear blimp while man announced. He said the force est, of Enterprise. wn were driving over the MacAr- suffered no casualties, adding that Funeral service will be at 3 todny’s opening saaeioa of tha lCTth a MtOa Kara buying caused by mittee, has been cleared by a fed­ fice on second street, eral grand jury In connection with flea on second street. A total of tour causeway bar) home and we the “ Egyptians and those in an pm . Sunday rt ih* graveside in genaral nsaembly. ttnantattonal atreaaei. adjacent position fled when the Is­ the Enterprise cemetery with Die But by now the order books at a complaint alleging evasion of in­ $7600 is needed to proparly carry agreed that was it." . Yhn anrnson waa Or. Uoyd’s last out the work of the organization, Afterward, th* couple left by raeli unit approached." Rev. Jack Kelly of th* First MllUal function ns moderator. His tea mills ace fitting up with orders come taxes. Methodist Church of Enterprise of­ US. Atty. LeugUin E. Water* •aid LL Donald Taylor, wbo car for their honeymoon. — isaaor wfl ho elected later te* fer tba July-September quarter. POSTMAN KISSES WOMEN ficiating. dap to aorro during the weeklong Some o f f i e i a i s are wondering •aid the complaint, issued lari head* th* Salvation A m y woth WIND (ITARTS ALARM here, LONG BEACH, Calif, m - Th* whether tea aalion's industrial ca­ April 4, would be diamUael DALLAS. Tex. iJV-Sheriff ntn 4Ath birthday party that the wom­ REWARD OFFERED Mayock, a Washington and Los pacity la aa wall bulwarked, for J. Marion Harman fir., chairman TAKAMATSU. Japan LD-The war or peace, aa they had aup- Angelos attorney, signed a waiver of the financial campaign com­ Decker, a group of 10 armed dep­ en on mall c a r r i e r Joseph of immunity and appeared volun­ mittee, said today, “ This is cer­ uties and e crew of private guards Pugliese's route held for him was Japsnrse National Railways today tarily before the grand jury to tainly on* of Seminote County**, rushed through a rain her* last the most! Pugiirs* kissed evrry offered s 127.78 reward far the re­ TWO MIMING FLIER! deny Hut he evaded 323,71* to and definitely, Sanford's, moat night to face burglars reported at one of them — and there are 328 covery of lli* bodies of each of to taxes duo on incoma of himself Important organisations. The Hal­ the industrial national bank. A gust women on the rout*. In addition persons still missing in last week's LASTED AS DEAD va lion A m y deserve* th* whole­ id wind, Decker said, had rattlrd to the kisses he got s eart on sinking of Die ferry Shinn Mara, A CHICAGO (It—Mrs. Alma Far- JACKSONVILLE tri-Tta Navy and his wife far 1*41. hearted support of every citizen.” a boiler room door to set off aa whirh to tow tua mailbag, plus lot si of 138 bodies have been aon, 88, who was kept In jail today listed aa dead Capt. Albert 3113 in ru h . found. JOINT FISHING FIRM day* hr her husband*# farmer S. Major, commanding officer of Harman urge* every cittern, electric burglar alarm. TO RTART OPERATING M il lor fsOur* to pay a t » . MSauflcy Field near Fenaacola, and whether ©r not ka receives e TOKYO (ft - A joint Japan-IndU letter or e telephone cell, to eand etasition of affections judgment, Lt. Edward L. Kennedy, also of Saufley, whose two • place jet fishing firm will start operating e contribution to the Salvation V * Ira*d yesterday. /w rcu lt Judge Jot* K. Pavlik crashed into a swampy area near this fal, following private talks Army P. O. Box 1316, Sanford, between fishing officials of the tow or call 306 to have the donation fWfe-wd Mrs. Eergorson released her# Tuesday. Previously they wore listed as countries. Urn newspaper Nihon picked up by a uniformed Salva­ worn Cook County Jail aftar bar ■ r n ir attorney teattfUd that rim missing because parts of two Kelsai said today. Tha paper said tionist. bodies found in the burned wreck­ tha firm hopes to net 3,300 tons of Softball Game Set By Jaycees Tonife In Lakefront Park Ike Says Burden Would Be Made Appeal Is Made By Cdr. F. More For House Listing Cancer, Heart Disease Leading Death List State Board Of Health Releases Statistics For January-March Portuguese Police Reportedly Fire On 54 Indians a » Mixed Armistice Calls Resumption Of Border Talks Shortages Plague Booming Industry; Officials Ponder Orlando's Skies Scene Of Wedding For Miami Couple Women In M inistry Indorsed By Group O f Presbyterians r Solvation Army Lagging Behind Quota In Drive Enterprise Citizen W. A. Goodwin Dies Jury Clears Mayock O f Evading Taxes 44-Day Ja il Term tnds For Woman r t I No. 191 tM not know that the alienation age had not bean positively Iden­ tuns and shrimp a year for tale fetal was in progress Inst year. to U.S. and Indian markets. "“ Ita suit was brougb* by Mrs. tified. Mrs. F. Richmond Ybarnsa M. Pritchard, tt, whn aharged that Mrs. FUrgerxm mn* Dies In Miami ■etoutly state Ihs «<!»>««,■ of bar Mrs. Freda Richmond, $7, died tor*m husband Boy Pargartaa, yesterday in a Miami Hospital S a dUtriboter fer a bread after a short flints*. Born In Gainesville Beptsaiber BILLE5DON, England ttv-Dw their two ton* more than a year 8, 1907 she It survived by tar husband, one son, Jimmy; three Ruling Scheduled R-ftsreM Mali farmhand who ago. Police said they had “ no further •Istora, Mrs. C. W, Kerr*. Rock­ ran away with tea pretty sister of Control Board England's hereditary royal cham­ interest ia the matter at this ford. Ilk; Mrs. W. II. HiUterd, Orlando; Mr*. Joe Thomas, San­ -TALLAHASSEE (H-The Board pion turned out today to be a mar­ stage." Webb, who looks younger thaa ford; four brothers, O. D. Land« f Contra) t* scheduled te main a id d m n with two children. res*, T. O. Landrvss, Sanford; H. fe e l ruling today hi the contru­ "1 have wronged the girl ter­ his years, said he had “ taken Su­ ll and lung drawn out /s s s ribly,” said James Webb, wbo san away te friends who will look L. Landresa and B. L. Landreaa, rmar Florida State UsTvae- Hipped away i t weeks ago with after her, 1 tan lei you rite is not Ftrnandlna. Funeral arrangement* are being farulty member Robert L. Busan Oymoks, 33-year old daugh­ going back to her family.'' He met — bars. ter of one of Britain's oldest fam­ the girl when be was hired to milk mad* by Gautier and Reed Funer­ Tbe board win reerive roc one ilies. Tbe two told friends they cows on the Pymokes' ancestral al Home in Miami. Burial will be Saturday at 2:30 p. m. to •state near Grantham. stations prepared by the attar- planned to wed. Susan's St-year-old brother Capt Miami. genersi*. office on the baste “ 1 here deceived her and Mr ad a famly tote telnktog I was tree to M m DyiMfce taMs the title ef MORE CATV INVOLVED "Queen’e Champion," an honor merry tar," Webb laid newsman, which has bean to hie family since DETROIT (l» - Michigan Hu­ "but I am pal.” medievel days, and carried tea mana Society's report for 1834 Mn. Mary Wtab, «*. aa Ashford- repel standard at Urn coronation of shows it tad morn cesas involving cats teen any other animiL Doga bring Instructor, pmElisabeth 11 to iau. wore sort. Qifton Johnson, nxneotiro director, arid can inason Hags • -• " V E T dent get ia an many Jams at «atg We Sanford Memorial Contract Closed; Provisions Listed tn the reteni contract closed by lit* City ef Sanford and Coro's >nuford Dow of Derby, Conn, in ti'uaiil m the tirii'Tivt Sanford utrimii ml ihe roiilrait read*, in |ixct x, a* fallnws; “ The donor is the owner of th* library, puinliugr, niltiqnes. work* id art, .md innutiM'iipl* rollcction* nf the late (irons! Henry She!* ion Sanford, father of the d"nor and founder of Ihe ity. 'Wrlirli-* and ohjeris compris­ ing said library, paintings, antiques, and works of art im ri ho. »»'K shown by alt in'intoiy there, of allarhcd. . , “ l 1'liey are! to be homed and mninlained in a fireproof and fire-re*isinnt building In be rrreted bv tbe dt'O.-r ip Fort Mellon Park tn Sanford, (with) enid building to be designated as . . . .Tbe Henry Shellon Sanford Memorial t.ibnsry amt Museum and arreted according to design. , prepared by Elton J. Moughton, architect. , Mrs. Dow will give the city tba paintings (etc.) if tbe donee wills appropiate funds for tbe ereeion allot space of 130 square feet in tli* location; see Hint tbe spnro ■round the building will bo land•raped; start roust curt inn as soon as practicable; errrt tn ncrordane* lo plans; see that tba erection shall hr eorn|detrd in .'18 months; place all donations in Ihe mu.,turn, aiming other provision*- Millionaire's Son To Be Arraigned VAN NUVS. Calif. 'P-.luli.in Hammer, son of a New York mil­ lionaire, will lie arraigned in Lo* Angeles Superior Court June l on a charge of nuirtkiring a triend, H u n t WhiDuvk. The arraignment was set yes. terdsy at Hammer's preliminary hearing. He ••as released on $2(1,000 bail. It a m in c r't father Dr. Artuand Hammer, manufacturer and art gallery owner, was not pre-eril in court, and Die 2ii-yearold defendant's lawyer declined to say where the hail came from. Thr di si net attorney said he did nut np|*ise had b cause be does nul consider tbe death pen.iltv war­ ranted in rase of conviction. Where Ih* death penalty is to tie askel, no hail is allowed. Hammer said the fatal shooting occurred in an argument May * over an old gambling debt. Ham­ mer is a writer on technical sub­ ject* for an engineering concern. CAMPAIGN CALLED OFF CHAD RON. Neb. ifi-Cily Man­ ager Kenneth Kyle has called off a weeklong campaign against Jaywalking. Ho said businessmen protested that customer* com­ plained when asked to i.tich to th* intersection. No, said Kvlc, “ not * thing will he done m (Tiadron aboip Jaywalking." M ; Irishman W oos Pretty But Is Married, Has 2 Children By to tost tony N i l disk TAKE TRAIN TRIP—Th* atudestla ot Mm. W. O. BriiMon'a Grammar School cIu m enjoyed a train ride thin rooming to Kianirom** where they ale lunch. First row left (o right an AIlww Blake, Allison Lee, Beth MrCarson, Marla Mela* tosh, Don Brsckenridge, Dennis Deal, Dusty Crawford. Joe Presentt, Harry Nelson, Ronald Gillespie. Laaur Etheridge, „— “ •*--------- John Todd, Judy Robb, Buddy Lour. Second row left to right art Tiro Richards, Denver Hayes. Mary Helen Washburn. I.ynn Crabtree, Ronnie Arnold, Carol Ann Carroll, Barbara Medler, Jnnia Owen. Mary Kay Vanre, Carolyn Moore, James Reed, and Bill Lemon. Back row left to right are Mrs. Brinson, Jimmy Beck, Lamar Strickland, Charlie Carlson, Frank Scott, and Kay Beasley. (Stuff Phulul � 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, May 18, 1955 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 18, 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>, May 18, 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/edaf0daa7159e5712384c4d3c88a130e.pdf 9985ed34a53eccb9f1eea9e38b01cec7 PDF Text Text THE SANFORD HERALD *A W O M A N 'S ^ WOO< IS NEVEC D O N E /* ^ G E E M O M /irS > TEOClFlCSBEING y o u NOrCWAJAlEO M OM S SITTING CX7.VN- CEADtW DO VOU SEE WHAT I S E E * I W A S L O O K IN G U P SO M E N EW P E C IP E S / TO THE KITCHEN/ y ' BOY _ STOVE/ y ANOME HAD A \ LS LITTLE SEOIOU3 K y ta lk , o a u u " y y c ; w alitw G ZARKOV... CALC.' o u r/ OAIB.../ARKOV. CAN YOU HEAR Mir a m v o ir MATTfRf WHY MV HRAD'S < i* it s o o w n f RINSING SO... J see HIM THROUGH 'yJVJMW THEVRE HEARING AIDS WMCH T UXZ A SCREAMING 1 FIT WTO TOUR EARS UNNOTICED/ ) TRUMPET.' NOW DO TMe BEIT HAS A RADIO VOUJME <_>OU TURN IT DOWN? CONTROL FOR TUNING HIGH OR L* IOW' CAN KXJ HEAR M£. FLASH T : DEAF.' FLASH DEAF.' i f SO LO N O , NCUD BETTCK Htrc WITH ■ ' 1 CRLLSnCG! IF MV K A IN ROES ANOTHER F L IP -F L O P ... AND t BCCOiSe A G EN IU S n , Atflhl.e I'L L S IT IN i if* + -~ *7— I TOUCH WrTM J i f Snoooi rW«U.,GCOFV..^ NOW TOUOT take ^v o u i %p e . v » . « - ( (3COFY... I5THB L ONLV ONE WHO ,TT KNOWS HOWTO r Legal Notice NOTICK TO BIDDERS HIS INNER FAR WASN'T CWMAAED EARKOV'S SOUND LAB HAS RENDERED FLASH OH. nASM ' RASHMV OARUNO* W^DCAF W HIRE f THE INJURY MAY BE TEMPORARY.' M t U M W i e THESE r t l l E T S Will A FREAK ACCIDtNT N WITH A BULL FlDOLE OR a p a in t . BRUSH/ ,___ - pXP- *—■ v 'o 5YMPHOVJIC NO,OIR-NOT ELOQUENCE WITH A LOUISVILLE SLUGGERH OShTT TRY GUE5S1NQ WMAT THE pitcher IS GOING . TO THROW/ YOU'LL GET LOTS MORE BASE HITS BY BEING READY AND ALERT TO MIT WHATEVER v>*» row NET TRAPS CREWMAN ARANSAS PASS, Tex. uT—War­ ns. Hampton, 29, waa killed when hL le | became entangled in a net line on a ahrimp boat jreiterday. Other crewmen on the ihrimper Nicke out of Galveaton were una ware of his disappearance for about IS minutes. When the “laxy line," a rope tied to the mouth of the shrimp net, was pulled in, Hampton's body waa found at­ tached to it. w n « rs rue WHAT HAPPfNEOT _ ARTS.' TRU&/-NOR CAN YOU ACHIEVE . SHOWDOWN WITH ME, 0 9 ELSE I’M r ------ - ORTH MOT INTERESTED ball LEROY, MAYBE 90-BUTYUH CAINTT MIT A HOMUH WeLL,SAV SOMETHING TON-61-rrS THI r I’LL TELL HEQ * EITHED SHE SETTLES DOWM^ AMO GOES STEADY ^ I T S TIMC 7 W | FWOME ET A REDR C ^ ^ O P E D /^ ^ — T O MUSIC W JgC TO L L ^-v feed VRAM • SS a n * n r AN HX-OETMiUS! s u r e FEELS 9 0 0 0 T O BE MV O W N vh — wy* S im pl je , F h u # iX w n tt s n jp iD K S rjI? T F s e l f ( a g a in i SEALED PR O PO SA L!! w ill bo recelven by th o O ily r n m m le e lu n o f -h« C lly of S e n fo rd . F lo rid a , u n ­ t i l 10:10 a. in. l E a a t a r n S tan d ard T ltn ai na F rid ay , th a T an lh P ay o f J u n e . A. D. U S S . f o r t h e f o l l o w . Ing m u tlc lp e l Im p rn v am an t: CONTRACT NO. 10 — R e - l e y l n g E d itin g Saw ara and L ay ln a S a w Saw ara — P R O JE C T FIV E . A ll m a t a r l a l a f u r n l a h a d a n d a l l w o r k p a r f o r m a d a h a t l b a In a c c o r d ­ a n t w llli th a p lana, a p a r lflr a tln n a and ro e lra e t d o c u m e n t* . p ertain* Ina t" lh a Im provem ent, w hich m a y ba a a a m ln a d a t lh a o ff lra nf R o b a r i U. A n a « » a n d A aaoclataa. C onaultlna C ivil E n aln aara and Survayora, Room !:o lllld ab ran d l B utldlna. J ac k a o n v llla . F lo rid a : n r a t lh a n fflca o f th a c i t y sta n a g a r, C lly H all. H anford. F lo r id a . B lddtra m ay o b tain ro m p lata aala of th a p la n a a n d a p a r lflr a tlo n a ro v a rln r tha Im provam anl. Includ­ in g P r o p o i a t F o r m a to b a a u b m ltt a d In t r l p l l c a t a ; F o r m o f B i d B onjl raeu lrad ; form of C o n tract and form of C o n tra st P o n d ranulrad. by m a k i n g a l t . 0 0 p a y m a n t a t th a E n g ln a a r'a o ff lra ( C n a l n a a r ha> I n a l h a r a i d R o b a r i >1. A n a a a a n d A r r o c l a l r n f o r ra< h c o m p l r i a a a t T hla p a y m a n t ro v a ra t h r r o r t nf prln tln a and a i a a m b l l n g a n d la not rrfundabla. A hid b o n d , p rnparly a irru led b y tb a bld d a r and h r a nuallflad a u ra ty ; or a r r r l l f l a d n r r a t h l e r 'r r h r . k on a n y N a tio n a l R an k n r on a H a n f o r d B a n k . In a r u m n o t | r - r than f i t a «S| p r r ra n t of *Ih r a m o u n t b id . m a d r p a y a b l a i n t h e C lly of H anford. F lo r id a , n u n a r r o m p a n y eac h bid a r a a u a r a n t e a t h a t In t h a e v r n t t h a c o n t r a c t I t a w a rd e d to Ih r bidder ha w ill p ro m p tly e n te r In to c o n tra c t, fu rnl li t h a r e q u i r ' d b o n d a n d w ill rta rl actual c n n rlru illn n w ithin te n < tni d r y e a f i e r ra c e l v ln * n o . lir a . H hnuld th e b id d e r fall lo a n la riln lo c o n lrart w ith th a C ity w ithin lh a lim e rp eclflrd . ha rh a ll fo rfe it d ep o elt aa liq u id ated dam agee. A ll b i d e a h a l t h e m a r k e d a n d d e ­ l i v e r e d a> I n r t r i n l e d In S E C T I O X 3 n f t h e H p e clt li a l l o u e T b a C lly ra e erv re th a rig h t to w a l v a I r . f o r m a l l t l e e In a n y h i d ; t o r e j e c t a r .y n r a l l b id e I n w h o l e o r In p a r t w ith or w ith o u t aau ta; a n d tc a n a p t a n y h i d o r a n y r o n i h l n a t i n n n f h i d e t h a t . In tt a J u d g ­ m e n t w ill he fo r th a h a rt I n t e r ­ na l n f li t* C i t y . T h a w o r k i n g d a y a n a r a r e a r y for co m p letio n ' o f th a p r o p n r e d I m p r o v e m e n t . a» w a l l ae t h e M d | . rli.ee. w i l l b a u a e d In a v a l u a l l n g t h e b id e c ity t'n m trle e ln n o f Tha l. 'i ly o f H a n f o r d . F l o r i d a R y J l a j r r J . I». C o r d e l l A lteetr 11. N. S a y a r C lerk S talu la, tho Flctlt!nn» Vemo Pi wltt Se.ilon 111 "I FFhl o r i d a Tliomn F. Berry p. si. n i t i r F lctltlnue N am e N O T I C E Id IIE R E B T O IV E N t h a t w r a r e r r g a a a d In b u e l n a e e a t A lta m o n te H prlnae, F lo r id a u n ­ d e r lh a f lr tltln u i nam e T b a R ain K o ra n N u re a ry and th a t w a In­ lan d lo re g le te r ra id n a m a w ith Iho C lrfk of th a C irc u it C o u rt, b e m l n n l e C o u n t y . F l o r i d a . In a c ­ cordance. w ith lh a p rnvlelnn o f * Y ^ LAST TIME TODAY WORTHS 10 FM UBCTM. TIAOC-MS o \j i C I c u \r7 R ID E -IN THE A TR LAST TIME TODAY STARTS 7:M I r V IU Y C H IU ) S : £ s '^ S & T S S r ^ STARTS TOMORROW 1a u u n - n ta liana Fratnre 7:11 • 11:1> PLUS SANFORD LODGE No. a F. * A. M. TUESDAY May 17 Saten Thirty P. M. O f f i c i a l Visit D. D. G- M. R. W. R. R. W right J r. Plana of Trip te Masonic Hope Entered Apprentice Degree A. F . Remaer W. M. F. L. Miller. Secretary Powell s Office Supply Company 110 Magnolia Ava. Ph 98 H o tte s t n e w s in H e u rfio p st V LOOKS U A I ’------ J SHE DOESN'T WANT THIS CHCTMBALI jwiqjmu I'MFULLOP AMBITION * TODAY-1M GOINGOUT' ANDSTART. VEGETABLES a l w a y s a t a s t e SO m uch b e t t l r WHEN YOU RAISE Y-i--THEM B Y YOUR f - S ]— OWN SWEAT ’t f ' r r r EDOE'S WIFE IS AWAY AND HC3 GETTING UPA LITTLE CAMft OVER AT HIS h - > -s HOUSE a n o t o il tflfa 'ttU e . H u •Ma*. tfc , h e s not u p v a fy i^ h r . d i t h e r s 'L l / / oh OLO GOAT- FACE WMFHIN yoGlaarawbat's baaa t e a la (ha auto* W nobUa pictured here, you can aaaily aaa why this baauty ia w iaaiaf rava aoUcaa aoaat to aoaaL .r s s s M t f a ( this morning Buiak aMfaaara look tha hardtop body daaifo (hat haa baaa growkd tramandoualy in popularity o rar tha past aix yaara—a a i «m v U ftm 4—n imUmi IN MV , NEW CAR a ftm . Siaspiaf Sura—to a ll outward appaaraaaaa. B u t it look a Waad atw kiad ot body with whoBy prmdplaa to do it—to briag this *wifch fh« pitch Jusf by '* CruWn0. You P*ftormanca thrill ofrit! 2°^' 8*fliahlnino./,li G e n e r a l H . JA M E S 5r it In s u r a n c e GO T A G EN C Y B U Y IN G A C A R ? IF W m t i l ~ * 274P ° - .VL f w i VO. i 3 °nd J ( lha » -wfawTS'L,** e -w ~ Legal Notice ■J w l a 3fc to F la- tU U e 1 IU . JO T �i f W e a ih e? Shop and Save In Sanford Partly rtnadr through Wednesday •1th local thundershowers; little change la temperature; hiih thl* afternoon M-M; tn« tnnight from M U eztreme north la S*74 a*, tram* south. §>m xfarh IFktralft • AN INDBPKNtlBNT DAII.T NltW SPAPFN 8ANFORO, FLORIDA. KcUhHfthtd I90F TUESDAY, MAY 17. 1955 M A m ria M Pnm I W irt No. 1*9. CofC Notified SNAAS To Expand Soon It's Up To Residents If They Want Company To Establish In City Correct Craft boat-building plant here, the Chamber of Com­ merce said today. Correct Craft president W. C. Meloon, vice president Walter Meloon and general manager Ted Essenberg visited Strolling _ In Sanford Spokesmen Reveal Soviet Ambassador Agrees To Meeting Richard Holtzclaw, known to many local friends and admirers as “ Dick", mads a guest ap­ pearance today at 1:30 p.m. over WDBO-TV, Orlando, on the Echols Bedding Co. program. His accom­ panist ..as Roger Harris, choir director of the First Methodist Church here. Holtzclaw will appear in concert here at tl» high school auditorium Thursday at 8:00 p.m. 0 under the auspices of the Sanford Shrine Club. • • • Dne to a conflicting date with the ballet recital, Pack No. 18 of the Cub Scoots has changed Ua meeting time this month to Raturday instead of Friday, May 28. • • • A covered dish aupper will be held tonight a t the Sanford Tour* 1st and Shufflcboard Club a t 8 ■©o'clock. The evening will be spent In games and songs. The Sanford Garden Club will meet Thursday In McKinley Hall a t the First Methodist Chnrch with Taylor Brigge as guest speaker. A covered disk luncheon will bo held for this last session of the season. * Man Found Guilty In Butcher Slaying Of Young Brother NEW YORK ID—A 14-year-old man, released after 10 years in a >P hospital for th* criminal insane, has been found guilty of first* degree murder in the butcher knife (laying of his 2-yearold brother a decade ago. A Bronx County }ury deliberated two hours yesterday before re­ turning the verdict against William Oliver Jr. The Jury made no re* commendations of mercy. A firstdegree murder conviction carries a mandatory death sentence. •w Oliver admitted ha killed his little brother aa the child slept, end then set fire to the bed. He was 14 at the time. After pleading insanity, he was committed to the Matteawan State Hospital for the Criminal Insane Last iaD he was pronounced legally sane and was returned to the Bronx to stand tr ia l Testifying at his tr ia l Oliver ^ a lm ly told the all-male Jury that •Jme killed "to get even with my mother, who was persecuting me." He also said he intended to HO six other members ei his family. BERLIN (JA-A U. 8. spokesman announced today that Soviet Am­ bassador Georgi M. Pushkin h u agreed to meet with the Big Three Western envoys Friday to discuss East Germany’s new high taxes on trucks s-ipplylng Wes' Berlin. The ambassadors of the United States, Britain and Prance will meet with Pushkin in his office In E ait Berlin. The three Westerners had proposed the meeting la • letter April 11. The Western ambassadors elaim the Communist taxes are a viola­ tion of four • power occupation statutes which guarantee free ac­ cess to Allied West Berlin. Althou h the West has given West Germany Its sovereignty, the oc­ cupation continued in Berlin. The Communists imposed the levies April 1. contending the money is needed to repslr the three highways leading through the Soviet aooe to West Berlin. Mother .Of Three To Get Deserved Degree A t College LINCOLN, Nab. (fV-Mrs. Viola Sederburg is going to get her A. B. degree from Nebraska Wesleyan this spring snd a right well earned ona it will be. Mrs. Sederburg, mother of three children from 7 to U years and wife of a Weslsyau professor, will hava credits from eight colleges applying oe her degree. Before her marriage she studied a t Luther College, Wahoo, Neb., and an Omah* business college. After aha married M. E. Seder­ burg, she studied at Black Hills Ts a chars College in South Dakota, University of Omaha, Univarslty of South Dakota, Drake Univer­ sity a t Des Moines, University of Nebraska and finally at Wesleyan as her husband continued his stud­ ies and his teaching. Sha herself ia a third-grade teacher here. AUTOPSY IS PLANNED FOR SIAMESE TWINS DETROIT CD — Physicians at M l Carmel Mercy Hospital today planned aa autopsy o s Siamese twin girls who died last night le u than a day and a half after they wara boro. Dr. Gian E . Hauae aald Indica­ tions were the babies died of rera to ry and circulatory failure. Knowland Says Ike O Mr*. Richard Herring, 87, moth­ e r af tha twins, said " I am thank­ Will Veto Increase ful that I da have two normal WASHINGTON W-Aesi. Know, ehfldraa at home." The fatlmr ia land (R-Calif) predicted anew alb • «pr a conferee** with President El•dbenhower today that the chief ecutive win vote the bill to crease the pay of about half a mil* lion postal workers by aa a v e ra fi of 8.6 per cen t Knowland, tbo Ssamb can leader, declined to lay e r the President told him or In­ dicated that e vote will be forth­ coming. “ 1 predicted tbe rtbu- day feat ^ n y bill over T.8 p ar cent wartd H o t meet with procidentia' - & • e l " Knowland said. He declared be still la by that forecast the city yesterday to inspect three possibk sites for the plant. They were “ scry much impressed" with c lakefront location, the Chamber pointed o u t The boat firm presently has plants at Titusville and I’uiecas tie. Because of heavy demand, Correct Craft al-o has a Jackson­ ville company building boats on a contract basis. Correct Craft listed seven re­ quirements for building the new plant. The requirements- however, are “not hard and fast rules," but are subject to negotiation, tbe chamber aald. The requtrementa: 1. Correct Draft would require at least 30 aeras of land, reason­ ably level and above the extreme high water level at any time, welldrained and auitable for a factory site. The property ahould be on sheltered water with a channel not less than five feet deep. U not bordering on, it ahould be very close with access to both highway and railroad facilities. This pro­ perty is to he mads availsble by deed and is to ba tax-free for at least 20 years. 2. The local community would be expected to make available by Us banks, or local business men who would be Interested in investing money, to build a plant aa apeclfled by Correct Craft of not less than 8100,000 value which would be fi»a«wd qvfg ga jiaaro. on not more than 8 and one-ball per cent Interest. (CXrrect Craft hae already been approached by other communi­ ties with a like proposition for furnishing the land and suitable factory building, the Chamber said.) 8. Correct Craft would aspect the local citlsens to purchase at least 1180,000 of its preferred stock, paying a dividend of 6 per cent per year. This (lock will giva tba local citizens an opportunity to participata in Correct Craft’s growth and to benefit from Ua profits. 4. it would he necessary for the local city government to see that adequate city water Is available to the plant to pass tha insurance underwriter's requirements f o r minimum insurance rates. I. Correct Craft would aspect a hard-surfaced road suitable for employes and visitors to get to and from tha plant. 6. Parking spies outside the 80 acres should be provided for at least ISO to 800 automobiles. 7. Adequate power by a major power company must be made available to thla property. Tha company officers were shown tha sites by Chamber represents lives, and th# plant was discussed a t a luncheon meeting attended by local bankers and representatives of Sanford In d ustries, Inc.; Sanford Industrial Board, tha Chamber, and tha Junior Chamber of Commerce. The lakefront property which made a favorable Impression Is city-owned and adjoins that (C mHa a i l *a Page 8) *T»^j<l j**. A >r ■--“ A Turnpike O fficials Will Receive Bids S J if vfcfrm * -m. DANIA ur—Tbe. stele tn rx u — authority will receive bide J a m • Wqr the first two fradUag Jahe H b e Mia m i-fort ttdS turnpike. This wee reported yesterday ad Sts authority's And the Legislature at itructun of a state tang bom Miami 8e tbe J * area. ■■■’s r - A M a m m w c iw i m n iw cororm at u« cu? where right el way le am 9— * r n m i C M « r ! * * • t o WIB i m . T h* mm to be ofaUleai futeUjr, wtUk w— r a p m i ra w tU r. iM stt Prompt Passage Foreseen Sen. George Smathers Says Six Additional Squadrons To Arrive Dick Holtzclaw Is Interviewed By O ld Friend By CIIARI.IE MORRISON One of the interesting phases o< WASHINGTON i.P-Sen. Hill fDThe Chamber of Commerce v.a* notified late today that working on a papt:r «uch as oura Ala) said today then: la "absolute­ tlie Sanfonl Auxiliary Naval Air Station will remain in San­ ;s that >o.. rtl.rng different kcepa ly no question" but that Congress ford and will expand in the near future. popping up all Ihe time Although would quickly approve President Senator Cicortfe Smathers. in a telephone call to William the writer ui this iirm Is primarily Eisenhower's request for 28 million Kirk, who wa* his campaign manager in the last election campaign iiifmmrd him that six an sdveiUsing solintor or sales­ can’t additional squadron* a*ill he sent man trying, each day, to persuade afford the shots. heir, h u k related the information the merchan's of our fair city to Hill voiced reservations about the call lo our readers atirnlion tha to the rhamlicr. administration's new 11-point pro­ merits oi the commodities they The action tame »« * dicect re­ gram for voluntary allocations and sell, he never knows, when he tail of a chamber delegation’* ac­ check* in al 8:00 o'clock a m.. just controls over distribution of the tivity in Washington. The dele­ "hat the day will bring forth Salk polio vaccine. Secretary ot gation had walked for month* to Welfare Hobby outline*' that pro-' lake, for example, the assignm-ura enlargement of the ba-e gram to the committee yesterday menl handed inc by lb. boss late ard additional personnel, a* well after it had been approved by tbe a- a promise that the base would .Monday afternoon. "Charlie", said President. 1Fred Perkins. “ You know Dick irmuin in Sanford. Hill said the program "very Hie 38th annual Florida ConMany hlve circulated llolzlelaw very well, don't you?” clearly" was not "detailed or fcrcncc of Social Welfare war licit ,|unns pit»t month* Hut the base j When I replied affirmatively, for definite." I I have known Dick many years, at the Uiscaync Terrace Hotel in would either be doted or it, oper- ills- boss asked me if I oiiltl mind Committee Democrat! indicated Miami on May 11-14 with four Sanation severely curtailed. interviewing Dick and vvritin* JIM 8IIIHI.KY by their questions and comment! As a result of these speculations, something about him that might bo (Staff Photo)', f o r d representatives attending. at yesterday'! hearing that they arc far from sold on the adminis­ They were Mrs. Troy Ray, super- the Chamber sent the delegation to of interest to the readers of The ★ ★ ★ ★ . ... , „ ,, Washington to bring t< the alien- | Herald, in view of Ihe lact that tration's plan to make aure, by visor of the Stale Department of |jo(1 of Klor(da |caui«liv«* dele- I Dick was scheduled In ap|>car in voluntary methods, that supplies Public Welfare Service in Seminole saUon gallon ami and lo In Ihe the Navy ollicials the concert here Thursday n ght a' the of the still-scarce vaccine get to County; Mrs. Sidney Ives 111. Miss advantage of expanding the base. High School auditorium under the the most susceptible age groups Joyce Hetrel, and Miss Martha Senators Smathers and Holland auspicict of the Sanfonl Shrine in rifficien* quantities and that distribution Is carried out cqultaWight, all social workers of the and Congressman Syd llcrloiig as­ Club. sured the delegation that they County Department. bly. Of course, I wouldn't mind! One The theme of the conference was would do everything they could In of the ioo»t delightful personalities “ Human Service, Human Rights, urge the Navy Department lo take it haa been my pleasure t o meet some positive action. They made during a rather varied, long life­ and Human Responsibility", arrangements for Ihe delegation to time ia that of Richard (Dick) Workshops were held with many Jim Shirley, Sanford Cardinal outstanding speakers and (earlier* talk with high Navy officials and HolUlaw, knovvT In professional utility nmn, was released by tin* including Dr. Kurt I’elser, director to explain (o them the purpose of c i r c l e s as Richard Wentworth the possessor of one of the f i n e s t local baseball club today, a c c o r d ­ of Foodfaro Foundation, Miami, their visit. Realizing the economic asset of dramatic b a s s - b a r i t o n e v o i c e s i n ing to an announcement made by who spoke on “ Human Response” ; LONDON UA—Braving a cold business manager Jay Walter. Misi Virginia MrlnUre, assistant the base to the .Sanford area, the opera and c o n c e r t . So o u t to 815 blustery rain, 50,000 Londoners Tha Houston, Tcxai, Buffalos, director of service in military with Chamber armed forces committee, Elm Ave. w h e r e Dick U s t a y i n g half filled huge Wembley Stadium who held hia contract, released the American Rrel Cross In Atlan­ under the chairmanship of State with s t e p - f a t h e r , Mr. C. L. Mat. last night to hear Billy Graham him simultaneously. ta, Ga.; Dr. llruco W. Alsparh, Rep. Mark Cleveland Jr., has been thew, I hied and ho'd t o t h e subject preach. The same size crowd had Shirley slated in ■n exclusive psychiatrist. Miami, who spoke on active for several months in doing of this a s s i g n m e n t . attended the opening In Ihe sta­ Interview with The Herald this ''Understanding Human Behavior"; everything possible to bring about "How’s your throat, Dick?” was dium Saturday night of hia one- morning that he hopes to sign Mrs. Clari Pennock, director of an inrrcusrd operation at the air the first question asked him after week London cn,. ids. with another Florida State I.esguo soela! science at Vassar College in station. 1 shook live righth and that has "This is the greatest Monday team for the remainder of the New York stale, who spoke on Kmatbcrs toll Kirk that the pullrel in many a fish in lakes night crowd In the history of my season. Ha will contact the Or­ "Citizen Participation for Human Sixth Naval Distrlrl had anuunne- hereabout. Dick assured ms that ministry," the American evange­ lando CB’s this afternoon in hopes Service” ; Dr. Florence Syti, school ed plan* lo_. send six composite h# had mads a complete recovery list s i Vi in JhViQv. tribute to his o* ao*‘il /vork Tulnae University, squadrons to the base. Imdmli-d from the attack of voice faliguo hardy audienca. "If this wtflMw N eir Orleans; Dr. Karl (,. Kooa, in Ibis h« said, will be tbs that had caused tha postponim-nt had happened to ns At the Uma of his release, Jim professor of social welfare, Flor­ Sevinlh and Eighth Fleet Air of ths concert scheduled last States, there wouldn't was hitting J180 In the FSU He ida Stale University and many Squadrona and tbe blind Heavy month. "Tell me something about of people here." yourself. Dick; where and when baa been used a* a pitcher, first Others. Attnrk (iioup. Graham wore a ralncoatf and baseman and right fielder with These squadrons wdl be trans­ you staited your musical career*' There were also many agencies ipoka from under a canvas can­ tha Carda thla year. and organizations present to repre­ ferred fimn Norfolk and Patuxent was my next conversational item. opy. Most of his listeners p ik ed A native of Tuscaloosa, Ala., sent sendee lo tvople in need who River, Md. Tbe groups will com­ “Well, Charlie, you ran a rather in tba open or huddled undir um­ Shirley played organized ball with are unable lo meet their problems prise approximately 110 officers comprehensive story about that tome time ago so I would rather, brellas and n e w s p a p s d since Carrollton, Ga.. of the Georgia- witlumi such services. aod HUll enlisted men. if you don't mind, tell you of my there are few covered sections in Alabama league in 1U4U and 1050. Private agencies were represent­ plans when I leave here, next the stadium. In four years of service ball with ed including the Catholic Charities, month." Hundreds came forward when the Alr Force, he participated in Family Service, Children's Bureau, Eyewitnesses Say So here's what It in the immedi­ Gral am asked for "decisk is for two World - Wide Air Force tour­ Salvation Army, Lutheran Haven at ate future for Mr. Holtzclaw. He Christ." One crusade officii esti­ naments. The Johnson Air/Force Slavla in Seminole County slid Extra Care Taken mated the total at over 2,fX>. Rate team In Japan, of which he many others. nAI.HOA, C. 7. t—Eyewitnesses will open on June 13 In the Star­ waa a member, won the All-J»prevealed today that officials of the light Theatre, in Swop Park, Kans­ an and All-Far East titles in Panama Canal /one look special as City, Mo. in "Naughty Mariet­ Nationalist Hcids 1054. rare wdh the firs Soviet ship lo ta". followed hy "liahes In ToyGirl Found Dead pass through Ihe waterway since land" and then “ Desert Song", See Evil Purpose tutu. They pul armed U. S. Army which, hy the way, was the very In Refrigerator same vehicle in which he opened TAtPEt. Formosa id)—Ni lonal Jaycees Will Have NEW YORK i.P — A 4 y esrald sentries aboard for the eight-hour the 7500 -eat house exactly five trip. 1st officials saw nothing tod y but girl was found lead—apparently evil purpose In the renewe offer Installation Friday suffocated—in an unused refriger­ The Russian ship was the years ago. Next will come a (wo Byrd Marshall, newly elected ator in the basement of her Bronx freighter Taganro;., which sailed weeks' engagement with the Pitts­ by Red Chinese Premier Cl u Eninto the Pacific Sunday with a burgh Light Opera Company, after lai to talk with Ihe United States president of the Florida Jaycees, home last night. cargo of Cuban sugar destined for which Dick will rejoin the New on easing tension to tha Ffmosa will ba preaent Friday at the Elks The child, Maria llrrnantlex, area. Club to Install new officers of the had been missing 3'k hour* when Russia. The vessel had been an­ York City Opera company for tli« Foreign Office spokesm* and ■Seminole County Jaycees. Preced­ her mother Virginia found her chored off Cristobal since Tuesday fall season opening in September, the government Informal! i bu ing the ceremony a supper will body. TIi# father, Louis, took the while her captain wailed Air the This will begin bis ninth year with reau said Chou aimed tc drive he served with activities schedul­ child to a hospilal, where emer­ Soviets lo wire him Uie JJi.oouo the company and his 17th season. (Excuse me, please, folks . . . one canal toll. the United States from th* West ed to get underway at 7 p. m. gency treatment w-s unsuccessful. of my valued accounts just plmncd em Pacific, with abandonr >nt of Welbom Daniels of Clermont, Authorilics nrdrre-J an autopsy lo that Iw had an ad hsi wanted lo WATER SHORTAGE ON support for Nationalist Cl ia on newly elected Fourth District vice confirm the cause of death. TOKYO ID—'Hie annual summer run tomorrow, so HI tell you tome Formosa as the first step president, will also be on hand as Police sought to d e t e r m i n e water shortage is on and “opening more about Dick HolUclaw tomor­ ." In other words," said m In­ a guest of tha rluh. whether Ihe girl crawled into the a water faurct now brings only a row. Sc* you then!) formation bureau spokesm i, "the Jaycees and their wives are Chinese Communist! r a n t total urgad ta attend and members are refrigerator alone and tha door gurgling •mind" in H.fioo Tokyo closed on her, or whether she was American surrender in the ormo- asked la call 1878 to make reivr- locked In while playing with other homes, Asahl Evening News said. Group Studies Bill It said city officials describe the sa area aa «ha price for pei s. vatlona. children. shortage as “hopeless." To Provide Funds FISHERMEN CATCH COI fETR TALLAHASSEE in — A HoUSO ELMIRA. N.Y. Ift-F D irmen Wrong Bell Rung, subcommittee U xlmlying a bill Frank Ames and Royca Am U can which would provide funds for pertaot their horna about this :atch: Mon Gets Lesson xons Injured by motorists from two s h i n i n s - playable srneta SCHENECTADY N.Y. Wv-The whom they can't collect damages. aaared la the Chraung R er. man, born In Germany, studied The measure, introduced by Rep. Ihe letter curiously. It was written The offirvrs of the Hrminols Cobb of Volusia County, was re­ In English. Surely, he thought the High School Hand for ths 1U55- ingv of xiipctior, H wax broughi ferred In subcommittee by Ihe out by director Ernest Cowley. sisters could translate it. ill school year w nu announced Individuals receiving superior Houxe In-uranrc Committee after So ha headed for St. Joseph's at Use weekend trip to State Con­ ratings for solos were Bob Iteely, it heard John Duffy of St. PetersConvent, stopped at the psroehisl test in Jacksonville .with Jos piano; Eva Jean Coficld, clairi- burg describe It as "the fmext school by mistake and rang the Fisher heading tbe group as cap­ piece of humane legislation ever ball is front—Just as In the father- tain and Faye Ashley serving ax net; Pvtsy Ilaughl, tympani; and proposed." »■ , . j Bob Rcely, student conducting. land. head girl officer, first lieutenant. The brass sextet can-ixting of Dii'fy, who said he is a former Seventeen firemen rolled up In Insurance agent, was the only wiU Ollier* are operations l i t It. six trucks. The trembling man told Larry Burney; drum major, 2nd Joe Fisher. Leslie .Smith, Sue ness heard by the committee. m Deputy Chief Thomas Mesney how Lt. Robert Armstrong; secretary, Hayes. Hubert New*on, Joyce Milam snd Larry Burney were rW L he made the "terrible mistake” 2nd Lt. Grace Dugger; first as­ ■i ; ‘ of tending tha alarm. Meany sistant operations, 1/ Sgt. Boh awarded a superior rating. Receding excellent in solos and Home Rule Plans briefed him on how fire alarm Reel); historian, s l u yY*ij 1/SSgt. But ensemble* were Olivia Giddens, boxas looked. Hayes; second aslstant opera flute. Sidney Vihlen, trumpet; Ready For Action n ta letter wee forgotten la the TALLAHASSEE If-H om e rule tions, S /S g l Larry Payton; assis­ Bonnie Robison, student conduc­ furor. tant librarian, S/Sgt/ Joyca Mil­ ting; Palsy Haught, xylophone; plant for both the rltlez and tha .i « am; bead majorette, Sgt. Carol and the trombone quartet com­ counties are on the House calen­ *x. DILL WINR APPROVAL AUSTIN, Tex. lift—A bill to re­ Nutt; drill mailers, Sgts. Bill posed of Ronnie Robison, Richard dar for floor action. The House Constitutional Amend­ strict below-eost grocery aalea won Hexamer, Leslie Smith, G co iv Tison- Joyca Milam, and Bruce ments Committee unanimously ap­ approval of the Texas Senate's Anderson, J. D. Stone; outstand­ McCoy. Commenting on the activities, proved a proposed amendment last Slat* Affair* Commlttea yester ing freshman, Cpl Dickie Roun­ Cowley stated, " I am proud of night which vould transfer to tha day. Tbe MO, already passed by tree. Returning from the 18lh annual tha record our band made at con­ county commissions the law mak­ the State House of Representatives would allow below-eost sales but Florida Bandmastars* Stata con­ test. On the trip tha students’ act­ ing powers for county government. If adopted by tbe Legislature and would require that quantities per test In Jacksonville Thursday ions and discipline were wonder­ and Friday, tha SHS band was ful. The thing that counts is tha approved by the voters In the 1858 customer be unlimited rated excellent In sightreading, spirti with which the members general election this proposal would excellent In drill, and good in con­ entered tha conlesL It usually eliminate much of tha l.-wmaklng "GESTURE OF FEACE" BELGRADE, Yugoslavia UR-A c e rt This waa the first time ia taka* a band several trips to for counties by local bills of th* 13-man dalegatloa from the West six years tha band was eligible state to rat* a superior In all stata Legislature. 11m proposal for city home ru b , German lower bouse of Parliament to attend. Only top banda in tbo events. For thsir first trip, 1 baa arrived bere. Tbe visit la “ a slate may participata and it ua- think the band did a wonderful backed by the Florida League o l gesture of pcaes and raconclla- ually take* several y e a n before Job and thank* to evtryoaa who Municipalities, won a spot on tha two * baad attain* U* higbeat rat« City Represented At Social Welfare Meeting In Miami Shirley Released By Sanford Club, Cold Rain Fought Waller Announces By Brave Audience Joe Fisher Is Selected Captain O f SHS Band For 1955-56 Year �•• <© vnm cE S i w E E f w n f f B N i i MANILA or—A wava of strikes swert the Philippine* today. No disorders sere reported. Thirteen labor disputes were I profress, most of Liem against transporta­ tion and entrrtainment firms. the sa nfo rp herald iw . *r h*w by **t trnmrn he tledgata retreated, b ut not quite fast enough. ew • • • ini The Frederick Pelhams next, oy. Opulence: a g reat spraw ling house above and to the right of the old isd Pelham place, with a swimming el- pool and extensive landscaped gar* of dens. Edith Pelham adm itted him da, herself. The maids were out. She : a said vivaciously, handing the Iden* rta uflestlon card back, "A re you first tm grade, Mr. TodhunterT I’m sura er, of lt-“ ive tlcfore a fire of logs In the living a room yEdiIh Pelham spoke rath er xa, too openly of her dislike of An* •ar drua. unless aha was a clever worn* i— an. and Todhunter began to think she was far from stupid, under the ira frothy babble. She answered hla •in questions with sighs, exclamations, of and much rattling of bracelets. Frederick Pelham stalked into ily. tha living room tn a heavy satin in* robe over sh irt and trousers, rou Todhunter was still there a quar* rs. U r of an hour la ter when a call a for him came through. He took it, said, "W hat!" In a slightly louder sm tone than usual. Airs. Kean had ip- U ken a slight upturn and w as con­ us- scious. Todhunter left the Fred* re- crick relham a in a hurry, ing . . . , a *T don’t see w h at harm one pack cr* would do, one small peek." Sergt- Du pease'a tone w as pitthe sous, pleading. Ha took tha stum p till of tha cigar ha waa chewing out of me his mouth, burled a into a bucket, ex- Ut another. old The little office behind tha tut charge room waa blue with smoke, /as D istrict A ttorney Horton and Tod* isa hunter were both present. Tha dia­ led trict attorney threw himself back Lite tn bla chair. "H arm T f t would put get us in ovar our heads, and you know it, serg ean t—o r you ought to raa know.’* sat Tha phone rang. H orton reached i a for It. I t waa Judge Foleti. The vi- judge waa not only a tn end of hi. Horton's, he waa an influential man cat In the county. P olctt put his re* xa. quest persuasively, in a mellow a voice. "A fine person, vary One— ad* I’ve known her to r years. I don't Led M how it could possibly do any 1 U harm —and afte r all, they were g o ­ ing to be m arried when It flap­ ' l l pened." In short, Regina Pelham wanted Lo see the prisoner, Andrus. The judge w asn't a m an to ba lightly refused; H orton said yea. ■When, judge 7" "Now, tonight, If It can ba a r­ ranged.” A a flour later R egina Pelham a r­ rived a t tha precinct accompanied by her at* palster, Atlas Dwight, and B u r y Lotting. She waa pale but pertectiy composed. The district at* torocy waa m ere to ractlva ber. She snook hands w ith him and said quietly, “This la vary kind of you, Mr, Horton." Hba w ant in aloaa to the bare room outside th a cal) block where A ndrus w as waiting for her. A guard cioead th a daor behind her aa d took up hla la front of 1L CHAPTER, HKVENTKEN TH E path Roger hail taken w o bhort and e o y to follow. I In had *Unply opened one of a pair of f l a t s doors, walked out on a ter* .raca and then over Rians to the drivew ay—and death under the wvhecla of a speeding car. I Todhuntrr uskol about tho Rians Moors in the mildest of voices. (“Were those glass doors locked 7" Mrs. Conner ly gave tha testi­ m ony the had glvon a t the time. 1-1 think so, although I can't re* ttnember checking the bolt." "Vet tho boy walked in hla (sleep." Ths nurao shook bar head. "Not then. He hadn't dona it in two or three jc ara, und we’d sort of for* Cullen it, didn't worry any more." "W hat about th a t door there 7" Todliunlcr pointed to the connect­ ing door between tho two rocma. (Mrs. Caascriy aaid It waa closed. '"1 didn't w ant my Ught to distu rb jltogcr." "When did you sco him IsjtT " "At around S o'clock. 1 looked la to make sura ho was all right. Ha waa in bed and salcep. 1 w ent to bod right a lte r th a t myself, I waa tired with th s preparation* fa r ths titruUmg into ths room aha bad ioccupiod, pausing a t tho big win* clow, Todhunter reflected th a t if aha ox*1 been roused and had got up that night she could bava seen ‘th e boy well before be reached tha Itroe-shsdod drive, oO an the left, ••Vou didn't hear anything in the might I" "N ot a single s o u n d ." llc r voice wae loud, emphatic. ETodluintcr eyed her. As Jilt es he 'knew, no ono had ever blamed Uie [Woman. Why wee she sll of a trem ­ ble under th a t cast-iron front 7 He (thanked her, left the h o u s e ■thoughtfully, and went to sea Dr. Hedgate. Tho doctor's sister edml” "*! him to a tug while house on the road b e lo w . A lisa Amy Ilrdgate waa a lo u r square, plain, cheerful woman In her middle 60s. H er manner waa direct. There waa the play with the card; Alisa Kedgala scrutinised it and then Todhunter, and sighed, "Airs. Pelham u an old friend— gait 1 daresay you know all about ius. 1 don't think Dave w ent out— > o U sea." £&• took TodkunUr through t comfortable, shabby living room Zruni the windows of winch tha J'cUiaiu house on tho hill abovo waa visible, aiul screws a hall to tha office. behind a big desk. Dr. Radgata w a s deep in a n article oa hyperIgxnsion. xio p u t t h t ptxnphkt MMUfa drizzled hair in a brush su r­ mounted a strong faca a little on th a austere side. Hla light eyes avers cool aad observant. Accord­ ing to Dr. P a rr, he bad been doing first-class research when he wae mors or lose forced by ctro u a stances to taka over hla father's practice. He looked a t tha card ’Todhunter extended, brows raised. ernm eat h is cleaad two RomsB Catholic high schools ia tha big north Adriatic port of Rljeks (Flume ifle r conviction of fiva staff members for “hosUla activi­ ties” against tba atata. Tha aetlon was raporttd last night by Borba, oftiejal newspa­ per of tha Yugoslav Communist party. 1X2. Orest •.Heckled 9. S m u t 21. Cure 26. Short for Lucinda m .ii ■ V /. ‘ r (Rom.) 28. Ksbuloua bird 29. River (Czech.) “s 24. Manuscript (abbr.) 35. Arabia IstUr •7. Metalbearing rock 21. Calcutta la ltacapital. . 40. H tula w ith v. effprt ? ;! 41. Baaln for ’ holy watar 42. Stupefy I with driah; . mmm\ ’ ^ _ — 1 r — * ■**■ — iT V. A. Gotautas Given Release; Leaves For Connecticut Llsutenant (Jg) Vito A. Gotautea, USNR, of Photographic Squadron 62, was relstsad to taactive duty today end departed for New Haven, Conn., where he has been granted a research scholarship at Yale University. He hopes th at by his studies ho will attain a Ph. D. degree in Geo­ logical Engineering. Lt. (jg) G otsutsi reported to VJ-62 in May of 1953 and was assigned duties as Air Radar In­ tel! igenca Officer. Since this time he has served on two oversets photogxaphie missions with P h o t o R o n 62's Detachments "Easy” and “ Item” in the Mediterranean area. During thesa stints of foreign duty, Lt. (Jg) Gotautas covered ilraoft hslf of the globe by sir, sseing England, Spain, France, Grrmsny, Italy and the re st of Western Europe. Twice he has crossed the Atlantic, acting as navigator in the squadron's AJ-2P aircraft. LL (jg) Gotautas stepped from the classrooms of Miami Univer­ sity a t Oxford, Ohio, into tha enlisted ranks of the Navy in August of 1951. After nine months while attending A tm an School a t NAS Jacksonville, ha was selected tor Officer*! Candidate School and waa transferred to Newport. !L I., ■ t m TT^—'T'TTf'T < /Y //£ U S T A r e S N A V Y _ ■; Upon aucetsaful completion of tha three month course, Lt. (Jg) Gotautas was commissioned an En­ sign in tha United States Naval Raaerve. Following his appoint­ ment he began tha first of three highly technical achoela. Aviation Ground Officer's School a t Jack­ sonville, followed by Photographic Interpretation • Photograminetry School a t Washington, D. C. His final couras of instruction, prior to reporting to VJ-62, w ta Radar Target Intelligence School also a t Washington, D. C. He waa designated s Naval Ob­ server (Radar) In March of 1954 while overseas with VJ-62 De­ tachment “ Easy” and now wears the Navy’a Ohsenrir wings. In performing his duties L t (jg) Gotautas has logged over 450 flight hours since he reported to PhotoRon 62. This comparably high flight time accounts for his visits to so many arts of the world. Lt. (Jg) Gotautas Is married to the former Mies Msry Jane Dean of Drooksvllle, Ohio. During his tour bf duty with tha squadron they have teslded in Longwood. Mrs. Gotautas plant to accompany Z i r _ r1 !r rr % rTTfri m f*r & _ » — rrr* r — tt* — 3" — zT AJ TT V /A t FT “ TT % z d ia l jg" “ w — vc 1 jJT j- — EE J J S t __ Autopsy IruaRhar.TruaFfawr ■ Cool Weather Has Touch O f Winter By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Snow and cool weather brought a touch of winter to section* of the Bockiss and northern border ststei todiy. Ther# w»» *aow ranging from 1 to 7 tnehoi in parta of Montana, Wyoming, Idaho and Utah. Tem­ peratures were far below freexlng In some area* in the Weat and alio In the north central atatea. At Cut Bank, 1" northweatern Montana, ths anowfall meaaured 6 lnchea and :t waa 27 abov Heav ieat fall waa 7 lnchea a t Idaho Falla, Idaho. "h e cool Canadian air moved into tha Great Lakea region and New England and tamparaturea dropped 10 to 20 degreea, reaching near or below freezing in aome areas. IN T i l O O tJ N T T j r o o r s . covut, BK M ixota co u r -tu | FLORIDA. ESTATE OF L HERMAN KAN* NER. Deceased. 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C*|A cut while he Is attending Yale. cr«ta block, rsa4r-m lx concrete, matnnry e*nd. reinforcing a n a Use fresh unsalted butter when • trurtural *to*l, lumbar and H a rtfor ntw opan plstfarm oa you arc blending butter with herbs wars Unit 1 Sanford Biota Farmara for making sandwiches; butter of Alarkat, Sanford. Florida. F ar da* tails in tith er css*, w rits Florida this sort absorbs delicate barb Ststa Farmara M srkati. Boa l l i l , flavors readily. W latar Havas. Florida. Ph- l< M i SANFORD E L E C T R IC C O DETACHMENT "LOVE** LEAVES—Personnel o f Photo* frg p h le Squgdron 62*1 Datmehmett “Lova” board a gaper* conalellation tran sp o rt a irc ra ft atN A A S Sanford Friday in prepgratlon fo r th e ir 5,000 Mile joirney to an o v e n e as bang w hera th ey will Join th e d e ta c h w n t’g plane crewa who de* parted May 9. D etachm ent le a d h t C hief,' Jam ea J. K |rk, QMC, (cen ter) watchea hla men board th e plane. The de­ tachm ent will be oa a photorrapbe mission fo r f e a r to six m onths. (O fficial Photograph, U .3 , Navy) W hat m ore is z n — 27. Moon goddeae Lt. (jg) Tito's Government Closes Two Schools B E L G R A rE. Y ugaslsvl! OR President Tito’ Communist gov- 23. Earthen* ware jug r (To Bo Coot lotted) ufji».nti 21. F row n w ater f 2. Regretted Legal Notice A D V K RTIIK tinT FOR B ins Tb. Hoard of Public Instruction for Rsmtnole County, Florida, will receive bids for ths furnliMng of sll liber, rnatsrltla, squlpmsnt and ••rvlrss required for the rs* palrlns and repainting of sxtsrtor •urfae** of p.mlnol* High School. Sanford. Florida, until 11:09 a. m. May ft. 1951. at tb* offlca of the Superintendent of Public Instruc­ tion. Court Hour*. Sanford. Fla., a t which tima’ and plans tha bids will ba publicly opanrd and road aloud. Specifications may ba obtained from tba office of tha AreMtsetg Klton J MnugMon. t i l Sanford1 Atlantic National Dank Building, Hanford Fla. A cartlf!*d check or bank draft nyabl* to tb* Board of Pub­ ic instruction for Semlnola Coun­ ty . Florida, or a aatlifaetory bid bond executed by tb* bidder and acceptable euretlea In an amount equal to five per rent of tho bid ehell ba submitted with each bid. Tba aucceeafu] bidder will be required to furnish and pay fop ratlrfartory psrformanca and pay* m*nt bond or bond*. Tba Board of Publlo Instruction, for Samlnola County. Florida red serve* the H fht to reject any and^ or all blda or to waive any Infer* malltle* In tba bidding. No bid 'POWER FOR PEA C E"—Joining in th e displays of th e fo r inspection by the ?encral public nl th e Sanford Naval ehall be withdrawn for a parted N avy's fighting a irc ra ft on Armed Forces Day, Saturday, A uxiliary Air Station from 10 a. m. though 3 p. m. (Official of flfteenfU ) dive eubeeauent to m I... *1 I . i L . V ..1 L a _ . _ l . _ _ i t C C . . . . . H Tl*_ L _ _ _ . _* D L .I __— . i IT C V \ , tbo opening of blda without th a May 21, i> the N orth Am erican A J “Savage” . The heavy at* Photograph U. S. N avy) eontant of tha Beard. JOHN L. BRUMLET tack bomber and seven o th er Naval a irc ra ft will be open Chairman. Board of Pub­ lic Initructlon for Semi­ nole County. Florida to prepare for an officer’s com­ R. T. Jlllwee. Secretary Superintendent of Publlo Inatruemission. COHtlH TODAY! mu . a™. atony price? �1 Up To Residents Tampa Committee Renews Attempts To Get Franchise (C ontinued from Page 1) which A rthur O. Russell, Freder­ icksburg, Va., research engineer, plana to construct a boat manu­ facturing plant. The land it lo­ cated west of Holly Ave. ’ Other altea shown were one on | 9 h » St. Johns River about two mile* east of Sanford and another about two mile* louth-weit of the «Jty. Chamber meetings will he held to decide what to do about tho | plant, chamber manager Forrest Breckenrldge said. The boat com­ pany deslree* to receive a decision in about 30 days. Correct Craft has appmximate' ly 428 employes in the two plants (Operated under ita own manage­ ment. The new plant would em­ ploy about 100 persons. CANCER FUND RICHER CHAPEL HILL. N. C. IP-Thc cancer fund was a bit richer today via Oscar Bradley Echoff's fea­ tures. EchoP was chosen the “ Ugliest Man nn . ampu*" at the University of North Carolina last night in an annual penny-a vote ^contest. Proceeds go to the cancer •fu n d . i 53 52 52 51 PRESENTED CERTIFICATES—Seven enliulcd nten of Composite Squndron Nine, SNAAS, recently received nn advance In rating. Cdr. \X . E. I.emns is presenting the men with their certificates. Left to right nre >V. .1. (icorge, K. E. Snavely, I*. U. Helton. R. E. Ilrynn, It. E. Hurnham. and Cdr. I<cmos.' Also receiving the advancement hut not pictured were T. A. Engebretson and E. N. Curlier. (Official Photograph U. S. Navy) PONTIAC 8 3 Door Sedan DODGE VI Hard Top ’ 1258 M495 Seven Enlisted M en In VC-9 CHEVROLET * Club Coupe PLYMOUTH Hard Top PLYMOUTH 8tatlon Wagon DODGE 4 Door Sedan PLYMOUTH Club Coupe DODGE Club Coupe *1197 Receive Advancement In Rating PLYMOUTH 4 Doer DODGE 2 Door •1395 *1399 9 793 9 891 • 894 9 492 ' 5 0 ,)n nGR Club Coupe Seminole County M otors, Incorporated S it S . rira t S t. D odgt — P l y M i i h ★ ★ ★ Seven enlisted men in Com­ posite Squadron Nine were ad­ vanced in rating Monday. Certifieatea were presented to five of the promoted men at the Naval Auxiliary Air Station by Commander \V. E. Lrmo«, Com­ manding Officer of VU-D. Two men, who could not he present, will be presented their certificates later. Men advanced to new ratings were: W. J. George, Aviation Fire Control Technician, First Class, of Hinsdale, 111. E. E. Snnvely, Aviation Fire Control Techiclan, Second Class, of Concordia, Kans." He resides with his wife, the former Edna Michel* of Sanford, at the Park Avenue Trailer Court. T. A. Engebretson, Aviation Electrician's Mate, Sreond Class, son of Toley Engcbrrtsen of Stuart, and husband of the form­ er Helen Jean Gilliard of S tu a rt E. N. Carlier, Aviation Elec­ tronics Technician, Second Class, ol Decatur. III. R. E. Bryan, Aviation Elec­ tronics Techiclan, Third Class, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. Bryan, 311 Charles St., Orlando. Bryan resides at 404 East 14th St., San­ ford, with his wife, the former Joann* Ruth Wallace of Greenbelt. Md. P. D. Belton, Aviation Elec­ ★ ★ ★ ★ TAKE-OVER COMr»XTEl» ' »Vam h r «mf|*?inir W tir* off fte , TFTE S A J T fT m n TTIf^A LD TOKYO ‘f — Peiping radio said coast. Th« broadcast said Vtetmmh j T u es. M ay 17, 1058 P a g e .1 today the Red Vietnunh has com­ soldirra bad also completed their. pleted the take-over of North Viet I withdrawal from V*uth Viri Nam. Faculty Team Son- ' Held Without Bond On Murder Charge TAMPA (.n—Renewed efforts to I bring a Class AA or AAA baseball franchise to Tampa were being! made today with the backing ofi Mayor Curtis Hixon's baseball) RALEIGH. N. C. UF - The 21committee. year-old son of a husband • wife The group agreed to lend its support to any party negotiating team on the Harvard University for such a team and Phil O'Hara, faculty ha* been oidered held former owner of the PoJghkeepsic, without bond on a murder charge (N. Y.) club In the old Colonial in a shooting which he contends League, announced he would renew was an accident. his efforts to get a franchise. Richard Kluckhohn was bound O'Hara said he has the backing over yesterday for trial in Wake Tie next term i.‘ five businessmen able and will- ( Superior Court n> lo finance acquisition of a starts June 8 »!is parents and 'nit hen. Assn, f* nchlse. He did fiancee attended a preliminary' hearing, at which Ralcich City tot identify them. Mayo* ||i*on said if the project, Court Judge Albert Douh ruled yues through, he believes the club| there was probable cause to carry min'd operate as a Tampa Ba> the case to Superior Court. area project, to include St. Peters-1 Kluckhohn. described by police burg and Clearwater as well as as a brilliant student who gradu­ ated a* the University of Chicago Tampa. O'Hara, in auction house op when he was IB. 1* accused in the orator, said he believed the city bizarre Frfday-the-lSlh ‘hooting of might have a chance to get either Miss Bern.r Seawell, 43. a govern­ Little Rock or Mobile of the South ment worker of Arlington. Va. Miss Seawell ..nd a si*te. were ern Assn. standing at a downtown parking lot when i bullet struck and killed Blisters Halt Miss Seawell. Police sail' the shot, fired from a German Lugcr pistol, Batting Practice came from the window of a nearby hotel. For Ted Williams BOSTON i f — Boston Red Sox •lugger Ted William* planned to-j Atlanta Seizes day to forego batting practice for! a "couple nf days" because of Southern Lead Bv THE ASSOCIATED PRESS blisters on hi* right hand. Williams lofted several balls Into Atlanta took over the Southern home run territory in two turns Assn lead in rnmparalive privacy at the plate before having lo call last night at Mobile, and the atit quit* when a blister developed tendance wasn't much better for Ihr other three games. under another blister. Only So; f-ns paid to see At­ "I don't think I'll be able to hit for loo next couple of days," he lanta’s first appearance in Mobile, said after the workout "I'll let the a skimpy S77 watched Little Roek run its winning streak to three hands toughen up s little.“ Although ' e plans to lay off bat­ ranies. and a mere BIB were in the. ting drills for a while. Williams stands at New Or'-eans where the will continue other parts of his Pelicans lost their grip on first training program to round into place. Memphis had the best crowd | shape for a return lo the Red Sox a rather disappointing 1.P33. The management nf the Buffalo lineup. Atlanta used four unearned runs Bisons in the International l.raguc as a springboard for Its leap t> insured its 23 man squad for the top perch, cha«ing Mobile start $1,200,000 before the Club travel­ Dupas And Ryff rr Ralph Mauriello in the second ed by plane to Havana fur its inning en route lo a 5-2 victory opening series there. To Fight Tonight Birmingham routed New Orleans NEW ORLEANS ip - Stylish 11-2, Little Rock "tuck to its ting TOO LATE TO Ct-ASSIFY Ralph Dupas pits his speed ling come from-behind script fo r1 an B-7 victory over Nashville and LOST—Black pearl earring Phone punching sga.nst unbeaten Frankie Chattanooga needed a two • run Ryff tonight before the biggest 863-W. or 1000, afU’i 5. paid crowd in New Orleans boxing homer in the top of the tenth for a 5 4 squeaker over Memphis. Three and Four Bedroom Homes history. with One and Two Baths and full Dupas. IDycar-old No. 1 con­ equipment. Available in Dream- tender for Jimmy Carter's light­ harking on an ambitious program wold, Wynnrwood and L o c h Arbor weight crown, dropped ar. eight- •o make New Orlesn* a nstionsl >ub-divisions. FHA and VA round Jecision to Pyff last Septem­ boxing center. Financing. ber for one of the six setbacks on The gate is expected lo reach Wrlborne C. rhUllp* Jr., Bldg, his glossy 64-flght record. $15,000 with about 9,500 fans sit rhnne ISO! The 23-year-old Ryff, making his ting in on the 10-round match. The Sales Office on comer Osceola Dr. ISih professional start, has re­ bout will not be televioed or broadand Mohawk Av* In Urcamwotd. ceived the plush treatment Jrom east, r ■.f - tronics Technician, Thiid Class, of Halls, Trnn. R. E. Burnham, Aviation Fire Control Technician, Thltd Class, of South Bustun, Mass. Navy entitled men ate selected for advancement in rate a» tho result of flectwidc competitive ex­ aminations. To qualify to take the enants, they must meet the re­ quirements of their rate, spend the required time in late, receive goal quarterly mark*, complete required course* and irccivo the tccomntcndatloni of their divi­ sion and department heads. Wednesday Morning Special! 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Though the actual date of the birthr day la Dec. 28, the celebration is expected to occupy a good part of the year, like the forthcoming anniversaries of Alexander Hamilton and Chief Justice John Marshall. President Eisenhower has appointed a chair­ man and several members to a Woodrow Wilson Centennial Celebration Commission. The chairman is Major General Kvarts Wal­ ton Opie, retired and now a Virginia publishtr. The membership includes Bernard M. Baruch. President Wilson’s political life was brief and hectic, with lasting effects- He held public office for only 10 years, two as govamor of New Jersey and eight as president His most lasting domestic achievement was undoubtedly the passage of the Federal Re­ serve Act without whose stabilizing influ­ ence Americans might have been unable to weather the financial shock of World War I. In foreign affairs he Is remembered for hla successful conduct of the War, his attempt to create a Leugue of Nations, in which he succeeded, and to have the United States snter it and give it the necessary bolstering ■p, in which he fatted. Had his plans gone through. Adolf Hitler might have been only • passing phenomenon. If you have never heard of the Moldavian Republic, your ignorance is excusable. It is one of the 16 artificial states crested by Rus­ sia. This .me takes in Bessarabia and north­ ern Bukovina, former Rumanian provinces forcibly annexed by the Soviet Union, and its popu’ation is given as 2,760,000. Presumably the population is disaffect­ ed. Lying near the Russian borders, it is apparently considered a menace, which ac­ counts for the proposed wholesale transfer of its people to Eastern European nnd West­ ern Asiatic Russia. An organization of re­ fugees from nine countries has sent tele­ grams of protest to the United Nations, charging that the deportation amounts to wholesale destruction of the people. Much transfers were characteristic of the ancient Assyrians, and one cause of their reputation for barbarity. The most famous instance was the dispersal of the Ten Tribes of Israel, which were moved bodily else­ where and never satisfactorily traced. The Russians seem to learn from history only its records of cruelty and oppression. They ignore the great states that have thriv­ ed by policios of kindness to their subjects and forbearance to the outside world. A Free West Germany A little more than a deende ago Germany was desolate. The path of aggression down which the German people had followed Adolph Hitler had led to crushing defeat. Cities were in ruins and many believed the Germans to be spiritually as well as. finan­ Sanford Herald cially bankrupt. Now West Germany has as­ l * M « f mm$ ( H S e sumed tie status of a free and independent nation, a full partner In the community of the free world. At the end of World War II there were those who proposed perpetual punishment for the vanquished Germans, peace terms so harsh that Germany would never again take a place among the foremost nations of the world. If this attitude secnpi harsh today it should be remembered that It wns fostered by the times and by the brutality and wan­ ton cruelty In which the Nazis engaged. That West Germany has recovered and has emerged as a respected state is the resuit of many things. The Industry of the German people, the wise snd dedicated lead­ ership of men like Chancellor Konrad Aden­ auer played a big part. So did the abundant Tuesday, May 17, 1065 help given to Germany by the nations she P age 4 had fought.during the war Not all this help was given altruistically. The nature of the T O D A Y ’S B1B1.E V E R S E contest between the Communist nations and M artha, M artha, t h o a a r t anxious and tha West made it important that West Ger­ t many be elevated to an Independent state. troubled about many things*—Luka 10:41— I t is too soon to expect that everyone In the Western world will be entirely at ease The k 11 c h e n is an Im portant p a rt of the w ith this new ally. Too many people lost house. I t m ust be neat and efficiently run* th eir loved ones In World War II, too many others were the victim s of Nazi crimes. Yet b u t It should not crowd out th e spiritual life, West Germany has gone a long way in the fo r wa have higher hungers than the anim als have. rig h t direction It now haa the opportunity to go the rest of the way toward respecta­ bility. SAM DAWSON Mid*May Displays Uncertainties NEW YORK (B—Mid-May finds business and tha stock market knee-deep in uncertainties — with the deadline for dgclslmn fait ap­ proaching. WM the guttering prospect of W«a world tension turn out to be ■mi* than a mirage? What would Mwlvktg of tha cold war do to the boiinesi boom and tha price af a a i i iMttlias and stocks? Will J m s bring pease in the auto tedcstry a t a strike that could gkako the entire economy? WM 'sbor-m enspem snt talks in « m atoel Industry bring another fe ta In b ak e metal prices? fast b W a t a bousing boom— I naming a perennial among quaefeon marks—r o l through another U M ir? The stock marfcat In Its hastta* hea reflected these perpletmea recent days, feaita assaae* are la- arises h r h r e a l panicked by < But they stlM k a ta la try to evil- faith la q u 'lio o e d by Juat at many. Buslaasi w o n d e r s whether, should pcaca begin to leak like more than Juat talk, t a r o would be a new popular urge to cut back Finn Twins Stoy In Fad trtl Prison BAN PIUNCOCO UR-The bungcr-striklag Plan twins wiU clay ia the gartagfleU, Me., federal .. ., prison, said Federal Judge Edward P. Murphy, whe lata Saturday denied a motion ta vacate their • one-year sentences. ii Charles and George Finn, af Los Angeles, were sentenced for the “eitisen’s arrest" af U. * Ally. Leaghlla E. Waters in a dfamm4« osMsanafeln WvW fwBWWp V m I naa era meat (tuples-gUnc. fa a nine•ago deviates denying tha motion to vacate the aenteaces af the Puuu, reported ta he la the M b D m •a rid ’* w saksaf news quota day af the it hunger strike, Judge t i a shady M eroaa s e m e t i VI- Muighy arid he refuted te "fan onaa'i treaty algahsi M e apt sera prey te t a Idksey af the m em eat” la chalk up a poiat for p asta. Propanels far a summer aaeaUeg af at t a summit af vorld ta ila e q « what ta do tad Paraaaaa could _________ t a p ki t a direcaf teas * S ■ ta et t a OHM Haw. Meaeev ^ J S J S J f g S * j; e Waalarw a r i i s t s .T r i 5 g | •et at A a e r t t i a ■UJUry f lE IC IIP T IIII • th e e year D ealer further on defense speeding—now on r fairly level annua1 kee. This would pltaae taipayera and give them more money to spend. But also it could face industry with a situation Uke that ia t t a , when It was cut off from a portion of government spending. Once egain It might have to wait for civilian demand to catch np. If t a peace lalka backfire, an U»* band, that could Mad ta Incroaaad defease spending, a high* • r Treasury deficit, another chance for inflation to taka holq. And e ta k aad commodity prices might reflect Ala quickly. • y riding three winners on clo­ sing day, Jockey Ted Atkinson won hla fourth HiaMah track title. Me also was tha top jockey ta IMT, 1MI aad IMA Hope For Beneficial End WASHINGTON lit - From now It, it 1s probably because they a rt until the tummer conference of 'afraid of losing it. at laast now. President Eisenhower with the or because they know enough about chiefs of state of Britain, France nuclear weapons to believe that end Russia thera will be (pecula­ in the neat war there will be no tion on what Russia hope' to get winner. out of It. Or they may wish to lull the The Allies proposed it in tha be­ West with tweet talk to get more lief, perhaps a thin one, tha result time for preparing for war. They might be beneficial. would be at a disadvantaga la a Tha Russians have been talking war now. peace and making some gestures They are turrounded by United in that direction. States bstes from which American They agreed to a treaty for planet could pound them If they Austria. Thsy mada aoms conces­ attack: and they a r t still behind sions on disarmament although world disarmament la a distant ■ I al i A all' dream. There can be only guesses 00713864 about tha sudden appearance of Russian reasonablencis. N Ona thing can be taken for granted: the Russians have not abandoned their goal of vorld com munlsm. Their problem, as always ns how and —hen to achieve It. They may ilncsrely not want work! war. It would ho nice to believe they had reached that deci­ VIENNA, Austria, IP - Jubilant sion through a d e v e l o p i n g Austria celebrated into the dawn maturity. But if they do not want Monday the Big Four signing of the historic treaty pledging her free­ dom after 1? yeara of hot and eold war. Church belli pealed acrosa the land as millions rejoiced. The pact makes Austria a sovereign state for tha first time since Hitler anEvelyn said she lived In a house neied her to Nail Germany in once for three months In Holly March ItU . Within M days after the treaty wood, but— "Never aglnt ft made me ner­ to ratified by the Big Four and vous. I couldn’t move It down the Austria, soma 70,000 troops of the road. Every time I toft it I felt United States, Russia, Bri* In and like part of ma was ataying be­ France will pull out and Austria's hind. You don't feel that way with freedom will become a final reality. a traitor. Amid all the ravel, there waa "Whenever my trailer rolls, I an undercurrent of unesslneii over can be hippy. I don't fit Into that the little country's economic fu­ bridge circle, sewing circle rou- ture. It ~g» feared particularly tin e " that heavy payments to Russia Her present trailer haa a tele­ might upset the economic atability phone and hot and cold running attained with U.S. help during the writer. But the la dreaming of get­ 10 y tars of Big Fou, occupation. ting a new ono—"a split • level There /as also tha realisation trailer, with a bedroom and bath that a series of economic crises on each floor." might drive this central European Evelyn haa only on* ragret country, pledged to neutrality, Into about her gypay circus and car­ Russian hands. nival career. "Once I worked In a wild animal act," aha laid, "and I really would Civil War Veteran hava liked to become a lion tamer. It would have been v step up in Passes Milestone FT. BLACKMORE. Va. UR-Vir­ Ufe for me." ginia's -nly living Confederate vet­ eran haa passed another milestone, "GLARING FAILURE" complete with a three-tier birth­ TAGGED ON REFUSAL day cake, a new hat and greetings COLLEGE STATION, Tea. from the President of tha United Sen. Smathsrs (D-Fla) ealla a States and tha governor of Vir­ "glaring failure" what he says to ginia. the United States' refusal to aid "Gen." John B. Sailing was 10* the antl-Communist government of Sunday. Ha sat on the porch of Guatemala. the home he sharea with his sonHa said Guatemala la "la grave in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. danger of bring overthrown by Hughia McXaney, and paaaad tha Commtialat fifth columnists to Urn* of day with the frieoda, visi­ whom arm s are reportedly being tors and well-wishers .who ware smuggled by their m eads beyoad coming and going most af the the Iron Curtain." day. Celebrates Liberty Until Dawn Breaks HAL BOYLE Lady Feels More Secure In Tent NKW YORK UR — "1 love to sleep in a tent when it’s raining," said tha lady carnival barker. "1 feel secure theo even if 1 don’t have a dims. "I couldn" live In a house. I never really had a home—and I don't want ona now. You have to make your own way in thii vorld. I’ve been doing it since 1 was • years old, when I started tap dancing on tha back of an ele­ phant. "I'm a carnie at heart, t may dia poor but I'll dia a carnie." Then, -re no present signs of overty about Evelyn Currie, a bluo-eyrd strawberry blonde with a bonfire figure and a mind like a bea, trap. She la ona of tha faw boss-lady barkers in tha pie* turesq' a c a r n i v a l industry, a rough field dominated by some pretty rugged men. Evelyn, who at 11 became the nation's youngest carnival barker some 10 y ta rt ago, now has 11 male barker* on her atoff. She Uvea in a $10,000 trailer, haa a nice collection of diamonds and owns enough mink furs to suffocate a buffalo. 'Wbat I've got depends on bow many shows ware rained out the year before," ahe said, "soma yeara 1'va had to go out and ped­ dle dropcordi and icrcwdrlvars to try to build up a bankroll." Depending an tha breaks ah* gala, Evelyn m Inlalna • staff ranging from I to a t see*. Right now sha operates 10 concessions— "games of -kill and ehance"—dur­ ing summer months - at Rockaway*' Playtond, an amusement park. The rest of the year ahe and er husband, Harry, n former professional hocks/ nUver, w n - ' on the s«ad w t a —^ ta a s crew. Her M rkers nod -m u g h to ^ — the workmen who pitch the tents and sat up tha concessions—call her "mother," although aoma are a*ariy twice her age. Evelyn waa born ia the eircus, a email tent show, as it passed through Decatur, Tana. Her moth­ er waa an aariallat. Har father, a Cherokee Indian, was a d re w workman. "1 never went in school In my life, Ctreus kids do now, but many didn't at that time. I haven't any book education, but t a eireus and carnival people taught me a lot They war# gaod about that, par­ ticularly Urn freaks. They am vary kind. "The big thing they taught aro waa how to count money." At 11 Evelyn waa an acrobatic dancer getting $11 to $lg a week "1 decided nobody oould get in Ufa on • salary," aba recalled. "&> 1 went Into business on my own." Her first venture, In which she acted as he.- own barker, was a small “ slum Joint" — a carnival term fo* a rigged gam t of chance in which suckers could win only the cheapest kind of small mer­ chandise. "No matter how much a guy won, I still made nine cents on his dime," Evelyn said. "The big prisa was a toddy bear. But those teddy bears eost money. The only time I ever lost a toddy bear In those early daya was when ona fall out of my truck." Sha haa reformed now the tayt, and operates what is known as "hanky panks with plush." These are games ia which the patrons (they no longer call them auekers) have a ra il chance to wla a fairly valuable prise. “ It's batter business In the jpng run to work on a percentage basis, snd tot the customer gat some­ thing for bin money, Instead of wrapping it ail up for yoursalf," said Evelyn. "That's what I keep tailing my old carnie friendi. You have to nm a cleaner operation today, especially in amusemant parks." Evelyn, wearing a mink coat may have nothing under it but a bathing suit, sliU likes to go out to her ootha and bark up aoma businesa with her chanting cry: "Hay, hey, It’a over here! This to M Hit Myl Dlddly dll Hey you with the kadodie (k at)t Came la, Willie, and v ia your lady a great big doll I" r As n h M fey lew. s i 4eg$ bg the Ctty’e# iMford. rte riit at net fee roettaated agitata rabies, smi tbs i by 4ege ea ( t a r er • • A N D M H M b O r. p t f ta mm taps tar tta f u r t i l l fen mm available tad ta ta ta t a * •Meta U p P r f* ta J m b I to rn tta O ly T bb Critaotor. CHy H a tC M e f Uctaae T ig M b I l l «••■ H IA B IIt •$ ••••1 1 1 1 B IA M I U r - 1 «; I ta tf 1 ________ ■ : i 'A v j '\c 1j a * .. ‘ : i>“v i * — 'U « k * r « m m *Mew> There are now m any new dental discoveries th a t help your D entist to aavg your teeth. He has improved m ethods and techniques^ unknown ju s t a few years ago. Newly perfected antiiin chemicals for both inm al use and external apHcatlon make your visits ust a pleasant call. Your D entist now can prnscribq vitam in aid* th a t help pre­ vent the form ation of cavi­ ties. Should he recommend1 any dental olds or pre­ scribe any medications, we have them in stock and wlU be glad to aupply them . C J TO UCHTO N DRUG C O . Gar. lat A M anilla PRESCRIPTION . CHEM ISTS t m om T M * Y D U 'a X J O ' taISM* ' "EVERY TOOTH IN MAN’8 HEAD IS MORE VALUABLE THAN A DIAMOND" O W N E R S O F DOCS « IM S p »^ m OXNARD, Calif. IP - A peesenger car and a Greyhound bus collided Sunday night 4to miles east of here, killing one person and inJuring U. Tha ear driver, Jess Y. Maria, 41. Santa Paula, Calif, was dead on arrival at a hospital. Tha Injured Included M e r i t * wife Petra and two daughters, Mary m d Helm; thro- ether ehfc dren who ware ia hla ear; th« bus driver, Chester Green, South Gate, Calif.; and five women bus passengers. Patrolmen said the M arat ear failed to make an Intersection stow and waa struck by t a bus, which carried 14 persons. vbun Warn, Vatartaaria* a ilta ta tta r e a r ta tta C I ty lU l Kay lit* v * « ta« eP ap efrem itta P .M .M U M P .* bid Hoy tl» fPM I M F E l i l i M P . M L After I n s t «0 tape t a d wttfeata • tag eaetlfytag they hfevi beep eaeetatata tar ffebtae tar yoar «f IN I wM ta tabled tig feciag ptafeod ap by tta Petae aad W flE W i Driver Is Killed In Bus, C ar Crash N O T IC E T O mm Emm « RMprw- : • this country In the development of nucltar weapons. Yhrir only purpose in talking peace at all may he to spill tha Western Allies, isolate tha United Statei, turn world opinion a g e in g thii country, and keep Germany disarmed by dividing Germaaa over the hope of reunification. Yet, this country ean't afford t* go into next summer's conferences without being ready to make eoncesaijns for the take of peace If th* Rusalani ahow any positive signs of doing the same. • • A « M » .,.e|IV $ | | ,'C U U ,U « .» p �S tiria L fv&niA. From the colorful opening scene depleting a Day in A Gypsy i Camp through to the stirring song, "Your Land and My l.and", the Junior High School Spring Frolies, held Friday night dis­ played the results of training and persistent practice, both on the part of the students and the di­ rector, Mrs. W. G. Fleming. Also outstanding In color was the living bouquet portrayed by the eighth grade girl's Glee Club as the girls appeared on the stag# clad in pastel formats to present the group of six num­ ber*, two of which featured dance routines. The eighth gtade hoys' Glee Club delighted the audience with "The Happy Wanderer”, "Thla Old House", "Dry Bones", and "Davy Crockett”, who appeared complete with coon skin hat and musket. Also on this portion w-as a trio singing “The Man and ths Banjo", Th* seventh and eighth grad* mixed group* were presented in a group of six sclectidns, each enhanced by the piano accompa­ niment on the part of student ac­ companists. In addition to the talent pre­ sented, the audience waa impres­ sed with the minimum of con­ fusion ervated by the changing of scene*. At no time were there less than 40 student* on the stage and twice the group* numbered between 76 and 80. A saxophone trio from the Junior High School Band and a Jata band trio entertained a t in­ terval* in th* program. A near capacity audience a t­ tended. MRS. KEENAN RTRINRER ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ M a u d Wilson, Keenan Stringer United In Marriage Saturday In a lovely candlelight ceremony Mitt Maud Robinton Wilton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Ja m tt Wilton, of Glasgow, Scotland bo* ____ tha bride af Keenan Monroe Stringer. Orlando, ton of the lata Mr. and Mr*. William Strinrer of Metcalfe, Ga., on Mar 14 at 4 p. m. In the Firat Presbyterian Church with the Rev. Angus G. MrInnU officiating. Tha ahurtb waa beautifully de- mond* (worn by her eoutin in eorated with floor arrangements Scotland a t her wedding) held a • f pink and white gladioli, palmt, caacadlng fingertip veil of French feta and two teren branched can* lllucion. She carried a bouquet of delabra. reo roiea, Mra. George Touhy waa organ* Mra. Elton Jamr* Moughton Jr. let and rendared *'Ara Maria, alatcr of tha bride, acted aa ma­ Ichnbartt "May Night", Palm tron of honor, and waa gowned in gran; "Kamennol Oatrow", Rubin a ballerina length dreaa of pow­ atein; “Meditation da Thai*", Mat dered blue cryitallette over taftenet; and the traditional wedding march**. gha played Debuaaey’a eta. Her bodice waa trimmed with "Claire da Luna1' during tha cere* pearls and rhlneatonea and had matching bolero with a man mony. Soloiet waa Mra. Phyllia aderin collar. 8he wore matching Proctor who tang "O Perfect ihoea and carried a bouquet of Lora" and "Because’*. The bride, gWea la marriage by pink roeee and blue dalaiei. Mias Lucy Moughton, and Mias bar brother-in-law, Elton Jamea Moughtoa Jr., waa radiant in a Maureen Moughton, Junior brides­ white floor length droae with a maid* and niece* of the bride, were fitted bodice of white aatln over­ dressed In similar gowns of pow­ laid in nylon embroidered tails der blue embroidered nylon or­ •ad a font tiered nylon tulla akirt gandy with overskirts of nylon of delicate floral pattern of 8chlf< tulle and rhinestone trim on the |U embroidery. Tha gown featur­ skirt*. They wore matching hats ed n high neckline with a Peter and shoes and carried Victorian Pan eellar and long tltevea flnlth* arrangementa of pink sweetheart leg in a paint over tha hands. Her rosea and baby's breath. Glenn 0. Tusler, Orlando, acted Mara head drees af pcerla and dia­ a* best man while Gerard King, Orlando and Richard Mapes, San­ ford served aa ushers. Mrs. Elton James Moughton Sr. taking the place of the bride's mother, wore a dusty pink bal­ lerina length crepe dress and a corsage of green throated orchids. A reception followed in the Fel­ lowship flail of the Church whleh waa decorated with pink and white gladioli and gardenias. Serving punch were Mrs. Ran­ dall Chase, Mrs, Roy Green and I r a . Richard P . Maps*. Cutting and serving cake were Mrs. A. B. Peterson and Mrs. 8. O. Chase Jr. Mias M*U Whltner and Mrs. Ar­ thur Moors presided over the bride's book. For a wedding trip to tha Gulf Coast Mra. Stringer wore a blue silk shantung suit with a bine hat and white accessories. Tha TOE 8ANFORD HERALD Turn. May 17, 1955 P br* 5 Colorful Selections Bring About 'Hit' At Jr. High Frolics Azalea Circle Has Turkey Supper, Regular Meeting As We Were Saying f THE SEMINOLE HIGH SCHOOL GIm>Cluli. under the dir­ sung nnd spccinl costumes, scenery, and stage acts will high­ ection of Mlw* Ollle Heese Whittle, will present Its spring light this annual presentation. Both Freshmen and Senior concert today nt 8 p. m. In the high school auditorium with Glee clubs will he presented. (Photo by Cox) over 200 students participating. A variety of songs will he (p c A A o n a h The Rev. and Mr*. J. \V. Par­ ham left this morning to attend the Baptist Minister convention in Miami. Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Wyatt, Mr*. Ilennle Brady and Mrs. Essie Hewson along with Mra. C. I). Cole, who served as marshall, attended the Friendship night of the OES in Barberville. Mr. Wyatt served as associate patron. Gibson Bales Jr., a student at Florida State University and his guest Bob Meggs visited his par­ ents, Mr. snd Mrs. G. N. Bates Sr., over the weekend. Airman Third Class Terry Bird who will be stationed at Biloxi, Miss., at Keesler Airforce Base is home to visit his parents, Dr. and The Assies Circle of the San­ Mrs. Terry Bird at their home, ford Garden Club bad a turkey 2426 Yale Av*. •upper at th* home of Mra. J, P. Cullen recently. Mrs. W. P. Fields and Mias Ella Lee Kirch- Graduation Party hoff acted aa eo-hostesses. Mrs. Jennings presided over the Given For Senior, session anil later In th* evening turned th* meeting over to th* Allen Moffett new president, Mrs. J. A. Young. Mra. Victor M. Green* and Plans were made for th* new Mrs Charles W. Ha roll entertain­ year and a lovely gift was pre­ ed Mra. Hamit's nephew, Allen sented to th* fut-going president aa a token of the members' ap­ Maffeti- who graduates In June preciation for her hard work dur­ from Seminole High School, with ing th* past year. Th* meeting a party at Rock Spring* recent­ ly. adjourned in due form. Swimming and singing were Those present were Mr*. Hen­ ry Mrl-aughlin Jr., Mr*. J. P. Cul­ enjoyed by the group after which len. Mr*. E. F. Dossey, Mra. Roy a delightful supper was served. Tillls, Mra. Jay Young, Mr*. K Place card* of miniature diplomas E. Anderson, Mrs. Henry Ruaaell were used and the hostesses pre­ Mra. Al Hunt, Mrs. H. 8. Dug- sented the honor guest with a gar, Mrs. W. It. Jennings, Mra. I . Schick razor. Those enjoying the menu of E. Spencer, Miss Ellalee Kirchhoff, Mrs W. P. Fields, Mrs. P. baked ham, slaw, baked beans, P. Campbell and Mrs. W. P. Yes- potato chips, pickles, cake and soft drinks were Allen Maffctt, ley. honor guest, Robin Brown. I.arcoupte, after returning, will re­ ry Bates, Bob Shoemaker, Bobby side at West Park Ave. in Orlando. Billhimer, Bobert Gonzalez. Gra­ Out-of-town g u e s t s Included dy Johnson, Robert Miller, Terry Thomas Stringer, Miami, brother Smith, Ronny Robison, James of the groom; Mr. and Mrs. Glenn McKee, Louie Bullard, Robert O. Tusler, Orlando; Mr. and Mrs. Harvey, Frank Thomas, Richard Lemuel W. Sanders, Miami; Mr. Norton. Charlie Russell, Roger and Mra. Gerard King, Orlando; Garner, Charles Wilke, Johnny and Mr. and Mr*. Fred Kdyvean Jonas Tom Norrii, Harold Pale, Hr. and Mr. and Mra. F. Edy- John Higgins, Jack McGill, Wesley Hamll and Walter Booth. vean Jr. of Altamonte. Alto Mra. John Gunnlag, Wil­ Th* bride was born In Glasgow and graduated from Queen's Park mington, Del., Mr. and Mrs. G. A. High School. Bha waa employed Maffett, Mr. and Mrs. Victor M. by Moughton Insurance Agency in Green*, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Hamll. Sanford. Th* groom waa born la MatLike to do fireplace tanking? calf*. G s- and attended echools In Thomaavllle, Ga. If* haa a partner- Dip scallop* (froth or i thawed rhip In a sheet metal bueinese in froicn ones) Into meltei butter or margarine and roll In fin* dry Orlando. bread crumbs that have hden mix. A vacuum cleaner help* to give *d with a little paprik u Broil personal belongings a cleaning. the prepared acallop* in i hinged Usa tha crevica attachment that wire broiler over glowin; coals. goes with tha vacuum and clean Serve with a tossed gre< n salad th* linlnga of your leather pocket- and hot biscuits for a delicious supper. books. Garden Nook By SADIE B. GUT The Sanford Garden Club of F. F. G. C. Mother’* Day gift plant* need special handling as they are usu­ ally giown in controlled tempera­ ture green houses ami cannot long withstand the dry heat of moat homes. The quicker they can l>o put out into the Barden the better off they will be. Potted hydranKeaa should be planted directly in the soil in n shady spot Using plenty of peat, sheep manure nnd water in tho hole. When thru blooming it should b* cut bark, fertilised ami watered to keep it growing all summer and fall, when it will go dormant. Cuttings uray ho made of the primings. Calls lilies will do better It set out in the garden when bloom­ ing is over, either In pot or di­ rectly in the soil. They require a rich peaty soil, shade or morn­ ing inn, arid fertilizer and lota of water. Yellow varieties will take more aun than the white. Gardenia* may be set in the garden in partial shade and kept well watered, if a root-knot con­ dition exists in the soil, it is bet­ ter to leave plant in tho pot as gardenia* arc very susceptible However, gardenias are available grafted on a garrlcnia-lhunbcrgia root stock which is resistant to rootkno* nematodes. Fertilize af­ ter flowering with an acid fertilixnr, Spathlphyllum candldum la of­ ten given as a gift plant. It hss leaves and calla-like white blooms off and on all summer. Give it rich soil in the simile. A* it mul­ tiplies freely, it may be divided nnd used as a bonier plant. Tins plant is sometimes mistakenly called an anthurium. Gloxinias liku simitar condi­ tion* to African violets although they ran take a little more sun. A well lighted window and a humid atmosphere I* to their lik­ ing. The leaves may be sprinkled If the water is room temperature and the plant kept out of the sun until dry to avoid spotted leaves. Dralnag* should he good as th* plant should nut get too wet, nor too dry either. Use well balanced fertiliser while In active growth, then dry off gradually as growth ■lows up. Store bulb or rather tuber In ■lightly moist vermlculite for a couple of months when It ean ho repotted and brought into growth ■gain. Use mixture of one part each peat, leafiuuld, soil and aand, plus one teaspoon of boticmcu! to a five inch pot. Leaves with on* inch of stem may be inserted in mixture of one half eurh peat and aand kept moist and humid Wednesday Morning MOW SHOWING ON Ixora Members Elect Mrs. Ganas As New Chairman Final Plans Are Revealed Chairmanship of the Ixora Gar­ den Circle wax taken over by the newly elected chairman Mrs. Fred Ganas, at tho last meeting of tho season, held on Friday *i the A B. Peterson Hidden Lak • home Circle members met al the home of Mrs. John .V*gel, 1815 I’Hluma Ave. at 12:30 p. r and went to the l’etcrson home where a luncheon was held prior to the business meeting. Hostesses with Mrs. Angel were Mra. Charles L. Park Jr. and Mrs. Fred Murray. Outgoing chairman, Mra. Karlyle iiousholdor, conducted the first part of the meeting after which she was presented with a lovely house plant in apprecia­ tion of her (wo years of service as chairman of the circle. During the meeting Mrs. Gan­ as reported on the recent flower show and Mrs. Ralph Dean, de­ scribed the state federation con­ vention and flower show held In Jacksonville. Announcement was made of the general -meeting of the Garden Club to be held on Thursday at 12:30 p. m. at Mc­ Kinley Hall. The meeting will open with a covered dish lun­ cheon Mrs. Ganas told of the commit­ tees she had appointed for the new year and discussed plans and programs with members. Follow­ ing Ihn business meeting Mra. Peterson showed tne g r o u p through the lovely grounds of her property. Those enjoying the meeting and luncheon were Mra. Donald Jonca, Mra. Angel, Mr*. Murray, Mr*. Dean. Mra. Park. Mrs. David Rnch. Mri. T. W. Mcro, Sir*. Ilou-hoblcr, Mra. \V. H. Meriwe­ ther. Mr*. Jo* Baker, Mr*. Al Doudney, Mrs. Ganas, Mra. John Morgan. Mr*. F. E. Brerkcnridg*. -Mrs. McKay Truluck, Mrs. Don­ ald Bales, .Mr*. Peterson, and Mrs George Kick. Plana for th* marriage of Arthuren* Wilson Flandera to Walter Armstrong Cook are being announced today, Th* wedding will be an event of Saturday, May 21, at the First Baptist Church at 6:30 p. m. Mrs. Flander’s only attendant will be Sirs. Reginald R. Lamb, matron of honor. R. B. loimb will serv* as best man. Ushers include Alfred Greene and ■* V Horton Jr. No Invitations are being sent but all friends of the couple are invited to attend th* ceremony. In shady spot. Indoors or out. When rooted keep watered and fertilised to keep growing as lung as possible. When leaf finally die* down th# resulting tuber may bo rested as alxive. It takes ap­ proximately two month* to form tuber and ten months to flowtr. When you buy a ready-to-cook roasting chicken you will find the giblets wrapped in tha body eavity of tha chicken. Be aura to re­ move the package at one* and un­ wrap. Cover ehlrken and giblets loosely when storing in the re­ frigerator before cooking. 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See our txWnsdvt selectto ns today. �• - W hite Sox W ant To Rassle For 1st Spot Now that fabuiuus suing of l»M, when Chicago became the first team ever to sweep an Eastern Jaunt in the AL. but with four victories in five tries it's not bad. That l e a v e s the White Sox — a. length behind Cleveland and l 1.* tour of the season. It's nothing like ahead of the third-place Yankees who want-to ransla for first Manager A1 Lopez still tags place here and now are the th e New York Yankees as the Chicago White Sox. team his Cleveland Indians The Sox pull into Yankee have to whip over the long Stadium tonight for a two-game aet haul for another American that wraps up Uielr first Eastern By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS League! flag, but the g u y —with a three • gam- winning streak. After Sunday's double headers, no other A m e r i c a n league team has even a two • game string working. In fact, a three-game winning combination tops the National league loo. It belongs to the St. Louis Cardinals, who beat Pitts­ burgh fio last night in Ihr only major league game scheduled. The White Sox, who in 1951 vaulted into first place with a 14game winning streak that got fat in the East, have managed to chop a game off Cleveland's lead on the current outinf while putting tome daylight between themaelvei and New York. Cleveland opened the Kastem invasion . week ago by awcepina two at New York while the Sox were iplitting their aeriei at Boston. Since then, Cleveland has lost two of five while New York has managed only a 3-1 mark against the West. Cleveland la at Boston In an afternoon game today with Detroit at Baltimore and Kansas City at Washington ir. night- contests. In the National, Brooklyn's Rocky Remains Boss O f Heavyweights SAN FRANCISCO (TP)—It look a lot of chopping to cut down Don Cocke!I, the stur­ dy oak of England, hut whack him down he did, and todny America’s Rocky Mnr- punching Marciano disposed of tha football stadium, cold a i It was, ciano remains the boss of the trallant but battered and beaten gave Don a tremendous ovation world heavyweight fighters. challenger. as lie left the ring. Hefei ee Frankie Brown stopped Fifty-four seconds a f t e r Ju st before the bell ending tha the schedule 15-rounder, award­ II,e ninth round began, th# power- LAKELAND—-Lakeland held off a Sanford rally last night to win. (1-4. before about 450 fans. A double by Reuben Williams, an Infield hit by Joe Fazzino and Ilerm Niehaus’ home run over the left field wnll in the second put Lakeland nhead to ntay. The winners, however, had a clone call from a Sanford 1 ,\ 1 ,* SANFORD CATCHER KANDY CRISP He Might Have Had Muaic Career (H erald Pholo) ninth-inning rally that produced three run*. Earlier, playing manager Jim Turner discloaed that a group of eitixena who desire to remain a n o n y m o u s fur the present bought the Lakeland franchise from a group headed by Charlie Askew, Ha declined to give the tala price or the reason for the sale; but th* club reportedly had hern losing rnuney and havlnr trouble meeting payroll and laague asset*mm ts. Turner said there will he no change In general operation*. He added h* will try to get new player* to add halting punch to * By CLAUDE RORK Herald Sports W riter Becoming n professional baseball player wan th e farth• a t thing from the mind of young Randy Criap, Sanford Cardinal catcher, when ho finiahed high school in 1952. An outstanding football re ­ cord a t W. B- Ray High Ichool, Corpus Christ!, Texan brought him scholarship of­ fers from no fewer than six univrrsttlea. Baylor, Texas U., Texas MILWAUKEE (oS-The "beit" lching lU ff ip the National tague li gagging ia th* middle ta d at both rndi. Many who looked over ihe Mil­ waukee Brave* early thJi apnag figured Uwy had the tor- eollaetloa m mouadmen aad vrouM be the beat bet to t a b the flag. The word waa then that Warren k a h a aad Gene Conley would he 0-gama winner*, Lew Burdette weuld be Improved aad Bob Buhl aad Chet Nichols woulo pick up. Milwaukee*! (ia* relief itaff of 1164 •-Dave Jolly ia particular—al*o C SAVE Clasa l> Kilty league.* He joined Union City In mid1963 and played in 42 hall games. I-asnt year he started with Bakersfirld of the Class C California Stats League and played about half n season beforo switching to Thomasvllle of the Georgia Stats loop. He plaved In a total of 27 contests In 1054. Randys’ appeaiAnc* belies his age. He could easily he mistaken for 25 even though he just cel*, brated hie 20th birthday in htarch. With a year of eotlrg* a t Val­ dosta State, Valdosta, Gs., already behind him, Randy hopes to ob­ tain a degree in Industrial Man­ agement. Off the diamond, manyv ef his spsra hours are devotrd to music. Ho enjoys singing very much and might possibly have embarked on a career in that field if hs had not been sn interested In sports, In high school football he wan uit* that amnothly. In 10 game* named to ghe All South Teaau ta starling Milwaukee hurler haa learn In 1939. ’l l and '12. In finlihed Juit nine llmca—and Con­ 191! and ' l l ho also made hath ley haa four of thoae completed tho All District and All Slat* game*. eleven* ae w ell Ho played That put the burden na Charlie thro# yeare ef basebell anil two Grimm’* relief itaff, hut the fire­ • f basketball In Corpus Chriatl, men Juit haven't come through. also. Jelly, top brave* reliafar laat Kaady aaya Daytona’s pitching yaar with an 114 record aad aa staff haa shown him th* most so average ef 143 earned ruaa per fa r and believe* th at tha F8L game, ia 14 to date aad hia earned race will bo • lig h t between Day­ rua average la way up to 1.1*. tona, Waet Palm Beach and San­ ■rave* r e l i e f e r * have worked ford a* tho season progresses. Tl l-s iaalaaa ae far and have Five-feet, nln*-lnrh Jtandy tips been hit for 19 earned rung, giving seal#* a t 161 H* bats and throws tha Milwaukee cerpa ef bremea a right-handed. At present he (a combined earned rua average nf living with Dwight and Bogur AM, which bonier* on goneroait) ■Cook a t HIT Magnolia. Christian, Tulsa and Alabama war* all beckoning te him but he derided to enroll a t Southern Methodist. Before school started, however, ha was offered a very attractive baseball contract with lha Brooklyn Dodger* chain and signed with that organisation. “I hit a home r in my first pro(rational game," Randy relates, “sad whan I saw it go over th* fence I wae a* dumbfounded I aimsat slopped between first ■ud second. That waa with Union City, Tennessee ef tha * the team, now In sixth place. Meanwhile, Cocoa and Orlando, who required 4 hour* and 20 minutes to play a nine Inning Florida State league gem* Sunday speeded proceeding* tomewhat last night. Cocoa hunched all Its scoring In the second inning and beat the leaders 6-1. A crowd of 697 on hand for th* action at Orlando was homeward bound in 1 hour and 65 minutes. Thera was only on* walk In contrast to Sunday’* game in which 11 pitcher* gave up 3S pasaea. Joe Valmaa wa* th* victim of _____________ - ------------------------i L a f ' . . a a a ■■■alllt 'Raw Deal' Is Charged By Cockell B y C H R IS ED M O N D S SAN FRANISCO (/TV-1The pride of Britain, Don Cockell, made a courageous stand against the battering flats of Rocky Mnrciano last night, then yelled "raw deal" a fter it was over. _ , ,, "H e’s got a lot of guts." said Marciano a fte r his fifth world heavyweight title do- feme ending on a technical knock­ out in the ninth round. "He took 11 a foil* ing Marciano a technical knock­ out. It was the flock's fifth victory in drfanse of his championship. The rnd was aigbled in Ihe sixth and drew nearer when Ihe seme Britisher was a c n l through Ihe ropra heed first at Ihe bell ending Ihe eighth. The climax rame when Cockell was smashed I n Ihe rants* twice almost as soon a* the ninth round began. Jt took eight counts for the hog farmer from Horam to lift himself up from the seat of hia trunks in this bloody ninth, and back down he went. Ife managed to gain his feet after five and was even trying to punch hack. Then the referee railed it quits. Cockell, weighing 205 pounds to Marciano'a 1*9, was bleeding from the nose and a cut on the forehead at the hairline, ills left eyebrow had a tiny slit. Marciano w a s unblemished. Even his vulnerable nose, sliced open by Extard Charles last Sep­ tember, wae Intart. The crowd of 16.000 In the hlg ■AhPOND S c h m itt ef P e r r y It Conk r f K e i t h ll> D a v l a Sb C risp e T u r e h a k (a S h a r p e r 2b K arlen p a-M ar lam enfnrit p b- K r a n r i a T .ia l. I.A K E L A A D ttam lle r f J. T u r n e r a W i l l i a m - 5b T a llin - rf K la h a u s th U n r e i n Sti l. aH -1 -r aa Plpiiln p K riii p a a a o T o talS3 I S XT I * a — W a l k e d f a r K a p l a n In a a r o n l h . h — W a l k e d f o r L a n a - f n r d In n i n t h . • A M ‘4H4D ___ n o n oo o l a g 4 I.A K K I.S A D nm ||* « K — Bi>«lo. D a v l a . K o l l l i . H — W i l ­ l i a m s . F n t a l n n 2, K l c h a u a , R anrtl o. M ar. io -U r, P ran rlf, B rhm lll. D errr- . l i n t — M rh a u * t. U arrla H r h m l t l 2, W i l l i a m - . l U l u t l a . K a l t h T u r n a r 2. D a r r y I. E o o k , 2B — D av la 214— D a r r y . l i l t — N l t h a u a . p n — T u m o r 2. R— D a r r y . D P —G a r ■ la. W i l l i a m * : N l t h a u a a n d U a r r l a : D a v la ai.d K o l l h i M i a n d W itl l a m v . J . » r t —P s n f n r d t t . . l - t k c l a n d 4. H P — I ' u o k I I H - n f f — P i p p i n ? . Hl>•■y— 1‘l n p l n T, K a p l a n I . I l l ) — K a p ­ l a n I (n * I n n l n a * . I r u n a i l o n g i f o r d t I n 1 I n n l n a a ; 1 r u a : J ’l p p l n la la I 2/» In n in g s. 4 ru n s : K r s t t t In t / I I n n l n a - , 4 r u n s . H * E H — P l n p l n 4>4, K a p l a n a . 4, L a n g f o r d t-a. K rs ll n.n. I I HI*—- K a p l a n I T u r n r i ) . W in n e r — P ippin l^ u u * — K - p M ii . L*— M s l n n s y . O allash ar. T — 2:01. ia seven and getting knocked oti an lt-game winning streak, stilt have a nine-game bulge. The New York Glanta are se:ond three per­ centage p o i n t s ahead of Mil­ waukee's Braves, who have won four of seven at home. • The Giant*, who open at Mil­ waukee tonight, have won four of six in the West while the fourthplace Chicago Cubs have the same record against the Eastern teams. St. Louis has the best mark, -dropping Just one f.ame against the East for a five for-slx refcord at home after a slumping rosd trip. The Cards take on the Dodgers tonight, with Pittsburgh at Cincinaatl. In the lone day game, Sam Jones goes against Philadelphia 'or Ihe Cubs at Ch -ago in his first •tart since no • hilling Pittsburgh Thursday. By taking their three • game serica with the Piratei; thi Card* managed to pull w-ithir. half a game of the Cubs. Luis Arroya arranged lapt flight'd v i c t o r y , pitching a six-hit shutout without walking a man. Bill Sami was 4-for-4 In the Cards’ U-hit attack, which also in­ cluded homers by Wally Moon and Bill Vision. Ronnie Klin, wai the loser as the Bues continued their scoring slump. Pittsburgh haa crossed the plate just once in the last 36 Innings. Standing Tha Chicago Cubs played thalr horn* games of th* 1911 World Series in Comlskey Tark Instead of Wrlgley Field becaut* ef the larger seating aaparity of tha Amtrican iNPark. T E k T E N D A T 'S H E B IL T B G r a r s v l l l , s. P a n a m a C ity t , C r e a t r l a w r IT, D o t h a n I / D o-sleonrlU * *, r o r I W alto a B each S T o t i A v a * r n » : n i ’t . B D othan a t C rs - tv l- w F o rt^W allen B each M D o n atio n P a n a m a C ity a t flra e e v ttta tn i t m e r n a ee o riA T io T I T T H E A SSO C IA TED P R E S * Tha Glanta did not lose both game* ef e double header during NA et lwa n Ut ar t - a n * the entire 1954 season. In their I t l r m t n a l i a m first twin bill ef 1066, however, CMh-amt tpahnt ao o g a N ashville they lost both contests to the M obil* Phillies. Util* R o c k . ' 14* 14 IS Id Sanford, Florid* Geriatric* ' Hour* 2-5 P. M, "Saero-lUae Specialist" and by appointment "No case too H ard" Except T h u n . ft 8un. head o f its cla ss in everything. The new Clipper V-fi engine* < 245 end MS viac force te : ia bijt* • . eotaido, ebnoet I I ahinhij abaom unbelievable hip, bead, leg am QUALITY *** \ SA V E 5250 W# wU ialrleat* year ear ILM , . We will ckaac* ysur oil a t regolar price m m j .W .* * • .Itt .STS DR. FRANK K. SAUNDERS Osteopath ui MONEY IJ ft It 15 Telephone 230-W "Nuree In Office 201 E . 18th St. A ttendant*" ' Nervous Diseases — Beginning C ataracts COLONIC IRRIGATIONS — DIETICIAN — SHOTS Diys Special M s< to q, ® sixth, a right to the jaw aent Cockell walking unsteadily to hia handlers. Don's manager John Simpson admitted later that Ihe referee came aver and asked if the fight fy ^ ■hould go an, and that he himseif suggested ta Don that ho give up. Cockell refuted, and made it plain he did not want THE SANFORD HERALD hi* managei to etop the fight ’age ft Tues. May 17, 1955 under any circumstance*. It rame a i a surprise later, particularly to the American writ­ er* who had admired Cockell'* fin* etand, to hear him **j he thought he got a “ raw deal." Sitting glumly in H* dressing O r U n r t L : j tt 74 14 .SIS room, he let it go only as “raw fDosey"t n. n, a B„ t i r h IT IT .M S dral", leaving up to Simpson to TV. P a l m B e a c h IS IS ,t« s a aato ra te ia ,sn elaborate. I.-k -U rd IS I t ,44f :« .j j s Simpson, wise in managerial a t . i ,*t Kr »St »ThKu raai H T ' l N R Sits l.TB post-mortems, and doubtless hop­ G s l p t s v l . l * S-S. W e s t P a l m R t s r k S-> s e c o n d a s m * S I n n i n g * t i t , ing for a rematch, charged that curfew . Referee Brown let Rocky get L s k . l s a # a. t a e f a r d 4 away with butting, and low blow* C8 to. c o1’,a 1 »- r - bOur lr a#n dIot . 1P a r t n n a R a i c h V and punching after tha bell. TOD t V S S C H E D ll.K est P alm B sach Rocky did land several blow* BL aa nk feal radn d a ia t n W a lso sritllo P e u rtb u ra * t Coma ; . on the borderline. In a flurry he si. t D aytona F in c h ; Ct threw the last punch after the O rAl aLnAd nB AaM A .FL O R ID A L K A G t a ■ T T U B A SSO C IA T ED P B E S S gong once or twice. And the two banged hrade a time or two. F o rt W alto n Beach J* t ,*»* t l IS .S it Cockell said he would like a re­ tDl rnanr ei lvi lol nl nv l l l t 14 t l .lit n th an t l is .41* turn match anywhere, including IS t t .441 Rs n a m a C i t y San Francisco. C rts tv l.w 1 ] IT . 4 U S During this Special bring your co r _ �1 \ I t's So Easy t —BEAL ESTATE FOB AALE-8 To Place A W ant Ad IF IT IS BEAL ESTATE J o s t Call 1821 and ask fo r aak Crumley A Montelth t h e W ant Ad departm ent at U7 Sonta Park Phoae ITS Sanford Herald They Koow W A N T AD RATES Free a t y A County Map* W. H. "BUI’* STEM PEE Realtor — General Insurance Gertrude B. Dlngfelder Associate Phone XI22 U2 N. Park Ave. CAMPLE S-LDVX AO GET extra cash for article* you no looter use. Place your ad toS l J U m R m h m <%n r r - w day. Phone 182L_____________ Phone 1129 A. B. Peterson, Broker A U ln# ad, rack a i the eoe above Associates - A. B. Peterson Jr.. la only 18c per day on our low 8 P. J . Chesterjon. Garfield Wil­ day earned rat* economy plan, 45e lett*. John Melich. R. W. WUper day for a days and Me for liams, A. C. Doudney, Land SurId ay . _______ _ veyor. A little apace11like thia will yet ONLY One left a t thii prie poor m cnax* before cur more el,300.00 2 Bedroom Concrete than 10,000 reader*. Tall 'em to­ block. Complete for occupancy day! Phooa i m . ____ _ in one week. FHA. Terms L O W E L L E . O Z IE R T U above 4-tine ad can ba ron Builder — Phone 1333 5 full daya far only *L40. * day* fee only *1JO and ana day for T2c Custom Homes and Florida Builder low eost homes Buy. Sell, Bent, H ire, with want Buying or Selling See eda. the busiest aaleaman tn town. Put one to w o r t for you- L . M . P A S S O N B R E A L T Y Phono U2L We will be gUd to Jets. 411 A 17-92. at B ch arm I t . _______ _____ C. A . W H ID D C N , S R . SARTICLES TOR SALE —I 14- SPECIAL SERVICES__ —14 17—AtntsMOnn.ES-TBAn.KHP ELECTRIC Sewing Machine. Like ORLANDO Morning Sentinel, Or­ USED CARS FOR SALE—If ereNew! Call 2193-W, or see at flit is O. K , you can tako up lando Evening Star. Call Ralph _2*11 Adam* Court. _ payments. No down pavmrnt Ray, 1165-J. required '48 Chcverolet $199.00. 61 V A RIETIES'PA N E LIN G ‘32 Buiek $990.00. And Many. Native and Foreign Wood* Special — TV and Radio Many Others. Write Box 219. See Them At Service and Repair* Lake Mary. After 7 p. tn. caU Sherm an Concrete Pip* Co. RCA Motorola Sales and Service 17T7-M.. Out Weal 13th St. Phone 2489 - Gene'a Texaco Servlea t i n Sanford Ave. Phnae 148* FOR SALE: 1917 n o neer All 5 P C BEDROOM Aluminum, 26 Ft. House Trailer. Bookcase Bed. Double Dresser. Reasonably Priced. See Mrs Large Mirror, Mattress. (5 FLOOR SANDWO A Finishing; Beckham, at tie office of the year guarantee) Box Srcing.— Oak floor! furnished, laid A fin !*hed. In busines* slnco 1920. Sanford Trailer Park. $169 00 PLUS 2 pillow* and one E. F. Stevens: Route 2, Box 227: mattress pad absolutely FREE! Call 716 R-4 before 7 a. m. or 18—AUTOMOBILE DEALERS-!* 3 ROOM SPECIAL after 6 p. m. CARS 3 Piece Dinette Set. 3 Piece LivBOUGHT SOLD TRADED log Room. 3 Tiece Bedroom Stanley** Bike Shop Roy Reel's Usea Cars Group with Mattress and Box 310 E. 4th St- Tel. 2134 Sanford Ave. A 11th SL Springs 3295 00 (terms) Biejcle A General Repair Keys. 8 PC. L1VNG ROOM Lawnmower sharpen A Service. 19BOATS MOTORS —IS Sofa Bed, Rocker. Chair —2 end Tables, 1-Qocktall Table. Two Plumbing. Kreskv nesting 21 Ft. Chris Craft "sportitman". Table Lamp*. $149 00 Term*. M. G. HODGES 93 bp engine. CaU 2894-W alter 6 p. m. Service on AU Water Pumps— ECHOLS BEDDING CO. Wells Drilled — Pumps Corner 2nd A Magnolia Ph. 1232 Paola Road Tbone too ‘ Bud” Bamberger, Mgr. BOAT HARDWARE Bell s Stan­ Open Monday tO 9 p. m. dard Station. 3rd & Park Thnno Complete TELEVISION SERVICE 9154. on all makes and models. RED-l-MIX CONKRETE Grease Traps Septic Tanks SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. FOR SALE — 12 Ft. Plvwond l i t Magnolia Ave. Phone *42 Boat with 3 Hocse Kicker. H J. Window Sill* Lintels. Cramer. County Home Sand. Rock. Cement, Steel Mortar Ph. 1281 MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. I l l 6. 303 Elm Ave. Phone 133$ Whether beylac o r selling, it will SPECIAL AT pay you to see: Call ue abouTonr tiurineae r a t a l J .W . HALL REALTOR NIX BEDDING MFG. CO" Ik e " Want Ad B epartm w t U Florida State Bank Building Babv Bed* and Mattress. Holly­ •pen from 8 : » a. m. until 5:10 p. ‘ CaUHaU" Phone 1758 wood Bed* in all type* and sizes. Upholstering and slip W o o d ru ff f t S in g le ta ry Cover*. week-day insertions la 3:00 p. m. R e a l E s ta te 1301 Sanford Ave. P hone M 4-J. the day preceding publication. 263 Woodruff Bldg. Phoaa 2M3 Any ad* coming In lite r than JALOUSIES ft AWNINGS 3:00 o. m . Will be published under FOB S A L S - 10 Acre Grove. 180' Life time Glass aod Aluminum Too jL ate To O a i t i f y . ^ ^ on road. Price gis.ooo. Term*, —Free Estlmetaa—Free Instal » Advertltere a r e -------n o n e 1I93J. P . O. Box 1134. latlon—Telephone 142$. Furni ' f ftfy the Want-Ad ture Center. 116 W. First S t ^ ‘^ . l a X d H ^ l d - w l U b . 2314 Myrtle Ave. New three bed­ room block home. Total price FOR SALE— Fishing W orm sla fcnronly one Incorrect Large blue wlgglers. Whole­ 18830. l t t baths. Would consider sale and retail prices. W. E. or srasller home in trade lota < ‘T T * ’" " m " Donaldson. San Mateo, Fla. Reasonable terms. Exclusive IS) *>» T O L Phone East 5-4342. 1llsUni 11 lag. WELAKA APABTMEKTS: rooms, 1703 Magnolia—Small 2 bedroom FOR SALE CHEAP — various arprlvata hatha. 114 W. F irst 6t home. Shade trees. Ideal for tides of household goods, fur­ couple. Total price 14230. Terms R oU aw ay a n d B a b y B ods niture. rugs A drapes. Apply If desired. third house from Highway Pal­ R o b e rt A . W illiam *, R e a lto r mira Rd., DeBary, Mr. A Mrs. Raymond E. Londquiat, Associate Baker. Phone 1673 Atlantic Bank Bldg. Avals* Apta. * fc’V ^ T S T P A ’S'® SEC Seminole Realty tor Deato ,Me Homes and Apts. Phone 17 100 Park FURNISHED e O iler • W eller Homes, Inc. Gearral Contracting • Commercial—Custom A Low Cost H o o ts 1666 Melleavilla Ave. Phone 1MI Furnished Kitchenette apt*. Air 3 ACHES of good Citrus land, situated near Sanford Country Conditioned. Slumberland Court. Club In New Upsata. Asking South Q ty llmlta Highway 17-92. 11,400.00. Write to Geo. W. Jarry, 9 Heroult Rd. Worcester 6, Deslrabla^one and S bedroom apta. Mass. LARGE APT._ on (aim ^ a r a . NEW Masonry two bedroom home on West 23th St. and Marshall Include* S Bedrooms and dan Ave. Price $7,000. Contact ownVery reasonable. R. A., Camaroa, er. Oviedo, Phoaa 4964. TWO-STORY Apartment house on Freneh Ave. Reasonable. Phone 2293-W after 3 p. m. S Room Apartment. Ground floor. Apply 313 Palmetto.________ __ ‘COLORED FOLKS! We are li­ quidating the following lota at L A R G E furnished Apartment. 1130. each on easy terms: Lots and 3. Block G; Lots 3 A 4 M a r ^ a i r i T i : 1.2. Black J . West . Sanford Sub. U U J, 4. 10,11. AU. Block 14: Lot *4, Block ■; Let 9. Block 12. ____ 1*23 Lockhart's Sub.“ Write 443 Brioon* 137W. Belt Ave., Miami 32- Fla. 2 Bedroom, nicely f u r n i s h e d X Bedroom block, home completeApartment. Phone 2164. M ?$ 3& Gag'aga Apartment. Coupi* oily. Phone 6001912 Sanford Ava. FURNISHED TRAILER — One H .S H MUSS from Sanford._______ G A R A G E ^ A fT ^ ^ trlc ^ n ^ s g t a r . H e t wetar, _ lu e r - s W fi JUSTUS S S ,Z Powell's Office Supply WANTED • Factory .Supervised Service • House calD 9 a. m. till 9 p. m (AU makes and models) 112 Mag. Ava. Phone 8400 USED PLUMBING FIXTURES tu tu f t a / u u i . 'i f 1007 Sanford Ave. Phone 1113 ENVELOPES, latter heads, sta te ments, Invoices, hand bills, and p r o g r a m s , etc. Progressive Printing Co., Pbooe 408—4« West 13th St. P. II. CAMPBELL General Contractor ‘‘Homes of Distinction** Hi Way IT 92 Phone 1441 PLUMBING Contract and repair work. Free estimate*. R. L. Harvey. 804 Sanford Ave. Phone 1828. FLOOR landing and finishing Cleaning, waxing. Serving Semi­ nole County since 1925. U. M Gleason. Lake Mary. For Better Plumnmg See or Call HERE'S HOW! id Rate* to I Policyholders Jafca W flliaau Im . 417 — jam liaaM i "sss\ lOlAW, ?ViRNlfalEDJ Oarage Apartment. Hal A Cold water furnished. I I P French Ava. Phone 496-W, NICEI-Y Furnished lower Duplex Phone 2489 RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. T V SERVICE CENTER IR ^ p ttc e a turn Call 968. ■ ■ C o . XU USED TEA CTORS --------u Booms, Cool, Bro**'’. Q-I-* **r Sherman Concrete Co. Out West 13lb Put Shad*!, Screen* and Vroe. tt*o Blind* on YOUR porch allowance in town. See Baggerfor the cost of Awnings alone— ly Ap^litac# Center NOW or CaU 1447 for quotations. REPAIR SEWING MACHINES BARGAIN! 1060 or see J. IL Colquitt. ALMOST NEW - Smith Corona Call 116 W. 19th SL Portable Typewriter and Lea­ ther Cast. Regular site Key­ Sanford board with touah key*. Perfect. Vacuum Cleaner Service Sold far 1106.83 whoa new. Will Phone 114-J. saU for reasonable offer. Thone Parts and SuppUea for AU Makei 617-J after 6 p. m. Including Electrolux.___w__ Household Furniture Sal* Beginow m aw cE a l u Tijasday M ar 17 at i(T:oo h r a. m.. *t 1018 Magnolia Ave­ nue House sold, Furniture must be moved. Phone 433. _______ 5, E. 1st S t raim eno ave. Financing 110 Magnolia Ave. Phone *M THE SUPER TRADING POST On 17-32 South of Sanford 7 Rooms of very fine furniture just arrived. Better hurry in. Beautiful Bot* gas stove 35.00 Dinette Porcelain top 4 ch ain 22.30 Walnut finish bedrm. suite 3135. W. J. KING R Piece dining room suite 40.00 Small Maple writing desk 12.30 21*0 South Park Tbone s* Large Cedar chest j.voo Matched end tables-walnut 9.30 TREE SERV ICE- Surgery. DoMoiling. Pruning and Rcmnv. Heavy Walnut twin beds 30.00 tog. Also Spraying. P h o n e Trade your furniture in on this. 1143 J CONCRETE Dragline service, Lakefronts A Ready Mixed Concrete. Concrete ditching Estimates given. Phone Block, Sand, Gravel, Cement Geneva 2464. Orlando 52304 Concrete Pipe to Meet AU Quali­ Sanford 2221. fication*. Phone 2489 Quality buUdozer work and land Sherm an Concrete Pipe Co. clearing. J. C. Carpenter. Rt. 2. Box 232, Sanford, Florida Oat West 134k 84. Phone No. 2244-X-W. B m I Mayta g|w##heni , HAND Detka and Chair* REFRIGERATOR - any 1804^ U,t AV#* USED make or si«a. Best Trada-In NEW CONCRETE Block House. Ocaanview, Sun Dtek, at New Smyrna Batch. Sleeping aeeomodatlon* for «. $7iM Term* or Cash. Contact Clyde Howard, Rt, > Box US-A, & «H NEW AND . SECOND FHA For Remodeling and repairs. Nothing Down—SmaU Moothly Payments — amiiiwa. n««i color­ Post, One^mila oa 17-61 PkoM 2213-B. tS& AIR CONDITIONING a. af¥8r* coTodc. IM M ed weman to stay in home with IT - A im ^ o in J B B ^ T R A I L g a H mother and nine year old child fdr a week or until mo. It wru: pay YOU t* see US before you buy. Open Evenings and th tr la wall of recent lllnesi. Sundays. Phan* 5J6-W after T p. m. Mond a y a a d Tuesday. Via. WAITRESS, white, over 21. Hour* 8 p. m. til lb p. m, — 6 day week. S t e a d y employment. h it is a lh a * t l*M 386-W-L - MAI CO Hear- DiWiM r r f ir r K a tewing machines. Comfortable working conditions. Kent Bldg.. 201 Commercial St., Phone 2308 or 1118. r o ^ r o l T - f a r l a f l * . 'r e s f r to wear. Experienced oaly. Per­ manent position and good opporty for right parsoa. Apply a O ur complete . stock of lum ber And building ma­ terials gives you almost unlimited opportunity for home im provem ents . ... . adding "e x tra s” th a t m*an so much to b e tte r living— while adding to th e value of your property. W hy not s ta r t th a t project no^v? CaU 83 o r come in. Hill “ Lumber Palmetto & Supply Yard I I I W. * d SL frf i Ph. a ia— BOATS MOTORS —i» CLEARANCE SALE ON USED MOTORS 1932 — 5 Horse SEA-13EE.A-1 condition ..................... $79 93 1932—3 Hnr:e SCOIT-ATWATER. Guaranteed Good condition S9 97 7>4 Horse MERCURY. Rc-fmi»ned . . 129 95 1952-3 Horse SCOTT-ATWATEIt, Like New! .......... 105.00 THE FOLLOWING WILL PUI.L. SKIS. WHICH ARE ALSO ON SALE! 1952—in Horse SCOTT-ATWATliR. Rebuilt. Guaranteed A ste.il at ................................... 114 29 10 Hor.e JOHNSON with auxiliary lank, sear .‘ hilt Special 130.00 1933 - IK Horjn MERCURY. MARC 20 with auxiliary gas tank ... ----i89 9fi llnw Will you swap? llnw will you trade? THE SANFORD HERALD 22—ELECT Kit At SEKVK'KS—22 Tucs. May 17, 1955 Page 7 i f r r Vi.iir General Elrctnc'dcalcr (or TV and Annlinncrv ?$— LAUNDRY SERVVICE -2 $ S a n fo rd E le c tric Co. II* Magnolia Ave. I’hone *42 * One hour • Wain and Damp Dry r K ilim ,\lttr. appliance.* sales * One hour H • Wash aod Dry and service. G. H. High. Oviedo. Fold Fla. Pbone 4151 or Sanford * Finished Laundry 1642-W alter fi o m. * Samtone Dry Cleaning Laundromat Rnndnll Electric Co. South Side Foodmirt Bldg. Bendlx and Crosiey Appliances 10* East talk SL Youngstort. Kitchen* Eleetneal cm trartlns sod repair* 27PIANO SERVICE —27 112 Mnsrnolin Ave. Phone 11.1 r»‘- OFFICE MHHPMKVt —M HAYNES O llice' Machine Co., Typewriter*, adding machines, Salrs-ReaUls, 314 Magnolia, Ph 44. SMALL nUSINESS If you have a small busines* tn a secluded part of town and are grade — LVINRl'DK! interested in getting customers, ROBSON Sporting Goods list the service you offer tn the 301 E. 1st St. rhnne 998 Classified column of the Sanford Hrrg'd Call l&ai. JF YOUK Al> WERE IN THlf SPACE. IT WOULD A m t ACT EVERYONE’S ATTENTION AS T IM HAS ATTRACTED YOU I Your oid motor (or a better Southnide * L !» Sill—r u n o Technician. Phone 21G4. Route 1. Sanford. TOO CAN SELL Anything With A Classified Ad JUST CALL 1821 �P age 8 T u n . May 17, 1955 TH E SANFORD HERALD Radio Additional Society TUESD A Y S ilt TUESDAY y. ra. Tho Sominolo County Children’s Committee will meet at tho Court House at 4 p. m. Member* are urged to be present. The Fidelia Class of tha First Baptist Church will meet with Mr*. Verne Messenger, 137 N. Elliott, a t 8 p. m., with Mrs. Virgi« Pratt, chairman. In charge. WEDNESDAY Tha Civic Department of the ganford Woman’s Club will have a meeting at 12:30 p.m. with a covered dish luncheon to be hold. Hostesses will he Mrs. Francis Boil, Miss Adelaide Conte, Mis* Alice B. Cooper, and Miss Lois Campbell Sponsor is Mrs. B. B. Crumley while the program will ba “Woman'* Responsibility in Newspaper Theme Will Be Presented A t Junior Recital Tbe annual Junior Ilacital of the Duxbury School of DaiHng will be presented Friday. May 20, 8 p.m, at tbe Southslde Primary School.. The theme is centered around various sections of a new spaper and W entitled “The New* In Dance.” It will present the weather report, children’* corner, society page, flower nook, eomie strip, editorial page, and the sports page. High­ lighting the recital will he Ua pre­ sentation of Cinderella Ballet with muMc by Eric Coates and featur­ ing Sanford's youngest accompan­ ist, Miss Allison Lee, at tha piano. Leading rolls win be danced by l a n k White, Cinderella: Joy Duggar. Prince, Carole Samuel, Fairy Oodmotfaer; Pat Rabun Step-mother; Jooelle Lee and Sylvia WilHams, step-sister*. They will be ably assisted by 40 other dancers In mike this popular fairytale •o n e to life. Other features of the recital will b* group and solo numbers in Up, acrobatic, baton, tong and dance routine*. The entire recital is un­ der tho direction of Doris Duxbury with the assisUnce of Faye Harvey, teacher. Christine Blank­ enship, accompanist, and Mr*. H. B. Duggar, Mrs. O. R. Smith, and Mrs. W. R. Jennings, aeamsyesses. Thera will be no admlsskvj charg­ ed and the public is invited to at­ tend this and the Senior Recital which will be presented Thursday, May M i t • p.m. a t the High School Auditorium. Student* appearing in fee Junior l e d t a l are: LaurneU John ton, Becky Madden, Vicky Hardin. M iry Margaret Reynold*, Mary Bnunarinan, Cindy Kennedy, Mar­ garet Jarrell, Lynn McRobarti, Andrea Henley, Cindy Fitrpatrick, Brenda Patterson, Vicky Fenley, Debbie McLain, Sharon Ganas, Suianso ■ P O P U P vogie, Cathy Hauser, Sbaarlynn Williams, Martha Johnson, Doris Carlsog. Adrienne Epstein, Brenda Brant­ ley, Pam Meriwether. Pat Harris, r a tty Prescott, Jerl Wheatland, Barby Brown, Mauveeo Pitts, PatrM a Btaestrom, Susan McCasMB, D ak Smttta, Louise Nielten, JopM Beckham, Suaan Stein, Shar- Building C h r i s t i a n Homes” . Speaker is Mr*. Grady Herman. Revival Service* at tha Elder Spring* Baptist Chapel will bogin at 8 p. m. Tha F irtt Baptist Junior J. A.’* (11 and 12 yr.) will meet at 3:30 p. m. Prayer Meeting at the First Baptist Church will begin at 7:30 p. m. in the Memorial Educational building. The First Baptist Sunday School Cabinet meeting will follow tha Prayer Meeting service. The Brownlee Bible Class of the Firat Pre»bytorian Church will hava Its annual “Corn Boil" event at 7 p. m., in tha home of Mr. and Mr*. Joe G arrett in Jew­ ett's Lane. THURSDAY Tbe First Baptist Junior O. A.’s (0 and 10 yr.) will meet at 8:30 p. m. The First Baptist Intermediate G. A.’s will meet at 4 p. m. The First Baptist Junior Royal Ambassadors will meet at 7 n. m. The Men’* Brotherhood or the First Baptist Church will meet for its supper and program meet­ ing at 7 p. m. Revival Sendees at the Elder Springs Baptist Chapel will be­ gin at 8 p. m. Dick Holtxclaw, known profes­ sionally a* Klchard Wentworth, will appear In concert at tha Se­ minole High School auditorium at 8 o'clock under the auspice* of the Sanford Shrino Club. Seminole Chapter No. 2 of the OES will meet at 8 p. m. at tho Masonic llell. FRIDAY The Revival Sendee* at the E1dcr Springs Baptist Chapel will begin at 8 p. m. Saturday night at the USO a real treat was in store for every­ one who attended tha May Day dance. Due to unforeseen circum­ stances the formal danca was not held but the boys, with the help of Mrs. S. O'Neil, district repre­ sentative, “rigged” up two loud speakers and a phonograph along with an “acting” disk Jockey and everyone had some “real fun.” Mirs Pat Cassube • and Mary Ann Michela were acting Jun­ ior hostesses and the Pilot Club served as senior hostess. Tomorrow night a “Juke Box Dance’.’ will be held with acnior hostesses coming from the San­ ford Garden Club. The Misses Claire and Lucilla Normand will ba in charge. Sandra, Sonja Monf orton Feted The Misses Sonja arrt Sandril MooforUm, graduating ■e n l o r s , were honored Saturday with a “Cola and Chatter Party” at the home of Mrs. C. L. Redding from *1 a m. to 12 p.m. Ve'Jow day lilies carried ossf a spring theme and were used as the centerpiece for tha refreshment table which held cookies, olives, potato chips, cheese, cracker*.and soft drinks. Mrs. Redding was assisted hy her daughter Harriett who (tresonted the honorces with a gift. Thoso invited were Miss Betty Bryan, Miss Marilyn Calhoun, Miss Shirley Wall, Miss Shirley Tyre, Miss Barbee Brown, Miss Minnie Loe Metis, Miss Mary Ann Roxtnn, Mrs. James Wade, Miss Mariaanne Strickland, Miss Caye Stubbins, Miss Terrelle Jean Nelson, Mus Jean Wilke, Misa Joan Wilke, Miss Colleen Engebre’ on, Mias Brownie Scouts Helen Alexander, Miss Jean Ken­ nedy, Miss Minerva Smith, and the Honored A t Party honoree's mother Mrs. E. A. MonBrownie Scout Troop No. 2 re­ forton. cently enjoyed a theatre party and ice cream treat as an honor tor selling the most cookies among the Brownie Troops during tha Last Meeting Held recent Girl Scout Cookie Sale. “ We wish to thank all those By Hemerocaliis who purchased our cookies to help make our sale such a won­ At Newsome Home derful success,” stated Mrs. L. A. The Hemerocaliis Circle of tha Olson, leader. Mrs. Dorothy But- Sanford Garden Club met Tburaier, co-leader, assisted with the day at 6:80 p. m. in the home of party. Mrs. Bca Newsom* on W. Ninth Street with Mrs. J. J. Cates as cohostcaa. A aupper was held outside In the garden with potted plant* bearing hibiscus being used a t de­ corations. After the aupper a meeting was held in which Mrs. Donald Fleteher, chairman, handed In her resignation and Mrs. Irving Feinh*rg was elected chairman for tha next year. Mr*. M. B. Smith, sec­ retary, handed over her office to Mrs. J. Boxard, who will hold tha post for two years. Thii waa tha lest meeting of tha year. Those present were Mrs. F. B. Mr. and “ Mr*. Lawrcnr. Pi rec Adams, Mrs M. E. Baker, Mrs. of 428 8ummerlin Are., announce D. E. Brubaker, Mrs. J. J. Cates, the birth of an • lb. 11 ot. aon, the Misses Edna and Laura Chit­ George Jerome, born May 18 In tenden and Mrs. J. Chittenden, the FernaU Laughton Memorial Mrs. D. H. Fletcher, Mr*. B. T. Hospital Hunt, Mrs. C. E. Hunter, Mrs. C. * DOUBLE-BREASTED * EF­ FECT gives distinction to a princess* dress of navy crepe from the collection designed by Beni Clair*. Tabbed collar and cuffs are of pink and white striped Italian cotton. The dress has Its own taffeta petticoat. Mr. John hat. Tri Hi Y Honors Seniors, Mothers With Annual Tea The Tri-Hl-Y of Seminole High School, under the guidance of Miss Rcberca Stevens, honored all Senior girls and all TrI Hi-Y Mo­ thers with a tea recently at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Harry Woodruff In the form of a gar­ den party. Red rosea,were used as table decorations and a silver service was also placed on tha table. Sandwiches, decorated green and white cakes, punch and nuts were served. The Junior members of the Tri-Hl-Y were hostesses. Also helping were Mrs. Harry Wood­ ruff, Mrs. G. A. Spelr and Mrs. Ernest Cowley. Miss C o l l c a n Engebretson, outgoing president, and Miss Bet­ ty Ann Munson, incoming presi­ dent, greeted guests at the door. Other officers include Mias Marion Davis, vice president; Miss Mary Ester Powell, secre­ tary; Mist Harriett Reddingtreasurer; and Miss Olivia Glddeni, chaplain. Miss Stevens, sponsor, also assisted. The Tri-Hl-Y if a Christian organisation made up of junior and senior girls to create inter est and Christ-lika living through­ out. tha home, school and com­ munity. They give the annual freshman “ Little Girls” party each year along with the football banquet at whleh tha Peter Schall trophy is presented. n M on, Mrs. Baa Newaoma, Mr*. B. J. Nix, Mrs. Watson Keel, Mr*. E. J. Routh. Mrs. M. B. Smith. Mrs. J. C. Sikes, Mrs, E. L. Vlhlen, Mrs. B. E. Wiggins, Mrs. Irving Falnberg, Mrs. Bob Ben­ nett, Mrs. J. Boxard* and the guest Mrs. J . C. Newaoma. TUESDAY - THRU - THURSDAY WE OFFER 9 m Discounts on Ports and Labor for Ford Sorvko per# formed In our shop Tuesday thru Thursday. T h ii weeks special is 25% off on spark plugs, v i WASHINGTON CA-A new Senate investigation reminiscent of the ”3 per center” probes conducted during the Truman administration is in the making. Starting Wednesday, the Senate Investigations subcommittee will hold public hearings in an inquiry described by Chairman McClellan (D-A.*k) over tha weekend a* in­ volving “ corruption” in clothing contrai i for the armed forces. He said the gift of at least one home freezer had bean disclosed in testimony already taken behind closed doors, but he added, “ It goes beyond that to actual cash paymenta.” Gifts of horn* freezers figured in a IMS Investigation tha sub­ committee mada of influence ped­ dlers and parsohs dealing with the government for private interests for a fee, often 8 per cent. MANSLAUGHTER WARRANT WILL BE BOUGHT DETROIT (ft — A manslaughter warrant will b« sought against a foster mother in the fatal spanking of a i year-old boy, polica said yesterday. An autopsy report said the boy, Robert Szabo, died of hemor­ rhages and shoek following a “ severe basting” on tha buttocks, forearms and hands. D o c u m en tary Stam p * a tta c h e d . HOLLYWOOD CE- Davy Crock­ T b * r a m * of tb * b id d e r a n d tb * ett, one of America’s oldest yet appilccble P ro jec t N um ber eb nuld b* e h o w n o n t h e c h e c k o r d r a f t . newest heroes, came face to face A ll w o r k i» t o b a d o n e In d e c o r , with the small fr- for the first d a n c a w ith P lan*. S p o clflcatlcn s a n d S pecial P rov lelo n a o f th e F lat* time over the weekend. Itoed D rp e rfm * n tS pecial a l i e n It w it quite an experience for l i o n I* c a l l e d «o ' - N o t i c e t o Q u a i l f i,d C o n tra c to ra " a n d a n y S pecial both. P r o v i s i o n , c o n t a i n e d In t h e P r o Fess P trker. S-foot-3 Texan who poeel Form _ , _ P 'en * e n d /n r Propovet Form * plays (he hero of the Alamo on Will b e t u r n l e h e d t o Q u a l i f i e d C o n ­ television, was a surprise guest at tr a c to r * u p o n a p p lic a tio n to thl* Legal Notice o ffice foe th e e u n o t I.S .0 0 p e r a -birthday party given by Mr. a * t. E i t r a e e t a o t p la n a m e r b*«^ and Mr*. Red Skelton for their p u r c h a s e d t o r 110.00 p e r e a t . P l e n v J f T IC E TO CON TRA CTO R* w ith o r w ith o u t S pecial P ro M .. two children, Valentina. 8, and O F FNI O CE o r THE S T A T E ROAD lo n e , m a y he p u r c h a s e d b y t a b r l Richard. 7. DEPARTM ENT r a t e r * t o r $ 10.on p e r e e l . N o r e . N A N C E AND C O N S T R I C ­ f u n d w i l l he m « d * t o r a n y o r t h e Mrs. Skelton had invllej Parker. M A IN T E TION p n o o ii.tM ab o v e r n v r c e a to r plan a a n d p ro “ It was the only way I could P e a l e d b i d s w ill he re c e iv e d a t p o - a l f o r m a ,,, . . . , i i . i F l o r i d a , f ro m Q u a l i ­ P roposal Form * w ill n o t he I t. get Red to stay—tell him Davy Tfied C o utractora u n l i t S:S4 p. m. a u e d u n l e r * r o q u e e t I t r e c e i v e d * t Crockett was coming,” she said. ........... I E . 8.T 1 on l h « S l r. t d. a y. o f May. l e n t 21 h o u r * p rio r to opening f o r r o n e t r u c t l o n o t t h e f0 {. Parker hadn’t been in the house l1915. ow ing uro jerta: b l 'l',h e r i g h t le r * » * r v * d t o r e j e c t five minutes until Skelton had him H t d t r P r o j e c t . J o b No. 77* 1- 140, a n y o r »li hid* No S - 4I 7-A, S e m i n o l e Fiat* Road D e p a r tm e n t o f autograph a mug upon which was CP loaut ne t y R, o oa dn 27l h S treet S o u ih of Flo rid * _ . inscribed: “ Davy Crockett’s moun­ P v n f o r d b e t w e e n S R 14 a n d P i t tv i l h u r E. J o n e e , C h a i r m e n 42*. W o r k r o n e l a t * o r l l c h t * i c « H F.. L»w I* tain dew.” v e t l o n : llmeiVwk b*>* w i t h T y n e 2 S tate H ig h w ay E n g in ee r A The lanky actor came dressed Surfer* Treatment; end Inrlm e n in his Crockett buckskins ' and brought along his musket and FO R T H E G R A D U A T E guitar and his sidekick George Russel (Buddy Ebscn). Davy al­ lowed as how it was his first ap­ pearance before a group of younguns. More than SO kid*, many of them children celebrities, clam­ ored to shake the hand of T artar. “But,” said Skelton, “ it waj bke tha electric train at Christmas— the kids eouldn’t get to Crockett because of the parent*.” 'Water Hyacinth' Prisoner Escapes From Broward Jail FORT LAUDERDALE UP-John Honegger, who was playing the role of a water hyacinth when he was captured as a boat thief here $2.95 - $3.95 lis t summer, has escaped from the Broward County Jail. an d $4.95 Sheriff Amos Hall reported that Honegger, a 26-year-old Miamian, walked out S u n d a y morning while doing soma painting in the SURE TO PLEASE . . . a food-lookinK sport sh irt from our Jailcollect Iob by NORRIS CASUAL, PURITAN and JA THe bad pleaded guilty to tho theft of some 30 boats and was SON- W t apeclaHta in sh irts for th« young man • • • k n lla ^ awaiting sentence. and fine cotlona. GIFT W RAPPED . . • Jiwi roqoeat it. Honegger had a hyacinth tied to his head and was hiding in a patch of tha flowers in a eanal when he was arrested. Ho told police ha had been in the water 13 heurs. He looked like a prune after tha long immersion. He described himself as a pro­ fessional diver and aaid ha wore a akin diver's -sutfit with a brpithing apparatus while stealing tha 306 E. 1st SL Ph. 1222-Jf boats. Own. <7 MEN'S W EAR ANNOUNCE THE O P E N IN G OF Sanford Mattress & Upholstering Co. 501 Celery Ave. * Directly Across Street From Ne-Hi Bottling Co. Sanford, Florida H .G . (Pete) Echols & A .H . Hatcher, Jr . • Foam Rubber • Headboards *M attresses •Boot Cushions b Box Springs - OUR WE MAKE, ANY SIZE TO ORDER Specialty Soft •»Medium - Hard mufflers, and tail pipes. ■ DIRECTI FROM FACTORY TO YOU Vodoslch. •dyO etm o*, Diana Hicks, ok CaaeU, kola Utketack, irk AtUaaoa, Lyot Baumao, M Potora, Vicky Kubanka, DaLanier, Joey Mus-, Cynthia Salfer, Mark Steffi Pare New Senate Probe Closely Resembles 'Five Per Center' JUNCTION CITY, Kan. l*v-A 20 year old heir to 83,401,000 was killed Sunday when his car crashed into a bridge IS miles west of Junction City. John W. Baughman II was willed half of his grandfathers estate, ap­ praised at 86,808.060 last Decern her. It was to be held in trust until he was 35. Four nieces and a nephew now may share in the $3,400,000. # Box Springs \ C onk Samuel, Pat Kebua. Sk Lot, Sylvia WBUgma, Deo- C la u d * H. 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F«Tl o Vr i d a o l tt n • ALL TYPES OF MATTRESSES — HOLLYWOOD BEDS MADE TO OR DE R i «gy Powell, Jill West, S lg ferfj, Angle Slew art, decker, Barbara Jean Cine Wbeatlrnd, Judy r.H. S ill Calendar T b . American Home Depart • inent of the .Sanford Woman’* Club will have a covered dish aupper with bride, and canasta following a t the club house, May 17 a t 7 p. m. The Gingham Dogs, winner* in the attendance contest, will be guest*. The Calico Cat* will furnish the food. The hostesaca for the occasion will be Mrs. G. A. Sweeney, Mrs. Roger Har­ ris, Mrs. Willard 0. Brinson, Mrs. Irvin Feinherg and Mrs. W. Colin Hire*. Tho Brriva! Services at the El­ der Springs Baptist Chapel will begin at 8 p. m. The First Baptist Intermediate Loyal Ambassadors will meet at the church at 7 p- m. The First Baptist Concord choir Will bold rehearsal at 6:30 N sw * <;St O r * a n I n t e r l u d e 'Davy' Makes Visit With Small Fry During Weekend Heir To Fortune Killed In Wreck WE KHOW UEE ALL TYPES OF BEDDING - 1 DAY SERVICE 10% off on labor and all other Ford Parti. 20 YEA R S E X P E R IEN C E - S A T IS F A C T IO N G U A R A N TEED « ,* U n d fv ^ a m a ? J u d /lu S t tv i w W hitten, M g C M y May. rn iiilM trip . I m - 1 T W r TSm T S i r t S s r • WE HATE A LABGB SELECTION OF ANY KIND OF MATERIAL PHONE 1121 RE UPHOLSTERING • b t b . b tte u la Oa Aar J * — l a t p «t t a d Of YOU* HOMB, WITH NO OHLGATIONBt M attress A upholstering Uphol 'Co. Ne-Hi B o t t l i n g Cg.) ' V % Sanford, Fla. �1 V Shop and Save In Sanford WeolTTcr 2T h u H a n fo r d • " VOLUME XLVI Love, Understanding Wanted By Children, According To Judge If you want to keep your child from becoming; » juve­ nile delinquent, give him or her plenty of love and under­ standingThat’s the advice of County Judge E r n e st liousholdcr, whose dual role us juvenile judge makes it necessary for him to decide scores of dif­ COUNTY JUDGE ERN EST HOUSHOLDER Ha geeka End To Juvenile Delinquency Strolling In Sanford DeBary Methodists Have Organization ficult problems involving Seminole County youngsters. Judge liousholdcr earlier this year made a speaking tour of county schools, during which he explained his juvenile program and familiarized students with juvenile court procedure. He now is planning a more extensive tour. Judge liousholdcr said he did not feel that the problems of juvenile delinquency “ere increasing in our county except as they might be compared with Increased popu­ lation.” “Our program Is working well," he said today, “except in a few cases where parents are mote de­ linquent than children. In such cases we get very little help." Although metropolitan news­ papers constantly scream of in­ creasing J u v e n i l e delinquency. Judge Housholder said he did not feel that tha problem* of juvenile dellnguency “a r t Increasing in our county except a t they might be compared with increased popula­ tion.” Judge Housholder said children ns tween the ages of 14 and 17 are usually those who commit aete "that would be criminal if com­ mitted by adult*.’’ Children from 10 to 14 usually ar* only ebeentee* from school or ere guilty of other infractions of the law, he aald. “ During tha p e s t several month*," Judge Housholder con­ tinued, “special attention has been given to truency from school, end w* have made marvelous progreee m the situation." Judge Housholder aald it "would n* impossible to tay " what causes delinquency. “For Instance," he said, “during the past four weeks, 1 have had some 12 or 18 white boy* before me. They were from 14 to 17 year* 0f age< gome were charged with lartency, some with taking peo­ ple’s automobiles and using them, some with destroying public pro­ perty, such as breaking out win­ dows, and some with other infrac­ tions of tho law. “Talks with them did not dis­ close what brought about the vio­ lations. Talks with their parents and investigations of their homo llfo disclosed they were children who were being raised in the normal American way by good parent! who had a desire to do (Coetinned Ob Fag# Two) Organising Ceremonies were held for the DeBary Methodist M n . J. C. HttekeO. principal at Church Sunday, 4 p. m. Dr. Paul Fletcher, District Broths ids Primary School, urges that ail parents brine children Superintendent of the Orlando "Oho (U rt to achool la Southilde District of the Methodist Church a r Pin* Creil next year (or re- gave tha organising speech end gUtratton at her achool before a full church worship was carriad the end of May. “Many have out. Minister will be the Rev. Leslie .toned not," ake aald, “but there • re aUll quite a few who haven’t." E. Lewis, a Lt. Commander at the Sanford Naval Auxiliary Air e • • Station. Word kaa been received that Tha 25 charter members of tha Ronnie Anderson, ton of Mr. and church include: Mra. Adam Muller, Mra. 0 . H. Anderson, has been Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Denning, Mr. cboien a t assistant drum major and Mrs. Harry Krug, Mr. and M w the Florida State University Mrs. Gerald J. Neyar, Mrs. Ethel sand. Out of tome to person’s P. Woods, Miss Beatrice Woods, trying out Ronnie is a Freshman Mr. and Mrs. Harold Coffin. a t the collage and this la the Alfred H. Smith, Mlsa Elsie RIFLE SHOTS BLAMED d ra t time that an assistant drum Faron, Miss Jean Faron, Miss ON BOAT OPERATOR ■ a ja r h at been chosen. Elsie Alfred, J . C. Shephard, Col. PORT HURON, Mich. (F -A Ma­ and Mra. N. N. Snyder, Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Swift, Dr. B D. Willen- rine City boat livery operator waa brock, Mr. and Mrs. H. F Rosa and held at SL Clair County Jell today, Cub Scouts Visit accused of firing rifle shots at a tha Rev and Mrs. L. E. Lewis. Canadian freighter steaming pest Sanford Herald his property on the St. Clair River. WIDOW U NURSE Nlae Cub Scouts of Den num* Floyd B. Warwick, 45, was on* MANHASSET, N. Y. IF — Mr*. ir seven, Cub Pack S4 visited Theodore Roosevelt Jr., widow of of a number of riverfront resident* H ie Sanford Herald yesterday the son of President Theodore who had complained that wavae from fast-moving vessel* had dam afternoon and watched with inter­ Roosevelt, ts ia North Short Hos­ aged their property. net the process of getting out the pital hero for general nursing the per. They taw the automatie hospital said tonight. Her hus­ Warwick denied hn waa the otype la oparation receiving band, a brigadier general, died of sniper who fired three shots at the perforated streamers of paperIllness hi Normandy during World freighter John K. F. Mianer laat Thursday. tape which assembled the oldtime War II. player piano rolls; they saw the forma being prepared for the ma­ t r i x wbleb, when covered with ™ot lead, formed a cylinder of type that took Ha proper place, page by page, on the fast moving rotary press that turned out the The Children’* Committee ot tha juvenile councillor visited the finished paper. Semlnolo County, at It’s mooting farm colony a t Gainesville as well All ia ell. It was an experience as certain parental and detention that tha following cubbers will May 17 elected officers for the homes ia both DeLand and Or­ •o t aoon forget: Carl Atkinson. coming year. They ere: Herold lando. Don and Gary Breckenridge, Ro­ Heckenbach, chairman; the Rev. Mrs. Harold Appleby gave a re­ bert Brooks, Huelan Grier, David H. L. Zimmerman, vice chairman; port on tho Easter seal talc. 81,054 hfiUtr. Clark Mdrray, Tim Rich- Marquerita Graham, secretary. Herds and J , C. Singletary. Den *Mrs. M argaret Goit, chairman of a as collected in Seminole County. *f other. Mra. Gus Miller was the committee which was appoint­ A total of 815,000 was taken in ed to make recommendations for in Orange and Bemlaol* combined. the chaperooe. the Castle Brewer Kindergarten, Part of this goes to the crippled gave her report which suggested children's school, Forrest Perk; that some sponsoring organisa­ the other part to the national so­ Sources Soy Reds tion bo contacted, and that thla ciety. 8h* alio told the group that oi sanitation set np standards for in tho fall, tha Forrest Park school Will Close Offices operating the nursery, and that will move to the remodeled FairVIENNA, Austria UR - Russia the State Welfare deportment bo villa School Tho total amount al­ npparnotly Is net going to wait for contacted for commodities for located for tha achool was spent ratification of tbo Austrian state lunches. Tbs report alto suggest­ in remodeling tho building, and t r e a t y to bagin withdrawing its oc­ ed sources for additional material rer.a for furnishing. She made the c u p a tio n troops. Austrian sources and supplies Mr*. John Wilton, suggestion that some civic group aay Soviet commanders la several Mis* Joyce Hetael. and tire. Ma­ might like to taka as their pro­ towns have notified police that hal Brown were other members of ject for tb* comnlg year, tha furn­ their headquarters will be closed the committee. ishing of such a room. to a day or two. Judge Housholder reported on Mr*. Graham, Supervisor of Ex­ A U A Army w cfceaiaan said tho newly drafted Juvenile Court ceptional Childrea, reported that yesterday that no orders have bean blU, reading part* of it. Tho bill Seminole County to sending a received to move out American ia supplemental to the older bill bus to Orlando avsry morning, and In advance af ratification, which to fas force, and Is btondad eta a f tho children go to Forrest act does not acturily go iato to strengthen the original law. Park. ustS retm retiau has ban Ho ala* epoka of tha fin* roteA molten to rommenl tho Jay“ that kto office has with C at's torf .................................. mlssieuera. During for their work with ha and Mr. t K fc r a lft AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEW SPAPER EflUbtbhed I W SANFORD. FLORIDA. Fishing Vessels Conflict SAN DIEGO, Calif. (F-Am erir»n fishing ve»«eli today are en­ gaged in a conflict over freedom of the sets. Shot* have been fired and ene man, William Peck, 42, Seattle, Wash., seriously wounded. The conflict it over the claim of Pent, Ecuador and Chile to sov­ ereignty (or J00 miles off their shores. It is complicated by in creasing competition from Japan for the U S. consumer market. The American ti na vessels have extended their range to reach virgin fishing areas south of the Equator. Some have moved their base of o p e r a t i o n i to South America. Eight vessels flying the U. S. flag have been seized by Pern and Ecuador. Their owners have been fined a total of more than 58J,000 to obtain release of the ship*. The U.S. State Department has protested and Congress has reaf­ firmed this country's position that the sea's are free beyond three miles from shore. Congress has also authorized re­ imbursement of the fines from the Federal Treasury and effort* to recover the amounts from the South American countries. Grandmother Doss Enters Guilty Plea In Husband's Death TULSA, Okla. (F—After pie. ding guilty yesterday to poisoning hueham' No. I, Grandma Nannir Doss admonished her laughter not to worry because “ I'm not worried." The surprise plea, entered in District Court after the confessed poisoner of four husbands was visited by the daughter, reversed her earlier pice of innocent. The daughter, Mrs. Melvins Hed­ rick, born of Sirs. Dost' first mar­ riage to Charley Bragg, told a newsmen her visit from Lexington. N.C., had nothing to do with her mother's tudderf derhix; to tell the court sho was guilty of killing Samuel Doss, M, with rat poison. Mrs. Does, who h id been sched uled for trial next month lor Doss' death last Oct. 10, faces either life in prison or death. Judge Elmer Adam* mplsined carefully, to tho 49-year-old widow the possible punishment ho’ will decide on May 31. County Atty. J. Howard Edmondson said be would ask for death in tho electric chair. P irtly fJnudv through T harsdiy ■with necssfonsl thnwrrs a n d thiinrirrslorm* h f r o m i n g well s ia tlr r rd In north portion Thurs­ day; litllr change In tempera* hirr, high thin »ftrrmvm *7 U , 3 WEDNESDAY May IS. ID.-,,1; A tw ia ltil P rtn n I .rawed Wlr« Incoming Personnel Need Living Space Ike Says Vaccine Job Handled Well School Problem Discussed WASHINGTON i-TN— Prevdent Eisenhower *aid today Secretary of Welfare Hobby has handled tbo Salk polio cine program and her job generally in a highly efficient man­ Civic Delegates ner. The President's stnti'ment was mail** al a m-vvs confer­ Meet At Station Civil- n'proapntullvrs mot ence when he was told Son. Morse tlM ho) had doscrihod lliis morning with (sir. !•’. 11. Mra. Hobby at guilty ot “gross in -1 ---------------------------.Mon-, commanding officer of competency” in Ihe vaccine pro­ M i p Sanford Naval Auxiliary gram. Morse said she ought to be removed from office. Air Station, and (Mr. .1. II Wil.son, executive officer of Eisenhower said it would bo a w-isle o; lime for him to take note! the hasp, to discuss I lie now of Morse's accusations. problems t hat will he faced The President went on to say i with tlm coming of additional that Mrs. Hobby'* record m the, personnel. Outlook Of Growth Further Confirmed By Recent Action Brother, Sister To Face Charges HEREFORD, England IF - A brother and aiiter wha Herold Heckenbach Elected parted in childhood but later met and married are facing trial on Head O f Children’s Committee incest charge*. Authoritiri accuse Queen Is Searching For Political Head To Form Cabinet THE HAGUE, Netherlands P—The fir-l Dutch gov eminent crisi* m nrarlv three -ear* sent Queen Julf.ina searching today for a polit­ ical leader I<> form a new cabinet. Premier Willem Dree* submitted In- coalition Cabinet's resignation last oiclit after losing a vole of cis.itid en iT in Parliament's lower chamber .VO-48 The vote eame on a government h.ll to rai-e rent ceil­ ing* to per rent on about on# ti'.nl of Holland's rented home*. Hrcausc the rent Ismic I* a ma­ in point of controversy between the country’* two major parties, the Catholics and Dices’ l.aboritr*, political circle* predicted a long er -is Earli p.xrly tia* .Hi of tha list seats in the second chamber. The Iglboritc.s deserted Drees to vote solidly against the rent bill. They said they vvmii.1 agree to it only if wages were raised siinul* t.ii-eously. cabinet hat proved out what Ei­ senhower termed the good opinion MIAMI, Fin., — Florida's Inin which she was held during the | rrcasingly rapid growth outlook war as WAG commander. Those good opinions arc fully was further confirmed Monday justifieu, Eisenhower said, adding wlu-n Florida power A Eight Com­ that the has handled her job, in­ pany's bond of director* took cluding the vaccine program, in a action to niulciiall.v step up its previously announced recordhighly eflicient manner. Her counsel, Elsenhower said, breaking const met mn proginni, A* a result, A 140,000 kilowatt ha* bevn eagerly auught. generator planned for operation in ' '* 11*57 will |>e boosted to Ilill.iMO kilowatts capability. And another similar until wits authorized to loconstructed for Initial ope nit ion In IBM. Doth of them tile most powerful gene lilting unit evet In lie installed in Florida will hu located on the Plower east coa-d JACKSONVILLE (F-Two Navy Either at the site of the company’* fliers, one of them the command­ diinin plant or at Port Kevelglade* ing officer of a Navy field at Pen­ near Fort l.miderdalr. sacola, were reported missing to­ Together with a 140,1)00 kilo­ day following the crash of a Navy- watt generator nearing completion jet northwest of here. at tha rompnny-'a cutler plant. The Navy identified the occu­ And an 80,000 kilowatt unit pants as ('apt. Albert S. Major, scheduled for completion next commanding otlicrr of Sauflcy year. The four additions now Tield; ami IA Edward K'.-.mcdy, pIsMle*} luM under ronatnptum alao stationed t Siuf'ey. 'w ill boost the company's system The plane, a two-place TV2, took cnphlulily by more than 7'J-per off from the naval air station here cent Front 742.'K)0 kilowatt* to lata yestorday shortly before it 1,282,00 kilowatt-. went down in a swampy area The company's expansion since about eight miles north northwest VJ-Dny •» indicative of Florida'* of Baldwin. It was on a routine rapid growth, it- system capabili­ flight to it* home base. ty then totaled 210,000 kilowatt A Navy rescue squad readied nlrendy three timet a* great, il the crash scene last night and be­ will he capable of handling a de­ gan searching to determine the mand for more than six times a* fate of the two fliers. much elieigy when these projects Ute jet burned and very little o( urB completed. the craft could be found, the Navysaid. The MX squadrons lli.it will h r based m Sanford wdl bring ap­ proximately DO officers am' 822 en listed men ol pliicli about iT olfi rers and l.'w) rntislrxl men will live off the base. The number of chil­ dren d Naval pemoline', in local schools will practically double, bringing in almut iso more students, il was p o i n t e d oul. This in­ flux will create an urgent demand for living quarter* and educational facilities. Navy official* and civic leader* are seeking to vvoik out tile problem w i t h a* little disruption a s IHM-sililr. The change will also bring m more civilian personnel. “Sanford lias been regarded as an area of slow growth, but the coming nf Ihe .iddition.il squadron* LAS VEGAS. Nev (.r-Polic* will rlinng* the picture entirely," *.iid an informer's tip thwarted one representative brought out. .in elaborate plot lo roll Ihe U.S. mail of a large amount of gam* I’urrest Itrreki-niidge, manager tiling casino money last night. n( the Srininnir Couniv Chamtii-r Police iftiief A H. Kennedy said of 'om inrrrr. today Issued an ap­ five ih t -Mis were taken into cus­ peal lor all persons having house* tody. including a La» *'eg»t pollr* nr apirlm rnls for sale or rrnl In ] officer and In* attractive red* li*l them with the I hanilii-l. hnlred w’fe'. *" • —*'•** “ Ihe arrival of the ail,lllion.il He said an informer told hint squadrons al tin- Nanlonl Navy two week* ago of i plan to rob’a Base will create an anile shorl- J |M>lirc ear delivering a load of ra*h age ot arrnniinodatlons, anil any • from the l.a» Vegas | hi>I office I t listing ot living quarters will lie the railroad station. gi rally appreciated," lie drclarPosi.il authorities, said the po­ rd, lice ear had been scheduled to carry a “ very substantial amount Cilr More expressed Iio| h-s that of money" destined for San Fran* something could he .lone In improve ctiro. There were i c | mi i I- it would Onora lioad which leads In the have amounted to half a million Sanford \v r turn oil lo the base to dollar* lull pi-l.il autiiorilu, would highway 17-1*2. The Issue 1s now ui noi verify tin*. (Conlimird On Page Two) Several postal Inspector* from California and Novada hid with 22 IHtliremen In thu vicinity of tha post offire No attempt was mails l«j halt the police car. which liecause of the lip earned no money. TAIPEI, Formosa (F-Natinna!aiat Chinese plane* ran Into Beil antiaircraft fire from the mainland and from warship* while on pa­ trol over Loyusi B»y near the Mateu Island* before dawn today, •far force headquarter* announced. An undisclosed number of planes uiod radar to bomb the Commu­ nist craft in the dsrkne-i, the communique said. Result* were not observed. Loyxian Bay to II mile* north ot the Mateu islands which lie close to the Communist coast 120 mle* northwest of Formosa. CAIBO IF—Bils-i.x and her satel­ lite* have sharply increased rol­ lon purchasing in Egypt. Bed China may also absorb heavy ton­ nage. To Egyptian cotton men Ihe Communist economic delegate* are fricir.ti in need—even though trading is on a baiter basis. The main thing in Kygptian ryes is that the Bed deal* take part ot Egypt's backlog out of warehoiiv'es. Egypt’s newspapers greeted Ihe prospective deal* a* n new blow against "im perialism " The in­ fluential Al Kahira said: “ lo think nf exporting Egyptian cotton in markets oilier than those fixed by the imperialist* was regarded as ■ crime in tite past; now Egypt ti at liberty to sell her rollon to any buyrr." Pensacola Fliers Reported Missing Elaborate Plot Is Killed By lip Warren Indicates Strong Orders Sent Russia, Satellites Quick Court Ruling Nationalist Planes To Soviet Farmers Sharply Increase WASHINGTON IF-Chief Justice Warren Indicated today tho su­ Run Into Red Fire For End To Delay Cotton Purchasing preme Court will rule before re­ cessing. for tho aummor on howend when to end segregation of wrhite and Negro pupils in the pub­ lic school*. Warren said In an addrtee pre­ pared for the American la w In stitute that despite an increase this year in the volume of Inpreme Court work, the court h|s been keeping abreast ot M, and he added: "This mean* that our work la iM a current basis sod,, as has been the practice for many years, action in an argued tu r n ia exported to be announced prior to adjournment." No. m n. COLORFUL FUTURE ELMIRA, N.Y. IF-Thrre-dayold Marla A*m Green should have a colorful future. Site’* tin daugh­ ter ot Howard and Myrtle Rose Brown Green—of 111 Sunset Drive. MOSCOW if — Strong order* went out today to Soviet former* to end an "unbearable" delay in the planting of corn and get their quotas in the ground within the next three to five day*. The Kremlin command wa* made ,-ublic last nigh! only * fow hours alter announcement of the U. 8. invitation for * delegation o l about 10 Soviet farm rx|>crtx to inspect Iowa farmers’ ways with corn and hog* Uds summer. The coincidence, however, did not appear by Soviet design. The Moscow and provincial paper* have been packed for the past in days wtUi -’enunciation* of the farmers’ failure to follow through on Communist party rhief Nikita S. Khrushchev’s demand in Feb­ ruary that vastly more corn be grown tor hog food. Reserves Program Expected To Pass WASHINGTON’ t"—1The adminis­ tration's program to htukl up tlm military reserve* was expected In pas* tile House inter! lodav despite efforts lo soften or kill it Rup. Brooks <D-La) predicted A would p*»« without mayor amend­ ments, hut only after a fight. Brook* leads House forces ha. king tho legislation, which already fall* somewhat short of original Penta­ gon requests. President Eisenhower it behind tho measure to gnu thu military limited authority to enforce reservo obligation* and to provide a new plan for training up to on* million teen agt volunteers In four yeurs. them of knowing they acre ro­ u ted when they wera wad, At a preliminary hearin| yester­ day, a local court ordered Geof­ frey Walter Hugh**, M, and hi* •tiler Marjorie to aland Ufa) June 20. Both war* raleasad po bond without entering any plaf to the charge*. The couple married ia l t l . They separated early this ya r when their relationship waa < sclosed, and tha atiler since hag rem ar­ ried. Navy Is Plann ng Additional Sub WASHINGTON (F - T • Nary plan* to build aa addition. I atomic submarine, bringing the rejected total of such craft to ei ht. Thti waa reported yest rrtey by Sen. J id u o a (D-Waah), rho said tha Nary bad advtoal a SenateHouse Atomic Energy ml commit­ tee of it* intentions. The .Navy had aakad atonal authority to built throe more nuclear-powwrad au a. The change ot plans would odt mm to CIVIC REPRESENTATIVES met thin morning In Ihe nfflco Standing left to right are George Touhy, J- W. Hall, WHtte e i C 4 r f . IL More a l "'NAAS to dtaciUM various problems I’eucock, R. J. Ilsumnn. Ilrslley Odhum, Charles E. Bloom, one ol rabtoi by t e w i n g personnel a t (ho base. Seated left to right Forest Breckenridge, A. 11. Peiersoa Jr., and Morten A. S tef J . D. Cordell, Cdr. More and Cdr. J . R. Wilson. Ur. (Photo by Jameson Studio) A � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Save In Sanford STfre ^ anfnrii S b ra lB • AN IN D E P E N D E N T DAILY Election Win Boosts Chances MAINZ, Germany (/P)—His greatest election victory in two years last night bolstered Chancellor Konrad Ade­ nauer's plans for speedy action on his program to arm 600,000 Germans for the Atlantic Alliance. The state of Hhinclaiui-Palatinate in elections yester­ Auxiliary Leader Presenfs Mayor With First Poppy MAYOR J . D. CORDELL Is presented wltn the first poppy by Mrs. C. E. Hunter, president of the Auxiliary of CamptVelNLossIn? Post No. S3. The poppies will be distributed throughout the City on Saturday. (Staff I’holo) Honduran Officials Censor Dispatches h Government-Fears News May Worsen Present International Emergency Strolling In Sanford " Here are some of the '‘Classified Classics" recently noted In the Reader's Digest: real estate ad In the Philadelphia Inquirer: •Your mother-in-law is worth money! The owner will sell this gorgooua old Colonial atone home with on# acre on the following terms: Single person— $23,000. Married, one child— *22.000. House full of kids, and your mo•^ther-ln-law—$21,000." • . .A De* troll the*ir*_' m ix in g Dpuglas Fairbanks B r.t W-Year-olcT *ltb*t Mm, “The Man In The Iron Mask", ran this advertisement: •No reason to stay home. There Is none older on television." • • • Mrs. Lorraine Graham, execu­ tive aoeretary of the Seminole County Tuberculoids and Health Assn., Robert K am i, represen.. M et Ire director of the aasoelatlon, ' and Mrs. Kama have returned from Miami whero they attended the mnnual conference of the Flo­ rida TB and Health Assn. The session was held si t»U .McAIUrUT Hotel May 12-14, . Underwater Blast May Cause Little vlA ir Contamination W/SHINGTON urt — The under­ water atomic axplosion oU the West Coast to evolve antisub­ marine tactics may produce Uttlo or no atomic cloud and air contamlnation. This will ba partly the result of the extrema caution the Atomic Energy Commission and Defense D epartm ent are using to avoid •iom plalnts about drifting radioactivity Ilka those which followed the 1954 hydrogen test in the Mar•hall Islands. It also nay result from the con­ ditions under which the test pre­ sumably nay be conducted, an exlosion of a amall nuclear gadget i relatively deep water. Protcsta against the forthcoming test have been lodged by com. msrcial fiaberraen in California, ,0 who are concerned abo * destruc­ tion or eontauinatk.-. of fish. Mayor J. Denver Cordell was wearing a bright rrd flower in his lapel today, the first of thou­ sands of memorial poppies to be distributed throughout the City Saturday by the women of the American l.egion Auxiliary. They will be worn in honor of tha na­ tion's war dead. The poppy was presented to tha Mayor at City Hall by Mra. C. E. Hunter, president of the auxiliary of Campbcll-Loaring Unit No. 63. Mayor Cordell gave Mrs. Hunt­ er a generoua contribution for tha American Legion Auxillary’a work for disabled vaterani and needy children of veteran*. Work for the Auxiliary for tha welfare of children of war vet­ erans draws its major financial support from tha coin boxes which the group's "Poppy girls" will carry hero Saturday, it was point­ ed out by Mr*. Hunter. She con­ tinued, "Fully half of the chil­ dren in Sanford a rt children of veteran* and out of this number there are constantly some who need help." The war* are still taking their toll of men whrf »ervcd in them, and when a veteran it stricken down by lllnesa or death, there often are children left In need, ahe concluded. TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras — The Honduran government has clamped censorship on outgoing press dispatches to check reports which, it says, might worsen "the present international emergency" with Nicaragua. The government said last night It had acted "because of certain false reports ri’ed . . . by sonic press agents (correspondents) and the attempt of Mr. (Harvey) Roienhoi.se, agent of Time magazine, to send a message containing alarming information which might maka more serious the present state of relations between Hon­ duras and Nicaragua." Rumors that Nicaragua might invade- Honduras spread through the Honduran capital Friday as tha government posted troopi along lh*'^frontier following re­ ported activity by the Nicaraguan national guard. The government SAIGON, South V ht Nam tft laid last night the situation was Premier Ngo Dlnh Diem took over not alarming and "soon everything chief of state Rao Dal’s private will be settled In a friendly man­ militia yesterday, removing the ner." vestige of milllary powhr the ab­ sentee ex • Emperor may have In New York, a spokesman at hoped* to retain here. Time magatine said an 'editor Tlie Premier acted a« the Na­ talked with Roirnbousc by phone tional Revolutionary Committee yesterday bu* the call was inter­ staged another mass meeting. A rupted. He said effort! to reach leader of the pm-Dlem organisa­ tha correspondent since then had tion told 40.000 cheering Viet­ been unsuccessful namese Bao Dai was a traitor and made fresh demands that he be deposed. Dulles Gets Report Incorporation of the imperial guard Into the national army ap­ Ready For America peared to ba one more step In re­ WASHINGTON (ft—Secretary of moving Bao Dal’a weakening hold State Dulles flies.back to the cap­ on hla country. The guard, esti­ ital today, ready to report to the mated at several thousand men, originally was set up to protact nation tomorrow night on his tha person of the Emperor. European Trillion. Bao Dal, now living on the He will make his television - French Riviera, abdicated after radio report from Presdlent Elien- Communist Ho Chi Mlnh set up hower’s offiee. He will touch on his revolutionary government at the entry of West Germany Into end of the Japanese occupathe Atlantic Alliance, talki with British and French leaders oa _ doebina, the signing of the Aus­ FIRST STOP—BRUSSELS trian peace treaty and, presum­ PHILADELPHIA (JV-The famed ably, the pending top-level Big Philadelphia Orchestra left Inter­ Four talks. national Airport last night In two Elsenhower will Introduce Dulles four-englna planet on the first leg in the presence of ranking Cabi­ of Us initial European tour.* First net colleagues. stop: Brussels. Diem Takes Over Chief Of State's Private 'Militia * f* S Two New Men Join Sanford Cardinals Two new men have Joined the Sanford Cardinals, Jay M. Wal­ ter, butineaa manager of the lo­ cal baseball organisation, anannounced today. Mi Walter said tha newcomers are Charlet Francis, 10- pitcher-out­ fielder who halts from Glbalaad, La., and Charles Lankford, rookie pitcher from Jacksonville. Francis wsa formerly with the fit. Louts Cardinal elub a t Haalohurst, Ga. . . . Lankford Journeyed to la b lend with the Eanrord team last night but d ll not get a s oppor^wd^ t y to play. WATER MAM S U M S CHICAGO ta - A «Unch water main burst sad apfltod a small flood which b read tha ovarnigbl shutdown oI U, L Steel’s giaat South Side p lan t Battalion Fire Chief Edward Johasoa estimated the flood, which covered the grounds of the sooth Chicago work M d several b lo g a at nearby ^residential areas, ctosad $ » , « • « * , " A ssociated Pram* I/Caned W lra A program on Latin Arntriran relations with the United State* and deflnito specific suggestion! aa to th* Improvement e f thoac relations were offered members of the Sanford Rotary Club a t Its regular weekly meeting a t tha Yacht Club this noon. Mia* Kay Klein of Richmond, Va„ apoka on the Monroe Doc­ trine and ita many change* and ratification* mad* at the whim of th* U. 8. Government and re­ ceived an ovation at th* close of her remark* for th* excellent pre­ sentation of her subject that showed a vast amount ef research. Vincent Ahtohattl “of f a n J i' sji, Puerto Rtra, apok* en tne need of better and closer understanding between th* United State* end the South American republics. Eduardo Garcia of Santiago, Chile, ona of two popular brother* at Rollins, acted aa moderator of the meeting after bring Introduc­ ed by program chairman J. Ed Beat. President James Koltzclaw presided, visitor* were Introduc­ ed by M. L. It*bom with alnging being led by Charlie Morrison with Harry Kudall a t Ui* piano. Announcement waa mad* of th* postponing of th* meeting sche­ duled for next Monday in order that tha club might enjoy It* spring boat rid* and com roast on Wednesday, May M. John W. Cash Dies A t Home Saturday John W. Cash, 76, died Sat­ urday night a t hla horn*, 004 Park Ave. H* had lived In San­ ford for thre* years. Bom Juno 13. 1879 in Nriaon County, V*., ha waa a retired railroad engineer of tho Norfolk and Western Rail­ road. He was a member of th* Blandstreet Methodist Church, Blue(laid, W. Va., and a 60-year mem­ ber of tha B. of L. E. division 441 Blurfield. Survivor* Include his wife, Mrs. Annie J. Ca*h ef Saaford; on* daughter, Mra. C. W. Waterman Jr., Pittsburgh, Kan.; two aona, John W. Cash Jr. of Baltimore, Md., Woodrow Cash of Sanford; seven grandchildren, an* groat gntndeon; two slaters, Mrs. Mary I, Whitten. Mre. Lula Hal*, and a brother J. B. Cash, all af Bluefield. Th* body will be taken to Bluefield today, accompanied by th* widow and eon Woodrow. Burial will tak* place Wodneaday In Btuefield. FORMER CITY AIRPORT PROPERTY IS SOU) Th* former City Alrpe.-t, 32* acre* on Sanford Ava* owned by Fiancee Meriwether haa been sold for a reported 170,000 to Central Florida Development Co. af which Chari** E. Bloom I* president Th* parch*** waa m ate through Crumley aM M ohtrithV y *. O. M arriaaa. No. i m Fruit Picker Admits Passing Bad Checks Operators Identify E. Pope Checks Arc Drawn At Sanford Banks A Sanford Negro fruit picker today confessed to passing more than S'JOO in worthless checks after It* was identified by o;>crn(ors by Seminole County stores and gas stations, Deputy Sheriff A. E Evans reported. Evans nnd Constable J. (). Galloway removed E m m e t Latin American Relations Subject Of Rotary Address Richard O. Pellatt of 'Daytona Beach died last n ig h t Ha Is the brother ef Mra. Dorothy Corrodi of Sanford. Survivor* Include Ms wife Ma­ ry, four children. Mary Beth, Richard Jr., Leoclla, and Harry Hamilton; and thre* listen . Mrs. Lyle Newkirk, Mr*. Chari** Walsh, both of Daytona, aad Mr*. Corrodi A NEWCOMER TO THE CARDINALS, U uriw Fraud* (H«ht)f IN n ar old p H c k e r f r a a Gibolaad, (a , ink* a m hU contract with Jajr M, Walter, bw ian* far B ufarf Eateryri***, la c, f r a t or af th* local cteK Fraad* wac fonaerly with th* Hagfaharat, Ga. _______ day save the ChanccUor'i Christian Democratic p a r t y unchallenged control of the State Parliament and a stunning vote of confidence in Adenauer's policy of friendship with the free world. It was Adenauer's biggest vic­ tory since his party won a one-vote majority In the lower house of the Federal Parliament in 'be 1953 na tional election. The result yesterday clinched the Chancellor’s vital two-thirds con­ trol of the federal upper house (Bundcsrat), needed to ensure ap­ proval of the coming legislation to put rearmamont Into effect. Aden­ auer still controls 26 of the 38 Bundcsrat members, who ara named hy the state government. Tha Christian Democrats won SI seats in the 100-member Rhinelsnd-Psiatlnste legislature, the So­ cialists 36 snd the right-wing Free Democrats 13. Neither the Com munliti no- the Nari-style Free Voters' Assn, won a single se a t Richard O. Pellet* Dies In Daytona (S ta ff M a te ). 3 SANFORDj FLORIDA, MONDAY MAY lfi, 19,15 E sta b lish e d 190* ,|T O L U M K X L V I N EW SPA PER PaNVr H««dy, little champs W t.m prrstur* tfcrsath T ln d if with very widely scattered after* *noN and erm ine IhuadersJinwec* entering about IS per ceat ef *».- CHARGED wtth writing and pnstflnjr worthless elicrks nrc Emmett Hope (second from left), Snnford fruit picker, nnd his wife, Effie (head averted). With then: at the entrance to the Countv Jail are Deputy Sheriff A. E. Evans (left), and Constable J. <|. Galloway. (Staff Photo) Polio Vaccine Fund O f $28 Million Set Mayor Prorlaims City Annual VFW Buddy Poppy Day WASHINGTON (/P) — Thn Elsenhower administration fund to.Jiclp tho Tin tepond Buddy Poppy Day low income fum- sponsored by Hie Veteran* of For­ to d a y pcoDuaed a.2H.milHoi| dollar federal s ta te s provide polio vaccine for children in 111m . eign Wars in Sanford will be held May 26. Chairman of Thl« waa one of 11 recommendations submitted by Saturday, Secretary of Welfare Hobby to Pr< thr committee Is Michael Jnndu- Adjournment Date Fast Approaching For Legislature TALLAHASSEE tP-W Ilh an eye on the fast approaching June 3 adjournment date, the House wad­ ed Into Ita consented bill calendar today while the Senate began pre­ paring for a thowdo n on legitlativo reapportionment. Only three weeks remain In the current 60-day session. The lower house faces longer working hours In an effort to rut down Its calendar cluttered with major bills, deluding key admin­ istration proposals. Hi* Senate, which traditionally seta th* reapportionment pattern, expects to take anothc vote this week on the proposed constitution­ al amendment to give every county a senator and increase House membership. Gov. Collins an nounced he would call the L*glala tu n back Into special session if U didn'' n g g , * "real” reapportioerrent. This is Rensta bill day In th* Hou»: and a variety of Senateapproved measures sre up for con­ sideration. None are of major im­ portance, however. Hopes Are High For End Of Strike ATLANTA (f)-Bo"i side. In the 83-day-old Southern Bell Telephone strike kept In touch with escli oth­ er todsy through the Fedrrsl Me­ diation and Conciliation Service. Meetings are subject to the me­ diator's call. The next are expert ed to be held tomorrow with both company and union expressing bop* that aa agreement may be in sight In a aew statement, th* com­ pany maintain*: that "proposal* now befora tha u ion offer a fair and reasonable basis for a settle­ ment." Sanity Hearing Set For Local Woman A sanity hearing was set for * Hanford woman after aha attemptad to cash a $5,000 check at tba Florida State Bank this morning, claiming ah* was mar­ ried to John D. Rockefeller. City Folic* aaid Hattie Timms, Negro, of 1017 Holly Ave., signed tho check: "HattI* Timms Rocke­ feller." 8ha said aha had worried RocksUllar h r to iefto a* priiae aaid. sklent Eisenhower. The While House said Elsenhower approved tiie rc|<ort and endorsed the recoin mendations. The at.l to stales program would become effective after the com­ pletion of tiie free immunization program now being conducted by the National Foundation for Infan­ tile Paralysis. Th* Foundation’s program ap­ plies to children in tho first and second grades. The administration's proposed federal fund ronlcinplutcs on im muniration program for all Amer­ icans through tho ago of 19 The administration also proposed an additional two million dollar for extra inspectors and techni­ cians in th« Public Health Service "to .nsuro maximum precautions in continued testing of the vac cine for safety and latency." UNROMA.VriC MOTORISTS IIONK AT COUPIJf LONG UEAC1I, Calif. GT-Jcss Blowers' girl said "Yes" when he proposed yesterday while driving. He Jammed on Hie brakes and they went into a prolonged clinrh at a major Intersection while unromantic motorists honked and ■hoi ted. Policeman Bland Watkins, when he heard Blowers' explanation for the traffic holdup, offered his con­ gratulations — and a ticket for failing to observe traffic signals. la while the Brownies and ladies auxiliary In (lie VFW will lend their assistance. Mayor J. D. Cordell has issued the following proclamation in conjunction with Hie sale: WHEItKAS, the Veterans of For­ eign Wars have rendered meretnrioux service to their Flag and Country worthy of rontinued re­ cognition by tint people of this Naiem; ami WHEREAS, the Veterans of For­ eign Wars within this roinmunity have formed Post NO. 3262, San­ ford Florida, nnd for the purposes of the V.F.W. are sponsoring the lliiildy Poppy Day in this com­ munity on Saturday, May 28, 1935; anil WHEREAS, it is appropriate that the (icople of this roniniunity reaffirm in a tangible way their appreciation of services render­ ed hy these Veterans; NOW, THEHEFOIIK. I. J. D. CO III) ELL, as Mayor, do hereby proclaim Saturday, May 28, 1953, as Veterans of Foreign Wars Buddy Poppy Day in the City of Sanford, Florida, and do urge upon Hie citizens of Snnford their assistance to this fine group. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have signed these presents at Sanford, Senjinole County, Flori­ da, tins 14th day of May, 1935. J. D. Cordell Mayor of Hie City of San­ ford- Florida Seminole High School Glee Club. To Give Annual Spring Concert Hie Seminole High School Glee Club, under the direction of Mi-Oilie Ituese Whittle, will present ita spring concert tomorrow at 8 p. ni. at the high school auditor­ ium with over 2U0 students parti­ cipating. Sperlal costumes, scenery, and (lags seta will highlight this an­ nual presentation. Bonnie Robi­ son Is in rhargt of lighting while stage set* are being handled by HhirUy Anderson, Kay Jenkins, Nancy White, Larry Bute*, Dot­ ty Mette, Allen Maffett, Juanita Wynne, Pat Harrington, and Dea­ ria Thompson. Accompanists /or the concert will be Tommy Wyatt, Joan Wilke, Nancy Cash, and Janice Luxen. Those attending tha affair will hear tha following program; Ho La LI, Luvaaa; Christopher Rob­ in, Frasier • Simpson, Freshman Girls’ Chorus; Blue Shadows On tha Trail, Freahman Boys' Chorus; They Call It America, Grant; Wondhrfui Copenhagen, Loaaar-Adaa, Pope, 43, from the County .fail th's nun uing to take him on a m in e of the business establish­ ments where he was accused of cashing the chrik*. Pope also ensiled at least ona cheek in Volusia county and may have cashed others in Orange anil I like counties, Evans said. All th* check* were drawing on tha Florida Slate Batik and the San­ ford Atlantic National Bank. Evans said Pope and his wife, Effie, 48, were arrested yesterday after the operator of Jackson Ser­ vin’ Station at Dcllnry reported cashing a check of $20.00, Effia Pope admitted she wrote th* cheek* passed by her husband, Galloway added. Pope posed as a snwmill worker in rushing the cheek*, the officer* <nld. Other checks ranged from $32.60 to $42.76. Evan* said forgery warrant* w« re tiring issued today by County Judge Ernest llousholdcr snd Justice of the Peace Hugh Duncan. Baud was set a t $600 each for Mr. anil .Mia. Pope. Among the other places where rlieeks were cashi'd. Evan* said, were the Shell Service Station at Five Points; the Gindrrvill* Grocery Store, slid tlie Altamonte Springs liquor store. Tito Assures Wesf Th at Coming Meet Will Not Be Secret BKLGBADE. Yugoslavia if — President Tito ha* assured Bin West that his coming conference with top leaders of the Soviet Un­ ion does not mean Yugoslavia is "changing tides." lie still intend* to keep hit country out of all liloe* — Western, Soviet or neutral "third force," ho declared. Speaking at the North Adriatic port of Pula, Tito said ycHtci’Jay ii want* good relations with both the West and the Soviets. He prom­ ised there will bo no secret deal* "behind the curtains" at hi* meet­ ing in Belgrade late this month with SsiVict Premier Nikolai Bul­ ganin, Communist party chief Nikita Khnitchchev ami Deputy Foreign Miniiter Andrei Gromyko. "Hi* whole West will know what we havo dlicussed and what w* have agreed upon," the President declared. "Yugoslavia U grateful declared. Helen Patterson Dies In Hialeah Helen Itebccrn Patterson, !, lied at 4 a m. yesterday at 11inb'uli Hospital in Min mi. She waa Itorn Sept. 29, 1952 in Sanford •'id hud been living for a short 4into in MiuinL The young girl died after Bik­ ing from her band* a powdered insecticide containing an ersrnie compound. She is survived by her parents, Mr. and Mis. Harold Patterson, on* brother, Phillip, and hrr grandmothci, Mrs. V. II. Andrr* son of Sanford. The child's mo­ th*,- is tha formrr Mis* Doro­ thy Anderson of Sanford. Funeral services will lie con­ ducted at 2 p. m. tomorrow at Brlsson Funeral Home. Ituin and the River, Fox, Freshinun Mixed Chorus; Down by the Station, Bicka-Gillard, The Jolly Kiddies. Glio.’l Uiders In the Sky, JonesPitcher, Cow Boy*; Small Town Band, Noble Cain. Nine Hep Cats; Stouthearted Men, limnberg; Unrhained .Melody, North; Old Slornialong, McKay, Boy* Glee Club; Serenade, Itombcig, Buibuia O'Barr; The Open Boa,I, Stickle*, Allen Maffett; Dancing in the Dark, Schwcsrtx, Pat Har­ rington. Dry Hones, Waring - Gearbeart; Battle of Jericho, Bartholomew, Rep. Williams Bill Doublu quartet; Deep Purple, Deltose, Triple Trio; Tho Llttla Goes To Governor Damoxrllr, Janie Bennett; Apple TALLAHASSEE (J* - A bill to Blossom Time, Tirxer, Inktry compensate gasoline dealers for Bates, Helen Alexander; Snow tax paid on gai which evaporalra Legend, dopey; On* K!*e, Horn- from their tanka cleared tha Leg­ la-rg, Janie Bennett and Girls' islature today with unanimous Glee Club; Iutst Words of David, House passage. Thompson; Erie Canal, Scott, Rep. Williams of Semlnola Coun­ Allan Maffott; Romanian Rhap­ ty aaid th* refunds would total sody, Eneaco - Gardner; America,, about $562,000 a year If all gas Our Heritage, Waring • Aites; AI-I dealers claim U SJa Mixed 1 ma Mater. M atar,'M ixed Gla* d u b . to Gov. Coflina. �■ THE SANFORD UKRAT.D toy 18, 1955 THE OLD HOME TOW N County Personals News LY b a t o n • I'ayno Iluildletcil and the is moved InflT there h t will irdware bu*lore will mnvt cation to the jplrd by Mr. repair (hop 1 in tho pre ‘lart’i. i will have a plana for the tree! CommltThc corner of -ike Ave. hai of coniiileraulon. maintenance fins been basy irking" at all approximitelv e intersection rklng* for the ncei. As was pd to ovoid Iking, make this n on Tuesday Gliding to be icr of Church . on the south en completed !>*r-ni«rkM lo h lira dr* jo u r Springs last innual picnic. 10 . children in a will be the i semester. Namara and eachcra, were ilrman of the , Mrs. James I’oodrow Pros­ it report that turned to his undergoing a t the Orango rrll Blank™k’lnnn* Craig rnlng for Kal­ is. Mr. Ulanto Longwood lion for the ph Hammond Mass., last vacation, r! Johnson at In town today Larcom. Afew days th : Larcom will In New 11am*ly and childtent Tuesday *. Jam es Mei taken to the Hospital on i Ul. m was taken rhim on. Monbservatlon. the Longwood their winning ir opponents, score of 6-2. ood we find, ig Slamp and le season took on the local monte Spring* the score of icemed to be to several er­ rs ware able inner*. PitchCeruthers, J. U*k, and cat>k anad Craig r - •# feting of tha Demonstration ruaen gave a d Instructive hanging and 1 pictures and rames. aembera had some rf their handiwork on dis­ play at the Seminole Exhibit at Sanford as well as many of them attended the Exhibit. Mrs. If. Matrcki was designated to be representative to the State Exhibl* In July. delicious covered dish lun­ cheon was held at noon. Geneva By ADDIE PREVATT Mr. end Mrs. Frank Gatlin had as their guests Sunday, Mr. Gat­ lin's alster-ln-law and brother, Mr. and Mrs. Brower' Gatlin of Orlando. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Markham and family spent tha wtaksnd a t Daytona Beach with Mrs Markham’s mother, Mrs. Ruth ltoilawell. Mrs. Hollawell return­ ed home with them for a short visit before returning to her home In Atlanta, da. A number from here attended tha herbeque chicken supper a t the Elk's Club Haturday night. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Alderman had pa their guest over the week end their daughter Helen LaRue of Jacksonville. Mr. and Mrs. lo ite r Harper and family spent Runday at New Smyrna Beach visiting Mr. Har­ per's brother and alster-ln-law, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Harper and family. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Fulford and rhlldrcn Billy and flusle spent Sunday In Lake Watea visiting Mrs. Fulford'a mother, Mrs. Ed­ wards. Mrs. 8. Kettering spent Sun­ day In Titusville with her daugh­ ter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ike Lloyd. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Markham and family ware dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Sellars In Enterprise, Friday evening. Phillip Bauer had as hi* recent visitors, Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Kirkland and Mrs. Fred Ballard of Orlando. Billy Gelgsr of Orlando visited hla parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Geiger, Tuesday. Lake Mary News By VIRGINIA P. ANDERSON Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Waldron have moved into one of tho Airry apartments. He is currently serv­ ing a tour with the Navy and la stationed a t NAA8, Sanford. Friends of Mrs. Hilda Fortier, who recently underwent surgery a t the Orange Memorial Hoapltal In Orlando, will be glad to hear th at aha la making a good recovery and haa bean removed to (ho homo of her sister, Mrs. Columbo Farina, in Longwood. Mr. and Mr*. C. C. Holley Jr., have purchased tho Lampcrt houso on the Country Club Road and hava moved thera from the Piper apartment thsy occupied. Damon Scott la home again, after epending Mothers' Day with his mother, who has been ill at her home In Middletown, N. Y. Mr. and Mra. Clay Paulay hava moved to Banford after occupy­ ing th* Wurts houaa in Laka Mary for severat months. Bobby Wledarhold won a 128 check for tha beat speech (n the Semlnolo County District speak­ ing contest. Hla tilk alto gave him tha Future Farmer* of A* merlea sub-district championship. Mr. and Mrs. B> A. Ayer* spent Sunday with bis brother-in-law and alstar, .Mr. and Mrs. R. B. 8le*loff In Fort Meyers. When Mrs. Talmadga Coueon and daughter Charlotte returned to their home In Pearson, Ga* after attending the funerial of her father, J , L. Bullard, Mrs. Bullard accompanied them as fa r as Jacksonville, whera she la vi­ siting her sitter, Mrs. Mary WUn. Saturday afternoon the Church of tho N aiaras# held a picnic on th# church law*. Tha tilvw of­ I0TICE TO ERS O F DOCS V l a thd City Of Isaftri* kj VIwcUmMI agslast raWds, u 4 (M coatlasaUr want kf 4a>s •« nOar ar fering taken went to th* building fund. Enjoying this occasion were Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Burke and d a u g h te r s , Gayle and Mra. Paul Brown, Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Tilll* and children, Byron, Danis and Francis, Mr. end Mrs. Bobby Tilill, Mrs. Joan Greens, Charles SJoblom, Mrs. Ruby Mitchell and daughter, Lucille, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Lampcrt, Mr. and Mra. Jamea McGee, Mra. Dewey Mat­ thews of Sanford and her son-in law and daughter, Mr. and Mra. Wilson and her four grandchil­ dren. The pastor and his family were absent duo to tho aerioua illness of his grandmother, which had called the Petersons to Wiki wood that day. Little Miss Tracy Thompson and her brothar Jimmy war* the guests of their grandparent* over the weekend. They are children of Mr. and Mrs. James B.Thomp ton of Orlando. Mrs. Mona 8. Miller of Char­ lottesville, V* ., Is spending a week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Z. E. Smith. Mr. and Mra. Paul W. Brown and son Paul spent Mother’s Day with her parents, Mr. and Mra. W. P. Burke. Word ha* been received of the •af* arrival of Mr. and Mra. Wil­ liam Ertel In Akron, Ohio, whara thsy will spend tha summer. Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Malloy and two children havo moved Into tho Piper apartment. Ha la (e rr­ ing a tour of duty with tha Navy and Is currently stationed a t NAA8, Sanford. Mra. A. Toro of Jacksonville, arrived Tuesday to visit her bro­ ther and sister-in-law Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Burks. The Rev. and Mrs. L.A . Pater­ son wero in Wildwood Tuotday afternoon whara he served as on* of tha pall bearers at tha funaral of hla grandmother. Mr. and Mrs. Al Bryant and three tons of Winter Haven spent Saturday with bar parent*, Mr. and M n. William Thorn*, Jr. Sunday Mr. and Mra. H. M. Gleason entertained with a family dinner served picnic style out of doors. Enjoying thalr hospitality were Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Keogh and sons, Craig and Kalth, Mrs. Ida Keogh, Mrs. Elllaen Willard and daughter, Kathy, Mr. and Mrs. Mile* Keogh and children, Brenda and Lynn of Orlando, Sheriff and Mrs. J. L. Hobby and children. Mary Grace, Juddle and Leila of Sanford and Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Gleason of Ocala. Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Anderson were the Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Kemp. Mr. and Mr*. Dick Thomas have returned to their homo In Tulsa, Okie, after spending a vacation with h tr mother, Mrs. Ida Keogh. Tuesday evening members of the Presbyterian Church and friends tu t - Radio By STAN LEY im s i ,R n o v d iv r .a . • :1S New* Organ Interlude Claude IL Wolfe Show Tho Hbythm Hour a no World Al Hit l i l t T w lllsbt Soosa Book «an Snort, SitS llu alcal Proeram Drifting On A Cloud 1:00 7i IS Kvanlnc Moalc Dial -M” For Muale T ilt 1:00 N lsht Edition, Lotted Nations S ilt S:So It's Dancetim* 10:10 At Homo With Mualo lO ill UlOO L aym an's Call to Frayov l l i t l t t Sit* Oft T u c a n a v a . w. 1:11 «:«S 1 :00 0 :0 0 0:01 0:01 CIO *:SI iS i T: 00 •Till IlOO 1:0k Cayman^ a Call t e P r a y a r Dawn B ra ak a rt Ki w i W aster* Jam boro* B m n O'Clock Club Now* „ Sports At A Otanee J r c k a y 'a Choice M o r n i n g ' Davotlono 1:41 Morning Molodlos World At Nino Mualo for Ladle* 0:10 H y m n Tim a . F o r Lediot Only Tou lo'lSo Mualo F o r ----10:11 t to o c l u b News ItOO Club 11:10 Repeat - P e rform ance 11:00 World At Noon 1:10 Stitt IM S ll:S0 111! t:10 (H I G O O D OLD D A D D Y - HE I A L W A Y S C O M V S TM V O U C H • STTVflLI ______________________ m B " rasrosas • m e u x a>. m u i enjoyed n fellowahtp supper a t the church followed by n congre­ gational mealing. A t this time It was voted to go ahead with tha plans for an educational building to bo erected on the church property. The committee which will have overall responsi­ bility for tho building, alactad at this tlma were P. D. Anderson, chairman, Mra. Frank Evans, Mra. R. E. True, W alter I. Piper. Georg* R. Patterson, Marshall Smith and Richard Ktogh. Recently Mrs. Elllaen Willard entertained with a dinner a t the Skyline Reeteurant In Orlando honoring her ilaler Mr*. Dick Tho­ mas and her sliter-ln-lew Mrs. R. W. Keogh on their birthdays. Others enjoying this dinner were her mother, Mrs. Ida Keogh, Mr. and Mrs. Miles Keogh of Orlando, Dick Thomas and R. W. Keogh. The Rev. James M. Thompson was guest epeaker a t tha Presby­ terian Church Sunday morning. Three bouquet* of white memori­ al flowers graced tha sanctuary, given by Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Gleason In memory of their mo­ thers, Jentile Gleason Collar sad EtUa Huklns, Mr*. Varnsr • Nel­ son In memory of her mother, Leah Jansen and by ' Mrs. P. D. Anderson In memory of bar mother, Alice Wright Palmer. Tt/BSDAV r .n . Radio F a r m Olgast T u s t d a v M atln as B rooklyn Dodgore W orld Nows B a r None Ranch CARD OF THANKS Th* family of the let* Mr. A. L. Barineau wiahoa to take thia opportunity to expreai their thank* to their many friend* and ntlghbor* for their acta of kind neat and their expreiilons u aympathy during th* tllneia of their liuiband and father. Mr*. A, L. Barineau Mr. A Mr*. L. C. Barineau Any chest drawers sticking f Mr. A Mrs. J . T. Evana Use brown soap or wax on tha Mr. and Mr*. K. E. Barineau runners. Mr. A Mra. C. S, Mule Mr. A Mrs. E. O. Hobdy Eugene Barineau Legal Notice Pvt. 1st Class Richard Barin­ eau n o t ic e to i iK r a s n Miss Lois Barineau * ,,,<Une—Adv. Tou*William A. S h a w , defenda n t baroin. a ra h»raby notified t h a t ault In d lvorra haa bean l-rouaht a s a l n a t you hy y o u r wlfi» M r r t l - Hliaw, I'lalntirf. In tho Clrnull Court, N inth rtri-ull Meniltinla County. F lo r id a altuata s t Han. ford. Florida. T ou a r a re quire d to fit* yo u r plea ding « r a naw or to tho auit In t h a above Court a n d upon Loator H a r r is , A tto rn ey Cor th# P la ln tirr. i t } ■. Main fttraat. O r. lando, Florida, nn n r before J u n o IS, ISIS, r |a a a decree pro c o n f o rm wilt ho ente red a nd t h a raao will proceed a s a ln o t you • * parte . W itneea my hand a n d eaal this t t h d a y of May. t i l l Aa C lark , i r e u lt Court, Ninth C ircuit. dom lounty, F lo rid a; O. P. Herndon C l a r k . c i r c u i t Court, Kamlnolo County, F lorida. Heal, (Clerk'a Heal) Household F urniture Sale 1018 Magnoll* Avenua beginning Tomorrow a t 10:00 A. M. H o u s e sold— f u r n i t u r e m o s t go. S S S P iff 8 m g n S a TEXAN HOUSTON (I)—A thunderstorm poured up to 3 Inches of rain on ^ £*“ «*■*. Lightning struck Juan Gonzales, 20. He was In serious condition. GoU-baU-rizo hail peppered neerby Pasadena Legal Notice r s v r r A T t n y von ntns _ t ; . T h * a em lnel* Countv Board of Public In stru c tio n will r a r a l r a hid* for tho f u r n l a h l n s of all u . be r. m atarlala . onulpmant, and a ar. v i c e raqulrad for th* A n a t r u e l «»» « ' A i d l t l n n . a nd A l t i « » | ? S to Ovlado t i l t h Bchnot. a t thalp nfflcaa In th* Samlnnla C ounty Court Ileus* a t Sanford, Florida, u n til It:# * a. m. J u n # », ( •* * .% » whleh tlm # and place all bfda wilt fc* publicly opened and read aloud. *. Propo**d forma of c o n tra c t d o - - , cim anfa. In rln d ln a plan* and o n # . # r lflra tlo n a will ho nn file a t th a offlco pf th a Samlnnla C ounty Board of Puhlle Instruction, In th * Samlnnla Cmtntv Court H ouse In Sanford, Florid*; and, a t t h e nfflcaa of A r t h u r W. W hit*. A rchi­ tect. a t Room 41* Sanford A t l a n ­ tic Rational B a n k Building. S a n ­ ford, Florida, and Room *1* C hn-ch and Main Rulldlng, Orlando, F l o ­ rida, a f la r May I I , 111*. t. Coplea of th* documanto m a y ha obtalnad hy depositing F i f t y Dollar* tSIO.n#) with th* Archite ct, A r t h u r W. Whit*. Room I I I San­ ford A tlantia National Bank B«!M - m Ing, Sanford, Florida, or Room l l f n Church and Main Building, O r la n ­ do. Florida. Th* full a m ount of tha dapoofte for any tw o (1) aata of doenmonta w i n b« r e tu r n e d to each Ganaral C o n tra c to r s u b m ittin g a bid a t the tlm* and plae* called f a r In this In v ita tio n f o r Bids, upon the re* t u r n of th a document* In goad condition w ithin t w e n ty flft) day* a f t e r Ih# lim a of tha openin g o f tho bid*. Not more thnn tw o (1) •cia of d o c u m e n t, will ha leaned t * a n y a p p lic an t nn t h l i hosts. Subcontractor*. Materialman op Vandara m a r obtain copies of t h e . documents h y depositing F ifty # Dollars ( l in . t# ) w ith th* abovo named Architect f o r oarh oat o f dneumonta an obtained. Upon r e t u r n of the document* In good condi­ tion. w ith in t w e n ty f l# l dav* a f t a r th* tlm* of th# opening o f hid-: a r e fund of T w a n tv .F lv o Dollar* G ile s) will b* m ad* f o r each aet of documanta ao obtained, (laneral Contractor* may obtain additional rnplae or th* docum ents In t h is m anne r. 4. A certified c h ec k o r h a n k d r a ft. na yaM * to th* Samlnol* County Board of Public I n a tr u c • Ion o r a s a tis f a c to r y bid bond e x ­ ecuted by th* bidder and e ee o p -m labia a u r a l l t i In a n a m ount e qual * to five pa r c ant ( I D of th * bid sh a ll ha subm itted w ith each hid. ft. T ha aucreesrul itd d a r will ho raqulrad t o fnrnlah a n d p a y fop • a l l , f a c t o r y pe rform a nce a n d p a y man! bond o r bond*. I. T ha Samlnol* County B o a r d o f P a b lie I n str u c tio n reserve* t h * r l s h t to roloct a n y o r all bid* o r to w aive a n y Informalltloa In t h e bidding. T. R e hid shall bo w ith d r a w n fop a park'd of F iftee n ( t l ) days su b ­ se q u e n t to th* opening of th* blda w i t h o u t th * c o n te n t o f th* Senti­ nel* County B oard e f Publle ln + atructlon. D a te M a r t . t i l l . Samlnol* C ounty B oard * • I'ubllo In stru c tio n Ry J. t - Brumloy C h a irm a n IT WAS ao Ul-fated day tor Mazy Elizabeth Proodfoot, 8, who was sent home from kindergarten to Pittsburgh Buffering from chick* **-poxqolr to be rua down by • ra r a* i l l hurried asray. Suffer­ ing from a (trail fracture, the '100-M illion-Dollar Ride'... �1 V so T I I E S A N F O R D H E R A L D M on. M a r Id , 1955 ' P a r * * DAILY C R O S S W O R D CirrmcM. IMC *r 1 tkrtfitouS » r K » f Tmtum *r»4e*a*. € p ' | 9 tu ,n 4 . W C H A R O t SIXTEEN , BARRY want to tbs phone, called th e U e u t o |u oflice and waa put through to the city desk. A voice •aid that the photograph bad been potted Sunday night and received through the mall an Monday morn* trig. Thar* waa no le tu r with it, ju st a typewritten alip Baying, "H ares a anapahot at the man wanted by tba Yonkers police lor ••rationing in tha murder ot Mich­ ael Brodsky." Tha picture waa no longer ta the Messenger's posses aion. The police bad U. Mr. Lof­ ting could apply to them. Barry did, slating his nama and his buswtaa to three different otflciala. Than Todhunter came on. Todhunter knew all about the anap­ ahot. Tha editor was a clever man with aa interest ta crime, he bad begun nia career aa a police re­ porter, and the snapshot had been handled with the greatest ot care •o u not to blur passible angerPrint*. Todhunter liateneil to Lofting. A prowler in the grounds, a tallow who could have catered tha house T .Ha waa sympathetic. He agreed th at tha whole business waa die treaeiag. but tha ladiea needn't worry about strangers hanging around any more, tha prowl car would ba given orders and a sharp lookout would ba kept. Nonetheless, all three women were glad when Barry declared bis Intention of staying tha night. The following morning, a couple ot hours attar Barry had gone, the mail waa delivered. Lulu Caeecrly took the letters tram the mailman and earns ip. a tew minutea later Region came downstairs and began going through tha tetter*. Sleep had dona her good. She stood side­ ways to Busan, tall and relaxed and at ease, in dark blue skirt and a while turtle-neck sweater that made her look about 22. And then tbs change! a letter and waa She had ~ holding lb* sheet ot paper, an ordi­ nary sheet at note paper, in her right band, the other waa sus­ pended in the air. llelora aha had read mora than halt a doasn lines she crumpled tha U ttar convulsive­ ly aad bar anna tall ta bar sides and Bar hand jtrkad up and back. Suaaa put down bar cup. "Re­ gina. want ta UT" Regina stirred. She bait turned. •W hat— I Nothing, Busan, noth­ ing." Bha want up tha stairs. Balt an hour later, a halt-hour during Which aha remained in ear roam, ahs cams down agaia, called Edith and said abs'd go to Majorca with h e r—and tha aooner the batter. Busan waa attmnad. It waa the Uttar, ot course—but what waa la the letter and who waa it fromT The worst part a t It waa that Re­ gina wouldn't talk to bar. Busan triad. "Waa there bad saws la that la tu r you got this morning, Ref lA A !* "Letter. BimaaT Whet lettsrT • . . Oh, that—no." Tor tha reet o t the day ska avoided being alone with Busan, ■usap waa both wonted and pua- Med. Regina's eecreta were her own, the trouble waa the had never had any secrets. Ucr life, except for the brief interval ot the marnags wtuen hail come to an un­ timely end had been lived on Walt Hilt, where everybody knew what everybody *1** waa doing. Susan could scarcely recall Re­ gina's bus band except aa a tall, dark yourg man who waa a won­ derful dancer. When Rrgma di­ vorced mm *dd caret home (or good a rear and a half later with her baby and without her husband. It waa aa though he had never been, except for tier boy, whom she adored. Then yeura later, she re­ turned from a trip to tha Virgin islands engaged to Jim Andrus. What waa in the letter that had so shocked herT Could it be—had someone poisoned her mind about Jim Andrus, told her lies, de­ stroyed her belief In his inno­ cence 7 Late that afternoon Susan broke her promise to Todhunter and told Regina the whole truth, beginning with what had happened Sunday night and ending with her own be­ lief. "Jim Andrus d id st kill Roger. Someone else drove Jim's c a t that night. And whoever drove tt killed that man Brodsky last Sunday night and then tried to kill the woman in the Glover street house, to keep tha truth from coming out." Busan waa with Regina in her bedroom. It waa getting dark out and the room was dim. There were only two small rosy lamps lit. Re­ gina bad been sorting underthings when Busan walked in. Bhe sal on tha dressing table stool, a slip trail­ ing from her lap, and listened in complete silence, as still as though she were mads of stone. As Busan finished she got up off the stool. It waa Ilka watching a wave nse and tower. "No," aha said In a choked voire,' standing tali and straight, her hands thrust out Ui front ot her as though she were pushing some­ thing away. "Oh, no. no." She slag, gered, almost tell, found tha stool and sank down on it, her back turned, mod burled her face In oer Loving Andrua aa she did, the thought ot what he bad had to bear, the disgraceful burden he had had to carry, of those long months in jail tor a crime ha hadn’t com­ muted waa too much tor her. "Yea," Busan said gently after • moment. "Yea, Regina, Jim An­ drus ib innocent." Regina didn't move or apeak. Busan said, “Wouldn't you like me to leave you for a little while T" and Regina said tn a muffled whis­ per, "l'lease," and Busan went. • • • Meanwhile, down la Yonkers on that Wednesday, Sergt. Dupaaa* waa no longer a Happy nun. Things were not going a t all welt Andrus continued to maintain his obstinate aad mocking alienee, and Joe Hor­ ton, the district attorney, a t Bret enthusiastic about Andrus' com­ plicity ui the killing ot Brodsky and the attack on M rs Kcnn. waa beginning to get leery and to show signs ot wanting to wash his hands ot the case. Instructed by cabls from Italy— Kcrnandex had talked to Jude Carmody over the Lrana-AUanuc phone oiler Andrus' arrest—Mrs. Carniody'a lawyer a member ot an old and august Qrtn. nad corns up to Vunkera and talked to Andrus and then to Horton. UarnsUble was calm, suave, unruffled and firm. "You're wasting jou r time, coun­ sellor. Circumstantial evidence u line. U teres none belter, when you ve got your tacU in order. But as tar as my client u concerned, you ve got the tacts wrong. It's your tuning that's out. We'rs perlcctly willing to admit that Mr. Audi us went up U> Michael Brod­ sky s cabin last BulurUay night in Uie hope ot mceUng Brodsky. They did not meet, while Brodsky was alive, and wo can prove IL Bams thing with Mrs. Kcnn. In both in­ stances Mr. Andrus was preceded by Uio killer. Do wlial you like. Co ahead it you w ant to, but you'll be ruling tor a lalL" This would have had no effect no Horton if he had been sure ot limi­ ted . lie wasn't true. It wasn't necessary to prove nioUve if you had ruck-bollom, sunon-puiu evi­ dence. They simply did not have IL Moreover, Andrus nod been jugged lor almost 48 hours and uiey couldn't nuld him inacnnilcly. Barnstable would se t to Uiat, un­ less they gut the go sign lrom M rs Kcnn, and she was out tor tha couiil, and high up on the danger luL The hospital coulinucd to say nu change. Todhunter also kept tn touch wiUi the nospilal in m s intervals ot wbal hud been a busy day, with nut much la show lor iL It was ruutine procedure, tils ground work had to be laid. McKea nad said to begin with Uie boy's death, g el it ciruighlened out Uuwn to Uid sm allest UetaiL Alined with a number ot curds covered with ccllupiuene with n u name and rank on Uicrn, each in its own envelope. Todhunter storied on n u rounds early. Its went oral to u is 1'elham uuuss to nave a look at Uie terrain over which a boy'hod walked lo bis death mora than a year and a holt ago. Tbs younger women weren’t down yeL Mrs. Casserly adnuilcd him. Todhunter handed Uis nurse one of Uie iitUs ccliuphans cards aa idcnbtlcaLon, and put bis request. Mrs. Casserly nodded, and gava tha card back to him. Bhe led Uis way to a wing no Uis ground floor where there were two bedrooms and a batik Kormcrly servants' quarters, thry had been axed over for the child; he had bad rheum ails tever>and stairs wars hard on his hcarL Roger 1’elham bad slept in one room, the nurse in Uis other, for a month preceding the boy's death. (To Bo Continued) Couple Wed While Dogs W ait O fficials Continue Blind •'He’s the best one-armed dog SOUTH PASADENA. Calif. (JRdriver I ever saw," Mrs. Eagle The "best one-armed dog d riier" . Polio Double-Check and his new wife are honeymoon­ said. "H r had one arm around me and the other on the leash." •* With Third Firm ing today. Rnice'a German shepherd Andy WASHINGTON (JV-WiUi polio vicclhs from two laboratories al­ ready freed for use, Public Health Service inspectors headed for a third today as they continued their •afrty double-check. Surgeon General Leonard A. ftchtele announced yesterday ap­ proval ot all supplies shipped by Eli Lilly A Co., of Indianapolis. The action, two daya after similar warranty of the'produet of Parke, Davis 4 Co., of Detroit, raised to about 1,460,010 shots tha vaccina •upply released since the safety recheck started a weak ago. r Kenneth E. Bruce, 30. married Mrs. Jane E. Eagle, also 30, yes­ terday at the Oneonta Congrega­ tional Church. Both are blind. Mrs. Eagle said thry met on a bui six weeks ago and Drure later propoaed while they walked their leader dogi on the nearby Ocean Park pier. and Mrs. Eagle's collie Winnie sal outside the church during the cere­ mony and then were reunited with their owners at the reception. TAKES EXTENDED REST MANILA [^ -F o rm e r Philippine President F.lpidlo Quirino will fly lo Tokyo May 22 for an extended rest cure in Japan. He has been A Lilly spokesman said enough under medical care since last vaccine for several million more November. ahota ia nearing completion, but Barney Dreyfus waa president of will not be ready for shipment unlQ about June 1 because of necet- the rittiburgh Pirates from 1800 to 1831. •ary testing. G R A N D OPENI NG! M A Y -18-20-21*7 tl 15 13 ACROSS Lacir.g device Drama by Goeths Ago (archaic) Speak Pro-Nazi organiza­ tions in 48. Boxed DOWN 1. Ls boratone* (rhor treed) 2. Chills and fever 3. Vies 4. A remnant 3. Property 15, 14 IT. :o tt. :s 27. 29 30 22 -JHi-iii Sstsrdty's A*»»*r (L i 6. Friction Upright 26 Gams match pillar of fish 7. Oil of stone 37. Send forth, whites roes petals Harden as rays (poss » St. Tinex Contemp­ 36 Less * American 33 Earth tible as (Mus ) Indiana (slang) 40. Otherwise ' #. Vend a goddots More 41 Variegated 35. Fertile comfortable 10. Card having 43. Grampus spots la Confed­ three pips deserts t ' , 44 By u ay of erated Begone* Old tim es O > A' 3 (archaic) t - T 0 Covering of 1s, Ib false hair Pert of f; rA "to be" u P sn t Kind of is /// sleeve 10 Lodged Lament V. S U uiaa.-i 10 Golf club 1R PuMle notice 19 Stitch M Plead 21. A w ing 23. Large kettles 24 Con. stellalion 55 Denary 24 Herd of | VA 34 34, H% 21 jo 39 Twilled fabric 42 E gip tian god 34 _>o f post.) 43 Convex moldings %% .*<• tarrh > 43 Scorch 46 Cteanss % M IT > % § >4 :*» 3/ % *»2 o f soap .47. The side of a hill which receives the thrust of a glacier (gcol ) %% 2 > :4 J2 i 41 i 4 % iL • AO •it AA Jw -iA Woman Dispatcher Makes Plea With Man Threatening Suicide DALLAS UP — A woman police dispatcher Joked, teased, chatted and pleaded an hour on the phone l.s t night with a man who threat­ ened to shoot himself or anyone who tried to capture him. The 35-year-old mail ended the conversation by throwing down his .22 rifle when relatives walked un­ suspectingly into the brick home at nearby Rylie. He fled but was captured and Jailed for investiga­ tion of lunacy. "1 talked right through my sup­ per hour, but it was worth it," said Miss Lavinia Mae Horak. Carl Wood, night admission clerk at lha veterans hospital nearby Lisbon, got a phone call front a man who sounded drunk. The fel­ low (alkrgd of six years' war duty and Ihrealencd lo kill himself. He refur vd lo give hit* name, but Wood got him to give his phone number. Wood called police and Alias Horak dialed the number. The soft • voiced dispatcher al­ ternately jibed and pleaded while officers traced the call and sent deputies to the scene. Afraid the disturbed and angry man would -hoot them, she teased him into firing seven times at a light bulb "t prove you can shoot straight." He emptied the gun but reloaded immediately, grew sus­ picious and threatened In kill anyone "you've sent out here to take me." Deputies an route (o the house were warned away by radio and ordered to stand by at a safe dis­ tance for reinforcements. Mias Horak talked on. $$ Then, unexpectedly, relatival the armed man lived with drove home from church and walked in­ to the house before they could be warned of the dinger. Miss Horak heard tha phone hang up. The man. officers learned later, had thrown down his gun. H. dashed out the back door hut was captured by two deputies. TAMED ELEPHANT DIES SAN FRANCISCO U\-A famous re.ident of the Fleishhacker Zoo died jesterday. Marg., a 43-year-old elephant who has been the top attraction for children at the zoo for 28 years, died from acute indigestion, pos­ sibly enmplirated by heart trouble, said Carey Baldwin, sno director. Me aid that the throe other clcphanla banged on Iheir en­ closure door today, "csUtng" to the deceased. "They are very devoted, you know," said Baldwin. SA V IN G 40-Yord Shot K ills ' Sheriff Instantly C.ROESBECK, Tex.. LP-A sharpshooting former mental patient killed the Limestone County sheriff with one shot through the head at 40 v»rd» yesterday. Then, with a 22 rifle, he held off an army of 100 officers and an armored half­ track several hours before being flushed by a mass charge of law­ men. The sheriff. .1. Harry Dunlap. 47, had gone to question N. J. Tynes about the shooting of a neighbor. Tynes, 44, was due to be recom­ mitted to a mental hospital. After he was shot, Dunlap, lay in the erossfire two hours until officers created a disturbance at the front of the storo-and-a half farm home to draw Tynes' atten­ tion. Other officers then pulled hark the sheriff but found he ap­ parently had died instantly. -------------------'* Merry 20 Club The Merry 20 Club met recent­ ly at the home, of Mrs. Alto Roykin. 41 William Clark Court. Mrs. Thelma Raker, president, presid­ ed flvor the meeting. After the meeting was adjourned the hos­ tess served delirious refresh­ ments. Last week the club met at the home of Mrs. ltaiel Brown, 47 William Clark Court, at whirh tlmo threo new- mombors were tak­ en into the rluh. Wednesday the eiuh will meet with Mrs. Nellie Baker at 47 WII liam Clark Court. W hy scrap free co m p etitio n ' j i l f i Consumers Best In the production of M u ral Gas or any other product Prior to Its entry in ths Wes­ tern Conference in 1950, Michigan Slate won eight consecutive Cen­ tral Collegiate Conferencs swim­ ming championships. Miflion* of home* like youra hava natural pas .because more than 8,000 producer* compete at (Teat financial risk to find it and get it from tha ground. Tha producer* also compete to tell it to the pipeline! who bring it to your local gaa company. Now, over the opposition of responsible group* and authorities. Federal price-fixing threaten* your long-term gas supply and the very principle c f free competitive production. | Read what these representative groups and in­ dividual* my: DO N'T S A C R IFIC E Q uality and S afety FOR PR IC E COME IN FEDERAL POWER COMMISSION JEROME K. KUYKENDALL, CHAIRMA* • A “W» belief* that no sound fort policy ran he erected upon tuch discrimination as presently exists against natural gas and in favor of other comprtitire furls. . . , Congress should not single out natural gas as thr only one among those fuels nier ahlrh an artificial ceiling should be pUesd." March 22, 1955. and let aa tell you about our NATURAL RUBBER TRUCK TREADS on yom passenger car tires 37 YEARS of Service in Sanford There’s a REASON THE PRESIDENTS ADVISORY COMMITTEE ON ENERGY SUPPLIES AND RESOURCES POLICY 1 8KE C. W ELSH W ELSH T IR E SHOP 105 W. 2nd SL IN "In ths Interest of s sound furl policy and the protection of the ns donil defense and consumer Interests , . . wa hrlier* ths Frdrral Goirrnmcnt should not control tha, production, gathering, processing or salt of natural gat prior to Its entry Into sa Interstate transmission line." February 26, IMS. Ph. I l l C O ST FLORIDA LEAGUE OP MUNICIPALITIES b "Tbs saltation of Federal regulation to competitive producer* of raw products—whether such raw prnd' arts he natural gas or soma other product—and the assigning of s regulated utility status In the producer* of such products, b a policy contrary to the true , j American political philosophy,” Notrmhcr 23, 1954., Y e s! D iv id en d s fro m 1 5 -3 5 fo on F ire-W in d -Ilo m co tv n era In s u ra n c e BOYD-WALLACE YOUR MUTUAL INSURANCE FRIEND SINCE 113k AMERICAN NATIONAL CATTl.EMt.VS ' ASSOCIATION Sanford, Fla. 114 S. Palmetto Avo. ' "Gaa h aa laiportant prodnet of ranch and farm land.' , Hilt decision, , . may well he the beginning of laws to regulate all Industrie* la this rountry, Including lha 1 brestock Industry." January 12, 1955. T-T-T $$ SOUTHERN GOVERNORS’ CONFERENCE I "Pedsesl regulation wider the Natural Gss Art wilf sosflict with stats twnserredoo rules and the ♦marry of stats rsaseresttew law* . . . will Impose onerous' aid unworkable requirements on ths production and ani* #f gas." November 13, 1954. TUESDAY - THRU - THURSDAY AMERICAN FARM BUREAU FEDERATION 1 » '1 PAINT CO. ' "Mata ths M d pric* of natural gss Is adequately regu­ lated by rswpstitio* w* Carer legists bos providing that Raid prieas sf aatwal gas shall not b* regulated by tha Fsdsrsl Power Cowmlsstea.” December 16, 1954. > WE OFFER Discounts on P a rts and Labor for Ford Service per- FREE FREE ( O IW .H K r S l. P A R K IN G PARKING F R E E G IF T S F O R THE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN C O M E IN A N D REGISTER FOR DOOR PRIZES— D R A W IN G S A T U R D A Y — M A Y 21«L YOU DON’T H A V E T O B E P R E S E N T TO WIN—YOU ALL C O M E O P E N F R O M 8 A . M .- T O 5 :00 P .M . formed In our shop Tuesday thru Thursday. T h is weeks special is 25% off on spark plugs, mufflers and tail pipes. J ------------------------- P L U S --------------------------. 1 4 10% off on labor and all other Ford Parts. I FLORIDA NATURAL GAS AND OIL RESOURCES COMMITTEE To bo hofpltr la your Ford and to hove moro money for your v a c a t i o n trip. Havo your Ford vofulfod during tbio SenulitonidJjuMdiij^lm^^lit^riido^Jiatjaln W. F. RotxrtsoA CUlrmon 1S2* TaOsyraad Arana, Jaakaoavilb,' Florida''\ B ale! Mad* sp sf MdMdual* sad < »4tur»l pMaad tbs brasdsr basic tssuss of * ft** seeoomy. i ThU Commltm Where* Per It Asr s rtifomUUtu)to piaco ) ikofoea ktfoot the Amtrttmptomk, ihti Aey m e/firm s ' Ju+wm t o f A t* mw f m otU. S TR IC K LA N D -M O R R IS O N IN C • >* Ph. toe U S S .lo tM . -r- _u-r_ �Quality Schools Increase In Flogging American cities usually pridn themselves on their size, their hlRhwnys, their parking facilities, fire departments and the like. Few honor* go to communities for maintaining high standards of education. This gap is being filled by the Metropolis fan School Study Council, an affiliate of Teachers College at Columbia University, which recently honored 57 communities that have refused to lower school standards, and have raised them, despite spiraling costa. 8uch communities, where people are will* ing to spend a larger share of their Income on education than they did 15 years ago, deserve honors No service that a community provides is more essential, to itself or to ths nation, than education. Yet, in a sense, such honor* are superfluous. They receive their award in the form of well-educated children. Many people complain that children In •ehool today are not receiving the quality of education that wns ones available. While such a contention is in many cases open to dispute, It is a fact that few communities today spend ths same proportion of Income on education aa they did 10, 15 and 20 yeara ago. Since the value of the dollar has gona down. Its purchasing power In terms of edu­ cation has als<- declined To maintain the aame qualities of education that prevailed 20 years ago. communities must be willing to •pend fot schools at the aame rate now- There are atill many people who believe that flogging is suitable punishment for criminals. In South Africa the frequency of flogging as punishment has increased over the decade. Even in Great Britain some members of Parliament have declared them* selves in favor of I t Where can such thinking lead? Ta a man made better by applying the last to his bark? Isn’t treating him like an animal likely to make him more apt to behave like one? Will not the sting of the whip increase the resentment against society that was al­ ready part of his being when he committed his crime? Even worse then the pain and indignity suffered by the victim uf flogging is the effect that such punishment must have on those who administer it. It puts society in the position of brutalizing itself to deal with brutality. Some changca are necessary in our system of dealing with lawbreakers. Resorting to the whip, however, would he a step back­ ward. D A W SO N Scrap Steel Prices Take Tumble NEW YORK (ft - Scrap alee) price* have slipped from thair porch. A ftw yeara back such a crop have been looked ’ae foretelling a decline la production. Copper price* la London havt lakes an even sharper tumble, sa d H ut could forsahadow as ta s ­ k s ef tbs tight supply bars. Bid, Is Mm fact of all Misae factors that one* would have been considered a barometer of taring •M talawa be re seem as aptlmtet k as aver over tbs bright prnsteals t a itu . ■Us! aU i schedules a r t holding a t record level*. Steeimea aay •crap prices aren’t a barometer rids Mnto. They have been casing supplies of scrap have lo­ rn say atari mills rS T S order book*, so* no letup In de­ mand and production for some Ume ahead—barring labor trouble. Copper producers admit tha* tbs absrp drop is the price at London —where Rhodesian metal can now be bought for t cent a pound less than here—will tend in Ume to ease the short*## In the United State*, »M_fhu* may foretell low­ er prices later. Copper now aeBs at M sent* a pound, 4 cent* high­ er than at the start of (ho year, Chile k expected to be less lateres ted la selling it* copper la Europe from new so With mors of the metal flowing toward tbs United St*tea, users of copper will b- leae Inclined Is try lo build up a’oeke. Scrap prices bav* already eased here by about 4 coots a ouad. ■ut Amts Is a s rigs yet of la lbs Mg ditmsad t a of Sore Throat and Cough, Symptoms of Bronchitis Aluminum producUos la eontinu Ing at * record pace. Tha demand Is helped by military aircraft output—and also by (he high price of copper, a rive* metal lu some field*. Aluminum demand la still to high that there has been a tight supply slluaUon. Producers say that a drop In Imports is part­ ly to blame, while the meut’s stockpile continues to take •liable amounts. Stockpiling baa bolstered the prlcde of lead sod line too. The government baa Just pledged ta tonUnui buying tha metals, which all but guarantees a pries floor for them. M ORGAN W E IS BEGINS DETROIT (A -Tbii la Michigan Week and the slogan is: " I ’m glad I live la Michigan." Today all Ike cities exchanged mayors to get better acquainted. Tomorrow bo boopitaHty day. fo u r Michigan beauties are touriag the B u t to spread Ike goad word abeot Jidtlgaa. M A R L O W Some Republicans Seem Doubtful WASHINGTON IP - Some of President Eisenhower’s own Re­ publicans seem to fear lu. and his lieutenants ack the wisdom or backbone to deal directly with Communists. ' Every time the administration appear on the verge o( talking with the Reds, Russian or Chinese these Republicans express the view the U Jted States wil be tricked or be weak. . At the same Ume. while the President and Secretary of State Dulles are now on record as willing to meet the Russians face to fee* neither man has exhibited what might be called enthusiasm for -Uh idea. Dulles helped write his party’s ISSI campaign platform whieh said the Republicans' foreign pci icy would "reflect dynamic IniUaUve." The administration could not be said to have reflected dynamic Initiative about talka with tha Red*. Tie State Department apparent­ ly waa surprised several woeka ago when the Red Chlneae pro- Dollar Dwarfs This nation has become g better breed­ ing place for-crime than for babies. Since 1050. according to an FBI report, crime has increased almost four times as fast as the population. Most of the serious offenses are burglaries, robberies and larceny, Indi­ cating thnt desire for money Is still the root The Sanford Herald of much evil. M ir M t U r mmt a*oAm Churches, social agencies, police forces have revitalized their organizations In an effort to control the rapid increases. But if all the potty criminals p t today could be herded into community centers and before case worker*, into churches and before min­ isters, into courts and before Judges, the problem of small and big thsfta would still not be solved. Underlying this grab is a dis­ torted idea of success. Surcef? Is not to be found in one’s pocket or In that of someone else. But as long an the dollar Is “almighty”, us long as prestige Is counted In carats and position in cold cush, the difference between a criminal who will do anything and a man who dally does al­ most anything for money Is very little. They are both sprinters In the dash for the dollar and neither is heroic. Page 4 The man who has to stand on his bank Monday May I t, 1B56 books to gain stature can never stand far above the ground. The people to whom he TODAY'S BIBLE VERBS seems a giant will steal to rise to his Inch of But aha of her want did caat In all that height. They steal time and attention from •ha had, even her living.—Mark 12:44.— their children, dignity and Integrity from Such heroic examples have Inspired Chris* themselves or money from others. tlaa Philanthropy. Each year In America The best contribution anyone can make •Iona four billion dollars are given for re­ towards putting a ceiling on the great leaps ligious and philanthropic purposes. G iv e of crime la to bellave and teach his children credit to the sacrificial gifts of ths poor that to believe in values that will not dwarf them inspire i t to an Inch above tha ground. SA M IA M R S AT THt SUMMIT HAL BO YLE Housefly's Health Better, Too NEW VORK IP — Everyone knows Americ-n peopl ars gatUng healthier But did you know American houaafllei are getting tougher and more durable, tooT They are so rugged now that Berber' F. Toi.iasck of Pittsburgh la employing a variant of a Ger­ man wartime nerve gas aa the killing lgent in a new fly trap he developed. romatek, who spent a year per fecting his trap, known is the "fly charm er," learned a great deal about houseflies during expert' menD in which he reared, then trapped and killed more than ISO,000 Insects at the rale of 1,000 week. "We found, for eaample,’ he re­ marked, “ that it la easier to Dap male flies than femalt flies, and that flits are somewhat color conscioua. They a-e attracted to black landing surface but repelled by a yellow colored one " Ten y ean ago the world waa hopeful that DDT promlMd to apell ,tbo doom of the household fly. Unfortunately, DD1 r e a I a t a n t strains of flies now havt devel oped. "It la doubtful If any on* ehem lea) agent will ever prove the final •naw tr," Tomaiek aald. "Twenty rears from now we'll still be lookng for new ones. There'll never be • surer way to kill a fly than to bit him with a awattor, but that does taka a lot of time and man power.” Over the y ean Inventors have probably coma up mrilh a* many different kinds of fly Daps aa they have ean openers, Tomasek, general manager of the Pittsburgh Coke A Chemical Ce. agricultural chemical divi ikm. set out In September, 1044, to design still another fly trap using as the lethal Ingredient a new In­ secticide called US-SS or Diptorex. It la an organic phosphonata de­ veloped by Dr. Gerhard Schrader, a German sciential Operating on tho same principle aa nerve gaa, It destroy! the fly by attacking lu central nervous system. "B ut U la only mildly toxle to human beings,” Tomatek said, "a SOO-pound man would have to drink « bo'tlea of tho Insecticide to get o fatal deae.” Early la the loth century glaaa fly trapa baited with beer and sugar were common. Tomasok e* perimented with tho same prln dpi#, but aougbt to employ pay etiology lo create a Dap that would bo ovea mentally atUactive to file*. He feel* his fly trap is tho first that haa landing fields especially geared to the fly's own prefer encea. la essence It la a bottls with a pyloa la tho oonter around which a r t feur flat black landing surfaces la tiers. The tier* are belted with (aeectidde mixed with ( YOU'RE TELLING ME! a perfumed sugar base to attract the insecta. "We discovered the fliea pre ferred horixontal landing surfaces rather than vertical or sloping sur­ faces,” he said. "Flies land, Ingest the baty and dll within 40 seconds. Flies ordi­ narily live about 20 days. Wo found It harder to kill a 4-day-old fly than an l-day-old one. But oddly, a IS-diy-old fly was harder to trap than either.” Ilia explanation for this anomaly la that the older flies aren't neces­ sarily either ris e r or senile. They simply ara probably Iasi adven­ turous or arc leas moved by hun­ ger. The average fly seeks a new meal about evary three hours. Why la it easier to Dap male than female flies T "The male flies roam more," said Tomasek. "They arc looking for girl friends as well aa food. Tho female fUae aoam to movo about only when In search of food They don’t search for boy friends They let the gentlemen of tho species do tha courting.” Tomasek doesn't expect bla "fly charmer" or any other manmade flytrap will rid the earth of musca domestics, tho common housefly "All you ean do is keep tham in check in a given area," ha said "It la unlikely that man will aver find a way to get rid of all intact pests. This Is as much tha age of Insects, historically speaking, as It la tha ago of man. "Someone hat figured that If all the insects in tho world were put on one end of a giant teater-totter, and all other forma of animal life. Including man, were put on the other end, the insects would out­ weigh them. "No, we'll hardly wipe out the housefly In our lifetime. "F or s*v< eral years the number e* files has been actually increasing." T ry a n d S to p M e ------------- B y B I N N I T T CM P— --------------- MOVIE PREMIERES are jam-packed w ith synthetic axdto* “ Ih .y l l t h l j h d r Into ^ tho theatre, The klieg light* turn, tho bands pis' >lay, tho TV announcer* uses t h e ____ " w o n d tr/u l" two hundred times a minute end tho In* wiled guest* rave about tho plctura more on tho way in than they do after it's been shown. To John Crosby, a high in affairs of this sort occurred whon Vivian Leigh arrived in Atlanta for the premiere of "Gone With the Wind." Aa she alighted from the Daln, a band was rendering "Dixie." tngpW d#rUn* ot thtw’H % ^ 0 * W i/ posed conversatioos with this coun­ try about tha Formosa area. As a result, it fumbled. Nobody lr the department seemed to know what Dullea th o u g !f Re was away frr - weekend. The department does cot seen, to hay* consulted him before an^ Bouncing there eould be no talks with tha Chines* Communists un­ its the Chines* Nationalist* of Chian# Kai-shek were included This seemed to throw down the Beds' offer. The world reaction was baJ When Dulles ratumed h* Young Teacher Is No Stranger When Beginning tried to recover tho fumble He said the United States would talk with he Heds and that Chlang didn’t have to sit in on all tho discussion. The 'hlneae Reds haven’t takrn him up on this yet. kTbeir whom proposal may hav> been onl prop­ aganda. Talks wi'h the Chines* would .nvolve Dulles or kls aides . u* not Eisenhower. Sen. Knowland of California, Re­ publican Senate leader and fre­ quent critic of Eiienhow er'a for­ eign policy Ideas, immediately voiced fear the U n i t ' d States would coma out second beat He said direct dealings with Urn Red Chinei* could only lead to T "Munich, Yalta, *.r Gereva type conference." At Genova last sum­ mer, while the United States stood by, the French Ut tho Indochinese rommunlit* have part of Viet Nani. This week Elsenhower said he ktm*elf would be willing to meet with the eada of tho British, French and Russian governments. ut jeporta fr o r Europe Indicate^ the British and French foreign ministers preisured Dullea into persuaatng Elsenhower to tsko part In Big Four talks. Tho President, according to these -eporta, needed some per­ suading before agreeing. Puaiia'e Premier Bulganin has not yet ac­ cepted but 1*. is thought hi will. Nevertheless, Sen. Bridget (RNH) In a Senate speech warni Elsenhower to beware of "a peaaement, compromise or wealsn*«s.'' The President at his naws ronference this 'eek gave no evidence of being very anxl£»« for a talk with Bulganin or of seeing clearly what good might come of I t Evar line* taking office Eisen­ hower had been chilly to a Big Four meeting, intruding him and tha other h*ada of government# Asked why he had now eouiented, ho said there was a grav ing lent!ment around the world, and a vague feeling such a eo- terence might do soma good. Ho ased *tha word "vague" • couple if times. He hlmtelf was vague on what he'd talk about with the Russians. Whan a young school taachdr to­ day, proud possessor of a brandnew degree In education, accepts her first teaching position, she la no sDangar to the responsibilities and duties of her new profession. tWiyf Because she has already aer ved a two to three-month period during her senior year In college In which the received actual teach­ ing experience. ; This la -complished through tha "Intership" program in whieh all education seniors at tho Unlvaralty of Florida must participate and which is the "capstone" of their four year University program. Through this program ths "Intern" tcaehera, both elementary and sec­ ondary, are placed in various pubbllc schools throughout tha ante for a period of ten to thirteen weeks, where they actually assist In conducting clisser under the guidance of carefully lelectec class­ room teachers. The University'* College of Edu cation has a thorough and wellplanned Intern program, which cm phasiaea the learning of iklU* and understandings which ean coma only from actuall> working with and teaching children. Before going out Into the achools the Intern teachers attend seminars on tho Unlvaralty campus to pre­ pare them for their tearhlng role and to acquaint tham with tha poli­ cies of various achools. Upon re­ In esmmuntty activities aa wall turning to tha campua they attend faculty and P-TA meetings more aemlnara to elavat* what short, the assume as fully as pot« •! they hava dona and learned dur­ alblo the role they would have If i they wore actually employed as in -' ing that nternshlp. The Unlvaralty’* Intent teacher* service teachers. ara carefully supervised by the Evidence of tha suceosa of this e’aairoom tercher and by Univer­ program Is borne out but the reac­ sity coordinators, members of tha tions of Univarsity o Florida stu­ Caflage of Education faculty who dent* recently returned from the regularly visit the Interr teachers Internship. "1 feel that tha Intern­ to counsel with and assist tham. ship program did ma n o n good in During tha Internship period, showing mo what teaching la tham student* become fi miliar with tba any other course . . , You And out pellties and procedures of the lb* problems of teaehlnr and put schools, endeavor lo gala and un­ your own Ideas Into practice, and derstanding of children and their you feel a part of tba profession for needs, of school-community rela­ tba first time," ara typical com­ tionship*, and of professional ments. ethics. Teacher education today then, Is While the principal emphasis la a field which la dynamli and foran teaching ciperlence, additional wan.-looking and teaching la a proobservation and experience outside fasalon which la challanglng and the classroom a rep rovlded. Stu­ rewarding to tho/young people of dents visit the principal'* office, tho nation It deserves the whole#, ether classrooms and school* of hearted support of aH cltiaena la­ the county, and students' homes, te rested bt the welfare of their talk with parents, and participate community and It* future cltiaena. *1 Blaming my With "do-lt-yewsdr* keeks astllng better an the thna. hm s w*lf* rtI!L Y W Margery ftetf Taught,’' -H o w u Build t m r Owe Brnm y* and T ie * f tr tn U n g t a F t a S d Do Y m H ovm a 1945 Q o a rlo r? g * M MU A SUTTON NYLONS In the Vailed 04# ope Beam? bt SCSI f#« t a e r t s • Bt ter. ITs IteeM tap t ! s r tataT% «*• PHILCO M ta iu A I I I A K ata fa w ii a rim u >>: ■ 64 AND A- n S \ 1. m ,1 i ^ rv . a v „~v,, —T , I > ,-A> ,7 �S o cia l fcv&nlA. Grammar P-TA Has Installation Thursday Evening Carol Loechelt, James DeBrine Are Honored The Grammar School P - TA met Thursday nt 8 p. m. at tho school auditorium. Mrs. C. IV, Johnson gave the devotional. The P-TA voted to pay and sponsor a dentist from the State Department of hentth who will examine the teeth of all children in the school and will send re­ ports to their parent*. There will also bo a tabul ted report given to tho City Commis­ sioners to help the commission de­ cide on the fluoridation of the water. Herold Heckcnbnch announced that all class picnics will be held after school hours. Any party given In the school will be held after 2 p. m. Mr. Hcckenhach also urged proregistration of next year's stu­ dent* to aid in placing tho child with the teacher who could help him tho most. Mm. R. W. Wil­ liams presented Mr*. Rachael Rrlnsnn with tho past presi­ dent’s pin after which Mrs. Brin­ son installed tho officers for tho coming year. They are president, Mrs. Frank L. Woodruff III: first vice pres­ ident, Mr*. P. II. Colbert: second vice president, llero l' Hcckcnbach; secretary, Mm. John L. Lee; treasurer, Mrs. C. O. Jones; and historian, Mrs. Frank Dutton. The program for the evening was a presentation of the play "Midsummer Night’* Dream”, by the children of Miss Lucille Camp­ bell's room. Refreshment* were served by room mother* from Mr*. 8harron, and Sirs. Grant's rooms. THE SANFORD IIERAI.D Mon, May 16, 19S5 Tag* 1 Calendar FRIDAY MONDAY The Revival Services at t Th# Dependable Class of the First Methodist Churcjt w i l l der Springs Baptist Cb Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Covington meet at the home of Mr*. A. L. begin at 8 p. m. honored Miss Carol Loechelt and Skinner, 908 Magnolia Ave. at Janies DeDrine, whose marriage 6:30 p m . for a covered dish will be an event of June 4, with supper. A regular business and Six local piano pupils from the The Dirt Gardener’s Circle of a spaghetti supper Saturday social meeting will follow. Clasa of Hr*. Evan* McCoy, 1812 the Sanford Garden Club closed night. The Revival Services at the El­ Palmetto At*., Sanford, have re­ a succesaful year with a covered Spring flowren Including earder Springs Ra.itht Chapel will gistered aa candidate* for mem­ dish luncheon meeting held in the nations were used throughout the begin at 8 p. m. wtth "Chuck" bership In the National Fraternity lovely gardens of the home of room* and on th* Individual ta ­ Sank*, Evangelist and John L. eg Student Musician*, sponsored Mrs. S. C. Dickerson c j 8. San­ blet which seated tha guest*. By BOR THOMAS Miller, Song Leader. by the National Guild of Piano ford Ave., Thursday. White cut-work doth* were spread HOLLYWOOD iff—Sometimes g Tho First Baptist Sunbeams Teacher* of which their teacher la It was announced that member* over th* table*. will meet at the church at 3:-'10 fellow wotrJeraa member. A miniature bride and groom <of th* Dirt Gardeners had won Why TV and radl. announcers p. m. Thla group of young piano hob- 18 blue ribbon*, nine red, four surrounded by carnations was say, "And -ow a word from our THESE LITTLE SISTERS are having a rood soak — and a good used as a novelty arrangement. yellow and three whit* ribbons The First Baptist Carol Choir m bfista played in the National Pia time. Then don't span oar* 1/ they yet clean, toot On the hora d’ oeuvre* table Playing Auditions, Daytona ‘he recent' flower show. Comwill hold rehearsal at 3:30 p. m. sponsor," and what follows le Beaek aection, Saturday, and mitte* chairman for next year an arrangement vf chrysanthe­ HEN IT COMES to combining soap and watar and ehlldrtn, a Bela Sigma Phi meeting will many, many words. . . . How some tried for Pledge, Local, District, were appointed and vdprk on th* mums ana dalaisi waa used. The ter* 'Into mother Just can’t win. Either sh* can’t gat th* youngsters be held at 8 p. m. Hostess will be , of the most Interesting personali­ program was bride elect waa presented with a State, National and International coming year's tha tub, or sho can t gat them out. As long as she’s going to loss Miss Norma Faye Ilnrvey, M03 ties (like Mar.lyn Monroe, Marlon th* batti* anyway, aba might as well see that somebody has a good honor* which the Mother organ!- completed. Horticulture will be gift of her chosen crystal. W. First St. This will be the in­ Brando can seem dull on “ person time! Those enjoying th* delicious emphasised in next year's work gallon confer* according to tho stallation of sponsors and direc­ Aa a rule, two youngster* to a tub arc better than on*, since they supper were Miss Carol Loechelt, Announcement was mad* of number o( standard classic, ro­ tors. If u>:ahle to 'a tte n d call to person" . . . If the subjects on entertain tach other. However, even on* reluctant little creature This Is Your Life are always as mantic and modern pieces chosen the Club's general meeting to be Jemes DcRrine, Mr. and Mr*. Lyn­ 2589-J. can ba persuaded to enjoy a bath If mother takes a little time and surprised as they seem when they from the Master* of pianoforte held at McKinley Hall on May 19. wood Whatley, Miss Ginger Jonss, trouble to sell the idea. TUESDAY find out this is their life. . . . literature each student can cre­ Reports from th* State conven­ Donald Howard, Miss Patty Wal­ Instead of saying "It'a tlma to take a bath," try saying "Let’s go The American Home Depart . and play with some soap and water for awhile." Instead of scrubbing ditably perform in th* preicnco tion were heard from Mr*. My­ ker, 11ud Jennings, and Mr. and W..y Martin and Lewis don't do ment of the Sanford Woman's Junior as soon as he climb* Into tho tub, let him play for a few eg an Imported examiner of nuUi ron Smith and Mr*. Dickerson, Mr*. Gerald Covington, hoits. more takeoffs tike last Sunday's Club will have a covered dish minutes—with bathtub tort, with a spray-hose attached to tha who were delegates from th* D in Horn another state. supper with bridge and canasta on Ed Sullivan (Jerry 's version of faucet, with tome bright colored sponges. The more suds, the better, Prom coast to coast over 10,000 Gardener’* Circle. following at tho club house. May Marlon Brando also was a classic) for rare Is the child who can resist th* magic of thick foamy lather . Why Jerry doesn't abandon A delicious tuneneon was an Leesburg Nursery aathueiaetic piano pupils of the that comes up as high as th* rim of th* tub. 17 at 7 p. m. The Gingham Dogs, . Children love to experiment and discover — to see Just how much nation participated In this an Joyd by th* following: Mrs. Jean winners in tho niton V co eonteit, ;o in of his n'-'t cv-b m ir - s 'i'n ts tuds can bo squeeted out of one wash cloth, just how high a blob of ■*' n l s . j tot ti nt y Bual national piano-playing event Adams, Mr*. C. W. B aker Dr. Visited By Ladies will lie guests. The Calico Cals snowy foam can be built up W ore It topples over. As for getting aud.cu.;j. . . , held hi 403 music centers of th* Doris Cline, Mr*. Ralph Cowan, will furnish the food. The hostes> th* kids out of tho tub — well, the only sure method Is simply to noentry and every entrant worth Mrs. Harry Cushing, Mr*. M. L. Of Local Circle ses fur the occasion will be Mrs. | Hew disc Jockeys can get .way open the drain and let tha bubbles disappear. When th* soap's gone, Me salt will be certificated, given Cullum, Mrs. W. A. Pitta and (5. ,\. Sweeney, Mrs. Roger Har­ with squeezing three commercials th* fun's overt On Friday tha Palm Circle of • gold or bronx* embossed pin, guest, Mr*. Homa Taylor. ris, Mrs. Willard O. Brinson, Mrs. between records . . . Why a truly th* Sanford Garden Club Journey Mrs. Irwin Fleischer, Mrs. W. ed to Leeiburg where they were a year’* Membership in th* Na­ Irvin Felnberg and Mrs. W. Colin comic show like it's a Great Life tional Fraternity of 8tudent Mu- D. Gardiner, Mrs. H. H. Heeren, welcomed by th* management of Miss Lois Campbell Marjorie Lawrence a,,., M.-. ..ci OS :a, Janie* Dunn llirrs. rieiana and Piano Hobbyist* of Mrs. E. E. McCall, Mrs. C. D. th* Florida Nursery and Land­ and Bill Bishop d.e n’t get more The Revival Service* at the El-1 Perry, Mrs. Clyd* Ramsey, Mrs. scape Company, who served cof­ tha World. Presents Program der Spring* Baptist Chapel will notice (a better viewing time Finds Misfortune '• lid help) . . . . Began a t Hardin-Slmmons Uni­ J. B. Roxton, Mr*. Myron Smith, fee as soon as they arrived. begin at 8 p. m. versity, Abilene, Texas, in 1920, Mr*. W. A. Yung, Mr*. W. A. At th* Circle passed through On "Day Lilies" .shy ••oprietors of kid shows InThe First Baptist Intermediate Helps Discovery national headquarters are still Kratxcrt, Mrs A. W. Lee, Mrs. th* "Moongata" of th* sales yard s.st on shouting at their viewer* Royal Ambassadors will meet at The Central Circle of th# San­ By DOROTHY ROE Vincent Roberts, Mr*. 8. C. Dick­ they found U.:mtelves In a scries maintained hi Texas. l is that the only way they can the church at 7 p. in. AP Women's Editor Arthur of small gardens which 'displayed ford Garden Club mot Thursday The names of the local en­ erson and guests, Mrs. The First Baptist Concord choir ( hold attention?) . . . If Du forth­ Fate has a way of balancing trant*, pupil* of Hr*. McCoy are Watt and Mr*. Marjoria Lambert possibilities for home lots. With­ morning at the beautiful horn* of will hold rehearsal at 6:30 coming hourlcng shows p-oduccd Mrs. B. K. I’ugh oa Lake Monro* th# books, says Marjorie Law­ Bandy Richard*, Merritt Philips, of Deliary. in these gardens war* flowering In DeBnry. by major studios will be as cn p. m. rence. The career of this blonde and Kag Ivey, MartlyA McDaniel, Wal­ shrubs, various type* of lawn The Scmlnolo County Children's lertain ng and professional a - Dis Tho meeting opened with a smiling singer was tragical!) in­ ly Philip# and Allyson Lee. grasses and plant*. Paving n s poem, "Our Garden”, by Lorena terrupted by crippling polio short Committee will meet at the Court ncyland. . . . Hibiscus Circle leriala, walla and fencaa were B. Galloway and waa presented ly sfter h rr marriage to Dr. Thom House nt 4 p. tn. Members are How Ed Sullivan Justifies adver­ shown. urged to be present. tising stars who make 30-second Meets Friday 13 by Mrs. E. M. Hoke while Mrs. s i King more than 10 years ago •' T E L Class Meets Th* Circle was especially Inter B. Tha Fidelia Class of tho First appearances on his show . . . Why Moore, chairman presided 'today there's no mistaking the tile d In the Florida’* novel meth­ over the meeting HOLLYWOOD UT-Aflcr 30 years Baptist Chureh will meet with other half-hour dramas don't taka At C. Collins Home sparkle In her eyes and the lilt In Church Annex od of "Mist" propogallon, In with offbeat materia’ aa in the movies, Waller Pidgeon Mr*. Verne Messenger, 137 N chan. Th* Hibiscus Cirri* of the San­ which delicate seedling* were giv­ Reports were given by commit­ In her voice as sho says: Elliott, nt 8 p. ni., with Mrs. Vir- G. E. Tiiralcr d :c i . . If Dragnet To Hold Session ford Garden Club had an tnjoya- en Intermittent apraya of fine tee ehairnun. Mr*. Rossrtter, hor­ ‘Sometimes It takes misfortune shows no signs of slowing down. gie Pratt, chairman, in charge. doesn't need a shot in the a r m .. . .' Th* TEL Sunday School Class of hie meet Friday at th* home mlat, Just enough to keep them ticulture chairman, gar Instruc­ to make you discover your for­ To demonstrate his durability, tttillNhSIlAY MGM is pitting him sgi Inst s ro­ Why Arthur Godfrey baa never of Mrs. C. C. Collins on Paola now tune. Mine Is a wonderful husband the First Baptist Church met In moist and not enough to Invita tion* a t to what to plant The Civic Department of the the Educational building Thursday Road. After a business session damping off of roots. Thsy were and how to rare for gardens dur and tha knowledge that love and bot in a space epic, "Forbidden Sanfuru Woman's Club will have been as popular on this coast as he faith can tee you through any­ Planet." Now he has dono every­ a meeting at 12:30 p.m. with a has been in the East . . If ihowa afternoon with Mrs. Ellen Sha- where the plana for tha coming shown planting* in Band, Ver- ing th* summer. thing. like I l-ove Lucy shcuVJn’t adver­ thing." year were discussed, n covered Plana were mad* for hostesses dota and lira . W. B. Stovall as mlculite and even shavings. Pklge ha* come a long way covered dish luncheon lo be held dish luncheon was enjoyed. As­ The opera and concert star’s from the Canadian boy who broke ilostcsaci will be Mr*. Francis tise "This is a rerun" when old th* and program suggestion* war* After an hour's tour of films are used . . . Why Fred Hie. Martha Marshall present- sisting Mrs. Colllna waa Mlsa E. nursery grounds, the Circle *n- given for next year. A garden autoLlography, "Interrupted Mel­ into tho movies In 1923 with Do­ Bolz. Miss Adelaide Conic, Miss Allen has never found a niche a t club short course will be given at ad th* devotional after which Mrs. Remey, ody," which tells of her struggle Joyed a picnic lunchaou In tha tha University of Florida In Juno to regain health and career, la lores Costello In "Tlie Mannequin." Alice B. Cooper, and Miss Lois a TV performer. . . Members attending tl]e meeting patio. M. Cummings led in prayer. Th* Just wondering, that’a all. and members ftiade plana for at­ being presented by MGM. Eleanor It look Hollywood 15 year* lo cash Campbell Sponsor Is Mr*. B. It. included Mrs. Jo* Meisch, Mr*. J. members sang “I Need Thee Eve­ Crumley while the program will Videl Jones, Mr*. Joe . * oss, Mrs. tending. Mias Lois Campbell of Parker play* Marjorie and Glenn In on his suave talents. ry Hoar". Born In St. John. N. II., he wtin be "\\ mnan's Responsibility In DeRary then presented a program Ford la Dr. King. After sentence prayer* the John Ludwig, Mr*. Charles Mor­ his first notice ns the singing part­ Building C h r i s t i a n Homes" ■reap leaden gave their report*. rison, Mr*. R. F. Moule, Mr*. W. As We Were Saying on day lillea and displayed i Marjorie, with the help of hrr ner of Elsie Janis. He never made Spoake is Mrs. Grady Herman. beautiful arrangement using varl DeKoioua refreshment* were If. Stewart, Mr*. H. James Gut, husband, has fought her way back too great a dent on the public con­ Revival Service* at the Elder Mrs.| E. R. Remey, Mrs. Bob T. out shade* of day lillea and plum ■erred to Mrs. A. K. Rossettor, Wlf* reading on t.:elr 400-acre ranch near Hot Springs Baptist Chapel will be­ sciousness until 1937, when he first Humphrey. M n. Martha Marshall, Mr*. C. husband's for - bago. Springs, Ark. Though she still must signed with MGM. He b re a m e - gin at 8 p. m. Mrs H. A. Moreland, Mrs. W. Th* hostesses, Mrs. D. E. Pugh E. Benton, Mr*. M. Cummings. card from use a wheel chair, the hunts, fish and remains—the most serviceable Tho First Baptist Junior J. A.'s Mr*. Benson Mrs. S, W. Smith, C. Clause, Mrs. Paul Peaold, Mrs. "You are and Mlia Lola Campbell aerved ei and gardens in addition U fre­ actor on Ihe lot. (11 and IS yr.) will meet at 3::i0 * Fred Zerrenner, Mrs. C. C. Col­ punch and cookies to tha following Mr*. Lillian Vlekery, Mr*. W. B. a leader, with a quent concert tours and TV work. Perhaps hi* greatest fame came p. m. Mrs. Stovall and Mr*. Ellen Shadola. lins, Mrs. Frank Meisch, magnetic per • Mrs. Frank Evans, Mrs. Lloyd Prayer Meeting nt th# First Their cattle ranch hat become ds costar with Greer Garson. They Gordon Brtsson, Mrs. Houston l^adman, Mrs. Frank Hill, Miss sonality a n d a regular atop for friends of the started together in "Blossoms In Baptist Chureh will begin at 7:30 Adelaida Conte, Miss Alice 8 Spread bread with butter and Wilson, Mrs. Jo* Fahey, M n. L. strong character. theatrical and musical world. the Bust” and carried on through p. m. In th# Memorial Educational sprinkle wtth celery seedst cut P. Payton, Mr*. Ines Druck, Mrs. You are Intel • Cooper, Mrs. E. M. liok*. "Mrs. Miniver," "Madame Curie," building. "We're craty about Arkansas, William Toll. ' Mr*. Frances Bola, Mrs. R. W into strips and place on a cookie llgent, w i t t y , The First Baptist Sunday School Mrs. Parkinglon," “ Julia Misbc and especially Hot Springs," says Tumor, Mrs. Zeb Ratliff, Mrs. It S h ed Toast la a hat oven. Good to the opposite sex. Cabinet meeting will follow tho haves," "That Forsythe Woman," Australian-born Marjorie. "It was with ten for that four o’clock weight wrong too." M. Papworth, Mr*. Georg# Mc­ Ware Bible Class “ The Miniver Story" and "Scan Prayer Meeting service. there that Tom first look me for Call, Mr*. B. C. Moore, Mr*. A, Bernhardt Thu Brownlee Bible Class of K. Rossetler, Mr*. J. W. Schara, treatment after the paralysis hit dal at Scouric." * * * the First Presbyterian Church Will Meet Tonight Last year Miss Gnrsnn left MGM me, and we both fell In love Mrs. D. E. Pugh and Miss Lois -taata eooked cauLflowerets spring a young man's fan­ tn become a frre lance, so a fu­ will hnvo its annual "Corn Boll” with It." The Ware Hlbl* Class of the cy turn* to vThat hla girl has been Campbell. tsngy French dressing, then ture c 'irrin g does not appear event at 7 p. m., In the Inline of First Methodist Church will meet thinking of all year long. ■Mid tn aspic. Wonderful for Sunit likely. Waller retains a lively in­ Mr. and Mrs. Joe G arrett in Jew­ to y a te * supper with leftover roast tonight at 8:30 In McKinley Hall Flower used In rake making R. R. B. ett's Lane. a t which time the men will be should always !„< measurtri raru- terest in her career ami raved Some Columnists TflURHDAY about her TV debut In "Reunion host* a t a supper. fully. 81ft the flour onto s piece The First Baptist Junior G. A.V in Vienna." The men are entertaining the of waxnl paper, Ihrn spoon light­ Cause O f Trouble ly Into tho measuring cup and When Greer derided to leave the (0 and 10 yr.) will me-' at 3:30 ladles In honor of Mother's Day. old home lot, Walter made the p. m. Special guests for tha evening Isvel off with a spatula. Says Lex Barker The First Baptist Intermediate decision lo stay on. will be Methodist youths who will HOLLYWOOD tft-T h# trill* of "Tills slndio lakes good care of G. A.'a will meet nt 4 p. m. graduate from high school this maintaining • happy marriage In 'Lana likes bullfights 1 don't. So its people," he explained. " I’d be Tho First Baptist Junior Royal June. Hollywood are described today by White 1 was gone, It l>oked like lost anywhere else. So last August Ambassadors will meet at 7 p. m. The Men’s Brotherhood of the Lei Barker, who 1* wedded to a a good time to see them in Ti­ signed on for another three year*. Small fry Ik e thla: to*at append juana. She went down with tome It’s the same kind of deal I had First Baptist Chureh will meet girl um ed Lana "'urner. with appteeauee, aprinkted with a HOLLYWOOD IM - C ard Rich­ Crltlce and commentators decry friends of mine, ar».1 a bullfighter before—exclusive services for five for Its s ipper and program meet lUipidon of cinnamon and topped ard* la giving up the ghoet from ing at 7 p. m. plrture* every two years. with e n a b le d crisply cooked be* now on. She’* going to alng only the ret* of marital mlihapc In happened to be It the party. Revival Services at th* Eldar "Aa for the other rumor, Steve Hollywood, yet they themielvet "When th* contract is over, I'll coni tor hen elf can thar* the blame for soma of Crane happens to be the father of probably never quit entirely. But Springs Baptist Chapel will be­ The red-haired lovely from Rock­ gin nt 8 p. m. LACILY BUILT-UP FROM I an * reedy-prepared tomato ford, HL, haa earned a nice liv­ Ui breakups. Wllneis the current nay stepdaughter. He la entitled it will be nice lo slow down a bit.” Dirk Holtselaw, known profes­ AN ElvONGATED BODICE la tn visit hla daughter. I was the one •ngagement of Debbie Reynold* aauee— the maatleaa kind— over ing *y acting m the voice doubt* sionally aa Richard Wentworth, thla evening dress of black and Eddie Either. Tha gossips are In tha Virgin Islands, not Lana." •llcea of hot meat loaf. Thla for film atart. Springtime rhubarb pie bene­ All jf which shows how the fits from the addition of grated will appear in concert at the Se­ Chantilly l a c e designed by doing their beat to break that one treatment parka up an old atandby. minole High School auditorium Karen iitaik. The skirt Is pail* Doe* ft eome aa a (bock to tongua waggers can make some­ orange rind. Use four cups of the learn that whan Cyd Chart*** Biker la perplexed by the ru­ thing out of nothing. Lana’s union diced rhubarb and a half-teas­ at 8 o'eloek under the ausplca* ly crystal-pleated. of the Sanford Khrine Club. opeoa her mouth In warble on the mor mongers. Recently be wee to Lax haa to far been the most ecreen, It ain’t really Cyd R ut absent from Lana for five weeks, tranquil of har marriages. They poon of tha orange rind for a nine-inch pie with lattice crust. comae oetT U’a Carol. mostly on location In the Virgin lead fairly quJat lives and give And when Vera-KBaa buret* Into Islands and partly to visit his tha goeslpert little grounds for aoag la a- movie, you're not bear­ stricken father In the East. talk. ing Vara-Elton. That'* C ard again. WbU* be was gone, one colum­ "But they find something." Bar­ Hollywood, you see, leave* noth­ nist reported Lana was hopnobbing ber arid. "It amases m i, First ing to rhakea. U • screen beauty with a bullfighter in TIJusn*. An­ of all, they were yelling for us to doea not have a ringing voice thet other declared her ex, Steve Crane, get Btarrted. Nearly every colum­ Joe Chittenden left today wfil titillate movie goers, she is would be bar next "after she nist said it wee shocking that we forMrs. Arlington, Va., to apand some provided with c m . lomctlmcc this divorces Lex Barker k the Vir­ »r* te Europe together, oven tlma with relatives. use ef meats talent can be ear- gin Inlands." though we were both working Lax set the record straight: there. W. A. Jones, who haa been visit­ Then after we got married, ing Mrs. Joe Chittenden, has re­ they aeem eager to have us apUt turned to his home In Livingston, . You can't win." N. J. Local Students Seek Membership '6 In Music Group Covered Luncheon Closes Meeting Of Dirt Gardeners W Just Wondering, That's All Walter Pidgeon Shows No Signs OfSlowingDown V Carol Richards Gives Up Ghost fisAADfudS "YOU'LL LIVE LOVE IN TO THESE" A N N IV ER SA R Y S P E C IA L **••• Thla te war Itk year In Sanford. We are deeply grateful to our many friend* and patron* foe thetr patronage which haa made It poealbl* for ■a to wew have a pew Modern, Alr-condltioned flatea equipped with the Newest F l x t u r e a , Soft watar and Feaqulm Heat!*** Dryer*. Ia appreciation, wo are offering you and an Invitation to New Patron*, a coupon good for f 1-60 oa any Pennant Wava or #0* aa any other Service to our Saloa through May 23 only. BRINO COUPON. FO RD S T R IC K L A N D M O R R IS O N , IN C . a w K ig is i. n . t • Many Colon to Chooaa Fro as— $ /0« THIS COUPON WOR $1.50 V lB U .e .f lT J I BERET IVEY'S H A R R IETT'S B E A U T Y N O O K “Where quality is higher than price' •71 �• - A le e f The Sanford Cardinals Energetic Ron Bj CLAUDE ROSE Herald Sport* Writer All Baseball out Mike Ryba. While playing with various trams in the Ruffalo area. Ron participated in several championship tourna* mcnls and won many laurels. An a member of the Ruffalo Kicks, he played in the finals of the All-American Amateur Baseball Associa­ tion tournament in Johnstown, Pa. His club was edged by New Orleans for the title. It was in this tourney that he pounded the ball at a .ISO clip for II games and clouted a grand slam homer against the defending champion Pittsfield, Mass. Club. The Washington Post American Legion team of Lancaster, N. Y. won the All-Western New York stale title while Ron was with (hem in 1053. He attended high school for two years at Renew High, Depew, N Y and then transferred to Nlcnola A quid, likcnhle kid with plenty on the hall, both on and off the field — that's Ron Schmitt, Sanford Car* dinal outfielder. The 6'2” lilond from ChecktowaRS. New York, a suburb of liuffalo, is playing his first full year of pro baseball this season. Me inked a Cardinal coiitrarl three weeks before the end of the season last year but an* icared with Hamilton. Ontario, of the Pony League only n a few pinch hilling roles. One of the biggest thrills he can recall came about Inst year when he appeared in an exhibition game with the*Rochester Red Wings of the International League when they met the parent St. tauls Cards. He played three innings and fared big Vie Raahl and former stand­ f Cards S Prep, Buffalo for.hls junior and senior years. He gradu­ ated last June. He wa« a tetterman In baseball, basket­ ball and football for four years each. During his senior year he was a member of the Prep School Interstate All-Star team In each sport. In addition, he holds a record at Nichols where he averaged 23 points per game with the 1931 basketball squad. Ron hats and throws from the right side and Is a frantic where baseball is concerned. His Idol is Ted Wil­ liams and his ambition is to become a sports announeer nr writer when his playing days are over. He wants to attend college during the winter months and his choice will probably be the University of Buffalo. Roland Manfrcdi, and Johnnie Bartek, two Car­ dinal hurlera, live with Ron at 201 East Fifth Street. Lakeland Schmitt, , Derry Provide Winning Action OUTFIELDER RON SCHMltT His Idol Is Ted Williams (Herald Photo by Sutherland) Turrhsk, u 1* I I Hhartirr. Jh 1 it 2 a M*nfr*«il, p 2 It 0 1 T -la lt H lit I A - H i t t n ts 4 e u b lt pUy (or Rtn* (rn» in 2th *l. P * )* r* k ira _______ m o a m A—a • ■■(nr* ......... A... M l 2A2 1 —O B— Martin*!, C utte r 2. lio nfror Ft— Hihmllt i, Kerry 2. Ft. Cook 2, K*lth, Crtep. F tn i— K*rry 2. Vuri hak. Sharp**. It. Cook, Oatrli. 3 Ft— W h i i l t r , Rrrmltt 2, Crlip. SB— Hrhmltt. S— Martin *! F'P— f-utl*r In Barbara. F.BST—Sanfnril I, St. r * t * r a b u r c S. BB OFF—ManFr«tfl 2. FtrnFrna t. SO— Ry— ManFrtiFI *. ItfnFrn*. IFO—ManfrMI 4 In T Innlnsa. ItanFru* » In ( Inn* Inga. Ft anil F’.FF—ManFr*<ll n.n. Ftafrn*. I'll—r u * * i u . t ' —Callacar. Moloney. T— lilo. n i l n s i s luo I I I • I Wli*altr, oa 4 1 2 1 Cutter. 2It 2 2 2 2 Martlnra. i f 2 2 2 1 Honiara, l b A 2 I I I'liraatA. r 4 0 1 0 K'kon'l If 4 1 1 0 Kermrri, l b 4 1 2 2 arnham . p 4 1A » . .TMala ------- .------------ I I J I 2 T ..I M irim o ob b a ■ at THE SANFORD CARDINALS daah Into Hie logout at Memorial Stadium ax min canceled a game with St. Petcrnburg Friday night. The Cardinals and Saints played a dou­ bleheader Saturday night, with each team taking‘one vic­ tory. (Herald Photo by Sutherland) ___________ Kanm it for William* In ninth. R— - Kaunid for W*d»n In ninth. TaalarO —---- lie JJJ 1j ■heland — . . lee ••• 1 K— llml*. W*d«il, H a r d ! . It— B»da, Cook 4. Crlip. nharper, H*hjfiltl I , f / * r r r I. Y u r r h s k . r a t e r •on. llBI— J. T urner. Harry 2. B< h m llt. K a i ls I. P»l*raon. Coek, K*llh. i l l —J Turn*r. Vurrhak. B arry. IK —Davis. BB— Flandl*. T u r n r r . «harn«r. D*rr>. D P—Wedau and M*h«ua l.*M— Banfnrd 7a. l a k e l a n d S. « r —4’iiek. Kavl*. p B . n f f —p*i*r*nn I. IK m a n d e a I, 'C a it a ld o . HO-by — H*rnand*a 4. p a le r a o n I. C a ita ld a 2. IIO— lt*rnandaa I In I 1*1 Innlna* Ca*iatda ,12 In I 2-2 Innlnx*. I i * l : i l — l l r r n . unites I M ) . i v t e r a e n ( M l , C a n a id e 41-21 W P - c..ok, PH -- -1 T urner U—llarnand** L —Ostiag h a r Malon*>. T—2:11 w a r s " Rail, rf knrorrt. lh K^fcinVlt* If Standing „Orlaada , . . te w js a . . ‘ » 1 i a W I, F ill ret .ttT i t i! i:t: 4 1! lakeland 14 i t ,414 tlaln*!vlila I f ty let ■L r # l r r * b u r g . i s 30 i l l ! l i i t r t c g n a Y ’e a c i i L T t t 'ir & id k tr,u t,h y r' » *. r : 11 a e Harrison Wins West Virginia Golf Classic ,<Ul" ***<k • UainesviilA n i • 2 i 4 a saia4'» jc ia g a p i.* * W m h i m mearh WHITE 8ULPHUR SPRINGS, W. Va. ( I V - Dutch Harrison. who enema to get ateadler as h« gels older, proved again yastardxv that ronalitenry ia tha way to win golf tournerasnU by winning the White Sulphur Springs Open. ... Ed (Porky I Oliver made It even more pointed h r giving one of hia typically brilliant splurges that left — — — — — — — him to the supporting role. yards away. Oliver, who playi out Harrison, lha 43-year-old droll of Lemont, 111., pulled his tee shot Dutchman, placidly finished the 71 way to the left of the green, Hia hole with 2(9 ftrnkes on a final r 79. It*, had rather routinely aton par by fou; atrokei each of tha first two rounds and by tkroo’on the third. All tha other 43 pros had either sensational round of *4. killed their chance er never had • Tbe dramatic letdown left Oliver one to everiakr Harriaon when the tied with Jack Burk# Jr., af Kla­ round Oliver came up to tha last math* Lake, Mike louchak of Dur­ toe needing only a par S to tie ham, sad Pater Thomson of'Mel­ bourne, Australia, a stroke behind sod a birdie to win. The last holt o ' Urn Old Whllt Harrison. Souchak, M, tha leading course la only a ono-shotter over money winner an far this year, Tigers' big hitter yesterday ai the fourth-plereri divided a 'doubleheader with Boiton and atayed within 4*2 gamea of the leagueleading Cleveland Indiana. Kuenn got three hits In the fira* game, won by Boiton 10-4, and four In the aeeond, won by Detfoit t-4. He acored three time*, drove in two and boosted hia batting mark to a runner-up .3T9. Chicago'! White Sox moved to within one game of the Indians with a 3-0 and S-4 double-header victory over Waahlngton. Bobby Shantx pitched t ala-hitter at Kanaaa City downed New York 4-3 In the flrat game and Bob Turley atruck out 13 ai the Yankee* won the aecpnd 1-4 Mike Garcia hurled a seven-hit 3-0 shutout to give Cleveland • split after Jim Wilson surprised the Indians by pitching the Orioles to a 4-1 victory over Bob Lemon. There was lilUe ehange in the Nalional League picture as sis teams split three double-headers. In tha lone aingl- game, St.Louis defeated Pittsburgh 3-1 Cincinnati routed Karl Spooner and Brooklyn 11-4 slier the Dodgers had won the opener T-I for their 23th vic­ tory In to gamea. Sal Maglie pitch­ ed the second-place New York Giants to a t-4 triumph after tha Chicago Cuba had eaptured the opener 3-2. Philadelphia snapped a 11-game losing streak as Robin Roberts ./hipped Milwaukee S-l, but sol before the Bravea had coma from bthlsd to nip tta Phillies 14 In the opener. The White Sos have discovered a tie r pitching star la Dick Dono­ van in their drive to overtake tha Indiana. Tha n-yaar-old right­ hander pitched hia third ahutout j nd hia fourth victory with a throehitter against Washington. Dono­ van, who had an 1M record at Atlanta after falluraa with MUwaukea sad Detroit, has allowed enly one run la bis last 21 Innings. Marciano Lays Crown On Line Again Tonight SAN FRANCISCO, (/T)—Undefeated Rocky Marciano puts his treasured world heavy weight title on the line for the fifth time tonight and practically no one thinks that St. Louis Cards Slated To Hold Tryout Camp Here A 8L Loula Cardinal baseball tryout will be hsld in Sanford next month according to an an­ nouncement made this week by Jay Walter, 8*nford Cardinal bualneae manager. It la expected that many young hope/uta from Central Florida will attend the two-slay session, June 17 and II. Tryouts will begin at 10:30 a. m., and coatinua for three er four hour*. The champion and hia manager, AI Weill believe the nose will stand ur under Cockell's punches. But no one really knowa for eartaia because actually the nose has not been given a real belt A special protective mask was devised to protect it against hia sparring mates' blows. The Southern Conference-taenia tournament will b« held May 3-7 NBC will broadcast at 10 p.m. There will be no home televi­ sion. It will be televised on a closed circuit for screening la «3 theaters to 3* cities. Promoters Jlram j Murry and Lou Thomas, In conjunction with tha International Boxing Club, re­ mained hopeful that 40.000 fans will pay 1400,000 tor seats scaled from $40 te $50. Leas optimistic observers looked for a turnout of 30,000 and gata receipt! approaching Poo.ooo. Marciano weighed U0 pounds when be wound up training—with a total of UO rounds—two days ago at hU camp 73 miles nprth of hare at Callstoga. Cockell, at suburban San Rafael, after M$ round* t i hw lag and many long hours of similar labors, waa down to MT. The affair will net be a base­ ball school but oaeh player will bo given an opportunity to eemp games to display Us baseball abi­ lity. . It la understood that Sanford manager Daa Ksltk wiD be ee hand to assist BL Lotila Cardinal eceuls la the program. All baseballs, bate and eatehtog Marciano. who woa tta thamthe Vardan Trophy tor touring pew- equipment will be supplied by tbe — «■!- jritg a u-rouad knockout ovorJaraty Jo#- Walcott S epta. scouts. tetskmali. iMt, to Philadelphia, baa looked Oliver gat some financial solace by finlthlag to a ti" tor first place Taclda Lee Grass af tta Cleve­ groat to hit workouts. in Ute Id-hole pre-aamteur divi­ land Brawns has hoea scorer la The key question about tho dur­ sion of tha tournament with a score Urn National Football League tor able R o c k , however, Is hie note. of UD. aided by Carting Dinkier of nine years yet has tallied only Sliced badly on the tip Itself to tho Atlanta. Far that, Oliver get $U9 one touchdown. His Korea have second .g u a rd Charles fight last come 00 field gaols aad paints Sept if to Now York, tha nose a crash to a saddle green 140 had a frustrating finish similar to wga given a ptaatte aurgory repair after touchdowns. OUvor'a. Baa Hogan, tho Fort Worth. Tex., g uitar, slipped almost unnoticed into third piece b. shooting « on hia laat ’A lam lacad. who waa closest to Harrison starting Urn last EY rnuad, alumpod badly to a 71 and a tin tor fourth ft*** The 11,999 flrat prlaa waa tbe first collected tola year by Harrtsea, wbe was 41 fa March. But C Shirts Whitt Opening Days SpndalMo During this Special bring your car to us SAVE $250 We win lubricate tar 21A0 We vB chant* yuor all at regular pries tout H IL L L U M IE R & SUPPY YA RD �It's Bo E m j >» NUTTED -1* I * - ETROAL BREVICRg -14 a- akttclxb roa kale l b PlftCft A Want Ad Practically New — Wa ic o Hear* \WWTC!T — Settled, neat colorTHREE BEDROOM Sanrnrd Jast Call 1821 and ask for Spacious, well constructed mason­ ing Aid. FFaetory Guaranteed. ed woman to stay In home with mother and nine year old Cell 363 or 696-M. Vacuum Cleaner Service * tha Want Ad department ry home, kitchen equipped, nice child for a week or until mo­ rhone 714-J. quiet section, p r i c e d at Sanford Herald ther is well of recent illness. r s rts and Supplies for All Makes — Factory to You — 112,000X0, with term s available. Phone 326-W after 7 p. ra. MonAluminum Including Electrolux. W A N T AD dav and Tuesday.____________ SO Aeres, top notch citrus land, Venetian Blinds s— 1---------------- ---------------- aB aim S B B close in, warm section, $150.00 Enclosed bead. Sag-proof bottom ISA HELP WANTED (Fem ale) 10A per acre. rail with ptoctlc ends. Plastic or a i m s -u n r ad___________ Wekiwa river-front cottage on rayon tapes. Colton or nylea OPERATORS on 1 and 2 Needle largo lot with 275 river fron­ cords. sewing machines. Comfortable GET extra cash for articles to* tage, 96300.00, with terms. Senkarik Glam and Paint Co. , working conditions. Kent Bldgbo loe^jCTnie.^Ft e c e f e w 113-114 West 2nd 8V Phono IX got Commercial St., Thone Seminole Realty 2308 or 1688. ___________ METAL ROOFING rrr T. W. MERO Mine ad. n e b es the eae above W. DIETRICHS 27 Now In Slock. 6-V Crimp —111" ia-B—SALESMEN WANTED—10-B U only 38e per day on our low 5 1SS1 Park A Corrugated— 2W" Corrugated'. WAK'TCI): heal Kstnto' Salrsni'an. day earned rate economy pUn, t i c Gel all Your roofing needs at ygr^day for S days and Me for Write Box 3, ' r The Sanford ACREAGE Sherman Concrete Pipe Co. Herald __________ 80 Acre* tract — 10 ecre* Out West 13th SL Phone 2t89 cleared ............ $40 00 per acre WORE WANTED -11 11> little .paeo *!* I r yenr message beforo our raor* 80 Acres near Oviedo, gC116(M . lloV wlU» Power nrcrr.............. — -... Swim Goggles ................ 1.00 pr. .......................... $80.00 per acre 110.000 readers. TbD 'em to Mower wants mowing, l ’hone 50 Ft. Plastic Hose ......... 2.08 _________ 314 Acres, well located, phone U H . 716-M-4. P a i n t ............................. 2.50 gal. .......................... $23.00 per acre ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS t b e above i-llne ad can be run 2300 Acre*, fenced, $40.00 per acre 310 Sanford Ave. Phono 1321 FAST. Accurate typist desires •40Acres, River front, permanent position. Knowledge fenced, ............ $100. per acre of shorthand. Experienced with 333 Acres, Volusia Conuty, 61 VARIETIES PANELING dictaphone and filling. Write $23.30 per acre P. O. Bo* 1443, Sanford. Native and Foreign Woods ■ a ,* * , 400 Acres, Volusia County, See Them At 14SPECIAL SERVICES —14 $22.30 per acre i s s - .^ .v r 'J .'s .n i Sherman Concrete Pipe Co. Acres, 100 Improved, ORLANDO Morning SenUneL OrOut West 12th 81 Phone 2489 Volusia County, ............ $9,000. lando Evening Star. Call Ralph _ a' ab o v T M n e a< 10.000 Acres, Ranch. $25. per aere Ray. 1193-1. (or yon or • 2.000 Aeres, Ranch Land, 5 PC, BEDROOM $30. per aere Bookcase Rrd, Double Uresser, Special — TV and Radi* W .V you for « s days. 9,600 Acres-Cattleman's Large Mirror, Mattress. (3 Service and Repair* Paradise Price on request.......... year guarantee) Bo* Spring.— Call na aTxmt’ou r grijjBjjis rataa. S1R9.00 PLUS 2 pillows and nno RCA Motorola Salea and Service. Gene’s Texaco Service S t j U B i J Z J f y ( * r -r -f mattress pad absolutely FREE! taST ABT>epartm«t U 11M Sanford Are. Phone J4M m 8:30 a . m . u ntil S :l0 p . 3 ROOM SPECIAL Phono 1129 A. B, Petersou.Broker 3 Piece Dinette Set, 3 Piece Llv. FLOOR SAKDma A Finishing; Associates . A. B. Peterson Jr., urday a Ing Room, 5 Piece Bedroom Oak Doors furnished, laid A fin­ P. J . Chesterton. Garfield Wil­ isertlons wash-day uuciu u m »u I too p.,.m. — liroup with Mattress and Bo* ished. In business sinco 1920. letts. John Meisch, R. W. Wiltha day preceding publication. Springs ......... $293.00 (terma) K. F. Stevens: Itouto 2, Box 227: Hams, A. C. Doudney, Land Sur­ Call 716-R-4 before 7 a. m. or veyor. 8 PC. LIVNG ROOM after 6 p. m. Sofa Bed. Rocker, Chair —2 end ‘ fv jU v m rtis s rs a re recraeated *•’ no- ONLY One left a t this price— Tables, 1-CocxtaiI Table, Two Stanleys Bike Shop Table Lamps. $149.00 Terms. 38,300.00 2 Bedroom Concrete ttty tbe. 310 E. 4th St. Tel. 2434 ‘ ,lyW‘W o «fu E « B ld lltlly / tliw^as Faw *rr~ block. Complete for occupancy ECHOLS BEDDING CO. Bicycle A General Repair. Keya. ada, as r a a Sanford Herald will be In onp week. FHA. Terms. Lawnmowcr sharpen A Service. Corner 2nd A Magnolia Th. 1232 * tor only one Incorrect LOWELL E. OZIER “Bud" Bamberger, Mgr. Plumbing. Kreskv Heating Builder — Phono u u Open Monday tfl 9 p. m. M. G. IlODGES Custom Homes and Florida fo b R C ff to r low coat homes Servtre on All Water Pumps— CONCRETE VELAKA APARTMENTS: rooms, Wells Drilled — Pumps Ready Mixed Concrete. Concrete Buying o r Selling See private baths. H I W. F irst St. Paola Road Phono 7to Block, Sand, Gravel, Cement L. M. PA8S0NB REALTY Concrete Pipe to Meet All Quali­ Complete TELEVISION SERVICE a t 9 Potato, Jcto. 419 A 17-92. RoDnwny u d B a b y B ed e fications. on all makes and models. y V ||k of Booth T il 1423. Phone 2489 C A. WHIDDON, SR. y, w IK Wert P in t SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. Sherman Concrete Pipe Co. Rag. Bool Batata Broker IK MagaoUa Ave. Phono 442 Ota West 13th SL 1U S. Park rh . 1281 Avaloe Apts. Effideacy. Pboo# FHA Financing 423. ______ __ Whether buying or selling, it wili RED-I-MIX CONKIIETE Poe Remodeling and repairs. pay you to foot Grcaso Traps Septic Tanka Nothing Do w d —S m a l l Monthly SEE Seminole Realty tor DeriPJ. W. HALL, REALTOR Window Sills Lintels. Payments able Homea and Apts. Phone IT. * State Bank Building Sand, Rock. CemenLSteel Mortar Sherman Concrete Co. P h o n e1789 MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. •CelMlalS” jruRNT«nEP A partm ent WO P a r t Phone 2489 309 Elm Ave. Phone 1333 Out W rit 13th Ave. ___ . Woodruff ft Singletary RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. Real EaUte SPECIAL AT ,* RATES a ff South City limits Highway 17-01. FOR SALE— 10 Aere Grove. 190* on road. Price $13,000. Terms. Phone 1393-J. P . O. Box 1154. Garage o p t, Good location. 10314 E ast iaU>. Phono 22S-J._______ 2314 Myrtle Ave. New three bed* room block horn home. Total price Desirable one and 1 bedroom opts. . . baths, Would consider $8830. .1V4 Phono 432-W . __________ _ lots or smaller 1home In trade, LARGE APT. on Lake Chart*. Reaionabb it terms. Exclusive Includes S Bedrooms and den lilting. lag. Very reasonable. R. A. Camaroa. 1703 Magnolia—Smsll g bedroom Oviedo. Phono home. Shade trees. Ideal for couple. Total price $4280. Terms g Room Apartment*. By bEortla U desired. . or week. I l l Elm. Phono 2982-w. Robert A. Williams, Realtor S Room Apartment. Ground floor. Rayaaead E. Laadoalet, Associate Apply 312 Palmetto._________ _ Pkoae 1971 Atlantic Bank Bldg. TWO large furnished ooe Bedroom Osier * Weller Hence, Inc. Apartments. Children welcome, Geeoral Contracting nice yard. |M.oo monthly. See • Commercial—C u s to m * Low m anager la Apt, No. I after • p.m. 1I1T P ark Ava. ____ _ AH0" n.“ INI L A R G E furnished Apartment. S ACRES of good Citrus land, Freshly psinted Inside end out. situated near Sanford Country 310 Magnolia. Phone 212. A. X. Club In New Upsala. Asking R ouetter, Florist.____________ 91,400.00. Write to Geo. W. J a r . Haroult Rd. Worcester d. ^ House, Partly furnished. l » l Summerlin Ava. Phono 12TSJ. g Bedroom, nicely f u r n l a b e d NEW Masonry two bedroom home on West S8th S t and MarshaU Apartment. Phone 2104._______ Ave. P rice $7,000. Contact owner. flO T S M B B ftO T ffl! from Navel Base eetrance REAS WPi Cell TOR RENT — Furnished ground •v r duplex. B Rooms and bath. Mrs.. Scott, 21T West llth after 1 p .m . Garage Apartment. Couple only. Phone *001112 Sanford Ava. T V SERVICE CENTER NIX BEDDING MFG. CO. » S !& J ? S K S J fw E • Factory Supervised Sendee Baby Beda and Mattress, Holly­ • House calls 9 a. m. till 9 p. m wood Beds In all types and (All makes and models) sites. Upholstering and slip 112 Mag. Ave. Phone 9400 Covers. IN I Hanford Ave. Phone 501-J. USED PLUMBING FIXTURES. JALOUSIES ft AWNINGS Life time Glass sod Aluminum —Free Estimates—Free instal­ lation—Telephone 1423. Furni­ ture Center. US W. First SL FOR SALE— Fishing W orm sLarge blue wlggler*. Whole­ sale and retail prices. W. E. Donaldson, San Mateo, Fla. Phom B ait 3-4343. 10* H unm an m eat caaaw ith com. pressor, 6' Dairy bar. 4' Cold drink bar, Meat grinder. Elec­ tric meat sllcer, Meat Block A tools, Meat scale A Produce scale, Burroughs Electric Cash Registering Machine, check-out counter A shelving, K. E. Slack, 1009 East 2nd, Phone 1398. FOR SALE CHEAP — varloui ar­ ticles of household goods, fur­ niture. nigs A drapes. Apply third house from Highway Pal­ mira Rd., DeBary, Mr. A Mrs. Baker. NEW AND SECOND HAND BoM JB JE Phone 1113 1001 Sanford Ave. 1NVELOPK8, letterheads, state­ ments, Invoices, head bills, end p r o g r a m s , etc. Progressive Printing Co., Pbona 409 499 Waet llth SL P. M. CAMPBELL General Contractor "Homes of Distinction" Hi-Way 17-92 Pboue 1447 PLUMBING Contract and repair work. Free estimates. R. L Harvey. 904 Sanford Ave. Phone 1828. FLOOR sanding and finishing. Cleaning, waxing. Serving Semi­ nole County atnee 1923. H. M Gleason, Lake Mary. For Better Plumnmg Seo or Call W. J. KING JRY Apartment house on 2999 South Park Phone 39 Ave. Reasonable. Phone Desks and C hain after 5 p. m. TREE SERVICE— Surgery, DePowalTu Office Supply Mossing, Pruning and Itemov* "COLORED ED POLES! We are li119 MagaeUa Ave. Phone BU in Also Spraying. P h o n e q u id atin f Jag the following lots at up. each-------each on easy term s: Lots ELECTRIC Sawing Machine. Like 2. and 3, Block Gj Lota 3 A 4 Newl Call 21&W, or see at Dragline service, Lakefronts A ilo ck .J, West Sanford Sub. 2411 Adams Court. ditching. Estimates given. Phone U . l o t , Block to: Geneva 2494. Orlando 32304. I. B U n k l ; L o t l , Block 12. THE SUPER TRADING POST Sanford 222L On 17*92 Sooth of Sanford art'* Sub." Write 445 BrieAve., MUmi 22- n * . 7 Room* of very fine furniture Quality bulldoxer work and land clearing. J . C. Carpcntrr, l(L Just arrived. Better hurry in. 9. Box 232, Sanford, Florida. Beautiful Bot' gas stove 35.00 Phone No. 2244-X-W. Dinette Porcelain top Bedroom, lutcbeo, LlTlil room. Showor A Toilet, trx o HERE’8 HOW! Walnut fjplah badrm. suit* tfu. » Piece dining room suit* 40X0 Put Shades, Screens and Vene­ Small Maple writing desk 12.30 tian Blinds on YOUR porch da Bo or . Conveniently near De- Large chest 15.00 for the cost of Awnings alono— Bary shopping area sad,.school MatchedCedar end tsblrs-wslnut 0.30 Call 1447 for quotations. bus. gi2,U0.(W Phone Sanford Heavy Walnut twin beds 50X0 REPAIR SEWING MACHINES Trade your /anilturn in an this. Call 1090 or see J . R. Colquitt. * s l e e y 5 n * ! ^ ’cked Iu m L________ US W. 19th SL HA R L E Y-DAVIDSON NO. 61, lag araageo. W weekly. 10U-W. buddyseat, windshield, aaddla■ ■ M H U N D f l Dags, 19,000 actual miles, ExGARAGE APT. Eloctrie rsfrijtsr- CNaflaMUy Adv. Bolln-Haad) ceRent condition. Phone L. O. f a c to r e d la Sanford ta r., Hot Water. Inner-spring Bryan, UU-W. RL 1, West l i t mattress. Q on la. C hita to Bt* -------------a — --------- § t A ftrte Good L u m b e r W ANTED USED REFRIGERATOR - any. make o r ala*. Beat Trade-In allowance in town. See BaggernT st .... BARGAIN! ALMOST N E W - - Smith Corona Portable Typewriter and Lea- T o u r a i f i n g e r t i p s Whether you want a 2 x 4 or a carload of aiding . . . lt’a a t your fingertips . . . ready to bo delivered in a jiffy. Ju st pick up your talephona and call 88. We’ll fill your order carefully with good quality lumber. *” ■ j w* nr yi. Peril, Sold for 9109.53 when -----------new. Wl itU for reasonable offer. Pboo* 917-J after • p. m. US N. Park Ave. jlm m Household Furniture Sale Beginnlng Tuesday May 17 at 10:00 e. m., a t 1011 Magnolia AveM agnolia___ Furniture must A B CONDITIONING -t/S rJ K a f. •<$■ £ 2 2 * £ & Sm fC T W im " H IL L LU M BER & SU P P LY YA R D lu v .M s t. n .ss 13- BOATS MOTORS l i l h SANFORD HERALD Pag* 7 Mon. May 16, 19S5 -IS CLEARANCE SALE ON USED MOTORS 21 Ft. Chris-Craft ‘‘sportsman” . 05 hp engine. Call 289t-W alter o p. m. 1932 — 5 Horse SEA-HEE.A-1 27PlrtlVO 8KRVICK —37 condition ........................ $79 95 BOAT HARDWARE. Bells StanL. Sill—Plano Technician. 1932—3 Horse SCOTT-ATWATER. dard Station. 3rd A Park. Phone L.Thoca Guaranteed Good condition 89.97 2164. Bouto L Sanford. 9134. 7*i Horse MERCURY, -4 4 1 14-1 INRURANCR R e-finished.............. 129.95 1032—5 llor.so SCOTT-ATWATER. Like New! ...................... 105.00. M O t'G MT 0 N I N S UR AN C E 9 HAViSBROl h T1IE FOLLOWING WILL TULL, P h o n e 911 SKIS. WHICH ARE ALSO ON’ ■£<<■ . y 1 tji.f.. * f SALE! ATLANTI C b a n k BlDG 1952-10 Horse SCOTT-ATWATER. DO YOU WISH TO SELL? Rebuilt. Guaranteed. A Meal Yah ha\r tintuccettfully trlM oth#r methods of »e11lnr your ret! at ...................................... 114.29 rRt.Yte. in i* not now time that you follow* |he ex.unple of thou* 10 llor»c JOHNSON with auxiliary eurnl* of inhere, hy f tkitu: .ul\ uit.»uc of the IlnnpborouRh Auc« Preferred Ratra to tank, gear shift. Special 130.00 lion M»*iin (i, which I • l»een pio\rn elnui fo b«i fhe SAFE* Policyholders > AHT*HUHE*KA1H U av to l»uy ntid «el1 Conttct u« flt once lot 1933 - to Horse MERCURY. interview «nd Inspectloa wtthi ui cbllsAtlon; our clients ire our John Wnilamii Inn. Ageacy MARC 20 with auxiliary l>e»l references. 417 Senford AUanUe gss tank ......................... 189.90 24 llow Will you swap? llow will you trade? Your oid motor for a better grade — EVINRUDE! 17- AlITOMOniLEB • TRAILERS ROIISOX Sporting Goods It will pay YOU to see US before 3QI E. 1st SL_________rhone 998 you buy Open Evenings and 21ITM4T AND FOUND —2t Sundays. Easlslde Trailer Salem, F o I'iTs' d - t’arakret. Owner may Palatka, Fla. have hy Identifying and paying TUESDAY. MAY 21— 2:00 P. M. (nr this ail. 2415 film Ave.____ iv ts T vui.L'UIA ICE a.- 8TORAOB CO. in l'l»r*on. 17. 8. lt«c>-. 17; USED CARS FOR SA LE-lfcri*. a n ml .\. nt l»»L*n1 (n ml. .- of r<latk>; #*lllnr «oln* monty. (lit Is O. K.. you can take up at— OFFICE EQUIPMENT —23 msHinr Buftn**;. huiMlnsi. fin* fnulrm*nt. roH glors** lo*k*r». payments. No down payment HAYNES Oflice Machine Co., • uppli*.. also horn*. •• * ilflm rv irurk*. r»n buy ••p*r«f*ly or required '48 Cheverolet ItPfl.OO. Typewriters, adding machines, Aft a Hhole. \\ <«nderftil opportunity for choice investment. •:.2 Buick $090.00. And Many, Sales-Rental*. 314 Magnolia. Ph. TIIUUSDAY, MAY 19— 1:30 r . M. Many Others. Write Box 2(9 HT »•» rKliftIIUIMS, Kit Hl« N R., Wtlson'a (Ium I IfoQBtg tI-ake Mary. After 7 p. m. call e t r ui - t i i r e , I’o t i d t i l o n , 4 b e d r o o m* * 3-bf l t hR, up«tA!rft, a t * 22—KLKCTKIUAI HKRVICKH—22 1777-M.. t r a c t u e d o w n H A i r * . l u r n l h h r d K4»y pAjnientit; ide«l l o c at io n . T VoluTTrneral Elrctric dealer FOR SALE: 1917 n o n eer AU S E(or THURSDAY. MAY 19— 2:30 P. M. TV and Appliances. ST rETER8HVBd. Ill (lh .»(*. X. A II A A|-i» — Bscrn*. t Aluminum, 26 Ft. House Trailer. Sanford Elcctrie Co. t' 1 . 1 *. , apti,, .tirn l .ilroom.. fine Incom*. Iiirpi(h'<t. Reasonably Triced. See Mrs Phone 442 SATURDAY. May 21— 2:00 P. M. llrckham, at U.e oftico of the n a Magnolia Ave. FttUilDAUte. apvUancea, sales W INTHIt rAIIK, $ ! : <*«nttlll(« A t r m o , 9iioit#rn 2 - b r d r n n m h o m e . Sauford Trailer l’a f t t i NAonn r o n e t n i r t t i f i ) , I at ko I••i . m i I m p u t c h A p e d w i t h f u r n i t u r e and acnlcc. G. II. High, Oviedo. or without. I.\«rl!fnt i r e l d r u t l A l f t r c t l o n , f ir ft L e l i e e t b e y o n d Fla. Phone 4131 or 8anford IX—AUTOMOBILE DEALER*—18 U r U n d o c i t y l i m i t s o f f Mi l l s . 1843-W after a n m___________ CARS THURSDAY. MAY 20— 1:00 P. M. 1 Randall Electric Co. rUAMIXOO rOtrrtT, I ’. 8. Il« > . I*. > ml. H ,.f Crn*s r i l y . 4 ml. BOUGHT SOLD TRADED Bendix and Croiley AppUxacea X. ol (M il Town. Ma.onry M>la,.. I.ra* armiml*. fin. Invt.tmcnl. Roy Keel’s Used Cars Y oungstort Kitchcnr Sanford Ave. A llth SL THURSDAY, MAY 20— 3:30 P. M. E)eetrteal contracting and repalra KA.v.M.V KI’ltINItH, U. p. Hwy. I». S ml H, of Old Town. * ml. X. 23- I.AUNDRY BERWICK -2 3 112 Magnolia Ave. Phone 118 of i in,(land. XlrC.inok Uroc.iv .r d T t.ll.r Tark; Ura* around*. *ood lm»in*»». 2 -y »ir old m»(;nry Md*. BEAUTY PAniTuTs '-2 4 One hour Wash and Damp 2 4 SATURDAY. MAY 28— 2:00 P. M. Dry PERlv l)i1' V o iic ^n e v ^ ^a rcIro E ? 41KMVKt.AM> INN In HlBhUnd «'IM. between l.akeUnd end Har­ One hour H Wash and Dry and personality with a person­ low. i.iim # Btrueiuro, |ood condifloiti a tiinlna rooms, bedroontf( Fold alized coilfurel Our skilled hair income property. Finished laundry stylists will rut, shape and wave TUESDAY, MAY 31— 2:00 P. M. Sanilono Dry Cleaning jour hair to givo >ou a "new LAKE KAY HOME—LOT*. M.flon |•<|||nt>•. 2 nil. E of Oklaw.ha look' (or sprlngi Southalde Laundromat and I S. Hwv. 1(1. Ouutindtnc ptop.rtl.i. Id,.I living, join* iio.ilM. K lunch. Eva-IkHH lleauty Shop Smith Hide Food mart Bldg. 199 E a « 23th KL Phone 563 MONDAY, JUNE 0— 2:00 P. M. PATTONA 111:A4*11. n i Kouth Uratidview Avenue. Itarbert Apartnon!*, 'j etory bulldlniie, lan«le< uped Kroundn. corner «*f ISrandMrw \vrt*ue ntid ller\ey Htt«* t; nip* ly funlimited. In the heart nt mi t lb litre, only f«’W * hundred fret front the orr.i n. the World** Ia tiiouR heath and Main iStreet fthopplng center. Jtenta In demand. All Auctlona on premlaea re*ardleue of weather or price; Termt r at n.iirp, free tahli and souvenirs Riven away, \\rlta for daftcriptibe hroihuren. t i rt.uu'Ati �*A W O M A N 'S ^ W O O < IS N E V E C D O N E/* ^ THE SANFORD HERALD G E E M O M /irS > M O M S S IT T IN G C X 7 .V N - CEADtW DO VOU SEE W HAT I SEE* y o u N O rC W A JA lEO I WAS LOOKING UP SOME NEW TO TH E K IT C H E N / P E C IP E S / TE O C lF lC S B E IN G _ STOVE/ y y ' RED| FWOMEET A R C ^ ^ O P E D / ^ ^ — TO W JgC MUSIC BOY ORTH MOT INTERESTED ARTS.' ball LEROY, MAYBE 9 0 -B U T Y U H CAINTT MIT A HOMUH WITH A B U LL FlDOLE OR a paint . BRUSH/ ,___ pX P - *—■ v 'o TRU&/-NOR CAN YOU ACHIEVE . 5YMPHOVJIC ELOQUENCE WITH A LOUISVILLE SLUGGERH NO,OIR-NOT OShTT TRY GUE5S1NQ WMAT THE p it c h e r IS GOING . TOTHROW/ ZARKOV... CALC.' f RINSING SO... J NET TRAPS CREWMAN ARANSAS PASS, Tex. uT—War­ ns. Hampton, 29, waa killed when hL le | became entangled in a net line on a ahrimp boat jreiterday. Other crewmen on the ihrimper Nicke out of Galveaton were una ware of his disappearance for about IS minutes. When the “laxy line," a rope tied to the mouth of the shrimp net, was pulled in, Hampton's body waa found at­ tached to it. OAIB.../ARKOV. CAN YOU HEAR M ir a m v o i r HIS INNER FAR WASN'T CWMAAED THE INJURY MAY BE TEMPORARY.' MtUMWie THESE rtllETS Will see HIM THROUGH 'y J V J M W A FREAK ACCIDtNT N EARKOV'S SOUND LAB HAS RENDERED FLASH v>*» row SHOW DOW N w n «rs rue MATTfRf WHY i* it s o o w n W HIRE f WHAT HAPPfNEOT _ MV HRAD'S < W e L L , S A V SOMETHING TON-61-rrS THI r I’L L T E L L H E Q * EITHED S H E SETTLES D O W M ^ AM O G O E S S T E A D Y ^ WITH ME, 0 9 ELSE I’M r -------- - w a l i t w G o u r/ I T S TIM C 7 W ANOM E HAD A \ LS L ITTLE S E O IO U 3 K y ta lk , o a u u " y y c ; YOU'LL GET LOTS MORE BASE HITS BY BEING READY AND ALERT TO MIT WHATEVER OH. nASM ' RASHMV OARUNO* W ^DCAF Legal Notice THEVRE HEARING AIDS WMCH T UXZ A SCREAMING 1 FIT WTO TOUR EARS UNNOTICED/ ) TRUMPET.' NOW DO TMe BEIT HAS A RADIO VOUJME <_>OU TURN IT DOWN? CONTROL FOR TUNING HIGH OR L* IOW' CAN KXJ HEAR M£. FLASH T : DEAF.' FLASH DEAF.' N O TICK T O B ID D ER S SEALED PROPOSAL!! will bo recelven by tho Oily rn m m leelun of -h« Clly of S enford. Florida, u n ­ til 10:10 a. in. l E a a t a r n S tandard T ltnai na F rida y, th a T anlh Pay of June. A. D. USS. for th e follow. Ing m utlc lpe l Im prnvam ant: CONTRACT NO. 10 — R e-leylng E d itin g Sawara and L ay ln a S a w Sawara — PRO JECT FIVE. All m a ta rla la furnlahad a n d all w o r k parform ad ahatl ba In a c c o r d ­ a n t wllli th a plana, a p arlflratlnna and r o e l r a e t document*. pertain* Ina t " lh a Im provem ent, which m ay ba aaam lnad a t lha offlra nf Robari U. Ana«» a n d Aaaoclataa. Conaultlna Civil E n a ln a a ra and Survayora, Room ! : o lllld ab ra n d l Butldlna. Jackaonvllla. F lo rid a: nr at lha nfflca of t h a c i t y sta naga r, Clly Hall. Hanford. Florida. B lddtra m ay obtain rom plata aala of tha plana and a p arlflratlona r o v a r l n r tha Im provam anl. Includ­ ing Pro p o ia t F orm a to ba aubm lttad In trlp llca ta ; Form of Bid Bonjl r a eu lrad ; form of C o n tr a c t and form of C o n tr a s t P ond ranulrad. by m a k i n g a lt.0 0 p a y m a n t a t tha E nglnaar'a offlra ( C n a ln a a r ha> Ina lh a raid Robari >1. Anaaa and A r r o c l a l r n for ra< h c o m p lria aat Thla p a ym a nt rovara t h r r o r t nf p r l n tl n a and a ia am b lln g a n d la not rrfundabla. A hid bond, prnparly a i r r u l e d by tba blddar and h r a nuallflad auraty; or a r r r l lf l a d n r r a t h l e r 'r r h r . k on a n y N atio nal Rank n r on a Hanford Bank. In a rum not | r - r th a n f i t a «S| p r r r a n t of * Ih r am o u n t bid. m a d r payabla in the Clly of Hanford. Florida, n u n a r r o m p a n y each bid a r a a u a r a n t e a th at In th a e v r n t tha c o n tra c t It a w arde d to Ih r bidder ha will prom ptly e n te r Into c o n tr a c t, fu rnl li th a r e q u ir 'd bond and will r t a r l a c tu a l c n n r lr u i l ln n w ithin ten <tni drye a f ie r racelvln* no. lira. Hhnuld the bidder fall lo a n l a r i l n l o c o n l r a r t w ith th a City within lh a lim e rpeclflrd. ha r h a ll fo rfeit depoelt aa liquidated damagee. All bide ahalt he m a rk e d a nd d e ­ livered a> Inrtrin led In SECTIOX 3 n f the Hpecltli alloue T ba Clly raeervre th a r i g h t to w alva Ir.formalltlee In a ny hid; to reject ar.y n r all bide In whole or In p a r t w i t h o r w ithout aauta; a n d tc a n ap t a n y hi d o r a n y r o n ih l n a t i n n n f h ide t h a t . In tta J u d g ­ m e n t w ill h e f o r t h a h a r t I n t e r ­ nal n f lit* C ity . T h a w o r k i n g d a y a n a r a r e a r y for com pletion' o f th a p r o p n r e d I m p r o v e m e n t . a» w a l l ae t h e Md | . rli.ee. w ill ba u aed In a v a l u a l l n g t h e bide city t 'n m t r l e e l n n o f T h a l.'ily o f H anford . F l o r i d a R y J l a j r r J . I». C o r d e ll A lteetr 11. N. S a y a r C lerk S ta lu la , totho Flctlt!nn» Vemo Pi F lo rid a F la wltt Se.ilon 111 " I Fh tUUe 1IU. T lio m n F. Berry p. si. n i t i r F lctltln u e Name N O T IC E Id IIE R E B T O IV EN t h a t w r a r e r r g a a a d In buelnaee a t A l t a m o n t e H p rln ae, F l o r i d a u n ­ d e r l h a f l r t l t l n u i n a m e T b a R a in K o r a n N u r e a r y a n d t h a t w a In ­ land lo r e g le te r raid nam a w ith Iho C lr f k of th a C irc u it C ourt, b e m l n n l e C o u n t y . F l o r i d a . In a c ­ cor dance. w i t h l h a prnvlelnn of * Y ^ LAST TIME TODAY WORTHS 10 FM UBCTM. TIAOC-MS o \j i C I c u \ r7 RIDE-IN THE A TR LAST TIME TODAY STARTS 7:M I rVIUYCHIU) S : £ s '^ S & T S S r ^ STARTS TOMORROW 1a u u n - n ta liana i f SOLONO, ■ ' 1 CRLLSnCG! IF MV K A IN ROES ANOTHER FLIP-FLOP... AND t BCCOiSe A GENIUS n , Atflhl.e I'LL SIT IN i if* +-~ *7— I TOUCH WrTM J i f Snoooi r NCUD BETTCK Htrc WITH take o u i %p e . v » . « (L^ vONLV (3 COFY... I5 THB ONE WHO rW « U . , G C O F V . . ^ NOW TO U O T A N HX-OETMiUS! ,TT KNOWS HOWTO L L ^ -v feed w n tt VRAM • SS a n * n r s u re FEELS 9000 T O BE MV O W N v h — wy* S i m p l j e , F h u # iX s n jp iD K SrjI? TF ( self a g a in i Fratnre 7:11 • 11:1> PLUS SANFORD LODGE No. a F. * A. M. TUESDAY May 17 Saten Thirty P. M. O f f i c i a l Visit D. D. G- M. R. W. R. R. W right J r. Plana of Trip te Masonic Hope Entered Apprentice Degree A. F . Remaer W. M. F. L. Miller. Secretary Powell s Office Supply Company 110 Magnolia Ava. Ph 98 H o tte s t n e w s in H e u rfio p st V LO O K S U A I ’----- J SH E D O ES N 'T WANT THIS CHCTMBALI jwiqjmu I'M FULL OP AMBITION * TODAY-1M GOING O U T' AND START. VEGETABLES a l w a y s a t a s t e SO m uch b e t t l r WHEN YOU RAISE Y-i----THEM BY YOUR f - S ]— OWN SWEAT ’t f ' r r r anotoil EDOE'S W IFE IS AWAY AND HC3 G ETTIN G U P A L IT T L E CAMft OVER A T HIS h - > -s HOUSE tflfa 'ttU e . •Ma*. tfc , h e s not u p v a f y i ^ h r . d it h e r s 'Ll / / oh OLO GOAT-FACE .r s s s M tf a ( this morning Hu WMFHIN yoGlaarawbat's baaa t e a la (ha auto* W nobUa pictured here, you can aaaily aaa why this baauty ia wiaaiaf rava aoUcaa aoaat to aoaaL Buiak aMfaaara look tha hardtop body daaifo (hat haa baaa growkd tramandoualy in popularity orar tha past aix yaara—aai «mv U ftm 4—n imUmi IN MV , NEWCAR aftm . Siaspiaf Sura—to all outward appaaraaaaa. But it look a Waad at w kiad o t body with whoBy prmdplaa to do it—to briag this Legal Notice i *wifch fh« pitch Jusf by 8*fliahlnino./,li '* CruWn0. You P*ftormanca thrill ofrit! 2°^' G e n e ra l In su ra n c e H. JAMES GOT AGENCY IFWmt il ~ lha » -w faw TS'L,** ~ ■J w l a 3fc 5r it B U Y IN G A CAR? °nd J3( *274P ° - .VL f w i VO. e-w JO T �i f Shop and Save In Sanford W e a ih e ? §>mxfarh IFktr a lft AN INDBPKNtlBNT DAII.T NltWSPAPFN M 8ANFORO, FLORIDA. TUESDAY, MAY 17. 1955 • KcUhHfthtd I90F A m ria M Pnm P a r t l y r t n a d r th rough W e d n e s d a y • 1 th local t h u n d e r s h o w e r s ; little c h a n g e la t e m p e r a t u r e ; h i i h thl* a fte rnoon M -M ; tn« tnnig ht from M U e z t r e m e north la S*74 a * , t r a m * south. I Wirt No. 1*9. CofC Notified SNAAS To Expand Soon It's Up To Residents If They Want Company To Establish In City Correct Craft boat-building plant here, the Chamber of Com­ merce said today. Correct Craft president W. C. Meloon, vice president Walter Meloon and general manager Ted Essenberg visited Strolling _ In Sanford Spokesmen Reveal Soviet Ambassador Agrees To Meeting Richard Holtzclaw, known to many local friends and admirers as “ Dick", mads a guest ap­ pearance today at 1:30 p.m. over WDBO-TV, Orlando, on the Echols Bedding Co. program. His accom­ panist ..as Roger Harris, choir director of the First Methodist Church here. Holtzclaw will appear in concert here at tl» high school auditorium Thursday at 8:00 p.m. 0 under the auspices of the Sanford Shrine Club. • • • Dne to a conflicting date with the ballet recital, Pack No. 18 of the Cub Scoots has changed Ua meeting time this month to Raturday instead of Friday, May 28. • • • A covered dish aupper will be held tonight a t the Sanford Tour* 1st and Shufflcboard Club a t 8 ■©o'clock. The evening will be spent In games and songs. The Sanford Garden Club will meet Thursday In McKinley Hall a t the First Methodist Chnrch with Taylor Brigge as guest speaker. A covered disk luncheon will bo held for this last session of the season. * Man Found Guilty In Butcher Slaying Of Young Brother NEW YORK ID—A 14-year-old man, released after 10 years in a >P hospital for th* criminal insane, has been found guilty of first* degree murder in the butcher knife (laying of his 2-yearold brother a decade ago. A Bronx County }ury deliberated two hours yesterday before re­ turning the verdict against William Oliver Jr. The Jury made no re* commendations of mercy. A firstdegree murder conviction carries a mandatory death sentence. •w Oliver admitted ha killed his little brother aa the child slept, end then set fire to the bed. He was 14 at the time. After pleading insanity, he was committed to the Matteawan State Hospital for the Criminal Insane Last iaD he was pronounced legally sane and was returned to the Bronx to stand tr ia l Testifying at his tr ia l Oliver ^ a lm ly told the all-male Jury that •Jme killed "to get even with my mother, who was persecuting me." He also said he intended to HO six other members ei his family. BERLIN (JA-A U. 8. spokesman announced today that Soviet Am­ bassador Georgi M. Pushkin h u agreed to meet with the Big Three Western envoys Friday to discuss East Germany’s new high taxes on trucks s-ipplylng Wes' Berlin. The ambassadors of the United States, Britain and Prance will meet with Pushkin in his office In E ait Berlin. The three Westerners had proposed the meeting la • letter April 11. The Western ambassadors elaim the Communist taxes are a viola­ tion of four • power occupation statutes which guarantee free ac­ cess to Allied West Berlin. Althou h the West has given West Germany Its sovereignty, the oc­ cupation continued in Berlin. The Communists imposed the levies April 1. contending the money is needed to repslr the three highways leading through the Soviet aooe to West Berlin. Mother .Of Three To Get Deserved Degree A t College LINCOLN, Nab. (fV-Mrs. Viola Sederburg is going to get her A. B. degree from Nebraska Wesleyan this spring snd a right well earned ona it will be. Mrs. Sederburg, mother of three children from 7 to U years and wife of a Weslsyau professor, will hava credits from eight colleges applying oe her degree. Before her marriage she studied a t Luther College, Wahoo, Neb., and an Omah* business college. After aha married M. E. Seder­ burg, she studied at Black Hills Ts a chars College in South Dakota, University of Omaha, Univarslty of South Dakota, Drake Univer­ sity a t Des Moines, University of Nebraska and finally at Wesleyan as her husband continued his stud­ ies and his teaching. Sha herself ia a third-grade teacher here. AUTOPSY IS PLANNED FOR SIAMESE TWINS DETROIT CD — Physicians at M l Carmel Mercy Hospital today planned aa autopsy o s Siamese twin girls who died last night le u than a day and a half after they wara boro. Dr. Gian E . Hauae aald Indica­ tions were the babies died of reO ra to ry and circulatory failure. Knowland Says Mr*. Richard Herring, 87, moth­ e r af tha twins, said " I am thank­ Will Veto Increase ful that I da have two normal WASHINGTON W-Aesi. Know, ehfldraa at home." The fatlmr ia land (R-Calif) predicted anew alb • «pr a conferee** with President El•dbenhower today that the chief ecutive win vote the bill to crease the pay of about half a mil* lion postal workers by aa a v e ra fi of 8.6 per cen t Knowland, tbo Ssamb can leader, declined to lay e r the President told him or In­ dicated that e vote will be forth­ coming. “ 1 predicted tbe rtbu- day feat ^ n y bill over T.8 p ar cent wartd H o t meet with procidentia' - & • e l " Knowland said. He declared be still la by that forecast Ike the city yesterday to inspect three possibk sites for the plant. They were “ scry much impressed" with c lakefront location, the Chamber pointed o u t The boat firm presently has plants at Titusville and I’uiecas tie. Because of heavy demand, Correct Craft al-o has a Jackson­ ville company building boats on a contract basis. Correct Craft listed seven re­ quirements for building the new plant. The requirements- however, are “not hard and fast rules," but are subject to negotiation, tbe chamber aald. The requtrementa: 1. Correct Draft would require at least 30 aeras of land, reason­ ably level and above the extreme high water level at any time, welldrained and auitable for a factory site. The property ahould be on sheltered water with a channel not less than five feet deep. U not bordering on, it ahould be very close with access to both highway and railroad facilities. This pro­ perty is to he mads availsble by deed and is to ba tax-free for at least 20 years. 2. The local community would be expected to make available by Us banks, or local business men who would be Interested in investing money, to build a plant aa apeclfled by Correct Craft of not less than 8100,000 value which would be fi»a«wd qvfg ga jiaaro. on not more than 8 and one-ball per cent Interest. (CXrrect Craft hae already been approached by other communi­ ties with a like proposition for furnishing the land and suitable factory building, the Chamber said.) 8. Correct Craft would aspect the local citlsens to purchase at least 1180,000 of its preferred stock, paying a dividend of 6 per cent per year. This (lock will giva tba local citizens an opportunity to participata in Correct Craft’s growth and to benefit from Ua profits. 4. it would he necessary for the local city government to see that adequate city water Is available to the plant to pass tha insurance underwriter's requirements f o r minimum insurance rates. I. Correct Craft would aspect a hard-surfaced road suitable for employes and visitors to get to and from tha plant. 6. Parking spies outside the 80 acres should be provided for at least ISO to 800 automobiles. 7. Adequate power by a major power company must be made available to thla property. Tha company officers were shown tha sites by Chamber represents lives, and th# plant was discussed a t a luncheon meeting attended by local bankers and representatives of Sanford In d ustries, Inc.; Sanford Industrial Board, tha Chamber, and tha Junior Chamber of Commerce. The lakefront property which made a favorable Impression Is city-owned and adjoins that (C mHa a i l *a Page 8) >r ■--“ A Will Receive Bids if vfcfrm* -m. DANIA ur—Tbe. stele tn rx u — authority will receive bide J a m • W qr the first two fradUag Jahe H b e Mia m i-fort turnpike. This wee reported yesterday ad Sts authority's And the Legislature at itructun of a state tang bom Miami 8e tbe J * area. ttdS ■■■’sr-A Ma where right el way m w c iw i m c o r o r m at u « cu ? WIBim . Th* mm wtUk w— ra p m i rawtUr. iMstt n iw le am 9— * rn m i C M «r !* * • t o to be ofaUleai futeUjr, m SJ Turnpike Officials Prompt Passage Foreseen Dick Holtzclaw Is Interviewed By O ld Friend By CIIARI.IE MORRISON One of the interesting phases o< WASHINGTON i.P-Sen. Hill fDThe Chamber of Commerce v.a* notified late today that working on a papt:r «uch as oura Ala) said today then: la "absolute­ tlie Sanfonl Auxiliary Naval Air Station will remain in San­ ;s that >o.. rtl.rng different kcepa ly no question" but that Congress ford and will expand in the near future. popping up all Ihe time Although would quickly approve President Senator Cicortfe Smathers. in a telephone call to William the writer ui this iirm Is primarily Eisenhower's request for 28 million Kirk, who wa* his campaign manager in the last election campaign iiifmmrd him th at six an sdveiUsing solintor or sales­ can’t additional squadron* a*ill he sent man trying, each day, to persuade afford the shots. h eir, h u k related the information the merchan's of our fair city to Hill voiced reservations about the call lo our readers atirnlion tha to the rhamlicr. administration's new 11-point pro­ merits oi the commodities they The action t ame »« * dicect re­ gram for voluntary allocations and sell, he never knows, when he tail of a chamber delegation’* ac­ check* in al 8:00 o'clock a m.. just controls over distribution of the tivity in Washington. The dele­ "hat the day will bring forth Salk polio vaccine. Secretary ot gation had walked for month* to Welfare Hobby outline*' that pro-' lake, for example, the assignm -ura enlargement of the ba-e gram to the committee yesterday menl handed inc by lb. boss late ard additional personnel, a* well after it had been approved by tbe a- a promise that the base would .Monday afternoon. "Charlie", said President. 1Fred Perkins. “ You know Dick irm uin in Sanford. Hill said the program "very Hie 38th annual Florida ConMany hlve circulated llolzlelaw very well, don't you?” clearly" was not "detailed or fcrcncc of Social Welfare war licit ,|unns pit»t month* Hut the base j When I replied affirmatively, for definite." I I have known Dick many years, at the Uiscaync Terrace Hotel in would either be doted or it, oper- ills- boss asked me if I oiiltl mind Committee Democrat! indicated Miami on May 11-14 with four Sanation severely curtailed. interviewing Dick and vvritin* JIM 8IIIHI.KY by their questions and comment! As a result of these speculations, something about him that might bo (Staff Photo)', f o r d representatives attending. at yesterday'! hearing that they arc far from sold on the adminis­ They were Mrs. Troy Ray, super- the Chamber sent the delegation to of interest to the readers of The ★ ★ ★ ★ . ... , „ ,, Washington to bring t< the alien- | Herald, in view of Ihe lact that tration's plan to make aure, by visor of the Stale Department of |jo(1 of Klor(da |caui«liv«* dele- I Dick was scheduled In ap|>car in voluntary methods, that supplies Public Welfare Service in Seminole saUon gallon ami and lo In Ihe the Navy ollicials the concert here Thursday n ght a' the of the still-scarce vaccine get to County; Mrs. Sidney Ives 111. Miss advantage of expanding the base. High School auditorium under the the most susceptible age groups Joyce Hetrel, and Miss Martha Senators Smathers and Holland auspicict of the Sanfonl Shrine in rifficien* quantities and that distribution Is carried out cqultaWight, all social workers of the and Congressman Syd llcrloiig as­ Club. sured the delegation that they County Department. bly. Of course, I wouldn't mind! One The theme of the conference was would do everything they could In of the ioo»t delightful personalities “ Human Service, Human Rights, urge the Navy Department lo take it haa been my pleasure to meet some positive action. They made during a rather varied, long life­ and Human Responsibility", arrangements for Ihe delegation to time ia that of Richard (Dick) Workshops were held with many Jim Shirley, Sanford Cardinal outstanding speakers and (earlier* talk with high Navy officials and HolUlaw, knovvT In professional utility nmn, was released by tin* including Dr. Kurt I’elser, director to explain (o them the purpose of circles as Richard Wentworth the possessor of one of the finest local baseball club today, accord­ of Foodfaro Foundation, Miami, their visit. Realizing the economic asset of dramatic bass-baritone voices in ing to an announcement made by who spoke on “ Human Response” ; LONDON UA—Braving a cold business manager Jay Walter. Misi Virginia MrlnUre, assistant the base to the .Sanford area, the opera and concert. So out to 815 blustery rain, 50,000 Londoners Tha Houston, Tcxai, Buffalos, director of service in military with Chamber armed forces committee, Elm Ave. where Dick U staying half filled huge Wembley Stadium who held hia contract, released the American Rrel Cross In Atlan­ under the chairmanship of State with step-father, Mr. C. L. Mat. last night to hear Billy Graham him simultaneously. ta, Ga.; Dr. llruco W. Alsparh, Rep. Mark Cleveland Jr., has been thew, I hied and ho'd to the subject preach. The same size crowd had Shirley slated in ■n exclusive psychiatrist. Miami, who spoke on active for several months in doing of this assignment. attended the opening In Ihe sta­ Interview with The Herald this ''Understanding Human Behavior"; everything possible to bring about "How’s your throat, Dick?” was dium Saturday night of hia one- morning that he hopes to sign Mrs. Clari Pennock, director of an inrrcusrd operation at the air the first question asked him after week London cn,. ids. with another Florida State I.esguo soela! science at Vassar College in station. 1 shook live righth and that has "This is the greatest Monday team for the remainder of the New York stale, who spoke on Kmatbcrs toll Kirk that the pullrel in many a fish in lakes night crowd In the history of my season. Ha will contact the Or­ "Citizen Participation for Human Sixth Naval Distrlrl had anuunne- hereabout. Dick assured ms that ministry," the American evange­ lando CB’s this afternoon in hopes Service” ; Dr. Florence Syti, school ed plan* lo_. send six composite h# had mads a complete recovery list s i Vi in JhViQv. tribute to his o* ao*‘il /vork Tulnae University, squadrons to the base. Imdmli-d from the attack of voice faliguo hardy audienca. "If this wtflMw N eir Orleans; Dr. Karl (,. Kooa, in Ibis h« said, will be tbs that had caused tha postponim-nt had happened to ns At the Uma of his release, Jim professor of social welfare, Flor­ Sevinlh and Eighth Fleet Air of ths concert scheduled last States, there wouldn't was hitting J180 In the FSU He ida Stale University and many Squadrona and tbe blind Heavy month. "Tell me something about of people here." yourself. Dick; where and when baa been used a* a pitcher, first Others. Attnrk (iioup. Graham wore a ralncoatf and baseman and right fielder with These squadrons wdl be trans­ you staited your musical career*' T here were also many agencies ipoka from under a canvas can­ tha Carda thla year. and organizations present to repre­ ferred fimn Norfolk and Patuxent was my next conversational item. opy. Most of his listeners p ik ed A native of Tuscaloosa, Ala., sent sendee lo tvople in need who River, Md. Tbe groups will com­ “Well, Charlie, you ran a rather in tba open or huddled undir um­ Shirley played organized ball with are unable lo meet their problems prise approximately 110 officers comprehensive story about that tome time ago so I would rather, brellas and n e w s p a p s d since Carrollton, Ga.. of the Georgia- witlumi such services. aod HUll enlisted men. if you don't mind, tell you of my there are few covered sections in Alabama league in 1U4U and 1050. Private agencies were represent­ plans when I leave here, next the stadium. In four years of service ball with ed including the Catholic Charities, month." Hundreds came forward when the Alr Force, he participated in Family Service, Children's Bureau, So here's what It in the immedi­ Gral am asked for "decisk is for two World - Wide Air Force tour­ Salvation Army, Lutheran Haven at ate future for Mr. Holtzclaw. He Christ." One crusade officii esti­ naments. The Johnson Air/Force Slavla in Seminole County slid mated the total at over 2,fX>. Rate team In Japan, of which he many others. nAI.HOA, C. 7. t—Eyewitnesses will open on June 13 In the Star­ waa a member, won the All-J»prevealed today that officials of the light Theatre, in Swop Park, Kans­ an and All-Far East titles in Panama Canal /one look special as City, Mo. in "Naughty Mariet­ rare wdh the firs Soviet ship lo ta". followed hy "liahes In Toy1054. pass through Ihe waterway since land" and then “ Desert Song", tutu. They pul armed U. S. Army which, hy the way, was the very same vehicle in which he opened TAtPEt. Formosa id)—Ni lonal NEW YORK i.P — A 4 y esrald sentries aboard for the eight-hour the 7500 -eat house exactly five trip. 1st officials saw nothing tod y but girl was found lead—apparently evil purpose In the renewe offer suffocated—in an unused refriger­ The Russian ship was the years ago. Next will come a (wo Byrd Marshall, newly elected ator in the basement of her Bronx freighter Taganro;., which sailed weeks' engagement with the Pitts­ by Red Chinese Premier Cl u Eninto the Pacific Sunday with a burgh Light Opera Company, after lai to talk with Ihe United States president of the Florida Jaycees, home last night. cargo of Cuban sugar destined for which Dick will rejoin the New on easing tension to tha Ffmosa will ba preaent Friday at the Elks The child, Maria llrrnantlex, area. Club to Install new officers of the had been missing 3'k hour* when Russia. The vessel had been an­ York City Opera company for tli« Foreign Office spokesm* and ■Seminole County Jaycees. Preced­ her mother Virginia found her chored off Cristobal since Tuesday fall season opening in September, the government Informal! i bu ing the ceremony a supper will body. TIi# father, Louis, took the while her captain wailed Air the This will begin bis ninth year with reau said Chou aimed tc drive he served with activities schedul­ child to a hospilal, where emer­ Soviets lo wire him Uie JJi.oouo the company and his 17th season. (Excuse me, please, folks . . . one canal toll. the United States from th* West ed to get underway at 7 p. m. gency treatment w-s unsuccessful. of my valued accounts just plmncd em Pacific, with abandonr >nt of Welbom Daniels of Clermont, Authorilics nrdrre-J an autopsy lo that Iw had an ad hsi wanted lo WATER SHORTAGE ON support for Nationalist Cl ia on newly elected Fourth District vice confirm the cause of death. TOKYO ID—'Hie annual summer run tomorrow, so HI tell you tome Formosa as the first step president, will also be on hand as Police sought to d e t e r m i n e water shortage is on and “opening more about Dick HolUclaw tomor­ ." In other words," said m In­ a guest of tha rluh. whether Ihe girl crawled into the a water faurct now brings only a row. Sc* you then!) formation bureau spokesm i, "the Jaycees and their wives are Chinese Communist! r a n t total urgad ta attend and members are refrigerator alone and tha door gurgling •mind" in H.fioo Tokyo closed on her, or whether she was American surrender in the ormo- asked la call 1878 to make reivr- locked In while playing with other homes, Asahl Evening News said. It said city officials describe the sa area aa «ha price for pei s. vatlona. children. shortage as “hopeless." FISHERMEN CATCH COI fETR TALLAHASSEE in — A HoUSO ELMIRA. N.Y. Ift-F D irmen Wrong subcommittee U xlmlying a bill Frank Ames and Royca Am U can which would provide funds for pertaot their horna about this :atch: Mon xons Injured by motorists from two s h i n i n s - playable srneta SCHENECTADY N.Y. Wv-The whom they can't collect damages. aaared la the Chraung R er. man, born In Germany, studied The measure, introduced by Rep. Ihe letter curiously. It was written The offirvrs of the Hrminols Cobb of Volusia County, was re­ In English. Surely, he thought the High School Hand for ths 1U55- ingv of xiipctior, H wax broughi ferred In subcommittee by Ihe out by director Ernest Cowley. sisters could translate it. ill school year w nu announced Individuals receiving superior Houxe In-uranrc Committee after So ha headed for St. Joseph's at Use weekend trip to State Con­ ratings for solos were Bob Iteely, it heard John Duffy of St. PetersConvent, stopped at the psroehisl test in Jacksonville .with Jos piano; Eva Jean Coficld, clairi- burg describe It as "the fmext school by mistake and rang the Fisher heading tbe group as cap­ piece of humane legislation ever ball is front—Just as In the father- tain and Faye Ashley serving ax net; Pvtsy Ilaughl, tympani; and proposed." »■ , . j Bob Rcely, student conducting. land. head girl officer, first lieutenant. The brass sextet can-ixting of Dii'fy, who said he is a former Seventeen firemen rolled up In Insurance agent, was the only wiU Ollier* are operations l i t It. six trucks. The trembling man told Larry Burney; drum major, 2nd Joe Fisher. Leslie .Smith, Sue ness heard by the committee. Deputy Chief Thomas Mesney how Lt. Robert Armstrong; secretary, Hayes. Hubert New*on, Joyce Milam snd Larry Burney were rW L he made the "terrible mistake” 2nd Lt. Grace Dugger; first as­ ■i ; ‘ of tending tha alarm. Meany sistant operations, 1/ Sgt. Boh awarded a superior rating. Receding excellent in solos and briefed him on how fire alarm Reel); historian, s l u yY*ij 1/SSgt. But ensemble* were Olivia Giddens, boxas looked. Hayes; second aslstant opera flute. Sidney Vihlen, trumpet; n ta letter wee forgotten la the TALLAHASSEE If-H om e rule tions, S /S g l Larry Payton; assis­ Bonnie Robison, student conduc­ furor. tant librarian, S/Sgt/ Joyca Mil­ ting; Palsy Haught, xylophone; plant for both the rltlez and tha .i « am; bead majorette, Sgt. Carol and the trombone quartet com­ counties are on the House calen­ *x. DILL WINR APPROVAL AUSTIN, Tex. lift—A bill to re­ Nutt; drill mailers, Sgts. Bill posed of Ronnie Robison, Richard dar for floor action. The House Constitutional Amend­ strict below-eost grocery aalea won Hexamer, Leslie Smith, G co iv Tison- Joyca Milam, and Bruce ments Committee unanimously ap­ approval of the Texas Senate's Anderson, J. D. Stone; outstand­ McCoy. Commenting on the activities, proved a proposed amendment last Slat* Affair* Commlttea yester ing freshman, Cpl Dickie Roun­ Cowley stated, " I am proud of night which vould transfer to tha day. Tbe MO, already passed by tree. Returning from the 18lh annual tha record our band made at con­ county commissions the law mak­ the State House of Representatives would allow below-eost sales but Florida Bandmastars* Stata con­ test. On the trip tha students’ act­ ing powers for county government. If adopted by tbe Legislature and would require that quantities per test In Jacksonville Thursday ions and discipline were wonder­ and Friday, tha SHS band was ful. The thing that counts is tha approved by the voters In the 1858 customer be unlimited rated excellent In sightreading, spirti with which the members general election this proposal would excellent In drill, and good in con­ entered tha conlesL It usually eliminate much of tha l.-wmaklng "GESTURE OF FEACE" BELGRADE, Yugoslavia UR-A c e rt This waa the first time ia taka* a band several trips to for counties by local bills of th* 13-man dalegatloa from the West six years tha band was eligible state to rat* a superior In all stata Legislature. 11m proposal for city home ru b , German lower bouse of Parliament to attend. Only top banda in tbo events. For thsir first trip, 1 baa arrived bere. Tbe visit la “ a slate may participata and it ua- think the band did a wonderful backed by the Florida League o l gesture of pcaes and raconclla- ually take* several y e a n before Job and thank* to evtryoaa who Municipalities, won a spot on tha two * baad attain* U* higbeat rat« City Represented At Social Welfare Meeting In Miami Shirley Released By Sanford Club, Cold Rain Fought Waller Announces By Brave Audience Eyewitnesses Say Extra Care Taken Nationalist Hcids Girl Found Dead See Evil Purpose Jaycees Will Have In Refrigerator Installation Friday Bell Rung, Gets Lesson Group Studies Bill To Provide Funds Joe Fisher Is Selected Captain Of SHS Band For 1955-56 Year m *T»^j<l j**. A Sen. George Smathers Says Six Additional Squadrons To Arrive Home Rule Plans Ready For Action � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 16, 1955; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/8000c1edb2115c1fcab297dbf415c31c.pdf ba231bc6bdd0cc842460fb528a8673f3 PDF Text Text • - BEFORE A N YW H ERE C U T O N D O TTED U N I . . . U SE T H IS C H E C K L IS T HOMES consider and G. E. K IT C H E N compare i i 0 . 1 . Refrigerator 0 . R. Rang* 0 . E. Diapoull 0 . E, Dishwasher (t-bath honeaX 0 . E. Automatic Washer (t-bath home* Formica Counter Top*—One piece and n il edgn Large Kitchen*—Adequate Cabinet Space *, these features dtam a. Many and varied flo o r F lo a t' Varied Elevations Varied Roof Llaea Varied Front Doon Varied Color Combinations Large Plots Shrubbery Spr igged Front and Bide Tarda Carport and Screened Porch Vinyl Plea tic TO* Floor* S Citru* Treee per Housei Valencia (Lat*X Pineapple (Bariy) Plak Grapefruit Kusaquat FOR B EA U TY V in k Doon Vinyl Paint Roof — TQe or Built-up l Venetian Blind* FuB Ceramic TO* Baths Exterior Brick SOk FOR C O M FO R T Furred and Plastered W alk Insulated Ceilings Magic Chef Heater — W!th Nutone Kitchen Fan FOR C O N V E N I E N C E : * «*• i w i i i«w « w w i (bJdtivnwoUL fliw v — i i �n 3Th£ Shop and Save In Sanford • KwtabHahed 19 0 * VOLUME XLV1 AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER S A N F O R D . F I jO R IP A . Iz r a il* n This U the day for which the Stroller has lone been awaiting; Friday the 18lh! Not a bit superatltloua la the Stroller who walk* ■nder ladder*, breaks mirrors and permits black eats tn cross in front of him, without fear or Ire pidation. So all day today, the Stroller will remain In bed. com­ pletely and irrevocably defying the Fates. Who’s superstitious7 Not the STROLLER! • • • The Junior High Sprin* Frol­ ics- will ba presented today at 8 p. m. a t the school auditorium. The program will feature mixed voices of th# seventh and eighth grades along with apecialty num­ bers and dance, Between scenes selections will bo furnished by the Junior High Bend. Sponsored by the P-TA, the production Is being directed by Mra. W. G. Fleming. • • • Here’s one you may have read before, but The Stroller enjoyed it in the American Legion Msgsslnei — **1 have prepared a ter­ rific selling point to insert in our circular advertisement” the man­ ager announced to hit advertising staff, “but.how can wa get every married woman in the city to read this mesaagoT" "That’* almpte,” apoke up one of tha group. *Juat address all the letters to m 9 • Tha swlaiwtlag pool at tha Mayfair law will open Sunday mom fag Mr members of tha Saaford Bath sad Tennis Club. s i D ' 8 Teachers Hired For New Pine Crest Elementary School Sight faschera were hind for tha new pine Crest Elementary School and Bouthsldo Primary School at yesterday's meeting uf the Seminole County school board. Tb« mooting was held in superin­ tendent R. T. Milws'a office. Teachers hired were: Miss Vir­ ginia R. Booth, Laka Worth*, Mrs. Georgia H. Booth,, Sanford: Mra. Margaret M. Bnran, Sanford; Mrs. Polly 8. Daniels, Mobile. Ala.; Mra. Hilda W. Davis, 8anfordj Mrs. Martha Y. Smith, DeLand; Mra. Mary M. Walter, Lake Monmet and Mica Margaret A. Wilaon, Sanford. Completed plana for the eddltion of throe elementary rooms to tha Oviedo ochool ware ap­ proved and forwarded to tbo state department at Tallahassee tor final approval Tha new board meeting will be held May M, when bids on buses and gas tanka will be opened. Board members Inspected the pragma at the Pine Crest school following yesterday's meeting. Goldsboro Students To Register Sunday Mlu Ti ». RaM, principal of Goldsboro Elemaotary School has aiked all parents of children who will ba sin yean aid on or before Jan. 1, 19M, to bring tha chil­ dren to the school's assembly room Sunday at 2 p. m. for en­ rollment and a ehack-up. Dr. G. H. Storks and a nurse will ba on hand to give immuni ration and boaster abate. Parents are 91*o asked to have their child's birth certificate to verify EAfTHAMPTON, Mast. Wil­ fred Robert lus a shack near the town dump where he stores sal vsga metal Yesterday his dag brought e piece of neat tram the •iump to toe (hack. Ike meat was w appal ta smealdarieg paper. It set (ire If grass wear tha stack a ad tha blase *reed to toe structure, the deg fire ■ 'Lt , A tw iiflilw l P r t a a I^ a a a d W irt No. ISfi. U.N.Command Sends Protest Dr. Terry Bird. County Health Officer, said today he does not believe the delay in Riving the second shot nf Salk polio vaccine to Seminole County school children will cause the initial shot to lose its effectiveness. "One shot gives children a certain amount of Immunity," Strolling In Sanford * F R ID A Y MAY IS , 19SS Health Officer Doesn't Believe Delay Will Hurt to Weather' Clear to ptrtly rlnudy Through Saturday with widely sratirrrd aflrrnnnn thunrirrxhna rr* nnrth portion: little ih an ff In temperaturn. high thi* aftrrnnon 53-M immediate roasts. Premier Scelba Attack Sets Out Clearing Charged By Group Strife In Party Reawakened Fear Sends Vietnamese Fleeing From City DeBary Methodists Organize Sunday Civil War Soldiers Kept Powder Drier Than Counterparts he said. “The other shot works. more or le u , as a booster." Had the State Health Depart ment n >1 ordered health units tn postponc*the second scries of \aclltirilO N G Nnrth Indochina B ROME ,1* — Premier Mario Incident Is Said cinations, the shots would have Scelba M-l about clearing up strife -Hundred* of Vietnamese fled in been given in Seminole County sharply reawakenril fear today as in hi* party today to save his 13Premeditated Act i Conimuniot Negro scnools today and in white V I * • m I n h troop* month old government. Ml’NSA\\ Korea (/P)—The matched in h occupy thi* big poit, schools next week, Dr. Bird add­ Hi* day in olfirc was continued ed. lad night when tin- new Italian f . N. rontnmml in a prute-G , -urrcmtrred by the French after lie said no rases of polio have President, lift-inclined Giovanni tn (lie Military Armistice !)2 years of colonial rule Yictminh army sound trucks, been reported in the CoCnty, Grime 111. ic . clod hi* resignation. tVntmin.etini today charged Florida Is one of 10 states with, By custom, premiers always sub­ a n "imjirnvotit'd" n 11 it r k | ' oving ahead of grim Rod so'dicra the highest polio rate, Dr. Bird mit a resignation lu a new presi- Tuexduy by (’ o ni 111 ti n i * t -ImuMering rifle* with fixed !r.,jiw nef*. blared to the city's p.'ople a revealed. Including the week end­ INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS was held yesterday al Sotrihslde School for Ihe 19.'!>-ri(i | dent. ing April 30, a total of 1J1 cases school venr Installed were (left to right) Dint. Gustave IlnniherRer. president; Mrs. F. I>. Gronehi'* e l » e t i o n April Mill’s on American Sabre chilling order: Scott, flrwt vice president; Mrs, V. Atkinson, treasurer: Mrs. Velma Mitchell, second J29 racked Serlba and hi* renter let* "wrt.e clearly aver inter­ "Ever; person who collaborated had been reported in the state. with the French and Vietnamese Meancewhiie, in Washington. vice president: and Mrs. Ralph Wight II, secretary. .Mra. Curtis Lavender, historian, was | coalition government. Although l!ir national waters.” Surgeon Gen. Leonard Steele said not present. (Stafl Photo) new President i* a member of thr P eip in g radio broadcast a force* inu-t report immediately ta / nothing has developed to threat­ Premier's Christian Democratic ft>w h>iur* latvr I’nmmtniisl China'* ( tlie nearest Polish station." en “ ultimata success" of the vac­ parly, he advocate* bringing more assertion that the Sabre* had “in­ News of the order, first heard cination program, and Its suspen­ ielli»t< into the government. Scelba truded aver northeast Girina." The | in the northwest part of the city, sion will be lifted "momentarily" had harked another randidate. Beds’ official People's Daily said, spread quickly Hundreds of Viet­ for the Park, Davis it Co. vaccine. Srclba’i retention of the premier "Tuesday's incident wa* a premed­ namese si reamed to Iho Haiphong dock* in a iast-minutc rush to Schecle gave a report tn the ship was assured hv statement* itated net of aggression." House Banking Committee whose of continued support Wednesday The U. N. pralest and Peiping flee Bed rule. members indicated thhey were from (tie two minority parties in rail in alto Oi*puled on Insic* In Mo*l were Vietnamese' who ap­ parently had wavered on making rcesedey to whip out any new hi* coalition, Vice Premier Giu­ the eight-minute air battle. seppe Saragat’s Right-Wing So laws that might be helpful. The U. N. protest said the Sa­ their choice to Bee or to try to Hv SANDRA DUNN nalisli and the Liberals, The latest government report bres, ■ Backed "sonic 53 miles live under Red rule. Herald Staff \\ rller showed M vaccinated children southwest of Simiiju . , . were "Today for many persona is what the Idea of March had been stricken with polio, out obliged "to defend themselves and SINGAPORE If) — American of an estimated five million who newsman Gene Symonds. of Day* were to Ceaser". In other words it is Friday the 1,1th. ltut in mi doing destroyed two or more have received the serum. MIG airerafl win In sustaining nn Ion. Ohio, died today of Injuries this year we can nil brenthe h siv.h of relief. There is only one. losses." sustained in ■ continuing wave of Today hundreds of mnchine-aRc Americans shy away People's Daily said one Sabre rioting touched off by demonstra­ from Judders, and black rats, throw salt over their shoulders, Jet wa* shot down and two were tions supporting a bus strike. Two knock on wood, jinglo rabbit fo-t other persons were killed -and at and charm* In their poeket* and The Methodist Church In De­ damaged. It called the U. S re­ least 38 injured in the violence, turn white over tha breaking of teen Against Every Friday the nary will be organized In nervier* port of two Mills downed and two 13th and rnda It* luncheons with probably destroyed a "brazen wil­ which began yesterday. a mirror; but moat of all they salt throwing and mirror break- Sunday *1 4 p. ni. which will l>c ful perversion of the truth.” Symonds, 29, United Tress man­ fear Friday the 13th. rondurted by Dr. Paul Fletcher, Ir.g ceremonies, It *ald, "Chinese figtiter* rose ager for Foutheast Asia, died in di*trirt superintendent of the Or­ LEXINGTON. Mo. CD-Civil War This t* probably ona of tha "Black rata are encouraged to lando District of Methodist Chur­ lo intercept them ithe Satires) and AMES,-Iowa (JT—An Iowa State a hospital this morning, 13 hours soldier* apparently were belief most widely feared auprrstltlons shot down one and damaged two. adept at keeping attend". College dean, prilled for having after he suffered head injuries. ches. their powder dry These are Ihe facts." the "atudent interest at heart/* Hospital officials said he never re­ in the world. Many propla aay l’nstor of the rhurrh Is I.t.Cdr. Ilian their modern eoimterparle the superstition stalled many In llw protest the U. N. Com­ was honored with a new Cadillac gained consciousness. I.c*lii> E. Lewi*, stationed «l Sonwho reenacted the 1801 Battle of year* ngo when the Christian* as­ by bit students last night. fold Naval Auziliary Air Station mand rhargt-d the HeJs were "rn- Lexington w derday. French violence flared today in sociated Friday a* the day CUrUJi deaiortng In utilize" Korean base* M. D. Hejaer. d e u of a tad a* * « ,* of K •vlf’N M. It- t u hi i.Yd Like tlie original engagement be­ rioting by 3,000 wa* crarffird and that then* i*, affairs and a member of the fecul- .triH n* busmen hu*m In Florida ns nn accepted supply a* a "privileged sanctuary." tween 12,000 Confederate troops un­ striking and their support prior to Christ’ betrayal, by JuTlu> protest through Ihe Military ty here for 40 years, received the era that raged throughout yester pastor in th.* Virginia Conference Mai. Gen. Sterling Price an! rts>», 13 at the tabic. Others any Armistice Commission told lliu der automobile In a surprise ceremony day and last night. of Methodist Churchen. llrfo.'e re­ 3.000 Union soldiers under Col, that the Norsemen hail a godde .* Chinese and Ninth Korean mem before 8,000 persons in the football po thi* ter duty *1 KNAAS, hr Jam es A. Mulligan, yesterday's Police checked the Initial out­ who adopted th# day as I *r own her*: stadium. tftnek bailie wa* fought tn the ram. break by firing on the mob with and an von* world ng. rating A progiant on Latin America served with lt-nvy Attack Train­ "You are idlieially warned tha The car was purchased by do­ sten guns and tear gas grenades, doing business, etc. wa* likely tn will feature the meeting of the ing Unit «t Norfolk, V«. But when it came lime to lira nations of students and friends in but British officers said last night Special music for Sunday’s ser­ if the aircraft nf our side arc at­ Iwo cannons, iclirs of the Civil Sanford Rotary Club at 12:1 A p. have a shower of misfortunes east tacked the; will defend them­ response to criticisms that coaches the demonstrators still controlled War, there wa* silence The pow­ m., Monday at tha Yacht Club, vice* will be provided by the selves." receive valuable gifts while pro- an area a mile square in one of upon him. der got loaknl. youth from the Methodist Chil­ it was announced this morning by Fitth Air Force Sabre pitots said Moil people won’t go tn worklessors are overlooked. dren'* Home al Enterprise, Re­ Otherwise the rw-enaelmonl was Singapore’s western suburbs. J. Ed Best, program chairman. shot down two MIG* and similar on this day and many folks will A fund alto has been established ception of member* into the they lo Hie lHtil bailie in whirls Three students of Rollins Col­ church and Communion will re­ probably di-strayed two morr. Tlioy the Confederate not ra t in restaurants, go shopin the name of Uie 83-year-old dean soldiers forced the said they were attacked by 32 lege will disru** the following p!t g, move or gel married on the to provide scholarships for worthy Baltimore Paper spectively follow th* organiza­ entrenched Union troops In surren­ MIG*. No American plane wa* hit, topic*: — Mias Kay Ktaln, a gra­ tilth. Hotels will not have a students. der. tion program. they said. tilth floor, hostessas won't arat duate of St. Catherine's School Tbs presentation was mide by Carries Unusual Tlie ntnrk affair, walrhcd h.v an II, guests al a table fat frar that In Virginia and a straight "A" Ronald Mots, president of the stu­ estimated l.oud *|>rrl.ilor* on tlie dent body, as tha college opened Ad From Operator one will die during the year and atudent at Rollins will speak on Donald Fletcher rile of tlie Baltic of Lex­ 3-Year-Old Youth original truniportatlon compasles will not the "Organization of American Ha annual three-day Vetshca festi­ ington, was a part nf Wentworth ANNAPOLIS, Md. if) The fol­ State* (Pan American Union) and have tha No. 13 on a scat. Elected President Survives 250 Bees Military Academy's 7.'dh anniver­ val lowing advertisement appeared in It la estimated that this "holi­ its Relations to tha United States sary. Taking part were Wentworth a Baltimore suburban newspaper SANTA BARBARA, Calif, if) _ cadet*, Nati,mat Guardsmen, Uni­ Of Theatre Guild day" rosta the nation tome |250,- Foreign Policy.” May 12: It was a had ease of the hive for versity of Texas drill team and Vincent Antonettl from Puerto At a meeting nf the Sanford Blaze Threatens "The law don’t allow no Junk 000,000 In losi of biislnr**, etc. Rlra, a tennis player of not* and Theatre Guild held Wednesday little Jackie Hollies, lull (hr 3- r.u Army unit from Ft. Riley, Kan, Professionals say that propla yard here yenr-old boy survived 230 Irale alao a student of high scholas­ Brooklyn Section; But we don't care what the law fearing "13" superstitions are vic­ tic achievement will diiruss "The evening, Don Fletcher was elected bee* and is expected to leave the tims of Trlikaidekaphohia (fear president nf the group. Olher of­ don't allow Property Tax Bill of No. 13). TrUkahlrkaphobe* Present Position of the United ficer* rlerled w rir: Robert Mem, hospital to lay. We runm Junk yard anyhow." Damage Reported 'While visiting hi* beekeeping un­ Slates In I-atin America." Eduar­ don't care how they got thst way. vie* president; Miss Maude RnmThe Anne A r u n d e l County NEW YORK CIV—Fire destroyed cle, Jarkir accidentally knocked Certain Of Okay do Garris of Chile, a senior at two lumberyards m d threi build­ Board of Commissioners, taking What they are positive of la that the college wilt also Ire heard on iey, secretary and Mr*. Dea Gro- over I hive. Tlie toscct* swarmed terrible things are going to hap­ ver, treasurer. Elected to 111* ing* last night and the flame* note of the advertisement, voted pen and the only rca-mi they a subject Reining on "Interna­ alt over him Indore his sister By Argentinians hoa rd of director* wet* Mr*. Ruth Josephine, 9. washed them off with threatened the Williamsburg sec­ to ask for an Immediate ruling don't happen to them la that they tional Relation*" llillhimer, Eraneis Raumillal Jr., a garden hose. BUENOS AIRES, Argentina ’I*—. from the Court of Appeals on tion of Brooklyn. Tha program was arranged and George A fire pf tidal estimated damage whether or not Henry J. Larque take "extra precautions" (like through the cooperation of Dr. Tommy Thomas Doit ora said thry putlril 230 A bill to lax property of Ihe Ro­ Da libs. Jr., the junkyard operator, was staying In bed). at two million dollars. stingers from Jarkie’t hands, ears, man Catholic I'hurrh wa* be for* the Argentine Senate today. Con­ The town of PYench TJclc A. J. Hanna, vlr*-pr**ldcnl of Plans far the coming season nose, even his tongue. Four hundred firemen and TO guilty of violating the zoning laws and th* summer were dineussed. pieces of apparatus raced to the or noL Lacque’t appeal of a ton­ Springs, Ind. some years ago itat- Rodina College. "Only a s t r o n g constitution sidered certain of approval, It w. t It was derided to uso “Claudia” pulled him through," one physi­ the latest move by President Juan acena. Eighteen firefighters were ing law conviction has beer pend­ r,l that all black cats had to wear FOUR ARE SENTENCED Pcron in his six-month fight with as the first play nf the season in cian said. ing with the Court of Appeali for twlla on this day tn "keep away Injured, none seriously. CAIRO if) — Egypt’s high mili­ September. Meanwhile, those in­ (he church. the mental atraln they employed The firs started when a sawdust tome time. tary court ha* sentenced four terested hi littl* theatre work era The tolris.itielion of the bill ye*, on th* reeidenta." blower exploded in a one-story tordzy coincided wilh the resigna­ Many club* have organized to members of a regional Commu­ invited to meet with the mrmbera frame planing and moulding plant tion of a Peronlsta party member break down the aup-eatltion. Ona nist committee to prison terms th* third Tuesday of every month Loitering Charge adjoining one lumberyard. Two Two County Men from the Chamber of Deputies in when a workshop and social ev­ lie National Society of Thir­ ranging from 2 to 10 years. employes fled to safety. Turns Out Wrong p ro lc t against the governinenl’S ening will be held. flam es engulfed another turn Elected To Serve Special attention was called to OMAHA (.fl — Omaha police anlichtirrli campaign. beryard, and a bolt and screw fac­ At a rcecent convention of Flo­ Argent.w churches are li.iJit i* a meeting of the Central Florida picked up Tom James Dalton, 59, tory on (he same block also was Federation of Live Thralres which at the public library because they ally exempt from taxation. Must destroyed. A paint store across the rida Spaulih-Amarican War vete­ will be hrld the afternoon of thought h.m a penniless loiterer. private Catholic schools aim pay street from one yard suddenly rans held In Orlando two Semin­ ole County men were elected of­ no taxes because they give fre<* June 5 at DeLeon Springs. This They were wrong. burst into flames. fices of the Spanish-American is also open to all interested "I am the best eoal showier in education tu poor children Privnfw schools that rharge tuition pay real War First Volunteer Assn. Frank parties. The schedule for the d*y Ihrsc parti," said Tom Evans of Lake Mey wet chosen includes a picnic aupper, brought To prove it. Torn produced a estate taxes ranging from 1 7 to Offer O f Reward vice president while C. C. Priest by those attending, swimming and lullfold containing 52,733.99 In 2x3 of the normal taxes The hill to end the exemption af Sanford was elected secretaryan evrnlng meeting. cash. Obtains Freedom treasurer. President Is George E. While police stared at the sveat- was introduced only a day alter SSATTLE IB — Harold E. Cot- Spencer oTKey West. mi. ked bills, Toni quietly slid, the Senate approved a measure X h u rd T O fA ir' Company C of Orlando, which tom. D, whose care killed a 8-ytar "Every payday jut! stuff your abolishing Catholic religious edu­ old boy last Nov. 15 then sped on, was under Uje command of Capt. in your billfold and forget cation in the public sellouts. Broadcast Sunday it.money dthatr, was represen­ gained his freedom yesterday by J. N. Bradshaw, You’d tic surprised how it adds agreeing to provide 11.000 reward ted by three members at tjie 43th The Columbia "Ctiurrh of the up.” money for capture of other hit- annual encampment. ThTey were Air" program bn May 15 will fea­ While the stunned policeman Taylor To Succeed Evans, Laka Mary; William II. run drivers. ture a Christian Srienr# program nodded. Dalton pulled out bank The 81,000 or yaar-ln-Jar choice Reams, Winter Garden, and Gab* entitled “Beneath God’a Shelter­ tlooks showing deposits of ov'er 53,* Ridgway As Chief was given Cottom by Superior White, St. Cloud. ing Wing." Th* ipeaker will I*# DUO. WASHINGTON gr*_G,.u. Mat­ Court Judgt Henry Clay Agnew Colonel Robert Ellis Key, Editor thew I) Ridgway, critical o( ad­ when Cotton appeared for sen­ of th* Christian Science religious ministration decision* to cut bark tencing after conviction on a Party Heads Claim periodical*. Wife Seeks Divorce the ground furcci, has s-ked to b« charia of failing to stop and ghrt Music will lie furnished by a «’iired June 30 ami will br suc­ Legal Bar Removed aid. quartet and by Frederick Jogel, Buf Hubby Has Bird ceeded as Army chief of staff by Tha money must be paid In ta- WASHINGTON (ft-Majo{ party soloist of Tha Mother Church. LONG BEACH, Calif. UR — A Gen. Maxwell D. Taylor. attllmsnfs to Folios Chief H. J. officials said today that as far as Thi* program, originating from lUdgway’s decision to leave on Lawrence during tha next two they know the last legal bar to WEEI, Boston, will be carried by Navy shipyard* worker got the the day before Ihe now military /-era. bo'ding presidential non-toiling Station WDUO at 10:30—11 a. m. bird and his wife aeeks a divorce, budget becomes effective was dis­ but neither I* exactly happy. conventions in August next year RADIO BFT RETURNED George Michael wanted the bird. closed when President Eisenhow­ PROPOSAL! INVITED ha* bean removed. FT. MONMOUTH, N.J If*- The Pretty Boy, ■ parakeet, but he er tent the Senate a nomination WASHINGTON Ifk-Tbt Atomic Tha Republicant bad Axed Aug. a s m Commission is Inviting • for their convention in San WORKING an preparet tons were a id s ta begin consl ruc­ Army Signal Corps says a radio says be also wants his wife, Betty- of Taylor today to succeed him White House Press Secretary set left In lb* antarctic for eight Jo, who accused him of mental to buy beat produced in rranelaee, and tha Democrats tion nf a costater al lb* City Pollct etetlon today Is city years Jsmea C. Ilagerty said Ridgway has been relumed here In cruelty. SfraHna nf • reeetrch atomic Aug. U In Chicago. Both said these r being built by North Amts- date* ware mere or lets contingent employe J. D. Grka, ebown drilling a bole for a junction bos. perfect operating condition. It was “ I figure ttist If I can keep thr wrote * letter to Secretary of the Aviation. AEC said on tome states changing their lawa Watching Is Patrelaun I- T- Hardy- The counter will re­ brought back by an engineer with bird she’ll come beck to me," hr Army Steven* liking tor retirewenUj * enengh heat to lor certifying nominee* place the 30-year-old desk, which w m removed today- (Stuff the recent polar esprditioa of the told Superior Judge Joe R syrrs" nent on June SO. Ridgway's term yesterday. "Abe k m tost bird." had until Aug. U to run. N a v y ........................ U. S. Newsman Dies Of Injuries Received In Riot Here Kitty, Kitty;. Friday 13 Unlucky? Iowa Slate Dean Is Given Cadillac Rofarians To Hear Rollins Students Mm a t- �• - jtoT trc o r *prt.»r*T H tN r o t i » TAX tlKKO ( l e e . 1*1.10 I Intis* l I l l a l H nf IK II NOTICE IS H E R E B T OrVEN. T h a t A tla ntic M u n l'lpe! Corpora­ tion ! ho holder of Ih* f o l lo w in g c a n l f l r a i a haa f;l*d aald r* rt iflra ta for f a t d»*d In ho I■■or <1 therann. The rer ilf lc a t* n umber • nit y»*r nf I m i a n r t , lb* il*»i-r1p* tlon nf ih* prnprrly, im.| rhn noma i In trfjlch It a n a l i e n e d i r a aa i fo llo w ,: C e r t l f lc e t# No. I l l Year of l a . • uatira Juna : i , A. D. 15 .1 B»:*c i t i r r i o . v o r r t t n r E R T V i la -to I to 1 A I to 10 lllork O IV*#: Sarf-.fil R**lt»* Co. Huh* tifvli 5|i Mat Hook 1 I l i a »( N a n i, In w h l ' h a s a e n t d Boca l l a t o n H o m i n g rorp. All nf i i M properly b e i n g In tha Ccmr.tr of Hr ml not*. Mai n of Florid*. t/ h l r r , ,u )h r ertlfle a t* l ahnlt ho iritrrin nl arnorijin* tn i l a w tho properly d«»crlh*d in aurh certifl. *1* will l.a anlt! to lha h l t h a i t Mdd*r at th* front dnnr nf tho Ramlnnlo County Court l l o u i a a...t fctntord, Florida.. nn tha firat — ----------U c.ndav In th * m o n th of J u n a . * H it’ ** (>l* <lt> '*4 )* nf Juna. ■Data; thia ath d a y o f j u r . i t l J . * (OIDtl.'l c i l f h ' a peal) o p. h w i n i j o n d a r k Cirru it co u r t . H. rnlnolo C o u n ty . F lo rid a a o t iii: i I ; f • t , • , , • • .. i c o r A rri.trA T fow r o n TAX IIKI-.n 1*1 in rin rtdn x t a la fe * o f m ini n o t ic e H iiK iiK iir g i v e n . T h a t A l l a n l l r Munlcliia) Corporat i n # tlia holder nf th* f o l lo w in g e a r t l f l i a t o haa fllad c a l l r a i t i f l »»t* f. r l e x dard to ha l i m a d thereon. Tlia t e r l l f i c e t * numtirr and y a a f of tetiianrn, th* d e t r r l p . H op «‘f tho p rn prrlr. and lh a ham* In at hli-u It wiia aaaoaeail ara aa follo w *; C r r i l f i t e l * No J2| Tear of la• u a n r* J u n o 25, A I). m * i i r a t n i r i m a n r rn o rn tiT V i I,ot» 4 A | lilork 1 t.oekhart'a Hiitdlvlelon J'lat Book l l i g e 70 N»m» In aahlrh nieeeeed Boca Jlnlnn lli ii tn * Corp, A l l o f aald p in p ail} l.alnr In Hi* C oiioiv of Hemlm.l*. s a n e of F lo r id a . 1’nleia tuch ra rtlflca ta f h a l l l.a rn laem ad e e r o r d ir g to l a w tha prop arty deacrlhed in aurh c a r t lflr a t * w | | ) h> eold to tha h ig h e st hiddar at tha front door nf t h a Hemlnnln C n u n iy Court Hniiao a t Hanford. Florida, on tho fired Monday In th* month o f Juna, !•**• w lalcla la tlia (Ih C ar o f Ju n e, (lac. •.(Official ’m i,h f a a l ) M*y- ***** C* lark* t' P. H RBXD UX — i e"|rri(| | rour*. Hemlnnla County . F lo r id a both ii or a p f i .( c a t i o n t a x iittn n n r A F F t fC A T i n W POD TAX D E E D I U 1 « F ln tld a S fa ta ta a a f m is i M i n t i; n r t r r i . t c t T i n x POM NOTICE Id IfKIlE RT OIVEN, TAX D C r.ll T h a t Atlantic Municipal Corpora thee. 1DI.M I tortda ■ ta tu lea o f lio n tha holder o f tha f o l lo w in g 114*1 i*rtlf><ale h a t filed aald cart lfl ffOTICK IS H E R E B T GIVEN. ca t* fur t a x dead to ba laauid T h a t A tlantic Municipal Corp ora. thereon Th* t e r t if l c a t a nu m h er Hon the holder o f th» f o l lo w in g and y ear of letuanc*. tha deecrlp* c e r t i f ic a te ha t filed aald cert if l- tlon of the property, and tha nam e ra ta for t a « deed to ba Betted In w h 'ch It waa aaaaaaed a ra aa l l u r e o n . The cerilf lr a te number follow a: T*ar o f Ja and ) * a r nf le t u e n ie . lha dan-rip- L’rM K h a t* No. 50 tlon of the prop erly, and th* name e u a n rj Juna Si, A. D. 1)51 In w h l t h It e a t oaaeaaed are aa l i c i t i i i i t k i .x o f r n o r t - . B T T i follow *: l.nl 12 Blk II Tr II XV. M. C * r t |f ‘e .tl* No 4*4 T * * ' #•* | t . d a r k a S u b -D lv P la t B o o k 1 a tia m a Juna IS, A D. 1551 Pag * 101 m ia citiP T io .x o f r n o r r t iT V t Nam* in w h ich aaaaaaed E i r u i s * i nf S I , o f SIT U Of B W 't 51. Ferauaon Hat lion U To w tie hip SI Fotilh All of aald p ro p erly b e in g In the n a n e n yi Bant. IS Acrea t'a-inlr uf Haoilnol*. m at# of Nam * in o h l c h aaaaaard Montreal Florida L'nlatt auth ea rtlflea ta No rm a l Pi-hoot ahall he red eem ed a c c o r d in g to All nf aald proparty b e i n g In th* la w lh a properly deacrlhed In aueh County of Srmir.nl*. Star* of I ertlflca lo w ill tl* aold I s tha Florid*. Cnletr *uth c ertific a te hlRheti Milder a t tha fron t door o f eh all h* redeatneil a cco rd in g to lha H*mlnul* C o unty Court Hnua# l a w the p to p er iy deacrlhed In aurh • l Hanlord, Flo rid a, nn th a firat c a r l l f l c a l * « | l | he eold to the Mmol* > in ih e m onth o f Juna, hldllca*.' bidder at th* front door nf 15)5, w h ich la tha l l h da y o f Juna, t h e petniniil* Cou nty Court Ifnue* 15)5. at Sanfurd, Flututa. on th* flrtt Deled thla *th da y o f May. 1511 Monday In tha month o f Juna. (O fflc.,1 Clerk a Baali 1555, w h ic h la th* <th d a y o f Jun*. O P. JICR.VDON 1555. < lark Circu it Court, I>*t-d thle dth day of May, t i l l Htmlnola C ou n ty , F lo r id a (O fficial Clerk a pealt rt r . II ERNDOV M i n t h u f a r r r ,( c a t i o n f o r Clark c i r c u i t Court, TAX ItKEU tiamlnola Cou nty, Florida .(Se c, m l . l a F lo r id a I t a t u l c a a t M I I I C U OF APPLICATION F o i l I 1M«I TAX IIEKD NOTICE IS H E R E B T O IVEN, (he r. IRI.Id Florida s t a t u te * o f T h a t A tla ntle Mu nicipal Corp ora , m int lion Hi,, holder nf tha f o l lo w in g NOT1CB IS 11 h; It Kit V C.IVKN. i r r i l f l i e t a haa filed aald cartlfl* T h a t A l l a n l l r Municipal Corpora­ • a l e f.,r l a c deed l o ba laauad tion ih>. holder o f the f o llo w in g tin runt. Tha re r t lf le a t* nurnhar r ertlfle a t* haa fllad aald ctr t if l- and >e4 r o f l i a u a n c t, tha daacrlp* ra t * fur t a g d*'d to he laaued tlnn of the proparty. and tha nama thereon. Th e t»rMfln*t* nurnhar in wh ich It waa aaataaad ara • • ■lid y ea r o f Utuanr*. in * deecrlp- follow *] tlon of the ptn p rrlr. and lha name Cert It lea l a No. 1)1 Tear at lain W hirl! It « a t aaaeaetd a re aa auahea Juna Jt, A. D. 1)51 foliowe* IIKOt-'ri I ITIO.V U F P HUPERTXl Cerllfii-aln Nn )4 Yean o f l e I .ola | lo 4 A 7. 5, m . It A 11 l u a n t e J u n * 15, A. U. 1511 Block 11 Lo c k h a rt's Suhdlitr .sfn iF T in x n r p n n p e tiT Y i vlaion. P la t Book J P a g * 70 l.nt 4 B lo ck I Melecha KuhNam a In w h ich ataaaaad B o a s d H l e o n Mai Book 1 Pa g * II N a m e In w-hlrh ea iea ted J a m ee A Raton H o u sin g Corp. All nf aald pro perty b e in g In th* llerttlce Mitchell of Sem inole, Htata of All o f aald properly b e i n g In Ihe Foiinly County (.f Hemlnnle, S lale nf Florida. Fnleea aueh re r i l f l e a ta F lorid t tfoleaa *uch r e r i l f l c a l e ahull h* redeem ed a reo rd ln g tu ah all he redeemed arr ordlng lo law lha p roprrly deacrlhed In aueh l a w the pro perty deacrlhed in aurh rarllflrata w i l l he eold t o tha c t H I f l c a i * w i l l l.a aold l o th* hlgheat bidder a t tha f r o n t door o f h l g h ' t t bidder at th# f ro n t door of lh a hem inn U C ou n ty Cou rt H ou eo th e Sem lnol* C o unty Court Hotta* a t Htnlurd, Florida, nn tha f irst at Hanford, Florida, on tha firat Monday in th* month o f Juna, Monday In the month o f Juna, 1555, which la th* *lh d a y o f Juna, 1555, w h ich la Ilia t ill d a y o f June, 1)55. Dated thla *lh d a y o f May, 1 )1 ). 1551. Iiai-d th le «lh day o f May. 1)11. (Official Clerk's S ea l) (O fficial Clark'* pealt O P. HERND ON Clerk Circuit Court, O, P. HERND ON S am in ola Cou nty, F lo r id a Clerk Circuit Court, • » m l n n |* Cou nty, F lorida BOTtCK (IF A I’lT.lt'STIO N FIIR NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX IHCkll TAX IIF.EII ( l e e . l a L I S F lo r id a S ta t u t e s a l ( l a c . 1*1.1* IT o rld a e l a l a l a a a t la ta i iaiM NOTICE IS H E R E B T G IV EN, NOTICE IS H E R E B T GIVEN. T h a t A tla ntle Municipal Corp ora­ T h a t A tlantic Municipal Corpora­ tion lha holder o f Ilia f o llo w in g tion lh a holdar o f tho f o l lo w in g rertlfle a t* haa filed aald ca rt lfi- ce r llf lc a t* ha* filed aald c e r t i f i ­ ca la for t a g deed tn b* leaped c a te for l i t dead to b* laaued Iherron. Th o ta r l l fl c a l n piimhrr Ih rren i. Th a re r i l f l e a ta nurnhar and yaan o f laauance. lit* deecrlp- and >rar o f laeuanca, tha d escrip ­ ttbn of th* pro perty, and th* n a m e tion of the pro perly, and tha nama In w'hlcit II wa a aaeaaaed A r a a* In w h ich It waa aasataad ara fo lio w e I f a i l s wa: I /I r d a o f Cartlflrat* No. I l l . T a a f Cerllflcat* No. )1 T e a r o f I«of laeuanca Ju n a I I , A.D. t i l l • uana* J u n * t l , A. D. I l l l BKICRIP TION OF P R O P E R T T i m iin iiP T io x o f fr o fe r t t i lyit a Block t l M XV. Clark'* I n i * « In I A 11 A I ) B lo ck F XVrat Hanford R ea lly Co S u b ­ Miihdlylelnn P la t B o o k 1 1'agaa l u l A in* div isio n M a t Book I P a s o K Nam * In w h ich a a ta a ied B o y a . Nam a In w h ich aa eta a td B o o s XVI ll la ip a Raton H o u s i n g Corp. All o f aald proparty. b e i n g In tha All o f aald proparty b e i n g In tha County o f Hemlnnle, Hi at* of rounty of Saminola, S ta t e of Florid*, t.'nleia alien s u ch ra rt lflca ta Florid*. L'nlaaa aueh ca rllfla a ta • h a l l ba radeemad a rro rd ln g in • h a l l ha red eem ed a cco rd in g to l a w ilm properly deacylhad In aurh l a w lha pro perty iteeerlhed In aurh r e r llf l" * t e w ill ha enhl In Ilia r r r t l l l i a l * w i l l b* aold l o lh a hlgheat hiddar at lh a front donr nf hlgtirat bidder a t tha f r o n t dnnr o f thu Hrittloola C ou n ty Court HoUan tha Hemlnnla f o a m y Court llouaa t Sanford , Flo rid a, on tha ftret a t Sanford, Flo rid a, on l h a firat londav in lh a m onth uf Juna, Monday in tha month o f Juna. D U , w h ich la tha f t h d a y o f Juaa , 1551, which , la thn »lh d a y • ( Juna, m i. 111). ' Datail thla dlh d a y o f May, 111*. Deled thla ( t h d a y a f M a r, l i l t . (O fficia l Clark'* s e a l I (O fficial Clark's Resit O. P. H ERND O N O R H ERND O N c l e r k Circuit Court. Clark Circu it Court. Ram Inal a C o u n ty , F lo r id a Kami nolo C ou n ty , F lo r id a TH E SANTORH HETIAT,T> Pag* 2 Fri. May 1 3 ,1 3 5 5 Legol Notice ron , 1» M S I’larlda l l a l a l e a o f 1H4»| I NOTICE I * H K R t S T OTVXN. . T h a i Atlantic. Munli lj>*| Corporar t lo n lh a holder of follow in g r r r l l f l r a t * ha* filed raid ra rtlfl [ r a t a for l a * i l . - d In b laaued * thr renn Th* r e r t l f k a i * n u m h er * a n d y ea r o f let uane a, iho daarrlpa t lo n nf lh a p ro p erly , and tha n a m e a In w h ich It wa* a t t e t i e d ara • • , f o l io w e ' ' C e r t i f i e d # Xn 1 1 1 T e a r o f la * SUhnrt! Juna I f . A D. t i l l a B R h m i m o X IIF FIIOFF.ltTTI f 1.01 141 M idway M a t B o o k 1 I P a g o 41 a K am a In w h le h a ita a a ed Mlnnla ' L e a J ean ln ga 1 A lt nf a a ld proparty b e i n g In t h a * County n f / Semlnnlo, Htata "of ity Hemlnnl*, Htata l F lo r id a . --------L'nlaaa aueh if] uch carl rartirleata I SShall h a ll ha hi _________ r»deatn*d, a___ r r o_________ r d ln g la i l a w lha prop arty deacrlhed In aitclt r e r t lllr a t a w ill ha aold tn thn J r l r j i r h i hlddof al thei front daor nf (ill nut it (V f luulls • t h a Nl Bemlnnla C oi'itit* u n ty r*ntirl Court llo a aa •at h a n iuM , Florid*, nn lh a l i n t Mon day in lha month o f Ju n a , 1111, w h ich la tha dlh da y o f Juna, Jeted t h i s dlh S t y o f M ay. t i l l , f i l i a l ria rh 'a Baal) O. P. IIERNIHIM c l e r k c i r c u i t Court, Bam lnola C o u n ty . F lo r id a NOTICE t» er. N onea of a fflic a tio n for TAX DEED ISA IS F lo r id a d ta ta la a a f isaai NOTICE Id H E R E B T GfX'EN T hat A t l a n t i c Municipal Corpora­ tion tba holdar o f t h a f o l lo w in g ra rtlflcata haa filed aald certifl* c a t * for t a g deed to ba u t u a d thareon. Tha cert if ic a te number an d >»ar o f let uanea, tha daicrlp* lion o f tha property, and tba nama In w h ich It w a a aa eaaiad a ra aa follow a! Carilflcata No. 41! T r e r o f la* e u a n r a J u n e SI, A D. 1511 DKaCIIIPTlOX OF P R U F K R T T i R E <4 o f Let 15 Ban! Ja m a s Subdivision P la t B o o k • P a g * 1 * ibdi' Nam a la w h ich aaaasadd Ban] Ja m a s All o f aald pro perty b e i n g In th* County of flamlnnle, Rial* of Florida. L’nleaa such c e r l l f l c a t* ■hall ba redeemed a cco rd in g lo l a w tha pro party dtacrlbad In aueh ea rtlflea ta w ill ba aold to tha h l g b a t t bidder a t tha f r o n t door o f t h s Eamlnola C o unty Cou rt H o n ,a a t Ranferd, Florida, on tha firat Mon day in th* m onth o f Juno, 1511, w h leh la tha ( t h da y o f Juna, 1)51. P a le d t h i s ( i h da y o f May, 1)11. (O fficial Clark'* Real) O. P. H ERNDON Clark Circuit Court, ■ amlnola Cou nty, Flartdn (lea. NOTICE O P APPLICATION FOR TAX D E E D lA Lta F lo r id a l l a l a l a a a f 1»W I NOTICE 18 H E R E B T O r v E N , T h a t A U an tlo Municipal Corpora* lio n tha holdar o f lh a f o l lo w in g ea rtlflea ta haa fllad aald carllfl* ca t * fo r ta n deed l o ba leaned the reon. T h a re r i l f l e a ta nurnhar and y e a r o f l u u a n e a . tha daarrlp* Hon nf tha property, and tha nama la w h leh It wa a aaeaaiad ara • • f o llo w s] Cartlflvata No. I IT T e a r o f la* euanra Ju b a I ) , Jt. D. I l l ) DESCRIPTION OP P R O P E R T T i l,ot Cl Martin's P la n 1'tat Book T P ag# Tl Nam a la w h ich aaataaad Gracia XVarraa A ll o f aald pro part y b e i n g tn tha County of Saminola, Stats nf Florida. Unlaaa such ea rtlfleata ahall ba radaamad arrordlng to l a w tha p roperty deacrlhed In anrh i-erllflrate will ba eulil to tlia h ig h est hiddar a t l h a fro n t d o o r nf tha Saminola C o unty Court llo u a a a t Banrerd, Florida, on tho f irst Monday in tha m onth o f Ju no, 1»»», wh leh la t b a .......................... ltIL Dated t h i s *lh day o f May, 1)11. (Official Clerk'* S ea ll O. I*. HERNDON c l e r k Circuit Court. Htmlnola Cou nty, F lo rid a (■•a. NOTICE O F APPL ICAT ION FOR TAX D E S D (Bar. 1SA1* F lo r id a Bt at ataa a t NOTICE IR law ) IIERK RT O IVE N. T h a t Atlantle M unicipal Corporal ien th« holdar of th* fo l lo w in g cartlflL-ita haa filed aald ca rtlfl rat a tor taa dead to ba Dsuad rheraor rha c t r i l f l e a i a number and y a # - of ta-tisnca, lh a d a , * Mil­ lion uf ilia property, ami th* nama in which 11 wa a aasaasad ara • • follow *: C a rtlfR al* No. I l l Tear o f la* t u a n n Jun* )S. A- D 1551 U E i r R l P T I O N , OF P R O P E R T Y , HIV ■* „ f NE*i nf 8 E U A E>a o f HF.', of N ir|4 , of H E ',. H a n lo n I T n w n a h lp S t S o u th R a n g e SI H ast. Nam* in w n i i h a o a a t t d F . M. MrE lto y All o f aald proparty b a ln g in th* County of Ramlnol*. Htata of Florida. L'nleaa aueh ea rtlflea ta ahall ha redeem ed a ccord in g to l a w tha property described In aurh cerllflca t* w l l | ba sold to th« hlgheat hiddar a t tha front door o f tho Htmlnola C o u n ty Court Hnua* a t Hantord, Florida, on tha first Monday m th a m onth o f Juna. I l t l . w h ich la tba ( t h d a y o f Juna, 1)11. Dated thla *lh d a y o f May, 1111, (Official Clark's s e a l l n P. H ERNDON c l e r k Circuit Court. Htmlnola County , F lorida NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED (Sac. 1M.1S F lo r id a I t a t a ta a o f I*»*■■ MB) i NOTICE^ IH H E B E R T OIV EN. T h a t Allanllr Mu nicipal Corpora­ tion tha htildar o f lh a f o l lo w in g ca rtlflcat* haa fllad aald cartlfl* c a t * for t a x dead tn ba iiauad iharaon Tha ra rtlflca ta number and y ea r o f Isau inea, tha daarrlp* Hon o f th* pro perty, and tha nama In w h ich It w a a ataaaaad ara as follow *] C ertific a te No 1*4 X*e*r o f la* auanc* Juna 15, A. D. I l l l DEBCRIPTION . I P P R O P E R T T i S ‘5 Of L o l l Id a IT A Atl Lota • 11 to It Block t t fianlando Fla) Book ) F a g a i 1 4 4 , ( I, t l A a) Nam> lo w h ich aateaaed G. LaMonta ai Lillian M. Uraw All o f aald prop arty balng In tba C o u n t/ of Htmlnola, Ttata of Florid a L'nlaaa such ea rt lflea ta ahall ba radaamad a cco rd in g tn l a w th* pro party deacrlhed In aurh re r i l f l e a ta will ba aold to tha b lith e,t bidder at Ilia fron t dnnr of Ilia Hnnlnnle C ou n ty 4'nutt llnuaa a t Hanlord, Florida, o n tha f irst Monday In tha m onth nf Juna. 155t, w h ich It tha atb d a y o f Juna. 1)14* Dated thla ath d a y o f May, 1)11, (O fficial Clerk'* Heal) t. I'. HERNDON c l r r k Cirruit Court. S ,-m in u te C o u n ty , F lo r id a NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOIt TAX DEED (Hac. 1M.1S Flo rid a I t a t a t e a ■( IM S) NOTICE IS It ER E RT GIVEN. That A t lsn lln Municipal Corpora­ tio n t h a h o l l a r o f Ifea f o l ln w ln t r a r t l f l c a t a h aa flla d eald c a r tlf lr a t a f o r ta x d eed to b a laaiiad th a r a o n . T h a r e r v 'l c a t * num ber a n d y e-tr n f laau an ca , th a d a n - rip . tlo n ,>f t h e p r o p e rty , a n d th * n am e In w h ic h i t w a s aaaaaaed a r a • • f o llo w .: * C e r tif ic a te No. I l l T e a r o f !■* a u a n r e J u n * SI, A D. 1151 D E 5 C R IP T IO X O P P H O P E R T Y , SIX't , o f L o t 1 XV. r . L e a v i t t's H ubdivD lott P l a t B o o k 1 P a g * Nama >n w h ich a a a e - tt d Bartl* A H en rietta L* Barring A ll o ' aald p ro p e rty b a ln g In th e County of Satnlnol*. Htalu of F lo rid a. L'nltaa *uch ea rt lflea ta ahall ba radaamad a rco rd ln g to l a w th* proparty datcrlbad In aurh ra rtlflra ta w ill ba aold to tha hlgbaa t hiddar at tha fro n t door of tha Hamlnulu County Court Hnua* a t Har.tord, Florida, on tha flret Monday in lha month o f Ju ne. I l l ) , w h ich ia tha l l h day o f Juna. Dated (M* ath d a y or May, 1151. (Offlcldt C l a r k ! Halt) O, P. H ERNDON I Irrk Circuit Court. Hcmlnol* Cou nty, F lorida NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR 1 TAX D E E D ( l a w 1SL1S F lorida S tl t a t a a a f IM S) NOTICE 18 H E R E B T GIVEN. T h a t A tla ntic Municipal Corpora tlon tha holder n.f lh __a foil uw Ink _ ea rtlflea ta haa filed aald c e r t i f i ­ c a t e for t a x dead to ba laauad tharaoi-, Tha cer llf lc a t* number and y ea r nf laauanca. tha datertpHon nf th* property, and tha nama In w-hlrh tt waa aaaaaaad ara aa fo llo w s: C a rilflcata Nn. l n | Tear a f la* • nam a Ju na St, A. D. IU S DEHUIIPTION OP P R O P E R T T i Lml 11 s o u t h Sanford P la t Book 1 P a ■a 54 Nama In w h ich aaataaad Albert A Nelli* lb Rattle All nf said properly balng tn th* County of Htmlnola, Htata of Florida. Unlraa ( uch c a r l l f l c a l * ahall ha rw lrem ed arro rd ln g to U w lh a p roperly dtacrlbad In aurh r a rtlflra ta w ill ha aold to tha h lch aai hiddar at tha fro n t door of tha Htmlnola Cou nty Court Houa* a t Hanford, Florida, on l h a firat Monday In - tha m nnlh o f Juna, 154.’., w h ich la (ha ( th day o f Juna, t ill. B ated thla dth d a y o f May, 1)11, (Offlcl.il Clark's Baal) O P. HERNDON Clark Circuit Court, hem lnn le County , F lo rid a NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX D E E D 151.1* F lorida Malwtea a f 1BIM NOTICE IB H E R E B T GIVEN, T h a t A t la n t le Mu nicipal Corpora­ tion tha holder o f tha f o l lo w in g r a r llf lr a ta haa fllad aald r e r t lf lra in for ta x deed t o ba laauad thereon. Th a c e r t l f lr a la number (her. MAW R JG H T IT MUST and y e a r nf taanasca. t h a daacrlpHen of tha property, and tha nama FROM FSTORY FAIL In w-hlrh u wa* a sa tia a d ara aa follo w s: RICHMOND. V». i#i—CooilraeC a r l l f ' ia t a No. ISO Te ar o f la lion wo-ker Morrf* B irbe., 20, fell • n a n c e Ju n * S5, A. D. 1553 11E i t: III Pi'll).N OF PROFKItTTl f-m a nine-story icsffolding, Lot* I to I A 5 A 10 Block J brushed a |a ln it another scaffold­ XVaat Hanford R ea lty Co. Bubing four floors below end landed d l v l i lo n Plat Book 5 Pag* 51 Nam* tn which aaaaaaad Boca in soft earth. He broke hit arm e. Ratoi, H o u sin g Corp. Atl o f aald property b t l n r In tha and suffered minor cuts—U ut's ell. Ciiuniy of Hemlnnle, Htata of F lo r id a L'nlrti such c ertific a te fo llo w s; T**r o f Is alinll be rritrrmed a rrord ln g fi» Certlfli-at* No. M la w tn* proparty described In aurh ■uanr i Juna 35, A. D. 1)51 c e r t i f ic a te «v|]| ba sold to lha DESCRIPTION OP PR O PE R T T I hluhe ct bidder at Ilia fro n t door of L o l l » A Id Blk 10 Tr Id A. C . th* Saminola County Court llouaa Martin'* Addition P l a t Book t a t Hanford, Flgrida. nn th* flrtt P as* t l Monday In tba m onth o f Juna. Nama which • • • • • • * ( B.fca 1555, which la tha ( t h day o f Juna. Itnton UIn n t ilin g Corporation 1555. All nf said property ti li n g In I I * D i t n l thla dlh dd>‘ of May, 1515, Futility uf Hemlnnla, Htat* of ( O lf lc D l Clerk's Htali Florida. L'nltaa »uch cartlftcsra U P. HERND ON *h*U ba radaamad a cco rd in g to D a r k Circuit Court, la w th* property described tn aueh f ea m ln o la Cou nty, F lorida ra rtlflcata w in b* sold t o t h a 1 h l g h r i t bidder at tho front door o f NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR the Hemlnnla County Court llouaa TAX DKKII al Kantonl, Florida, an t h s f i r s t (Sac, IDI.tu Florid a Btatataa af Monday In tha month o f Ju n*. ISIf) I5.M, wh ich la tha (th day o f Juna, NOTICE IB H E R E B T GIVEN. I D ) . . T hat A tla ntle Municipal Corpora­ U at-d thla ( th day o f May. t i l l . tion tna bolder o f tha f o llo w in g (O fficial Clark's s t a l l carllfh'.et* haa filed aald cartlfl* () P H ERNDON rata J .r tax deed tn ba le a n e d Clerk Circuit Court. Itn-renV Th* ru rllflc ata number Hcmlnol* Cou nty, F lo rid a and y ea r o f laeuanca, th * ’dasrrlpHon nf Ih* property, and th* nama In w-hlrh It waa a a it sa e d ara aa N U T fl’B OF APPLICATION F O R TAX D E E D fo llo w *. 4 l a c I t L U F lo rid a tta tw tea a f A Cart lflra t* Nn 151 Tear o f la* IM ai % auanca Ju na 25, A. D. 1 )5 ) NOTICE IS H E R E B T O IV EN. DKBriaiPTION OP P R O PE R T T i T h a t Atlantic Mu nicipal Corpora­ l.ota 15* k 1ST J. O. Packard'* tion the holds* nf th e f o l lo w in g 1st Add tu M id way I'lat Book cartlflrat* haa fllad aald c e r t i f i ­ 1 I'axa HU c a t e fur t a x dead to ba laauad Nama In w h ich aaataaad Lana A thrrenn Th a certlflc a ta nu m b er Henry Maj,h*ni Alt nf aald pro party balng In th* and y a a r af lu u a n e a , tha d escrip ­ tion o f tba proparty, and tha n a m a r n a n ty of Feminol#,* S ta t e or Florida. L'nleaa su ch ca rllfla a ta In w h ic h It waa a a i i i a a d a r t aa fo llo w s: ahall l>* redeem ed ac cording to Tear o f l e la w th* pro party deacrlhed In aurh Carilflcata No, t t r a r l l f i c a l a w ill ba anld to tha auancu Juna !5, A. D, 1)51 UEBCHIPTION OF P R O F E R T Y l lilkhaat bidder a t lha fron t dnnr of B a g l e a f t XV o f HE Cor o f th* Hemlnnle C o unty Court Houa* NXVH o f - N E U o f I E > i Section a t Hanford, Florida, nn th* f l r tt 11, T o w n s h ip D Boutl). R a n g e Monday In tha m onth o f Juna, 10 E a s t, ru a N Id f t W t a 1)15, w h ich It tha ( t h da y o f June, P a rk Ava. 8 I t ft. E t a Bag. D ll. Dated t h i s (Ih day o f May, 1)51, Nama In w h ic h aaaaaaad Oao rga K. U m b e r Ur. (O fficial Clark'* Heal) Ml nf said p ro p erty b a ln g In tha O. P. H ERND ON County of Hstnliiola, d ata of Clark Circuit Court, Florida. Cnleee su ch ea rtlflea ta tie m m o l* County, F lo rid a ahall ba radaamad a cco rd in g t o NOTICE O F APPLICATION FOR l a w th* p ro p erty dtacrlbad In au eh ea rtlflea ta w i l l ha aold t a tha TAX D E E D hlgheat hiddar a t tha f ro n t door o f (■•« . 1SL1S F lo rid a It a t a t a a a f tha Htmlnola C o u n ty Court U e u a a IM S) a t Hanford, Flo rid a, nn tha f i r s t NOTICH IH H E n E n V OIX’EN. T h a t A tla ntic Municipal Corpora­ Monday In tha m onth o f . J u n a , m i , w h ic h la tha ( t h d a y o f J u n a , tion tha h o ld er o f tha f o llo w in g ca rtifieatp haa filed said cartlfl* i m . Dated t h i s ( t h d a y « f May , t i l l * | ca t * fo r t a x dead to ba laauad tharaon. T h a eart lfleat a nurnhar (O fficia l Clark'a ( e a l ) O f . HERNDON and y a a r of laauanca, tha d escrip ­ Clark Clreult Court, tion nf tha property, and tba nama Bam lao la C ouaty, F lo r id a In w h ic h It waa aaaaaaad ara • • wokwoe*themoo/ 1 1i‘N< ■,fVi 1e i 1M <S i 1 r - T' V V l i !S h f B« altifl Look for tho greatest truck i 9 r # economy advancement in years— fhort-itroko engine design; ONLY FORD gives I you Short Stroke power in every thick!’ friction aa m u c h m 35 " 0. P la to n r i n g i U longer. Y m n v i u p t o 1 g a llo n o f A n d , F o r d '* B t h_ S h o r t S t r o k s M e i n s t r a c k . N o wo n d e r F o r d « u t h e o n F r l a a d GRAVELY —ON— Lowest priced V® Pfckup-FO RD ! NEW LOW DOWNPYNT. P LA N .. . Don't take ovr vottl for i t </Bnpat* pEffeoB* luce bjr a FKEB 20% D O W N 18 M O N T H S G ttn lj wkk tmj cAm mmQla c te . ON lA L O Q I $ g m the G cm ljr i t dw I m II A <■Y ? f' s jj " " B x. I^aw-A WAD. :-'i t w v *If — -] m r: TO v -s-r" fciv; % .V* . . • i'. : ■ �*1 P i t M ar 13, m s i THE PANTORD HERALD Page S IDcmt K»15E>COR FCCT MlC-M WWEV! NCU STE P INTO * pit c h , CRNOU WUL L. PSET THE US'-£L t o ! ( P (if O rlM n R p *4 BlftcV D P R MttekcU'* #« rv«v of Th* Lavjr Grant P la t Book l I’ m a Kama tn w h ich i i i n i n l Kenneth Rock*tt ■Ml nf ,alif proyorty h t l r r In th* • •nuriv of £*mliinl*. Slat* nf I'lnrld, I'nlaaa , u c h c* rt lflc* t* •h all h* r*cl**ra*<t anrnrdtr.* In law th« pro parly O'arriPad In »u,*ti artlfi.-aia will b* sold to tha Mphatt htridar at tha front rtnnr of th* Saminnla Cou nty Court Houaa at bjn to rd . Flnrl-1*. on Ih* (Irit Honda* In th* month nf Jun*. ! • " . wh ich la ih * *th day nf June, th*r*»n Tn* c t r t t f l c a t f numb* f t n d y n r o f t p u js n c * t h e d a te rip* tlon of th * p ro p * rty * a n d th * n irn # I n w h I c 11 11 h a • a s l i s t e d a r * i t follow % PfrUfl.Mt* No, H T**r o f It* tu a n r .lima R . A P 1 ? ,d i t » M f i i f t m \ n r rn n rn tiT Y i Lot S n i k 10 Tr P Th* To w n If" V f h * # t h!dd*r «t th* fr**t d*nr o f th* S a u i n o l # County Court H o u m • t 5*nterd, Florid*. 1b* ftrrt X - n d i r in th* mnath o f Jun*, 1 15, which lit th* *th day of Jun*, l»15 l u t e d th lt #th day o f (Omchl Cloi k 9 F*»li May. t i l l . O r MHRNPON Cirrk Circuit Court. f;*mlnol* r'-w-.y.•». *i • Sale Continues Datad t V i <th d a v o f May. I t " t Off if i» I i ' l * - k » P rali O r HERND ON CI»rV Circuit Court, fa m l n o l * Cou nty. Florid a C=>OUR s Aiwa A sp put NCUSSELF . CFP o f ? m ? * rd W t f Bonk t T i r * * m f* ti * n :. u s. u i. u#. * UT Nttno tn which #M*t**d N tlll* R C r o i t P a tti* * ATI o f ta ld property b * ln r In th* Poijntr of 5«*mlnol#t Ftat# o? ‘Florida Unl*f> #uch rfrtlflca t* • ball b i r*d**m*d t r c o r d l n i to law th* pro r* f*y d * i erlh fd In tnrh c*rtlfl»a»* w l l | b* told to th* r»** fr-r !** d*M tn b* !*tu*d h o m e (OtficM) r ie - v , n**n notice llff. All Lbureh NaUm s mutt be pm- tented at U L n on Uie d ai before publics- tion. CENTRAL BAPTIST CHUB CD Rev J W Parham, paatur O r . Fssrtecnlb St.. Qtb Ate. Sunday School 9:43 a. m. COMING SOON Hie Herald office bj Rev. Edward Murfln, Pastor Morning Worship Service 11:00 Sunday School 10 a. m.—CUf a. m. Training Union 6:M p. m. It'i a ford E. Johnson, superinlcndcnt Preaching Service 11 a. m. isnuiy affair. M Y F 3 p. m. Evening W orthip 1:30 p. tn. “Coma Ihou with u* and n a will Trayer meeting, Thursday, 7:30 p. m. , do thee good.** ELDER SPRINGS BAPTIST THE FIRST BAPTIST CIIURCI1 CIIAPBI. OF OVIEDO Sponsored by First llantist Church Rev. Loult Dav, Minlater nl Saniurn 9:43 a.m. Sunday School. Cbarlra Mulrhrad. Superintendent u h a o( S u n d a y S rh o o l PAINTS In 1322 Colors f) v THE COLOR YOU WANT WHEN YOU WANT IT IN ALL FINISHES SANFORD P A I N T church C O . 407 W. FIRST ST. WATCH FOR OPENING] CAR SALE W A PLYMOUTH ^ 4 Deer PONTIAC • I Door DODGE 4 Dear DODGE Hard Tee PLYMOUTH 4 Door CHEVROLET 4 Deer SI DODGE 'ISM I t t I I I d e b Coepe CHRYSLER $ 4 Deer * V I PLYMOUTH Staliee Wegee DODGI 1 Deer PLYMOUTH Cleb Ceepe '■ I DODGE V I 4 Daar DODGE II U M 447 Cleb Ceeee •• t Dew olds CHEVROLET Cleb Ceeee H IT Seminole County M otors, THE FREE METHODIST CHURCH Car. W. Fourth St. I-snrrl Ave. G. Eldon Klinr, MlnUter Sunday School 9:43 a. m. Morning Worth!p 10:4-3 a. m. Evening Worship 7:30 p. m. Prayer Meeting Thursday 7:3C p. m. Legal Notice % rri.tr atioiv ro n nr.r.D »lR lnl«9 n f 19»t t .%n | l i»i M h NOTICP TS MKHEBT G H T N , T h»t a i U d Mc UunlcIPAt rn ip srR 11^11 th# h o l l i r of the f o l l o w | n f »•ritfls isti hs» filed **ld certlflr « t e for t s * fo be l»*Ufd th^rton T h j rF rtiflcitn number and y u r r»f I t i m t i r t , lb* dp#' rh»* iion of thr prnfi^rtv, End ihw In Uihk-n It war Aifitiiiid *r* ** f e l In n * . •'It'll of lit|| ■ r |h i foll ow a' CtrtlficJit* No au an-* Jun* I f , Di:*< HII*T!I»\ Pat* of l^ii 274 T f« r *f laA P l ? v5 o r rnO FFItTV i 2J P*N«tlbfd In i* n :t r*K* # in* w *\ n R Mhi r ft] • Hirtty of Tb* t *vv Grant Plat Book i r . t f * i Sam * in wh ich 4»»m m 1 Ff*d C l l u i n t » Jun# ZSt A P. l*&l o r pw orcH tv » Mi nut* C Gr*tr All o f aitd prop *rtv b*thE in th* l*4v; JJ§ J O T s c k i r d » l»t Add County of ^*nuno1*. Mat* of to Midway I'Ut Book Z T a t e Florida. I ’nt*** gtich c * r t l f l e i t * 10| V i m# In n h l c h R*ttt*#d Emorjf A * h * 11 bt r*ilf *m*d t o m rtli tig to l i t v th« property ti*»crlt»*d rft *urh .Mittii** ITHt# I.Rnn All rtf t4l>l |iri'i«#Ttv b i l l s tn t h * 1 r*rtMffrAt* Wt]| h* ttsld to thri ' o ii n. I v t%f P r in n nl f , ft! At * ** f h Ighfat biddi*r »t t h e front door of F IoF idi L‘nl**4 »uch f » r t t llc f t i *■ ih* N*mlnoU Cpunt y Cnurt lim it* • •rttfk A te IS# K *. Y ^sr ef » h n ll h« ri»d<*nfitid i m c o r d l l i f l a w t h e p r o p t r i y i | p « c r l b ^ d in u u ’li 4-nrtlfU'<if«i w | | j bn f o l d in lb* high**! hliM rr » t th* f r o n t d o o r of Ih e f'otiniy Court 11 «ti*w at p A n to rd , F lo r id * , o n th * ftrb t AlotidRA *n t h « t n ^ n t h o f J u n * , I M \ , w h k h U ih* # th d a y of J u n * . nw SAT.' MAY LADIES'SU ITS 14th. LADIES' C O A T S AM *fas<sn fahrirs of linrn and wfathervano (also novpral bouc'p knits). A large .-olortion of colors. Regular sizes, also half A plus sizes. Regular prices tn S5.00. Lartivs Shorti- Spring A- Summer coats, asst, pastol, white, black & navy. Regular prices 20.!K> tn t o . on. Sale Prices Pale Prices I»* $1435 t0 $43.95 $ 2 3 -9 8 ,0 $ 3 5 - 9 8 mi Ranfotds Fiufldm* mm th i fir ft Monday in tho p lin th of Jun*. I#SS, which It t h i i t h day o f Jun*. P s t f d th»% #th dav of May, 1955, ( O ll k i * ! ‘ Tr- K • F * a l » O P lin iM H 'S Cleric r i r f ult cou rt S*mlnol* County, Florida f o u i c u i ci* w ■ n o t i i i. o p tr r i.ii t n o A rm t l» V II UR.SOON r %\ m i n sr r r .ir « T tn * r o ll Piffle r ’lri n it P o u r f, ( G r . IP I I * Pirn Id* * t a tu t * t nf TAN l i m i t H rm loo!" P u u n iy , F lorid* int*» | * , r . Ittl in I in-Ida M a l u l r a a t NOTICE Ik HlwRERY g i v e n . m ini a o t h i; n r i m . i i i T i o . v f o i i j T h i t Atlantic Munkip.il C orpoia. NOTICK IS l l o n F B T OIVKN. T A \ IH J.il thin til* holder of th* follnw T h a i Allan! I- Munlclr*! Cntpora( i r r , 194-10 I lorlda i l a l u i r * e f l i-eftlfiyat* h a i filed •aid t*rttflt i - n 11 l.r hnlil«r Ih* follow l-.c ItM TM j rata f.«r t n \ deed to. be tatfied I rrtifl at* l i t t flit .I ta ld e e r llf lNOTICE IR H KREBY GIVEN [ t r#o,t Th* r * rt If 1c a t • n || m It* r i il* fur M * i l t o l to lia toiirrt That 1 1 1af11 1* Municipal Corpora* ! and year of Isttianr*. th* d**< tlpIh rr m n Tim t-rrMflcai* numt-*r thr holder of th* follow pie il.m o f ih* prcipenv and th* nam* so il f * , r o f i H U i n r r , tli* il**-rl|>- (IIiin • rtlP- t t t u t filed *ald rertlfi In w t .u h It w*a 4 »BCM,*d *r* as lion rf th* property, and Ih* nam* rat* fur t*v d#*d In b* lttu**1 f o l lo t v i ’ Ir w H : n It « a » a » * , t * d ara a* the reon Th t rertlflc a f* number O r t lf* . ate No, 27* T7«r *f Isfo lio * »: 3 **r nf U t u a n c t , Ih* d ttnrlp- m i n * J u r e A D I'M c t i l i o i * No : « I T»vr o f Is- anrd o n *r tha p ro p tr iv , and th* rapt* i M . i c i i i n i n v o r rp o iT ,itrV t yuan-* .Inn* 5*. A P TSVS In w h ich It * * * a t t e t t e d ar* a t Lot a lio ld # n r ftd Shore* Plat u r sm iP T tn v n r riw rrn T T i follow •; k I P i t * 14 l.ot :M i | L « 1 * n v i P la elt Ham C*r t If I* at • No 174 Y^ar of ItName in which i t s eaied Or U n d o tnnrk AccorrtlTi* lo Ftala i tintii i> Jun# 2"«. A D I '11.1 !» a Norman Jea n Fur tuna Th*t*t»f ttecordcit 'n I’lat n i:x n iF T in s n r r n n r u i r v i AR o f 94 id property b *jn f in th* M , - k 1 P a e* « 31 A 1°* S r i a l I»•!t % 12 .1 A : i Block A L o c k ­ I nf *minol*. Ft# I* of ttnok : r * * » * :o. n » a m hart ,. Hubdlvltlon T U t Book F lotld a Un leta auch crrtlftcat# Van** In w h ic h l i m i o l Mra. F. 3 P a c t 7u ahall \ * f t d f t m a a a e e o r d i n f to W lirow n * n which ai«*b tc d Boca law* rh# prop erty «le*crlb*d In auch All o f (a id prop*rtv b«li'« In th* Nam Raton lio litlrtf i'nrp. e s H I f l c a i i w ilj b t to ld in th* County of S*mlnn1*. fttat* of Hortiia, L‘nl*»* »uch r* M i f l i » i* All nf raid property b * l n t In th* hiih * * t bidder #i ti * front door of County nf h*m|po!a* Plat* cf tht Remlnola County r'ourt House tliail lie r*d-*mrd «o--oriilnic to Flnrula. F hI*** *uch rerilflca t* # f Fanford* Flo rid *, on th# fh st Ixw lh « proi>*rty -Irtcrtt*-! In »nrli *hi<It r*d'*m*i|g aprnrdinm t ’» Monda> in th* it"-nth ot Jun* c»rllfU«1* w i l l h» aolrt t o 111* law th*h*prop erty de*crlh*d In atirh IM i. which I* ih* i*th day o f Jun* liielir»l titddrr a t t )>• fro n t door of »*rttfi< at* will b* told to th* 1955 Ih* Hrmlnol* C ou n ty Court Ilou»* h l E h en bidder t th* front door of f tat«f f h •• ath dav of May. 19k# «t F»nIord, Florid*, on Ih* ftrot th* h^>rinr»i* C.m nunly Court Hour* tOfflcU) Clerk * Monday in th* m onth o f .tun*. *t Fanford, Florida, on lb* flral f* P HERNDON 1 1 " . which !• tha i t h day o f Jun*. M«>f'd ,4v in thn rn«n!h o f Jun*. c l e r k Circ*>U Court. I S ." l ^ l l , which It ih* *ib day nf Jun*. Fsfplnol* County, Florid* I n i * d till* Sih it»y nf Stay, 1SSS im . V O lf k l'l r i n k ' * d * i l l * n * f t d thl* *th da y o f May, t i l l . Mint is ih* triM-H tTinx run Il P. HKUNOt'N' tO lfR G I r i * r k * Brail TAX DIJ.I* Cirrk Clrrult Court. O P 11CRN DU V Iber. 191.1* I'lnrlrfa a f a tu t e s «f Fcm lnoln County. F lorida Cttrk Circuit Court* 19191 8*mino1a Cou nty. Flnrfd* NOTICE IX H E R E B Y GIVEN. N o ritt: u f .«pri.it- vtion ro n That Atlantic Corpora* t a x t i i ’. n i t >oi ici: or %rrijr.%Tii»ft row tin the holderMunicipal nf the* follow ln< (hr r. I » l HI S'lntlrfa S l a l a l r a a f tax f *M Ifti a I* ha* filed said rr rtif 1imai ia*e* IMI.ti I’lisrIda i f a i u t e t e f NOTICR IS l l l . m t H T OIVKN, 1010) T h a t A ila n llo M onlUoal Corpora­ NOTICE Tft H E R E t i r GIVEN. tion Ih* hnld«r o f lit* f o l lo w in g T hat \tim ntlr Municipal r n f f ' M v r* rtlfloat* ha* filrd *tld r e r l l f i - linn th* hoMar nf th* f o llo w !* * r » l * tor t « * dr*d tn b* n m o l r*rt|fm.it* h« t filed *a«d c e r n f l thrrron Th * e* rtlflc* t* numher r a l * f o f !a< dend fn b* Itaued *nd y ra r o f I , -nano*. Ih* d a n rip- Iherenn. Th* rrrtlfle a t* number |i» n of th* p to p * rly . and th* rum* and year of Itatianre, th* d*8«rlpIn whirl* It wa* * t * * » * d ar* aa lion nf th# property, and Ih* nan'* follow »: tn whtrh it mat a t a t i k t d are a t C r t t l f i . a t * No, l « f T* a r nf 1*- f o l l n w i i auanra Jun* !S, A D. " S S C artiflrst* Vo ji') T*ar of Itt n : » i H t n i t i N «1F pit n p i : it T V . tun nr * Ju n* 3t» A P I d* N cs (I nf K'.i of H t v i. nf * DP.at llll*Tln> or PHOIT.IITT i EtV H o f N E ' i o f *K'a S * r . N 4 r f HE«A o f BW, , 4 nf F E ’4 tlon 32 T o w m h l p IS Snulh Fertlon 12. To m p th lp It l o u l h . l i m e * I l Ea*t R an ee 22 E a t t , I Arr** V i m * In w h ich a***i**d Gordon Nam* In mhlch a t te t a a d R H Phlllippi Onrdr All nf *ald prnp*rtr b*ln» In Ih* All o f aatd p roperty b f i r r t* the Cnonry nf S*mlno|». S u l* o f Count v of F#.ml no | f . Plat* of Florida. L: hi*** *uch c a t l l f i e a i n Florida. Un1**» auch certtflra te *h»ll h» r*d**m»d arenrdln* to t h i l l b* redeem ed a r c o r d in f fn la w th« prnparty d*»erlb*d In »urh l a w th* property deacribtd in turh r* rllf|ra tn w ill b* »"ld t o th* rer t lllr a t* w it| b* sold to th* hlah**t Mdd*r *t tha front door of h lv h e tt bidder at th* front door of th* P *mlno|* C nunly Court l i o n , * th* F*mlnn|* Cou nty co u rt H0119# at Sanford. Florid*, on Ih* f!r»t at Fanford, Florida, «n th* first Stood*., In tli* m onth of Jun*. Mondev m the m onth of Jun* ISSS. w h ich I* Ih* Sth day o f Jun*. IA3V. w h ich I* th* #th day o f Jun*. ISIS. list. l>*l*d thl* Ith day o f M i y. t i l t . Dated tht* t t h da y o f H a y , 1151 (Offtcl j I Clark t F ea p O r HERNDON 4'lsrk Circuit Co®r#. Pemtnnl* County . Florida NOTICK THRU dl turn o f th* p io p trtr* and th* nam* In which |t w a s *i t*»»*d ar* a* a l»* f*4 t h l * «tb d t v o f M i y . I J i i - P IE C E G O O D S M EN 'S Salyna rlntli .Iti” wide, rrease resistant, solid colors of green, yellow, lavender, grey, amt purple. Also brown or black chock. Regular pfices t 10 A 1 08 yard. SW IM T R U N K S of SALE $ 1 .0 0 yd Ameritev. Dan River, and other cottons, all new pret­ ty patternr 3fi" wirle. Wrinkle shed finish. Specin 1 Solid rolors of goM, I t green, black, grey, and tan. Sizes 28 thru 28. 3.O.' ratue 2.08 2.03 value 1.08 7 9 C yd. M EN 'S SPO RT C O A T S Spring and Summer in weight Sizes 35 thru -16 in regular (i lew 38, 40, 42 shorts) R e g u l a r prices 25 00 & 35 00 $ /g .9 FRIDAY & SATURDAY $ and 26-98 Many other b a r g a i n s throughout th*i store. More Fine-Car Features than any other err priced so low! >kr. £ 2 % G en eral Insurance a o T icc ISIII s r r u r 4 T io v ro e n r.i.ii r i - t l S a K a m i , * •< 1W» KOTICB IS H E R E S T OIVKN. That A l U n t lr Municipal C-rpnraII' 0 th* hnlrtar nr Ih* f n l l ' - l n a c*Mlfir*r» h i t rilad **l<t c art If 1 n t * tor t i l 4*»d tn h* lM*j*-t th»r*nr Th * e a r t l f l c t U aumhar t r d y * i r nr lMu*nr*. tka <tM-r1rtlon nf th* proparty, a n t th* nam* In whirl* It w i i a i*t***4 ar* a* follow*: O r i l f l - at* X«. U S Ta*r of I*, •turn-* Jun* 31, A D. 1SS! S12 EAST FIRST STREET PHONE TS JAMES & GUT ■ .J A M E S GUT or tax Ow. H. JAMES GUT AGENCY Incorporated w 111 B . P i n t S L M O — P ly m c a lli o r non French Ave. and 22nd St. Rrv. H. W. Rendrrton, Pattor Sunday School 9:45 a. m. Evangelistic Service 7:30 p. m Mid-Week Service Tuesday 7:30 p. m. Young People Service Tliuraday 7:30 p. m. SOUTH RIDE BAPTIST CHURCH E ait 2Tlb Street W. I . Stephens. Pastor Milton Ilifgenbtilbaiii Sunday School Superintendent Welcome to the church. Sunday School 10 a m. Morning Worahip 11 a m. Evening Worship 8 p m. Prayer Meeting Wednesday I p.m. BT. PAUL'S LUTHERAN * S t Luka's Lutheran—In Llavia (near Oviedel. the Rev. Stephen II. Tuhy, pastor. Morning worship 8:30 a.m. Radio Mission Tmiadraat at 9:30 a.m. over WOItZ (740 kc): Sunday School for all age groupi. 9:30 a.m. Christian Day School (All elementary gradea and kinder­ garten), Monday through Friday. 8:30 a.m. Children * proem m, **SL Luka's Chanel," Saturday 10:16 a,m. over WTRR. (1400 ke.). LUTHERAN CHURCH O r THE REDEEMER Rev. Phillip Schletaman. Minister Services at The Yacht d a b Sunday School 9:15 a.m. Churcn Service 10:30 a.m. THE CHURCH OP GOD •f PROPHECT 2393 Elm Are. Bishop A. W. Stover, Paslar 9:43 a.m. Sunday School. I t a.m. Morning Worahip. Ser­ mon by A. W. Stover. 7:30 p.m. Evangelistic Hour. 7:30 p.m. Tuesday Evening Ser­ vice. V.L.B. Leader Joe 6! use. 8:30 p.m. Thursday Women's Missionary Band Leader, Mrs. A. W. Stover. Everyone welcome. EBENEZER METHODIST CHURCH Frank Rr.van, Prearher Sunday School 2:30 p.m. Preaching 3:30 p.m. or ttl.lft nr % r n .fr in n * m u T.l \ tlKUII . 1PI.1H F lo rid * M sM ilri of IP |1»» NOTICE Ih H E R E B Y GIVEN That Atlantic MuntripM Corpora­ tion tha hold*r of thw f o llo w in g rertU ln att ha* fi!«*d •aid c# rt lflf i t * for t t s d i*d to ba l«»tied th#-r*oti. Th* c e t t l f l t a t * n timber 4#*r O r IIO .V D O N Cl*rk Circuit Court. b*mlnol* Cou nty, Florid * nr.st n irrio .v n r riu iiarH T ri W SV* VS ft nf B tOZ* V* fl nf 1 ■ — M* rs» fit ftffi ttw ti-n*f 9Jtiu Sp T IM E T 0 P A IN T U P F IX U P FIiuuim those needed Home Repairs with a low-cost-FHA repair loan—No Down P iy n e it - up to 36 m o n t h s to repay. Y e a r loftn can coyer both material and labor. You need not be a depositor to take advantage of this economical way to repair your home. An FHA Loan will pay for the following repairs and many others. M Ii ■i Nmt BMC p O W f f - ^ v ' * with ^ anUwr. were to guca* Pontisc’i prirr on ths bisirf ityle, perform!nc# and you’d IfiismFofyouRehundreds of dolUn higher th.in its arlml 9 i» , ...................... .. .ny2i r ^ - l>oU .« JOy n I [ C O M P O « 1 -^ n“ m r t r v U ^ ^ . p S r f * B aflU a-flitore* InrtaS attic fa* fl**v Flahahla# . : I SMI*f and trim I r lr a r te n T am ila a aa tirt - PMrtarira ll< i y i . [] [] Home workshop Remodel room* [ j Add new nom a M Gwag* Repair* [] Additional bath 1 1 Dumbing jj Wiring [] Chimney repair* [] Valley* and fa tte n [] Parch and atap* [] Walks aad drive* ] H atting I Pnlnting Outride walln f l ] Add dormara FLORIDA STATE BANK OF SANFORD P .B L C . ’"' t u t i r t t t m - c u f i tctiM Hi a - A - __ < \ it surely cosrt. Pontiac measurm up with the finest mi any point of comparison—except price. It’« a aimpls matter of fact that >01/ can buy a big^ powerful Pontine fat Imt than many modela of the1 lawegt.pricsd ta n and much leat than »tripped\ economy models of higher-priced makes! After a close impaction of Pontiac's luxury snd qutlity and a few miles commending its mighty 200-hor»epowerStrato-Stresk V-8,buyer* from both ends of th* price scale am switching to Pont he in record-breaking numbers. Come in soon for tha clinching facta end figures. You'll make tha vary pleasant discovery that if you can afford any new ^car, you can afford a Mg, powerful Pontiac—andj e ttp d ire c tly in to the fin e -e a r d o s e ! s u m N unnm o R r*ju m T ja ung WILLIS PONTIAC SOI W ert D ra t Street lit �• -< Contest For Authority A Forty Problem TAMES M ARLOW Them him hccn some speculation m to Whether Senator William Knowland will re* main as Republican party leader in the Sen­ ate despite his pronounced differences of opinion with the administration on foreign policy Knowland recently expressed sharp disagreement with the President on the matter of negotiating with Communist China to case ^tensious In the Formosa •traits. It should be noted that the leader of the administrations' party in either house of Congress is not ex|>ccted to be a mere echo of the sentiments of the administration. Ideally he helps to shape those sentiments and there is room for occasional differences of opinion. On a matter as important as foreign policy, however, a difference of opinion is ■omethlng else The President is the head of his partv and it is usually assumed that he ■jwaka for It A party leader irf Congress is moro or less the spokesman of his party in the body in which he servos and the man who directs its efforts. Thus when a serious disagreement arises the party speaks with two voices. One of three possibilities seems inevit­ able. Senator Knowland may, for the sake of party harmony, tone down'his protests and go along with the administration. He may decide that he would have a greater freedom to express his dissent if he gave up his post as minority leader, nr the administration IT"*' mrue Hn effort to have him replaced With a leader more closely attuned to its aims. That the present stute of affairs will continue does not seem likely. In Italy last week Giovanni Gronchl was elected president. He Is the third president of the new republic established after the overthrow ofrthe monarchy In 1946. He wae elected on the fourth ballot with strong sup­ port from the Communists, Left-Wing So­ cialists and a faction of the Christian Demo­ crats. Gronchi poses a serious threat to Pre­ mier Mario Scelba. Scelba aits on the right wing while Gronchl sits on the left wing of the same party— the Christian Democrats. A split In the party threw the necessary votes to Gronchl. Scelba Is still in the rul­ ing position as premier since the presidency is Isrgsly a ceremonial role. This role could knsuitie mure important pro|>ortlonn with a strong man and with an upset of the precar­ ious balance which haa now been struck botween the two wings. Scclba's recent loss of support would seem to dictate a less conservative program. His position at present Is weak. If a power struggle between the two wide flung wings of hie party does not ensue,'he may be able to mend the rip. But further party splits could lead to Communist and Social domina­ tion of the pai Lament which would cripple both Scelba and Gronchl If they ehow them­ selves politically wise, they will not let this happen. Good sense would indicate co-oj>cration. Proposal Leaves Two Big Gaps H If ' I ) . CMM U a m IJ Friday May 18,1155 11)1)AY'S BIBI.K VKKMB Let no man despise thy youth.—1 Tim. jj 4 : IS.—Some can profit from the experience I of others. Keen observation can often make up for 'ack of experlenca. ri: Envious Essay Aside from the fellow with the new baby there is no more difficult one to live with than the fellow with a new car. There it sits. His. Man worked a long time to Invent a motor that would func­ tion, Henry Ford devised an assembly line process that mude automobile mass produc­ tion possible. Designers and engineers have devoted decades to improvements in appear­ ance and performance. But It's his car, and don't let any of those fellows come around looking for credit. He owns it—at luast he and the finance empany do. Even the fellow with the new baby Isn't as toueny about how it is handled as the new car owner is about his prise possession. Maybe the lawns need ruin, but he is con­ vinced there Is some sort of cosmic con­ spiracy involved if the rain falls on his cur. Why do bugs have to alap against its wind­ shield? Why do other cara have to be park­ ed ao dangerously close? As a* matter of fact, what are those other cars doing on the road, arvhow? The day before he got the car he waa a nice, quiet fellow. Now he la a braggart about horsepower, a prevaricator about the gas and oil mileage he gets, an outright nuis­ ance with hia vanity. Does all this sound as It v r e written out of pure envy? You're darndd right it waa. ► SAM DAW SON Today May Be Good Time To Check : ' NEW YORK UF—Friday ths llth may be a good time te look at aom* builaoss" traditions maay poopte hollar* will be shown up Ibis year as mtrely superstition*. So far lias has turnsd to a num­ ber of surprise* and may well lest • lot of economic theoriss. Here are » few: Traditionally people aren't sup­ posed to buy new cars in soy rotinUwiprlna makes them restlees and sager to get on ths high­ way. However, ir. people began buying Mw cart this time whw they suit were shopping apping 'for a Christmas tree. Cold weather buying set | P'afnt • .1 i J III . i t mm are rolling II “too good to be true.'' TradJUonaUate say that sooner or later a real downturn wtU come sloag. But morn and more businessmen—whether Just whistling In the dark—are pro­ claiming that idea as Just a super­ stition. There «re tredlUaae tee price changes from month to montiTln the commodity end stock markets. And these are up for testtag Uds year. The t r a d i t i o n s ! “February break" In commodity prices was a very mild affair this year. The traditional spring rise In prices has been almost as unaotlceabte. WASHINGTON (ft - You can drive a truck through the holes— two big ones—In the latest Russian disarms ment proposal. 1. This country has established a ring of military bases around Russia with tho permission of friendly countries. From those bases American planes could make instant retaliation on the Russians If they began an stu ck . As part of Its disarmament plan, Russia wants the United SUtes to give up those bases. This Is some­ thing Congress would never let the President agree to unless this coun­ try eou'd be sure Russia was not able to begin a world war. S. This country has Insisted that for real disarmament—and root disarmament means destroying all atomic weapons all over the world so there could be no atomic w a r thora would have to bo Inspections teams In each country to be sure no atomic weapons were being con­ cealed or made. But In their disarmament pro­ posal* the Russians, while suggest­ ing that atomic weapons bo outn n t- t o \ j x i* D t Burl Ives Could Use Ten Lives NKW YORK (*—"» .an, there are so many things to do, I’d like to live 10 lives," said big Burl Ives, contentedly unrolling a bat­ tleship signal flag. The red and while flag was as (all as Ives, Iht folk singer who bocamo a dramatic star sa "Rig Daddy" in tho PuliUer prise play, "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof." Burl, who doesn't own even a rowboat at present, bought a com­ plete set of battleship flags at a salt of government surplus sup­ plies. Wrapping one of the flags around his no-pouwj bulk, be said cheerfully: "I've always wanted a set of ship signal flags, although 1 really don’t need 'em battleship site New I gat 40 of ’em. .Do you think may­ be 1 could get a seamstress to turn i o n s of 'am into sport shirts?" Tho huge old-fashioned apart­ ment in which Burl and his wife, Helen, Uve with hit a-year-old ton, Alexander, Is crowded with souvenirs of hit travels. "Isn't this ■ wonderful thing to split a bead open • tth?" Inquired durl, holding up ■ Maori war club from New Zealand. "And bow do you like these parade drums 1 picked up for II bucks apiece? Gonna make 'em into lamps tfot 'em at another government sur­ plus sale. You can't beat those surplus tales for bargains. Never esn tell what you’ll bo ablt to pick up." Burl walked over and patted on the hetd two drowsy looking wood­ en ship figureheads. "This one it Vateo da Gwma, and the other It Pocahontas," bo said. "Socn a lot of salt water, these babies. Got 'am both In Eng­ land during my last concert tour. “ 1 bring Junk home from all over tho world. Helon complains about It, but after it's hare a wtillo iho gats so sho tikes it as much at I do." Burl settled bee' comfortably la a big ovortluffod couch. The phone rang. , "Let U ring," be said. “I don’t like to talk on the phone." Tho phone bell died Into silence. "I like tailing," Burl said. "If 1 didn't have to earn a living I'd H o w to G e t P o lio S h o ta About 440,000 of Use Announcement that th* felk tho •serine Aas proven ogoetivo fa IJU O flO t who book flpAfinf polio immediately rate numerous questions among par­ K e< Us* ent*. In this timely series o f i (a entries, D r . H u n i t u n trill answer The Foundation that H many o f theas. baa n moral obligation te the Jfe MMfed you where to gel tho other children In ' Moefna, how much te available, also. They will receive free inhow U works, and whel step# are taken to insure III te /i use. H o they may bo la win alto tell you who will be In­ oculated / too, how this moss in­ ef ahlldrea ware oculation program will be carried te free te­ auf, and who will honilo the In­ at their age, oculation o f your child. they are moat maecpubte te paralytic poliomyelitis. HOW can yon obtain the Balk U your child la Included te any polio vaccine for your children? af theoo groups, yon must request with the announcement thet that he be given Use vaeetea. the vaccine hug been proven ef­ Forme will bn provided ‘ fective, that queeUon, I'm sure, by poor total health of te uppermost in the mind* ef te net BlOtl p tf M l f to The Matteaal Foundation for Infantile Piralytte bat already aalvei Use yum Urn for many. ..........................it, the klareh af MAOMM worth of th* protective bev* vseeine. Thto te enough to In­ eeulate approximately te knee N school children. available for Mona* aa n an an It won Bwaged R will bo noli to With Another tradition la teat new ear ante* drew sharply after Jen*. Win Msat too tarn out te bo a aniianti«toa? la ten building .Industry, tradi­ tion baa it that th* sale ef new homes bears a close relation te tea muriate rate. TO year ten fret to bonding of now h o o m Is wsl u hi «UI tO teal working te U aay, ter tees* reasons to te * sr Bl alghL ■WITCHER TO ICS CRKAJI BKTHALTO, DL llWEari Weitea, IH, bee sworn off clgsrs end taken te lea cream Instead. His mother Mrs. Earl C. Walton said he basal smoked ter ala day* but "he has eaten abate! te te* cream cones." Ward from a schoolteacher that be couldn't at­ tend school if be onsehed eigen Farenti today are vitally In­ terested In the questions: “Whot kind of person is today’s teacher? What kind of educotlon hoi she received? And how will the onswer* to these questions affect my child?" The answers ore that the pre­ sent-day toother Is o wsll-rounded, Intelligent person who not only throughly knows ths subjects she teaches but olio has received a brood background of general edu­ cation. Not only that, but sho Is o person who Is vitally Interested In children who during her col­ lege coreer has developed on un­ derstanding of children and o skill In working with them. Prospective teschers who are graduated, for instance, from the University of Florida's College of Education complete a broad cur­ riculum during thalr four years of study. Today*' trecher mutt havs a wid* knowledge of the world and current affairs. D u r i n g her freshman and aophomore years ths tducatlon major at ths Uni­ versity of Florida takes ths gen­ eral, comprehensive courses which the University believes are es­ sential knowledge for oil wall-edu­ cated persons. Sha studies ths social, oconomlc, and political In­ stitutions of tho Unltod States; tho physical and b i o l o g i c a l sclsnees; grammar, literature, writing and speaking, and ths huinanities a broad survey of tba music, art, literature, and philo* sophles of tho world. Today's teacher must hove a thorough' understanding of child­ ren and skill In working with them. In addition sho must under­ stand tho influenco which tho community and oodsty In general •so rt in relation to tho school and] children. During her four year program tho oducatloa major a t tho University studies aU as­ pects of child behavior, obtorvrs classes In tho Collsge's P. K. Yonge Laboratory School, whore tho College employs advanced methods of teaching In kindergar­ ten through llth grades and also nbssrvst for a briei period in o school in tho state, all of which also serve os a preparation for th* Internship. 8he stadia* various typos of communities and soristlss and tnslr offset on children, and obrorvsa tho medio of communica­ tion1 and Instlutions a t work te tho local community which 'dir* octly and Indirectly offset child­ ren. The teaching profession today requires persons who ora Intelli­ gent, well-rounded, and wh* gat along well with others. Admission to tho University's College of Education e l th e ,e n d of tho frsthm aa and eopbomor* years 1* granted enly to those students wh* osklblt qualities of becoming successful teacher). Students must have made a t least a *C" average for work taken In th* University College, have n good eommaad of oral and written ospresslon, and hare personal and physical quailfor suoressful Marlon Perkins Flies To America. To Seek Talent NEW YORK (F—Marlon F o rk in g of NBC’s Zoo Parade flies to A f r l c ^ In a few weeks to search for neve TV talent and also to try to swap • armadillos for asrdvarks. He and producer Don Melsr will spend the summer on the Dark Continent filming six or more pro­ grams for,the coming season. The armadillos for aardvarka deal wUl be part of Perkins' funclion as director of Chlcago'a Lin­ coln Park Zoo. where the w eekly, show U telecast. Ha wiU taka alon^O some animal life specimens fairly common In (his country. IncludIng armor-plated armadillos from Texas, to offer sofla la Africa, where they are faritlee. In return he'U seek animate common there, but novelties In the United States, such as ths ant-eating aardvark. When the films are completed and tha specimens collected, Perkins and Meier will fly back vlaA Copenhagen and tha arctic ro u te d to Loa Angeles, and thence to Chi­ cago. African eplsodra now planned for nait year’i showi Include tho annual migration of wild Ufa acrosa tha contlnent’i great rift, onderwater acenea at Mtiml Springs, th* Port Elisabeth snakt Fart. Krueg­ er National Park, elephant train­ ing stations In the Conge, and as­ sorted African oddities, ^ One# admittod te-W o . CalW a, th* pro«[>*cM^ tta rh tr th«n ipt« dallies in th# type of teaching •ho wishes to do—olthor «l*mentory (kindergarten t h r o u g h sixth grades) or secondary (jun­ ior high end senior high level). Th# . teacher must hare a thorough knowledge of th* eubJect areas sho is to teach. In or­ der to bo certified by tho S ta te d Deportment of Education, tha pro-re spec tire elementary teacher must bo able to teach a Vide rang* of subjects effectively. Therefore, ska takes approximately 14 to I I semester hours subject m atter te ait, mualc. aortal atudira, geo­ graphy literature s h 11 d r • n ' e sciences, qnd health and physical education. to N O T IC E T O «W E MIKE M M IBKIH D M K K S , • O F DOGS ICE CREAM * LABOR FREE - s * von r a v ew,T ton wavmnei e * relatively ■ M BO "But the buck goat la aa excep­ tion. He'll fight you until be dies. You have te win him by affec­ tion. "I could sit among those goats for hours doing nothing but watch­ ing t* em. "But the Indian Is th* only man elvUlsed enough to rind happness Just sitting and watching goals eaL I'd like to gat me tome Indian herders and some goats end real ty go Into tho goat choose bustnot* I'd gm me some electric milkteg equipment and put it on a Jeep, and milk the goats from th Jeep." Burl ia a htpp- fat man wh# says h. haa no fears, tew worries, and keeps so placidly busy be rare­ ly finds Ufa aver boring. "People are lb* only thing that ean ever bore you if you keep your mind busy," be said. Ives says be has only two major theatrical goals left now. He'd Uke to ploy Felateff sometime, end he’d Uke to mrVe a world tour with a cameraman and soundman And record aU kinds ef national folk music end dances. "But right now I’m teaming to ride e row Italian motor scooter. It's more fua than a Rolls-Royce " There may be somebody on Broadway whe gets more sett out ef Uvteg teat Burt Ives. If there te—he's keeping It te himself. Parents Interested In Characteristics Of School Teachers ganda for themselves. Their dis­ armament offer no doubt looks pretty good to American alllss who lira 'oser to Ruttis, and a p os-, sibls atomic war. re But the very proposals raise a question: Why did ths Russians m ike them at this particular tlms? American officials here don't preL~,d to know. AU they can do la what anyone else can do? guess. The big Western powers — the United ctates, Britain, France—got some world good wUl this week by proposing Russia sit down with them in peace talks. The R u s s ia n ^ haven’t yet accepted, but s e e m * likely to. , In the meantime, they came out with their disarmament offer, per­ haps in an sffort '-> offset the good reaction the Allies got from their peace-talk offer. It Is always possible th* Rus­ sians have good Intentions. But they'U have to do some proving on that point. Ths Inclination In this country is to look for a gim-m m!ck. re utetem a used te be tee fashion, I tarter quarters. H uy have larger ter emti and •aa hffird tea monthly 100 permeate. Mortgage are neater too. » te a tradition about te* to general the* te op ter A now. It U tee busteeis spend the rest of my Ufa riding around on a boat. "That's the trouble with this world. Life Is loo short. You're lucky If you can get one thing done, let alone eU tho things you want "I've got all kinds o ' hobbles." b went on. “ I Uke to write books, and I've always wanted to own a dude ranch. I was going to buy me a Western ghost town some yea back, but there turned out to b« too many on ths m arket Couldn't make up my mind. "I'd also like to own a goat cheese farm. I had ■ goats once In California. They caU 'em eating goats there, and they use ’em to clear Uia land. They'U cat p rtc ticall/ anything that grows. "I got to Interested te thosi goals l even wrote a novel about them. You know most animals can bo disciplined through fear. tawed, are vague to the point of Incoherence when explaining how t h e s e International Inspection tea ms could ctock thoroughly enough to be sure there was not, and could not be, any cheating. For those two n ito n s the Rus­ sian proposals will probably get no plare although this country wUl give them attention. This country has to give them attention. The Fustians m de good propa- K OOOD FOR THE SO IL — bOO FOR THE SO U L-m y- m JR M L " I M M H E M IT A IN I* «u ■ ■ I 1 nv- U I A I > * * • n m m' r.K >* K i t- * } '. �HE • ~ 1 ‘ 4 S o c ia l fiv c n lA , I Local Loyalty Sunday To Be Observed By First Methodist Church Here j» K "Loyalty Sunday" will be obtarved at the First Methodist Church thia Sunday. The purpose of Loyalty Sunday ia to have ai much of the entire cungrcgatiun aa poatible attending the * orahlp aervicer, during which time each peraon or family will make hia personal aubscriptlon to the budget of the church for the com* ing year of June 1, 1U55 to May 31, 1U56. The Finance Commisiion, in corporation with the other three Commlasions and agencies of the church, prepares the annual bud­ get each year, submits it to the Official Board, and, when airproved, the budget is then presen­ ted to the congregation. The "Loyalty Sunday" plan is a form of the Every Mecinbcr Canvass re­ commended by the Discipline of the Methodist Church. During the morning worship hour, the con­ gregation ia presented with the approved budget, and then given an opportunity to make personal aubecriptions. Following the worship service, a dinner will be served by the Womea'a Society of Christian Serv­ ice, for 70 workers. After a brief instruction, question and answer period, membership assignments will be given to the workers, who will then go out and make person­ al contact with other members who have not had the opportunity of subscribing. It la requested that members of the congregation assist in this pro­ gram by remaining at hume 'lur­ ing Sunday afternoon until called upon by the workers, who plan to leave the church at 1:46 p. m. The following ia a list of 70 workera who will assist In the "Loyalty Sunday" program, catl­ ing la the homes two by two: Frank Adams and Rod Adams; Harold Appleby, E. D. Klrchhoff; Mrs. Martha Aaxarello, Mrs. J. C. Davia; Mrs. M. E. Baker,Mrs. C. B. Hudson; Fred Collum, T, R. Butts; C. R. Bowes, Bill Kirk; Jim Bosard, Ted Williams; Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Brinson; Woodrow Cash, P. H. Colbert; W. P. Chap­ man, Clarence Powell; Miss Ethel Riser, Mrs. Nancy Brock; Boyd Groups Combine To Have Supper In Baptist Church The WMU of the First Baptist Church met Monday night in the educational Building Hall with the Elsie Knight Circle to have • cov­ ered dish supper. 0 . A. initiation service/was giv­ en and a YWA report was pre­ sented by Mrs. Irving Pryor, sponsor. The topic was "Does I t Matter To Them There What We Do Here" taken from a panel diseusalon at the YWA conference keld recently in DeLand. “Pray Ye" was given by the members on the prayer calendar and a solo "Where Cross the Crowded Ways of Life" was sung by Miss Ruth Archer. A panel, taking the topic *Up and Down the City Streets", was presented with Mrs. Pryor, Mia. Roy Reel, Mrs. R. E. Peurifoy and Mrs. C. A. Anderson Jr., taking p a rt The devotional was. offered by Ilia . R. T. Hunt, community mlsaioa chairman of the Elsie Knight Circle, Tha meeting closed with a prayand a hymn. Mrs. Volta Wil­ ma tad the group. £ Happy Birthday Coleman, Arthur Beckwith Jr.; J. F. Darby, Ben Wiggins; J. C. Davis, Price Heard; Marvin Dyal, H. B. Whittern; L. P. llagan, M. R. Strickland; Col. llarrinian, Or­ ville Touchton; Ray Herron, Al­ bert Jarrell; Judge Ernest Housholder, B. B. Crumley; L. L Hughey, John Sauls; R. U. Hut­ chison, George Stltaer; Ashby Jones, Robert Baker; Charles D. Brown, Dr. II. W. Rucker; Mrs. Janie Shoemaker, Mrs. Lillian Mc­ Call; Jim Leonard, Roy Wall; Mrs. A. E. Moran, Mrs. Phil Wyatt; J. H. Nicholson, Harry Dick; W. It. Nicholson, Bun McCall; Lowell Osier, Boh Reely Sr.; Blake Saw­ yers, Bob Kilpatrick; Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Taylor; R. W. Ware, Phil Wyatt; Fred Wilson, E. H. Laney; Mrs. Julia Steele, Mrs. J. M. Leonard; Mr. and Mrs. William B. West. Mrs. T . A. Stiles Hostess For Group Of Gleaners Class Mrs. T. A. Stiles, 807 E. 10th St., was hostess to the Gleaners Class when It met Tuesday even­ ing. Mrs. Susie Belle Cleland was co-hostess. The meeting opened with the clam tong, "Work for the Night Is Coming" played softly on tha piano. Mrs. McManus presented the devotional taken from Luke t0:3lM0. Her subject was "Mary and Martha Mothers". Mrs. Fred Myers led the group In prayer. During tha business session re­ ports wrra given and It was re­ ported that four new members had been added to the class. A new fan will be installed In the classroom according to the pre­ sident, Mrs. W. C. Rumbley. Games were enjoyed during the social hour and refreshments were served to Mrs. C. C. McManus, Mrs. Fred Mysrs, Mrs. R. E. Peurifoy, Mrs. O. A. Hanshaw, Mrs. W. n. Brinson, Mrs. W. C. Rumbley, Mrs. Myron 8..ilth. Mrs. A. J. Walker, Mn. J. F. I-ewis, Mrs. A. Kendall, Mrs. W. R. Howard, and Mrs. Elgis Brown. Mrs. G. Touhy Returns To City From Charlotte Mrs. George Touhy, Minister of Music at the First Presbyterian Church, returned today from Charlotte, N. C., where (he at­ tended a convention, of tha Amer Iran Guild of Organists. Mrs. Touhy was a member of the Master class of organists taking instructions from Dr. Carl Welnrlch of Princeton University. Also included In the jam-packed agenda were two periods dealing with choir work and taught by Paul Swarm, Presldant ot Ike Church Music Foundation. The delegatee were afforded the rare opportunity to hear nlna outstanding organ recitalists, including Dr. Welnrlch and Ern­ est White, organist at St. Mary the Virgin Church of Ngw York City. The Guild members alto visited nine churches with relatively re­ cent organ installations, repre­ senting the wort of six different organ builders. As a feetuiv of the eonclave the renowned Oratorio Singers pre­ sented a concert that Included Kodaly’t Missa Brevis and the Magnificat by Bach. Other Central Florida delagatas Included Jessa Padrick, Miriam Penrod of Orlande and Harold Sanford a4 Winter F a rt. Baptist GA's Have Focus Week From May 8-14 The week of May A through 14 Is known in Baptist Churches ss Girls Auxiliary Focus Week and a t this time irirla between the nges of nine and 12 who be­ long to the girle* auxiliary are spotlighted in church activities. Thera are three girls’ auxiliaries In the First Baptist Church. Group one Is composed of the girls, nine through 10 with Mrs. John Fox and Mrs. F. E. Cooper acting as leaders. Group two tak­ es In the girls betwsen 11 and 12 with leaders being Mr*. Charles L. Park and Mrs. A. L. Thomas. Group Three girls eoma between I I and IB with Mrs. C. W. Ergle and Mrs. 0 . P. Wada serving aa leader* Monday night th* Intermediate G. A.’t put on an initiation ser­ vice in the church la the presanca of the Women’s Missionary Union in which tho girls mother* war* honored guests. Those taking part were Donna Nowson, Juanita Wynne, MerchetU Campbell, Jea­ nette Harvey, Eva Jo Wynne, Lynette Driggers, Hilda Ergle, Ann Turner, and leaden Mrs. C. W. Ergle and Bin. 0 . P. Wads. Thosa Initiated w en Judy Lee, Lola Yates, and Evslyn Bennett. On Wednesday evening at the church Bln. C. L. Park and Mn. A. L. Thomas presented the 11 and 12 year old girle to the re­ viewing council composed of the Rev. W. P. Brooks Jr., and Bln. Brooks, Mrs. John Fox, snd Mrs. C. W. Ergle. The following girls look part: Jackie Ashley, Linda lu e Koke, Jean Southward, Eleanor Jans Sykss, Jsns Osborn. Fays Gar­ ner, and Carolyn Ellison. They gave from memory tho requirenicnte for becoming a maiden. All GA girls and their m othtn and leadan aat in a body at prayer meeting and w en recog­ nised by the pastor. They gave their allegiance and sang tha GA song. A aoclal hour followed with the GA’s and their mothen and leaden aa honored gusits. Refreshments w sn served from a decorated table using a pastel oolor theme with carna­ tions and Queen Anne lace. The GA colon of gnen and gold were also used. Mrs. W. P. Brooke Jr. served fruit punch and Mrs. 0. H. Sykes and Miss Ruth Archer assisted la serving delicious eookiea. On Saturday tha OA’a will have a Seminole Associations! n lly from 10:30 a. m. to 2:30 p. m. a t the Central Baptist Church. The group, under Bln. Ergls’a direction, will giva Its initiation service again a t this meeting. Mlsa Juanita Wynne will ait in on n panel discussion on Com­ munity Mission Work Dona ia Oar Association. On Sunday evening Bin. Park’s 11 and I t year aid GA's will be recognised in the evening service at the First Baptist Church. This will aloes tha week of GA activi­ ties. Library Additions Mrs. Sacy King, head librarian at tha Sanford Public Library, has announced tho nawast addi­ tions of books. They are “Prayers of Peter Marshall", Marshall; "Memoriae", Barrymore; "Quicksilver", Whit­ ney; "Dinner Party" Flnletur; "Gates of Living", Lawrence; "Recreation Leader’s Handbook", Kraus; "Korea Story”, CaldwsU; "Better Homes and Garden Diet Book"; ’The Day Lincoln Waa Shot", Bishop; "No Tima for Ser­ geants", Hyman; "Reunion", Mil­ ler; "Soldiers of,Fortune", Gann; "Love Is Eternal", Stone; "Gol­ den Wildcat", Widdemer; "By Sun and Candlelight", Campbell; "1 Married tha Klondike", Bar­ ton; "Innocence Under the Elms", Rich; "Two Tickata Te Tang!era", Mason; "Louisiana Calvallsr", Webber; "World a f Leva", Bowan; "Flint Aaehec”, Waraar; and "Buccaneer Bargee*", Tarry. Halva* of fresh pagga filled creamstyle cottage cheese TO LATH TO garnished with crisp green OARAGB APT. Electri* rafrltfarring* make fine lunch or supper tor. Hot water, inner-spring salads. Arrange the pears on mattress. Close In. Cheap to tnee and serve the salad with pcrmaaaat party. Call at Apartmayonnaise or French dressing. ■anL 80814 Palmetto Ava. THE SANFORD HERALD Frl. May IS. 1955 Pgffd I Calendar FRIDAY •a r* ; < , i '- H J I •Vt » l O T ★ l ’; v 'a 2* >u m ★ f • I . MISS DORIS JONES (Photo by Kirnhnrr) ★ ★ ★ ★ Doris Jones, Cecil Sheppard Engagement Is Revealed Today The engagement and approaching marriage Is being announced today of Bliss Doric Elaine Jones, daughter of Mr. and Bits. W. I.. Jones, to Cecil S. Sheppard Jr., son of Mr. and Blrs. C. S. Sheppard Sr. Tha bride elect we* born in Sai.ford and attended local schools, graduating with th* class of *6-1 She was an honor student, majorait* In the hand and vlee-presldint of tha Tri Hi Y. She alto be­ longed to the Glee Club, Spanish Bible Class Has nub and was an officer In the Pep Club and In bar Freshman Interesting Meet rlaas. Bliss Jones Is a member of tha First Baptist Church and is At Tolar Home presently employed by th* BanThe Woman’s Bible Class of the ford Atlantic National Rank. First Baptist Churrh bad an In* Mr, Shappard was horn In San­ ford and also attended local tercsting meeting Tuesday even­ schools, graduating with tha class ing at the home of Mrs. U. E. of ’(3. He was a member of the Tolar, 807 Magnolia Av*. football team, band and Glee The session opened with the de­ Club. Ha ia currently with the votional being given by Mr*. B. government at Washington, D .C. C. Moore including scripture and Mr. Sheppard also is a member a reading entitled “ Mothers’ Day". of the First Baptist Church. Th* business session was con­ Complete plana for the August ducted by the president, Mrs. J. wedding wiU be announced at a B. Fields. Several matter* were later date. discussed and It was decided by a unanimous vote to dispense with th* social hour during the month* of June, July and August. There were volunteers to be hostesses for thoa* months, after which th* Friends of Robert M. Morris, regular groups will continue. aon of Prof, and Mrs. Hrrinsn K. Th* meeting closed with a spe­ Morris will he pleased and inter, ested to know that word has been cial prayer for the sick memlwr*. received from tha University of Th* social hour was conducted by Florida that Robert has been Btrs, F. E. Bolt and was enjoyed pledged and Initiated Into Alpha by all. Each mrinber had to make Tau Alpha Fraternity « Epsilon and model a hat with the most Chapter. This la th* Professional outstanding being made by Mr*. Honorary Agriculture Education II. D. Smith, Mrs. Charles For­ rester and Blrs. Essie Wilson. Fraternity. Th* hostesses, Mr*. R. E. ToMr. and Mr*. Peter Bukur left lar, Mr*. B. R. Reck, Blrs. B. C. thle morning for Jacksonville Bloor* and Blrt, II. Newsome, serv­ where they will attend the Flo- ed delicious refreshment* to the rida State Band Content In which following: Mr*. A. B. Lovejoy, the Seminola High School Hand la Mr*. B. C. Moore, Btrs. J. II. part lei pating. Fields, Mrs R. E. Tolar, Mr*. F. E. Sola, Mr*. Lettrall, Mr*. H. Mr. and Btrs. J. H. Anderson D. Smith, Mr*. Ada Itoekey, Mrs. Jr., left Thursday for Nashville, W. M. Scott, Mrs. Essie Wilson, C*., to attend Mr. Anderson’s Mr*. Charles Forrester, Mrs. B. mother’s funeral. Newsome, Mr*. B. R. Beck, and Mr*. J, T. Newby. Dr. and Mrs. Charles Park re­ cently visited with thair son Bill who is a student at University homaa will attend tha Baylor Summer Camp* at Chattanooga of Florida in Gainesville. In June. The camp (a supervised by tha roarhes and teachers of Mr. and Mr*. W. C. Clause Th# Baylor School for Hoy*. have returned by plana from Key West after spending the past Th* youngster* registered and planning to attend are: llrurn weak with thair aon and daugh­ W. Anderson Jr., Glynn and Roger ter-in-law, LL and Ml*. Harold llodgaa, Pa ole Road, and Roy Clausa. Wright, Elliott Avenue. Mr*. J. A. Wright, 4M Elliott Avenue Mr. and Ml*. J. & K d of Lake Worth era visiting Mr*. C. A. Is tha camp sponsor for th* San­ Anderson Jr., a t her home oa ford French Ave.,-for n week. fisAAonah NOW GOING ON Four youngs tar* from Sanford The Mimosa Circle of the Garden Club will meet at the home of Mr*. J. N. Axrarcllo. A lunrheon will i>e held and a trip taken to the Garden Ram in Eutlis. The Congregational ( tiurch is sponsoring a Fish Fry at the auc­ tion market at (1 p. m. Proceed* nr,< to go to the building fund. Registration for children begin­ ning first grade only will start at Southaide School. Tills is for chil­ dren who will attend Southsidc and Pin* Ciest Schools neat year, SUNDAY Loyalty Sunday at First Meth­ odist Churrh and beginning of tho Every Member Canvass. Sunday School at the Fust Bap­ tist Elder Springs Baptist Chapel at 2:30 p. m. Revival Services at the Elder Springs Baptist Chapel will be­ gin at 8 p. m. "Chuck" Sank*, Evangelist and John L. Miller, Song l-cadcr, MONO\T The Women of the Proshyterian Church will hold their Business and Inspirational Meeting in the Educational Building at 3 p m. Th* Birthday Party will be held .it this lime and the program will oe presented by Circle No. 2. Mrs W. 1. itoclie, chairman. iYeced rig this the Prayer Band will meet in the Philathra Classroom at 2:41 p. in. The Dependable Class of the First Methodist Church w i l l inert at the home of Mrs. A. L. Skinner, Sl>8 Magnolia Ave. at <1:30 p.m. for a covered dish supper. A regular business and social meeting will follow. The Revival Services at tho El­ der Springs Rj.itLt Chapel will begin at 8 p. m. with "Chuck” Sank*, Evangelist and John L. Miller, Song Leader. Th* First Bnptist Sunbeam* will meet at the church at 3:30 p. m. Tile First Baptist Carol Choir w-ill hold rehearsal at 3:30 p. in. Beta Sigma Phi meeting will he held at 8 p. m. Hostess will be Miss Norma Fay* Harvey, 1403 \V. First St. This will l># the in­ stallation of sponsors and direc­ tor*. If unable to attend call 2583-J. TUKSB ,\Y Tb* American Home Depart meat of the Sanford Woman's Club will base a covered dish supper with bridge and canasta following ntthcrlub house, May 17 at 7 p. tn. The Gingham Dogs, winners in the attendance contest, will lie guests. Tim Calico Cuts will furnish the food. Tho hosteseca for Die occasion will lie Mrs. 0 . A. Sweeney, Mr*. Roger Har­ ris, Mrs. Willard O. Brinson, Mr*. Irvin Feinberg and Mr». W. Colin Hires. Tim Revival Service* at Hie El­ der Spring* Baptist Chapel will begin at 8 p. m. 7'lie First llnplist Intermediate Royal Ambassador* will meet at the rhurrh at 7 p. m. The First Baptist Concord fhnlr wilt hold rehearsal at li:3(> p. m. Tb* Seminola County Children's Committee will meet at thu Court n:. m e n * * LAST TIME TONIGHT HTAIMH 7:10 llousp at 4 p. m. Members ars As We Were Saying urged to he present. Bill Lawrencet WEDNESDAY “Th* honeymoon Th* Civic Department of the is over when he Sanford Woman's Club will have phones that he'll a meaing at 12:30 p.m. with a Kt» late for aupcovered dish luncheon to be held. per — and ah* Hottesits will be Mrs. Francis has already lefk Roll, Miss Adelaide Conic, Miss a note thet It's Alice B. Cooper, and Miss Lois in the refrigera­ Campbell Sponsor Is Mrs. B B. tor." Crumley while the program will be "Woman’s Responsibility in # * * Ruildiiv C h r i s t i a n Homes" In th* spring, a young man's Speaker Is Mrs. Grady Hcrinan. Revival Services at the Elder fancy turns to the first tomato * Springs Baptist Chapel will be­ he see*. D. 0. F l y u gin at 8 p.. m. y o u r c o m p le t e s u m m e r e n s e m b le i So perfectly s t u n n i n g . . . M il * brllllsnt fash ion g ro u p that r o s o well t o g e th e r . . . a n d also a* se p a r a tes with o th e r feehlone tn your wardrobe. In ■Fuller* SAILTONI -Sn o w fla k e* print en d t h e loveileal eel***. S i t e s T I p 18. f V * 1,1 v’-. i ' r, t 1 . 1< **\‘ \ T > ' ^ ' iY m v K v » * . .1 ,* * — - ( • U <T ^ * * ♦ » A S i M iM .i.,,. U ® I S , i t l r f .................. ft, thorfa........ 3.9ft "Cse Our Convenient luiy-away Plan" F in gertip-L igh t! new! U ltm lite Sam son ite Luggage 7:!H* — 11:28 PLUS APERILOUS JO U R N EY t A a. fubuc rictu s. STARRING YERA DAVID HAMPTON BRIAN f:40 ONLY CARTOON — NEWS SATURDAY ONLY STARTS 7:30 tta w X BIG M I D N I G H T TO­ NIGHT. Don’t Mix* This Friday 13th Harrow Show Big Double Feature la t Feature LON CHANEY AND PETER COT IN “THE MUMMY CURSE" "JKHSK JAMF.S RIDFJI AGAIN" (hap. N*. 8 CARTOON SUNDAY — MONDAY 8TARTS 7:80 M ad* r OUMUR'MCKMIAMI l i r a s * n CT f u s . s m can PLUS Hie air pione m otal ...W% 33% lighterl IM ULIRAUTf SAM fONITI. . , TM AHLAM W OM B /UgM-TMtetf h r MOtetf AY Umm SANFORD JEW ELRY and L U G G A G E C O . CARTOON — NEWS 100 SANFORD AVE. PH ON E I 84 ft �*- MRS. HOME BUYER ON MARCH 25,1955, WE PROUDLY PRESENTED TO YOU PINE CREST HEIGHTS, OUR FIRST SUBDIVISION, THE FIRST OF THIRTY-TWO BEAUTIFUL 3 BEDROOM HOMES. ____________ _ V WE ARE PROUD AND WE ARE HUMBLY GRATEFUL, BECAUSE TO DATE TWENTY (2 0 ) OF OUR FRIENDS HAVE PURCHASED THEIR HOMES IN PINE CREST HEIGHTS. THESE ARE SOME OF THE MANY REASONS ADVANCED BY THESE HOME BUYERS: 1. Quality built home, quality woikmanship and material. At a reasonable price — $11,600 to $11,860. Z Attractive and individually-styled to take full advantage of Florida living, $, Conveniently located across the street from what Is sure to be Sanford's finest school. Why, one mother told me that the savings in lunch money for her children, plus the savings in car expense and time, would go a long way toward making her monthly payments, and she is bo right, too. 4. Finance Arrangements: , i (a) Veteran purchaser can buy these homes for $425 down payment and closing cost and pay $69.00 per month which includes taxes and insurance. (b) F.H.A. purchaser can pay $1,250 plus $430 closing cost and pay $62.00 per month. I. The home buyer has some selections If action Is taken before the home Is completed. Yon can select: (a) Color of tile in bathroom. (b) All interior colors and outside, too. (c) Natural finished, white or colored kitchen cabinets, id ) Face brick trim. • I: # ACT NOW AND YOU TOO H AVE A (H O K E ‘. * • « • t1 I ' . , e RECENTLY WE HAVE STARTED TEN MORE BEAUTIFUL HOMES. THESE HOMES W IU BE COMPLETED AND, READY FOR YOU BY JU LY 1st i FOR MORE INFORMATION OR FOR EVENING APPOINTMENT CALL 2100 OR 246. STOP BY OFFICE AT S. FRENCH AVE. f' $J m >*/ii i'V* ’ . I,1*2 I »/1 » \ / ■ ' v f ; . ." % *‘ u j* /. y :: : e*. . ■, * - - ,1 i .s. , • #<* . i .i. ■ '» r ’v . 1 .i * t •?*.. . . . »Vl v .'I . >A* .' ' i '■ >* • * ■rJ 4 •4 ft V S J j; . 1 ■-bT'J0 fi* -1■ '• L4- •’T • r.v. . . -* roi If 7 > v, m ^ v*vv r 1, ~A ■" m r.V l . V. ; t ‘i - t i . wP �It’s So Easy I—REAL SC3TATB TOM SM B - 1 f o Place A W ent Ad THREE BEDROOM J u s t Call 1821 and ask for Spaciom, well constructed mason­ th e W ant Ad departm ent ry home, kitchen equipped, nice quiet section, p r i c e d at Sanford Herald I W A N T AD RATES 812,0(0.00, with terms available. ARTICLES FOR SALK O sc in u rn itu ro , ap p lian ccs^ w jla, etc. Bought-sold. lo rry ’s M art 321 East 1st St. Phone 1631. AIR CONDITIONING Room or House H. a POPE C O -IN C . 60 Acres, top notch citrus land, ■e. Phone 1449 1 close in, warm section,* $150.00 200 South Park Ave. per acre. GOAT MILK flAMPLR 8-UNE AD Wrkiwa rlvcr-front cottage ' on large lot with 275 river fron­ Randall Priest. South Sanford GET extra cash for article! too Ave. Fhone 380-W-l. tage, 86800.00, with terms. bo loafer use. FHee jo u r ad to­ Practically New — MAICO Hear* day. Phone i m . Seminole Realty . ins Aid. FFaetory Guaranteed. A S-llna ad, inch a i the ene above W. DIETRICHS Call 863 or 696-M. T. W. MERO li only Mo per d«y on our low 8 IN I Perk Avenue Phone IT - Factory to You — nay earned rate economy .plan. *5c M r day for t day* and Me for ACREAGE A lum inum tlday _______________ _ *0 Acres tract — 10 seres V enation Bllndn cleared ............. 840.00 per aero Enclosed head. Sag-proof bottom A Uttle spice like this will get Acres near Oviedo, rail with plaeUe ends. Plastic or your message before our more 80 rayon tapes. Cotton or nyluo ■ than 10.000 readers. Tell em to- .............................. $80.00. per a era 314 Acres, well located, cords. < dayl Phone 1181. ........................... 828.00 per acre Scnk& rlk Ginns a n d P a in t Co. ie above 4-line ad can bo run 2800 Acres, fenced. 840.00 per acre 113-114 West 2nd S t Phone Uf full days for only 82.40, 8 days 640 Acres, River front, fe r only 81-80 and one day for T2c feneed.................. 5100. per acre METAL ROOFING 338 Acres, Volusia Conuty, Now In Stock. S-V Crimp - l t t " Buy, Sell, Rent, Hire with want 825.30 per acre Corrugated— 2W” Corrugated. , ads, the busiest salesman in 400 Acres, Volusia County, Get all Your roofing needs at 11 town. P ut one to work for you. 822.80 per acre Sherm an C onertla Pipe Co. J Phone W21. We will be glad to 400 Acres, 100 Improved, Phone 3499 Volusia County................ 89,000. Out West 13th S t I J-karge ft.____ . _ F o r only”l3.00 thVabova- k L n t_ad 10.000 Acres, Ranrh, 838. per acre Swim Goggles ............... 1.00 pr. la on the job for you or S full 2.000 Acres, Ranch I-and, 80 Ft. Plastic Hose ......... 2.08 180. per acre days. Only 82.28 keeps It working P a in t............................. 2.50 gaL for you for 3 days- 1 day Is only 8,«no Arras-Cattleman's ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS rarad ise Price on req u est......... 310 Sanford Ave. 00c.______ Phono 1331 Cafl us aEout'our tiuilness rates. $ J U v J g s f r C m f t 61 VARIETIES PANELING th e Want Ad bepartm ent fa Native and Foreign Woods •pen from 8:30 a. m. until S:30 p. Phone 1139 • A. B,Peterson,Broker See Them At m. each business day except Sat- Associates - A. B. Peterson Jr., orday afternoon. Deadline for Sherm an Concrete Pip* Co. P. J . Chestcrsnn. Garfield Wil­ week-day insertions Is 2:00 p. m. Phone 3499 letts. John Mclsrh, R. W. Wil­ Out West 13th St. the day preceding publication. liams, A. C. Doudney, Land Sur­ .A ny ads coming In later than 3 SPECIAL veyor. r 8:00 P. m. will be published undw S Piece Dinette Set, 3 Piece Liv­ Too Late To Classify. ing Room. 3 Piece Bedroom Advertisers are requested to no­ ONLY One left a t this price— Group with Mattress and Box $6,300.00 1 Bedroom Concrete tify the Want-Ad Department im­ Springs ....... 8398.00 (term s) block. Complete for occupancy mediately of any errors la their 9 PC. LIVING ROOM in one week. FHA. Terms. rsanlord Herald will be Sofa Bed. Rocker, ChaJr —2-Step i for only one Incorrect L O W E L L E . O Z IE R rtip end Taples, 1- Cocktail Table, Builder — Phene lis t Two Table Lamps, One Floor Custom Homes and Florida Lamp............. $17900 (term s.) Builder low cost homes ECHOLS REDDING CO. LARA APARTMENTS! rooms, Corner 2nd A Magnolia Ph. 1232 Buying or Selling See rlvatn hatha. 114 W. P in t S t “Rod'' Bsmberxrr, Mgr. L. M. HASSONS REALTY Open Monday tU > p. m. at g Patata, Jet*. 419 A 17-93. lo lla w sy t a d B ab y B a la Week or month*— Tel- 1438. CONCRETE C A- W H ID D O N , S R . i l l wee* firs t Ready Mixed Concrete. Concrete Reg. Real pytefr Broker Block, Send, Gravel, Cement 119 8. Park Ph. 1311 Avalon Apt*. Efficiency. Phone Concrete Pipo to Meet All Quali­ ties tioui. 418. ________ _ Free O ty A Coaaty Mapa phone 2489 W. H. ••Bill" STEM PER NEE Seminole Realty tor Darin- Realtor — General Insurance Sherm an Concrete Pipe Co. ' able Hoaea and Apts. Phone IT. Gertrude R, Dlngfelder Associate Ont West 13th SL Phone f i l l 111 N. Park Ave. BURNISHED Apartm ent 300 Park RED-l-M IX CONKRETE Are. ___ _ Whether buying or selling. It will • Greaso Traps Septic Tanks Window Sill* Llntrls. HALL, REALTOR “urnlshed Kltchenatte apU. Alr Sand. Rock. Cement, Steel Mortar Florida Stale Bank Building Conditioned. Slumberland Court. Phone Iran MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. South City limit* Highway 3T-I3. ‘ Call Hall” 3M Elm Ave. Phone 1338 W o o d ru ff f t S in g le ta ry i;nprfA i. a t arage a p t. Good lo caito t 805H R e a l E « ta la NIX REDDING MFG. COEast Uth. Phone 228-J._______ 393 Weodraff Bldg. Phans 2M3 Baby Brds nnd Mattress, Holly­ leatrabie one and 3 bedroom apta. wood Bed* in all type* and Thono 432-W.______________ __ FOR SALE— 10 Acre Grovr, 180' cltea. Upholstering and slip on road. Price |1S,000. Terms. LARGE APT. on Lake Charm, PhOM X393-J. P . O. Box lis t. 1301 Sanford Ave. Phone 104-1, includes 3 Bedrooms a n d d m Very reasonable. R. A. Cameron, i LOTS, Dream wold Section on JALOUSIES A AWNINGS Oviedo, Phone 4894.__________ . comer Maple Ave. at 2Slb. Life time Glass and Aluminum Phone 2290-W. —Free Estimates—Free Instal­ ' 3 Room Apartments. By Month lation-Telephone 1423. Fundor week. 1U Elm. Phone 2N3-W. 8814 Myrtle Ave. New three bed­ turn Center. 116 W. First SL room block home. Total price pri i Nicely furnished G a r a g e 88980. l t t baths. Would consld.. FOR SALE— Fishing Worms— A partm ent Hot and cold water lots or smaller home in trade. U rg e blue wigglers. Wholefurnished. No obje ctlon to Reasonable terms. Exclusive sale and retail prices. W. E. children or pcU. 119 W. 16th S t listing. Donaldson, San Mateo, Fla. Phono 4 9 9 - J ,________________ 170$ Magnolia—Small 3 bedroom Phonr East 34-342. . Room Apartm ent Ground floor. home. Shade trees. Ideal for couple. Total To Apply 813 Palmetto.__________ price 84380. Terms IN V EN T O R Y If desired. ifurnlsbed Cottage, K 1 t . e h e n Robert A. Williams, Realtor Equipped, Venetian Bill SPEC IA LS Raymond E. Inadqelst, Associate Ira N iee/gH Elm. Phone 1673 Atlantic Bank Bldg. EXTRA SPECIAL THREE ROOM Apartm ent P ri­ NOW REG vate Bath, Entrance. Apply 80S O iler * Weller Homes, Inc. 12.93 9*13 Heavyweight General Contracting Elm A v e n u e . ______ __ Linoleum Ru*s ....... 7.11 • Commercial—Custom A Low 89.93 Walnut Finish ’O large furnished one Bedroom Cost Homes Dreiser, Mirror and pertinents. Children welcome, Ole Are. Phone 1991 Book case Bed .........38.00 Ice yard, gisoo monthly. See 179.93 Grey and W'hlt* ia n a g e r'ln A pt No. 3 after RENT? Own your own Double Dreiser, Mir­ p.m* i m P ark Ave.________ — National Acceptror chest and BookBy owner. 8331.00 cat* B*d ................... 99.00 Burnished o r uafurnlshnd. I MS* 00 imonthly. Assume 199.30 Blonde Double ate occuroom homo. Immediate Dreaser, Mirror, Chest pancy. U N 8. Cedar. Bed ...........119.00 I bedroom house, acre of land. 209.30 and Poster Blonde or Walnut Phono 1997-R. Finish Vanity, Vanity Bench, Chest and Panel K i r : ! . . , ..............: . . . 189.00 299.98 Walnut Finish Vanity, Vanity Bench, Chast and Poster • Horoult Rd. Worcester 9, Bed ............................. 1*9.00 S Bedroom, nicely f u r n i e h n d 289.95 Blonde Vanity, Apartm ent Phone SIM. __ _ Vanity Bench. Chest. NEW Masonry two bedroom heme Nitn stand and Poster on W S T B th S t and Marshall Atm. Price 17,000. CooUct own* 819.93 Bad Red Flaitie Sofa 169 00 i t w b x b Hatching chair .. 141.00 and Mat Green Picture TWO-STORY Apartment house on 839.93 Window Soft and ITtneh Ave. Raasonible. Phono ISS-M. Matching C h a ir.........139.00 •W after 3 p. m . 239.159 . 8 rPe. t , Sectional Sofa with Foam •RED FOLKS! We are li­ Rubber^cushions^. . . . 171.00 lting the following Iota at Mrs, Scott, m West Uth efter --— Vatte* BU U rm i! Lots 899JO ■ p. m._______ '__________ Dining IRoom Suite .. 399.00 ------a A 4 — Comfortable 4 „ .Sub, Gas and MA T H E R *1, r RodSl ... .... .. ldef 1tessHP**1- . O F SA N FO RD G O O D and BAD amt 31. block, home complete* 1894 Locust Ave., 893-99 E . 1st M. Garage Apartment Couple only. Phone MO If 13 Sanford Ave B VENETIAN BUNDS CBottwnlly Adv. ReiU-Htsd) Manufactured In Sanford IB - M ’f l S K g l ssfj^ fsssg t tm ARTICLES FOR SALE t l i i n i l ^ K R TRADING P o s f On 17-92 South of Sanfnrri 7 Rooms of very fine furniture Just arrived. Bettrr hurry in. Betutlful Bot* gas stove 33.00 Dinette Porcelain top 4 chairs 22 50 Walnut finish bedrm. sulln $138. A Piece dining room suite 40.00 Small Maple writing desk 12.80 Large Ccdsr chest 15.00 Matched end tables-walnut 9.80 Heavy Walnut twin beds 30.00 Trade vour furniture In on this. HA R L EY-DAVIDSON NO. Al. huddysrat. windshield, saddle­ bags. 16.000 actual miles, Exceflert condition. Phone L. G. Bryan. 1812-W. Rt. 1. West 1st St. NEW AND SECOND HAND M a e Ml F jm tir n ^ O tt tc B ^ B u p p ly i S a g J S T W, or saa at - For Better Plumumg See or Call W. J. KING 28M South Park Fhone M TREE SERV ICE- Surgery. DeMossing, Pruning and Remov­ i n g Also Spraying. F h o n e -_ (NKURANCB "« Fo™ a Slower wxnls mowing. Fhone 716-M-4. FAST. Accurate typist desirea permanent position. Knowledge of shorthind. Experienced with dictaphone and filling. Write % P. O. nox 1443, Sanford. 14- KPECIAI SERVICES —14 F T*^*rre ^pt^icytholders 1IALANB6 lloRimx S n t l n n r - Jo b B y ^ ^ a U a e t t e laodo EvenlAg Star. Cell Ralph Rxy. U89J. S K d a l — TV and Radi* Servlc* and Repair* RCA Motorola Salea and SenriM- Gene’s Texaco Sanrlea 1191 Baiferd Ave. Phnee 1<M| FLOOR SANDDSO * Flnlihlng; Oak Boon furnished, laid 4 fin­ ished. In business slneo 1920. K. F. Stevens; Route 2, Box 227; Call 7IB-R-4 beforo 7 a. m. or after a p. tn. Stxnlcy^N Bike Shop 310 E. 4th St. Tel. 2434 Bicycle 4 General Repair. Keya. Lawnmower sharpen 4 Bm lce. Plumbing. Kre sky liraung M. G. HODGES Serv’ce on All Water PumpsHelli Drilled — Pump* Paolx Road Phone tSo Oamglete TELEVISION SERVICE on all makes and modeli. SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. 116 MagmriU t n . - Fhoa* 442 FHA Fer Remodeling and repairs. NodkUg Down—Small Monthly FaymaoU Sfednuui Coacrria Co. Ont Weal Uth RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. T V HER VICE CENTER . • Factory Supervised Service • House calls 9 a. m. till 9 p. a (All makaa and models) 112 Mag. Ave. Phone MOO USED PLUMBING FIXTURES. ftm jllh ll 1007 Sanlord Ava. 11U ENVELOPES, Mtorlmnda. atat*mU, nvaleaa, hand kills, and meats, p r o g r a m s , etc. FrlaUag Co., West u th CL P. M. CAMPBELL C r u r a l CMtractnr "Homes ni Distinction" B-Way 17-98 Fhaan 1417 PLUMBING Contract ta d ren iir work. Froe esttmatee. R._L. Harvey. 804 Sanlord Ava. FLOOR .. „ X — ~ - *» 3 h r* D a i L A f a n f Ydg, we have a “home ahow’* all th e year around . . . lum ber, m atertala and supplies fo r new building construction . . . fo r home, farm and store repalra and modarnlxatlon. The n e x t tim e you are near 213 W, 3rd SL stop in sr.d let ua show you our complete stock. H IL L LU M BER Desha and Chairs SM Sooth PmVAvn. FLORIDA ROOMS JALOUSIES - AWNINGS Remodeling, Home Repairs, Addi­ tions, Porches. Bathrooms, Gar­ ages. Carportes, Tile Kitchen Cabinets. New Building All Kinds Free Estlmatrs-3it Months toTay G. M. W IL L IS Fhone 421 207 West 1st St. WANTED HSiVJII init UWIWWU VWH & SU P P LY YA RD n s W. S r* St. H .U *-• _L TO f- IN ,LkAN.Cl FHGNF S*1 a T IIR S A N ^ O f in H F R A f . n -2 ) PitRC 7 FrI. May 13, 1955 It wti: nay YOU to see US belt* - FOUND — !’ar..Vcct. Owner mnv Iia\e hy idcnlifyins and paying you buy. Open Evenings amJ 21— BEAUTY FARI.ORS - l i for this ad. ?tl5 Llni Ave. Sundays. EasUlde Trailer Sales, PERK UP Your new wardrobe 2 2 -E l K4.TKICAL SEM\1CF.S-22 Falilka, Fla. and personality with a person­ alized coiffure! Our skilled hair SEE Yiur :enera1 n cetrlc dealer USED CARS FOR SA LE-lfcvcstylist* will cut. shape and wave (or TV and Aonlianeea. dit is O. K., you ran tako rn your hair to give you a “new Sanford Klertrlc Co. paymenls. No down payment look' fur spring! rhnoe 442 required '48 Chcvcrolet Sti»500. IIS Magnutla Ave, Eva-Ucsw Beauty Shop I *82 Buick $99a.(Vl. And 'Isny. Phone 563 Many Othrts. Write Box 219 F RIGID AIR P. appliance *. sales and arrVlee. G. II. High. Oviedo. Lake Mary, After 7 p. m. call Fla. l’none 4151 or Sanford 25- LAUNDRY SERWIC15 -2 3 1T7T-M.. 1642-W after 6 p m. • One hour • Warn and Damp Dry FOR SALE: 1917 Pioneer -Mi ■ One hour H • Wash and D rr Aluminum, 20 Ft. House Trader. U an d all E le c tric Co. Fold Reasonably Priced. See Mrs F*ndix and C m ryr Applikueea • Finished Laundry • ” (m^g**a^ e Kitchen* Beckham, at tie office of the • Samtone Dry Cleaning 71eetr -«l eontrsrtn* amt repair* Sanford Trailer Park. )!2 M oin.iUa Ave. I'hone 1121 S o u th nide l a u n d r o m a t Sooth Side Food mart Bldg. 18—AUTOMOBILE DKALERK--18 = = * 106 Eaat 2Slh SL tim e r . 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Plume 0151. i T I L E FURNISHED AND INSTALLED BY DICK M APES GENERAL TILE CONTRACTOR TEL. 2198-W AND BU U O iN G N E E D S S H E R M A N C O N C R ETE P IP E C O . �Sanford Cards Wallop Orlando, 18 Circus? 11 Runs Mark * Big 7th Inning; Dan Hits * Just Sanford Doing Keith AndCo. In Rare Form , For awhile last night it looked as though Sanford was the new home of the Ringling Rros. circus. Before you take me seriously, let me explain that it, w as the Sanford Cardinals who turned their gam e with the Florida State League—lending Orlando CB's into a three-ring circus. Dsn Krith nml Co. were in ' By C \R I. OVERSTREET Herald Sport* \\ filer Sanford’* Cardinal.* pent 17 batU*r.* to Die plate in the seventh inning last night and they produced 11 run* for an 18-3 victory over Orlando, the Florida State League leader. Sanford manager Dan Keith ran his consecutive hit* Legal Notice ting streak to ’J3 game*. He hit a F a z z i n o h o m c r e d w i t h t w o on a n d rare form a* they tans up 18 runs homer In thr big aevenlh. on 14 hit*. J i m T u r n e r an d K e r m i t T u r n e r OrlanHo manager T o m m y > n T i r t n r i m i : n t i o > t o The Cjtiiinal* play St. Petei*- r a ch g o t triple*. K e r m i t T u r n e r u i o p t 111 n o r . T r o n r u n 4 1* burg at Mrmntial Stailium to­ ( I t - h t i l t h e v i c t o r y in hia f rft O’Brien announced that h* w»* 4 i:4 ii iB w -im a night. The croud last night to­ w i t h the t e a m . H r l e a v e s to m o rplaying tho game unitor protect 1 0 \\ MOM IT MAT CONCERN AND T«» AM. nU'S'CRH. P R | | . taled 573. from tho 3rd inning when Dwight i u » to tm m a r r ie d . A r t o u H o f M»Ntf O il I..NTITII..H Cook interfered with the ratrh<*r's TO CENTRAL A M ) RMi’TlIKItN* Keith’s towering homer over ( i l l * h o w rd up at S t . T e t e r s b u i g . Kl.OllIl >A I 1 , 0 0 1) CONTHOL a throw to second on l’>ank \ ur th»- left field score board was m i . » m i i i DISTRICT TAX UR. ■li chak’a attempted steal. O'Hrirn n o t h u i.w m ;iu :n r g iv en . one of the longe»t drive* in re-, H’**I.T.i ,,I Jh h rnr.iendod that Cook should have In compliance with and hy n jt h n rcent year*. The hail cleared the **ty 4 i»r ‘ h ip H r * 2 N2)»** Ai»i hern out. r ook was allowed to I . 4 »u* n l FI rlda, l f»49, l hut th* board by about 20 feet. , \\ iie.iri In 4 finish his turn and Yurchtli " • ilitwrnlMj fit. nl nf c* n t ra I and 4 The homer brought in Frank Thivhija * f 4 2 1jrI:* f n J i i !«Li Flood i.'cihtrul turned to first. Dwight blasted a .h..i H 3 2 A i n 1. u i»11t»Ki« i<if|if)n tlon • *Yurchak and D. Cook. \talt«»n rf 4 2 A triple to dc«p Iff! c«’ntfr# inci- U tlng anij ny* r i l i n g umicr and l»y 11 •** •!ii% 3b Keilh .ilno *ingle,l in the ear­ .Nrlit 1a p 1 t F tn e u t thr D w - «s| Ihi Md)« nf 3 1 dentally. 1 Flnrlda. Intends to Adopt tho fotlier part nf the seventh. , .**• fft 1 l 1 l-iWinB tenia* * • f * r an th* Fans grew weary in the hig A Third bs«rman R un Davis F ° t . CDHen^n m y he amended, for said Fanford 7th as 17 men went to »ame 1 A O A iHHrR 1 fur t Hu t| y 1 nr heutn* three hits in three official trip* | 1 * 1*1^ u * at ia the plate and II runs sc ored on Ling Ortolsrr l»t. 1V,5 and Muling to the plate and scored four 4." t I M lIil II plrrntic t 30th. 1 '• * la * 0 hits and & walks. . . Dan Keith s K*tJmated amount tha Cardinals’ run*. aft hmitt cf homer in the 7ih rteared the to h< raised hv 2 A Dwight Cook made one of the Pi Vurcliak bn t ta x es | 1 , 72ft.OOA ao 1 1 scoreboard with plenty to spar-, Llilstri n>o»t rprctaiuiar catche* in right D. Couk rf o » Ta « 2 A , Frank Yurchak scored three A )l4 i» n i a lb 1 * field. He made a leaping catch SKeith h i r U y lb 44.000 Oft times last night hut officially he EKre.s 1 • of a line drive hit by Orlando’s 'i>t irtl If ft Imat* d nr t 2 n only want to plule onro. lie walk- ■ Amount to I)** raised Uftvli 2b third ha*em»n Manuel llrrcidia. .sharper 1 1 2ft isy U i » t l h f I d e a f 1,440,000 00 od five times. 2 6 Meanwhile last night, the spee­ K ap lan P • * rral Jlrvf li st 0 1 Yurrhak also mad* a very nice | Fund J.ftftO.flOO 00 dy West Palm Beach Seminole* It, t ' n n k p • 0 Bat arson p a mount 0 A play at short in the 7ih when tio> nhrmated nnd Cocoa Indions played one of fir la ado f*rr|v#d from Kaiahian't low- liner glanced off other aouri*» i n , 000.00 the fastest Florida State League SAN l u l l I) ___ -----eon mm i m i g . .... n n auo n o , — a J. Ntimatni unobligated the glove of third baseman Russ or net ba lam* which games of the season last night T tir r ll, I iqo uu saib tau>isi r c hq ankr*(, H . k -* Davis. Frank grabbed the ball H i l l bo of ; huj i d At I h « when they tipped through the nine Her tit H— y u rch a k 3, D. Cook 2, n in g o f t n t a b o v e T r n H l I, D a \ 1 * 4. Crisp 5. H eid i <. and threw Trait out at w*0™ br*eg1*in I mmmiiro 111 * nuur a: inning* in 1 hour nnd 47 minutes. S ch afier* k a a iw h la n , K e ith 2, IV rri’d 10 fiat at . . . . ............................... . ... , ; p i u u iu u ru cn iu * cuhr, J im w m r ic y . N u t S h a r p e r am ! T e r r y T e rrell. K e ilh U n l i k e m o st fa * t after it appeared that it w»» y tar Unlike most fast games it had larfuin. TIBI Da v tt I, Criap 4, 2 jO'itfurt-n Itow" .style prior 1(1 last night’s game with Orlando. Manager smashed out another homer last night. (Herald rhoto by 1r'*nty of run* too, West Palm too lata to make a rlay. hinltt 2. K ih M h U n , l>rapp, \V l !Kfttlmatfd fatal Dan Keilh, the Florida State League’s top slugger. Is at Jack Sutherland) |Beach winning 8-3 a t homa. It son. Terrell IVtarnhn. Keith 1, 2fl Ron Schmitt rifled a beautiful funda Alla Mr 9l.noi.onA no right. Olliers, from left to right, are Hus* O n v i a K m n l < Y , t r . - Davit. NVllaon, D. Cook, I F —I'. peg to tha plata In tha Mh aftvr also drew thr biggest crowd of Cook. 1! II— Keith. MB—Turchak. For co nstruction 91.4II.IOO ou Davis. Tcrrsll. 61—ftrhmttt €fly • 2. _______________________________________________________________________________________ ^ thr night 1,115. Barioa Hied out. With the base, For ui ijuirit mu D P — Drapp. H o u sa k n t c h t an d W il­ nr land ami othrr Daytona Beach won Its fifth so n : Barrio*. W ilso n an d l i o u s s k loaded, his heava 1.240,12ft oo .Velma, Sharper and Kaliii baseman Housekncct to hold up at purpOfti straight 8-2 over Gainesville and n*<’ht: r'Oi op* ration and Left- Orlando t San ford 9, BR*otf tn«Inlrf:jiifri nf th# third . . Dwight Cook covered , Lakeland brat St. Petersburg 8-2. — Nelm s ft. S h a ffer ft. k « p l « B S Mork* H2.300 00 B r i e n l . SO-hy— Kaplan 4, NHiY* lot of ground in right field last Districts Veteran Rrd Robari* pitched a O For m n d u rt o f tho 2, s i ta ffer 1, B f'ook 2. Pataraon five hitter for West Palm Beach 2, Snyder 1, O 'B rk n t. HO— K a p ­ a ffa irs n f the D i s ­ night. trict tfrriri.illy and hit a home run. The Seminoles lan 2 In 4 Innlnga; Patars on 2 to Orlando’* clean-up man Wilson For reserv e 4 4 Innlngr: Nelm s 4 In S InnlngM rouliln’t g rt a run off Cocoa'* Hnyder .wrung around so hard on a thud 4 In 2-2 Innlngat S h affar 4 T otal a n i m a t e d Ctaig Hnyal for six innings hut In 2 lnr.lr.gs; OBrien 2 tn 1 1-2 In ­ , trike In th . 5th, that ha rapped *A|it>ndit urea $4,00ft,000 00 ning*: If. O In 1 Inning*. It thrn they meshed three hits and KK .Nelms Cook catchar Randy Crisp on the arm. Estim a ted urnuuiit — t 4-4 Kaplan S-2. flhaffer which w ill Appear two error* for five at once In the It’s getting so that only some­ ft.ft. f*n> der 4-4 IIBP— KapUa Money-making tip: S o m e o n e ot It’.* some -1 last June 13 wh*n Jim . o — — 1 1 ..•**-• Iasi 12, when Wilann Brooklyn. The Dodgers now have tho beginning 4 H*rd i.x i U P —O B r i e n . TB — Bay>ewnth and added three more in rloo, ahould ba abla to maka a fortune ot thr a L'.>o rs-i'rrrd time guyj, cjrtoffs and sore arm* stopped Philadelphia cold 2-0 for lost two straight, after winning 22 W — r«t*rao n. 44-2). the eighth. telling CB manager Tommy to fl»« il ) t ar di pilch no-hitters in the major tho Milwaukee Braves. Wilson had of 24. h h g At« d upon commit* Daytona Bearh’* Bob Arendt O’Brian his baseball shoes. If he nmania leagues any more. The big name been around since 10(5, getting m i d i but In GAME SET SUNDAY Rain postponed Philadelphia at limited Gainesville tn six hit* and Complete $ 100,000,'•> pitehe just come close. ilw ayt walk* aft much • * he trials with thn Boston Red Sox, T b i t <ia thr 11th d«y of June, A r i . o n i O A » t a t b l , t : \ r . 1 ■: Cincinnati and New York at St. The Sanford Giants will play M r . li: rtruck out eight G-men to disap­ last night, he should b« go«d fo r D 11)65, ut nine o clock • in In ihr Toothpick-chewin’ Sam Jones, a St. Louis Browns and the Phil­ w L Prt point the Gainesville crowd of Apopka Redcaps Sunday at Mcmift* Orlande a few dozen pairs a season. T o m ­ prlnrlpal o ffice of arid Central 6-4 right-hander whom Cleveland adelphia A’* before Joining the Louis. 1 in .**: ayton a Pearh and Noutbern Florid a Flood Con* In the American. Maury McDer­ U my mad* no fewer than 8 trips trol is 13 .son 582. Six e rro n helped the Island­ ial Stadium. \ \ \ I .ilrn fieat h D l a t th t . which Is Jtooin Cl.1, gave up on because of a sore Braves in Boston in ’51. Now he’s I* i l ' .son er* pad out their run total. mott and Washington broke Cleve­ Cocoa otito tha field for varioua rea­ Coir.riu JlUlldtn*. \V**t f a l in ||«Aih, arm, added to the trend hy hand- with Baltimora. X is is -.l.iii ftanrord Florida, h earin g v*ill bo 4tt«»td«d Lakeland made up in quality for THE SANFORD HERALD land’s winning streak at six games sons before ba finally went to the tn 1 1 1* .••>T Jones 29, made il lough on him­ U k o h n il all owner*, peraonc. nr *ntillr» cuff trig Pithbuigh’* Pirates with­ Fri. May 13, 1953 IS IT .<11 e. lack of quantity hitting Joe Pag* 8 mound himself in the wdld and who ore or may he a u h jttt to raid out a lut in a 4-0 victory for thr self at Wrigley Field yesterday by b / a 3-0 count, be; ting rookie Herb (iatn revillr II tl •S0( Score despita only two hits off the I a t. 1‘eirraburir n wooly 7th. , . Sanford business L>|atrlet t o s e i . their Attorney* nr Chicago Cub* yesterday. 11 «« IS •ITS walking the bases full with none i c t n u . rr, «pp*.or hetnre raid r o l l . l V f t 44 11 F i l l 1.19 lefty in six innings. Chicago beat Citlnt avlll# managar Jay Walter mao* a .t. ik­ oHoard It w a s the n o d iiU er sin ce out in the ninth. ar.c ahow their object ,u,,* it, a t Cocoa Baltimore 4F2 with four runs in Lakelan d al D a y to n a P ea ch ing figur* in hi* bright rsd sport •aid "hen he dug deep and threw T M , .Notice ati*U be puMI*)i«d the ninth and Boston whacked Went Faint Beach at OrUndo shirt a t Memorial Stadium last In 111* auvrnieen r o u n d * , of din just one more pitch outside the Kansas City 12-7. Detroit and New 91. I'elerrbur* nt Panford l i l.tr lr t in uccordanc* n i d i c x l . t i r . f t T C I I D A I ' f t l l l ’. a l f . T t strike rone while fanning Dick York were idle. liw i, W pj-i I'wtnt Bruch ft, 1‘iH-uA S **Tho Cards have 17 ballplayars ir.tfThl* thr Mh day of Stay, i s m l.ak'l-iltd ft. Nl- I'etarahurg I R o b e r t o Clemente and Groat, W ELL D R ILLIN G At Milwaukee, Gene Conley went • a their rosUr at present . • • ftaafiiH (ft, m l undo a CENTRAL A N D SOUTHFrank Thomas to became Uie first all the way for the Braves, hook­ Daytnna KH.V FLORIDA F L O O D llearh ?. Gaineavltlui After fouling off 6 straight Cub to hurl a no-hitter in 40 years CONTROL DlbTRICT It V L A h L - O H A .M iC U : \ U I B ing up in a duel with Carl Erskine fitches, Orlando’s Barioa watched ITfl d OVERNINO HOARD and the f t Negro ever to do it W L Pet for 11 innings. Erskine was lifted T a v i r e * By / , / U r n , Slmir* T 1 a called third strike go by in the THE ASTOUNDING— BUT in the lajort. GENE EVANS F ni.it ilia 1 X .IT Chairman for a pinrhhlltcr and noebuck 7th . . . Local Navymtn will be I B . j I I .175 ft 2 TRUE STORY OF THE A Jones, part of the winter deal came on in the 12th Crandall Etiatlr AND .tr. interested to know that Cardinal ATTEST! DcLoiiid 4 4 •ftm. that sent Ralph Kincr to Cleve­ smacked hit second pitch. / * / IV Turner W at lls , MARTHA HYER PRISON WITHOUT BARS manager Den Keith is an ex-whlio Secretary M In P p« Dora 4 4 land, walked reven and fanned six. 207 R. C om m ercial Conley, now 4-1, gave six hits Mt. aiftn hat with 5Vfe years active service. IN l.«f*burg 2 ft .2 Stemhars o f Board The Cubs backed him up nicely to Erikine’s nine. Hank Aaron's hanf 5 0 d NAAB 3 r. J K I'rlre, V l « Chairman He waa a first class disbursing in the field and tigged loser Nel­ second-inning homer and Sandy W rr C d sn 1 T .2 50 IV. H. llarron, M*mh*r *126 aJerk . . . Three double plays last HUM I.Tft YEftTEHUAV STARRING son King and Vern Law for 15 Amoros’ blast In the fourth took Del. i n«1 ft, l.ees b u r g 4 might Two by Orlando and one 0 hits, one Ted Tappe’ homer. LvtiaM * 20, W in te r Carden 1A EL ROY HIRSCH care of ihe only other scoring. by Sanford. The lone other National League Danny O'ConneU'i terrific stop of T a v a r es IB. Hanford NAAS 2 Card righthander Rcgrr Cook game also was spcctactular. Del Dukv. Snider’s smssh helped check in having aoma bach trouble, lie'll Crandsl! broke it up in the 12th Brooklyn in a rocky Uth for Con­ Legal Notice undergo some heat treatment this with a home run r ’f Ed Roebuck ley, who got Jackie Robinson on s o r i r n t o iir.rtM n weak but It la believed that ll'e —hia first hit in 24 at bats—that a pop up to end it with the bases TOi IRA R E B T BOONE s o t serious . • Tommy O’Brien IN T H E NAME OF T H E STATE gave Milwaukee a >-l victory over loaded. OF FLORIDA. O n E E T lN O S ! was Just lobbing them In there YOU. IRA RU BY BOONE, dnmost of the time after he relieved f . n d . n t h . r . l n , n t . I i . r . b r n oilf l . d that . u l t In d l v o r i . hn* h « .n Snyder In tha 7th. He was grin hroughi » t » i r x yo u hy y o u r h u . Stag most of tha time as he walk h .i id , TBOY CLYDE BOONE, p lain IHf. In t h . Circuit Court, Ninth ad three ot the first four men to Circuit, h t m l n o l . County, Florida. face him, Ur turned the game • K u . t o t t tlanlord. Florida. You nr* required to file y o u r n l . n d into a minor farce but was using Ipk or n n . w . y to H i. . u l t in th* good s*eso la saving his pitcher* a h o v . i-ourt nnd u#on L e . t r r l i a r ri*. atto rn ey (or pUIntUr. SIS •a-fte - r tho gama waa hopelessly Hnulh Main E l . OnJundo. F lo r id . , Sam Jones Feat Adds To Idea Only Castoffs Hurl No-Hitters S ta n d in g TODAY & TOMORROW Howard C. Iaonfif Phone 388 L “UNCHAINED” S “WYOMING RENEGADES” I COMING SUNDAY WOW! >a AH ttu<M Sanford pitchers turnad ta a good Job last night How* U Kaplan hod trouble finding tha plata In tha fifth before ha waa referred by Roger Cook but he harlad fine hall for four frame? , , . t t . Pate Saints are la town taalght la open a two-game stand. 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FakMtt* Hunt-McRoberts, LINCOLN — M1BCUKT SAVE 1429' �*1 i r �0 Looking Over FACADE LA All Florida THIS WEEK. All Florida presents virtually all of Florida —with stories front Pensacola to West Palm Beach. Pensacola is the scene of another John F. Hahcrinan historical article. A short distance down the coast, Alligator Harbor pro* duces some interesting un* derwater chitchat between man and fish, as told by Logan Franey. Rob Teese proclaims the attractions of th e Florida W atermelon Festival at Leesburg, in Central Florida, and P. O. Gorder emphasizes the im* portance of Florida's hos* pital program in discussing the work being done at West Palm Beach, down on the East Coast. A statewide sports story by Mason Buck discusses Florida's tennis youngsters, while another by Andy Anderson reveals some of the experimental work an d plans of Floridians to* wards continued future war* fare against the polio germ. lu murphy The newest indoor sport in the literary field seems to be "In tro d u ctio n s 1 Have Known." I’d like to play, too—but so far the introductions various chairmen have de­ livered preceding my reci­ tations have, frankly, filled me with awe. It's uncanny the way they seem to hit upon things I’ve suspected for a long time. You know— things like how lucky they are to have such ta le n tsuch beauty—such utter u t­ terness. B ut w hat brought all thia up—and when you raise th e entirety of som ething you’ve got to have a w hat in fro n t of it - was C ornelia O tis S kinner’s " B o tto m s U p!” T he nam e of her new book. And also th e to ast she gave when she spoke to a g ro u p of Proctologists. Anyway. I t rem inded m e of the introduction they say waa given Dr. Spaffbrd Ackerly once. Dr. A ckerly is, I guess, one of th e really g reat men of Psychiatry. H a Hves in Louiaville and one d ay a little w om en's clu b asked him to be their guest speak­ er. H e accepted. Eventually the tim e came, a fte r th e chicken a la king had been cleared aw ay, for th e president of th e club to a rise a n d in tro d u c e th e guest for th e day. S he began to briefly ru n th rough all th e adm irable th in g s D r. A ck erly h a d done. S h e sa id h e w as th e g reatest pev ch iatrist in th e w orld—a n d a G O O D m an , too. She said he h a d .p io ­ neered in P sy c h ia try a n d L ead T h e W ay. S h e w e n t on a n d on a n d on. And a t la s t—flushed w ith triu m p h -a h e threw o u t her a rm s a n d sa id , " A n d now , girls, it is m y pleasure to give you D r. Spafford Ack­ erly — A m erica's L ead in g P sy c h o p a th !” I O U t COVEt I f th is week's cover w hets y o u r a p p e tite fo r som e sweet tasting Florida w ater­ m elon, ju s t ru n o v er to Leesburg for all you can e a t —free. (S ee s to r y o n p a g e th re e .) T h e co lo rfu l co v er photo, tak e n a t th e 1954 Florida W aterm elon Festiv­ al a t Leesburg by Bob Teese, fe a tu re a F e stiv a l Q ueen D iana W illiam s o f G ain es­ ville. Y oung B o b b y T e e se son. hut rauetanUy. It rilaatly is p rese n tin g th e slice o f bring* buck the real moaaisg of m elon, an d th e th re e m ale Bamm. rather thee the too caeueiy g o u rm e ts a re m e m b e rs o f or rented ana, that it is a day an th e C olum bus J e t b aseb all whim to via with our friends la the te a m . M tU f of In fy bar pfcturaagua Florida rivers will became The motorists will be the outboard variety, be numeroue booting clubs in the stsle. The Whits Springs was taken by Msx Hunn. beauty af Florida, the superb jumhn grapefruit, the tall pinea and lbs friendly people who that with atrangna is buaoa, cafeteria* and ew the beech**; the cute children in their colorful beech clothe*. Yew lucky Floridian*! Soon your rummer approach** with the etern­ al m s trend u» ■ few rqy*), the mos­ quitoes end Ste*-eo what? We plen vacation* and have to pack raincoats and ferry umbieltaa from June Is November snd from Novombor to June, sit on the b*orh—and ahivee while look in* up ot the rain; listen to the children cry hiriua* they can't play outnde; and hops tomorrow tho tun map ■hino See two or three hours. W# buy ration drow n end weaa them wider heavy cuela. Sun? Whet h it? I refer to the Daytons Beach story. I've tried la ted people la the North end the Feet that they would he more comfortable hate thaa hp returning to their homes in ether ports ad the country, but they have an idea that Florida h unbearably Laltaw is bringing my poogie'e lives, b. Stick articles as I AH yew raver paces are beauti­ ful, hut I went to put is a plug for one d this type m en often. m m . a w goasA aw Will you plena* give me full laformation on your ankle (Apr. 17) "Geronimo'i Dungeon'*? Just where la Florida's news*! state park located and haw doss su* get to it via host or ante? Ws was* stationed at Fart Bar­ rancas from *75 to I I and I da so t recall any old forts Ihsss at Ftrtmm but had Fort Me Has at Fast Bar- �1vm m Yum m I t't G o o d Of* ? WATERMELON <<v TIME By BOB TIES! X ' all coroe!" T h at'* th e invitation ringing from Leesburg with th e announcem ent th at red. ripe, luscious, ice cold Florida w ater­ melon "plentiful and for free" will fie w aiting for everyone on May 18, silver anniversary of th e annual Florida W ater­ melon Festival. An hour long parade of bands, floats and marching units from all over the state will open th e festival prom ptly at 10:30 a.m ., th en fu rth er entertainm ent will take place at Venetian Gardens, where also a score or more of former b eau ty queens in b ath in g auita will vie for the title of W atermelon Queen. News, movie, television and am ateur photographers will be clicking their ahutteni everywhere. T hen cornea th e watermelon eating contest in which kiddiea of all ages and sices will d e m o n stra te th e proper way to eat m outh • watering red meat, and th e one who eats " th e moateat the fastest” will be declared th e winner. Lunch time! If you don't bring your own, anything from a hamburger to a full meal, all home cooked, may be bought from the stands on the ground operated by various civic clubs. Wonder when that watermelon prom­ ised eo plenteouely will be earved? Well, it cornea after lunch-red, ripe and lus­ cious just as announced — with compli­ ments of Leesburg, Florida watermelon capital. Hava another slice! F nlcrtaim uent as mrii-d as I hose a t­ tending. includes during th e afternoon, th e full three-ring S tudent Circus from Florida Southern College at the baseball park; a w ater show in the Yacht Batin featuring Rollins College Canoe Regatta; a band concert; the inevitable speech by one of th e sta te 's key political figures; and Micro Midget race* at the track just outside the city. Priten will he awarded at about 7 o'­ clock, for the largest watermelon and for th e most attractive floats. Then the “crowning" event followa! There will he glamor at ita beat as the “queens" ala evening dress, smile their sweetest at the judges, in Anal contest for the Florida Watermelon Queen—and her court—to hold title until nett year. No festival would be complete without fireworks. They burst, eiplode and other­ wise flash in all colors and deaigns for half aa hour, until that of a flaming alica of watermelon signifies the finale. The coronation ball at the Leesburg Armory winds up the day, while thoee hi charge of the festival, from committee chairmen to cleen-up squad, start mak­ ing plans for nett year's Florida Water­ melon Featival, to which they say even now. "Y'all come!" HERE'S HOWI This photo of Bobby Tome, taken at the age of three. Is pee hap* the mow wtdriy u*ed picture In connection with florid* watermelon* CONTI ST'S ONI—the mo*l popular •vent of the day (left) with the kiddle*. CONORS fULATIOrtf. HONIN ' inuted felly Ardrey, Watermelon Ouee-t of IB5I (below), to Oiane WMUama. *ucceed*ng her. a* IBM Queen i*‘ AN Florida Maganne-PAGEI �• Fall MK Spaniard*, led by Gen. Bernardo de Gelvex, were In paaeemloa of Santa Rum Island and Pensacola Bay; and now, Apr. 22.1701, they were entrenching on the mainland. In the hope of dislodging them, Oen. John Campbell, the British commander, woe making plana for a sur­ prise attach an the nearest Spanish camp, to be accomplished the following day. However, that name night Campbell’s plana were knocked completely askew by the desertion of one of hie soldiers. The soldier, a corporal, woe one of the Weidecks, hired German troops who were elding the British in the defense of West Florida. It woe reported that he was the enly Catholic in the British camp. "1 suppose he’s gone to join the Span­ iards because they are of his own faith,” said General Campbell. "Naturally, bell tell them about the surprise I’ve planned. UVU have to delay it." Well T a FuTWtmwo the Spaniards, Campbell launched his ofllmaive two days later than originally planned and thus after ail caught the enemy by surprise. Campbell himself led the attack, at the bead of a detachment of regular aoldian and a bond of yelling, scalping Indiana. They wrought havoc among the Spaniards far a time, driving thorn out of their en­ trenchments, which they destroyed, and slaughtering many. But thia sally, valiant as it was, waa pitifully short of what It would rosily take to brook the Hag of iron th at was warn many and they had much heavy PAM < artillery. The British troops, Waldecke and Indiana (n Fort George, were com­ paratively few, and there was no way for them to get supplies or reinforce­ ments. Though the picture looked grim for the British, they had at that time toms rea­ son for rejoicing. .Word reached Pensa­ cola, presumably by Indian messengers, that General Clinton had captured Charleston. In celebration of that victory for their side, the British shouted and Bred off rockets. P V^HAOUterroH had fallen 11months pre­ viously. It had takan that long for the newra to reach Pensacola! After that, the British made no more sallies out of Fort George. The strength of the Forces closing about them mads such a move suicidal. It had become now a m atter of a fort against a fort. For under cover of some pins woods tbs Spaniards constructed a fortress which they called San Bernardo. When they cut down tbs intervening tress to dear a field of firo for the guns, the British were astonished to see a fort as strong as their own, built virtually under their Indeed, it became then almost a fort within a fort. Continuing their construc­ tion, the Spaniards encircled Fort George with entrenchments and re­ doubts, plentifully supplied with heavy the first to begin the artillery dual Booing Urn Spaniards at work In the woods, building entrench.... Pensacola of m enu near one of their redoubts, they opened fin. And the ring of Spanish bat­ teries all around Fart George replied with a thundering cannonade, which continued for 11 days. During that time the British were forced to cease fire for an entire day, to allow their harassed garrison time to make repairs to the fort; and cautious General 0 alvei, by indecision and heetltation, failed to take advantage of the British cease fire. cloud of smoko and dust which lift 00 of the British garrison deed end as many more frightfully wounded. Also, a wide breech yawned in the wells of Fort George. G. rKNBJUL c A u ru u . realiied then that the fight woe almost over. He prepared for a last • ditch defense by training all available guns to sweep the breech. Than be hung out a white flag. He sent a message to General Oalvet: ’T il ourrendar on the following term*," I l l the end, it was downright bull- which the meeeaee proceeded to enumer­ heedidnese that brought about tbs down­ ate. "Otherwise I’ll hold this fort to the fall of the British, through their com - last man!” monder’s treatment of a certain provin­ Galvex was at first of e mind to refuse cial coiooeL Thia officer had misbehaved any terms to General Campbell. But in eome way. Ha was court-martialed and when be stopped to consider how many drummed out of hie regiment —in feet, Spaniards might yet be killed getting clear out of Fort Oaorge. General Camp­ through th at breach in the fort, be robell wouldn’t tolerate any disgraceful considered and grudgingly granted poltroon in hie ranks, corrupting hie men, Campbell tbs terms he demanded. not even if, when kicked out, he should The Britleh marched proudly out of go to the Spanish. the broach in Fart George with their flag* That ie exactly what the drummed-out flying and their drums boating. Outside colonel did. He went straight to the they etackad their anna and ourrendnred Spaniards and told them what they hod - to be treuportad, according to the sur­ been wanting to find out all along. He render tonne, to the nearest British port told them which angle of Fort George at Spanish expense. contained the ponder ■»sgs«^*. By shear bravado, Campbell h*** The Spaniards immediately concen­ wrangled a rare deal out of Gal vex. He trated their firs an that spot. It required throe days of continuous firing on the But >British earthwork* before, on the that provieioa did not Include the Usited of May 0, ope of the Spanish States. By means of this wily omission, tbs capitulation of Wmt Florida to Spafci released all tha British troops in that followed by a araa to fight the United Btatee. ' ............................‘ f i f e �1 \ » The GOOD SAMARITAN • r f. o. oocdci A n Architect’§ Dream Translated Onto Paper Shows Ultra-Modern Good Samaritan Hospital A t West Palm Beach As It Will Appear In Appropriate Setting With Proposed Expansion Plans Completed, Making It One Of The Leading Institutions Of Its Kind In Florida A nd Keeping Pace With The Community's All-Out Program Of Progress, F l o r i d a , long fam o u s for its health -g iv in g climate, has not overlooked the fact th a t M other N ature m ust have an assist now and th en in th e form o f scientific know ledge to assure th is great state its advanced position in the ranks of leading health fu l areas of th e world. As a result, Florida has made a m ating prog­ ress In the developm ent of institutions and per­ sonnel to not only retain, b u t enhance, th e en ­ viable position it holds in providing necessary facilities and skilled technicians, as well as effi­ cient a d m in istra to rs o f c o n sta n tly im proving program s and procedure. An ou tstan d in g exam ple of th is ty p e of rogress an d developm ent is Good S a m a rita n [ospital in W est Palm Beach, which, in barely one generation, h as become one of th e leading institutions of its kind in Florida, and even ran k s am ong th e m oat progressive in th e n a ­ tion. Florida cities, both large and small, now contem plating new o r expanded hospital facili­ ties, m ight well focus th e ir a tte n tio n on Good S a m arita n H ospital a n d n o t only for th e p u r ­ pose o f lea rn in g w h a t h a s been achieved in a 8 com paratively sh o rt tim e, b u t also to discover w h at th is in stitu tio n is now accom plishing under a long-range, flexible expansion program . T h is is a five million d ollar e n te rp rise, d e ­ signed to be sufficiently flexible to k eep pace w ith th e grow th of th e com m unity, a vital fac­ to r in an y in stitu tio n a l expansion program in rapidly-grow ing Florida. T h e sto ry o f th e developm ent of Good Sa-. m aritan Hospital, a voluntary, non-profit, nonaectarian hospital association, is a fascinating one. T he building of th e original hospital in 1919, w ith its 35 beds, was a hum ble beginning b u t a sou n d fo u n d a tio n on w hich h a s grow n th e large in stitu tio n o f today. And w ith th e com pletion of a n o th e r phase of th e expansion program a t a coat of $1,263,000 next J a n u a ry , G ood S a m a rita n H ospital will have 204 beds in a beau tifu l, m odern, th o ro u g h ly eq u ip p ed building, located in a m agnificent tropical se t­ ting on th e shores of Lake W orth. From a m ere handful of doctors, nurses and em ployes 36 years ago, Good S am aritan today h a s reached a s ta tu s w here its m edical sta ff is m ade up o f 120 d o cto rs, 10 d e n tis ts a n d .100 em ployes, including 100 g rad u a te nurses, 56 nurses' aides and 12 orderlies. T h e annual pay­ roll is approxim ately $700,000. Since 1926, Good S a m a rita n H o spital h as o p e ra ted a first-class school for n u rsing, an d now h as a class of 60 s tu d e n t nurses tak in g a full th re e -y e a r course, w hich leads to g ra d u a ­ tion and a registered nurse diplom a. Perhaps one of th e m ost notable factors about Good S am aritan is th a t it is equally p ro ­ gressive in its professional work, as a result of its self-evaluation th ro u g h its surgical, as well as its m edical, ev aluation com m ittees. T h is is notable, because across th e nation th e re are not mijny hospitals which can boast of th is ach iev em en t, and in th e ra n k s of th e b e tte rclass hospitals in th is category, Good S a m ari­ tan stan d s w ith th e leaders. T his progressive accom plishm ent p ro te c ts the p a tie n t against in ad e q u a te m edical a tte n ­ tion a n d assures him of th e u tm o st available, in scientific knowledge. (Continued on p*fe 14) �• - n « . pORP PSYCH »y LOOAN FI AMT F USTINiNO INI Dr. fast run-iWM sad IMiMfenti (shew) h*v* tracked derm porptim In a ir hydrophone (In ctudant't hand) to record under­ water round*. I n th e newest scientific alliance, m arine biologists have team ed up w ith th e psychologists to delve in to th e subconscious m inds or d eep sea anim als. Dr. Wallace N. Kellogg, professor of psychology a t Florida S ta te U niversity, announced recently th a t he plans to stu d y th e psychology of porpoises by listening in on th e ir "conversation." And although he doesn’t p u t it into words, th e husky sc ie n tist’s grin gives th e impression th a t he won't be surprised to find th e aq u atic anim als have psychoses and neuroses ju st as hum sn beings do. Dr. Kellogg’s m arine interview s will be carried out w ith th e cooperation of o ther scientists a t F.S.U .'s new O ceanographic In stitu te a t A lligator H arbor, w here m odern electronic e q u ip m e n t will replace th e tra d itio n a l p s y c h ia tris t’s couch. A bom b-like electronic pick-up called a hydrophone will be lowered into tn e m urky d e p th s of th e G ulf of Mexico, and th e underw ater noises of porpoises and o th er denitens of the deep will be recorded. L ater, th e records will be played back and studied in cam pus classrooms. Florida S ta te ’s M arine L aboratory an d O cean­ ographic In stitu te ia located half-way betw een th e fishing village of C arrabelle, and St. M ark’s L ight­ house. L aunched ab o u t fivt years ago as a lab o ra­ tory for th e stu d y of m arine biology, th e In stitu te was Florida's first experim ental sta tio n on th e upr G ulf Coast. T h e site was carefully chosen. A l­ te r H arbor is a sheltered bay which supports a �f S E OLOGY great variety of marine animal and plant life. And the deeper waters of the Gulf are only half an hour by boat from the Institute's docks. Two small aux­ iliary labs are located at Mayport and Mullet Key. At Alligator Harbor, FSU students learn at first hand, working with marine scientists from all parts of the country. The Institute's facilities are available to all researchers approved by Dr. Sam Meyer, the Laboratory's new director. According to Dr. Meyer, the Oceanographic In­ stitute is an interdivisional operation of Florida State University. This means that departments such as physics, chemistry, geology, biology—and even meteorology—have a finger in the pie. Or in the water. Studying the psychological quirks of marine animals may seem somewhat abstract, but other studies at the Institute are strictly down to sea level. JUil tlStlNG-Pf. KsNogg Mtd itKlromc engicw/. Sobfrt KohUr (right) tn t Mfl*ttlv« electronic equipment, recording underatter nouei of marine animate. 1 J-: "W e will co n cen trate on basic research in o ceanography and biology,” soys D r. M eyer, " a n d som e of o u r w orkers have re ­ search c o n tra cts w ith n ational scientific fo u n d a tio n s a n d g o v ­ e rn m e n t agencies. B u t o u r longrange plans are prim arily a search fo r every m eans of im proving F lorida's m arine resources." A pplied research h a s a p ra c ­ tical value w hich is em phasised by a current In stitu te p ro ject.' U nder way for some m onths, th e project centers a b o u t a stu d y of F lorida's m ost im p o rta n t food Ash—th e m u lle t- a n d is being carried o u t in co o p e ra tio n w ith th e U n iv ersity 's D e p a rtm en t o f Home Economics. While the Oceanographic In sti­ tu te is off th e b eaten p a th for w inter visitors, m any people from T a lla h a sse e a n d th e s u rr o u n d ­ in g area visit th e A lligator H a r­ bor L ab o rato ries. A m ong th e se a n th e Science C am p s t u d e p t i 80 to 100 high school juniors and s e n io n from all p a rts o f Florida w ho e a ch su m m e r a tte n d th e u n iq u e "S cien ce C a m p " on th e FSlf cam pus. These stu d e n ts a n Uy in terested in th e huge a n d o u t-d o o r la b o ra to ry w ith ru n n in g sea to hold i o f m arin e ; o b e e rv a tio n . Or . “ .f * A*. • t �I H mm m! Do / smell a rat in there? BATTLE (W a tch oat, " T iger,” here comes th a t " K iller” Patches.) are mine Okay, you asked fo r i t —p f ttt—yeorw w —pfttt, Ouch! Oh, you sneaky little soandso! A n d don ’t come back anymore . see, All florid* M *g*nn#-P ACil 9 �F L O R ID A ’S LITTLE CBS MODEL HOUSE 2 BEDROOM HOME Built AT CO ST O n Your Homosito at • Til* Roof * Torrono floors * Scroonod ialousio Windows 4 Doors • Colored Bathmi. fixturos GREATEST VALUE IN FLORIDA! o Custom Built-in Kitchen Cabinots FREE DEED * TITLE o Many Other Features GUARANTEE POLICY POINCIANA GARDENS fo r o n ly YOUNG STARS In recent Sim* Junto* CKm ytonrritpc at Palm Boach (from Ml). McCarthy Crrnahaw. Jacktonnllr. 13 year old runnrr-uf In ll-and under diviuon, John AMen. fori Laudrrdalr. winner of 15-andundee crown, Frank Frorhlmg. Coral Gable*. H and under champion, Philip Petra. Palm Beach. IS-and under champion. John Hcnnkten Ormond Beach. Il-and-under runner -up *5990 Bp MASON BUCK J 2 j DDIB moylan and Jean Noe) Grinda war* th e big new t in th e Florida tennia circuit thia winter, b u t behind th e newa waa an o u tstan d in g crop of Florida youngatara who received valuable leaaona from Profeaaor M oylan and Co. Aa M oylan told Ju n io r W im bledon C ham p G rinda aa th e la tte r left th e Florida net wara for hia n ativ e France, “ I hope you go back to France and atay. Every week you gel toug h er to b eat!” T ren to n E ddie’s recent em ancipation back into am ateur tennia, with th e relax­ ing of U8LTA rulen. waa auapicioua. Ha brought an outstanding ground game, a keen, seasoned ten n is m ind an d fine sportsm anship, on and off th e co u rt. Drive Out and See The Model Home A 1900 acre planned community on U . S. Highway I FREE OCEAN BEACHES only 5 minute* from the property lo u l Jupiter Island. f*bu e PO IN C I A N A C A U D I N1 Located on Highway U. S.No. I. nord Beochi 7 minutes south of Stuart, the of the world, with large modem cHuccfiii of ill dffiofnifiitiooi. { MARTIN OtVM OfM OIT, LTD, STUART, FLO tC A U V E, RETIRE, IN V EST O R V A C A ­ TION W H R E GULF STREAM BREEZES G IV I YO U THE ID EA L { Please Bend me the free hmchure exgiaMng VourdevM- {* I opment it Peindana Gardens This inquiry does not oWifate I • me in any manner whatsoever. I | I N A M l— ;------- -------------V? ''ftfcV. ! I DOWN aut not out-tom Holton, of LVfrey Beech. IJ years old. five Iret amt weigh,ny IS pounds, was literally overwhelmed in the South Honda Champtontfups by Jran Noel Grinda. II years old. til feet, three Inchct and nnghing a cool JOO pounds Rut lorn it typical ol the am billout tpirit of Honda youngitm mining men't competition to gam rvpencncr I E ighteen-year-olu G rin d a b ro u g h t a really "big gam e" service and net play, coupled with an amazingly deft and deli­ cate drop shot. T he pair gobbled up moat of the head­ lines of th e Florida circuit, and they de­ served them . Moylan swept th e sis Flor­ ida tourneys he en tered -T am p a, St. P et­ ersburg, Orlando, Fort Lauderdale, West P alm Beach, and H ollyw ood - and knocked off the Sugar Bowl tourney be­ fore th a t. G rinda, e ic e p t for one upset, lost only to Moylan. Later, Art Larsen moved in for th e M asters' Invitational a t Jacksonville, while the Davis Cup stars, Vic Seisas and T ony T ra b e rt, headed th e field in th e Everglades In v itatio n al at P alm Beach. But students of th e game were im ­ pressed with the amazing gr ou p of re ­ cently grad u ated Florida ju n io r flashes who picked up experience in big golw, and frequently pulled prophetic upsets. Dominating thia group are those play* ing w ith th e unbeaten U niversity of Miami squad, coached by Bill Lufler. Capt. AJ Harum and brother Dave of Coral Gable*. Tam pa's Allen Quay, Davis cuppers and Mike Green, are all verging on th e "big tim e " And th e Cuban G arrido broth ers, O r­ lando and Reynaldo, Jo h a n n K upfer. burg er of Jo h an n esb u rg , S o u th A frica, and Brooklyn's Sal Vincent an d Bill Schw artz have been playing UM tennis long enough to become adopted Florida aorta. Bollin* College's George Longshore and A lberto Danel have Ih-cii loosely gr»u|ied with the young Florida comer*. Two outstanding Palm lieacbers, cousins B ob and P ete G reen, h av e been doing big things for th e powerful Duke and N o rth C arolina U n iversity team s. A n­ o th e r Palm R eadier, W ayne Van Vnorbees, has been developing on th e E u ro ­ pean circuit since be got out of service tw o years ago, and will play uliroad again th is year. Young Dave Harum teamed brilliantly with K upferburger in knocking ofl two of th e doubles titles — at West Palm Beach and Hollywood. Jerry Mosa. national junior cham pion a couple of years ago, who joined Mike G reen in th e Australian l our aa ju n io r m rm liers of th e Davis T up team , is a n ­ o th e r M iam ian w ith ab ility . M eanwhile, th e new crop of young Florida n e tte rs ia very prom ising, with several o u tstan d in g y oungsters serving w arning of things to come. S tate Junior Champion Phil Petra. 17year-old son of F rance's W im bledon cham pion Yvon, who ia pro at G r a h am FARM ABROAD-The retard *f the Hurricanes’ net team reached (euth Africa and breugbi Joh­ ann kupfeehergee (left) to UmvertUy of Mum. JfISfV WINNIR-tddie Moytand of Trenton, N J. (rtgftl) became winter trnmi *entMten in Honda, wwwwng au straight loornametJt Hikes School, Palm Beach, shows the m akings of a big game, as does 16-yearold Demi /.aeb ar. Minim B each Both y oungsters look as t hough t hey will he big men, with Demi over his feet already T iny Jo h n Allen, Fort Lauderdale, who treat Zaeliar in the 15-and-unaer bracket finals of th e S ts le Ju n io r m eet, shows an amar.ing all-court game for one his size, and should grow into a tough comjM-titor. And Frank Frochlmg. Coral Gables 1.1-year-old, should step into the m iddle division n e it year with a log splash. ALL YEAR ROUNO CUM ATE AH Florida Magannr-rAGI H I �f DEATH %CARRIER Floridians Continue Control Experiment Against Flies Suspected Of Contributing To Spread of Polio, As Carrying Agents By ANDY ANDCRSON I act yMr v u Florida'* worst, ao far aa polio was Thia yaar may bo its best. Tha yean to i may be even better. There ia a variety of reasons. The principal one may bo the Salk vaccine, the first known polio pre­ ventative. But there are other aspects to the matter. Tha Bute Board of Health suspects that flies are contributory, transmitting polio to people from sewage. But no one really knows. The Board does, how­ ever, encourage insect control and sewage treatment aa a prime means of helping abate ALL communicable diseases which can be traced to water and sewage and ineect carriers. Principal control measures in polio are (1) prompt isolation of polio and suspected polio patients; (1) in­ creased insect control program; (9| more careful watch by teachers and parents for symptoms of polio aid) prompt medical examinations of suspected esses; (4) edministration of gamma globulin where advisable. There were 1,777 caaee of polio in Florida last year. The figure may be revised UPWARD when all records are in. There were 55 deaths. In 1953, the final official figures were 733 and 45. In 1953, there were fififi caaee. A peculiar thing in polio ia that it seems to be a "white man's disease." Of the 1,777 cases recorded ao far for 1954,1,693 were for white people—the remain­ der Negro This la a preliminary case rate of 95.3 per 100,000. This Is tha national trend. Nobody seems to knew why tha white man is hit; the non-white not hit. But scientists suspect it is because non-whites have lass protective c a n and thus build up move immunity. f 1| Investigators think, also, that a majority of white -non-whites, also, of course - have polio at various times in minute amounts. They are sure that if this is the case, it helps build immunity, so that many older people escape the terrible ravages of the disease al­ together. The State Board of Health does no research on polio, but It dose coordinate health practices in con­ junction with county health units to help minimise all disease. It has cooperated closely in the Salk teats. While science is doing all possible to prevent polio and And its causes and cures, two men In Florida are doing all in thsir power to find the perfect fly killer, which could greatly assist in cutting down transmis­ sion of polio—if it ia indeed fly-carried-and certainly other diseases which have been traced to fllth and flies. The two are Harman Msyeux, entomologist and technical director of the Florida Agricultural Supply Co., and his assistant, Paul 8. Rowland. They started last spring and developed a kind of poiaoo im^* into flakes which, when first tasted at 9 “ farm of William J. Campbell a t Green Cove Springs, killed four gallons of flies —about a million —in S4 hours. Leas than a pound of flakes was used. It eras scattered by band about his poultry pens and where other animals lived. But entomologists are a cautious breed. Mayeux and Rowland rsmsmbmed that other flies had become immune to other new poleona-an d ao they have con­ tinued to run taets on their products. "We believe we have proved," Mayeux aayx, "that flies will not become immune to our flakas, because Reported Cases and Deaths. Acute Poliomyelitis With Rates Per 100.000 Population Florida. 1940-1954 YEAR CASES Number Rato 1940 1941 1942 1943 1944 1945 1946 1947 1948 1949 I9 6 0 1951 1952 1953 1954 34 263 43 26 108 143 577 111 286 282 471 362 663 733 1,777 \ % 7 32 4 6 10 16 42 6 19 13 24 16 40 46 55* 0.4 1.6 0.2 0.3 0.4 0.7 1.8 0.2 0.7 0.5 0.8 0.6 1.3 1.6 1.6* wa have taeted them on several generations of flies. But during recent months, we've triad to develop a fly halt that ia even more attractive and even more fetal. We've taken them various formulas and tasted them on flies in our laboratory release room. We have carefully noted which halts flies seem to prefer. ‘‘The original stock of flies used for them tests was supplied by tha U. 8. Department of Agricul­ ture at Orlando, and all of thorn ware flies which had developed a high resistance to ordinary fly poisons. “ W# think we've found a super killer that will really do a job of controlling Alas in 1955.'' Meanwhile, distribution was mad* ns lion wide of enough Salk vaccina to vaccinate nine million chil­ dren. Dr. EUwood C. Nance, author, president of the University of Tampa and Florida chairman of the March of Dimas campaign, said the mess vaccination of school children last yaar was tha largest medical field test in history-that more than seven and a half million dollars was spent in the experiment, with re­ sults recently eanounced, end that mors 31 tw» of the Balk vaccine ia being manufactured for wide­ spread use this year. (Cudweed ew page II) IH M BM U W Ii \ 1.8 13.2 2.1 1.3 4.9 6.3 24.2 4.6 11.0 10.6 16.8 12.6 22.0 23.6 61.0 DEATHS Number Rate �1 ^-RECIPfc CO N TEST Here ie the first presentation in our Florida Original Recipe Contest. Each contestant whose recipe ia printed will be miiled a check for 91, and in addition, one will be awarded the |6 prixe, to be announced at the end of four weeks. A number of Uaty-eounding recipes had to be rejected because of not being composed of principal ingredients typically Florida. We are sure there are many now being treas­ ured by second and third generation Floridians, because Grandmother originated or used them, and we should be pleased to have them entered in the contest. Just address them to the Conteet Editor, All Florida Magazine, Ocala. * * * MO SNAfTft WITH AVOCADO SAUCI (M m . R a y m o n d G. R id g e l y , St. Petersburg) 1 re d tnapper,•, about si 3 lba. MtH trt HWfftif I onion, lim y leaf, I tprig thyme $ tpeigi partley I large avocado 3 tblept. olive oil Juice of 1 Ige. Honda lemon or two timet Poach anapper in water to cover, with vinegar, onion, bay leaf, thyme and parsley, adding salt and pepper. When fish flakes easily, remove from liquid and serve either hot or cold with sauce made by heeting thoroughly meat of the avocado pressed through a fine sieve, with the oUve oil, lemon or lime juice and aalt and pepper to taste, o tA P tm u n tu w (M ae. G . G . E t h e r id o e , Lakeland) i Florida grapefruit h t t p tall 2 tepm. tugar H Up. celery teed Ioptional) Chili grapefhtit before preparing. To section, cut off peel in stripe from top to bottom, cutting drep enough to remove white membrane. Then cut slice from top to bottom, do over fruit again, removing any white membrane. Cut along each aide of dividing membrane from outside to middle of core. Re­ move aection by section. Add to cabbage. Combine mayon­ naise, aalt, sugar and celery aeed. Add to grapefruit-cabbage misture; toes lightly. Yields eii servings. PIOMOA HUNT 9A1AD (M m . J. H. Southard, Holly Hill) Una individusS salad diahae with whole sections of grape­ fruit, after removing white membrane. Fill centers with sliced avocado. Season very lightly with aalt and a few grains of sugar. Add a teaspoon of mayonnaise to each serving and top with a ripe seeded eurinum cherry. PIO4U0A IPtCIAl DtSURT (M a r ia n n e Guilm , Daytona Beach) 4 MB 4 m * .c a n f. tugar 4 ftp. orange marmalade 2 Ibltp. granulated tugar iHcuptafmilk V cup thermr. rum or brandy. Beal egg whites, add sugar gradually and fold in marma­ lade. R it into greased top of double boiler and cook over boil­ ing water 40 miautaa Serve at once with following custard »which can ha prepared in advance. ** i with sugar. Add slowly to acalded milk i coats spoon. Avoid overcooking tbs — — r . . ~ . ~ - - coming watery. Shortly before ready to serve, add sherry, rum or brandy. If a ihher mum h desired, cook the egg yolka, sugar and ana taMaaaan a# hotter until adzturn coats the epoon, omit­ ting the mBk. Thao fold into half-pint of cream, whipped, adding the riurry, rum or brandy. Servesi ffour. D EA T H C A R R IE R (Continued Irom page 13) He feel* t hat more progre** ha* been ntmle in the tight d u r ­ ing the past year than in all other year* since 1789; that the disease can no longer l>e term ed infantile, Imviium* it strike* older IHMtple a* well a* children. I)r. Nance re|M>rt* that since the find epidemic in the United S tate* in 1804, more t h a n 200 million dollar* ha* been *pont in renenrch and care of victims anil t h a t over 1,800 ho*pitul* nowhave polio ward*, as com pared with 500 in 1037. At the S tate Hoard of Health, Dr. L. L. Parks, director of th e Hoard’s Hureau of Preventalile Diseases, sta te d th e year 1054 will go on record as being Flor­ ida's worst year insofar as polio­ myelitis is concerned, in spite of the considerable time and effort used in th e control of polio through the use of gam m a glo­ bulin. It ia estimated that GG used in Florida in 1954 would have coat approximately $2,100,000 at the current price. It wee dis­ tributed through the State ‘Board of Health and various county health departments. A mesa immunization pro­ gram wee conducted In Monroe County (Key West) giving it to 8,600 individuals. In Fort Laud­ erdale, 2,000 people received GG and approximately 20,000 re­ ceived it in Leon County. Polio took its third heaviest toll in hietory of the United States in 1954, with some 38,000-odd cases. The previous record was 67,879 cases in 1962; 42,000 cases in 1949. Last year, the hardest hit states were Florida, Iowa, Ne­ braska, Wyoming, Utah, and Nevada. With more than 1,000 cases above its five-year average, Flor­ ida had an incidence of 290 per rent greater than the 1949-63 average. Nevada had an inci­ dence of about 194 (on the basis of November figures which were well past the peak) per cent higher than the average for those years and Wyoming was running 140 per cent higher. Three counties in Nebraaka, two in Wyoming and one each in Florida, North Carolina, New Mexico, California and Texas had incidence rates of more than 162 case* for each 100,000 popu­ lation. Thus it can be seen how vast the struggle is to stop spread-of the disease, and how important the work of Mayaux and Row­ land may be. ALL FLORIDA " GUIDE You S h o u ld See.-.-. . May IS- 17—Florida Degree of Pocahonta*. Tampa May 15-lt-lce Follte* of 1955. Swlther Gym ot Jacktomille Jr College May 15—Jr. Veteran* Statewide Tennit Tournament. ipontorrd h> CVala Recreation Department. Tutcawllla Part. Ocala. May 15-19—Grand Rodie* of York Rite free Matonry ol Morula Ocala, headquarter*. Marlon Hotel May 16-19-Marion Player*' Production. Othorne theatre. Ocala May 16-Flortda Southern College Concert Choir. City Auditorium lakeland. 9pm May 19—Student Redial. Unit ot fla Auditorium. 1.15 p m . Cijinrttillr May 19-33—Florida Department. American legion Contention. Sara*ota May 30—Tampa Centennial Atiatlon Fie*ta. three day*, lamp* May 31—Armed Force* Day. MacPitl Air force Ra»e. Tampa May 31—Flower Dance. Cuban Club. Tampa May 33—flonda Department. American legion Contention. Saratota May 33—Centennial Air Show. Peter O. knight Airport, tampa May-Aug —35th International Tarpon Tournament. Saratota May 3i-Pierne'* Children'* Crutadr. Wathington Hotel Auditorium. Jscktontilte. May 3l-37-fore*lry Management Conference. Oumcy May 34-36-lakeland little Theatre. City Auditorium. I p m May 37—Opening 90 day Greyhound Racing Seaton. Tentacola krnnrl Club Track May 37-JO-F.C.C.I. Meeting. Clearwater May 37—County Home Pemontlrallon Club Rally Day. Cut Auditorium. Ocala T O L C H A R D S D O G LO TIO N V0UR DOG'S BEST FRIEND! costeumv oeooMt tour doo oe cat in ONR QUICK, SIMPtl O H IA T IO N V O *lt. IC Z IM A . FUNOUl, IU M M II XASM TICKS. Ft! AS. OOOt, 11CI jf S * " * * HIM A HAIS. IIA V IS COAT 0 S t * S .e « O « 7 TIM*. taousu . . . NO FUR. tusraous. no warn •O N *7 PAT FOR W A T II . . . RUT TOtCMARD S DOO SOTFON IN CON ClFfTRATI FORM . . ADO TOUR OWN WATIRI TOICHARD CHBMICAl CO. On your u w ri.l o iltr. I w h Io m M. KA 'I SX 00 rath t I. m m , » * < I L tor >Mh bom. at lOtCHAtO OOO lOtlON lion ' c*rm*w torn,) p w 'w i w**4. FiAMf__ AOORtSSCITY------- .STAII. I’MODUCI I U1I Y G U A R A N I i f l)' AN Merida MsgsUne-PAGf II J f f �I ( GOODSAMARltAN ZO YSIA NEW FLORIDA (Continued from page 5) WONDER GRASS add h M Vm . h m n m 4 ?•«. * Svrslsf "V alve*Oreee" ZOYtlA Is tsely pemsaaeet. Cen* . eietely lesaseee te tM eth O llly Legs, le v e s m essy end Am h m U M la COR FOLDING BED All PURPOSE |R <1 RMpWf IM H m m*ft v o u a w M < foouif wW be m deWakted wNb p# prgDgmij llilt Moot lew mats tben e b»W*s *• »HHs 3r ' i M H - lets f eisWsn I s e lesvrlee* 71 epees In ee Met! ter fbet meter Me—It end 31*' tridel fertest Results* less fertilise* Hee. f^nsr^ps ^^s^spsrl^s^js t^S^s Oes# e sed, there ere ne mere weeding preblamsl One slipping will keep It trem Aewer beds ler tbe seesen. Orews weM In sen . Withstands revgh Very telsrnnl te salt spray, le n d year eider newt Sts In e cerner et veer far Ireeb. De lose hl«k-peHiKe« elvetleeM, eel f $ Vi peeeds. MeM* „ telered pi eld lA tA N lie, plestls severs, weetber- 1 preef. te e d tbetb er M. 7 '* O. tblppsd espress tel* I f 1® "Y rt. C O D '* depesH. M essy • beck * ” 18 CARPORT M 5 9 M 11*0 Still another major and mod­ ern factor in the operation of Good Samaritan is the mechan­ ical system by which oxygen ia piped in from a “skid bank" arrangement similar to the man­ ner in which water qr gee la piped into rooms or wards. At Good Samaritan, oxygen it in­ stantly available through this system, linked with the "skidbank" away from the main building, where an ample sup­ ply of oxygen ia alwaye avail­ able. Thia is only one of the many strides in modernised equipment installed at Good Samaritan to speed the patient's return to health. Mere words cannot correctly emphasise the magnitude of the service at Good Samaritan, but a few figures for tha last fiscal year, ending Sept. 90,1984, will be revealing. For Instance, dur­ ing that period 6,020 petienta were admitted. That is an aver­ age of more than 800 patients per month. There were 988 new babiee born. Total patient days wart 48,698, with a daily avaraga number of patients aggregating 128.7. The average stay par pa­ tient was 6.8 days, representing a substantial reduction which ia turn, means decreased outlay par patient. A significant figure ia revealed In the emergency room report, where during the year 1,244 lOwedM wggtf **w*e Oweden.Wrhw akin condition yaur sera tawplt kmnty kit. This la an avaraga of ooa case every B4 minutes, around tha clock. ' Good Samaritan la rapidly nearing tha point where It will bn aa complata and modarn aa it ia possible to make it, with today'a constantly growing discoverieq in medical science, Nothing conceivable has boon overlooked, for Instance, in either medical equipment or fa* cilitiso and appearance to mod* ernlae tha maternity section. Colorful ceramic tile, both sanitary and practical, reaches halfway up the walla to meat sound-proof material th a t as* tanda from tha calling. On the Rooms are. air-conditioned, thermostatically controlled to individual needs, and they are equipped with the new type “hilo" beds which raise or lower horixontally. Trays are a "van­ ity" in themselves, containing inside a mirror and other useful articles. Also featured In the extensive modern equipment at Good Sa­ maritan is the "unique" inter­ communication system, which enables the patient to communi­ cate instantly with the nurae. The device ia so sensitive that the faintest whisper of a patient can be heard over the delicate instrument by the nurse. Tha modernistic interior and the attractive exterior blend into a delightful pattern, giving tha whole an atmosphere of comfort and delight. Thera are luxury bathrooms, tiled floors, paneled walla, attractive val­ ances, Venetian blinda, colorful drapes; and completing tha en­ semble are spacious sbn porches •quipped with jalousies. Construction of tha new addi­ tions to tha main building will match the parent structure to give a delightful appearance of uniformity. There will be rein­ forced concrete construction throughout, with four-foot con­ crete canopies over tha windows. Designed to provide tha most modern equipment and service units, the interior will iadude a pew surgical suite, a poet-anas* thesis room, cantral supply quarters, a new X*ray*d»part* quart* meat, m a t, new laboratory, now aloe* trie ca cardiograph department, a newts new board and stiff conference room, and 93 naw bads. All of theta units will be tir-condithese tionad Goo Samaritan has its own Good compit complata pharmacy, also quickly provid providing necessary drugs. Phys­ leal ical aa aspects of tha department of -radiology rad ware doubled in 1981.1 1981. Narsmsry space waa pro­ vided Ifor the latest type of diagnoetic equipment. 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Wytner, Jr., admin­ istrator of ( unnI Sam aritan Hos­ pital and secretary of the Good Sam aritan Hospital Association. W hen eompleted. Hood S a­ m aritan Hospital will lie another Plans urc now co m p lete lor m agnilii'enl ch apter written in th e new $ 1,2fKl,l>00 a d d itio n . the progress of Florida F L O R I D A F A C T S Ry HflFN THFRKHDSON Pitbacallobium Dole* 1. he: ’I'ii mu rind (Pithccellnbitim tltilcc), a licaiitiful FREE WHOLESALE git. ti.ilu g Hi.giin evergreen, grows well in lluuw. I«T White AE\ T illilu .e r . Ill Smith Florida. Particularly 11A—REAL ESTATE FOR SAU handsome specimens are to he found at Key West. LARliE building tuiuhk l,e ulfer. <e tne r, in Pilmrito. Eli Cnmplrirlt .r These magnificent tretta m.fcklrj op tm n g id the nr» Sk.linr are native lo both tropical D O YOU K N O W ? Bndgr mikr. thi* p.o|eitv , t i t llllitlivr Africa and Asin, hut have C u m in loidin ind Siprt. Rrilnnt, Pitmenu, Fla T hat thi* thriving center found Florida clim ate and IAKF REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Innir of the Rtnle’it phosphate, soil much tn their liking, tm h male. Iikr 4.V1) ktt bnulilul * l i t i tneil, r.ctllmt bdung mudr 7T *ctr> ccenPolk C ounty with its im ­ often reaching a height of pkirljr Irncrd plu. n e t lumi.hrd burnt mense citrus groves and 80 feet. As with other tree* llrep ntll, all modem .nn.rmencrt, processing plants, was once growing here so luxuriantly, .pacHtu. taan., lire., laigr m i n * ituecr seed* were undoubtedly •muhbrf, TO milr. Jackuei.illr, J' mile. a shallow sea? T h a t those the Giinnrillc Trlrpbunt Krythew lluglii, brought in by the early sea­ who have tested citrus prod­ J67I. faring folk. ucts elsewhere in the world MAPS TIF Part of the T am arin d ’a FLORIDA County Napa: Ideal hunting, claim it is doubtful whether popularity springs from the flatting map* Luge detailed lakrt, turimi, top ((uality, equal to ri|>e fact that it has baffled hur­ trail., tomb Send county name and |l 00 Florida citrus, is to be found la Godfrey'. Map Senict, Winter Ha.en, ricanes for centuries. Many elsewhere? Florida call it the "Hurricane Tree" for that reason. It is one of our toughest trees. Classified Advertising Order Marco Polo, in 1208, told SA TIS of using the Tamarind pods S U N i MINIMUM - S WORDS TO UNR which are like beans—long, Worda t l Wooha 1 Woob 4 Woob* IW aati and cinnamon colored. The people of the Orient dnubt2 S » disc. 20c per wr’af lOflE ditc. i s * disc. to lesa used these pods centur­ I 9 . W 7.2 0 2.00 1J M ies prior to the recording of Marco Polo. (M eet* m h Im * check with t 4 t ) Wny back in the early it>«OMl N A f . Fee e l A l frtw piMi*Hii AM #**»■■#! days of the American col­ USI IMS NANST MANS 10 UNO IN YOUI (Of T onies, these (Kids, preserved, were considered quite a treat and were always part of the Oriental sweets brought home by the cap­ tains on their boats. There are many ways of preparing the pods, and one ia in mak­ ing a delightfully cooling drink. The pods, or fruits, carry a higher |»ercentnge of -«crki beginning Plcscc run (he above ad_ sugar and acid than any other fruit ever tested, say Sunday, ■ the scientists. They recently Adwe-ri.urf reported them rich in min­ erals and thiamine, calcium Aaidma and phosphorus. m -M I S C E U A N E O U S FOR SAIE T J I —RERAIR SERVICE antenna BLDG, FOR SAI F DrSuoCitt nri. StEmnj;. Ela un H»y 17. Hullnn 11k CMi.llIHliun —IMPattf —n u « h«uK> Ecnnl P i , kiting Plain ()n*inall. huill lie ip i. Includt. '> iJ|i<ining li,t«. racli VT.niT E.ctlkni he IijeK. minuli, luting »,th tiring tfuiilri, lie rmpln.rt EVnnJ tn h-II ji l.’ l.’VU Trim* in »,1l lin k he Miami n*,nmr ptuptii* J kIiii (I*i i ( Pirnlur, Suit- Situ Wr Srll (keidi N iihhu II* THE KEYES CO. ADDRESS f,»iil* il liomr Bijj nimmn tutu Imtiuittim ! V , ttfumlihlc Iknntt. Tltnton *. N J teI evis I o n 1 1 3 —INCOME A BUSINESS PROPtRTV FOR SALE im-dicMl mtaiIT, wht-rt- tiit’iltn il Htnll, iHirnt-a clstutefi, ai ml tit h er t \ |n ‘Hiif meetinga arc bell). T here i» itUo un au to m atic telephone nyMein in |ierm it th e iuatitution In timinlain eonatani contnel with employe", Hiitranee to t he hospital is lint unlike that of a swank hotel -a n ti Dclphinc I><hI*;c- anil Har­ ris Hails provide quiet, com fort­ able q u a rte rs lor nurses. BE A REAL ESTATE SALESMAN OR BROKER Simplihrd home .tujy ttnitae Cieyiplete. yet ine.temi.c, naming lot the L . i m ATLANTIC REAL ISTATF. TRAINING SCHOOL, P O IVi. IJ». 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S b ra B AN (NUKPKNDKNT DAII.T NKWSPAPFR MAINZ, Germany (rP)—His ffreateet election victory in two yenra list night bolstered Chnncellor Konrad Ade­ nauer's plans for speedy action on his program to arm 600,000 Germans for the Atlantic Alliance. The state of Hhinclaml-Palatinale in elections yester­ Auxiliary Leader Presents Mayor With First Poppy MAYOR J. D. CORDELL Is preserved wilti the first poppy by Mrs. C. E. liuntcr, president of the Auxiliary of Camptftell-Losslnp Post No. 53. The poppies will be distributed throughout the City on Saturday. (Staff Photo)_________ Honduran Officials Censor Dispatches n Government. Fears News May Worsen Present International Emergency Strolling . In Sanford " Here ere some of the "Classified Clastic a" recently noted in the Header1* Digest: real estate ad In tha Philadelphia Inquirer: •Your mother-in-law la worth money! The owner will tell thie gorgeous eld Colonial atone home with one aero on the following term*: Single person— 133,000, Married, on# child— 122,000. Houin full of kids, and your mo­ t h e r - ln*law—$21,000." . , ^ De­ troit theokre.* reviving Dpuglas Fairbanks Sr.'s M-Vear-oliT ilttn t film, “The Man In The Iron >faik", ran thie advertisement: ♦•No reason to elay home. There te none older on television.” • • • Mrs. Lorraine Graham, eiecufive secretary of the Seminole County Tubertuloal* and Health Assn., Robert Kama, ropreaen. o ta tire director of the aaaoeiatlon, * '7 and Mrs. Kama have returned from Miami where they attended the annual conference of tha Flo­ rida TB and Health Aaan. The ■eaalon wae held at th*. McAHLtcf Hotel May li-14. . Underwater Blast May Cause Little ,#Air Contamination W/SHINGTON UP - The under­ water atomic explosion off the West Coaat to evolve entiiubmarlne tactiei may produce little or no atomic cloud and air con­ tamination. Thla will be partly the reault of the extreme caution the Atomic Energy Commission and Defense Department a r t ualng to avoid •rom plalnta about drifting radio' activity like those which followed the 1M4 hydrogen test In the Marshall Islands. It alio may result from tha cond itto s under which the teat proaumably may be conducted, an exloato of a smell nuclear gadget i relatively deep water. Protests against the forthcoming test hive been lodged by com. m artial fishermen In California, Jfwho am concerned abo ' destruc­ tion or timtamlnatU . of fish. Mayor J Denver Cordell wa* wearing ■ bright red flower in his lapel today, the first of thousends of memorial poppies to be distributed throughout the City Saturday by the women of the American Legion Auxiliary. They will be worn in honor of tha na­ tion's war dead. The poppy was presented to ths Mayor at City Hall by Mr*. C. E. Hunter, president of the auxiliary of Canipbell-Lossing Unit No. S3. Major Cordell gave Mrs. Hunt­ er a generous contribution for the American Legion Auxiliary's work for disabled veterans end needy children of veteran*. Work for tha Auxiliary for the welfare of children of war vet­ erans draws its major financial support from the coin boxes which the group's "Poppy girls" will carry hero .Saturday, it was point­ ed out by Mr*. Hunter. She con­ tinued, "Fully half of the chil­ dren in Sanford are children of veterans and out of this number there are constantly some who need help." The wars are still taking their toll of men whtf serv­ ed in them, and when e veteran is stricken down by Illness or death, there often are children left In need, the concluded. TEGUCIGALPA, Hondurai UPThe Hnnduran government has clamped censorship on outgoing press dispatches to check reports which, it says, might worsen "the present international emergency" with Nicaragua, The government said last night It had acted "because of certain false reports ri'ed . . . by some press agents (correspondents) and the attempt of Mr. (Harvey) Rosenhoi.se, agent of Time magirine, to send a message containing alarming information which might make mono serious the present state of relations between Hon­ duras and Nicaragua.'' Rumors that Nicaragua might Invade- Honduras spread through the Honduran capital Friday as the government posted troops along the' ’frontier following re­ ported activity by the Nicaraguan national guard, The government SAIGON, South Viet Nam UR laid last night the situation wai Premier Ngo Dlnh Diem look over not alarming and "soon everything chief of state Bao Dal'a private will be settled In a friendly man­ militia yesterday, removing the ner." vestige of m illtiry power the ab­ sentee ex - Emperor may have In New York, a spokesman at hoped* to retain here. Time magarine said an 'editor Tim Premier acted *« the Na­ talked with Rosenbousc by phone tional Revolutionary Committee yesterday but the call was inter­ staged another mas* meeting. A rupted. He said efforts to reach leader of the pro-Dlem organisa­ tha correspondent since then had tion told 40.000 cheering Viet­ been 'jnsuecessfuL namese Bao Dai was a traitor and made fresh demands that he be deposed. Dulles Gets Report Incorporation of the imperial guard Into the national army ap­ Ready For America peared to be one more step In re­ WASHINGTON UR—Secretary of moving Boo Dal'a weakening hold State Dulles flies.back to the cap­ on hia country. The guard, esti­ mated at several thousand men, ital today, ready to report to tho originally was set up to protect nation tomorrow night oo his the person of the Emperor. European nission. Beo Dal, now living on the He wlQ make his television • French Riviera, abdicated after radio report from Presdient Eisen­ Communist Ho Chi Mlnh set up hower’* office. He will touch on revolutlonarv government at the entry of West Germany Into end of the Japanese occupa.“ sa the Atlantic Alliance, talks with British and French leaders no la. doefaine, the signing of the Aus­ FIRST STOP—BRUSSELS trian peace treaty end, presum­ PHILADELPHIA Uft-The famed ably, the pending top-level Big Philadelphia Orchestra left Inter­ Four talks, national Airport Ust night In two Elsenhower will Introduce DuHei four-engine planet on the first leg In the presence of ranking Cabi­ of lie iniUaJ European tour.’ First net colleagues. stop: Brussels. Diem Takes Over Chief Of State's ^Private 'Militia * E Two New Men Join Sanford Cardinals Two new men have joined tha Sanford Cardinals, Jay M. Wal­ ter, busiseaa manager of the lo­ cal baseball organisation, ana^nounced today. ™ Walter said the newcomer* are Charles Francis, 19- pitcher-out­ fielder who halls from Glbeland, L a, and Charles Lankford, rookie pitcher from Jacksonville. Francis was formerly with the I t Louis Cardinal club at Hatlahurst, Ga. . . Lankford journeyed to lokaltnd with the Sanford taam last night but d lj not get an opportuni­ s t ? to play- ahuttiown of U. B. Steel'* Meat South Side plant Battalion Fir* Chief Edward Johasoa estimated tha flood, which covered the grounds of the aouRl Chicago work aad several blotfx i f aearby .residential areas, closed $231,00* V ?• tfck 1 ■ A program on Latin American relations with the United States and definite specific suggestions as to the improvement of those relations were offered membera of the Sanford Rotary Club a t Ita regular weekly meeting a t the Yacht Club this noon. Miss Kay Klein of Richmond, Va., spoke on the Monroe Doc­ trine and ita many changee and ratification* mad* at the whim of the U, 8. Government end re­ ceived an ovation at the close of her remarks for the excellent pre­ sentation of her subject that showed a vast amount of research. Vincent Ahtohettl *bf E'en J*\», Puerto Rico, spoke on the need of better end closer understanding between tha United Slates m d the South American republics, Eduardo G arda of Santiago, Chile, on* of two popular brothera at Rottins, acted as moderator of the meeting after being Introduc­ ed by program chairman J. Ed Best. President James Holtxclaw presided, visitors were Introduc­ ed by M. L. Its born with singing being led by Charlie Morrison with Harry Kudell a t the piano. Announcement was made of tho postponing of the meeting sche­ duled for next Monday In order that the club might enjoy Its spring boat ride and com meet on Wednesday, May 98. John W. Cash Dies A t Home Saturday John W. Cash, 76. died Sat­ urday night a t his home, 904 Park Ave. He had lived In San­ ford for three yean. Bom June 16. 1879 In Nelson County, Va., he was a retired railroad engineer of the Norfolk and Weetem Rail­ road. He was a member of the Blendstreet Methodist Church, Rluefield, W, Va., and a 60-year mem­ ber of the B. of L. E. division 441 Bluefield. Survivors Include his wife, Mrs. Annie J. Cash of Sanford: one daughter, Mr*. C. W. Waterman Jr., Pittsburgh, Kan.; two sons, John W, Cash Jr, of Baltimore, Md., Woodrow Cash of Sanford: ■even grandchildren, ana grant grandson: two slstara, Mrs. Mary I, Whitten. Mrs. Lula Unit, and a brother J. B. Cash, all of Bluefield. The body wilt be taken to Bluefield today, accompanied by the widow and son Woodrow. Burial will Uka place Wednesday In Bluefield. Richard O. Pellett of Daytona Beech died last n ight He Is Ut* brother of Mrs. Dorothy Corrodi of Sanford. Survivors include Me wife Me­ ry. four children, Mary Beth, Richard Jr., LeoeBa, end Harry Hamilton; and three sisters. Mrs. Lyle Newhirk, Mrs. Charles Walsh, both of Daytona, and Mr*. Corirodl. e r r r airport PROPERTY 11 BOLD form er The former City Alrpori, 3*9 acre* on Sanford Avo., owned by Francos Meriwether ban A NEWCOMER TO T H E CARDINALS, J u H m Francis ___________ ______ _ been „ sold . , (rig h t), 19-yaw old p ltc to r-^ tfte tew r f i w Glbnland, U , for a reported 670AM) te Central No. 181 Fruit Picker Admits Passing Bad Checks Operators Identify E. Pope Checks Are Drawn At Sanford Banks A Snnfnrd Negro fruit picker tmlny confessed tn ivissing more than $200 in worthless checks after ha was identified hy opera!nr* hy Seminole Comity utorex and gas stations, Deputy Sheriff A. E Kvana reported. Evans nnd Conslnhlt* .!. (). Galloway removed K m m e t Latin American Relations Subject Of Rotary Address Richard O. Pellett Dies In Daytona CHARGED with writing and panning worthless rhecks nre Emmcll Pope (second from left), Sanford fruit picker, nnd his wife, Kffic (head averted). Will: them al the entrance to the Countv Jail arc Deputy Sheriff A. E. Evans (left), nnd Constable J. <J. Galloway. (Staff Photo) Polio Vaccine Fund Of $28Million Set WASHINGTON (A1) — Tho Eisenhower administration today pcQDiifiQd » .2H.million dollar federal fund to,Jielp tho istaiea provide polio vueeino for children in low income fam­ ilies. ThU war one of II recommendation* nubmitteil hy .' - -i —— - —— — — - Sccu’Ury of Welfare Hobby to Pt**shlont Eisenhower. The While Houmi said Eisenhower approved the rc|*irt and endorsed the recom­ mendations. Tin* ai.Mostales program would become effective after the eompletiun of tlw free immunization Program now being rundurled by the National Foundation for Infan­ tile 1'aralysls. The Foundation's program ap TALLAHASSEE MV-WIth an eye plies to children in the first and on tha fait approaching June 3 second grades, adjournment date, the House wad* ed into ita congested bill calendar The administration's proposed today whilu the Senate began pre­ federal fund contemplates an im­ paring for a showxlo -n on lrgls munization program for all Amer­ icans through the age of lit. U ltra reapportionment. Only three weeks remain In the The administration also propost-.l an addiliou.il two million dollar, current 60day session. The lower house face* longer for extra inspectors and techni­ woriUng hours In an effort to cut cian* in lha Public Health Service down Ita calendar cluttered with "to .nturo maximum precautions major bills, deluding key admin­ In continued testing of the vaccine for safety and potency." istration proposals. I h t Senate, which traditionally UNROMAVrU' MOTORISTS acts tha reapportlnnment pattern, IfUNK AT COUPLE expects to taka another vote tills weak on lha proposed constitution­ LONG BEACH, Calif. WV~Jo*s al amendment to glva every county Blower*' girl *ald "Yes" when he a senator and Increase House proposed yesterday while driving, membership. Gov. Collins an­ lie Jammed nn the brake* and nounced he would call the La-gisla- they went into ■ prolonged clinch turn back into special snsion if at a major intersection while un It didn’* make a "real" reappor­ romantic motorists honked and shm ted. tionirant. This Is Sens la bin day In tha Policeman Bland Watkins, when HouS' and a variety of Senate- he beard Blowers' explanation for approved measures are up for con­ the traffic holdup, offered his con­ sideration. None are of major Im­ gratulations — and ■ ticket for portance, however. failing to observe traffic signals. Adjournment Date Fast Approaching For Legislature Hopes Are High For End Of Strike ATLANTA t* -B o "i aide. In the 63-d ay-old Southern Bell Telephone strike kept In touch with each oth­ er today through the Federal Me­ diation and Conciliation Service. Meetings are subject to the me­ diator'* call. The neat are expect ed to be bald tomorrow with both company and union expressing hop* that on agreement may be in stghL In • new statement, the com­ pany maintain*! that “ proposal* now before tha u ion offer a fair and reasonable basis for a settle­ ment.** Sanity Hearing Set For Local Woman A sanity hearing was set for a Sanford woman after sh* at­ tempted te rash a 15,00(1 check at tha Florida State Bank this morning, claiming the was mar­ ried to John D. Rockefeller. City Police sold Hattie Timms, Negro, of 1017 Hotly Ave., signed tanks a m fals coat n e t w ith Jajr M. W alter, k—tainu a s s i g i r P rT a w * tha checkt "Hattie Timms Rocke­ f a r Sanford R alarprlssa. l a c , s a c ta ta r a f lh a total hassW fl, m iJ T S tS k feller." d a h . Francis was forsw rly w R h tk a H axiskarst, Ga. t ^ c n m W i M l M tt i th V y ILO. She aald sh* had married Rocke­ ( S ts R P k a U j feller hr telephone, polio* said. Marriages. - *J£fa >-£5 V Associated P thw iM M d Wire day gave (he Chancellor's Christian Democratic p a r t y unchallenged control of the Stste Parliament and a stunning vote of confidence in Adenauer's policy of friendship with the free world. It was Adenauer's biggest vic­ tory since his party won a one-vote majority in the lower house of the Federal Parliament in 'he 1933 na­ tional election. The result yesterday clinched the Chancellor’s vital two-thirds controt of the federal upper house (Bundcsrat), neoJed to ensure ap­ proval of the coming legislation to put rearmament into effect. Aden­ auer Kill controls 28 of the 38 Bundcsrat members, who are named hy the state government. Tli* Christian Democrats won 31 seats in the 100-member Rhineland-Palatinate legislature, the So­ cialists 36 and the right-wing Free Democrats 13. Neither the Com­ munists no- the Naal-style Free Voters' Assn, won a single seal. WATER MAW BURSTS CHICAGO UB-A 40-Inch water mein burst and apfltod a smaR flood which forced tha M HANFORD^ nXVKinA, MONDAY MAY 16, 1955 Election Win Boosts Chances fcsrily rioady, llttl* i ^ M f i • temperature thrsnfh Tueodsy with T»ry widely antlered after•nnH and evening thuaderohawere covering about IS per (fa t af *».- Mayor Prorlaims City Annual VFW Buddy Poppy Day Tlis icfond Buddy Poppy Dnv sponsored by the Veterans of For■igu War* in Sanford will be held Saturday, May 26. Chairman of the committee is Michael .lamin­ in while tho Brownies nnd ladies auxiliary to the VFW will lend their assistance. Mayor J. I). Cordell has issued the following proclamation in rmijiinctiot! with the sale: WHEREAS, the Veterans of For­ eign Wars have rendered moreluriju* service to their Flag and Country worthy of eonlimn-d re­ cognition by (list people of this Nation; and WHEBEAS, the Veterans of For­ eign Wars within this community have formed Post Nl). 3262, Sanfix'd Florida, nnd for the purposes of the V.F.W. nre sponsoring the Buddy Poppy Day in this com­ munity on Saturday, May 26, lti.V>; and WHEBEAS, it is appropriate that the people of this community reaffirm in a tangible way their appreciation of services render­ ed by tiiese Veterans; NOW, THKHKFOIIK. T, J. I>. CO It HE LL, ax Mayor, do hereby proclaim Saturday, May 26, IH55, as Veteran* of Foreign Wars Buddy Poppy Hay in the City of Sanford. Florida, and do urge upon Hie c lllzcns of Sanford their assistance to this fine group. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, 1 have signed these presents at Sanford, Seminole County, Flori­ da, this 1-llh day of May, 1135. J. I). Cordell .Mayor of the City of San­ ford, Florida Seminole High School Glee Club, To Give Annual Spring Concert The Seminole High School Glee Club, under the direction of Mi-GJlle Reese Whittle, will present its spring concert tomorrow at 8 p. m. at the high school auditor­ ium with over 200 students parti­ cipating. Spertnl costumes, scenery, nnd stage sets will higiilight tills an­ nual presentation. Itunnie llobison 1* in rharg* of lighting while stage sets are being handled by Shirley Anderson, Kay Jenkins, Nancy White, Larry Bates, Dot­ ty Metts, Allen Mnffett, Juanita Wynne, Pat Harrington, and Dessia Thompson. Accompanists for tha concert will l>e Tommy Wyatt, Joan Wilke, Nancy Cash, and Janice Luxen. Those attending the affair will hear the following program; llo La LI, Luvaas; Christopher Rob­ in, Frasier • Simpson, Freshman Girls' Chorus; Blue Shadows On tha Trail, Freshman Boys' Chorus; They Coll It America, Grant; Won. dSrliil Copenhagen, Loaatr-Adas; Bain and the River, Fox, Freeh■min Mixed Chorus; llowu hy the Stall.... Kirks-Uillard, Tha Jolly Kiddies. Ghost Riders ill the Sky, JonesPitcher, Cow Boys; .Small Town Band, Noble Coin, Nine Hep Cot*; .Stouthearted Men, Ilnntberg; Unchained Melody, North; Old Htornwlung, McKay, Hoys Glee Club; Serenade, Romberg, Bui but* O'llurr; Tlie Open Itoad, Stinkles, Allen Mnffett; Dancing in the Dark, .Schwarts, Pat H ar­ rington, Dry Bones. Waring - Gcarheart; Buttle of Jericho, Bartholomew, Doubtn Quartet; Deep Purple, Deftoiie, Triple Trio; The Little Damoxellr, Janie Bennett; Apple Bloosom Time, Tiexer, lairry Bates, Helen Alexander; Snow Legend, Clopry; One Kl»a, Romt»erg, Janie Bennett and Girls' Glee Club; la s t Words of David, Thompson; Erie Canal, Beolt, Allen Maffelt; Romanian Ithap sody, Enesco - Gardner; AmeiHe*,, Our Heritage, Waring - Aitcs;1 Al^ n s Mater, -Mixed Glaa Club. Pope, 43, from the County Jail th's nioinlng to take him on a m ini: of ll.e business establish­ ments where be was accused of cashing the checks. Pope also cashed at least on* cheek ill Volusia county and may have cashed other* in Orange and I like counties, Kvunx said. All Ilia clinks were drawing nn tha i-lorida State Bunk and the San­ ford Atlantic National Bank. Evans said Pope nnd hi* wife, Effle, 46, were arrested yesterday niter the operator of Jnrkson Ser­ vice Station nt Dollnry reported cashing a check of 1211.00, Effis Pope admitted she wrote the cheeks passed by her husband, Galloway added. Pope posed as a sawmill worker in rushing the rhecks. III* officers sold. Other cheeks ranged from 332.50 to f 42.75. Evan* said forgery w a r r a n t * wt re being Issued today by * minty Judge Ernest Huusholder xml Justice of the Peace Hugh lloncan. Bond was sat e t $600 each for Sir. and Mr*. Pope. Among the other places where rhecks were rushed, Evans said, were the Shell Sort ice Station nt Eive Points; the Giudrrville Grocery Store, nnd the Altamonte Springs lirpior store. Tito Assures West That Coming Meet Will Not Be Secret BELGRADE, Yugoslavia — President Tito has assured tho Weil that his coming con fere new with top lenders of the Soviet Un­ ion does not mean Yugoslavia is "changing sides." lie still intends to keep Ills country out of all bloc* — Westem, Soviet or neutral "third force," be declared. Speaking st tho North Adriatic twirl of Pula, Tito said ycstceJnsr ii. wants good i cl a tn ms with both the West and the Soviets. He prom­ ised there will bo no secret deals "behind the curtains" at his meet­ ing in Belgrade lata this month will: Soviet Premier Nikolai Bul­ ganin, Communist party chief Nikita Khnischrhcv snd Deputy Foreign Minister Andrct Gromyko, "Ilia whole West will know what wa have dltcusscd and what wa haw agreed upon," the President declared. "Yugoslavia U grateful declared. Helen Patterson Dies In Hialeah Helen Itchrcen Patterson, !, lied at 4 a m. yesterday at HinI--all Hospital in Miiimi, She im l horn Sept. 29, t!l52 in Sanford ■»d hud been living fur a short limu In MiumL The young girl died after Hik­ ing from her hands a powdered Insecticida containing an arsenie rnmpuund. She is survived by hrr parents, Mr, and Mis. Harold Patterson, one brother, Phillip, and her grandmotliei, Mr*. V. H. Ander­ son of Sanford. The child's mo­ ther •• the formrr Miss Doro­ thy Andrrson of Sanford. Funeial services will be eonducted at 2 p- ni. tomorrow a t Urlaton Funeral Home. Rep. Williams Bill Goes To Governor TALLAHASSEE UR — A bill to compensate gasoline dealer* for tax paid on gss which evaporate! from their tanks clesred the Legislxture todsy with unanimout House psissge. Rep. Williams of Seminole Coun­ ty aald the refunds would total about $362,000 a re a r If til gsa dealers claim it 5J* goas te Gov. Coffino. * � 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, May 13, 1955 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 13, 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 24-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 13, 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/9db2fc2cde952212f38523ad82b66b05.pdf 6334d2c6edbdb881d60e3866cfde63bd PDF Text Text Daytona • By CARL OVERSTREET Herald Sports Writer Bill Patrlss doubled in the winning run In the eighth fast night as Daytona Beach edged Sanford, 6-5, in a F lorida State League game here. With Dan Keith hitting safely for his 21st consecu­ tive game, Sanford got o ff to a five-run lead In the first and second Innings. Daytona gained four runs tn the fifth on a walk and four straight singles by Gene Bennett, At Wag»er, Tippy Slade and Vera We* tarcutUr. Slade singled in the ty­ ing run In the seventh. Keith's hitting Included two dou­ bles and a single for five trips. The Caridnala picked up two unearned runs In the first frame en a double by Dwight Cook, an error, a walk and a single by Run Davts, Page 10 Eight Sanford batters went to hat in the rceond. With one down, Ron Schmitt singled, D. Cook walked, Jim Shirley doubled down the left ficto scoring Schmitt, and then the lengue'a leading hitter, Dan Keith, rpanked a single into right scoring Cook and Shirley. The win was the Islanders' third straight over the Cardinals who have failed to wdn at home in the last three starts. Rob Tommy gained the victory In relief. The play-by-ptay: First inning— Roger Cook (8-1) took tha hill *nr Sanford and Randy Crisp waa behind the plate. Leading off for Daytona, Gene Bennett struck out, \l Wagner filed out to centerfield, and Tippy Slade struck out to retlro the side. No hits, no runs. On the meund for Dsytone wss Orlando Pena and Irfhlnd the plate waa Vern Watercutter. Sanford Wed. May 11, 1955 THE SANFORD HERALD lead-off man, Ron Schmitt, popped out to fin t base, Dwight Cook hit to right field for a (tand-up double, and Jim Shirley waa tafe on the ehort stop's error, acoring D. Cook. Dan Keith struck out, Terry Terrell waa hit by a pitched ball, tmtting men on first and aeeond. srd Russ Divis singled, driving in Shirley. Randy Crisp walked to load the bases. Frank Yurrhak 'truck out to retire the aide. Two hits, two runs. Second Inning Vcrn Watereutt popped out to Crisp, Jerry Mlchum struck out, Bill Patrl grounded out to the pitcher, who threw him out at first to retire tha side. No hits, no runs. Leading off for Sanford, Roger Cook filed out to right field, Schmitt singled to left field, and D. Cook walked. Shirley doubled to loft field, driving in Schmitt, Keith singled to drive in D. Cook and Shirley, Terrell walked, moving Keith to second. David filed out to eenterfield, and Criap grounded out to third bate. Three rum, three hits. Third Inning Ralph Site wanted to become the first hase runner for tha lalanders. Frank Mirltlli singled oa an infield hit, and Orlando Pena filed out to the right fielder. Bennett and Wagner struck out. One hit, no runs, Yurehak waa hit by a pitched ball and Roger Cook was safe on fieidar’a choice. Schmitt hit into a double play. No hits, no runs. Fourth Inning Slada walked, Watercutter hit Into a double play (ta to lat), Mlchum walked, and Patrlss popped out to retire tha aide. No hits, no rum. D. Cook grounded out to tha third baseman, who threw him out at first, Shirley popped out to tha shortstop, Keith doubled to left centeifleld, and Terrell ground­ ed out to the pitcher, who threw him out at fin t. No runs, one hit. Fifth Inning Site was thrown out at fin t by tha aeeond baseman, Mirlelll walked, Heffel, batting for Pam, fiied out to right field. Bonnett singled to eentorfiald, Wagner singled to short right, and Slada singled to cantor field, driving la two runs. Watercutter singled out and was out whilo trying to go to second. Two runs came in on tha play. Four rum, four hits. Darla waa throw out at fin t by the second baseman, Crip waa thrown out at fin t by tha short­ stop and Yurehak singled to short right, aa Stan Derry waa hatting for Roger Cook, Yurehak waa put out going to aeeond. No rum, one hit. Sixth inning— Howard Kaplan replaced Roger Cook on tha mound. Mlchum Iliad ouS m shortilop, Titrlw files to right field, u d Site itrue No nine. Bo hit*. Kaplaa (truck ou mitt was hit by a pitched end D. Cook (truck out. I walked. Den Ktith wee i out at first by the abort No kite, bo runs. Seventh Inning— Mirlcfli walked, ' \j (truck out, and Bennett iti wL Wag* nar walked, Slada i A to cen­ ter field, driving fa till to tie tha sea* at 5-5.Wi ttar fllad out to second to t ha (Ida, One n o , one hit. Terrill was throwR at first by tha third bafa, Davis struck out, Crisp aid to right field, ind Yurehak medout to first ta retire tha i. One hit, no rugs. EigBh Inning— ■ Mictum walked, griss dou­ bled b drive In Miefi and Pa- triaa waa put out while earning la home. Mirlelll filed out to right field, and Tommy waa thrown at first by tha third baseman. Out run, one hit Nat Sharper, batting for Kap­ lan, Clad out to deep left field, and Schmitt singled, moving ta aeeond base on a (tolas base. D. Cook hit to third, foreing Schmitt, Cook out going to second. One hit, no rum. Ninth inning— Jim Flanigan cams fa fa pitch for Sanford. Bennett filed out to left Add, Wagner filed out to left field, and Slade filed out to second. No nuu, Bo hit*. Shirley singled out to canterfield, Keith doubled to left canterfiald, and T am il was safe on fielders choice. Davla walked. Crisp popped out to tha eatchar. Yurehak popped out to the third boatman to end the game. Lemon Hurls Cleveland To j-6 Victory As He Begins Catching Up Yanks By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Bob Lemon finally la catch­ ing up with tbs New York Yankees. They’re the on ly outfit that has an edge on the big Cleve­ land righthander. Lemon, 34, has had six aeaaom of 20 or more victories since switching from third base In 1946, But he's only 23-24 lifetime against the Bombers. He has split even in two tries against New York this season. Ha beat the Yanks M last night with the help of Don MoasL They're still giving him trouble, but he's at last edging up and to 54 against them1 the past two seasons. Hla victory last night waa his sixth of the season, against that lone defeat by the Yanks last week, and it tumbled New York Into third, throe gamoa behind pacesetting Cleveland. Chicago took over second by dafaatfag Boston 4-a. I pinch-hit assignments to eod the threat The Tribe rot 14 hits off fiv* New York pitchers, Don Larsen was the loser. At Chicago, Brooklyn's New­ combs showed hit stuff after gatting off the suspended list last week. The big guy, who refund to pitch batting practice, now has to pit^h batting practice, now has faced only as men in 11 innings, the absolute minimum. Gene Bak­ er's single tn the fourth yesterday w*a the only hU off him in that a*ring. And Baker was erased tryIt* to etoaL Duke Snider fnmerad tor the Dodgers' first run off baser Wrrreti Hackee to start the Brooks to their 11th etraight success and Sind fa the fast S4 games. It left Newcombe at 44 lor the year and gave hhn hie fin t tounout since le p t St, U S . An eight-run eighth toning—eO after two wore out seat the Pi­ nto* into their fourth straight over the Braves. It was the Freese brothers—Geos end George—who left Milwaukee out fa the oold. George knocked a two-run single fa the eighth sod Gone emeebtd a grand dam. Standing is M »fi*4 is i t D tnom a BeacO Wsst Falm Bosch C oco* aslativDI* Hi P tU rshara a ta u II )* 14 II ew d o d g e ■0 down FLORIDA STATB t U B V B orisHo J RADE t w o Total* a— FiWd out for F*»a ta Ith. b— Fltod eat for Kaplaa to Ith. laafarO ----------------- » MS M l E— Patrlai, Kaplan. Watareatter. It— D. Cook I. 8hlrl»y ». Mlrtill! i , Ronnstt, Keener, BlsSe KfchuB r b i — Davla, ahlrtev. Koltk t. «law» I. Watareatter, Patrtaa. * » — DCook. Shtrlor Keith I. Patriae. SB — HIM all. Schmitt. OP— Waraev, Patrlaa. Bits, Torehak. ihtrier, Mirlelll Led— Daytona Beach t. Hanford 11. BB-off— Poaa S. D. Cook d. Tommy I. Kaplaa S. SO.hr — R. Cook I. Penh 1. Kaplaa 1. Tommr a. HO— Poaa I to « la* mass. Tommy I to I laalaea. fa Cook I to Isa n ta e*. Kaplaa I Im a laalaea. Flaaaaaa a 1 toalae. ROER— Fans 1-1. A . Cook 4-1. Kaplan 1-1, Ftanassn e-e. Tommy a-0. HBP— Pane (Terrell). (T a j. ehakl Tommy (Schmitt). PB—WA, t areattar. Winner —-Tommy ( l > K Lnaer — Kaplaa (1-4). tl—Maloney. Oalinear. T—1:44. X—SIS.___________ d o o r SAVE! . . ii u 11 IS LaksltaS _______ n it TOWIOBT*S BABES Cocos at .Wast Falm Bsack LaktlanS at It. Fetaraburn ole County M otors, Inc * Washington moved fata fifth, knocking off Detroit 7-4, whflo Bal­ timore waa living it up 11-1 ever Kansas City. U was the earns eld story with t new twist fa the NetfaoaL Brooklyn woo another, but Don Newcortbe tossed M.n .A> » hitter fa beating the Chicago Cub* PRODUCE BFECIALS COME IN TODAY SIGN UP Potatoes 10 “ 59c FOR OUR F R E E CALIF. SUNKISt Uke Jehnnie Mtse, « , Phil Riitufa, Dom f Vernon, Bill W end vir•aeembled fa GLASS WAX n . i ln T i h r - K FROZEN FObD SPECIALS e f the asset ontlnulestte la the first hose bleoehera ■ w h o e ■ad waa 1 eem pm uve newcomer FRENCH FRIES 2 COMING SOON GENERAL ELECTRIC - A U T O M A T IC WASHER DRAWING SWIFTS I Darteaa Booth ----- OOO OOO lie —4 $7&2S i month NOW AND • . K ita m au L m �V Hop and Save In Sanford ■ W e a th e r STh* # a ttfo r d * __________________________ AN INDEPENDENT DAILY N15WSPAPKR VOLUME X L V I KnlabHuhed 1909 SAIGON, South Viet Nam (fP)— Premier Ngo Dinh Diem la asking France to withdraw its nrmy In South Viet Nam to tha 17th Parallel or pull completely out of tho turbulent country, a government spokesman .said today. Tha spokesman said Diem had instructed hi* brother, Strolling In Sanford SHS Band Heads Parent* art orgtd today tu re­ member the regietration of rhll drra who will enter the flrat grad* at West Sida School next fall. Registration will he held from • a. at. nntil IS noon. Dr. Terry | Bird and a nurao will he on duty * at the County Health Unit to give examinations. • •• Allas Dawn Bisliop and Mia* Be ha Biahee will be among wo­ men students to ba installed Satur­ day to the official chapter of Tuu Beta Sigma, national women's honorary band sorority. They are juniors at Florida State Universi­ ty in Tallahassee. Keeping Modern Pace — The Indian thief, introducing- himself to a paleface visitor, said, "1 am Brava Eaglet thin Is my non Fighting Bird, and this la my grandson, Super-Jet Bomber". •* * • Individual honors in competitive drill competition were recently awarded to member* of the Army ROTC detachment at Florida a Stata Univeralty. Cadet CpI. a. P.N . Bates was the leader of a squad which won first plare ia tha best drilled squad category while second plaee waa won by a group under Cadat CpL f. E. Vtrtdga. Dulles, Colleagues * Gel Preparations Ready For Meeting PARIS brt-U.S. Ssecretary of •Uta Dulles and hii Big Three aoilaaguea scheduled new confer­ ences her* today in preparation for their expected weekend meetA tag in Vienna with Soviet Foreign w Minister V. M, Molotov. Other members of tha NATO Council of Ministers ware off for home after a windup .session yester­ day. But Dulles planned to >ee British Foreign Secretary Harold Mao -iUan at the British F.mbasiy this morning, and to meet with French Premier Edgar Fame later hi the day. Dulles delayed his departure tor / V Vienna at least until tomorrow be­ cause o ' Russia's continued refusal •t negotiations In the Austrian cap­ ital to Incorporate promised eco­ nomic c o n c e s s i o n * into the Auetrlaa Independence treaty, A l\E. spokesman aald Dulles' t i p —originally scheduled tor this o/ternoon—dcpcndW on the treaty text being available over the week­ end. * Woman Gets Tired O f Pokey Suitor VANCOUVER, * . 0. tlb-Afler *1 yearn of anarching after the cows Instead of marching down hm aisle, 40-yeertad Dorothy Pentland says she la Ured of waiting «w 'he fanner to say “ I do.'* „ She ia suing Banjatnln Crowe, 9 M-year-tad farmer, for breach of fronds* and asking a half talereta ta Us farm. A * complained in court that she hii* been a housekeeper a* well a* a milkmaid without pay aod 1m stayed in bed while 1 went tor the cows—at 4:20 a.m. each d ay.' ah* laid Crow* promised to mar­ ry bar in 1KT. * ---------- r Strategy Mopped By Steelworkers For Jacksonville; $550 Is Raised The Seminole High School Rand left this afternoon for Jackson­ ville to participate In the Florida Stale Contest for Hands. The lo­ cal band qualified by making first division in the District Contest in Dct.and on March 16. Upon their arrival, they will attend drill contest. Tomorrow the musician*, under the direction of band director Ern­ est Cowley, will present their eon cert at 1 p. m. in the George Washington Hotel and will Im­ mediately follow with sight read­ ing. At 9:12 p. m. Friday tha hand la scheduled to perform required maneuvers and a special show on the drill field. Tha following soloists will also participate: Patay Haught, who will play tha xylophone and tym> panl; Olivia Giddens, flute solo; Jimmy Hrown, bassoon solo; Sid­ ney Vihlen, trumpet; Richard Tl■on, trombone; Eva Jean Cofield, rlarlnet; Ronnie Robison, student conductor} Robert Recly, piano solo and student conducting. A trombone quartet will be composed of Richard Tiaon, Ronnie Robison, Bruce McCoy, and Joyc# Milam. Entering In a bras* sextet will he Joe Fisher, I-ealle Smith, hue Mayes. Jorce Milam, I-any Ucrtvey, and Robert Nswoon, _ , “ThrooglTthe cooperation of tha Elk* Club, the Band and Orches­ tra Assn., and the band students selling candy, 1560 has been rais­ ed to pey transportation and the hotel bills for tho trip", Cowley stated. Apartment Blaze Takes Four Lives LOS ANGELEg UN-Four smell boy* were burned to death last night by a fire that swept through their aecood-alory garage apart ment, police reported. investigators said they believed the blare was started by a candle. Tho small apartment had bocn without electricity for two month* because of the family’! shortage of funds. The boya* 10-yearotd half-sister Margie Davenport, who had been caring for the -children while the parents attended a ir.nvle, was se­ riously burned on the hands. She waa rescued from the apartment by a neighbor, Wilbur Hamilton, 22, who climbed a tree and kicked out a window. Eiforts to rescue the boya failed. The father, a U-year-oid car wsaher, • told a reporter: "We haven't had much money. That's why they cut off oor lights. W* never go anywhere and tonight for the first time in montha.l decided to take my wife to the movie." President May Find Himself Involved WASHINGTON IB - President Elsenhower may find himself In­ volved in harder bargaining than he stems to expect if and when he sit* down with Russian Premier Nikolai Bulganin at Big Four talks. Bulganin may well press a whole set of basic demands outlined in a new program for disarmament and ending the cold war which Moscow made public Tuesday night. roving ambassador Ngo Dinh Lu­ jan, to present the request to tho French In Paris. The 17th Parallel separates South Viet Nam and Communist-ruled North Viet Nam. The French expeditionary corps, numbering between 70,000 and 60,000, now is based chiefly in the Saigon area, at Tourane In rentral Viet Nam, and at Cap St. Jacques, on the coast southeast of the rapilnl. Prospectors of any Immediate Freneh compliance with such a request appeared slim. The hulk of Viet Nam’a French population and of France’s holdings are eonirntiatrd in the meat where the French troops are based. Earlier today in Parle U. 8. Sec­ retary of Stato Dulles and French Premier Edgar Faure wera re­ ported to have agreed to give Diem united hacking after week* of French opposition to the na­ tionalist Premier, Seminole County Is Represented On UofF Group GAINESVILLE, — A closer un­ derstanding between member* of the Florida legislature and Univeraity of Florida student* U the aim of a busy student organiza­ tion on the Gainesville campus. Seminole County la represented by Walter Frederickson. Composed of representative* of Florida’s 17 counties, the group works under the sponsorship of Student Government to study the needs of the University and to discuss them with members of ?a# legtrtittircV " *■County representative* t s 1k with the state senstora or representatlves from their area to present the students' view of the University's financial needs. The committee also hears talks by University administrator* on the program and faculties of the Uni veraity of Florida. District Deputy Will V isit Lodge On Tuesday B. W. Roy R. Wright Jr* DDGM, will maka his first official viait of th* year visit(ng tita hems lodge, Sanford Lodge No. 61 PHAM. Later he will visit th* tlx ether lodges In tha dis­ trict* which he represents for M. W. Roy T. Lord, Grand Master. The entered apprentice degree will be conferred and plana pre­ sented for n visit to tha Masonic Homs In fit. Petersburg i t g later date. AU Masons are urged to tako part in caterin g n welcome to the district deputy Tuesday evening. _______ of ISW President Dadd J. McDonald fwtarday. McDonald doettaad to * tsi tw torn Sea. Cartoon (R-Ksn) said be is certain the Senate will sutaata the veto If R cornea. The Senate passed the compro­ mise measure «-l> late yesterday and sent it to President Elsen­ hower. pm House acted Monday ter carefully. The H U Italy was far more than enough to override a veto, but Cartoon said there would be maay •switches if and when th* question at wataiilng the Fratadeat arises. Yesterday, IT Democrats and to H a." btaR waa Cartoon said ha haa told hay H*ftadk *e Uwmak- ra * Me Roberts Buys Interest In Firm Announcement ia being mads to­ day that tha ownership formerly krown as Ray-Field* LincolnMercury Co. haa been changed to Hunt-McRobert* Incorporated af­ ter W. K. McRobi-rt» purchased Ray Cltequcnnol'a Interest In tha company. W. F. Hunt la tha preaident of tha firm and McRoherta is vie* president and treaiurar. gevaral new departments havo been plann­ ed which will "give n* a rum­ ple!* service for all automoliva BI-TT1I1 , McRoherta P iiu u u nt, statod ncedo", U lilh aarvtceJ wnO vet*" perrunnel have been Increased to take better earn of customers" he went one. McRoherta moved to Sanford last year from West Virginia where ho owned MeRobert* Supply Store and is now residing with his fumily at 226 Scott Ave. Ho hus two daughters; on# attending Stetson University In DsLand and ons pre-school aga. American veterans of th# 1*45 U S-Soviet Elbe River linkup says reunion with th# Russians hasn’t altered the group*# "right of cen­ ter" political leanings. The spokesman for the group— Joseph Polowaky of Chicago—told reporters here last night he and hit colleague* "fully support the U S. government’* foreign policy," Including West German rearms ment. The nine arrived her* Mon­ day tor a five-day visit as guest* oi tha Soviet Union. Poluwrky made th# comment after a rally with Soviet veterans in the Central House of the Soviet army. At the rally Russian Col. A. 6. Zhadov assailed the "ramllltarnation of West Germany." Operation Able Set For Tomorrow A jvw inted I’ rews leased Wire Thousands May Be Saved Government Aid Discussed By Men l»is|M'iisinjT with federal nid .mil milking U. S. Iligh '*•ay 11-.1*1 u fivr.lnni' ins tend < i n f mr-lanr hlcMnvny will several litindm l thou•'hiiil dnllw*. the Chamber o f ( ■mjiiiii’ i crV long-range rond* iilminine com m ittee was toI«| night. If federal aid i.« nrcepti'd, it vn« point,it not, the highway wilt buve t<* tie constructed according to fcilrtnl api-rificatloua and much uinnry "HI have to tie spent for expensive right-of-way. The State Road Hoard has ear* narked 7800,(Hit) for th* piojeet, X.175.000 of which ia federal ,'tnney. _ John Mebrh, chairman of tha t'ounty Commission, mail* a me. linn that the committee go on R K (H ST R A T IO N _FO R _ C H ILD R E N beginning fin d grade only is being tnken at Smith- ’ word a* recommending the Sint* side school each Thursday and Friday of litis month. This is for children who will start Roail Hoard consider the possibill. al Southslde o r I’ inc Crest Schools next fall- Shown in the picture (from left to right) ty of five-inning 17-02 from 8nn. nr* Mrs- J. A. Hrzwicrhin, Donna Jean Iterwicehin, Mr». I’. II. Colbert (I’ -TA presl- ford to the Orange County tins dent), Mrs. 11. W. Shannon, Valerie Ann Muse, and Mrs. J. C. Mitchell, principal. (Staff within the limits of a 125-foot tight -of-wray. Photo) Ho added the provision that Seininolii County and the State Road Hoard hear construction costs on th* name ratio a* the slate anil federal government nor. molly engage in on fedcrally-approved highways. Mi-isrh's motion was seconded by County Commissioner Hrown Miller, >■ j • * -f * * f ' As art nffitliioiight, MeWH VIENNA, Austria (AT— Tim Hip Kour rea, iinl itffrcosafd that by doing the project in mqilt today _ on un Australian pindepi'ndunrc j p . _____________ " , treaty. Tltia was this munner tho riniuty govern, rd;iorte«i by informed Western ;,ouive* in till vat ice of u ROME Ms—Premier Marat Seel- ment will h:,vo a voire in deter, ha’s first rail on President Giovan­ mining its mails needs. c o i i i n u n l 'i u r . The foreign niinlaterg of the United Statin, Hrituin, ni Gronctd today raised Die |m> Instead of spemliug nioey on exKr.imv ami tin- Sov.i-l Umuu wail sibllity of an H.ilmn government pesive right-of-way us required by f!}* tii Vienna this weekend to |«d crisis. The new ! ft-of center chief the federal government, he added, tiwir Hgnaturc on a treaty the executive lias uiged a greater the rnunly will spend money for Austrians have tiet-u wanting for rote for tl>. working class in politi­ in tun I rimKtrurtiun "to heller fit cal decisions. lit) yvnrs. the nerds Slid desires of its peo­ Scelba Was expected to offer the Ratifii-ntlon wftt nn-un that resignation of hi* 15-nionlli-old ple." . Federal spe,ifientions would te•is will In- (n o nml snvrr- Cabinet to G rom 'I, who was lign for th) first time In 17 sworn in yesterday. Such a step quirc about 50 fn-1 of grade un y«*i». Smile 7U.WM) (loops of Ros- would t>e in line with tradition, hut either side of (lie actual road sur. fuce, it was pointed out. Hy do­ and ths West will leave. -'line parliamentary lawyers ar­ Agreement whs reached after gued (hat the Premier was not ing the job without federal aid, the gen do could I eut down te lime ilny* i»r difficult negolintiun* obliged to take it. Til A MATSU, J. pan in-Divers alioul 110 feet oil either side. which it was ft-nrrd ■•nrller to- lay Scelba planned t meet first wiDi brosi It up duiens of bodies — Under the new proposal, it wouM might break down. For the jmst mos of them of schoolchildren— three days the amhn .idols of the his Cabinet and hit coalition party Ihen be necessary to obtain only loader* to deride s course of scIron iht cold waters of the inland four powers had been drndlockj>l llnn. Should he resign, Grnnrhi can about 12 and otic-half h el of rightsea a lay to raise to 133 Die num­ on n Western demnnd that tha cither (1) refits*! to accept, (2) di­ of-way on either side at various ber i f corpse* recovered from ltiisi-ijiii* put into tin- treaty eco­ rect Scelba to form another gov places along liic highway. Tucsi y’s fog-shrouded terry colThe original plan would have pul nomic coiire.snlonn grunted the eminent, or (3) call on some other llsloi. a 40 foot park section m the center Austrians during talks in Mos­ IHilitirnt leader to try. Stil missing arc 71 persons. A cow Inst month. of the highway. The .otnnnllre de­ If Din President look Die latter total i f 77S were resc-rd, includ­ Western informants said Die course, he rouhl encounter a gov­ cided to ito away with Dus section ing 5 Injurerl. in favor of a five-lano highway and Russians finally gave way to the ernment crisis. less right-of-way. Ix»r lines of weeping parents Western demand, thus paving tha Mcisch cited the need tor not and latlves milled through the v/ny far the aetuui signing. tiring up the comity's secondary Incen -choked halls of a tempo­ Informed sources -aid the am­ road building fund*. rary lorgue here, attempting to bassadors decided to make the Brailcy Odium, committee ohairidantl the young victims who Soviet concessions un annex to the earrto BO identity papers. treaty. The concessions include re­ DES MOINES IT - Atty Gen. man, said ho had talked with Wil­ The died when the ShJim Mam turn of ths Zisteidorf ail fields Herbert Brownell sjU last night liam Dial, who auccccdcd Campbell aank widay five minutes after and the Danube Shipping Co. to that 20 years of "Democratic Thomal on thr State Itoad Hoard Austria. pampering" of l a b o r leaders' when Thomal was api*.toted U Die ft wat tit by a second ferry. racketeering b being ended by Die Florida Suptemc Court. Dial, he At kyo, Sono*u Nagasaki laid, "feels the same way" about PRISONERS INJURED Republican administration. resign i as president of the Na­ MEXICO CITY W—Twelve re­ He told 1,700 Iowa ltepuhlicani 17-02 as did Thurn.il. tional allwiy Corp. which operat­ Mayor Denver Cordell made a ed Un ferry. Following Japanese bellious prisoners were injured yes­ that Dio administration's war on motion that the committee invite terday in clashes with guards at "parasitic labor racketeers” is rrtraditi , hr took responsibility for Die federal penitentiary. The re­ storing the foundations of Ameri­ Dial to the ('minty Commission tho di iter. meeting May 7 to discuss the pro­ volt was quelled sad M of list can political system. rioting inmates were given solitary Tho former GOP n. Donat chair­ posed plan. The committee met at Elmer'* confinement for eight months. Tho man addressed the annual stateronvict* were prolesling what they write $23 a-plate fund-raising din­ Restaurant. called “ unfair treatment." ner. Agreement Reached On Austrian Treaty Government Call Raises Possibility Of Italian Crisis Dozens Of Bodies Tcken From Wafers1)"; OfJap Inland Sea 'Demo Pampering' Said Being Ended FORREST CITY, Ark. i*-T omorrow is Operation Able for this east Arkansas town and about 20,000 persons from surrounding srcai, escapees from an lmagt nary bombing raid, will rush in for refuge. There will be three times as many "evacuees" si homefolk* in N, Korea Lft-A U.5. Air this cotton country torn of about tiadron commander said 7,500. today t re were at least The busloads of refugees will be itneee KIGi in the Vrllnw Sea volunteers recruited to help civil arc* v ire his fliKht of eight defense authorities learn more Sabre . I was attacked Tuesday. about problems encountered when LI. C Robert K Dawson of a small city la called on to take Dayton, khio, told a ews runfercare of a mob of civilians from a » tb( half of the Itussian-built devastated area. Oe( protective cover for the attackln Communist planes. DawM related details of the clgbt-mbU air scrap in which U.S. flip shot down two MIGs and pn|bly bagged two other*. postal pay bill if tha SJ pe Th* f Force said all U.S. Sabre* burned without a snatch measure la killed. A ir Force Claims 32 Higs In Area r « The President has tot it ba known he would accept an average 1.t per cent raise, although b- origi­ nally asked Congress this year for no more than S.S par cent. Tbe present bill would mean a 7 par cent pay hike for ail of the half mifiton postal employee, and more than that for moat of them. It cataalaa sons* roclaaaificaUon features raising pay In toe higher brackets by much larger percent- No. lfUt. Five Laning Cheaper Road Group Is Told Presidential Veto Is Expected PITTSBURGH HI — Tha (HO United 'HeeHratan mapped atratWev today far fight to eecurn a WAKHINGTON tit—' quick sage quickly. "substantial wage increase" in un­ ktontlal veto, perhaps by Monday, Elsenhower, who favored a precedented simultaneous negoti­ reptatotay awaits a bn to raise smaller raise, haa said publicly ations with six major steal pro- poet I worker*' pay M per cent only that ba neuld study tbe mat­ The union'* lltoaember Wag* TALLAHASSEE tn-Th# Turn pike Authority today sought to ar­ range an early meeting to set the uheels in motion Tor actual work on the 74 million dollar South Flor­ ida toll expressway. First ordrr of business when the authority meets at tlania tomor­ row or Monda. v ill be to call for bids for sale of bonds to finance the 103 mile long Miami to Fort Pierce turnpike. The Supreme Court in < Ft de­ cision yesterday approved validi­ ty of the bond Issue to finance the bobtail section of the projected 380-tnile Matching toll expressway. "Thii decision really get* the show on Hie road," said Authority Chairman Thomas E. Manuel. Manuel said the bid call for the bond sale would be advertised for aboot two weeks and he hoped to be able to open the bids about May 30. A call for bid* on the first phase of Hie actual .construction prob­ ably wi" be issued simultaneously with the call for offers on the bonds. New* of the decision was "won­ derful", Gov. Collins aald "The construction Job will be one of the greatest engineering feats ever undertaken by any state." Soldiers To Face Courts For Alleged Ideas Not Swayed Elbe Reunion Commie Activities By MOSCOW (fU-The leader of nine NEW YORK 1ft—Two American soldiers must face court|-msrtial tor alleged pro-Communfit actlvl ties while Korean War captivei. One is Involved In an un precedented murder charge. The two are Sgt. Jamei C. Gal lagber, 23, of Brooklyn, and Cpf. Harold M. Dunn, 20, of Baldwinsville, N.Y. The 1st Army announced yes­ terday that both men, prisoner* in North Korea tor almost three years, must answer to charges of collaboration with tha enemy and mistreatment and informing on fel­ low prisooers. Gallagher is accused of "murder without premeditation of fellow prisoners of war." Th* number of alleged victims was not listed in the formal charge. I ts T a lft SANFORD, FLORIDA. THURSDAY MAY 12. 1355 Officials Premier Ngo Diem Anxious »Asks France To Remove To Begin Men In South Viet Nam Mostly fair thrnnxh F r i d a y __ a frw isolated aftrrnnnn lhtindrr> showers extreme north portion, llttlr change In Irmprraitirr. OOUUC BEERS DAMAGES LOS AGELES UR - Mrs. Ros­ eau At* wife of the stuttering lie - to asking *26,673 dam age* fotjnjuries suffered in an atonobi accident last Jan. 14. fib# 4 her husband Tiled tha suit I Superior Court yester­ day agaR Robert E. Brandow, employe. Tbe suit waa seriously ta­ ker car and one driven collided at a Los An- ’H Federal Court Orders New Trial 33 Red For M an Serving Life Jail Term NEW YORK UP—A federal couit ha* ordered ttewr trial for state prison lifer, saying New York City pc'iee committed "psychologi cal brutality" in extracting a con feeslou 'rum him in a murder case, Santo Camanito, 41, behind bars ilnre 1642, was convicted wl|ji two other men in Brooklyn on the hokl up-murder of a Coney Island merchant. Atl three received life term*. Camanlto testified at his trial that th* police coerced a confes­ sion from him. The U. I. Court of Appeal* grant­ ed him a writ of habeai corpus yesterday on the ground that he had been "uncoastituUonally vic­ timised by officialdom." The court’a opinion, written by Judge Jerome N. Frank, said: “ The police interrogated Cam*nito almost continuously tor 17 houi. with but a brief Interval tor m t ta « m ! a* as to make sleep virtually impos­ sible tor a man harried by the questioning. “ During this long period the po­ lice, in elfect, kidnaped him. They kept him inrommunirado, refusing to allow his lawyer, his (amity and his friend* to consult with him...," The appeals court said detectives posed as eyewitnesses to accuse Camanlto as a murderer, "Ills confessions obtained by these loathsome mrans were no more evidence than If they had been forged," Frank's opinion con­ tinued. Frank also wrote: "It has no significance that In this rase w* must assume there was no physical brutality, for psy ological torture may be far more cruel, far more symptomatic of sadism. Many a man who can endure beatings would yield to fa- Sanford Student Named To Board DURHAM, N. C. — Haium-l Sig. mund Jacobson of Sanford is one of right Duke Univeralty student* who have appointed to serve ns meinbera of the Duke Judicial Hoard for the 1055-56 scaiieinie yrar. The student* were chosen on the basis of interviews with Men's Mtudent Government Association president, Herd Rennett. A rising junior at Duke, JsroU. son I* the son of Mr, end Mr a. Herman Jacobson of 22U Srait Ave., Sanford. COLD STORAGE LOCKER SERVES AS BEDROOM SEATTLE or—Mountain climb­ ers Dick McGowan and Fred Her key slept for seven hour* In a cold storage locker at 26 below aero with fans whipping up n 2* m.pJi. They were testing aieeptaf bag* they plan to use next tall ta climbing « Himalayan peak. Mtt would have been just Uk* home," said McGowan, "except for to* n t a ta flta." ________ — �•- tttf s A v ro n n h e r a m ) Page 2 Thur*. May 12, 1955 TlinEE-LECfiEI) CAT SOUGHT BY OFFICIALS TINE BLUFF. Ark. UR — City health official* are looking for a three-legged eat. Thry’v- been eutboriicd to shoot it but they’d rather Ukr i* alirr. It. C. Roberts, city sanitarian, said a woman stricken with diptherla told him the ha-' fed and petted the cat. Roberta explained if the cat is a diptheria carrier it would be the first time to his knowledge a cat had been dis­ covered c a r r y i n g a disease peculiar to humans. Trophies were presented by Captain James E. Vose Jr., USN Commanding Officer of the Naval Auxiliary Air Station, to the win­ ner* of the Commanding Officer's Handicap Golf Tournament early last week. The tournament has Gua Eriksen is in his sixth seanon as coarh of the Sjrracuse Uni veraity crew. Legal Notice s r o r ir r . v o T i r r . in iiR R it n r o iv r n th »t pursuant In r h s p trr 1M. F in. no, I 'M t'-» fn||n-vlne •I*,fril--*! Itr d - in R-mlnnle Conn, tr . rin rld t w ill he e f f- r - 4 for is le at n-ihllc n ul-rv for the highest and best rseh Md s i the front itnor o f the Hemlnole O ttn ty Court lfnime, at Rnnrord, healnnlng at 111!* A St., »n Monday Slay 10th a . n isT.ii I-«(n So In ST Plnthursl r i a l r o o k S Pa*e 71. Ruhjset to K tiem en l to Rial# Road D ssrtment on Lot *T. ot 4t rin sh u rtt r u t Rook ■ Pa** TI, L o t . SI *1 A SS D neh urst Plat Itnnk J p » * i “ t. F Jf>4 f-* t of Lot ST W ork 1 r*tm T errsr* Plat B ook 4 P ie * * ts a h Lets e r s o R lork 4T Am end­ ed n i t o f Crystal Lska flhores. P lat Book • P a n IS. Lot SI Franklin Tarraea Plat Book I P a ce TI. Lot 111 Frank L W o o d ru ff* Subdivision P U t Book I P ace AUTOMOTIVE EQUIPMENT INSPECTOR, Jamw J. Drum Department, proudly accepts a 15 dollar check from Com' mander Frank R. More, USN, the air atation'a acting com mandlng officer. Drum received the bonua through the Awnrdti and Incentive Committee of the NAAS for his modi E Lots S A IB Block E Boons V ltla Estates P l i e s 1 A I. PIst B ook I James Drum Is Rewarded For New Ideas In response to numerous re­ quests from parents, information concerning tha moral and spirit­ ual welfare of service women was released recently hy Major W. F. Lana, Officer in Charge of Marine Corpa recruiting in Florida. In dlaeuiilng this vital matter with perenta, tha Major pointed alt from the careful screening given applicants applying for en­ listment. Among ether qualifica­ tions, character certainly counts as the determining factor In ac­ cepting or rejecting applicanU, the Major said. “ In all falrneaa to the thousands o f_______ women w h o are _______ ______ ....j eurrently serving their Corpa and morel background was not in keeping with our high standards. Parents can rest assured that their daughters will be associat­ ed with other high-minded Ameri­ can women whose family back­ ground and morel training is equally a eredlt to thsmielvas and their community." Throughout thslr entire career in the Marine Corps, Lady Leath­ ernecks are encouraged to seek the advice and counsel of the chaplain of bar faith whenever tha need arises in any personal matter or problem. She will find that tha responsibility of the chaplain Isn't confined to her 8un- T \ V 5 ? a V « r v 0:i, fee ■amliwl# County, S T T M r toe V to .l. aaulpmsnt and aarvlrss rsoutr.-i far lb* ran- ■tructloa o f A* *441)1Ian to Lyman lismeat*. rite, m ailsis jsat teilsts, is a. m . afar is,, ilsi. at • or tha aueari at safest Tnatruettan, Caurt Kaaa*. Through the Awards and In­ centive Committee ot the Naval Auxiliary Air Station, James J. Drum of the Public World De­ partment was presented this week with a SIS check by Comm*nd*r Frank R. More, USN, Acting Commanding Officer of the NAAS. Drum, an Inspector of automo­ tive equipment, received the bon­ us for hia Idtaa Improving the equipment on alerter panala used by Jet type aircraft. Developed during his spare time, he made his findings known recently to the Awards and In­ centive Committee. Hia intended improvement was then investi­ gated by assigned personnel who a n detailed to check all Items from a mechanical coat and per­ sonnel standpoint. The proposed change was deemed sound. From here, the finding! will be forwarded to Washington, D.C., tor filial approval and possible Intregation by all Naval air ac­ tivities. According (o the Committee, « saving, as y d undetermined, in both man hours Md .material ^oat will result from the improvement Drum an ei-Navyman, who served at Sanford during World War II, la married to the formar Mlsi Jewel J. Murphy. They an, making their home at 404 Willow Ava., Sanford. John Mataock waa named the “ most valuable player" on two Michigan State vanity sport teams in 1W4 — football and baseball. day spiritual needs, but Is m m ' Hsy-a-w**k .service. D A IL Y C R O S S W O R D ACROM 1, A food Bah S. One's dad I. Piece of Kaiser ‘ Wtlhstm’s exile 10. Rugged crest DOWN I. Vegetable 8. Or Ionia 3. Isthmus In Asia 4. Come afterward 0. Knave of (poee.) lt. Spirit tamp! d. Consulas. Short cotton grown In Breall 14. Medieval type of lyrtapotm “■ w „ lotion f. A French _ marshal I. Accent pah I. Marks for omission 10. Frovoke 33. Greek letter 83. At home 84. geeport Commander Frank R. More, USN. Executive O f f i c e r of the NAAS took top honora in the Championship Flight. W. Foulk, AOC, of VC-B, took the runner-up spot. On the way to victory- Cdr. More defeated G. T). Mahnke, O, A- Lewis and W. Foulk. In tha First Flight, I.t. (Jg) W. L. La iib, VC-9, took tha winner's trophy whilt LL (Jg) R. D. Razor of tha NAAS, took the runner-up trophy. Lt, (Jg) lauh defeated A. J. Allen, Lcdr. E. Still and Lt. (Jg) R. D. Raxor. Lcdr. H. A. Hell took top honor* In the Scconi Flight and LL (Jg) R. Cox waa tha runner-up. I-cdr. Hall, rllminatrd J. I.lnn. QM2, Lt. (jg) F. D. Ellis and LL (Jg) R. Cox on tha way to the top. Ccptoln Vose, sponsor of tha toumamont, was eliminated in the ■econd round by LL (Jg) R. Cox from VC-9. Cubs Beat Tigers In Rotory Game After moving Into • 8-0 lead the Cuba narrowly everted dis­ aster Friday evening in the Rota­ ry league game when the Tigort staged a last inning rally. The final score was Cube 8, Ttgen X. Howard, pitching for the winnera, threw • no-hitter aa hia op­ ponents, striking out nine, but was in hot water because of his errors in attempted pick-offs and the five peases ha Issued. In Thursday avening'a game, two top twirleri Unglad at Muni­ cipal Park with Stoothoff leading the GlanU to a 10-1 victory over Waiderhold and hia Pitates. Stoothoff also waa tha leading hitter with two doubles for three trips, accounting for three rbl's. (lie) “ CRAW OCCUPANT* CANT BE FOUND FERNDALE, Md. (AP) — Foto o f Anna ^nmdal County on ftvewuB NEW YORK Bob Elliott and Ray GouHlng describe themselves at the two-headed moderator lp their latest television show, The Name's the Same, on ABC Monday nights. Bob and Rsy jointly preside over the show in which panelists try to guess the mines of guests whose names are the same ai those of prominent persons. It's in the nature of a come­ back. The zany pair created quite a stir on the networks a few sea­ sons hack with id lib artistry and gentle lampooning of stuffy peo­ ple and subject* Bob and Rsy are hopeful of suc­ cess because they feel they're bet­ ter with ad lib than with prepared material. A couple of year* ago they were on TV five nighla a week and had to rely heavily on prepared acript. Their show ulti­ mately sagged in rating and they went back to radio and were off TV several months "The show fea'urcs a game Itu li fun m itself and If we can add a little humor, that's fine/' aaya Ray. t * Red Barber, veteran sportscaster, is switching networks and fights In his weekly postboxing comment and interviews. Starting tomorrow night he will begin hia new program on NBC-TV to be a regular feature after the Friday right fights. He hat been doing a similar show following the Wednesday night fights on CBSTV. The Wednesday bouts switch to ABC-TV after the telecast of M l/ 25. THVBIDAT r. a Basra Organ Interlude Claud* H. W elt* Fgm. The Rhythm Hour World At Bis Twlllfht Fongs Roorl* Book R ossi Crown Cola Rhow Iirlftln* On A Cloud Ks-nin* Musi* Kddl* Fisher Dial nt- for Must* Night Edition UnTtod Notions It's paneotlme At Hear* With Ifuata Hawa Lnrtnsa'* Cat) T e Prayer T H E i s 'g t fl ■w i1 4v V SEEN ON MAY 21— A simulated air-sea rescue with a Navy helicopter wilt be one of the featured attractions at the Sanford Naval Auxiliary Air Station's "open house" cele­ bration on Armed Forces Day May 21. On thin day, the general public la Invited to visit the air station any time from 10 a. m. through 3 p. m. (Official Photograph, U. 8. Navy) Argument Revolves Around Claim WASHINGTON UTV-In the long debate over President Elsechowcr'a tariff-cutting program, one of the hottest arguments has re­ volved around a claim that the program might endanger national security by crippling industries vi­ tal to defense. The administration rejected the claim. Cabinat officers testified that tha strength and unity of the free world depend* on a recipro­ cal, gradual lowering of trade berriera. A year ago tha jeweled watch PLYMOUTH i 4 Door PONTIAC 8 . 3 Door DODGE I 4 Door DODGE Herd Top PLYMOUTH l 4 Dmr CHEVROLET I 4 Door DODGE d a k Coupe CHRYBLER 4 Door PLYMOUTH Station Wagon DODGE 8 Door PLYMOUTH Club Coupe DODGE manufacturer* opened fire by stressing the “ unique" skills of their worker* in war and peace. Then coal, wool, machine tools, Urge segments of tha electrical machinery, oil, chemical and oth­ er industries climbed aboard tha defenee-essentlallty argument. Tba arguments war* not silenced by Eisenhower's personal assnr- a s TO LATH TO Cl B I T Ft» I IENT — Furnished n und W : tact that the bill retained a safety clause by which the President could block any tariff cut that m a r - A f f m. k t *' M T fre w v tf* ipant^on 8 i Helena Island. They combed the small t and over tha weekend after eon tone found a note in a piekle Jar in a beach. Dated April 7 ,185S, it read “ Help. Am on BL Helena Ii and, floor ** i- i fr. - sth. ftir T R U T H fS Its «un*d lsld-off workers would be scattered; sod tha nation would bo forced to depend oa foreign sup­ pliers who In wartime might bo cut off or who, in so emergency, might dot choose to sell to us. Also, Congress hoard tear ex­ pressed that sliabta portions of American industry would be driven overeats. Witness** pointed to American car producers who aiready are building auto* abroad and skipping tha'm into tha United Mates, sad to manufacturer* who have set Up pUnL oversea* to panetrata foreign markets Laced off from U l . exports. Wlhi'WM disagreed, however, on the remedy. To the toes of the L-riff bOL the trend waa proof that Urn reciprocal trsdo p r o g r a m hasn’t boon reciprocal; our tariffs Incorporated 619 E. First St. tod*p — Flyawvth aJS S i |t. Reman 14. The Rook money ofPsalme 11 Overnight 18. Earle meetandiH tlOA Of* ptapiiiHf _ . . fl/uuuuiauiunt The PhDUpa * W Swrtc* Stattge i f was firmwfc MAC* P h illip s *Sf*| * — ---------- =*------------f " - T t l YOST PHILLIPS i •• >■» 1" . • SERVICE I "i i ’ �mmm Bji ~i W\ r r ia a / ■» S a t u r d a y R a in in g B a ig a in s M AY MAY $ H O W E R O F $ A V IN G S 1 3 th LADIES’ SUITS LADIES’ COATS AH season fabrics of linen and weathervsne (also Ladies Shortie Spring A Summer coats, asst, pas­ several boucle knits). A large selection of colors. tel, white, blnck A navy, Regular prices 29.95 to - 1 4 th LA D IES' GOWNS Regular sizes, also half A plus sizes. Rogular prices 17.95 to 65.00 4500 __________________ In cotton or acetate, solid colors or I Sale Prices ___S a le P r i c e s patterns. Sizes 32 to JO, Regular $ 1 4 -3 5 $ 4 3 .9 5 to $ 2 3 -9 8 to $ 3 5 .9 8 prices 3.50 to 7 95 Closeout a^price DRESSES On* group of dresses in Juniors, Womens, and half sizes. Regular prices Ona table of odds mid end* (n 495 to 29.95 $ 5.97 10 $ 79.97. SLIPS. TANTIES, IIOSE, and other Items, REAL. BARGAIN PRICES. HOUSEHOLD GOODS BEDSPREADS DRAPES In Baby Ch a n i l a , Pro- Winds* Drapes in wash­ Window Curtain*, ruffled, SETS Piece Goods Salyna cloth 36” wldo, creaso resistant, color-locked acetate. ■hades- Twin Bad Site, 8 Another • Easy to Wash yellow, 2 green, 2 blue, 2 white. Double bed Size, 1 C lo& eou t BATHROOM made of "Chromspun”, a Shrunk. washable, pa a t e 1 able fabrics, R e g u l a r B.95 to 498. CURTAINS . yellow, 1 green, 1 white. price $ 5 ’9® each shipment a solid colors of green, yellow, lavender, bath grey, nnd purple. Also brown or black of j Special p u r c h a a e • Ftd# Proof room act. m g and match­ * Shrink Resistant ing lid cover. Rug size 24 * Dries Quickly x Sfl with non-skid hark. Colon a n yellow, pink and 12 beautiful colors from It green, regular pries 6.96 which to chooso check. Hcgulur prices 1.49 A 1.98 yard. SALE $ 1.00 4 794 yj % 75 THROW RUGS r ■■ *-* "» -M r» ' C lo s e o u t _ 1^ in s!m $ 2 -9 8 TOWELS % MJ*.% *n " 1 / /2 27 x 64 Cannon t o w e l s , 6 In also 24 x 86 quality. Colon of heavy ., price Ameritex, Dan River, nnd other cottons, set f all new pretty patterns 36” wide. Wrinkla allt-d finish. rose, HAND TO W ELS Rpocinl C&nnun white buck hand 7 9 c yd. pink, y e l l o w , chartreuse, ot_ . btzo SHEETS * lavender. Regular 1.00 'All pretty colors, non-skid bade. Regular Sale .2 4 x 86 8.91 499 27 X 64 498 4.99 Sale Price fitted bottom sheets. MEN'S SPORT COATS < Spring and Summer In weight Bisaa 86 thru 48 In regular (a law 88, 40, 42 aborts) R e g u l a r prices 2600 4 8600 FRIDAY ft SATURDAY $]Q.98 and $ 2 6 98 TERRY RQBES a'a Terry robes and bsaeh white and colon. Sites null* mad* large Regular prlcce f.96 4 4 9 4 Closeout •**•*. * Reg. Price Sale twin 498 449 469 498 * yar«L 1 Closeout MEN'S SLACKS 75% Orion, 26% Nylah. Lining and pockets of nylon, vary light weight holds crease after wash­ ing or tain. Regular A Shorts. 7 9 C yd. ON SALE AT $£•89 pair • MEN'S UNDERWEAR SHORTS Sixc 28 . 80 . 82. 40 . 42 44 46 - Quantity ___ 13 — 10 ____ ____ BOY'S T-SH IR TS By Gordon and Rantone, pretty colors and patterns in sizes 6 months thru age 7. Regular price 1.70 to 1.98. 1 3 ___ 88 __ 80 ___20 Cl>saout 74c pair ■MEN'S SOCKS (SottM ax btIo u , eoUd colon end petterne. 16 thru 1 4 Regular Tic 4 LOO pair. Closeout p a ir fo r 2 / C each wide. Regular prico 1.98 A 2.50 BEACH SETS In terry, Jacket nnd mntchlng shorts. Ages 4 thru 16. llegulur prices 2.98 to 8.95. Closeout At $J29 1/ 2 price L . B O Y 'sIS L A C K S Bummer gabardines, craasa holding quality. Kawaat eolors. Agaa \ thru 14 U O V U I SALE - -----____ — %]39 BOY'S Sale Price Regular 128 4 1.60 $4-98 3 3 Pieces of Crinklo N y l o n , 45” Size double 1 SWIM TRUNKS values at 85c each. Cannon eombepun percale 6 9 c MEN'S towel* size 16 x 81. Good ________ r* 4 .4 9 -------------------------- | N -------------------------1 « 1 j �India's G if at News7 j* Few development* have meant more to the happinei* of million* than an announce* ment from New Delhi, India, where the par­ liament ha* panned a law making discrimi­ nation ngainst untouchable*, the lowest Hin­ du caste, a punishable offense. This affect* some 50.000,OOfi people, on*-*eventh of In­ dia*’ population. ■ * The untouchable has jed a miserable life. I f hi* shadow fall* on a Brahmin, member of the highest caste, the Brahmin is defiled, and usually sees to it that hi* resentment it expressed. If the shadow fall* on food the Brahmin plan* to ett, thst food become* Imtouchable is relegated to the most loathpure and has to he thrown away. The un•ome tasks in the community. Yet some of them have managed to become rich men. Some years ago the Indian construction abolished the caste system, at the urging of the late Mohandas K. Gandhi, but no act to enforce the new ruling was passed. In the long run, however, public opinion will do more to modify this agelong evil than any criminal sanction. SAM DAWSON To Teach The Heart If A meric* is s melting pot, then New York City prohsbly does mors of th# melting than any other spot In tha nation. To bridge th* differences in backgrounds that exist there snd to lessen the difficulties peo­ ple have in understanding those who come from other cultures, Mayor Wagner has an­ nounced an anti-bias training course which will begin in June. Three thousand patrol­ men will start ths special program naxt month and ultimately tha antlra forca of 21,000 policemen will undergo the training. Policemen are th# first on* turns to In trouble They’ are also expected to msk* de­ cisions in situstions thst frequently eraste tension and bias. A person who belong to a minority group or Is new to the ways of the American world should be able to turn to the police, confident that he will be treated fairly in any situation without re­ ference to hi# cultural or minority difference. In a city as large as New York good humsn relations are rarely emphasized- In smaller communities such *n emphasis seems seldom to be nepded. But New York’s venture proves that a city can never grow too large and each individual difference proves that a town can nsver be too small to conaidsr how belter to live with one’s neigh­ HAL bor. There is room in every community, large or small, for differences as long a* the people who live in thoxd communities are | large and not small in heart and mind. Jobs Lag Behind Factory Output NEW YORK US - Jobi hive Ligo notes that better equipment] Bank of New York addi tha opto* lagged behind tha gain* In factory has played a larga role. The bank'‘ Ion that employment totals in 1931 tmployn output But thtre are sifina today figures there may have been a were inflated because of the Inthat employment u rising and may gain of abof* • per cent In output ifflrienctea of Mgh-pre»uro do­ catch up toon. per rr n-hmir in the last yer,r. ff ns* production and the w astsw Inriuatrta! output 1« back to right When business was falling off encouraging effects of the e x e c s " around Ua 1933 peak. But fewer in the second half of 1933, many profits lax." people are employed now than i manufacturer! cut the total of Last fall factories stepper, up (hen. Instead, thoia who already workers by a greater percentage output hy increasing toe work have job* have been putting In Ihai they cut weekly hours. The week rather than by large-scaln loo**} hour* at the factory — and Chicago bank says this apparently rehiring. using better machines. was "to eliminate some of the The New York bank aaya: "In Thii Irand it now chanting, The marginal, less efficient wo. Iters to* early atagei of recovery it ia Commerce Department notes that hired at tha peak levels of activ­ castor .ami often more economi­ recently (be tendency has been “ to ity." cal. tn Increase output through To thii, the First National City longer hours than to qdd more in addition to extendina working workers, especially when hlrtofe hours.” would involve reopening UtilkteP' Thu, along with hisher wage or adding a second shift. Beyond . scales, has helped puah ths total a cartels point, however, hiring Income from waiei and aatariea hacomes morn efficient than everto an annual rale of 1ST billion Urns, snd apparently thst point Is dollars, sis billion above a year being reached to aa toereamng ago. By BEN WIGGINS, ’ umber af flrma." A number of reasons are given Roll Conservationist, URD4 for the lag of jnh» behind output Sunday, May 15, will b* ob­ in the airly stages of the business served by m a n y churches recovery that slariad last fall. throughout the country s i Roil The Northern Trust Co. of Chl- Mewarriship Sunday. In order to promo:* loll stewardship, jgooNEW YORK UR—A Journal pf ner Carter, chairman of the Se­ minole Soil Conservation District, peorge Washington, one ef Amerhas presented tn the Seminole le ’« rarest books, brought $33,me County Ministerial Association In­ at auction Tuesday. It #111 go on formational materials that may display at eotonlgl Williamsburg, V*. Mrs. John D. teehefefier Jr. be used at a guide In preparing of socks, a condensed Shake spear* pleasure In life now, Faulkner re­ sermons by local ministers oa provided the JHro journal was putoltaed at that date and a bottle of vhiskv. Then I plied: WMJamibur* la 1TM. IlM colonial Throughout the ageS, mas has capital was restored lerg#ty with "Thinking up an idea for a book was hippy and I wanted n< thing offered humble thanks to his and I had no responsibility." before 1 realite this one really isn't Rockefeller family finds as a pub* • I asked him wlut makes people going to be at good Si I want It to Creator for tha prictlcn gifts of lie museum of Americana. . soil, water, and sunshine that Th# beck, written by Weetingtoa grow old. He said idleness, bore­ be, either. make all things possible. In all dom. It kills them. They die be"This time you ssy I'll catch the lands, man has paused on eer- at to* eie ef » while ho wee a major to toe British Army, brought caus- they don't have enough to answer to the whole riddle — why tain days or seasons of tha year spirited bidding St ths Parte-Berdo. man la here—put H down to black to remind himself of hit sacred "Doing nothing — sitting down and white so everyone can see It obligation to cherish and eare for net Oalleriee. Only seven and vegetating — la no good unless and understand. Before you can do the Lord's earth which gives birth copies of tha Brat edition ef book are known to estat. you can make it as actual occu­ this, you break the pencil and and nourishment to all. While pation. u throw It away." man has sometimes been negli­ STUDENT*. TRACKSR£ "There are people who can do From the way he talks, you gent to hli stewardship of the M L* INTO BOOKS without a job In tola world and might get toe idea his Mississip­ land, Ms shortcomings have sel­ GREENWOOD. S.C. UB-Stad stay healthy, but they have to be pi farm is strewn with broken pen dom been Vvanlon. Moat often used to It." cila — until you take a look at they have com* rrom the lack snd teacher* at Lender Caflege' of knowlldge or underi tanding of here really pU»d Into the kooks Asked what was hiss greater that book list. the Divine law or creation, or yesterday. Ths group Oirried keeks the absence of spiritual guidance mom to# old library butkltog to to remind him that he li but a ta* MW, wttll pUMb served at the custodian, not owner, of the halfway math. Lord's land. findings, pandering what he In INI, the U. I. government might say, ths night before, he lint one of Its leading eoU wonderad tf Mesas might M« arientisto, Dr. Waller C. Louder have addsd ss ltth CommandBy HUMAN N. BUNMMK, MJ. milk, associate chief ef the Soil slant to th* Chlldm af Israel k a ^ INOCULATING 9.000,000 school period for each youngster. The Conservation Service, to t h e he bees tactwsrted of the eachildren with the Balk polio tsa­ second shot is given one week Near East to learn, if possible, IsmHy to befall th* toad. Me put rina u grinf to M s tremendous after the Brat, and ths third la why the vait population and hi* thuughts eg paper sad Job. And It must b* completed glvtn ssvea months after tha flourishing cltlaa of Biblical Units broadcast for the first Urn* what before the end of pita school second. had ceaied to exist Dr. Louder- hsa line* become known aa ss term, If ths vaccine la to be cfftc The vaccine Is Injected Into aa mUk snd tala party made exhaus­ "Eleventh Commandment". tlve la combating tha yearly ana muesli. polio paak during August sad CUalcs in Ickeola tive examinations over many "Thau ahatt Inherit the Holy September. thousands of square miles, They Earth *• a faithful (toward, n s * In most anas, tha vacdno Inspected ruined cities, many af servlsg ft* r u e u r tM and produc­ clinics will be set up la schools, which they found buried deep ua- tivity from fWMftttoa to geaeraA physic Ia n will bo to charge eg Preparation*, however, have dar the products af toil erosion, tto*. The*-shah lifeguard thy been under way sines the first of each rilnla. He might have s*v> airiest abandoned I r r i g a t i o n flslda from sell tree las, U r livings*, ths year- -long before we wen era! ether physicians working ■ystoma, dried up etnam beds, wstsra from drying m , thy for­ t o r n deserts, sad remnant# af ests from derol.tkm, ttd protect Instances, arc going to have to pne-tlme forested anas. -m pee ted to run smoothly. . thy hills from evergrislog by thy provide all the needed equip­ From Mi findings Dr, Louder- hards, thst thy descendants may Mara's bow It will work: milk concluded that man’a fall- have abundance forever, if any Th* Inoculation project in your ment, except for the vaccine. if your child to absent from urs to be a good atsward of God'a ehslt fall this stewardship of the community will be tn charge of your local health o ft car. if your school the day hs to scheduled to gift to mankind was th# diroct toad, thy fruitful flalds shall be­ t hto shot, don't worry. Your youngster Is smagg those eligible caus# of ths waits and desolation come sterile, atony ground and alth officer will schedule "msk* for the free vaccine abate you thst greeted hi* eyas. Before wasting gullies, and thy descend­ up" rilnles to be held within a map already base received litera­ (•avlog, Dr, LoudermUh was In­ ants shall d e m is t and live In ture explaining ths vserins. You week after the ntlased Inocula­ vited to malm a radio broadcast poverty or perish from ett th* tion date. may also have received a parental in Jerusalem summarising Ua face uf ths earth." ^ request form which yen must sign Mrs.fi.ic.: ____rML ■ before any injections will bo given your ehlld. If you don't to cure colitis or can it be ricared have the fern, it will be supplied i p by diet and medication? Answer: There a n many types to you through tha school or year elarijlta i ‘ health ‘ Conservation News Rare Book Brings Price O f $25,000 t BO YLE He Sits There With W hip In Hand NEW YORK UP—He sat there­ to# man across tha luncheon ta­ ble, small, dark-eyed, polite talkSomething new is always coming up ing, with a whip In his mind. The whip is the nnr with which shout Napoleon. French historians have now discoverad that he might have been a Bri­ he lashes mankind and himself for falling In dream as big as people tish general instond of a French. He moved can, and for not attaining the In this direction in 1702 when he went to dreams they do have. England to apply for a British army commis­ Asked whrn he v > most hippy in his life. William v au,kn#r, stu­ sion What happened is not known. Perhaps dent of failure an.1 recent Printer prise winner, started off: he did not carry out his intention. Perhaps "Success comes too easy In this »f*ie W the caste-ridden British army of that day country. There arc many ways tn ■ -MltlM « i,f liHr •• IS* •U U t l M l M « > p t l t M |i rejected the application of an unknown Cor­ make money and they all spell sican, If they did, they had plenty of oppor­ success.” Faulkner may appear to some as Thursday May 12, 1955 tunity latfer to repent, at leisure. Page 4 But what an interesting speculation if the intellectual's Mickey Spillan*. But Mi reverence i« for a man like Napolam had burst *11 thesa barriers and Thomas Wolfe, whom he calls to# l'ODAY'8 BIBI.B VERSE attained the rank in the British army to most magnificent failure of his gen­ Grow up ui\to Him in all things—pph. which Ids genius entitled hlml There would eration, because "he tried to do 4:16.—Soma of ua show littla discipline aven have been no \yaterloo, and the Duke of more than flesh and blood could In our mature year*. \V* ahouid put away Wellington might have been known only aa do. He tried to reduce the human heart into a paragraph.” ehildlah attitudes snd face realities firmly. a successful general In India. "We measure greatness by the rili'.:-tics between th* dream and failure. Wa ail fall, Nona of us JA M ES MARLOW m*.!ch the dream." " , (•> ilkner, who li a small man |w.to obviously fastidious tastes, grew up with phyelral and literary behemoths, »ueh aa Wolfe and . WASHINGTON lA-How is th# the nollo foundation did: lake a fsrtore to tha tatlpolio fight, since Hemingway. chance th* April It report would the peak polio season arrives with tatipolio viecta* total to be dis­ "Is our generation we were all tributed M tbit Bveee VHw need be favorable and prepare for die- tha summer months. failures. Myself, Dos Pitioi, Hem­ ingway, Wolfe. Wo'Je was toe finfirst get ft flrri, whether er not tribut' a In advance. IT ran pay tar ttt That’* one tit failure." • On Elsenhower's Instructions *f the btagest, unsolved problemsMrs. Hobby erilaT a misting April Faulkner, when liked bow many books ha has-, written, gtvey • la the fliht agaipet, polio. 22 of doctor*, health officials end vague answer. H ip government—that is, the Da­ drug manufactured. They recom­ "Romewhere between II ami B, msrtaunt of Health, Education snd mended the vecriso bo allocated LONDON (ft-lrillsh newspapers probably go." Welfare, headed by Mrs. Ovrta among tha states, without federal Whan asked how many hooks he Culp Hobby-hsd time tn plan for controls, on the basis of state pop­ Wednesday cheered Quftp Elisa­ tala problem befops any vaccine ulations In the 1 to S age group. beth's announcement that S-year- has sold, he says ha doesn't know sraa distributed. Apparently It did It would ha left up to the aUtaa old Prince Charles will mingle With but la going to ask hi* publisher about those things. to plan tha distribution. other children at aehnol Instead PaulknoT li an extremely delib­ It still hsa produced >0 answers Meanwhile, aa •' became elaar of bring rurally tutored at home. erate craftsman. Among toiler although tala week Mr*. Hobby la there would be a vaccine shortage expected to make recommends- extendina Into ltia, members, of Tha monarch asked newspapers to thing*, he hai delivered the plot tlons to President Elsenhower, (the Congraaa begar demanding that spare her son from too much pub­ lines for II movies. The latest is "Land of the Pharoaha," a War ft net likely to wg|**t federal con- distribution not be left to ehane*. licity aa a schoolboy, ner Brothers picture. tool. Mi# has boon aislnit that. Bills ware * Introduced to Impose "We .plaud thii decision," said After winning toe Nobel prlae On April II eb* gave permission federal central*. to drug asnidecturera to start die* * Elsenhower told a h i we confer­ fhe London baity Mirror. "W* ap­ for literature, he waa given the tribuitag the r serin*. Thii wsa ence May 4t "There will never plaud this Mmlbto. outlook or toe Publltser award this year for his dona a taw beers a«#r announce­ be any child to tha United States role of g prtoce—snd a king-to-be novel. "A Fable." Thl* rathtr a p ­ a n due to infec­ prised Mm, since II was published ment Cist last summer’s test on denied this emergency protection - in this day and age." Perhaps you have attended a tion. Others an das to th* wrong a year before. ver el hundred thousand children at luaUvto and parents’ masting stressing ths for want of ability to pay. Of that Faullmer, on# i f th# most tue, fijpartann* af having your child id kaaa to to M par cent #f- we are absolutely certain." r BANDED DUCK restful writers to Antariea. hsa an taetivs. Inoculated. It your child's aehsol a Shortly afterward his proa* secoutspoke* antipathy for the bars hasn't had such meetings pet, It Tha National Foundation tar to­ POUND IN RUSSIA ’ James C. Hagorty said U a bones of success. probably will aehednte th at te ntii* Paralysis baa - *o«L-.«tod rotary CORPUS CHRIST!, TEX, ID situation developed where soma "1 wag born to be s tnmp. 1 toon. with mamifsetuFtrf to pswduts A duck banded on tha Arkansas lldren could not get vaccine tar Throe Injections«of th# vnccln* was Happiest when 1 had aothlng. vaccine to gtva free abate to alas ‘ money, the President would Pass wildlife refuge near bare to I had a treeeh coat tha with art fe g w M aver a million HUtorwa k t a M u f INI nas reported klUad at M a te ediatoly sab Congress for auU a w u a a li f* m h i IS s s f n ■ Bair sweat evades. A l stair sssals A British Napoleon Polio Shofc to Be Given Before Schools Close Fight Against t Still Problem Princa To M in g lr , With Other Pupils Iw m -niStfW X'Pfe K E a �1 Mrs. M. Thomas Elected President Of Jr. High P-TA S o cia l fcvonlbu Calendar The Sallia Harrison Chapter, THURSDAY Tha First Baptist Junior Royal Daughters of the American Revo­ Amhanadors will meet at 7 p. m. lution will meet with Mrs. A. W. Lee, 2116 Laurel Ave., at 3 p. m. at tha church. The First Baptist Church Choir Mrs. C. R. Dawson will b« eowill hold rehearsal at 7:30 p. m. hostess. Any daughters from oth­ er chapters aro welcome. Tha Sanford Rotary Ctub will hold a Indies Night Buffet Sup­ S l’hftjAT per at tha Mayfair Inn Country Loyalty Sunday at First Meth­ Club at 7 p. m. odist Church and beginning of Tha Southelde P-TA Board will the Every Member Canvass. meet at rtt# school at 1 o'clock Sunday School at the First Bap­ while tha members of Ihe P-TA tist Elder Springs Baptist Chapel will meet In tha school auditorium at 2:30 p. rt. Revival Services at tha Elder at 3:16 p> m, Tha members of tha Magnolia Springs Baptist Chapel will be­ Circle of tha Sanford Garden Club gin at 8 p. m. "Chuck” Sanki, will entertain their husbands at Eva.igrlist and John L. Miller, Its annual fish fry at 7 p. m., Song Leader. at tha hunia of Mr. and Mrs. MONDAY Charles Merka with Mr. and Mra. The Women of the Presbyterian Braile. Odham and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Perkina as co-hosta and co­ Church will hold their Business and Inspirational Meeting in the hostesses. Tha Central Circle of the San. Educational Building ,at 3 p. m. ford garden Club will meet at The Birthday Party will be held 9:16 a. m. at Fourth and Park at this lime and Ihe program will Ave. They will travel from there be presented by Circle No. 2, Mrs. to DeBary where Mrs. D. E. W. L Roche, chairman. Preced­ Pugh will be hostess and Miss ing this the Prayer Band will Lois Campbell will sponsor tha meet in the Phllathea Classroom program which is on Day Lilies. at 2:41 p. m. The Dependable Class of the Suggestions for programs next First Methodist Church w i l l yaar will be taken. meet at tha home of Mrs. A. U Senior Choir Rehearsal at First Skinner, 908 Magnolia Ave. al Methodist Church at 7.30 p. m. 6:30 p.m. for a covered dish The Dirt Gardeners Circle of supper. A regular business and the Senford Garden Club will meet social meeting will Billow. at 11o'clock for a covered dish The Revival Services at the El­ luncheon at tha home of Mrs. S. der Springs Baptiit Chapel will C. Dickerson on S. Sanford Ave begin at 8 p. m. with ''Chuck” Please note change of data. Sank*, Evangelist and John L. Tha A sales Circle of tha San Miller, Song Leader. ford Garden Club will meet at 7:16 p. m. at the hrime «f Mrs. J. P. Cullen. A covered dish supper will be held. The Hemerocallla Circle of the Sanford Garden Club will hava a supper at tha home of Mrs Bea Newsome with Mrs. J. J Miss Carol Stone, chairman ef Cates as co-hostess. The address Is 609 W. Ninth Street at 6:30 p the Holy Cross Woman'* Auxili­ ary gave an intereatinf report w. Registration for children begin on the recent Diocesan Conven­ ning first grade only will start at tion held in Fort lauderdalt this Southsida School. This la for chil­ month at the meeting on Mon­ day of the St. Agnr* Chapter dren who will attend Southside of Holy Crosa Episcopal Church. and Pine Crest Schools next year. Tha meeting waa held at tha Tha Seminola Rrbekah Lodge home of Mre. Fred Dyaon, chair­ No. 43 will meet in the 100F man. After a delicious lunchron, Hall at 8 p. m. Mrs. Blanch Tar- served by Mra. Dyson and Mr». meter, district deputy president Harry Lee, hire. S. O. Chase open­ of District No. 10, will be a guest. ed the session with the Auxiliary The TEL Class of tha First Prayer and the United Faith Of­ Rsptlst Church will meet at tha fering Prayer. She also gave a ehureh at 3 p. m. with Mrs. Ellen report on the last board meeting, Shade let's group as hosts, tailing attention to tha annual Tha Presbyterian Pioneer coun May luncheon at 12:30 p. m. on HI will hava a meeting at the May 16 in tha ravish House. At homa of Mrs. Bummer Luxen. Of­ this time name* will ha drawn ficers will meet at tha church at to form tha new chapters. An 3:30 p. m. for a ride to her home added feature will be a talk by The Stnford Home Demonstra­ Mr*. Randall Chase on her past tion Club will meet In the home work in tha church. Demonstration Bldg., at 2;30 p In Misa Stone's talk on the con­ m., with Mra. W. W. Una and vention, aha stated that a request lira. William Field as hostesses waa made for althernew or used There will be a demonstration on athletic equipment for tho hoyi aelactlon and hanging of pictures to use at Wlngman and St. Fran­ by Misa Wilson, homo demonstra cis. She told of tha plana marie tion agent. to mark the 10th anniversary of Tha Palm Circle of tha San the Consecration of Bishop Louford Garden Club will meet at 9 titt. Thla wil Ibe on May 17 In a. ra at the Garden Center for a SLLukra Cathedral, Orlando at 11 picnic trip to Tha Florida Nur­ a. m. She olio spoke on tho se­ sery at Leesburg, Members wilt lection of kin. Randall Chats as please bring a covered dish for on alternate delegate to attend tha luncheon. tha fall convention In Hawaii Tha following members ware FRIDAY Tha Mimosa Circle of the Gar­ present: Mrs. Alex Vaughan. Mra. den Club will meet at the home cf B. P. Whltner S r, Mra. W. 8. Mrs. J. N. Axzarello. A luncheon Jackson, Mra. George Shipp, Mrs. will he held and a trip taken to Vail Lovell, Mrs. Fred Dyaon, Mrs. Harry Lee, Mra. 5. O. Chase, tha Garden Bam in EusUs. Tha Ixora Circle of tho Sanford Mrs. Irving Fleischer, Mra. Floyd Cardan Club will meat at 12:30 Palmar and Mias Corel Stone. p. m-, at the homa ef Mrs. John Angel, 1916 Palnma Drive, for a trip to Hidden Lake Nursery. Miss Carol Stone Is Guest Speaker For Ladies Group 4 I& As We Were Saying Tha Congregational Church b sponsoring a Fish Fry at tho auc­ tion aurket at S p. m. Proceeds are to go to tha building fuad. Registration for children begin­ ning first grade only will etart at BaathaMa School This is for chil­ dren who will attend Southalds and Pina Croat Schools next year. Tha Hibiscus Circle af tha San­ ford Garden Club will moat at the homo af Mre. C. C. Collins Pools Road at 11 a. m. A com ad dish luackeon will bo served. 'Members are to go out Woat First Street to WUaoa’a Corners, turn left onto Paolo Road. Tha Col­ lins boma is tho first house to tha right FEMME FACTS Feminine Charm Stressed \. In New Summer's Styling 9 By Fran Carlon id * Mrs. Michael Thomas was elected president of ihe Sanford Junior High School P-TA at the meeting of that group held Tues­ day afternoon. Other officers named were Mrs. Lee Samuels, vice president; Mrs. J. P. Wil­ son. secretary; Mrs. Bill Glenn, treasurer, and Sirs. W. B. Brin­ son, historian. Mrs. Homer Osborn and Mrs. Clyde Ptercy were elected de­ legates to the stale convention and Mrs. O. L. Barks, and Mrs, O. R. Smith were made alter­ nates. Other action taken included re­ ports by standing committees and presentation of pins to the newly named president and retiring president, Mrs. J. P. Wil­ son Special recognition was given to Mrs S. O. Chase for her out­ standing work in setting up and organizing the Junior High School library. Mrntion was made of the fact that Ihe stele P-TA head­ quarters are desirous of getting information concerning the or­ ganization of such lihrarics, as the ones Mrs. Chase has set' up are the only such in the Stale. Mrs W. A. Kratzcrt announ­ ced a graduation party for eighth graders will he held this month at the Yacht Club. Mr* J. B, St. John., new pre­ sident of the Seminole County P-TA Council, installed^ the new officers. Mrs. J. P. Wilson pre­ sided over the meeting and Mrs. A. M Remusat - offered Ihe de­ votional. Room count was won by Mrs. Thompson’s room. 41 A S YOU ARE WOMAN. SO BE LOVELY," So spoke A Pygmalion to Galatea and the mandat* la echoed. by Dame Fashion thla Spring. Knife-iharp man-Ullorlny U ■dU,J ^ «"r#| p »rt*. prom| since n#nethey will be warm given designers WHk seem to be mak weather apparel While n*w aemg a concen­ eessorits can perk up an old trated effort to dress, a n»w dress eannot revive reptaeo the accessories. On the con­ stark H-Hne and worn nothing calls more critic*] s tr a ig h t.lin e trary, attention to a worn or wrinkled w i t h m o r o handbag or other accessory than gracefully fem­ a sparkling new dress, so be sure inine styling. to givo your aecessorits th# at­ Suits are soft­ tention and Importance they de­ ly rounded over f ~ ..........Carlon ........ the hips and serve. Fran neatly nipped-in at the waist And Note FloiL'ert Crown your crowning for the accent that la strict----------_ _glory |v feminine. In summer at- wHh flowers for a chance. p#tiie the softness of pastels, the pBrtment stores are now showing fracilitv of lace, the demureness Iattractive blossom* (•ttiflrial of gingham cheek*, and th* but prettyl fastened to a Headdatnlines* of Irish handkerchief ■hin[f for j„»t a wisp of a hit linen all forecast a season of the thnt'a artfully feminine and Just most consciously feminine attire a bit flirtatious, in decade*. H iiM n,c M otif Color Line Saffron yellow am) torere Pink is a carry-over color ftom pint, are borrowed from the exlast summer, and remain* > h »etie Caribbean Islands and will most popular and flattering |*ppe*r In dramatic new- cotton shade. In addition to dressy pink p|.m|, this summer. You 11 s## checks *nd dotted Swiss, pink p, int« adapted from old Spinisn separates In pure linen are being , bawls, accesaorle* in the brtlshown for more eaiuil wear. ||»nt torero pink, and blouse* Even with these, however, there are authentic copies of lx a bit of lire or embroidered those worn by bull fighters. t nosegay on pocket or collar. Periwinkle blue, Introduced this March Winds Face the new reason with Spring, should achieve high popularllv during the summer tlow in* hair and akin. As you months—the color Is so flslter- refurbish your wardrobe he sure and take stock of tha condition ing to sun-tanned skin. * of vour hair and akin. Careful A censorij Note ** a* 'vou may hava baa*, tha Accessories wilt capture more March winds are always harsh. attention now that white hat. Erase That Frou'nt glove* and purse are replacing Remember, It takes 64 muselea tha darker winter accessories. It's well to remember that there of the face to mak* a frown, light accesaorle* demand more and only 13 to mak* a smile. cate than their winter counter Why work overtime! Miss| Carol Stone, auxiliary president whs a guest at the meet­ ing. Mrs. Guy Allen led the de­ votion and Mrs. L. It. Johnson presided over the business meet­ ing. Mrs. Allen and Mrs. Char­ les Vodoplch reported on the Din. resan Convention held recently In Fort Laudesdalf. The member* of lb* rhaptrr wire urged lo attend the rovered dish luncheon of the auxiliary on Monday May 16 at 12:30 p. m. At the conclusion of the meet­ ing a marl.et basket sale was held with Mra. Allrn acting as auctioneer. Refreshments weio served by hostesses to tho following: Mrs. Gordon Bradley, Mrs H. I* Zim­ merman, Mrs. L. R. Johnson, Mra. R W. Williams. Mra. K. Larlu-tt, Mi*. Guy Allen, Mrs. Joe Nich­ olas. Mr*. Alfred Stanley, Mrs. K. F Johnson, Mrs, Charles Vodo­ plch, Mra. A. R. Peterson Jr, Mr*. R. G. Darting and Mra. C. E. Carlton. Family Supper Given At Church By Presbyterians Thg First Presbyterian Church relebrslrd National Family Week, May M with 8 family night sup­ per, Thursday night. The ehureh famtlels came and sat together, enjoying game* and watching a film: "At Home Wilh God” which emphasized family worship in the home. The Sunday evening worship service climaxed family week In tha ehureh wilh a service center­ ed around tha home and the church, Arthur DeYoung led in worship and apoka on "The Church and the Home” ; Mr. and Mra. Clifford McKibbln J r , and their aoni, Clifford Ilf, Alex and Bruce portrayed "The Family Prayer” , Teddy Walker and Dlan Aiken and the Youth Choir paid a deserving tribute la tha Christ­ ian Mother. Min Joan Wilke played tha pia­ no and directed the cbolr for the service Ont dozen housewives—the na­ Miss Rocholle Eubanks, June graduate, was honored recently tions most Ingenious homemak­ with a party given by Mrs. W. ers—will he basking In tha sun­ J. Clarke, who waa assisted by shine of Elllnor Village, In their tho honarce's mother, Mrs. H- L. own private villas, because they thought up household hints which Eubanks. Green and white, clas* colon can help other women. prevailed and the honor*1* waa Th# ladies, from every part of presented with a gift. Those as­ the country, will be guests for a sisting In serving refreshment* week of "Mrs. Homemaker's were Miss Judy Clarke and Miss Forum.” a non-profit women's or tirade SmithSaturation who held the nation­ Other graduates enjoying th# wide ronlcst In which thousands aftemunn were Misi Lenrtie Ro- of wives competed. lundo, Mis* Helen Lindsey, Ml** Each winner Is entitled to heve Helen Alexander, Mis* Marianna a guest, and most of the ladles Strickland, Mis* Shirley Wall, Miss chose tneir husbands. While In Shirley Tyre, Miss Mat Ilya Cal­ Ellinor Village, Ihe Forum win­ houn, Mis* Ruth XUkwalL ners w'll also have a rhsnre to Mis* Sandra Montforton„ Mis* view tha finals of tha "Mrs. Sonja Monforton, MU*[ J«a»A m erica” eontest which U being Wilke, M i s t J.o a n l i k e heid lhefe> Mitt Barbofl Brown, Miss Terrell* Jean Nelson, Miss Minnie I.*# Melt*, Mis* Wanda Bridge*, Min Minerva Smith, Mist Caye Stub­ bing*, and Misa Jean Kennedy. RWA Circle Meets Tuesday Evening; Has Discussion The n W. A. Circle of the First Christian Church met Tuesday night with Mr*. V. H. Graniham. A devotional talk given by Mra. W. P. Yctley was followed by a discussion on "Clrcla Organisa­ tion,'and Fellowship Alms", by Mrs Harry Falk, DeBary, who formerly served actively a* a member of the National i-lty Christian Church, In Washington, D.C. many years. Reports were given by the sec­ rets ry. Mr*. Esrl Evans, and treasurer, Mr*. V. H. Grsnthsm, Refreshments were served by the busiest, and her daughter-inlaw, Mrs. Clarenea Grantham, to Mra. W. P. Vetley, Mrs. Harry Falk, Mrs. J. L. Horton Sr.. Mrs. Oscar Pearson, Mrs.i Earl Evans, Mrs. B. H. Williams, Mrs. J. W. Knight, Mrs. Chandler Vail. Mra. O. D. Landless, and Hrs. L. Tharp- fiaJUonalA Opening Days Special SAVE MONEY SA V E $2.50 We will lubricate your c a t $1.50 W e will chnnie your oil it regular price nod instill FR EE - The Geneva Woman's Society of Christian Service held a eovared dish luncheon at th# home of Mr*. W G. Kilhe* an Saturday in honor of Mrs. W. S. Norton, Mr*. X. L. Ifnus* and Mn. F. D. Hicknk, who will shortly b* leaving for the summar. Although her membership Is in htr homa ehureh in Atlanta, Mr*. Norton hat hetn a "tower of strength” t# th* Genova Society during tha winter months each year. She has conducted tha sludi«i, and in other ways has taken an active part. Her aisttr, Mr*. Hausa, of Anniston, Ala., also "lands her support” on her less frequent vi.il* to Florida. Mr*. Hickok ha* been a loyal worker in th# Geneva Society for many yearn and hat Tiwlrl many offices, including that of president. Guests present Included Mra. W. S. Norton, Mr*. R. L. House, Hr*. F. D. Hickok, Mr*. J. C. Bills Jr.. Mn. Henry Harrison, Mra. Kenneth Harrison, Mr*. J. E. I-owry, Mrs. Don Terry, Mrs, tf. A. Simpson, Mrs. Shaw, Mr*. W. I.. Sieg and Mrs. David Speer. Also Mrs R. 11. Kretzer, Mr*. Fred Touts, Mrs. George Lindsey, Mr*. E. C. Krumheuer. Mre. E. H. K'lhae. Mrs. Hattie Atkineon. Mr*. Donald Atwood. Mr*. D, M. I.add, Mr*. Felt*. Mrs. John Thoma*. Mr*. ,T. W. Yarborough, Mr*. J, H. Bilbrey and Ihe en-h«*le*se*. Mr*. W. G. Kilbe* and Mra. J. I Brown. Anna Miller Circle Gathers At Club The Anna Miller Circle me! Tuesday evening al the Elks Club for its regular hl*mnnlhly ses­ sion with Mrs. James Blankrn ship, president, presiding. Routine reports were given hy various officers ind chairman uf the Circle’s artlvltie*. Present were Mrs. Ren Katz, Mrs. Lee Samuel, Mr*. Marie David, Mrs. John Cameron, Mr*. Wesley Fillmon, Mrs. If. C. DUbrow, Mr*. C. Stafford, Mr*, Peter Rukur, Mr*. James Blanken­ ship. Mrs. Harold Katlne., Mrs Irene Kent. Mrs. Gregory Kinlaw, 31 r i . Glsdy Brown, Mrs. A. P. Bowersox, Mrs. Leo Butner. Mrs. Mar­ cel Faille, Mrs. Lowell E. Ozier. Mrs Clayton Smith, Sirs. J. It Hoolehan, Mr*. J. W. Chtldre. Mrs. H. F. Hate, Sirs Mnrrir Motet, Mrs. X. S. Btllhimer. Mrs. Ralph X. Wight If, Mrs. Fred Rorttger, Mrs. Milton Moore, Mrs. C. D. Medler, and Mra. Frank Dutton. Lake Monroe P-TA Installs Officers, Plans For Picnic Th# Lake Monree P-TA met Tuesday night at 7:36 In the ichool auditorium. Tha meeting was presided over by Ihe rhalrmtn Mra. Ren Bullard. Plans were made for the school picnlr to ha held at Rock Springs on June 1. Room eount was won by tha ascend and third grades. New officers Installed were C. E. Hilteli, president; Mra. Ren Bullard, vlra president; Mrs Jamea Lee. secretary: Mrs. Cart Musa, treasurer; and B. C. Steele, historian. Refreshments wrr# served to about 40 members afterwards to Us* lunch room. The regular business and pmcram meeting of th* Woman's Society of Christian Service was held recently In McKinley Hall of tha First Methodist Churcl with Mrs. R. U. Hutchison areildlpg. s. Albert Hickson and mamherd of Ihe Circle Nn. > gave the program entitled, ''We Give The* ButlThme Own", In presenting the annual pledge service held In the |anctuary. se assisting Mra. Hlcksan were Mrs. X. U. Hutchison, Mra. R. W- Turner, Mra. W. A. Hun­ ts. R. F. Cole and Mrs. Davis. Keveril duels were by Mrs. Robert Bennett and Asnby Jones, Mr. and Mra. F. G. Dean of meeting wti adjourned In Jacksonville announce tha birth of a daughter, Nancy Elizabeth, due farm. May to la St. Vincent's Hospital A rua af milk mixed wdtk a Mra. Dean will b* remembered cup 1 1 prune juir* te fina far aa aa the former Mist Wilma Leinhart of Sanford. after, ichool attack. B I R T H S N O T IC E O W N E R S O F At raqtilrod hy (gw, tQ 4ofp Ip (lit C|ly of ftoafoN. Ftofida must b* vaceiutHi afgJut rtbiw, and tha vaeoijurtloA tag contlmioUy worn by dofg on collar or kirtom for tho foDowtpf yoor. Cty Icaooo topo for tho yoor IN I ore now available Old ow m to moot obtain tope prior to J i m 1 from tho Cty Tm CoBoetor, City Hal. Coot o t Oconee Toy 2St a new oil filter Cartridge — no charge YOU SAVE $2.50 Thb s i l t mgkm May SI. INS Worron E. Knowlao SA V !r H a r t - M c R o b e r t s > la c . LINCOUfi— MERCURY m o n e y etiy Phone 1429 .'--r, j^f|, < JU. Pnpp !5 Seventh-Day Adventists Have Ground-Breaking Ceremonies * The ground-breaking ceremony Educational Superintendent for tha Sanford Church School Seventh-day Adventist*. and Welfare and recreation build­ R. T. Milwee, Superintendent of ing v s i held Sunday in th* San­ Seminole County Public Schools, ford Sevanth-Day Adventist another of the gue*t speakers, Church. pointed out tho .increase of popu­ Eldar D. R. Raea, preiidcnt of lation in Florida, which in turn tho Florid* Conference of Seven demand* larger educational facilith-day Adventists welcomed th# tie*. He stated that the Seventh, many visitors and, after expres- day Adventist Eletnrntary School sing hit wishes for the success would definitely make a contriof the school, introduced the bulinn toward thi* great need. Southern Union president of Sev­ I.eland Tetr, student at Forest enth-day Adventist*, Eldar V, G. l-akn Academy, furnished the mu­ Anderson. sic. The four main phase* of the L. H. Shepard, chairman of tha denominational work which Elder Sanford Seventh-day .Adventist Anderson emphasizeed In hi* re­ school hoard, gave a brief his­ mark* were’ th* madical, educa­ tory of the school, lift state! that tional, wrlfara and temperance. It* th* school wa* begun In the home stressed the growth of three va­ of Elder K. E. Mensing in 1tlS2. rious department* and urged eve­ In I0S3 Ihe school was held in lh* ry Adventist present lo b# loyal rear rooms of Ihe churrh. Thia to these phasea of work regard­ year it became necessary to re­ less of where the honor gee* or move church pew* and hold school whn gets th* credit. He said in the church auditorium because that th* ground-breaking service of increased enmilmrnt. Shepard for this school In Sanford is an­ told of the plan* for a modem other milestone In the'progress two . room structure; one room in Florida. to lie used for the school, with The Honorable Judge Ernest grad'-* ono through right, and tha Ho u»holder, Seminole County other room to be tm'd for Dor­ Judg* who addressrd the audi­ cas welfare work and recreational ence on "The Value of Religion facilities until such time that It with Ediiratlnn,” brought out the will he needed for another school fact that Juvenile delinquency room. starts In the horn*. He plarsd At the clot* of Shepard's re­ th* responsibility for th* delin­ marks, lh# officers and guests quency problem at the feet of the went to the site of the ground « parents, not the children. Next breaking where Elder V. G. An­ to the home, th* Judge stated, derson, Elder D R. Rrotj Judge the school is the most Important Householder, Milwee and Pm* in the education ef the youth, that tor W. J, Ostman broko ground religion must b* instilled In tho for th* new building. child and that he must learn Among the visiting guests were an appreciation of God If he Mr*. Katherine Niehnl, Winter ia lo fulfill hla place a* a worthy Park, Mr. and .Mrs. W. A. ShcL citizen in this land which was founded upon religion, freedom, j J J: — ' . . J, . . I <«• Hamrick, EiisH*. A number or Dr. W. E. McClure, incoming j frjfni), from Sanford a* well aa principal of Forest '-•*■ ” c,v, j many of the Sanford church memmy, offered the invocation. t Iswrw were present for thi* occahrmlah 2:18,” . . . and they jjnn> said, Let ns rise up and build," was the fitting scripture reading nffered hy Elder K. D. Johnson, j Breakfast Held By Social Department Of Woman's Club Circle No. One Entertained Here The Snrinl Department of tha By Longwood Hosts |Sanford Woman'* < tub had as tha Busmen Woman’s Cirela No. 1 of tha First Presbyterian Church mrt in The Educational Building nf the Church on Monday even­ ing. Hostesses were Mr*. J. A. Biitline, Mr*. W. J. Hartley, Mr*. F. W Biitline. end Mr*. R. T. Milwee, and Mra. W. A. Brnnell of longwood. Mr*. William Brumley, ehalrman presided and thanked the member* for Ihe many courtesies shown hrr in her recent Illness. .Members atl signed a letter to Miss Let tie Caldwell whn has gone to Tampa lo accept a posi­ tion. Mrs. Hartley gave the Bibla lesson after the business meeting. Dellelou* refreshment* w e r e served by lha hostesses. Those present were Mrs. Brumley, Mr*. Floyd Case. Mr* John Krlder, Mrs. J. Walter. Mra. Mabel A. Brown, .Mr*. Cirri# Smith, Mrs. Margaret Smith, Mra, K. T. Lnuekv, Mr*. Hartley, bliss Anna Nelson, Mra, C. M. Boyd, Mrs. Daisy Knox. Mr*. Milwee, Mr*. Flistllne, Mr*. F. W, Rlstline. Mr*. Rennet, Mrs. Elsie Farley. Mr*. Joel Fields, Mr*. Flo Bishop, lha Misses Laura and Edna Chlltenden, Mrs. Adams, Mrs. Harry F. Kent, Mr*. John Wilson, Mrs. R. C. Maxwell, and Mr*. Fred Fnrd. last meeting and highlight of tha jear a breakfast with bridge andf ur »amha parly Wednesday at 3 a. m. In the rluhhouse. Gardenia* were placed on tho table* lo add a *pring theme. Can­ asta high wa* Mis, B, C. Moore; bridge, Mr*. I, E. Spencer; and •ereeno, Mi*s Adelaide Conte Those present w-era Mr*. Jamea Huff, Mrs. N. V. Farmer. Mrs. R, C. Wiley, Mra Roy Tilli*. Air*. S. D. Higbleyman, Mrs. C. E. Spencer. Mrs. J, D. Callahan. Mrs. Howard Montieth, Mrs. John Eick and guest, Mr*. Hill Ludwig, Mr*. W. D. Hoffman. Mr*. R. W. Rucker »pd gue*ta Mrs. Copeland, Mr*. Warkman and Mr*. Lea Hnrst, Mr*. Ia E. Thompson, Mrs, K. M. Hoke, Misa Conte, Mist Cooper, Mr*. H. C. Moore, Mr*. E. A. Monforton, Mr*. George Well*. Mr*. Cambell, gueat, AJr*. John Lee, Mrs. W. B, Ellerbe, Mr*. W. II. I’ rlnsnn. Misa Kirrhhoff, Mr*. A. C, Starke, Mr*. FredT. William', Mra. J. N. Gillon, Mrs. ft. T. War. r*n, Mra. J. E. Courier, Mr*. S, O. Harrimao, Mra. II, W. Goodspeed, Mr*. B. B. Crumley, Mrs, B. R. lleck, Mrs. Riodie William*, Mr*. Francis Bolr, Mr*. J. A. Young, Mr*. John Jewell and guest* Mr*. Ralph Smith. Mr*. J, A. Nash and Air*. D. C. Howard. •r—nmwir--------- rr—pi----------- rm i <*• ** COLOKtap ihai ■fuLa*. D O C S After Jane 1 a l dope foaod wil hoot o tor certifying tier hove ham vaccinatod for rablae for yoor of USB oiH bo oabject to betof picked op by Uo Police and knot FREE THE SANFORD HERALD Thurs. Mar 12,1nil T O I* order to occomModoto dog 4 ir » «f l , Dr. Raymond Bin* Veterinarian, win bo ot tho roor of tho City Hall Vay II to vaccinate d ep from 1:M P. M. to 1:30 P. M. aid May XI, from 1:S0 P. M. to l:M P. M. During this Special bring your car to us - Circle No. Two Gives Program For Ladies Group Meet Set Tonight The regular meeting of the Grammar School P-TA will be held tonight to the school audi­ torium at • o'clock. The pro­ gram will be presented hy Miss Lucille Campbell's room. The students will present a pJsy en Army and Is now borne with his tilled "A Midsummer Night's parents. Dream” . FREE J St. Mary's Chapter rr»0 Carleo Is •♦** M*z 0 / , y » »*TM iHfttr Plimi ivtr ©I* TitiYfllW* Hears Reports On Diocesan Meet Rochelle Eubanks Housewives Enjoy St. Mary's ‘Chapter of the Wo­ man's Auxiliary of Holy Cross June Graduate, Florida Vacation Episcopal Church mrl at the home nf Mr*. H. W. Jacobs with Mra. Honored At Party For Domestic Hints J. E. King acting as co-hoiims. Tho newly-hlred cashier of • New York res • taurant made her first trip to the bank to deposit tho day's re • celpta. In filling out tha deposit slip, aha lilted bills and checks but wag stopped by tha word “ specie”. Finally, in • firm hand, aba wrote "Fe­ male”. Robert Sylvester Bernard Wilke, son of Mr. end ** * Mra. B. W, Wilke, hie recently Tho plural ef “ whim1' ia we- been discharged from the U. I. SA VE MONEY Geneva Society Honors Members Who Are Leaving RICH DARK SHADES CHARCOAL RUM BROWN B LA CK T W O -T O N E S $5.00 I IMPORTED ITALIAN MILAN otrawo by LEE end PEDIGREE lo marrow britna and one-erraa* or flat crotvna. Thcoa new alrawa arc COOL favorites *1 Q m t H a in a n (s m e n 's w e a r IN EAST FIRST _ SANFORD PHONE 122#J �I Orlando manager Tommy OT1riots slapped a single to right with the bases loaded in the last of the ninth at Orlando’s linker Field last Bight to give the league-lead­ ing CBs a 7-6 victory over the Sanford Cardinal*. The CBs travel to Sanford tonight for a game st Memor­ ial Stadium. Gam* Um* It 9 o'clock. Trailing br a S-l count laat eight a* they ontcrad tha latt of th# sl|hth tha CBa acorad thro* tuns In that inning and added an­ other clustar of thro* in tha ninth to hereto Cardinals. 0 ’Brian, wh* haa haoa abla to too only limited oetioa during moat ad tha aaaaoa haenuao of o painful ankla, hit rallof pitcher Jim Fla nagan'■ aacond pitch for th* blow that a*nt Dike Wilton at rata with tha tic-breaking run. Jo* Valutas went th* rout* to chalk up hit fifth succesa of th* taoaon. Th* Cardinal* rapped th* righthandar far It hit*, including home run* by Tarry Terrell and Frank Yurchnk, but h* yielded only n pair of walk*. Valmai had IH off in tha ninth by grounding out but Ed House- Yankees Weaker Than Last Year, Lopez Thinks NEW YORK t&h- After awwning a two-gnme eerie# la New York, Manager A1 Lopes or the Cleveland Indiana Wtt convinced today the 196S Yankees are weaker than the team which finished eight games behind the pennant-wlnnIng Tribe laat year. "While I believe the Yankees are ■till the team we have to beat for the pennant." b* said, T U B S A N F O R D H E R A L D "I also think they ire weaker than P ig * 9 Thorn. Moy 12, 1955 they were a year ago. Juat look whom they'** lo»l -Alii* Reynolds and Gene Woodling. And Phil Riituto can’t play regularly any more. You can't lose luch he man and taped to to /a tUong. You don't repiact men of auch caliber over aight. " f o r years Reynold* was their By GAYLB TALBOT monty pitcher. Hi was tha pitcher NEW YORK i*—Delaware Park, they depended upon to win th* • d*ring young tore* track out- big gem*. He waa doubly valuable «Ma Wilmington, Del., L proper- becsuia to *• tonally efSectiva to- to bust loose this summer with la ralief. IteageJ (Yank** Mantoo gresstoat aerie* of (take races agor Casey Stengel) rarely had to ly, or distaff, bora** in the pondtr taking out hie starting lor lady history of the turf. pitcher beceu** he knew he had hi too apace of throe Saturdays, the Big Chief ready and able I* tea* *9 to July t flfltoa and mans Uhe over, n i l year, with Alii* w ft toeot at a grand total af ep- •one, Casey la mot so quick to MMtmital) a quartar-mUltoi dot- pull a 'altering starter." bap at top beautiful plant known Lopei believes the Yankees miss no M tote Balmont." The crown­ In th* lints* ed too trio, to* Palawan "Billy matter I* a gem Sports Roundup If it had been a foot higher. But it hit tha fence and fell in for triple aid he was left on base. Daytons Beach stopped Gaines­ ville' itreak at three and ran its own to four. Bill Pains* singled, stole second, went to third on an error, then stole bom* tn th* fifth Inning to score the first run of the game ter the* winning' Islanders. A crowd of Sue turned out at Gaineivilie. Before that 1st* explosion, the Cardlnsl* had built a seemingly secure margin against Velmas. Orlando picked up an unearned run in the second but the visitor* tied in the third on a walk and singles by Ron Schmitt and Jim •Asroia Shirley. Sanford Manager. Den Keith, th* PSL’s leading hitter, led off the sixth with a single and Terrell followed with his home run over the fence In left eenter. The third run of the inning scored when Yurcbak cleared the fence la left. Sanford made tt t-1 in the eighth on a single by Randy Crisp, a double by Yurchak and Bartek’i single. Tha CBa started thalr comabark in th* eighth with aa error and P pair of walks that loaded 'he bases. Barrios singled to bring h o rn * two runs a n d O'Brien's sacrifice fly scored the run that mad* it M . Totals a—Twa out ■rare* a—Oroondr* •a a sr u heorkt mid Darn Drtpp ■tarter Jahn Bartok for walk* to keep Orlando kope* olive. Mika Kaiiabian the* forced Drapp at aacond but Dtk* Wilaon beet out 0 high hopper I* third that al­ lowed Houieknocht I* teem and make It S-l. Jn»» Barrio* waa hit by a pitch lo load th* bo*** and a walk lo Ray Thome* forrad bom* tba tiling run. O'Brien dtew ■ ball from Bartek before Flanagaa re­ lit red. H* got a pitch oeer but th* rest pitch landad in right. Meanwhile, two three-game winn­ ing tlrcahi ended. Cocoa snapped one for Wait Palm Beach t-1 t o ! Daytona Base* nlnppif o m far Gliner-el * 4-L Lakeland edged out of the cellar with a M victory over St. Peteraburg. The Pilot*' shutout victory was th* Null of Ttppin'i seven-bit pitching- Ho stranded II St. Peters­ burg runners. Lakeland also was cVchad with aoven hits by Hooks loti tut combined three of them for both run* lo the sixth. West palm Beach got only ilx hits off Cocoa. JUr Miller got four of Cocos'* nine and scored th* winning run in the eighth inning on an error. The TPO West Palm Beach fan* saw Bill Garcia hit one that would bare tied the score St. Louis Cards Add To Troubles Of Phils' Manager Ted's Return To Sagging Boston Club Expected To Boost League Attendance By THE ASSOCIATED PRBM The Philadelphia Phillies didn’t think much o Terry Moore aa a manager, but the old Ga*. House Gtng guy really belted one cm the button -hen be wished hit succes­ sor Mayo Smith "a lot of luck because he has a tough Job ahead." That was laat October after tha Phils had wound up fifth, 32 games behind the pennant-winning New York Giants and owmar Bob Crapenter decided Mooro hadn’t shown enough "experience" to bis three months as manager. So they called upon Mayo, six year* a minor league manager, to take over. . Now Mayo and the PhlllJei are in tha -•liar, 14 gamaa bach of pace-setting Brooklyn and snarled ir an U-gama losing streak. The 9t. L * u I a Cardinals extended Mayo’ troubles tort night, Mating tha Phillio* 9-9. Brooklyn also "slumped" yester­ day. or w' at amounts to a slump for the Dodgers. They lost one. The Chicago Cube did It, Mating Russ Meyer's bea and mapping the Broom’ 11-gam* streak 1M. It wps only Brooklyn's third da teat. Elsewhere to Mm National. MBwaukoa Anally beat Pittot— # 9-3 and New Toe* defeated Ctoeian*' morrow from Miami, where completed.** By BOB BOOBING BOSTON UP>— Unpredictabl Ted William#’ sudden de­ cision to return to baseball Is expected to give American League attendance a shot in the arm as well as holster the sagging Boston Red Sox. Williams will flj here to­ fhe final terma of his divorce settlement were recorded yester­ day" l ‘ m not going to wait any longer," Ted told General Man­ ager Joe Cronin ia a phone con­ versation yesterday. "I’ ve spent two day* with my daughter. I'd m idi up my mind to play baseball again before the settlement was Reached liter la hi* Florida Keys sedation by too Miami Her aid. Williams said, "I'll Juat do the beat I can, and hope I can help th dub." "I haven't done any running,” ho said. "I weigh 310 pound* <13 more t an his playing weight« and I m iy to lousy. But, the Red Sox seemed t want me, aa I’m going Pfcmltt cf Cook rf P h ltlrj Ik K*lti> :> wtaalag raa ant far Valmaa la wka* b —ft ltd oat for Iloredla la tth. hi Ofhr* Hhari—r tk Tcrrwll It !>•*!» St» Crla* c Torch** aa Bartek p r iis in s p Twlal* n a u x ta a* i i sans tt'sek'hi tk »rapp t* K'*‘bla» If Wilson rf llsn u la r Thomas rf Harr-lla lk I'.trilr n if •iauh Ih • ■Wallah rf Valmaa p beek." While flic great left-hand hitter with a .341 Ufetim* average staadily repeated hia decision to quit aftei the tost game of th* IBM season, speculation raa high a* to whether h e really meant it. Friend* ' Insisted hia baseball future hinged on hia marital dif­ ficulties, which wen tha mala rea­ son for hia retirement. |----- ----— *** Orlaado ------------------- *1# #■* OtS f D— Davit I. Houtiknoeht. Tarrhak. n —Bartek. Ifoith. Tarrelt, Turrhak I. Thoms*, Crisp. Drapp, Kaasnblan S. Wilson t Heassknacht. RBI— Bhlrlav, T a m il S, Vurrhak I. Barrels s, OTIrlsn s. Wilaon, Thomas. Bartok. SB—Cook, Tsrrslt, Turrhak. kharptr. HR— SIS— Kaas Caaaablaa. Trrrrii. turrhak. Kmtrsknw ht. DP— Ksith, to Terrhak to Shlrler. U f t —Sanford a. Orlando t*. BS—OBrlow ■■•off— tt-rtrk t. Valmaa t. tak S, Valmaa vaimaa *. I. HO—-Bartek in*— ssariaa j T la a . s J-* -Innlras: Htruwan ----- i lI l Is I In. ■ R -rh—-----*f-«tValmaa — lUrtok Valmaa nli>».............................. ■ [. • ■*. HUP— B irtak (B a rm lsl. W p Barrels D— DSrtafc. O—Otsparlek. Splat T— l:S0. A— <1*. Th* pay a total of 9104.999, 930,000 far Ua an-wtfa, s o r t mats, and 9100 par month far hia T-yoorold daughter Barbara t a l i ah* to 19. In addition, Mrs. WttUamt waa awarded tha famitr’a 943,090 Bouth Miami bom* and toa famftp u r . k R to too Bfth “ rotum” af f t o V slugger though each has toon d ll foront atop," to said, *Vd to's no Rto- approaching this ‘ lo tha w* asked BryDataware's general manP dtottectiro gimmick to hia plant. Tha anowar was alPipto-h* didn’t. A lady did. **AM top credit," Pialda said with tenm tog modesty, "goo* lo my IMalant Helen Stalrwalt, who ha* toon with m* over arnco w* ra­ th* track in 1944 and has I me do Just about everything the liable*. Mrs. BUtowaK even (toad « th* 'Diat s f Big Throe' as toe same far Th OUr Jackpot aerie*." Kla assist*' set torsolf to totoktoi. Field said, when it became that their track badly • outstanding fixture of yon which national In­ to fecu n d. "W t a n in the b lu n t competl■aition af any track In tha r- «o t ia any wheel or clrad wo bad to bar* pemowito which w# could go to FtoM Oxpialaed. "Thera nag to aping iptog tha the Darby Other to lags In irtooM ty o n u ■RwiwTO™, tEftl *». to fit xuto. That’* aa reflection on Billy. We bad too same situation la CtovUcnd a couple of years ago. W* had a pretty good. shortstop to Ray Boone. But the fans weren’t satisfied because they bad toeome accustomed to the toot to U m Boudreau. Uhe Lou to Cleveland, Rlax-to was th* heart and seal af the Yankees for years. "Maybe to didn't hit a* much aa soma of th* other Yankees tot the litU* rascal was always doing something to boat us . . . either with a timely baa* hit, a squeest bunt or a great play to tha (laid. And If to wasn’t beating us, than Woodling -ruld I'll bet Gen* hit dot* to .400 ggatoat ua during hia years with tha Yankees." The Indiana edged th* Yankoo* 44 yesterday. Relay Itowla, mmof the aatlea'e top women gotfere, graduntod from the Unlvenity o f Texaa and ia a member of Phi Rett* Kappa. Roy Campnnella of the Dodger* haa a new h ................ hohto to addition to his mtolatqr* r* rnflrood train*. Ua to the American League, land inapt tin ‘ wo-gama aerie* in New York, tooting toe Yantooe 44 despite Bob Turley’s throe-hit tor and II strikeout.. Boston edged k k s i s 44, ending n ftvogam* toeing string. Nod Girvor MM Washington to tone hUa far • T Detroit Victory, and Kansas City Mat Baltimore 14. Tie Cards tagged Robia Retorts for 11 hits ia seven frame* Jart night. Ron Mrexinikl was ton loser to relief as Harry Elliott, Bton Mualal and Rip Rnpulahi doubled far two run* to (to eighth after too Phils bad taken a 94 toad. Halt Mofotd waa the winner, to relief of Larry Jackaan and Bobby TUfenauer. At Chicago, tha Cube to il Mayor far the Oral Um* fine* July II, 1100. A five-run ftrrt toning, Mo­ toring Ernie Santo* ftrrt major league grand-eta mmer. ftniabnd Mayor, Dee Foody tomerod far three runs off Clem Lablne In to* third and Bitty Lota, fifth Brook tcher, give op a pinch atogto fa ■*w roisee trepiaal flak. V A *. - *A T fS ; ' T f v it a> ( •* j v C t*- • v. ,, s ^ L . T - .y . W w . ' -I' ‘ i t '- * t /. / ' . . A > ; " ■; > , “ » 4 f % • -'Wps X«, • * • * » * , . &kdU;''* V e ^ T .v * - u ;v f £ , » .,* i | ; a 7 .xZ:Li - i k 'Of’jt - •»».•#" ' L ' Tof*1 " . J 4j / v r 5 e •ltor Cooper to to* seventh “ provided to* winning waiter. that had Standing [W H A T A DEAL] PR 11 •TATW 'im m a m a m w iiM m a With aach -Safa Buy” U*a4 Car rmehaaad (’SI p a M and up) wa wUl five abaolntaiy FREB 4-Firet U m New TIN* t* fit th* car DONT 1951 CHEVROLET 1951 MERCURY 1951 CHRYSLER k u o u u ib s 795.0D 556w 995.00 M M C-. 1951 P O N T I A C n m o m m t o I t 3 i)j *»rf.s t m !>ytv. ■MV - ; n -\-s r �n MR. & MRS. 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VfLLAM/. BOMSTWIN* SOMEEUDDY * SAY DramaticProgramClimaxDisplays MuchImprovement TTTE SANFORD TTERALR Throw. May 12,195S Pag* fl 4 AM CA^ ?a-,\LTM s ’ m T USf .C HARDLY.' I MCULYSTKTCD LMthat IT ISA DUBIOUS YUM DON’T UKIIIHOOO THATWOR TfAM COULD WIN ALUTS SAY"f f GAMES AS EASILY AS THIS AFTERNOONS VICTORY/ m THlESKSyTTLI BOY- NO r f 4 BUT EES eta HIU.- 0OY- YLS f / Whatever POSITION ICUPLAY.fr/ EXPECTIN® BAU. WILL BE HIT TO YOU, TOUCAN TRAIN NOUMELf TO BE READY TOR action on & i ifthf. % Helm ftfriliy, t 4 in J b y K .ff f t e t u m i •tv.iM’H'Tt CHATTElt KH-TKEN a a a he would have killed that man. But what was he doing down there in Lhat little house in Yonkers T , , • I don't understand i t " a a e Frederick didn't go U> New York Uiat day. He came over early, be­ fore lunelL Whatever Frederick felt, whatever any ot the others tell, Edith or Mrs. Casserjy, or Uie (Leaserlys next door or Nan Tame, coming about the hospital drive, they said nothing—could say no­ thing in Uie (ace of Regina’s quiet­ ly reiterated statement that Jim Andrus waa innocent ot Uie two crimes with which he was charged. But they thought plenty, you could ace that. Amy Redgala had been won over to a brhrl in Andrus' guilt. Hhe said to Susan tn her downright way, slopping by in re­ turn soma books, "Poor Regina. It looks now as though Andrus la the one. A strange man, fascinating, sort of. but unpredictable. You could never tell what ba would say or do. II only Rrgma could be got away from it all, away (mm here. Why should she be made to suffer twice overT" Oddly enough, very oddly as K turned out, Edith echoed the idea —and put teeth into it. Bhe had jual been to ece her doctor about her sinus and ha suggssted a warm climaU. What Edith proposed waa that the and Regina go to Majorca (or a couple of months The Prados had a villa there and were sending back the moat wonderful reports Frederick couldn’t go, although he'd love it, and Edith didn't want to go alons HI thought of you at ones Regina. Tha change would do you good, and we'd have a wonder­ ful Urns" Then aha added the as­ tonishing rider. It wouldn’t coat Regina ■ penny, Frederick would loot Uie MIL , Busan waa Instantly alerted. Bha knew, tar better than Itegina, who had htUa or no financial sense and took things at lace value, the state o( bar stepbrother's affairs Fred­ erick made 130,000 a year and lived at the rale ot 17a,000. For ail hit outward show, hla expansive clubs and lavish eaUrtaming, the Mg bouse and the tripe hither and yon, she doubted whether be oould lay hla hahda on much in cash. Now he was proposing to lay out ft.000 at 13 ,000. To what and T The answer waa Instant. To get Regina •way from Jim Andrua, from Andrur proximity. Why should he care whether Regina and Jim An­ drus ultimately married T Regina refuted at ones Bha waa regretful but Arm. “I’d love it, Edith. Tau and Frederick are aw­ fully good, aad I’ve always wanted to see that part at tha world, but 1 couldn't leavo Wolf Hill now," Edith wouldn’t take no (or an answer. "Don't make up your mind yet, darling. Maybe la a week or Earlier that morning Busan Dwight rductanUy broke lha news to tUgma that Andrus waa under arrest and bow his arrest had corns about. Regina didn't give way, or collapse. At drat she waa almost triumphant “I'm glad, Sue, Oh, I'm glad—lor Jlm'a sake. Now Jim Will explain, now we'll hear the truth. The whole thing is unbeliev­ ably stupid, a tissue of Uee.“ Regina's triumph didn't last Curious, eery eurtoue, long. It waa lucceldod by bewild- thought, watching her. And then ertnenL “Jim would never hive at­ came lhat eocoad discovery. Barry tacked that woman, any mace than had called Irons Maw York and Bu­ . ■.......- a BUYING A CAR? Y ou r to uk Dealer to Finance Uuoog* •SANEpRD san Ink! him not to come up and ho did. They were in (he imng-toom, the (our o( them. Tea, the In­ evitable lea tray, had made tie ap­ pearance. There was always tea when Lulu easterly was around. They heard the local paper, the Yonkers Messenger, being slung on the porch. Regina was U-e only one who read It. Lulu Casserly went out and got the paper, brought M In and laid It on the arm ot Re­ gina's chair. Presently Regina picked It up. All at once she gave a cry. • "t-ook! Look at this!" They got up and went to her. Bhe pointed at a photograph cm the Iron! page. It waa a photo­ graph of Jim Andrus. Ha stared out at them, negligent, easy, hands thrust into the pockets o( a sport jacket, smiling his slight smile. The lines underneath said, "Messen­ ger's photograph leads to arreat at wanted man." It waa only reasonable to print a picture ot him, Busan thought. Why waa Regina no upset T Regtna looked from one to the other. You don’t understand. Jim nated p o s i n g lor picture* . . , Theta why—wait a minute." Bhe threw the paper aside and got’ up and walked quickly out nl tha room. "What tha devil 7” Barry looaed at Busan trowningly lor enlighten­ ment, ms nose very tong. Bha shrugged. Regina came back, car­ rying r photograph album she had taken (rom a shell in the book room. Hhe put the album down on tha coffee table, turned pages. Tha pages wera filled with prints with captions, (our to a page. Bha came to a page on which there weren’t tour. There were only three. Une ot the snapshots bad been removed. But the caption waa there. It said "Jim and Regina, May Will. 1932," No ona spoke. The room waa very «U!L The photograph had been re­ moved by sumeunr tn Uie house, or somruna with easy access to it, someone whoae presence would arouse no question, cause no sur­ prise . . . It had been removed by one ol a small intimate group od people. It waa Barry who pointed out that the book room could have been entered from the veranda by dos­ sils o< people; the door Ultra wasn't locked during tha day or early evening. Children came in and out Lhat way, lor n lollipop, a cracker, and some of the neighbors used IL Moreover, there had bean a man banging around la the grounds on Bunday night; Edith ■aid that on the way home the had seen a strange man under the ask tree on the far aide ot the drive. From what Jim Andrua had toM her, Busaa knew Edith waa right. The lounging Intruder wasn't a policeman; aha bad ■pokes to Todbunlas about IL The man is the grounds had made a careful study of the living room tad the people la K. (Fa Be OeoHaaedJ Man Gets Physical On 104th Birthday Lost Down Paymant Returned To Owner TACOMA, Wuh. UU — When Bcnjimia A. Trimble was 44 he had a physical checkup and the results wera so good ha waltod 10 yean for 111 next one. He didn’t exactly think H was necessary. He Just wanted to be euro bn arte In condition—at 104— io fly over Beattie's Boeing AirCo, p|gnt to "pray down on men’ ’ ir the Interest of world peace, \ The Virginia-bom ax-ilava got approval ■ Arsen Dr. J. Robert Brooke too. That stout old b ent ■a4 btood pressure would be the envy of ■ mao half Dad Trimble’* DETROIT W — l?i* Piwltki dreamed of a new home to toe UUNTxiu n O m B w MUMS m o fltd U f fy n d rfil* BACK in lha huuso again, Tod* hunter went over it from cellar to (arret, ami in Mrs. Kcnn'a bed* room on the second door he found what he suughL A uuh box in a locked trunk that m »« no trick to open hrtd S3.0L3 in live and on* dollar bills. Mr*. Annie Fcnn's own aavtnira bank book together with a health and lUa insurance policy, were in a desk in the parlor below (or all the world to see. The eccret hoard waa dillerenL Todliunler waa aura It belonged to Midnight Mike. The man bad entrusted, perhaps Riven, hit savings to Mr». Kenn. and the bad no Intention of tumin( over the money to the tialer he had cordially disliked. Todhunter re* turned the money to the cash box, relocked the box in the trunk, and want downstairi and outaida afain and studied the (round. It waa not UilortnaUvc. Ha asked questions about the side door. The door waa apparenuy never locked until tale In the evenint. Among other things, Susan Dwight bad told Todhunter about Uie (laaa splinter Andrus had put behind lha mediant cabinet in hie hotel room. Todliunler retrieved the ahver nl class, matched tt up with Uie piecca .ol the botUe al­ ready collected. Allowing lor (rag­ men talioo along lha edges and a lost Ut or two the result waa fairly aatisteciory. It waa three o'clock balure he went to bed. At nine the next morning ha waa with Inspec­ tor McKee in New York. "1 don't think Ahdrus la the one, Inspector." The little detective's Ideas ran countar to Uu pease's at almost every point. He was all but con­ vinced that Andrus had had no hand Ut cither the elimination of Michael Urodtky or the attack oo Mrs. Venn, As far as Urodsky went, Todhunter waa ot the opinion that on lha previous (Saturday night the actual perpetrator bad also gone up to the cabin ui the hills Through Uie uncurtained cabin window ne Had seen Amlrua silling Inaida wailbg lor lha handyman to return. The perpetrator had tore•tailed Andrus, going hack along the path armed with a length ot cord wood. There had probably been some talk between Brodsky and the killer before the blow was struck—or at least the attack on M rs r«u t made it look that way. B« b in jfJ s H pecktail Went to pep up Mure far shrimp or food? Stir seme finely diced oaten Into it. • suburbs. They had lived a down payment 1.1 But Mr*. O il He* Pawtsk ieit tha money Monday on her way to a bank lie*downtown Detroit. Mrs, Evelyn Hondo found the monry to a email cloth purse oo ■ sidewalk. Ihe read la the newspaper* about tbs PswUks’ toes and Tuesday she phoned Mr*. Par­ iah, "you ran sleep tonight, 1 have your money." "Mrs, Pawlak was cried," Mrs. MonUc a id . | Col. John Dilly Again Puts Clamp On American Dress rHANKFURT, Germany, iri-Hc has been called * moralist, a pub licity iffk rr and a power-mad Army officer. But Col. John H. Dilly seys of himself: "I'm Just trying to carry out orrtrii." The UU, ssndj’-halted Weil Point ^ririuile stirred up a tun last summer by rracklng down on slop­ pily drrncd American A/my wlvci hero, He reposted hii campaign this spring. Br.'h limas tha reaction was vi olrnl "Who does he think he to. lad­ ing u* what to wear?" fumed a sergeant's wife. But she, like the otners, soon co-ded off and com­ piled. letters of praise and rritirism poured Into Dllley's office firm all over Ihe world. "I don't get it,’ Dilly said In in Interview. "I'm Just trying to e»rry out orters Aimy regulations mention Ihe subject and I only spelled It oul." l).l!ry conn amts the F. -'V furl Army dr»*r rnent. He tunnel peekaboo sunsults, bare midr.fft, strapless, low-cut dresses, shorts pin curlers and dungaree! as the puhllr wear of Army wives. High officer* at tha Army's Eurnpean headquarters in Heidelberg seem pleased with lha 44-year-old colonel. There’ s a rumor Diitey will be assigned to a regiment In July "John's okay," u id a fellow offi­ cer. "He's Just-one of those go-getlers. When he thlnka ha’s tight, nothing will stop him "When he first earn* to Frank­ furt In 1933, ha was made billeting officer. At that time officers and rnllstcd men had to wait It or 12 months fur quarters. By the lime John got through tha waiting time waa cut to three or four months." Dilley’a iaUft clothing order was directed at the troops, AfUr i p.tu,. he ruled, Utere will be no sport shlrU; Use and jacket* will be NEW YORK un—Among drama!Ic TV programs that have Im­ proved most—and on* thal hid plenty of room to do »o -i* Climax on CBS. Its latest offering. The Deliver­ ance of Sister Cecilia, was good drama, good TV end historical fact. Claudette Colbert of film fame, lately almost ■ TV regular, played the role with sensitivity snd good taste, it>d to tha satisfac­ tion of tha real^Sistar Cecilia whom she Introduced at Uie and. After watching, I’ m not sure which it the real Bister Cecilia, you or me," the heroic mm to4d Miss Colbert. The story of Sister Cecilia's flight from Communist police in Cuehoslovakla and aventual es­ cape through Ihe iron rurtain il­ lustrated -"*ln that truth can be more exciting than fiction. And it demonstrated the gains mida in a itriei which had a vary rocky beginning. Tha first Climax production last fill included torture scenes that brought floods of criticism in re­ views and in totters from angry viewers. The sponsor stuck by his guns, however, ini' subsequent shows hive ihown steady, if slow Im­ provement Now Climax hai been booked right through Ihe summer, tradition illy the time for low bodreplacements, with Ihe seme get as for lha winter monthi of peak viewing. After June 9, Climax will go an • straight weekly baaia. One aspect of tha serial baa been successful from the start— tha delivery of commercials by taO, personable William Lundigan, veteran of many movie rolea. K The British are moving along with plan* for commercial TV to r I v 1 1 the government-opera led British Broadcasting Corp. Sol Comberg, director ot studio and plant planning for tha National Broadcasting Co., will spend July In England helping in the design of a commercial station at Man•PBYCHOCERAMIC* DALLAS, Tex. (0 — In Paul Crume’s column in tha Dallas Morning News today: Judge Philip R. Gilliam, the Denver Juvenile expert, ran into ■ new term when he want through tha Juvenile center down here. One of the boys was talking about an­ other youth and said: "He's psychoceramic." "Whit's that?" "Crackpot," replied ihe boy. Glgtlma nipper? Inch pieces of frankfurters in e t!* fat; add a can-of spaghetti Chester to be operated by Granada tomato sauce and heat well. Sena Television Ltd. with a tossed green salad and Hinny Youdgman and Rocky crusty hot French bread. Gratiaao have a new TV show of their own coming up on ABC June COMING SOON 1 when tha Wednesday night fights switch to that network from CBS. The new program, to be called (fenny and Rocky, will follow the fight*. F R I S C O PAINT “Making Paint History** Pantryabalf Help: Need an ex­ tra vegetable for unexpected com­ pany? Open a ran of small whlta boiled onions, drain and heat in a cheese sauce. Sprinkle with minced parsley or green onion tops — If they ere In the refri­ gerator — before eervlng. SANFORD P A I N T CO. 497 W . let St. WATCH FOR OPENING In Compliance With Our General Offices, as of Date o f May 14th, 1955, Our Terminals will be Closed AH Day Saturdays. Great Southern Trucking Co. TA M IA M I T R A IL S TO U RS Sait ford W HY 1 SOUTHERN BELL CANNOT SURRENDER TO A N ARBITRATOR IIS RESPONSIBILITY. FOR A VITAL PUBLIC SERVICE Far weeks now official! of the CWA anion have been maneuvering tn fet the Ineuen In the telephone etrlke turned ore r to en arbitrator for settlement. ^ There ehould be no mliunderslandlnf about what th la kind of settlement would mean. It would mean that n third party would be called In to write • whole new unlon-mankgtment contract — a contract that Involves every aspect of this business. HU decisions would bo final aad Southern Bell would be committed* In ad­ vance’ to accept them* rtfardleea of t^hclr effect on the eoet and quality of tele* phene eervtcn — en the Jeb security and job opportunities of telephone employees. WE ARE NOT WILLING TO 8UBJ EOT THIS VITAL PUBLIC SERVICE TO ^ SO GRAVE A RISK. Yale Study Method Undergoes Change la tbe telephone mtrikni* arbitration s f the whole dispute' undoubtedly* would create more preblenu than It would solvsPROPERLY APPLIED* ARBITRATION . NEW HAVEN, Conn. (JB-Yala has a new plan by which it.hopes to direct Us students' minds more toward the hooka and leu toward t "tracurricular activities. Tha unlveraity cells U a major change In Re etody program for undergraduates. Drawn up by a faculty committee headed by Pres­ ident A. Whitney Griswold, R la the flret change since 1941 The announcement said the change waa "aimed a’, reviving the Interest of Students In aca­ demic work and madlfyin* their attention to extra ciMicular acUvities.” Any Vale undergraduate what that mean*. Fewer parti**. F^wer vlalt* to Vaasa*. Leer anpMeto an sport* M OFTEN A USEFUL TOOL • It has had an Important place In oar relations with tha union for many years, fa correal bargaiaiac* wa have offered to expand Its ose as a meaaa of aottHng DIFFERENCES THAT ARISE UNDER THE NEW CONTRACT ONCE IT IS SIGNED. . fa fact* practically EVERYjirovieionof tha new contract proposed by the com­ pany la subject to arbitration. Let there be no misunderstanding then about Southern Bell's position on tho PRINCIPLE of arbitration. On tbs other hand* arbitration caa bo taken to extremes. Whea It la proposed* for Instance' as a meaaa of settling fundamental compray policy Button—such oe a whole new labor contract—It undermines tha affective management o f tho baalnsM. It ohm invitee serious risks that canid da gnat harm ta Uu financial Integrity ef tha hfalnom. SEARCH U ENDKB BILLERICA. MAM. (A - Tha weekkmg search far t-yaar-old Jackie Colby baa ended. Hie body waa found Monday ia under brash slang tbs bank at (be On* card River toe mllee t o n bis borne. FoUca CWe# Jeba F, Train- Tho bask principle Involved la that Southern Ball* which la charged with tha aolo rosponaibUUy far telephone common IratIona fa tha area It serves' cannot oar* vendor that rapsnalbUlty ta others. Onr obttfeUen far tarries UNDER THE LAW caaoot ho delegated.' fa the taUplwac striker arbltntlmi would bo just another form of cm Tha real issue at stake la tha ae-atrike clause ta — un eenUaamm service ta tha. pabSc while the new contract Is fa affect CERTAINLY THE PUBLICS EIG1 TO CONTtNIIOUS SEEVICE SHOULD WOT RE SUBJECT TO COMPROMISE. or slid he relieve* toe yeuagitcr toprtod . from Ike' bridge si h* peered through too rsflJei U toot skew toe water. sh a w m s or cximixv a# • W f * "e V^:. • t wwmtoeMye \. \ 4 •' • ■- '•aijfe'bmm jjm mft 1 * flMbtov * -3 - * -.a : i . t o o * , ir e 1 t a , * V * * a . ' >. - ; M P R "flPMPMl & W B I fa RMtaib "HP �It’* So To Place A Just Call 1821 the Want Ad Sanford * THE SANFORD HERALD Em t BOATS MOTORS -1 9 I—REAL ESTATE FOE B8I E - 3 > ARTICLES FOR BALE ■ 8—__ ARTICLES FOR SALE - 6 14- SPECIAL S K t r i C E F —14 It. FLOWERS PLANTS SHRUILS 1»— Page 3 Thurs. May 12, 1955 Want Ad UjcT” 7urnilure, ^pP^aocrsTToois, “ n e w 10’ Fein like leaf, yellow summpr 21 Ft. Chris-Craft “ spnrUinan” FLORIDA ROOMS and ask for IF IT IS BEAL ESTATE etc. Bnughl-sold. Larry’s Mart long blooming Pellophorum JALOUSIES - AWNINGS AND 95 hp engine. Call 2894-W after 24ask Crumley A Meelcttli 321 Fist 1st St. Phono 1G31. department tree. 10’ Blue .lae.xratul.i. 5 yrs. BEAUTY PARI AIRS__ —24 Remodeling, Home Repairs, Addi­ 6 p. m. SECOND HAND at 117 Soetn Park Phone T71 old. Pink and white Bankina. Herald tions. Porches, Bathrooms. Gar­ They Keow PERK UP Your new wardrobe Desks and Chairs AIR CONDITIONING blooming twice yearly, $12.50 ages. Carportcs, Tilo Kitchen 21LOST AND FOUND - 2 . and personality with a person- W A N T AD RATES SAMPLE 3-LINE AO GET extra cash for articles you no longer use. Place your ad to­ day. Phone 1821. A 3-line ad, such as the one above la only 3ftc per day on our low 3 nay earned rata economy plan, 45c rr day for 3 days end Me for day. little spaee like this will get your message before our more than 10.000 readers. Tell 'em to­ day I Phone 1821. ____ £ Room or House THREE BEDROOM H. POPE CO, INC. Spacious, well constructed mason­ 300 South Park Ave. Those 1444 ry home, kitchen equipped, nice quiet section, p r i c e d at $12,000.00, with terms available. QUICK CASH for Furniture. Add Ing Machines, Typewriters, Outboard Motors, Boats. Wo buy 60 Acres, lop notch citrus land, Wooden wagon wheels. Super dose in, warm section, $150.00 Trad-ng Post, One milo South per acre. on 17-82, Phone 2212-R. Wrkiw.i river-front cottage on largo lol with 275 river fron­ GOAT MILK . , tage, $6500.00, with terms. Randall Priest, South Sanford Ave. Phone 380-W-l. W. DIETRICHS T. W. MEHO Practically New - - MAICO Hear1901 Park Aveune Fboae 27 ing Aid. FFactnry Guaranteed. Call 563 or 696-M. a Seminole Realty ACREAGE The above 4-llno ad can bo run Acres tract — 10 acres S full days for only 82.40, 3 days 80cleared ............. $10.00 per acre fer only 81.80 and one day for 72c 80 Acres nesr Oviedo, ............................. $80.00 per acre Buy. Sell. Bent, Hire with want 314 Acres, well located, ads, the busiest salesman tn .......................... $25.00 per acre town. Put one to work foe you. Phono 1B2L Wo will bo glad to 2500 Acres, fenced. $40.00 per acre 640 Acres, River front, ^ charge It. . __ fenced, ..* ........ $100. per acre T o r” on! rfaToo'the'ahov tTi-Une » d la on the Job lor you or s full 335 Acres, Volusia Conuty, per acre days. Only $2.23 keeps it working 400 Acres, Volusia$25.50 County, for you for 3 days. 1 day la only $22.50 per iacre ■oc._______ __________ 400 Acre*, 100 Improved, Call us about”our puimesa rataa. Volusia County............... $9.,000. " The Want Ad D ep irtm en fli 10.000 Acres, Ranch, $35. per acre open from 8:30 a. in. until 5:30 p. 2.000 Acres, Ranch Land, m. each business day except Sit* $50, per acre nrday afternoon. Deadline for 8,600 Aeres-Cattleman’s week-day Insertions la 2:00 P..la­ Paradise Price on request........ the day preceding publication. Any ads coming tn plater than 00 p. m. will bo published under ■oo Classify. UKJr Late 1if-TT*T To AU vs»s*»/* 1129 •A. B. Peterson.Broker Advertisers are requested to no­ Phone . A. B, Peterson Jr , tify the Want-Ad Department im­ Associates P. J. Chesterson. Garfield Witmediately of any errors tn their letts. John Mclsch, R. W. Wil­ ■da, as Trie Sanford Herald will bo liams, A. C. Doudncy, Land Sur­ responsible for only one Incorrect veyor. insertion______ , Si IFOR BENT -1 WELAKA APARTMENTS: rooms, private baths. 114 W. First SL 4 Roll*way and Baby B«d« « - “ft-™ , J S LOWELL E. OZIER Builder — Phone 1359 Custom Homes and Florida Builder low cost homes Buying or Selling See L. M. PARSONS REALTY at i Points, Jets. 419 A 17-92. Avalon Apt*. Emdency. Phone 423. SEE Seminole Realty for Desir­ able Homes and Apts. Phone 27. FURNISHED Apartment. 500 Park Ave. ____ Furnished Kitchenette apis. Air A Conditioned. Slumberiand Court * South City limits Highway 17-82. " K S ’ fflS r S S liS S S r -” * C. L WHIDDON. SR. C a ll METAL ROOFING Now In Stock. 5-V Crimp —1U Corrugated— 2 *4 " Corrugated. Get all Your roofing needs at Sherman Concrete Pipe Co.. Out West 13th SL Phone 2489 Swim Goggles ............... 1 00 pr. 50 Ft. Plastic Hose ........ 2.98 Sanrtird P ain t........................... 2.50 gal. WHITE Girls for Soda Fountain Vacuum Cleaner Service ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS and Restaurant work. Apply Mr. Phone 714-J. 310 Sanford Ave. Phone 1321 Clark, Touchton Drug Store. Part* and Supplies (nr All Makes Including Electrolux. WOR~R~WANTED -11 61 VARIETIES PANELING U tW U lA JK Y -1 4 -1 Native and Foreign Woods HIGH SCHOOL BOY with Power I 4 R See Them At Mower wanta mowing. Pbona 716-M-4. Sherman Concrete Pipe Co. f ‘ OU j ^ t O n i n s u r a n c e Out West 13th SL Phone Z4X9 r - 0 Nt 3 ' i FAST. Accurate typist desire* permanent position. Knowledge a Tl A.n T iC F a n \ S l DG 3 ROOM SPECIAL of shorthand. Experienced with 3 Piece Dinette Set, 3 Piece Liv­ dictaphone and filling. Write ing Room. 3 Piece Bedroom P. O. Box 1443, Sanford. Group with Mettress and Box Springs ....... $295.00 (terms) 14- SPECIAL SERVICES —14 Rates to 9 PC. LIVING ROOM rolicybolders Sofa Bed. Rocktr, Chair —2-Step ORLANDO Morning Sentinel, O r M s William* Ins. Agnev Undo Evening Star. Call Ralph end Tames, 1- Cocktail Table. 417 te fe e d AUaeUc ~ ' Ray. 1183-J. Two Table Lamps. One Floor 24 Lamp............ $179 00 (terms.) ECHOLS BEDDING CO. s p.a. 1717 Pant An. Furnished or unfurnished. I bed­ room borne. home. ,Immediate oecnpancy, uoa g. Cedar. L A R G E furnished Apartment Freshly painted inside and out. 310 Magnolia. Phone SU. A. K. Roi setter, epmewiy______________ florist eiaaeqemet io u ie , Partly furnished. 1*33 Summarito Ave. Phone «T3-J. 3 Bedroom, nicely : f ■ r n i i h e d Apartment Phone I .■ r a f t entrance. MUST w r*- Special — TV and Rail* MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. 109 Elm Are. Phene 1335 SPECIAL AT NIX BEDDING MFC. CO- riumblng, Krr»ky Ilea ting , M. G. HODGES Scrvre on All Water PumpaWella Drilled - Pu ree Paola Road Phow 7W Baby Beds and Mattresi, Holly­ wood Beds In all types and Complete TELEVISION SERVICE on all makes and models. aiiea. Upholstering aad slip 8ANFORD ELECTRIC CO. Covers. 1341 Sanford Ave. I ll Magnolia Ave. Phoae 442 JALOUSIES A AWNINGS FH A FiRBBdac Life time Olaia and Aluminum Per Remodeling and repair* —Free Estimates—Free Instal­ Nothing Down-Small Monthly lation—Telephono 1425. Furnl Payments ture Center. US W. First SL 8 h ______ __ C b. 14*9 FOR SALE— Fishing Worms— Out West 13th Large blue wiggle n . Whole­ sale and retail prices. W. E. RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. Donaldson, San Mateo, Fla. T V SERVICE CENTER Phone East M-341. • Factory Supervised Service • Home calls 9 a. m. till • p. m (All makes and models) 111 Mag. Ave. Phone 9400 IN V EN T O R Y SPEC IA LS REG. 1245 USED PLUMBING FIXTURES. EXTRA SPECIAL NOW 9x12 Heavyweight Rugs ............ TU 8U4 Myrtle Ave. New throe bed­ 89.93 linoleum WalnutTlnlsh room block home. Total price Dresser, Mirror and . ltt baths. Would consider ease Bed 38.00 or smeller home In trade. 179.93 Book Gray and While Reasonable terms. Exclusive Double Dresser. Mir­ listing, ror chait and Book­ HOP Magnolia—Small 2 bedihom Bed .......... 98.00 home. Shade troei. Ideal for 118.30case Blonde Double couple. Total price $4130. Terms Dresser, Mirror, Chert If desired. and Poster B e d ........ 119.00 Robert A. William*, Realtor ttf.50 Blonde or Walnut Raymond E. Leedqwlif, Aaoerlate Finish Vanity, Vanity Phone 14T3 Atlantic Bank Bldg. Bench, Chart aad Panel Bed .............................. 129.00 Osier - Weller la c . M M , Walnut Finish General r —frartlee Vanity, Vaatty Bench, • Commercial—C u stom * Low* Cheat and Potter B e d ............................ 149.00 Cost Homes Blonde Vanity, Ave. INI 289.95 Vanity Beach, Cheat. WHY PAY RENT? Own your own Nite Stand aad Poster 4 Bedroom National AceeptBed ............................ 188-00 aace Home. By owner. $333.00 **and i T i t c i S j ^ i f i r ^ iu.oo 85 __ . Orem Picture Window Bofa and S bedroom bouse, acre of land. Matching Chair .........139.00 Phono 1887-R. 2M.8S r P c . Sectional JloqU/all ijn c c n y 1097 Sanford Ave. in* ENVELOPES. M terhee*. state­ ment!, invokes, hied fetus, sod > r o g r « m s , etc. Printing Co., West llih SL P. H. CAMPBELL Goeartl C "Homes «f Hi-Way t l « 1449 PLUMBING Contract tad repair work. Free estimates. R. L. Harvey. M4 Sanford Ave, “ FLOOR issEr ja r iretar. I ACRES of geed at Apartment Citrus land, situated star Banford Country 38840 Club in New Upsals. Asking Dining Boom Suite . . 233.00 M.400A*. Write to Geo. W. JarQ f.J Heroult Id . Worteatcr 4, M aa M ATH ER O F SAN FORD G O O D and BAD 3834* I , lg« 127 10* Hiutman meat case with com­ pressor, *’ Dairy bar. 4* Cold K f f J B ErfS k S ? tools, Meat scale & Produce Male,. Burroughs. JOKtrle^Caih K ETiJiS • f f iP p a s js f iL .'s a ; F s s ir in r FOR SALE tides of ■ — various arfoods, f Ye*, put mtrip to Hill Lum­ ber & Supply Yard on your B*xt shopping list Stop (n and pick out that assort-' ment of small items you may need in a hurry any day- And Incidentally, why not pick up the materials you need for that home improvement job y o u *v e been thinking about doing this season? H IL L LUM BER & SU PPLY YA RD US W .M S L or $5 00 each at place. Mrs. Carol Harrell, Box 261, Lake FOUND — Parakeet. Owner tn.iv have by identifying and paying Mary_____ ___________________ for tills ad. 2115 Elm Ave. 1 7 - AUTOMOBILES - TR AILERS iH uTT uy YOU to «rt' tlsTiclive 22—EI.E4TH1CAI. SMt VICES—22 you buy. Open Evenings and SEE Your General Electric dealer for TV and Appliances. Sundays. Last side Trailer Sales, Sanford Electric Co. Palalka, Fla. l i t Magnolia Ave. Phone 442 USED CARS FOB SALE—If cre­ FRIGIDAUtK appliance.*, sales dit l< l). K , you ran take up and service. G, 11. High, Oviedo, payments. No down payment Fla, Phone 4151 or Sanford required ’45 Chcvcrolct $199.00. 1642-W after 6 u rn. ’52 Buick $990.00. And .Many. Many Others. Write Box 219. Randall Electric Co. Like Mary, After 7 p. in. call Ucndix and Crnsley Appliances 1777-M.. Youngstort Kitchen' FOR SALK: 1917 noneer All Kieetrleal rir>trarting and repair* Aluminum. 26 Ft. House Trailer. 112 Magnolia Ave. Phone 11.1 Reasonably Priced. See Sir* Beckham, at the office of the -g— OFFICE EQUIPMENT —23 HAYNES Omce"’ »tachlno“ co!! Sanford Trailer Park Typewriters, adding machines, Salcs-ltcntals, 314 Magnolia, Ph IK—AUTOMOBILE DEAIJ%RS-18 44. CARS BOUGHT SOLD TRADED Roy Reel’s . Used Cars Sanford Ave & 11th St. IF - BOATS n . u A MOTORS -1 9 NEED CASH ? CLEARANCE SALE ON USED MOTORS 1952 — 5 llorje SEA-BEE A t condition........................ $79 95 1952-5 Horse SCOTT-ATWATER. Guaranteed Good ronditiun 89.97 7*i Horse MERCURY, Re-finished..................... 12995 1952-5 Horse SCOTT-ATWATER. Like New! .......... ........ 105 oo THE FOLLOWING WILL PULL. SKIS. WHICH ARE ALSO ON SALK! 1952—16 Hor*e SCOTT-ATWATER. Rebuilt. Guaranteed. A Meal at ................... 111.29 10 Hnr^c JOHNSON with auxiliary lank, gear shift Special 150.00 1953 — 16 Horse MERCURY, MARC 20 with auxiliary gas lank ........................ 189.96 How Will you swap? Ilnw will you trade? Your oid motor for a heller grade - EVINRUDE! HOHSON 361 E. 1st SI. 8 W manager In Apt. No. S after THE SUPER TRADING POST G. M. WILLIS On 17-92 South of Sanford 207 West 1st St. 7 Rooms of very fine furniture I’ boee 421 just arrived, Better hurry in. For Heller Plumnmg Beautiful Bot‘ gas stove 35.00 See or Call Dinette Porcelain top 4 elixirs 22 M) W. J. KING Walnut finish bedrm. suite $135. 2800 South Park Phone 50 6 I’ irce dining room suite 40.on Small Mbnti* writing desk 12.56 Largo Cedar chrst 15.no TREE SERVICE— Sorcery. DeMossing, Priming and Remov­ Matched end tabtrs-walnut 9.56 ing. Also Spraying. P h o n e Heavy Walnut twin beds 50.00 1143-J. Trade your furniture in on this. H A R L E Y-DAVIDSON NO. 61. Dragline service, Lakrfrontx A ditching. Estimates given. Phono builiiyscnt, windshield, saddle­ Geneva 2464, Orlando 52504. bags, 16.000 actual miles, ExSanford 2221. relircl condition. Phone L. G. Bryan, 1812-W. Rl. 1, West 1st St. Quality bulldozer wnrk ami land clearing. J. C. Carpenter. HL iARTICLES WANTED 2. Box 252. Sanford, Florida. Phono No. 2214-X-W. Highest CASH. TRADE-IN prices paid for used furniture Call 958. WUson-Maicr Furniture Co. 311 HERE’S HOW! E. 1st SL ________ Put Shades. Screens and Vene­ tian Blinds mt YOUR porch 7— POa-Llvrotech-Aepalke —7 for the cost of Awnings alone— Call 1447 for quotations. FOR SALE — Registered Boxer. Phono 055-M. REPAIR SEWING MACHINES Call 1060 nr see J. It. Colquitt, 118 W. 19th St. 164 HELP WANTED (Female) 1IA i ft A p a rtm e n t Venetian Blinds Enclosed head. Sag-proof bottom rail with plactlc ends. Plastic or rayon tapes. Cotton or oyluo cords. Senkarik Glass and Paint Co, 112-114 West 2nd SV Phone 32t Cabinets. New Building All Kinds Free Estimatrs-.’Ui Months toTay Corner 2nd A Magnolia Ph. 1232 Service aad Repair* Reg. Real Estate Broker “ Bud'' Bamberger, Mgr. RCA Motorola Sales and berries Open Monday tU • p. m. 119 S. Park Fh. 1281 Gene’* Texaco Service II3e Sanford Ave. CONCRETE Free City A Conaty Mape U Ready Mixed Concrete. Concrete FLOOR SANDma a Finishing. W. H. "BUI" STEMPER Block, Sand. Gravel, Cement Realtor — General Insurance Oak floors furnished, laid 4 fn Concrete Pipe to Meet All Quali­ Gertrude B. Dtagfelder Associate ished. In business atnee 1920. O fication!. Phone 2132 112 N. Park Ave. E. F. Stevens; Route 2, Box 227; X Phone 3419 Call 716-R-4 before 7 a. m. or Sherman Concrete PIpo Co. Whether beytag or —fling. M will after 6 p. m. u Owl West 13th SL Stanley’s Bike Shop • " V f c mal L r e a l t o r RED-l-MIX CONKRETE Florida Stats Bank Building 310 E. 4th SL Tel. 2434 Grease Traps Septic Tanka ‘ Call Hall” Pbona 1738 Bicycle & General Repair. Keys Window Sills Lintels. Lawnmowcr sharpen & Service. Sand, Itock, Cement, Steel Mortar Woodruff Singletary Desirable one and 3 bedroom apta. Phone 432-W. LARGE APT. 'on Lake Charm. Includes 3 Bedrooms and den Real EaUte Very reasonable. R. A. Cameron, Oviedo, Phone 4834.___________ Nice sleeping room, 311 Oak. FOR SALE —20 Acres of land, retlled In 1952, 4 flowing welts, m Phone 1M4-M. plenty of water. Tractors, trucks LOVELY One Bedroom furnished and otbtr equipment, • Room Cottage by month. Fkeo electric house and Urge bam. Phone end water. R. J. Carroll, 6 miles 1553-W-L South on IT-82.______ a Room Apartments. By Month FOR SALE— 10 Acre Grove. 180’ on road. Price 815,000. Terms. or week. 112 Elm. Phone 2883-W. Phone 1393-J. P. O. Box 1154. A Nicely furnished G a r a g e Apartment Hot and cold water I LOTS, Dreamwold Section on corner Maple Ave. at 25th. Phone 2290-W. Phono 489-J. INDIAN RIVER CITRUS GROVE Room Apartment Ground floor. OF A P P R O X I M A T E L Y Apply 313 Palmetto. _____ IN ACRES WITH ABOUT FIVE HUNDRED ADDITIONAL Unfurnished Cottage. K i t c h e n ACRES OF LAND. REASON­ Equipped, Venetian Blinds. Ex­ ABLY PRICED AND ” LONG tra NletTBlt Elm. TERMS A. A. TAYLOR. 1538 MAGNOLIA STREET, N E W THREE ROOM Apartment Pri­ SMYRNA BEACH. F L A . vate Beth. Entrance. Apply 80S PHONE 505-R. OFFICE OAK Elm Avenue. HILL 2331. O n e ^ D u p la x — Factory to You — Aluminum Pow ell’s O ffice Supply 110 .Magnolia Ave. Phone 968 Sporting Good* Phone 91* allied coiffure! Our skilled hair stylists will cut, shape and wave Jour hair to give you a "new look’ for spring! Eva-Bcsw Hcaufy Shop Phone 563 LAUNDRY 8ERW1CE -2 1 • One hour - Wash and Damp Dry • One hour % • Wash and Dry Fold • Finished laundry • Samtone Dry Cleaning Southwide Laundromat South Side Food mart Bldg- toe 27L. East 251b SL FI.WO SERVICE —SI U Sill—riano Technician. Phono 2164 Route 1. Sanford. 30— INSTRUCTION —3* CIVIL SERVICE: City. State and lYdrral positions. Salaries to 54.19120 yearly and over. Men and women needed. Portal Clrrks. Mail Carriers. Railway Mail Clerks, Immigration and Customs Service, Storekeepers and many others. Instructions now bring givrn. Examination* coming soon. Write Box NTS, •o the Herald. Sanford. >r YOUK AD WERE IN THU SPACE rr WOULD ATTRACT EVERYONE’S ATTENTION AS TIPS HAS ATTRACTED YOUI ^ ^ jn n n SHERMAN CONCRETE PIPE CO. Out West Kith SL Phona 2489 �• - BEFORE ANYWHERE C U T O N D O TTED U N I . . . U SE T H IS C H E C K L IS T HOMES consider and G. E. K IT C H E N com pare i i 0 . 1 . Refrigerator 0 . R. Rang* 0 . E. Diapoull 0 . E, Dishwasher (t-bath honeaX 0. E. Automatic Washer (t-bath home* Formica Counter Top*—One piece and n il edgn Large Kitchen*—Adequate Cabinet Space *, these features dta m a. Many and varied floor Float' Varied Elevations Varied Roof Llaea Varied Front Doon Varied Color Combinations Large Plots Shrubbery Sprigged Front and Bide Tarda Carport and Screened Porch Vinyl Pleatic TO* Floor* S Citru* Treee per Housei Valencia (Lat*X Pineapple (Bariy) Plak Grapefruit Kusaquat FOR B EA U TY V in k Doon Vinyl Paint Roof — TQe or Built-up l Venetian Blind* FuB Ceramic TO* Baths Exterior Brick SOk FOR C O M FO R T Furred and Plastered Walk Insulated Ceilings Magic Chef Heater — W!th Nutone Kitchen Fan FOR C O N V E N I E N C E : * «*• i w i i i«w « w w i (bJdtivnw oU L fliw v — i i �n 3Th£ Shop and Save In Sanford • KwtabHahed 190* VOLUME XLV1 AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER S A N F O R D . F I jO R IP A . Iz ra il* This U the day for which the Stroller has lone been awaiting; Friday the 18lh! Not a bit superatltloua la the Stroller who walk* ■nder ladder*, breaks mirrors and permits black eats tn cross in front of him, without fear or Ire pidation. So all day today, the Stroller will remain In bed. com­ pletely and irrevocably defying the Fates. Who’s superstitious7 Not the STROLLER! • • • The Junior High Sprin* Frol­ ics- will ba presented today at 8 p. m. at the school auditorium. The program will feature mixed voices of th# seventh and eighth grades along with apecialty num­ bers and dance, Between scenes selections will bo furnished by the Junior High Bend. Sponsored by the P-TA, the production Is being directed by Mra. W. G. Fleming. • • • n Here’s one you may have read before, but The Stroller enjoyed it in the American Legion Msgsslnei — **1 have prepared a ter­ rific selling point to insert in our circular advertisement” the man­ ager announced to hit advertising staff, “ but.how can wa get every married woman in the city to read this mesaagoT" "That’* almpte,” apoke up one of tha group. *Juat address all the letters to m 9 • Tha swlaiwtlag pool at tha Mayfair law will open Sunday mom fag Mr members of tha Saaford Bath sad Tennis Club. s i D ' 8 Teachers Hired For New Pine Crest Elementary School Sight faschera were hind for tha new pine Crest Elementary School and Bouthsldo Primary School at yesterday's meeting uf the Seminole County school board. Tb« mooting was held in superin­ tendent R. T. Milws'a office. Teachers hired were: Miss Vir­ ginia R. Booth, Laka Worth*, Mrs. Georgia H. Booth,, Sanford: Mra. Margaret M. Bnran, Sanford; Mrs. Polly 8. Daniels, Mobile. Ala.; Mra. Hilda W. Davis, 8anfordj Mrs. Martha Y. Smith, DeLand; Mra. Mary M. Walter, Lake Monmet and Mica Margaret A. Wilaon, Sanford. Completed plana for the eddltion of throe elementary rooms to tha Oviedo ochool ware ap­ proved and forwarded to tbo state department at Tallahassee tor final approval Tha new board meeting will be held May M, when bids on buses and gas tanka will be opened. Board members Inspected the pragma at the Pine Crest school following yesterday's meeting. Premier Scelba Attack Sets Out Clearing Charged By Group Strife In Party he said. “ The other shot works. more or leu, as a booster." Had the State Health Depart ment n >1 ordered health units tn postponc*the second scries of \accinations, the shots would have been given in Seminole County Negro scnools today and in white schools next week, Dr. Bird add­ ed. lie said no rases of polio have been reported in the CoCnty, Florida Is one of 10 states with, the highest polio rate, Dr. Bird revealed. Including the week end­ ing April 30, a total of 1J1 cases had been reported in the state. Meancewhiie, in Washington. Surgeon Gen. Leonard Steele said nothing has developed to threat­ en “ ultimata success" of the vac­ cination program, and Its suspen­ sion will be lifted "momentarily" for the Park, Davis it Co. vaccine. Schecle gave a report tn the House Banking Committee whose members indicated thhey were rcesedey to whip out any new laws that might be helpful. The latest government report showed M vaccinated children had been stricken with polio, out of an estimated five million who have received the serum. ROME ,1* — Premier Mario Scelba M-l about clearing up strife in hi* party today to save his 13month old government. Hi* day in olfirc was continued lad night when tin- new Italian President, lift-inclined Giovanni Grime111. ic . clod hi* resignation. By custom, premiers always sub­ mit a resignation lu a new presiINSTALLATION OF OFFICERS was held yesterday al Sotrihslde School for Ihe 19.'!>-ri(i |dent. school venr Installed were (left to right) Dint. Gustave IlnniherRer. president; Mrs. F. I>. Gronehi'* e l » e t i o n April Scott, flrwt vice president; Mrs, V. Atkinson, treasurer: Mrs. Velma Mitchell, second J29 racked Serlba and hi* renter vice president: and Mrs. Ralph Wight II, secretary. .Mra. Curtis Lavender, historian, was |coalition government. Although l!ir new President i* a member of thr not present. (Stafl Photo) / Premier's Christian Democratic parly, he advocate* bringing more ielli»t< into the government. Scelba had harked another randidate. Srclba’i retention of the premier ship was assured hv statement* of continued support Wednesday from (tie two minority parties in hi* coalition, Vice Premier Giu­ seppe Saragat’s Right-Wing So Hv SANDRA DUNN nalisli and the Liberals, Herald Staff \\rller "Today for many persona is what the Idea of March SINGAPORE If) — American newsman Gene Symonds. of Day* were to Ceaser". In other words it is Friday the 1,1th. ltut Ion. Ohio, died today of Injuries this year we can nil brenthe h siv.h of relief. There is only one. sustained in ■ continuing wave of Today hundreds o f mnchine-aRc Americans shy away rioting touched off by demonstra­ from Judders, and black rats, throw salt over their shoulders, tions supporting a bus strike. Two knock on wood, jinglo rabbit fo-t other persons were killed -and at and charm* In their poeket* and The Methodist Church In De­ least 38 injured in the violence, turn white over tha breaking of teen Against Every Friday the nary will be organized In nervier* 13th and rnda It* luncheons with which began yesterday. a mirror; but moat of all they salt throwing and mirror break- Sunday *1 4 p. ni. which will l>c Symonds, 29, United Tress man­ fear Friday the 13th. rondurted by Dr. Paul Fletcher, Ir.g ceremonies, ager for Foutheast Asia, died in di*trirt superintendent of the Or­ This t* probably ona of tha "Black rata are encouraged to AMES,-Iowa (JT—An Iowa State a hospital this morning, 13 hours lando District of Methodist Chur­ most widely feared auprrstltlons attend". College dean, prilled for having after he suffered head injuries. ches. in the world. Many propla aay the "atudent interest at heart/* Hospital officials said he never re­ l’nstor of the rhurrh Is I.t.Cdr. the superstition stalled many was honored with a new Cadillac gained consciousness. I.c*lii> E. Lewi*, stationed «l Sonyear* ngo when the Christian* as­ by bit students last night. fold Naval Auziliary Air Station French violence flared today in sociated Friday a* the day CUrUJi M. D. Hejaer. d e u of atada* * « , * of K •vlf’ N M. It- t u hi i.Yd rioting by 3,000 wa* crarffird and that then* i*, affairs and a member of the fecul- .triHn* In Florida ns nn accepted supply striking hu*m busmen and their support prior to Christ’ betrayal, by Juty here for 40 years, received the era that raged throughout yester pastor in th.* Virginia Conference rts>», 13 at the tabic. Others any automobile In a surprise ceremony day and last night. of Methodist Churchen. llrfo.'e re­ that the Norsemen hail a godde .* before 8,000 persons in the football po thi* ter duty *1 KNAAS, hr Police checked the Initial out­ who adopted th# day as I *r own stadium. break by firing on the mob with and an von* world ng. rating A progiant on Latin America served with lt-nvy Attack Train­ The car was purchased by do­ sten guns and tear gas grenades, will feature the meeting of the ing Unit «t Norfolk, V«. nations of students and friends in but British officers said last night doing business, etc. wa* likely tn Sanford Rotary Club at 12:1 A p. Special music for Sunday’s ser­ response to criticisms that coaches the demonstrators still controlled have a shower of misfortunes east m., Monday at tha Yacht Club, vice* will be provided by the upon him. receive valuable gifts while pro- an area a mile square in one of youth from the Methodist Chil­ Moil people won’ t go tn work- it was announced this morning by dren'* Home al Enterprise, Re­ lessors are overlooked. Singapore’ s western suburbs. J. Ed Best, program chairman. on this day and many folks will A fund alto has been established ception of member* into the Three students of Rollins Col­ church and Communion will re­ not rat in restaurants, go shopin the name of Uie 83-year-old dean p!t g, move or gel married on the lege will disru** the following spectively follow th* organiza­ to provide scholarships for worthy tilth. Hotels will not have a topic*: — Mias Kay Ktaln, a gra­ tion program. students. tilth floor, hostessas won't arat duate of St. Catherine's School Tbs presentation was mide by II, guests al a table fat frar that In Virginia and a straight "A" Ronald Mots, president of the stu­ one will die during the year and atudent at Rollins will speak on dent body, as tha college opened truniportatlon compasles will not the "Organization of American Ha annual three-day Vetshca festi­ ANNAPOLIS, Md. if) - The fol­ have tha No. 13 on a scat. State* (Pan American Union) and val lowing advertisement appeared in its Relations to tha United States It la estimated that this "holi­ a Baltimore suburban newspaper Foreign Policy.” day" rosta the nation tome |250,May 12: Vincent Antonettl from Puerto At a meeting nf the Sanford "The law don’t allow no Junk 000,000 In losi of biislnr**, etc. Rlra, a tennis player of not* and Theatre Guild held Professionals say that propla Wednesday yard here alao a student of high scholas­ But we don't care what the law fearing "13" superstitions are vic­ tic achievement will diiruss "The evening, Don Fletcher was elected tims of Trlikaidekaphohia (fear president nf the group. Olher of­ don't allow of No. 13). TrUkahlrkaphobe* Present Position of the United ficer* rlerled wrir: Robert Mem, We runm Junk yard anyhow." Slates In I-atin America." Eduar­ The Anne A r u n d e l County don't care how they got thst way. do Garris of Chile, a senior at vie* president; Miss Maude RnmNEW YORK CIV—Fire destroyed two lumberyards md threi build­ Board of Commissioners, taking What they are positive of la that the college wilt also Ire heard on iey, secretary and Mr*. Dea GroElected to 111* ing* last night and the flame* note of the advertisement, voted terrible things are going to hap­ a subject Reining on "Interna­ ver, treasurer. pen and the only rca-mi they hoard of director* wet* Mr*. Ruth threatened the Williamsburg sec­ to ask for an Immediate ruling tional Relation*" llillhimer, Eraneis Raumillal Jr., from the Court of Appeals on don't happen to them la that they tion of Brooklyn. Tha program was arranged Tommy Thomas take "extra precautions" (like and George whether or not Henry J. Larque A fire pf tidal estimated damage through the cooperation of Dr. Dalibs. Jr., the junkyard operator, was staying In bed). at two million dollars. The town of PYench TJclc A. J. Hanna, vlr*-pr**ldcnl of Plans far the coming season Four hundred firemen and TO guilty of violating the zoning laws and th* summer were dineussed. pieces of apparatus raced to the or noL Lacque’ t appeal of a ton­ Springs, Ind. some years ago itat- Rodina College. It was derided to uso “ Claudia” acena. Eighteen firefighters were ing law conviction has beer pend­ r,l that all black cats had to wear FOUR ARE SENTENCED as the first play nf the season in ing with the Court of Appeali for twlla on this day tn "keep away Injured, none seriously. CAIRO if) — Egypt’s high mili­ September. Meanwhile, those in­ the mental atraln they employed The firs started when a sawdust tome time. tary court ha* sentenced four terested hi littl* theatre work era on th* reeidenta." blower exploded in a one-story Many club* have organized to members of a regional Commu­ invited to meet with the mrmbera frame planing and moulding plant break down the aup-eatltion. Ona nist committee to prison terms th* third Tuesday of every month adjoining one lumberyard. Two when a workshop and social ev­ lie National Society of Thir­ ranging from 2 to 10 years. employes fled to safety. ening will be held. flames engulfed another turn Special attention was called to beryard, and a bolt and screw fac­ At a rcecent convention of Flo­ a meeting of the Central Florida tory on (he same block also was Federation of Live Thralres which destroyed. A paint store across the rida Spaulih-Amarican War vete­ rans held In Orlando two Semin­ will be hrld the afternoon of street from one yard suddenly ole County men were elected of­ June 5 at DeLeon Springs. This burst into flames. fices of the Spanish-American is also open to all interested War First Volunteer Assn. Frank parties. The schedule for the d*y Evans of Lake Mey wet chosen includes a picnic aupper, brought vice president while C. C. Priest by those attending, swimming and af Sanford was elected secretaryan evrnlng meeting. treasurer. President Is George E. SSATTLE IB — Harold E. Cot- Spencer oTKey West. Company C of Orlando, which tom. D, whose care killed a 8-ytar old boy last Nov. 15 then sped on, was under Uje command of Capt. dthatr, was represen­ gained his freedom yesterday by J. N. Bradshaw, agreeing to provide 11.000 reward ted by three members at tjie 43th The Columbia "Ctiurrh of the money for capture of other hit- annual encampment. ThTey were Air" program bn May 15 will fea­ Evans, Laka Mary; William II. run drivers. ture a Christian Srienr# program The 81,000 or yaar-ln-Jar choice Reams, Winter Garden, and Gab* entitled “ Beneath God’a Shelter­ was given Cottom by Superior White, St. Cloud. ing Wing." Th* ipeaker will I*# Court Judgt Henry Clay Agnew Colonel Robert Ellis Key, Editor when Cotton appeared for sen­ of th* Christian Science religious tencing after conviction on a periodical*. charia of failing to stop and ghrt Music will lie furnished by a aid. quartet and by Frederick Jogel, Tha money must be paid In ta- WASHINGTON (ft-M ajo{ party soloist of Tha Mother Church. attllmsnfs to Folios Chief H. J. officials said today that as far as Thi* program, originating from Lawrence during tha next two they know the last legal bar to WEEI, Boston, will be carried by /-era. bo'ding presidential non-toiling Station WDUO at 10:30—11 a. m. U. S. Newsman Dies Of Injuries Received In Riot Here Kitty, Kitty;. Friday 13 Unlucky? DeBary Methodists Organize Sunday Iowa Slate Dean Is Given Cadillac Rofarians To Hear Rollins Students Baltimore Paper Carries Unusual Ad From Operator Blaze Threatens Brooklyn Section; Damage Reported Donald Fletcher Elected President Of Theatre Guild Two County Men Elected To Serve Goldsboro Students To Register Sunday Offer O f Reward M lu Ti » . RaM, principal of Goldsboro Elemaotary School has Obtains Freedom aiked all parents of children who will ba sin yean aid on or before Jan. 1, 19M, to bring tha chil­ dren to the school's assembly room Sunday at 2 p. m. for en­ rollment and a ehack-up. Dr. G. H. Storks and a nurse will ba on hand to give immuni ration and boaster abate. Parents are 91*o asked to have their child's birth certificate to verify EAfTHAMPTON, Mast. Wil­ fred Robert lus a shack near the town dump where he stores sal vsga metal Yesterday his dag brought e piece of neat tram the •iump to toe (hack. Ike meat was w appal ta smealdarieg paper. It set (ire If grass wear tha stack aad tha blase *reed to toe structure, the deg fire ■ 'Lt, X h u rd T O fA ir' Broadcast Sunday Party Heads Claim Legal Bar Removed PROPOSAL! INVITED WASHINGTON Ifk-Tbt Atomic a s m Commission is Inviting to buy beat produced in SfraHna nf • reeetrch atomic r being built by North AmtsAviation. AEC said wenUj * enengh heat to M No. ISfi. Prtaa I^aaad W irt U.N.Command Sends Protest Dr. Terry Bird. County Health Officer, said today he does not believe the delay in Riving the second shot nf Salk polio vaccine to Seminole County school children will cause the initial shot to lose its effectiveness. "One shot gives children a certain amount of Immunity," Strolling In Sanford A tw iiflilw l F R ID A Y M A Y IS, 19SS Health Officer Doesn't Believe Delay Will Hurt to * Weather' Clear to ptrtly rlnudy Through Saturday with widely sratirrrd aflrrnnnn thunrirrxhna rr* nnrth portion: little ihanff In temperaturn. high thi* aftrrnnon 53-M immediate roasts. m conventions in August next year ha* bean removed. Tha Republicant bad Axed Aug. • for their convention in San rranelaee, and tha Democrats Aug. U In Chicago. Both said these date* ware mere or lets contingent on tome states changing their lawa lor certifying nominee* RADIO BFT RETURNED FT. MONMOUTH, N.J If*- The Signal Corps says a radio WORKING an preparet tons were a id s ta begin consl ruc­ Army set left In lb* antarctic for eight tion nf a costater al lb* City Pollct etetlon today Is city years has been relumed here In employe J. D. Grka, ebown drilling a bole for a junction bos. perfect operating condition. It was Watching Is Patrelaun I- T- Hardy- The counter will re­ brought back by an engineer with place the 30-year-old desk, which w m removed today- (Stuff the recent polar esprditioa of the N a v y ....................... Reawakened Fear Sends Vietnamese Fleeing From City Incident Is Said Premeditated Act lltirilONG Nnrth Indochina B -Hundred* of Vietnamese fled in sharply reawakenril fear today as i Conimuniot V I * • m I n h troop* Ml’ NSA\\ Korea (/P)—The matched in h occupy thi* big poit, f . N. rontnmml in a prute-G , -urrcmtrred by the French after tn (lie Military Armistice !)2 years of colonial rule Yictminh army sound trucks, tVntmin.etini today charged a n "imjirnvotit'd" n 11 it r k |' oving ahead of grim Rod so'dicra -ImuMering rifle* with fixed !r.,jiw Tuexduy by (’ o ni 111 ti n i * t nef*. blared to the city's p.'ople a Mill’s on American Sabre chilling order: let* "wrt.e clearly aver inter­ "Ever; person who collaborated national waters.” with the French and Vietnamese Peiping radio broadcast a force* inu-t report immediately ta ft>w h>iur* latvr I’nmmtniisl China'* ( tlie nearest Polish station." assertion that the Sabre* had “ in­ News of the order, first heard truded aver northeast Girina." The |in the northwest part of the city, Beds’ official People's Daily said, spread quickly Hundreds of Viet­ "Tuesday's incident wa* a premed­ namese si reamed to Iho Haiphong dock* in a iast-minutc rush to itated net of aggression." The U. N. pralest and Peiping flee Bed rule. rail in alto Oi*puled on Insic* In Mo*l were Vietnamese' who ap­ parently had wavered on making the eight-minute air battle. The U. N. protest said the Sa­ their choice to Bee or to try to bres, ■ Backed "sonic 53 miles live under Red rule. southwest of Simiiju . , . were obliged "to defend themselves and in mi doing destroyed two or more MIG a ire ra fl win In su stain in g nn losses." People's Daily said one Sabre Jet wa* shot down and two were damaged. It called the U. S re­ port of two Mills downed and two probably destroyed a "brazen wil­ ful perversion of the truth.” It *ald, "Chinese figtiter* rose lo intercept them ithe Satires) and shot down one and damaged two. These are Ihe facts." In llw protest the U. N. Com­ mand rhargt-d the HeJs were "rndeaiortng In utilize" Korean base* a* a "privileged sanctuary." Tlu> protest through Ihe Military Armistice Commission told lliu Chinese and Ninth Korean mem her*: "You are idlieially warned tha if the aircraft nf our side arc at­ tacked the; will defend them­ selves." Fitth Air Force Sabre pitots said they shot down two MIG* and probably di-strayed two morr. Tlioy said they were attacked by 32 MIG*. No American plane wa* hit, they said. Civil War Soldiers Kept Powder Drier Than Counterparts LEXINGTON. Mo. CD-Civil War soldier* apparently were belief adept at keeping their powder dry Ilian their modern eoimterparle who reenacted the 1801 Battle of Lexington wderday. Like tlie original engagement be­ tween 12,000 Confederate troops un­ der Mai. Gen. Sterling Price an! 3.000 Union soldiers under Col, James A. Mulligan, yesterday's tftnek bailie wa* fought tn the ram. But when it came lime to lira Iwo cannons, iclirs of the Civil War, there wa* silence The pow­ der got loaknl. Otherwise the rw-enaelmonl was similar lo Hie lHtil bailie in whirls the Confederate soldiers forced the entrenched Union troops In surren­ der. Tlie ntnrk affair, walrhcd h.v an estimated l.oud *|>rrl.ilor* on tlie original rile of tlie Baltic of Lex­ ington, was a part nf Wentworth Military Academy's 7.'dh anniver­ sary. Taking part were Wentworth SANTA BARBARA, Calif, if) _ cadet*, Nati,mat Guardsmen, Uni­ It was a had ease of the hive for versity of Texas drill team and little Jackie Hollies, lull (hr 3- r.u Army unit from Ft. Riley, Kan, yenr-old boy survived 230 Irale bee* and is expected to leave the hospital to lay. 'While visiting hi* beekeeping un­ cle, Jarkir accidentally knocked over I hive. Tlie toscct* swarmed alt over him Indore his sister Josephine, 9. washed them off with BUENOS AIRES, Argentina ’ I*—. a garden hose. Doit ora said thry putlril 230 A bill to lax property of Ihe Ro­ stingers from Jarkie’t hands, ears, man Catholic I'hurrh wa* be for* the Argentine Senate today. Con­ nose, even his tongue. "Only a s t r o n g constitution sidered certain of approval, It w. t pulled him through," one physi­ the latest move by President Juan Pcron in his six-month fight with cian said. (he church. The tolris.itielion of the bill ye*, tordzy coincided wilh the resigna­ tion of a Peronlsta party member from the Chamber of Deputies in prolct against the governinenl’S OMAHA (.fl — Omaha police anlichtirrli campaign. Argent.w churches are li.iJit i* picked up Tom James Dalton, 59, at the public library because they ally exempt from taxation. Must thought h.m a penniless loiterer. private Catholic schools aim pay no taxes because they give fre<* They were wrong. "I am the best eoal showier in education tu poor children Privnfw schools that rharge tuition pay real Ihrsc parti," said Tom To prove it. Torn produced a estate taxes ranging from 1 7 to lullfold containing 52,733.99 In 2x3 of the normal taxes The hill to end the exemption cash. While police stared at the sveat- was introduced only a day alter mi. ked bills, Toni quietly slid, the Senate approved a measure "Every payday jut! stuff your abolishing Catholic religious edu­ money in your billfold and forget cation in the public sellouts. it. You’d tic surprised how it adds up.” While the stunned policeman nodded. Dalton pulled out bank tlooks showing deposits of ov'er 53,* 3-Year-Old Youth Survives 250 Bees Property Tax Bill Certain Of Okay By Argentinians Loitering Charge Turns Out Wrong DUO. Wife Seeks Divorce Buf Hubby Has Bird Taylor To Succeed Ridgway As Chief W A S H IN G T O N g r*_ G ,.u . M a t­ thew I) Ridgway, critical o( ad­ ministration decision* to cut bark the ground furcci, has s-ked to b« «’iired June 30 ami will br suc­ ceeded as A r m y chief of staff by Gen. Maxwell D. Taylor. lUdgway’ s decision to leave on the day before Ihe now military budget becomes effective was dis­ closed when President Eisenhow­ er tent the Senate a nomination of Taylor today to succeed him White House Press Secretary Jsmea C. Ilagerty said Ridgway wrote * letter to Secretary of the Army Steven* liking tor retirenent on June SO. Ridgway's term LONG BEACH, Calif. UR — A Navy shipyard* worker got the bird and his wife aeeks a divorce, but neither I* exactly happy. George Michael wanted the bird. Pretty Boy, ■ parakeet, but he says be also wants his wife, BettyJo, who accused him of mental cruelty. “ I figure ttist If I can keep thr bird she’ll come beck to me," hr told Superior Judge Joe Rsyrrs" yesterday. "Abe k m tost bird." had until Aug. U to run. a t - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 12, 1955; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/e9bc0ac3867e4350830ab620d40cc8d1.pdf 27aad47583bf99dfba591b22bd5fcb48 PDF Text Text •- J r* g c n T a t* . M * y 10, 1955 T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D SHS Band To Enter Additional Society State Contests Synodical School At Jacksonville ’ Colored News % Attended By Ladies From Entire State mmI: ! i S Three hundred end forty-eight Presbyterian Women from the By­ nod of Florida met lest week a t th s Coquina Hotel, Ormond Beach, for the Ninth Synodical Training School. Distinguished ministers and tea. there from throughout the Gene­ ral Assembly of the Presbyterian Church taught at the school. Tho Rev. Oswald Delgado, Tam­ pa, wee Inspirational speaker,tea­ ching "Love In the New Testamrnt." Dr. Marshall C. Dcndy, Secretary of tha Board of Chrlftlsn Education of tha General Assembly of tha Presbyterian Church, taught tha d a ta on "Tha Christian Family"; Dr. W, A. B.-nfleld, I/oulsville, Ky., taught "How to Study tha Bible"; Dr. Vernon B. Broyles, Atlanta, Ga., taught "Christian Witnessing”; Mrs. H. D. Habcryan, a missions ry In tha Preshyterinn Church, tcught a class on "World Mia•lr a." .-a. P, T. Piety, First Preibytc an Church, Sanford, received her certificate at the school this y .n r for having completed eight ccursea at the Training School which she has earned having atterdlng tha Training School for a< rat years. as B. Lewis, Richmond, Va., W j la always on hand to help tl.s women In the book store, reported that over f t ,000 was spent a t the echoo) for the purchase of n *'!oua books. ole women from the First P terlan Church In Sanford a. .w.!ng lha Training School ware Mrs. L. G. Hunter, President cf tha Women of tha Church, San­ ford; Mr*. R. C. Maxwell, Mrs. Ila'ph Smith, Mrs. Louis* Car­ rie r, Mist Lot Banks, Miss Nella B erks and Mrs. P. T. Piety. Making a pan of baking-powder braa bread to serve with coffee? Dot the batter with orange mar­ malade — leaving several Inches ^between each spoonful — before The Seminole High School Band, under the direction of Ernest Cowlty, will be among 29 bands to participate In the 3U U Con­ test a t Jacksonville, May 12, 12, and 14. Over 3,000 young musici­ ans will take part In the event when tha concerts will b« played In the George Washington Hotel from 8 a. m. until 4:30 p. m. and Saturday evening tha bands will join forces for a mass concert be­ fore tha drill contest starts at tha Gator Bowl. Judge* will b« LL Col. William F. Santclmann, director of the U. S. Marine Band; Dr. W. D. Itcvelll, University of Michigan; Glenn C. Bainum, director of bands emeritus, Northwestern University; Joseph Bergelm, Mil­ waukee; Paul Yoder, composer and arranger of Chicago; Capt. Thom­ as Darey Jr., Somerset, Pa.; Dr. Frank Simon, composer, Cincin­ nati Conservatory of Music, for­ mer eomcl soloist with Sousa's hand and director of ArmcoBand; Henry Fillmore, Miami, and Mrs. Jackie Portante, twirling Judge, nY POPULAR DEMAND “Midsummer Nlghl’a Dream" was presented at 9:45 a. m. today Williamsburg, I’a. and will be prenented again at 10:45 a- m. tomorrow by the nixth rrade Grammar School Chiefs Wives Club Being Formed Now At Sanford NAAS TW O-PIECE COSTUME of caramel colored textured silk, was designed by Mollis Tarnls, Tbs rounded collar, attached to tbs short-sleeved dress, la V-d Into lbs collarlesa neckline of lbs jacket. A tan pigskin belt and a red and black printed silk scarf go along. Bally Victor bat. Dorothy Gillyard/ George Benton Wed Lost Night Mias Dorothy Olllyard and Ceorga Benton were married last night a t 8 p. m. In the home of the Rev. D. L. Bralnard 2000 Washington Ave. Mias Olllyard la tho daughter of _M Mr. iLl. and -i**- Mrs.• *P.* B.—Olllyard Tha annual music fvstlral with tha theme "Music In Spring" will ba presented tomorvew at 8:13 p. m., In Crooms Academy audito­ rium. Spoixors are Mrs. K. B. Holly, Mrs. Elsey James, and Roy A. Allen, principal. Tha public is in­ vited to attend. When you ar* making a merIng In tha suggar gradually as soon as the egg whites ar* frothy. If you add tha augar a t this fro­ thy stage, Instead of waiting un­ til the whites form stiff peaks, the sugar wilt dissolve and help pre­ vent the meringue from “weep­ Pour thin white sauca ever ing" when the pie comes from tha cooked drained egg noodles; sprin­ kle well with grated cheese and oven. baka in a moderate or hot ovetO Note , for tha dhurch supper, until heated through and brown­ committee: three 1H pound loaves ed. This dish makes good eating of bread and l t t pounds of butter for lunch with crisp bacon and a will serve 50. 2 W EEK SPECIAL O N LY studenln of Mbw Lucille Campbell’* room. The above scene was taken after the love chnrm had been released on the queen. Billy Colbert Is the klnr while Carol Ann Corlon acts the pnrt of the queen. Others srei (left to right) Leslie Jones, Barbara Taulty. Winnell Messer, Mary Ellen Wilson. The proceeds will go to help the class's adopted orphan in Germany. (Photo by Jameson) A newly formed Chlcfi Wlvei Club will hold Its first formal Seniors Are Given meeting on May 10 at B p. m. in the Chiefs Club, NAAS, Sanford. Graduating Party Offlccri wll be elected at this meeting, and as one of the mem­ A t Beach Saturday] Mr. and Mrs. John E. DuBoIa A graduating party honoring bers stated, "copie on girls, lets get acquainted and do some good Harold Pato and Larry Bates was Jr. announce the engagement of for your club and your communl- given at New Smyrna Beach Sat­ their daughter, Mlaa Jeanne Had-j urday hy their parents, Mr. and ley DuBois, to Lt. Victor Mapea Mrs. Theo Pato and Mr. and Mrs. Greens Jr., U. S. A. Lt. Green* la the son of Mr. and Mrs. Victor J. Bates. Tha boys and girls enjoyed Mapea Greene of Sanford. Tho wedding will take place on games, swimming and later a pic­ man, 1IZ3-J. or Betty Spencer, nic supper was served to the June 6, in Kaiserslautern, Oarmany. * wife of Uia president of the Chiefs group. Miss DuBoIa was graduated Club, 1375-M. Those enjoying the event ware Tarry Smith, James McKaa, Rob­ from Stephens College, Columbia, Yogurt— a cultured milk af ert Harvey, Bob Shoemakar, Bob­ Mo., and in 1949, from Pennsyl­ custard consistency- la delicious by Blllhlmer, Allen Maffat, John­ vania State Collage. served over frosen peaches thawed ny lllggina, Robert Miller, Joa Lt. Green# la stationed with Hunt, Johnny Jones, Charles Wil­ Headquarters Western Area Com­ ke, Tom Norris, Al Philips, Louie mand la Kaiserslautern, Germany. Bullard and th* honorees, KNGEBRKTSON Good meat dish: Spread bread C O L L E E N Alto Crla Cates, Dottle Mette, Barbee Brown, Mildred Price, Kay stuffing over a scored flank (above), who recently woa tho Jenkins, Nancy White, Jean Ken­ steak; roll tha steak and tie se­ Shriae Bawl beauty roatest, will nedy, Betty Lynn Selvedge, Irl* curely. Brown la hot fat, add ana- ba opoaaovod by the Ban ford Liens Causey, Delores Jones, Ann Britt, quarter ray a f watar, cover and Clab in tbe Mlaa Seaside Fiesta Marilyn Calhoun, Shirley Wall, Dl- baka la a moderate a m fo r 1H event to ba bold June 9-12 a t New an Snyder and T a m il Jaen Nal- hours or until tha maat (a tender. Smyrna Bench. (S taff Photo) Serve with acalloped torn*toot and succotash. Kitchen tipi nd4 sugar and flavoring to heavy cream yon a n Te give antra flavor ta a sal­ ■at ar* yotat* to tray ta] wUpplag after boating l o n g mon loaf, add a half cup of whan making menus. 1. Ap­ enough sa the cream baa begun noarasly chopped dill pickle and mind pearance; *. color; 8. texture; • teaspoon of grated onion ta. the 4. flavor; B. staying quality; 4. to thicken. Two to three table­ spoons of confectioners' sugar Is salmon mixture. Servo with n calorie valoa. thin white annc« to whleh dried crushed dill has been added. Engagement Is Announced Here a r t general directions fop using the broiler In a gas range to Seat advantage. Preheat the broiling compartment fire min­ utes with full flame. If the broil­ er Game depends on the heat con­ trol, set the dial at the highest point—beyond 6C0 degrees. Al­ low one to 3 inches between tha fam e and ths food when you ate-, cooking ona-lnch thick lamb chops. When you broil chicken thera should be at least B Inches between the Gama and food. Allow only 2 or 3 Inches between Game and food when you are broiling fish (whola, split or Glleted). • 95.95 17.95 Candlestick, low — t 4-98 Tail Compote 7.98 8 att A Pepper — 11.98 Compote low 6.98 Vasa ____ 4.95 Bon Bon ---4.95 Sandwich T rsv nlarcad _____— , 8.98 Bowl, pierced — . 19.98 Sugar A Cream — ..11.95 Hurricane Lamn — -11.96 Plus Fed. tax 94.95 tis iitio ts i Emfhtk OmJrmem n m b k* Crafted By Worlds Moat Famous Manufacturer af Fine SUvtr W m . L Kader, Jeweler jfe fto n tH m a la a iifl |S 5 9 b 5m 5 ) ( M7-W 112 S. Park Ave. SAVE MORE THAN II I U DOUGH I ‘400 •i Hard Ta* B PLYMOUTH 4 D ost Mi ■' • j « \m CHEVROLET 9 « " • 4 Doar DODGR Club Cs*M tfl CHRYSLER ’I 4 Dw B PLYMOUTH O sh G n u NEW |I 1 $ | NEW Two Door Sedan < I >M PLYMOUTH 91* | gtatUa Wages ■* • DODGB 9 i S Osar D O D GE 1 9 2 0 8 3 overnight 1 9 I V fee; twfrfeM paint, fan slfNk, 9 3 0 0 9 7 5 « a month a limit** tew fee ARd labor Vhr the t e l of a lifetime — i* /€v ■. ** A I S U C f to H •e n y r u i i n v a u lt d U BATCH IM« 9 1 1 (1 1 | . ^: p#, \ k^j i TRADE NOW ! ty.T V \\ frf! �WeatKer Shop and Save In Sanford STb ^ aw tefc an VOLUME XLVI Knlahlfavlredp INngPKNDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER H A N FO R D . F L O R ID A . Arthur 0 . Russell, Fredericksbu Va., research en­ gineer, plans to begin constructlen of hoat muiufacturlnjr plant here in the near future, director the Chamber of Commerce were informed last n igh t Clifford McKibbin, chairman of thiamberV industrial Strolling In Sanford Election Group To Conduct CofC Voting In June • • • . I i 1 Navy relief aim needi relief. Such waa the caie yesterday af­ ternoon when two rain soaked men from Sanford Naval Auxiliary Air Station battled a stiff wind during a welcome rain. The usually windy corner of Flrat EL and Park Ave., where the men and their sign were located, waa no exception as the stiff breexea toppled the big sign. • * • / Here’s an Item that gave the Stroller a laugh. An old croae • roads merchant wrsthfully wrote a debtor who had promised for many mouths to sattlo a long* delinquent account: "You are Just a mule-eared' liar. If you don’t settle up, I aim to clobber you until them won’t be nothing left but a pair of suipondera and a wart. I want asy money and 1 want It, now.".. Ho signed his name with a flourish, reread tba U tter with grim satlafarliou, then added the postscript, ‘Ties*# excuse pencil." e • • The iouthsid* P-TA will have lip final meeting of this school year tomorrow a t 3:U p. tn. in the athool auditorium at which time ctficen will be Installed. They ^ re a jd y jk M f- Gui Bamber* * D t sSttj/ip* llfte J C, Mr*. Ralph Wight U; W aturer, Mrs. C. 0 . Atkinson, and histor­ ian Mrs. Curtis Lavender. Final votes on P-TA projects will be ta­ ken. Railroad Strike Ends As Workers Report For Duty LOUISVILLE, Ky. OB - Tha LouiavtUa and Nashville Railroad •triha, eea of tfca kmgoet in m a t history, todod today when workers reported lor duty to M state#. Tba order to which worker# will return waa settled at a m atin g here tost night If. E. L a w , general chairman af tba Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen, declined to discus* setA ra ra t terms. He admitted, bow•ver, toat some operating brother­ hoods had m a l e ' their member* for picket line doty over this to­ m e. Tfca LAN bad t a k a the position It waa “no* feasible" to call aU m u back toaea Ha passenger toe toe wifi not resume la Naabvflto, L. 0 . Clay, ta ry af Mia local Brotherhood a l Engineers, cootended the plan to m a i l ew t o t i according to sen­ iority i t Jobe cama up “ wiB make af fee entire of Coffee Meeting Plans Announced Flan* to r I 19-mlnut# meeting each mooth of Chamber a f Com narea member* were announced last night by Don Bales ch airm an .<t the ckim ber’a coflee d u b a t tha m MUf a s a t o f el the clum ber's board ot director* at a t y HaJL Ha r a e a w a o M O ut the tot toa m i i ttog fca koU too* u to U N a. m. « tba la ri Tfcanday et aach maath. Tfca board apBrorad tba wrnmm*aditto j Tfca cettoa x a riaas a n ;ad to — actjvtttoa. Cub In Manpower MatoControversy WASHINGTON Ufi-U.S. official* j anticipate an early Sovirl accept, ance of the Western Invitation for a top level Big Four meeting this summer. President Elsenhower Joined with British Prime Minuter Sir Anthony Kdrn and Premier Edgar Eaure of Franco in dispatching the in 'ilntion late yesterday, Made public last night, it proposes an early meeting with Un*.-ran Pre­ mier Nikolai Bulganin. The time ami place nuv be «et IMCSCUK i ’llICWS d ig th ro u p h p ilrs of w rccknge n fle r nn lied when Secretary of State Oulle* u n fin ish e d ccm cn l flo o r o f th e huge Netv Y ork Cttlinciim British Kuingn Secretary Harold rollapNcd nt th e L'olum bun C h rle m u st ru ctio n eile. Police Mnemilian and t-renrh Foreign unit U retncn w orked w ith acety len e to rc h e s to fre e ih re e "ini-tor Antoine I may meet So­ viet Foreign Minister V. M. Mol­ m rn . A t le a st 2.'* p erso n s w ere rep o rted in ju re d , one believed otov In Vienna al week’s end lo killed, am i o th e rs being s o u g h t in I he ru b ld e ns trem en d o u s conclude an Austrian M-ito treaty. g ird e rs co n tin u ed to fall, en d an g erin g th e re sc u e rs. ( I n te r ­ Elsenhower is described as well­ ing to Journey tn some neutral n a tio n a l) country. He apparently doe* not favor G en ca because of its association with last year’s Aslan conference where the Krcnrh made a settle­ ment giving part of Indochina to the Communists. Stockholm and Vienna have been mentuyned as Plans were made at the meeting of tha P 11o t Club possibilities. Pilot Club Plans To Enter Parade last night to enter a float in the Armed Forces Day Pnrndo on May 21 and also to participate in the Wekiva Roadside Park dedication ceremonlea on Saturday, Jluy 14. Mrs. Harvey Swanson presided at the first meeting of iV T itH nS' meat Station w lif I report* an research from 0: AO iu . til 11 a. m. and from 11 until noo* ft* H eM s',id ty l a tour will be made of current lion.’# ', m’Utary m l1„ plots. loomed as fee au to poinT« w Many toplea of intarest to vege­ trovert-v > 1nJic’lions were the final *..lltf. ta l# growsra and eammsrclal re­ presentative through C e n t r a l schi luied tor tomorrow, wotfld f*w Florida are scheduled. These will the or-ie almost solidly behind the include the latest on such Hems pre deqt'a position—th at'o f great* as combination pesticides, weed- er i Uadce of air and atomic pow­ disaase-nenutods, using Usect re- er id less on manpower. pallants on crops, pesticU* resi­ R i. Flood (D-Pa). an Approdues, seedbed management, ferti­ ptii sni Committee member, told liser and variety triala, and many n«w nen he would ask the House to fc re*sc the b® enough to main­ others. In edditlon to the station's staff, tain military manpower strength reaaareh worker* of the U. B. De­ at 1 rels at of this June 50, and partment of Agriculture end from t o t ck the plsnned retirement of the Main Station, Florida Agri­ loo g a v l transports and ampbl cultural Experiment S t a t i o n , vessels Gainesville, will be on band to discuss certain portions of coop­ A< i. Stump Heads erative projects in the area. Services Are Held For Mrs. McDougal lfr*. Minnie Edwards MeDougal, 94. died at an Orlando Nurs­ ing H one Monday aftentooa at 4 o’clock after an Hint si of several yean. Bora Hay 4, m i. in Lloyd, Fla.. Mrs. McDougal cams to Saatotd la MOO and resided on Celery Ave. Ska la survived by a daughter, Frances McDougal of Santoftt one granddaughter, Mrs. A. K. Shoemaker Jr.; one sister, Mr*. Scott T. Beaton of Waycruas, Ga., and a brother John P. Ed­ ward*, New Smyrna Beach. Funeral services were held yes­ terday at I p. m. a t Bristea Fun­ eral Home with the Bee. Milton Wyatt officiating. Burial place in Lake View Cemetery. Ft Headquarters iPearl Harbor »RI, Formosa (St—Adm. FaStump lef* for hit headtlx qua J n at reyri Harbor today telling newsmen he thought •J 7th Fleet "can taka c a n tba of It If." [tJ.S. commander in chief of ifie h»d been asked wtiethtfca ronsidcred the 7th Fleet •r ulncrablr as a result of i oi Communist air ftnflfth ainland opposite Formoea bad three talks with Oil tioaaUtf President Chlang with v bom be had stayed as « UN guest. "Wa Iked," he said, "about the ng* as before—mutual connected with military whet wa might do to Job out here more ef- U. S. Air Force Otters Rare Answer To Peiping I adio Claim TOKYO tiv -la a ra ta ■ tell you this," an Air “I to a Faipin* radio claim, Iba U J . F * r l spokesman said. “ Our Air Fore* dadarad today not a dn't get a singta UJtot u - j u Mdtot hit alHkt A a a rk hem. Sabre Jala ia/tfcrir do* fidht with | didn’t even have a finite eight to U Bid CblaaM them they didn't have torday over tfca Yalbw left the ground." Paiptof radio U«t a l|b t said Mo Thai an explained the Sa MIG* shot dawn eaa lafcra aad on a patrol and train J — r * two. E ariiar tfca U J . Air Forea said two MIG* w«rs risot i Thai Fore* said K did not doww aad a third probably daike tba pilots available •troyad. with all t o n s returning ew* because they a r t ■afaiy t Ifcatr Sou* Karaaa bare. ' flying duty. Tfca Bad China*# charged tba broadcast, saying flaw a m Shlhcbeng, and Tala Island* of the g ii g|^u» iif Hi province ot Liaoning. | j . autfcoritto* w4B fc m full responsibility for arialng l^ a M d W irt U. 5. O fficials d r o o p s Expect Early Retraction Acceptance Is Asked commlttnusde U announce­ ment at tegular ion ionthly meet­ i ing of tjosrd e!', H ditecton at City Ha! Russel plan l wit t>« located or land \ of HoUdAv*., front­ ing on labors Bln. Ths City Commits agreed .Us. St to sell Russell fleet of like frontage to a deprf 250 fcttlfor 12.000. j RusselHH constrict 14-foot and 16-f* plywood txkts selling An election committee, headed In a !ow-;e range. ifc plans to by A. W. Lee Jr., will conduct setl from display rain on the Uis election of Chamber of Com­ bkefrontiintil the 1 business merce directors in June. reaches i-ortlons for aim to alThe committee which was an-jlot distriorship*. nounced a t last night’s board of | At laitpht's mrclinl, McKib director! meeting at City Hall, bin alto tw attends* to the was appointed by Chamber presi­ fact that it- Chamber and San­ dent Earl Higginbotham before he ford havcirn quite srtlft in as­ left for a vacation in Texas. sisting tHfnlvcrsai Milne Cor­ Other members of lire commit- poration get established here. tea are Willis Peacock, James He show<a pirturo of the first Gut, A. B. Peterson Jr., and engineerit model turned out by George Touhy. the firm. * McKibh said progresi Is be­ Touhy, vice president of the Chamber, presided at last night’s ing made* a proposed Plywood plant whb would be lorued Just meeting. The directors heard a brief re­ outside F ford. A defirlte anport by Miss Bobby Jo Hunt, the nounctme la expected *|on, chamber’s official delegate, on said. McKIbb at a recent Cltk Com the U. S. Chamber of Commerce convention in Washington. Miss mission t ting, said to 4 San­ Hunt said aha distributed a num­ ford men an a 1250,000 Invest­ ber of copiee of new two-color ment In tf plant. He did lot Id­ booklets on Seminole County at entify thrtj The plat would be locate* east the convention. of SanfenAve. and south ot 27th Copies of ths booklet, published Bt, It* pnlurta would be used by Jo Williams publlcallsns, v e rt exhibited a t last nlght'a meeting. for f u r n iti making and building , Tho dfrcctor* officially adapted it material). I McKlhbiij (aid plan* »’»» for distribution. being tfiseAMd for an Industrial park here. Experiment Statioh Annual Field b ay), SetFocTomorrow* —- A aw oriatrd N o. ISA. Soviets Unveil Plan For Peace Chamber O f Commerce Doctors Informed Last Night O f Rns *T o Construct Plant Here Son A apodal pro tram of music and radiation by Seventh D ay'A dtrnflat School children nnder the dir action of th d r teacher Mrs. Cara* w»n, will bo preiented today at T:4S p. m. la the Chapel at Seventh St. and Elra Ave. Elder Wayne Foster, youth leader, will bo pre newt to addreaa tho children and - to prealdo at the Inreatiture for w their work for tho year. The pub* lie la cordially Invited. tt* * \V1 ih N E a P A Y M A Y , 11, 195S Mesilr f*lr with little rhsnf# N temperature but scattered shower* over th* key* tonight and Tbnr*. day and a tew very widely aril* trrrd afternoon lhtimter«hnwer* north portion. tha alub’a new year. Year book* were distributed and the follow Ing committees appointed to servo with Mrs. Swanson: Atiendan ■*, reception and M* J s A te n * .’ K.dtsfl* n A. Stiji<->-'hoi! j - \ n |! Mr*. Ruth Ceott, ■ j t i r j w - : bv-laws. Pilot inf.rrtu tioh, parlianirntaiian, Mrs. B. Li. Chapman, chairman; education, A varied program Maturing fce Mrs. J. P. Halt, chairman; la [isliition. Mrs. Al Hunt; jirogi un, mixed voices of Uia avrnth atd .Mr*. Walter L. f artor; public af- ■eighth grade glee club,I along w th fairs, Civil Defense, Pies* Bfcak kperiality numlwrs and lances, atd Llrs. M. Ik II*born Sr. chairman; international relations. Mrs. Bar1 between scene sclrrtke* by Un IcNab band, to planned for the Annual B. Stevenson; music, Mr*. Mr? chairman; publicity, Mr*. V. C. Junior High School Frolc*. ti be Messenger, chairman; extent Ion, presented i t * p m. Frittoy In the Mr*. Nancy nrock, chairman; spe­ school auditorium. cial funds, Mrs. E. B. Randall Jr„ Th* event to sponsors! by the rhairman; mental health, crippled children's Society, Mr*. Troy Junior High ichool P-TA and is R*y, chairman; USO, Mr*. Mes­ under the direction of Mr*. \V. G. senger, chairman; Milk Fund, Mrs. Fleming, music department head. Gaiter, chairman, hospital, Mrs, Proceeds will he divvied equally between the P-TA and the music Reborn, chairman. Tha budget of *1,4111.00 was ap­ department. Th# opening srene will drplet A proved and a letter wa* read from Harry Weir, Seminole Hospital Day In A Gypsy Comp and w administrator, thanking the dub feature 40 seventh grade sing, rs for it* donation of a "Hl-lo” bed costume, with Howard G'>rdli for the i'llot Club's room in the guest soloist Janet Glenn, accoi new hospital. A room In the pre­ dionlat and Samira McKinney, aui sent hospital was furnished a harpist. Next to he heard will b« number of year* ago and has been the eighth grade girls glee rluh maintained since that time by the singing five songs, with dance-.'by Jana Flynt and Jeannette liarvey club. and featuring Patricia Clark a* A report cf the Milk Bank given soloist. *y Mrs. Carter revealed a total of The eighth grade boy* glee club three ease* of canned milk, on* ers# of dried milk and 12 quarts will present four selections, spark­ of fresh milk had been glvrn four ed by a trio of Sr.nny Fold*. l*m bdlgont families during the past McCarty, and Donald Carter, A month, representing an expendi­ Variety of six numbers wit’ be sung by th* 80 mixed voices of tho ture of $30.31. aernith grade club. Seventy-five Announcement wa* mad* that boys and girls of the eighth grade Mils Mary Tanner baa bean select­ will sing a group of songs l j com­ ed a* the Pilot Club’* representa­ plete the program. tive to Girls' Btata in Tallah*****. To add to the enjoyment of tin Alternate will 1>« Miss Betty Ann air.lienee between scenes, individu­ Munaon. al* and a trio from the Junior High School Band will entertain. Plano Junior Hi School Spring FroHcs Be Friday Registration Urged By Mrs. Mitchell Proposal Told Before Meeting M OSCOW (>V)— Tlie S oviet U nion unveiled is world pence plnti tndny fa llin g for th e im ­ m ed iate w ith d raw al nf m ost fo reig n tro o p s front both K nst and \Ve*t G erm an y , big pow er n rn w ru tn and a con­ tro lled ban on atom ic w eapolls. T k c plan w aa n u d e public a few hours before top Sotict otticinls gathered in Wanaw with leader* nf their seven Fast Eu ropesn allied nations to establish * unified NATO-type alliance un­ der » lUissinn rotninander. Itie anniwincemetlt al-o eanic stmt tty after the dslhcic of West­ ern invitations for S<*s*vl I’ictnicr Bulganin lo meet v*till President Eisenhower, Itiitish Prime Minis­ ter Ellen ami French I'rcmior Fame for. an informal discussion of world problems, liters was no immediate Soviet reaction lo the invitation, but It was believed here (hat Bulganin Would accept. The peace plan was circulated by the Soviet'*] Tass lu-ss agency, which said thejpropoaali were con­ tained in two declarilioni sub­ Funeral Services mitted as ■ roaolution to the H.N. Milmommiltee on dsarmamenl Held Yesterday nmv holding closed se>iions In lainMany of its provisions were For Floyd Sheldon dim. similar lo prevlou* Soviet propos­ Funeral service* were held this , afternoon al Oviedo Cemrlery for al*. Tlia bKI for tl » evantatiun of Floyd II. Sheldon who died at his Uuiiiis fruBt Ueluumy wss U m UmuI home atla* a lingering foreign in Die fir.n deetstation, illricM. He w .w Horn in IMian Or­ rmuairlcT an eigtil |N>inl gcurral peace plan, chard. Mas*., fyov. 4, Iftf'ijand had it called on the U. N.Assembly to lived in Maitland for th* past three declare that "a weakening nf Inyears. Icrnational tension can be achieved Mr. Sheldon » * l In ma^rclsil tjie timnrdiate evacnalion of hardvoi* business, a member of tloops of the Big Four (tower* from the Ot ietlo Find Bsplist Church, German territory, leaving limited and a memltcr of Masonic laxlce contingent* and police forces." It3 In Oviedo where lie also made lie home for several years, survivor* Include his wife: four l. ’T‘lr' n- *,r*' ,1,!ll1’!‘,y’ ?*’ ni^ 0,,, sllH(|nn stationed Grdgn Cove Spring* with the U.S Navy; Harold R. Sheldon, Maltand; one sister, Mrs. Stella Mar- The Salvation Army hopes to he tn, a brother, Ernest Sheldon, able lo expand Its service* in Sanbith nf Chicopee Falls, Mas*., an­ /nrd. soon, l’luns are underway to other brother, Beil Sheldon. New- ei»'n a transient lolje, so that inlot, Conn., and four grandchildren. ■liifent transient |M-r»on« can be given food and lodging At present, The Rev. laiuli L. Day of the food I* alHsul the only servlr* the Ov ede Baptist Church, assisted hy .Snlvalion Army Is able tp supply the Rev. Arthur A. Forthlfch nf the to li.mvieiit person* In addition tn Maillind Presbyterian Church, of­ supplying food and Mging, a tran­ ficiated at tha burial. Ms-onic sient lodge would gne the Army rites were held at the graveside. closer conlact with these persons, This would enable lire Army to be nmre able to do something toward lolpmg Uirsn unfurlnnsta mrn In Teachers Appeal become rchabilitaled, apintualJy To School Board and socially. "Omlrihulions tow ml the 13.>6 DALI .AS, Tex. (A — Sixtyonc Irving t’-arhcri appealed cancel!j - financial campaign will aid great tioo of their 1955 Mi r-nlracti to ly in making these plans a reality. the Dallas Count;. School ikuid Donations may be mailed to P. O. lies ]lt5. Sanford, or limy may be yesterday. They were part id Ifll tearlirr* pirkrd up by a uniformed Salvawho made a tlm ib r appeal in Loots I, phone 559. r-.ld-April and had it denied hy HONESTY FAYS OFF County Supt. L. A. Roberta, Most of them entered the Irv'r : PERTH AMROY, N J. OB-When school system In March when the cafe proprietor Melvin Cutler lost Irving School Board fired. Sup! a hag containing $715 in business John L. Beard and precipitated a receipts, he dldnt* even hoth-r to walkout of about Tvxi school per­ n fy ooliee thinking Ihero watn'l a rlianrc in a million of gelling sonnel. • Since then, the iv.srd that fiird it liark. Wesley Moo I), a crane Beard ha* Iw-en dissolved and a operat >i. found the big and turned n*w hoard favorable to him cirri- it over yesterday to p.liee. who ed by Irving voter*. Most of the traced it to Culler. Cutler said striking personnel have been rr he'd give Moody "* suitable hired. ; reward." Service Expansion Of Salvation Army Is Being Planned provided by Kay Ivey, Marilyn McDaniel. Sandra McKin­ ney, Bally Chase, Edith Hansen and Mrs. J . C. Mitchell, principal of Chris Cate. Southside Primary School this morning strongly urged patenti to taka an aetiv* interest In the Chamber Directors registration of children who will enter tha first grade next fall, Vote To Sponsor cither a t Soutbsida or Pina Crest. Regiatralloa will ba held Thura- 4-H Club Girls day and Friday at Southside and OKLAHOMA CITY W — A 7« ! 1 Brashear* derided on a Til# Chamber of Commerce's Dr. Terry Bird will be in his of­ board of directors voted last year-old Oklahoma City couple wa»J ■•friendly divorce." II w..- obtained fice all day Thursday to make night to sponsor two 4-H Club on a second honeymoon today be- Dec. 21 and the next day Itrashears physical check-up* lo r tha ehild- girt* to the state 4-H Club abort cause of mutual love for the U.S was off to Sun Diego fur Marine t Marine Corps. training. course a t Gainesville. Mr*. Mitchell emphasised that The complicated domestic af­ For IT weeks, the Lcjt!icmerk* Th# action was taken an a early registration la neceasary in fair* of Mr. and Mr*. Jeaae V. had a model trainee but some 1.500 ^ order that provision* may be ade­ request by Miss Myrtle Wilson, U.rV !''tTt were smoothed out last, ^ "in "s^mteoli ‘okla.. County Home Demonstration A quately made for tba 1966-6# night in ■ second marriage at the wife Jcannie was having a hard g en t ichool year. Free Will Baptist Church. Mia* Wilson’* request was pre- They were first married Dec. V. time keeping the aeparalion a seated to tho board by F o m et The following day Brashear, an secret from the borne folks. PLANNING COMMITTEE Brocken ridge, Chamber manager, aircraft mechanic, received notice The Brashear* divulged their TO MEET TONIGHT legal manuever when they began Tba Long-Range Roads Plana who read tha r'um ber's agricul­ to report to hi* draft board. ing Committee af tha Chamber ot ture committee report in the ab- H# had already decided be to make plans for their marriage Commerce will meet at T p. m. •«n<e e t tba committee chairman. want'd to Join the Marines and ceremony last night. And will a ttev Marine assign today at Elmer** Restaurant. Tha Brock earl dg* reported that tho hi* wife waa heartUy In favor and, discussion will center around rigth- recent eatery pro.uoiion on Del­ in fact, said she’d have him in nn mmt cause another separation? of-way gar tba imprevemaat af U. ta-CAB Airline* wa* a success. other service. Th# Marin#* were Not m a bet, say* Jeannic. She’s S. Highway 1T-9S. Ma exhibited eevoral photograph* agreeable—except far one thing. going right along with her huaBrailey OHham is ckairm al ad showing the eaUnr being prepared They couldn't accept g married and to El Toro, Calif,, after the hnrajrmnrw aad anrvnd an tfca plane#. B S H 3 "’ Couple Gets Friendly Divorce , Now Enjoying Second Honeymoon - v n ^ T T lli Armed Forces Day Plans Doing Fine, Housholder States George Msrbtirr. commander* elect of t'arnpbell-Lotrine Post .VI, American l.egion, and his steer­ ing committee are doing "an ex­ cellent job" un plans for Armed Force- Pay. Karlyle Houshobler -aid tart night. ilou.linidrr, chairman of lha Hum ber of Commerce's .Armed Fnrres committee, made th* re­ mark al the monthly meeting of lh«- ilia 111tier's board of director* at City Knli, Del..lied plan* fur Die May 71 celebration will be worked oul at a meeting next Thursday at lha American Legion hut, he sahL The meeting uill begin at 3 p. m» llmishuldrr said marching units from I inecastle anil Orlando Air Force base will participate in the annual program here. Other unit* are expected from the Sanford Naval Auxiliary Air Station atul oilier military force*. May bury is general chairman of Ihc Armed Force* Day obser­ vance t ’linirmen nf the various com­ mittee* aro Ernest Cowley, bands; It. 7.. Johnson, civic slid frater­ nal groups; W. C .(Red) Hierx, reviewing stand, and R. J. Bau­ man, baseball game cm-monies. Mrs. Margaret Goit ii in charge nf the Gettysburg Address ronlest, which will be conducted in all county artfriufs. The county winner will recite the addres* over Radio .Station WTRIt ami el the ba-cbull game ceremonies, — r—■ i Policy Mahers Convene To Set Amount Of Raise PITTSBURGH 'P - Top policy makers of the CHI I Tilted .Sledworkers convene today to set the exact nmount of a raise they'll seek for nw.twsi workers In the basic steel industry, Steel worker! now average $2 39 an hour. Meeting* of the union’s 33 memer Executive Board arid 170 mem­ ber Wage Policy Committee were scheduled, Tho tile flings cams* at the sice! industry was booming along at near-va partly production. M.ae stool was made last week than in aty previous week In history’. Most companies report sharp ineroasoa in first-quarter Income. live Industry to operating under a two-year contract with the USW, signed last June. Though 1051 was a poor year for production, USW member* won a 12-ccnt hourly package, including a 5-cont aa hour pay ht>w. Tin- union has the right to reopen discussions tin* year on wages only. Alaska, Hawaii Grasp For Bottom Rung Of Ladder WASHINGTON i.r-A!a»ka and Hawaii — their statehood dream blasted. Ironically, hy W votes— grasped for the bottom rung of the ladder again today. In the wake of tlx’ 218-179 vot# tally by which the ltou*e yester­ day sent tin- Joint Alavka-Hawalt bill back lo committee, supporter# were uncertain of their future course. Chairman Engl# (D-Callf) of th# Houm? Insular Affair* Commitle# said tha margin of defeat mad# problematical consideration of sep­ arate legislation for either or both territories. " I ’m not going to fight a wind­ mill." be said. Both Fugle jnd Rep. Saylor <R* Fa;,’ another testing statehood backer, attributed deteat to opposi­ tion by the leadership in bolli parlies. SMOKE BOMB DROPS THROUGH HOUSE HOOF • s a ;' DIEGO, Calif. vA) — T t* N-vy Is trying U. determine how a plan# happened to drop ■ smoke signal bomb through the root of Mr. and Mra. LevereU Bristol'* bom#. It tended in a bedroom. The Bristol* were to the kitchen aq f ««*• unhurt. ^ �in T H E SAVTORD H E R A LD f> w oteA u. n s vucwo fun/ TWEE CiUES V>E HIM TWEES CASEfennantb * v*im l >mE u -------------- I T ----- I------------------ YOU AND THK N O ttl M O H IM W OaM Yt) YOU 7 W OW Tt SMemrgroN gWtLLD SSpf > [ = eiomt |i today's (scesiut wlw fatUeg you i( » w t U it leaving you lin n and ex­ hausted at tiia end of the day or even during tha evening relaxing haunt a It may well ha for In many Inl a u / j . ... . a ta n e a a In o u r Bw sw aF Mott people think ebout fo^J. . , end "><»«» ibeppem think obeut mor.ayl A4P think* ekeut the food shoppers! There ye« hove It! Over the year* wo hgvo become roiher eiperti e* number one preney-igven tt mlllleM of people. Come vfplf us during (he m int month of Moy end reallzo tha tasy A t f woy to real economy. l'ZK f a t s . Cnntlneeee. ¥ x S £ £ £ m o n n e e n c a ary I at slay. It not only can annoy , ft can interfere with oommwnffon, daeraaaa affirlenry, wntaribi to nervousness, cause aerldent* 1 mistakes—to any nothing to ^havoc It c m do to peace of 14-Oft Bottles Kara nro waye you aan w ot needless nelna ogre at home, In nlfca, tha atora, the factory and materia and restart! duee unwan i One mail acouatlral m noaad nf fibr ____j i,. jWKkmmm* ju&j l Q u j T tH c n P r o m d a d d y !"— wi*w end < m n n of v w » D e ta c h m e n t “ L e v e " p e rso n n el look «« 4H one o f th e d e lg rh a je n th A J^2P g i r e n m U * i i to th e N A ^ S S an fo rd ry n w g y In l i l t o f / on i h r f l r t i l a * nT (h e ir five ih e u rim f m in ( r ip to an m t o N t hasa- t h * « # t» e h w r n t deptrlad .Monde v May ft fo r § . pi* m o n th p n o t o i r i p h l e min* Inn. (O fficial P h o to , U . p . m : u:,**1rawa ault nf rinria* Bernini feijnry, Ika au iter ■( A**lc*m*il 1 iru ar a( Haot ffin! *hut *1 »• a • » I" hui t*k*e to a ho*. yit«l far ohtoavaiian. urmand CARA (if THANKS m!lr'in lag Officer of phntoRon i j , hid* farawall In Ada. f . U Hlckle or f**L»nd. A fflror-ln-fhirg# of VJ* bj'a Detachment "U »a", prior to Mr d*yt Muw frem NAA0 Panfnrd on an ah M ar r« eh I* rnlMlen. (Official Photn, V. 0. Pilot Tqkes Chonce For Crow Mcmbon ST. C tA lB 5V U ,lB .O hio(A P)in order to five the athay id m*n dbaird « fhieaa to parachute, an Ohio Air National Guard pilot lUyed with hip C(T plana until It rre»h*d Is (ha Balmont County , The pilot survived. al°ng with •hr*# others who aloatad to at<y or ware’ unable ta Jump in time, suffering ralptlvrly miner a r na Injuries, ^•,r' KUUMondaynliht, ner, h*oarlng the Rav. R. V. IfeplU, naptar of tha Churrh of fled, HleVary Ava, tala* thin means to thank tha many friandi and tha rommlHta'a reptain nf tha aaUndar rally f»r Ihelr splen­ did ro-anapatlon and support in making this rally a big siirress. May find Blais You, M «, Ann* H»nderaen* ahalrman of lha aammlltaa •d r, With Perk A Tomato Sauce — Boiton Style er Vegetation fb n . f . J. PLU H C t, r * » « in d - New Yorkar» are noted for mindlar their own bulges* and nobody /Mined (o netlee wh#g Pat/iek Artdy, so, not wearing *i much »> t bit cr a wrfrtw#t<l|, calmly hoarded a rfwntnwn train. The d r he a n in war idling up wiih mile and fomtle PO»«P|err. day May i t Tha datarhm*nt is mantiomgn htnpanH rifled faf a w>lrh will I* Wk m from h|n Mwiniper and lake from faur la alx menlhe ta template. ........................^e *e«0oman at. mart fan off hi* real. That did at* *>*« w e e atueUog. One u ,(ra ~ at (IfldlM ad to mother and them WO mijgh *«i|rrjint to leave tha n r . The *Mira wore n iie d ani Yjcw YORK mw- H w*i • balmy ervwm. about T iA ttreeu end (ha Iffcalant p u h w y ^lefm in il at [th Street and Broadway w at the i»l b u y piare. ANN PAGL—T4r Cooked Bokrd ^ Ana of u man who rartehuted was killed. Ha Wfi Idtnliflad a* Bft- Tburl W. Starsher, dd, New PhtIa(al*J pHU, five others «r« in BameiJ vitle, Ohio Oanarnl KaspiUl. hw the succtsso* A N N PACE furg if Right J iy Western Beef IUND9AK d d fashioned lb. Pineapple PRESERVES 11per Right lptem Smell p t e facea treating h ; a jumbled $ The IJnlvanity of North C |w iiBi l t d AftlJin* rnllafa htva hit** p«li pltyert with tha u m o arm and middle n»me*. They are (co* nle Mark Aravltta of the Tar IU«U«* pitcher Karl greener of Heeli and Connie Mark Butler of (ha DMgtra hurlad (wo no-hit Bolins. g a r m It tha miner league*. G e n e ra l Insuran H. JAMES GUT AGENCY SPARE RB lb. 25c Fuper Right lpvy Weptem Beef Roui Roast lb. WMITf MOUSE Heavy Wester! Beef CUBE STBkKS Ta« Evop Milk lb. IIP N|AET—TPma Ilarf*d 3 1.lV. Cart D a |IM Super Hight lephiy GROUND BEEF 3 lbs. $1.00 Super Right i u n g Tender CALF LIVER J g Mil* AMO MIllOW COffiE Allfeed Brand Guter Cijred .PH, POINTING— CBfeDIT ikm itlG A T IO N S MAd 6 ANTWHERE IN UNITED STATES OB I f o r e ig n c o u n t r ie s CRED IT BUREAU OF SANFORD T K l.K P H O N W I W l e d I B T t _____ SLICEDBACON lb. h't d i i y e r ii» n » rd iil Tfg v ftn 21c A4* p«s*r WM m •* H egdtH n l a r r a F r» » b •rapofruit Green Shrimp m u* MmMe Wlttd He n e tt d k g M A S 2 ^ 25c 6 **" 25c Chevrolet Task'Force Truckstk tt Tomato Juico (ImwCmk ferwerrf) a • O ’clo c k 2 S ^ 13c Haw Crop T«*f Yellow O N IO N a f 2 Juie 19c Found er Carton Cl LEM ONS Dei Fresh T an d ar GREEN BEANS i*. 19c He f in Mg ■ ■ ■ ■ - ' “x r t r sic UfebwySecp X £ X7c» bnU guid 't t it e *tt Me Mgj! M lUbUffcbt SO yearn In a U r C M lM t lli" SwfAt' M y Meats ||g f*f '•*» 8" )A g j tt ste ' Chb Ctw heae ttT tt He Rft* .......... MM .___. . , •• . id -v * H �T§P'ST! '• - r . ■ WfJ. May 11, 1955 P t|« B THE SANTOHT) HERALD Pound QUANirrr rights reserved PRICES GOOD THRU SAT* MAY M GOLD MEDAL FLOUR Canned Hams EAT-RITE ARMOUR STAR OR EAT-RITE SKINLESS EAT-WTE OUAUTY ROUND BONE W IE N E R S EAT-fllTE Fi IS CELLO GROUND MUTE QUALITY PURE B EEF KIDNEYS OX TA ILS „ — I ^ 15 19 Sinokad HICKORY SWETT BACOA SQUARES u, 27 i :ay natural LGE. GOLDEN RIPK Garth Medium WH. BEETS 2 . YELLOW CORN HANOVER TINY LIMA BEANS * ASTOR INSTANT COFFEE -l-o*- Jtu ASTOR JUMBO TEA BAGS isc CHIX-OF-THESr.A BITE S I/ TUNA FISH * Green Giant irearn S t.> DIXIE DA RLIN G ENRICHED L O A V E S ORANGE JUICE 8 LEMONADE • CHICKEN PIES Winter Garden SLICED PEACHES 5 Urol Southern WHITE ACRE PEAS 3 lubbv CKACKIN* g o o d COUNT THE TOTAL____ IT’S THE TOTAL THAT COUNTS 1955 Ford . . . Plymouth . . . Chevrolet .Vo',linqhoir,c T V SET LAUNDROMAT REFRIGERATOR �** Cutting Libraries Politics And The Court The ides must still exist that in edurniton Anything more than reading, writing i t J Arithmetic 1* a waste of time. People I derate the schools, though they go beyond the llttoo RV hut do not know that valuable education can also come from libraries. Ohio is facing thin sort of opposition to public libraries. The city govemmenta have ganged.up on the libraries, and want to cut down the Inttcra* ahare of tax money, no that more can go to the cities. A bill in the legislature would limit libraries to 35 per cent of their present none too ample funds, an that more m a y be apent on city activi­ ties Told that thin cut would mean that libraries could upon only two daya a week and buy only ope third of the hooka they needed, n spokesman of the cities said, "What of it?" Fortunately thi* gentleman aeema to be In a minority. Educators and disinterested citizens have raised a clamor against the proposed cut, and the newspapers have done yeoman service also. At present the chancea for tha bill’s paaragn seem poor. Unfortunately such danyera often recur with each legislative gesnton- Chief Justice: Earl Warren's positive re­ fusal to he a presidential candidate under any circumstanre or condition l» in lina with the Supreme Court's best tradition!. This tradition, however, did not develop until years after the establishment of the court John Jay, first chief justice, ran twice for governoi of New York while still on the bench. Defeated the first time, he was elected three years later, then resigned. In the first half of the 19th century John McLean postmaster-general under John Quincy Adams and an appointee to the court by Jackson, never gave up pre­ sidential ambitions. He waa often talked of, and In the Republicans' first convention, in 1856, came near being nominated, the decision finally going to John C, Fremont. Although 75, McLean still had hopes in 1860, when Lincoln was chosen. Hi* aspira­ tions apparently ended only at hia death in 1861. Chief Justlca Salmon P. Chas* waa no­ toriously eager lor the presidency, and had considerable hacking In the Democratic convention in 1868, Then for a while the court ceased to he considered an abode of presidential possibilities. The lull ended in 1916, *h«n Charles E. Hughes waa Hl-advlaed enough to accept the Republican no­ mination, offered because hia position on the bench had kept him out of party brawls. His narrow defeat may hav* been partly caused by disapproval of political activity by a judge. Since then all justice* have discouraged political speculation. Warren's decision should end tha Idea once and for alL The Sanford Herald r t l U i l M sally l a i n ) , , u ) SeeOey aoe w > i n m aw X i l m l u ■«, »») t l m so* r»«» nrttr* at O rtitot XV, Itl* i t ru n s * . ***** to* • I C t i p H , a t W *r*0 * rnro ja c k rr.R K tns. bsh m t*T* ■>* n v u i U s tntiT inm t^Jvm ■»■**<*■ m w i r t i o i i n M i mat ■ y C* - H m Story Of An Indictmant rn » y n «**0 Vii-** M**lk* »v** l i t M*alb* * N V**t **.r* Mia* At) >b ,t**ry bbU p**, K r t , *r tku O *. tw la r ita * a a* Oaltr* • af H l i l W U l t t f*f ISO yaryaaa *1 * •)•(•• h i l l trill 0* r l w s r i I** a l t t f l t l , , a )i • ty r a i aala* Oarria* , la * Page 4 Wednaiday, May 11,1958 HID AY’S B1R1.E VKMB And he ran on Itcfore and climbed up Into • ay cam ote tree to see him.—Lukfe 19:4.— Zarchfua already practiced many Christian virtues. Tho wealthy Christ did not advise him to Bell hi* possessions. Only nnct did , Christ proscribe so drastic a step. It Is not unchristian to rsUin working capital. Juit the contrary. "Mr. Gallagher indicated that he felt It waa butter to Indict Mr. Lorwln on slight evidence rather than appear hefore a sen­ ate committee to explain why he had not obtained an indictment-" This la a comment hy Attorney General Herbert Rrownell Jr., (n a letter to Senator William Langer of North Dakota. Gallagher waa then with the Justice Department un­ der Brownell Val R« Lorwln, a State De­ partment economist, whs charged with falsely telling a Loyalty Board that he had never been a Communist party member. The case was Inter dropped by the govern­ ment Gallagher had previously been dlsmissed, eharged with Irregular conduct be­ fore a grand jury. This throw* light on the value of cer­ tain investigations of subversion, which seem. In Ihe Gallagher caie, tn be more In­ terested In spectacular revelations than In getting at the truth. It raises tha question whether the procedure in the Lorwln ease stands alone. J A M E S MAQLOW ■ -Itoi— tomm*..o | -■■■ - - Two Questions Behind Confusion v developed palm, M to team after being given tea vaccina to one • company, Cutter Laboratories. Cutter’s vaccina waa withdrawn from use. The government Is studying it Intensively. Whether ; there is any eotnocUon between Cutter's vaccine and IN polio In . the children who got >it may bo . known within two weeks. ' la the government In any way rasnmuibl. far some to tha confuafanT The answwr hi this seems te be yes. After saying far weeks tea vaccine being uaod la sate, Dr, Leonard Schools, surgeon general to too U.8. Publia flatoth Sorrica, has called for a temporary hah in vaccination*. ; Why? So tha government can , s i|k e • more thorough check on all tea companies' vaccines than it f dto btoori. And.it M enu from what fa known too gevorngamt hid lima Inj It When, asked why tea government did not chack each Individ)*! batch. Dr. Schools ssld (bat siaco the vaccine was first produces, a ufacturers, by Dr. Rslk (or tha number of companies have had foundation, and by the National "eooUnuous experience" in woduInstitutes of Health, part of tfca Public Health Service. Tha foundation further contractrd not only with Lilly and Park*Daria but with four other manu­ facturers, including Cutter, to make vicclM far ue* on perhaps nine million children in the ageing to m s , tf taauKj to tha l t u test proved favorable. On April U came the announcement the vaccine had proved M la M par aato affective. At once, With govwramenUl appiwval, the BETWEEN WA >ks Like Big Travel Year irter! hy p tinea. Atlantic prOdict) m yaar’i I ll total] «m top lad year h> least 10 per cant. Many liner adding ner equipatat for tlx ik sum- mer aeaaoe. HAL BOYLE H r cent more A m end* visitors thin litt jnar. Haul reiervattons for April *nd Mry were up l# la ts per rant in IS citie*. and all raporled mmmar bookings running 10 to SC per cent ahead o ' a year ago. The American Automobile Aaan. predict* SO,nor American vacationlita «IU drive through a part of Europe thi- aummar. There will he M aurfaee ehtpa in regular Atlantic aerriei. at the peak of the touriat leaton, and shipping companiea »ay they may call upon some "austerity vessels" to handle the everflow of tourists. Tor i rntite r**r thr shipping compsntei expect to errry one mtlboo — w rniero—oot all tourists, to coursr—scros* tb« Atlantic in one direction or thr other. Tnenly ririfnes fly the A tU ntiof regularly. Last y o r they esm ed 04.(00 across thi Atlantic to and from th* United Stairs, two thirds e ' thim tourist e lm . Tkll summer Psa American wiD in rr." Its flight frequency by 3S per cent through m w equipment IU average weekly vesting capa­ city will bo 2,<U0 el tho pesk, comptrod with l.too lest month. Trane World Airline- now has TW weekly flight* ic ro ti the A tlin tu P •nd says it will increase the' to t t flights this summer, with s testlag capseity to I.S00 each way. America* apendwg pnrtatiao, tdvel and \ ices will k 1M mikd dollars higher thU year. U fN itio a il Several Undecided roreign Tltde Couof fpradieti, bringing He total mfiing by On Statehood Bill American* traveling tttide the WASHINGTON (ft—The fete ef Ft Lauderdale United SUM to nearlykjke billten e bill to confer stetohend an dollar*. 3 The Amrican R ipe* Co. ex- Alaska and Hawaii apparently Man Is Charged pacta * rrord-breakigayear on reeled today with a Mac of Ft or SAN LUIS OBISPO, Celtf.fAP) reportedly undecided House Sheriff Paul B. Merrick said Rob­ the beaia f a survey ( I s princi­ pal tour id canters in A p e . The ert Earl White, SI, ef Fort Lao-to eajmetutf a # a to is cities a art eapoctuif derdele, Fla., wma hooked on th e ft* chargee Sunday after he crash* landed n atelee plena on Highway 1*1 Jute ooutk of k m Soturdop night. White landed tha piano, Solrem from the Pale Alto Airport, be­ cause of poor visibility, ho told officer*. He suffered an If* In­ who inswap* run of tha min quto*MI ut jury and waa taken to French Unui in tha House of Commana tor BiW ' Hespitnl here after the piano his minister, drawl a total of R BI >•4 he clipped n power Sno ha landing. Q pounds a yoar, A Cabin* mmister «*i m MM pounds and pays back an avoraga of J.ooo to usee. Last yaar, an ad-party commit­ tee recommondod a too pound raiso far MPa. But Prime Mmister Churrhill said Use government "did not feel justified" to raiateg MPa' Hero Quitting House Of (tom LONDON US-Cspt. Sober! Ry. der, story book hem of World Wsr 11, is guttling the House of Com­ mon). He eannot sfford to bo a member. Ryder is on# of msny British MPs who. tor fuisnciel ressons, muld not run sgain for the May M general election. "I just can't live on the tile ry ," he said in announcing ha sould not try to succeed himself. Imtead, the tT-yesr-oM hero— he commanded nival forces '• the 1041 commando raid on St. Naxalro—plans to go into private business, whore employer* are mure genereua. Radar, who won the Victoria Cro i, Britain's highest military award, U a Conaervatie, but money worries higgle at member* fri>m ail pariiea. Tom Drtberg, a popular Social­ ist broadcsster a n d frNlaneo DALLAS 'ft — Life just isn't tod journalist, also confeaaad openly same far David cnobett, great that financial eonsideraUona kept irsndson of the "King d t o M M Life Isn't Same For Davy Crockett Of Dallas, Texas Frontier." Tiny children now gang ng an f tl.M ) • year, with an expenses him when ho comm homo. al'owanre of I pound* ( liM ) tor "You Davy Cotobett, teifly f" each toll day they attend the they ask. "Sure am," ha answer*. "Sing the oong,” they to u t. Is What Nature Intended bite oorntng and rul! . fee vwtu s * knpooHblo far spy IIP to rarer out an ordinary (to end etUl ettood dto House. j ■aetuM te toe ectog ftnanetel tea* in*sited, many mm prominent la tontr nwa eommutSwo refuse to run tor PariiamedJ Flash Storm Floods 21-Block Strmeh ODESSA, Tog, y u fto p lo wen 'T try," slid tot IS-yoar-etd g n u films ilf hi Lord on when tna House Is In session, hire secretarial help, constituent* who -----r n fa p u fs t„ •rally Uvo up to k * gi ___ a msmb*1, 4 Her Majesty * PeHlimUt. toward tha JMoat knk torn of United Slates, w___ members ... dongress increased their pay to fti-MO A M ir under a bill passed ft tea teffriit teesiem. I After facoma U*. tecial security jfaduetkm and ogponsea are paid, legislators held have less to keep • family on than the average bank clerk, or the toorthand writer* l l MM te H * ta g shrink tha I tone ta d bring 1 book I* nsr- company acMuntant. "Alto I teems to make teem ta s ty ." Adults and older to ite m wtm ring hit Uleptwmo eff ten kook I? * 2 S M } * r* d 5 c lW 4 f t He U. And right proud a f E, to­ though Wo baa gotten mere Mrkg lined thee* TV d m and tea* song. "Tha E a l l t d to Davy Crockett." caused Jpdte ef o spectacle then Crockett Is Ad an to Aahtoy Wi­ se* Crockett, toe origin*! bevy's grandson. Ashley waa ton am to Davy’s boy, f t o b a r ! Patted Crockett. Davy Crockett to Retlao waa House to Commons. Attogrihar, « UgliUtoe* will not ho rumlhg again for re-election Some claim ill health, preeeur* ei business or purely domestic roe sons, but underlying Uw rosignetioos, party lnader* bom koto TRADE-INS Evan Cabinet member* tad Junter ministers hava to watch tha pennies. A parliamentary Mtoaraortriiry, l l | » C A R S A L I J t t Stratofortrais Is Star O f Show ■LOIN AIR FORCE BABB, Fla. (ft - Tha hug* Bag Botins let StratofortiwM waa a alar te toe latest firepower show hy tha Air Feroa'a Air Proving Ground Com­ mand. Tha togM-Jetdagtea homhav, to fa doing mw. miking Mg first appearance a t a la last summer's tari of the vac- public air show te yntaedsy'a atom developed by Dr. Jooaa Balk, damoMtraUon. flew nonstop te Eg- A HftaUr. BECAUSE — kettle, Weeh. Rulek Blanttta — Rtdfe * Htftfer 1. PRODUCED I oxertly M 1*6 Olda (fSetUn. itie, 4 Rt4te_________ _ after n tv arise Meat 3. PROCESSED — » lto BukkjLtr M m * Dptafl* Hatter* Radio Hfttter* 4 Radio Hard T bpC ttp* . n lfe ift, Tally ftgtiippod n m x x iM . • mux a s DtmscNcc. . to voim scL r m m v o e i TOHOSBOW. ;,V. ~i ' * I1 -■ U N nm* �f n c f / r l Cno n i x T IpszAAOJtah 'A! Fresco' Supper Enjoyed By Circle At Last Meeting Maggie Lawton, 'Miss Vel la 1 THE SANFORD HERAT.D Dr. Charles Callis Miss W ed. M nv 11, IBo.v P a g e 5 Saylor. Mis* Lind* Konntx, Mis* Mari­ Is Guest Speaker Diane Wilson, Miss Man* Menenanne l.udwig. Mis* Dotty Bollin­ dei. Miss Dot I-ce, Miss Betty ger, Mi*s Verna Ann MnrGilli*, For Future Nurses ----------I*” * Jimenez. Mias Janice Klnlaw, U I* Friends of Mr*. Pearl Hanrell will be sorry to learn that she The Future Xur»f* Club Diet Mini V«l«rie kitchhoff, MUi Prc, .. *# has entered the Winter Tark Hn«An "A1 Fresco" picnic supper Wynne and Miss Mary pital where she will undergo aur* was enjoyed hy the Camellia Cir­ recently st Seminole Hish School gy Lnn.lq.iist, Miss Belly Lynn cle of the Garden Club Thursday to hrar the guest speaker, Dr. Srlvidge, Mis* Janie Brown, Mis* Tanner. Scry. night for its latt meeting of the Charles Callis, from the Sanford Naval Base. Every „ „ Inviltd . . .to , come to. , Mr. and Mr*. P. P. Campbell year. . The main topic of hi« lecture the USi re tonight in which. W(.re *urpritod this week with a The supper **• held in the rar_ „• ? F»DN^ S.D« T I Mr*. C* R- D*w»on Will U co there w i « special treat. Dane-1vj|)lt ftom friends, Mr. and ,|rn of Mr. and Mm. W. F. Betts, was "Flight Nursing" in which The F irit Bspiist Prayer Meet-( hottest. Any daughter* from oth ilig lessi U be given tn those j j r>_ ^-arj rju.1(.b 0f Pittsburgh, Hostesses for I ho evening s«oie ' he pointed out that the requireJng service will begin a t 7:30 p 1er chapters are welcome. who "hi little trouble" on pa njr> Busch has been assistant Mrs. Herbert Stenstrom and Mrs. menta for the flight m it-rj are » . in th* Educational Building. Registration for children begin­ the danoor. Miss Margaret auditor (or the Muminum Com- Frank Stenstrom. Ihe same as for aviators, "With Tha Training Union Executive ning first grade only will start at Von Hea is junior hostess in j , A.,,,rica but has recently the grovvth of the air a:e flight Mrs. Vernon Hardin, chairman committee of the Fir*t BaptUt Southslde School. This is for chil­ charge \ the senior hostesses - front . .. ._i_ •to- thanked Uie members for their nursing is becoming more and returned a fourth trip Training Union will meet following dren who will attend Southside will rep L the Bis on* and South America with Mr*. Busch I t o-oponilion during* the last sear more extensive", he stated. The the Prayer Service. end Pine Crest Schools nrxt year. Profess! IVomen'i’»] Club. where he » n auditor of Alcoa and announced the general meet­ sponsors who made it po..|ble to 9 Mid-week prayer lervicr* at The Palm Circle of the San­ Con Bull j Steamship Line*. They are now ing lo be held May 19- She then hear Pr. Callis, were Mr. W. V. Over techetidI »* Corn F ir it Methodist Churcn at 7:30 ford Garden Club will meet at S at New rna Bcsdi wa*en- touring Florid* and are "much atp was gave her report from the recent Roberts and Mrs. Leonard Mun­ p. m, a. m at the Garden Center for a joyed red bjpitc bj lite aa lar« l^gc crowd", impressed" with the stale, state convention which was held son. menibers of the ?anford Junior Choir Rehearsal at F in t picnic trip to The Florida Nur­ Corn Medical Auxiliary. >rn on rob, lanlw iches, aai-1 in Jacksonville, lleth o d iit Church at 3:4ft p, m. sery at Leesburg. Members will ad and were -ejvfcd to thr | Friends of Mrs. John Crawford, Those present were Mus Dotty Those who attended were Mrs. The Social Department of tha please bring a covered dish for group oup. .'Betty Midi.d a was in j who underwent surgery Monday Fd Hunt, Mrs. James Wilson, Hardy, Miss Jeanette Dees, Miss Woman'* Club will have it* last Ute luncheon. in tbr Orange Memorial Hospital Mrs. p->n Knight, Mrs. Ralph Joyce Benton, Miss Bets; Westcharge. meetmg of the year by lervmg Tha Mimosa Circla of the Gar­ in Orlando, will bo glad to learn Betts, Mrs. George Speer, Mrs. fail, Miss Alice Bowen. MissJactha annual elub braakfait at 9 a. den Club will meet at the homa of that she is getting along nicely. Harold Chapman, Mrs. Frank kie Penkarik, Miss Carol McNeill, m. All member* are urg­ Mrs. J, N. Axzarullo. A luncheon Miss Irma Corley, Mis- Antoret Stensliom, Mis. Vernon Hardin, ed to attend and rnjoythem- will lie held and a trip taken to Lt and Mrs. H. A. Moreland Mrs. Jaik Marlin, Mrs Duval Sprir, Miss Jean Nelson. Mtss Jac­ alive*. Revervation* must be in the Garden Barn in Eustis. and family Ridge and Michele of Hunter, Mrs. C. Harper Jr., kie Keefer, Mis* Tattle Boorman, by Tuesday noon. Ih e Ixora Circle of the Sanford New Jtrsey are spending several Mrs. J. L. Horton J r , M rs.( There will be a board meet of Garden Club will meet a t 13:30 weeks wilh their parents. Mr. and Chari's Lansing, Mrs. Alvin Fen- Robert Or»ig, Miss Norm* Fsve the Garden Club at 9:30 a. m p. m., at the homa of Mrs. John Mrs. 1. E. Batten and Mr. and try, Mrs. Fialph Cox, Mrs James Harvey and Mrs. Herbe>t Ftentn tha Garden Center. St, M| Chaplii of Holy Mrs. H. A. Moreland Sr. Angel, i l l s Paloma Drive, for Gut, Mrs. Robert Douglas, Mrs. strom. x THURSDAY C ron Cb| m rt Monh»y evening a trip to Hidden Lake Nursery. The First Baptist Junior Royal with Mrjlenn Line*, hostess. Mrt Ji,c Slnat, the fnrmcr Miss Ambasiadors will meet a t 7 p. m. Mrs, Varet HmAr, Chair­ Naomi Scogjif of Sanford now of • t tha church. man opeilhe meeting with Wo­ Slidell. La., visited Mrs. W. A. The First Baptist Church Choir Program Given man'* diary, and United Adam* for the pa»t week. will hold rehearsal a t 7:30 p. m. Thankofftt Pra>etsl Regular The Sanford Rotary Club will A t Kindergarten business lowed and t* report Mr*. Emmett Hunt and Mr*. » hold a Indies Night Buffet Supfrom theiard Meeting brought Joe Harold spenl llir weekend • per at the Mayfair Inn Country By 33 Children forth ne usiness. Di-1 »inn of in Gainesville wilh Mr*. Hunt's Club a t 7 p. m. A May Day program was given. numbers! showed the} Chapter son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and The Southslde P-TA Board will Wednesday morning on Ihe play­ has 20 am members. Mrs. Roscoc McLain. meet a t the echool a t 1 o'clock ground, by the children of Mm . A rail as made fori at Met Ie while the member* of the P-TA O. K. Goff's Stepping.Slone Kin- equipmenbr Camp Ft.l Francis Mrs. B. Bauman and Mr*. A. will meet in tha school auditorium drrgarlcn before a large audience for unprivileged e hi 1 d r e n Constantine, delegates from thu ' a t .1:11 p. m. of parents and friends. Members Ire urged to Is 1st in Catholic women Mlvrv jubilee con The member* of the Magnnli* tendinn the national council of The program presented by llie this wot I Circle of the Sanford Garden Club Children included songs such as A disrjon folio sed loncern- Catholic women silfer jubilee con­ will entertain their husbands at "Good Morning Merry Sunshine," Ing the ill on which tin child­ vention In Lakeland this week. ft* annual fish fry at 7 p. m., "Thank You for the World So ren w rn fleeted In sttiwd this £ a t the homa of Mr. and Mrs. Sw eet,' *‘Hf»r the Song of Ihe ramp. It A thought thntl* child Slanlry Kale and Joel Moss, Charles Meeks with Mr. and Mrs. Robin," “ I Want lo Wake Up in students at the l im ro ily of rioshould luwttend more tigr. one Brailey Odham and Mr. and Mrs. the Morning,** “ When Ducks Wake rida, were home over the wrrkFred Perkina as eo-host* and co- Up in the Morning," Polliwog year. end visiting their parents. Mr There | lS.fKW svomr hostesses. and Mrs Ben Kati and Mr. and Story," "Everybody Say*,..... Open her* of ("Church In Ihe The Central Circla of tha San­ Up your Hearts," "Lovely May" Mrs. Joe Moss. with ortljT.OOn members ford Garden Club will meet at and "Davy CrockelL" Auxlliaryjitewanlshlp an 9:1ft a. m. a t Fourth and Park Abo given were Iwn poems; Mrs R. C. Maxwell iprnt last Av*. They will travel from there "A Bunch of Golden Hess' and motion aigrged to inrrease^nem- week at Ihe Coquina Hotel In t» DeBary whir* Mr*. D. E. "How Do You like To Go Up In a bershlp i'the Auxiliary. Ormond Beach, where she at­ The lasdeneral meeting Pugh will he hosteaa and Mi** Swing," along with action longs tended the Synodical Training Auxiliary dll be next Mondi Lois Campbell will sponsor the by thu girl* that included walk­ School a delegate from the A program which la on Day Lilira. ing, tip toe, galloping, skipping tha Farisj House wilh g>r i First rrc-byterian Church, business «) drawing of IU « I Suggestion* for program* next and fairies. for Chaptfa to b« held. A 1|cv* peer will ba taken. The action songs by the boys trad dish luncheon will ptc<pdf rrc : Senior Choir Rehearsal at First were Indian*, trains, elephinu, •he mretif, Ann's Methodist Church a t 7.10 p, m. soldier*, and playing the Rhythm Tha mr.ler of tha most efl Tha Dirt Gardener* Circla of Band. tlv* wsy i visiting committee <%n tha Sanford Garden Club will meet Three folk game* were played sarv* was dim m ed ami M r at Ho’eloek for a covered dish hi nth eon a t the heme of Mr*. S. ™ « T ' " - r i pC ' w ; i r . = ■ .v - p The Wst Tegular meeting uniil CL Dickerson on S. Sanford Ave. do. . H re« ... ,n 5 ihe*MiSs g s a v W r t r f of 61. Ann’* Chapter, Wo­ fin Man." P is te note change of date. vV FOR FLATTERY UNLIMITED — effective In the parish. The. old fall i Aisle* Circle of the San- , Mr*. R. T. Humphrey, regular fsrhlnnrd f«rnUjr plr<**o will \b< man's Auxiliary of Holy Cioas Re prepared for rave# when you E piscopal Church we* held'Mon* hidJ .chJ charge of the music. I*ld Msy 23 at SsaLando Springs. Garden Club will meet at pianist, h*< t a k t th is line aoft enttrm, of a r . - JU * .)i m # , ( u , . Tho^t taJf^S part on the pro- Tha officers ami Chairman remain itffc 'S flfiM ir • driirate *wi->igvvofv(l print, In n writ tn* ssme through the coming year/ Hiriam Russell acting aa co-hosJ . P , Cullen. A w w V r e W r l n F . J p m 't t c r d Cut, full nkirtrd aim hark. The par wifl ba bald. ..______ wdn k*rriQo 1,- u Twy ba -- -------, snroBle Dosler, FranThe Mton<ng will hostesses Tha Memarocalll* Circle of the ce» Jarrell, Marlha Johmon, Pat- through VlOSS-Mh October, JUr*. lasa. elastic-shirred hnrk nsstiros a Mr*. Chasa conducted th* deHanford Garden Club will hava »y Ann Kadcr, Sharon Weir. Ka­ Roy U"ll<t; November, *tM. R. n wonderful^- #nur eomfortahle fit. Fnur a auppar a t tha horn* of Mr*. thy Ltbcrk, Beth Morgan, L'aHin D*a»| December, Mrs. R. L. Corn vnlinnal and Mr*. A. R. Key pre­ color romhiiiatioii# in Hizca 10 to LS Bea Ntwaoma with Mrs. J . J. Murray, Sharon Puvvl*. Patsy ell: January, Mr*. Tr»Y R«yt Feb­ sided over thu "business si-'stoti. O tens, Lutda Pcrlun* and Pam ­ Announreiurnt wnv made of th<' Cat** aa eo-host***. The address ruary, Mn. John Oaltnway; M ain fa IM W. Ninth Street at 6:30 p. ela Tripp. Mra, OlenH Lfagle; April. M n. F. church picnic to )>a held at SanAlio David Brotrn, Eddie Col­ L. Mllrr and Mrs. Esther Rldgr; Undo Spring* on the afternson m. bert, A'.lrn Cooper, Dsie Davis, May.'ptrs. A. W. Leo and Mra. of May 23. Also announced was Registration for children begin. Sieve D eBirrr, Billy (^-sccy, Ger­ the fact that a special service it A alng flrat grad* only will Mart at ald Hmtsley, Riley Jcrfcoit, Dean Edw. Beirh, M ri Noble. U. T. O. Chairman in hs held at St. Luke's Cathedral, fouthaida School. Thia 1* for chil­ Lea. Buhber Lodge, Bill Peacock, Orlando, at I t ’ a. m. on May 17 dren who will attend Southslde Mark Baborn, Bruce Schirard, gave rh member their rnvrlnpo honoring Bishop Henry I. I.outitt In wt h thry will present their •ltd Fiee Crest Schools next year. Russell TeneL Tommy Tidaall. on hia ten yrara of service as tha Tha Seminol* Rtbekah Lodge Larry William*. Michael Med­ offeri White Sunday in Thasks nithnp of the Dioce** of South for t) many blessings they have No. 41 will meet in th* lOOF dler, and Jimmy William*. Florida. Thi* service will be fol­ recriv through th* year. Mall a t • p. m. Mra. Blanch Parlowed by a luncheon at the foin *e Mn Slenn I.ingle gave a alienmeter, district deputy ptesidant did ai vitally interesting tali of Bishnpstcd in Winter Park ■!-•> • t District No. 10, will ha a guest. As We Were Saying h tr eptlon In attendants to honoring Bishop Loutitt. Tha TEL Class of tha P in t At l certain Ilia Miss Carol Stone, president of ccscan Convention sa a Baptist Church will meat a t th* Naval Ba** a vislto the General Auxiliary of the church a t 3 p. tn. with Mrs. Elian Wava Llruten • Th^ host#** served del'tlou* church, was a special guest and f Shadoin'a group aa hosts. ant dropped her gsrd fly rake and rnffrr, as- gave a report of the recent D *Tha Presbyterian Pioneer eoum h a n Hk * r thief, anted y Mrs. Rny Holier, and cesin Convention held In 11eil will hava a meeting a t tha w h i c h was Mrs. m Galloway, Lauderdale, April 26 through kf. homa af Mrs. Summer uixan. Of* p r o m p t l y Late In tha afternoon tha hnvficar* will meat a t tha church a t picked up and tesses served refreshment* on the l>30 p, m. fo r a ride to her home. handed her by a patio tn tha following: Mrs. E. ., Tha Sanford Home Demonstra­ _ sailor with a Pro cted Dinner L. Burdick, Mrs, W. A. Lefflcr, tion Club erill meet la the hom* smiling: “You droppsd this, tools Wil Be A t Home Mrs. Thomas Vaughan, Sir*. J. Demonstration Bldg., a t 2:30 p- - a ir ." St. Clair White, Mr*. John Jewell, m., with Mrs. W. V . Lins and Tracks Dua unforseen cireumrUneaa Mrs. John Guleaian, Mr*. A. J. Fr>r ih naa ronl a ftrrn cio n d ro 'frv , • • • V fi. Wiliam Field aa hottaaaaaiha pr ted luncheon at Dsytona rhi>ofp Voile. Pnwrlrr Puff Muslin, Or­ Greer, Mita Carol Stona and Mr*. Thff* will ba a demenatraUoa an Soma girls spend ail their tima Beach r th* Sal tie Hirrison A. R. Key. gandy or Dot tml Swi-s. 9e*l*cti*n and hanging af pictures buttering up a boy friend only to Chapts m Friday, May It, was hg Mies Wilson, home dsmonatra- find ha'a alipped through their changs a the regular meeting f>9c • 92.49 tlan agent. ____ fingers. lime afie hom* of Mre. A. W. Rucker, regent, tn bring written report* of their work during the M n. C. R. Dawson aaFor your da- time frocks, Rates Pif* p i i t year. Egg noodles toata extra goad ciplincd -M^trrinl in Prints srtd Solids, whets they or* epriakled with E. Rnumlllat will raAny members of DAR chapters b ru d crumbs that hive been fried marling of Continental other than Sallie Harrison, living in butter to a golden-brown. ehleh sha attended as hero or vliiting In tho vicinity, 1.29 • 1.89 Serve wilh veal chop* or teal delegatLtll nffierra an a n welcome to attend this meet­ cutlets and tomato sauce! ing. D ttm ari and P rio r P a n f h s n ih r a y s . C a len d a r Repo), Business Give^t Meeting Of Efcopafians • MAY 9 - 1 4 St. Chapter Holds Last Meeting At R. Chase Home S $ 1 4 .9 5 T COM I a i a OUK 6 * U ZAttte BBSTA BI RT HS 1 .0 0 - 1 .fi9 Ur. u d Ur*. Holly Fiercy a n to* grand parent* ad • T Ik 4 Mdgufktor, Kathy Ljmm, who wa* M b to th a Vamald Laughton MeMortal Hospital a t l t U p , m., l(ay ft. Mrs. Flarry will bo ranumbarad aa tha f Beautiful California Prints. 1.98 y d . Yot'-ell's carries n full lino of notion# for your •ewiiiK needs. �•- ON MARCH 25,1955, WE PROUDLY PESEN TO YOU PINE CREST HEIGHTS, OURHRST SUBDIVISION, THE FIRST OF THIRTY TWO BEAUTIFUL 3 BEDROOM HOMES WE ARE PROUD AND WE ARE HI GRATEFUL, BECAUSE TO DATE ] IMTY (2 0 j OF OUR FRIENDS HAVE PURCHA HOMES IN PINE CREST HEIGHTS. THESE ARE SOME OF THE MANY ADVANCED BY THESE HOME BUYERS 1. Quality built horn*, qualify workmanship and material. At a reasonable price—111,600 to 111,850. 1 Attractive and indivjdually-jtyled tpjtake full advantage of Floridadlvina. * • *' * > { __ i * 8. Conveniently located acrosa the street from what is sure to be Sanford’s fineajt school, Why, ojtp mother told me that the savings in lunch money for her children, plus the savings in car expense and time, would go a long way toward making her monthly payments, and she is so right, too. V. 4. finance Arrangements: (a) Veteran purchaser can buy these homes for $425 down payment and closing cost and pw $09.00 per month which includes taxes and insurance. | (b) F.H.A. purchaser can pay $1,250 plus $430 closing cost and pay $62.00 per month. I S. The home buyer has some sell tlons If action Is taken before the home Is completed. You can meets (a) Color of tile In bathroom. (b) All interior colors an doutitda, too. (c) Natural finished, white or colored kitchen cabinet#. (d) Face brick trim. RECENTLY WE HAVE STARTED TEN MORE BEAUTIFUL HOA HOMES WILL BE COMPLETED AND READY FOR YOU BY J FOR MORE INFORMATION OR FOR EVENING APPOINTMEI 2100 OR 246. STOP BY OFFICE AT S. FRENCH AVE. THESE �1 s TITE SANFORD fTEnAI.fi Wed. May II, 1935 Page 1 'East Of Eden' Star Is Casual, Mixes With Youth By BOB THOMAS HOLLYWOOD CB—’.Vh*t kind of a guy it James Desn? Film fsn* who saw "Eas* of Eden” have heen asking that. In his first I m p o r t a n t film, he emerged as a star of first megnitude. No other debut of a virtual unknown In recent years has ap­ peared so auspicious. A great deal hat been wrillen about Dean since his rise to fame, and much of R has been spurious. The real Dean was observed at close range on .he locatior of '■Rebel Without a Cause,” his sec­ ond starring film. He was emot­ ing at the Griffith Park Observa­ tory, which overlooks Ixm Angeles. At first he doesn’t seem to, im­ pressive in person. He is not so tan a* most leading men He ,'-e#*e« casually and mingles wilh th» other young aclors who *re portraying Juvenile delinquents In tha film. He generally wear* horn­ rimmed glsases, with clip-on dark lenses when he’* in the sun He has a handsome, expressive face THE ANNUAL SENIOR class piny wan presented In the Gladys Hampton, Al Philips, Colleen Enge- with a shock of blond hair. htfh school auditorium last night under the direction of bretson, tn Norria, trh re Brown, third row: Ronnie Rohl- He la somewhat amused by the Mrs. Nellie Coleman. “Cheaper l»y the Dozen*’ was chosen son, Gerina Wilklr >n, Jimmy Hrown, Shirley Wall, Ro* legends that have already sprung aad presented to the audience m ith "good humor and much bert Newn, Joe Huj and Martha Jo Jennings. (Photo by up about him, laaihter”. Those in the cost were (left to right) front rows Jameson "Some of the things that have been printed about me sra fan^toger Gam or, Minnie Lee Melts, Dallas Turner, second row; tas'ie, he said. "One night I was Succotash salad 1* a fine accom­ supposed In have been in Ciro's, Carol.oechel paniment tn leftover cold beef, and I was also reported In two oth­ er places How could t be In three lamb or ham. To prepare It cook place* at once? June ride-Ele froien cut green beans and cut ” 1 probably should have a press corn and drain, marinate in French agent. Rut I don’t care what peo­ Honotd A t Shower Beta Sigma Phi Picnic Supper Is dressing flavored with onion. Serve ple writ* about me. I'll talk to Mr*. TTR. Jones and i the ones I like; the others can on salad green*. print whatever they please," This Fetes Mothers Day Given Graduates, Glngar, hired Miss Ca chelt, poist- bride-sleet Sunday night supper: Make sand­ altitude has been expressed by •With Social Tea Engebretson, Lowe shower n ttly a t their h wich#* of bread, sliced cheddar o'h< new stars: how long R lasts cheese and sliced fresh tomatoes. remains tn be seen. Bsta Sigma Phi’* Mother'* tiny j , Mias Ilarhara I-nwe and Miss Panla. Tt.e comparison In M a r l o n Tea, complete with tea c»kci>, Collri'n Engehrctaon. who will A pink am# was usedthjsugh- Dip in French toast batter and fry Brando has been pointed out by min la, nuta and a tt-freshing graduate from Seminole High out tha *ma along with until golden-brown in butter or moat reviewer*. How doe# he feel punch « u held a t tha home of Srhiwd in June, wera honored re­ of spring lower*. On tha dnlng margarine in a skillet. about ItT Mr*. William W. White Sunday cently with a picnic supper given room tab! covered with a whit* from 4 to S p. si. Ever try Frvnch-fryinf green "It doesn't bother m e," he de­ by Mr*. R. W. Sturdivant and lac* cIoth#ai placed an arrtogsMra. Harold Chapman poured Mia* Aline Chapman. ment of pk carnation*. The kon- pepper rings to serve with steak clared. "Wher a new actor cornea With Mra, George Spear and Mr*. Supper waa served on the lawn ore#’* gif eurrounded the V*n or chicken T Just dip the ring* In along, he's always compared to seasoned flower, then In milk and someone else. Brando was com­ William W. Whit* assisting. and the honoree* were preiented terplac*. drain slightly; now dip la flour pared to CUft, Clift to someone HlnsUea mtmber* and their with peraonaliiad atationary a* a Rafreshant* of pink and again and cook In hot deep fat else, Barry more to Booth and *o ^ g o e ita attendad. momento of tha occsilrm, Aaalit- lead eakeiand pink punch until gotden - brown. forth." Mra. Donald Rales' guests were Ing in serving were Mr*. Mabel aerved to la following: Mr*. L Mr*. O. G. Calhoun and Mr*. It. I.owa, Mr*. K. F, Kngehretsnn, wood Whaty, Mra. Joyce Covi 4. Bala*. Mra. F. T. Meriwath*r Mr*. Clyde Stinson and Mra. W. ton, Mr*. Claudin* Case, M « i i Invited hy Mra. Rudy Sloan. P. Yesley. Ana film,' Mr*. Bennia Brad,, Othar member* and guesti in. Enjoying tha occasion with the Mra. Elols- pfalfauf, Mi** Jaansi •laded Mra. A. Btoclchoff, Mr*. honorer* were Mlaa Patsy Hslight, te Kinlaw, MI** Paulette Casoi David Bach, Mra. Bam Thurmond, Mta* June Conner, Mi»* Geraldine Mlaa Bavirly Benton, Miss Jo Mra, J. P. Thurmond. Mr*. Guy Wilkinson, Mis* Fay* Beckham, M*y*rlnk, Mr*. W. G. Fleming, Ml«* Patty Brown, Alt** Rebecca Saunders, Mr*. B. U. llowar Mn> Philip R. Bach, Mr*. L. li. Cain, Mia* Mariano* Strickland, Mr*. J» Ana Oglesby, Mm, Joh Cosnatly, Mr*. J. Goattlea, Mr*. Mia* Mary Ann Roxton, Mia* Krider, Mra. Phyllla Proctor, Mra . A l t Clair* Whit* and Mr*. C. G. Helen Alexandra Miia Batty Bry­ Cilia Ball Hunt, Miss Petty Walher, Mrs. Willi* DeBrins, Ml*. J. ^ElrUay. an. ilU l| MPhAjiKB \|T ln f -** H. Ixxehelt. Ills* Marcia Loechelt, iSRtiiwUf tnu« 3 tr Shara within a weaken* aurii Sonja and Mlsa Sandra Dunn. laft Sanford to spend ih* day SI013I?>Uon# Miss with their family. The Mother'* Monforlon, Mis* Jean Wilke, Mlaa Wilke, Min I.erml* Rotunda, »4T Tea la observed each year Joan Mlaa Carol Buckner, Mils Terrel­ by Gamma Lambda. ls Jean Nelson, Mi*a Shirley Wall, nr. Ik now u i d * m i MU* Shirley Tyre, Miss #M*ry France* Henderson. flavor iwaetenad whipped cream hnow n With almond aatract when you are Mist Jean Kennedy, Mia* Cay* warring R on peach shortcake. The Stubbim, Mia* Barbara Brown, J U v o r s are food together whether Mra. Martha Jo Jennings, Miss peachea are canned, frown or Barbara Evans, Mis* Wanda Brid­ Y O ST PH ILLIPS " « w SERVICE ge*, Mia* Gladys Hatty, Mr*. Wash. Jimmy Wade. Mr*. W. P. Ye.lay, There’s no need to bake a rice Mr*. Clyde Stinson, Ml*- Mabel TraUed a4 PkflHfa Swrtoa mA M w f M | •in f In the oven. Just pack hot Low* and Mr*. F. F. ErgebrsU Sgakoed cooked rice Into a butter­ ed ring wold and turn out oo your ■ m in e plate. Add shrimp, lobster or erabmeat Sunday Brunch will be something —or all three—to fro ten eon denied to look forward to If you *en e thin fish chowdar; dilute with Kght ^ r w a c h pancake* rolled trAund cream. Heat according to direction* w r t a s t hat** that ha* been beaten on can and serve with chopped a n t i flatty with a little cream and chive* or parsley. Makes a wonder­ tipped with a fresh atrawtwry ful company hineh along with a salad and hot rolls. A d d ition a l Cbinminamumt The Phillip# “M* Ssrrfct Itatfan i t comtr of rd u d h r | A , which was formerly MAC?s Phi l l i ps “6P Sc Management by Mr. Karl Yoat and wtt ha a* CENTRAL FLORIDA QUICK FREEZH AND STORAGE CO. LOCKER P LA N T 2806 S. 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" tfg 5 +***< w r5 S - ^ I r - ? * _ **M s 3 1 !? = • ! * ? « » ? *^K cc >~ £ y S “ *L!] • (i -* ^ 1 ff v*w» . 2.2 o a & 9 br^«< T» P-7 a. •4 I s w*-^ 1 ?3 >. fSa* ^*0 *-' 3? S 3 n 5= d 020 -3 1 -^ * I®pz Tc i i rjo c B2$ *-oa W« »— - c5 »*» •0an -3 i f ar^-w 3 * a •*m °is5 2 -r •— ‘ K? r 5i ?.* s a * L f *§ �Daytona • By CARL OVERSTREET Herald Sports Writer Bill Patrlss doubled in the winning run In the eighth fast night as Daytona Beach edged Sanford, 6-5, in a Florida State League game here. With Dan Keith hitting safely for his 21st consecu­ tive game, Sanford got off to a five-run lead In the first and second Innings. Daytona gained four runs tn the fifth on a walk and four straight singles by Gene Bennett, At Wag»er, Tippy Slade and Vera We* tarcutUr. Slade singled in the ty­ ing run In the seventh. Keith's hitting Included two dou­ bles and a single for five trips. The Caridnala picked up two unearned runs In the first frame en a double by Dwight Cook, an error, a walk and a single by R un Davts, Page 10 Eight Sanford batters went to hat in the rceond. With one down, Ron Schmitt singled, D. Cook walked, Jim Shirley doubled down the left ficto scoring Schmitt, and then the lengue'a leading hitter, Dan Keith, rpanked a single into right scoring Cook and Shirley. The win was the Islanders' third straight over the Cardinals who have failed to wdn at home in the last three starts. Rob Tommy gained the victory In relief. The play-by-ptay: First inning— Roger Cook (8-1) took tha hill *nr Sanford and Randy Crisp waa behind the plate. Leading off for Daytona, Gene Bennett struck out, \l Wagner filed out to centerfield, and Tippy Slade struck out to retlro the side. No hits, no runs. On the meund for Dsytone wss Orlando Pena and Irfhlnd the plate waa Vern Watercutter. Sanford lead-off man, Ron Schmitt, popped out to f in t base, Dwight Cook hit to right field for a (tand-up double, and Jim Shirley waa tafe on the ehort stop's error, acoring D. Cook. Dan Keith struck out, Terry Terrell waa hit by a pitched ball, tmtting men on first and aeeond. srd Russ Divis singled, driving in Shirley. Randy Crisp walked to load the bases. Frank Yurrhak 'truck out to retire the aide. Two hits, two runs. Second Inning Vcrn Watereutt popped out to Crisp, Jerry Mlchum struck out, Bill Patrl grounded out to the pitcher, who threw him out at first to retire tha side. No hits, no runs. Leading off for Sanford, Roger Cook filed out to right field, Schmitt singled to left field, and D. Cook walked. Shirley doubled to loft field, driving in Schmitt, Keith singled to drive in D. Cook and Shirley, Terrell walked, moving Keith to second. David filed out to eenterfield, and Criap grounded out to third bate. Three rum, three hits. Third Inning Ralph Site wanted to become the first hase runner for tha lalanders. Frank Mirltlli singled oa an infield hit, and Orlando Pena filed out to the right fielder. Bennett and Wagner struck out. One hit, no runs, Yurehak waa h it by a pitched ball and Roger Cook was safe on fieidar’a choice. Schmitt hit into a double play. No hits, no runs. Fourth Inning Slada walked, W atercutter hit Into a double play (ta to la t), Mlchum walked, and Patrlss popped out to retire tha aide. No hits, no rum. D. Cook grounded out to tha third baseman, who threw him out a t first, Shirley popped out to tha shortstop, Keith doubled to left centeifleld, and Terrell ground­ ed out to the pitcher, who threw him out at f in t. No runs, one hit. Fifth Inning Site was thrown out at f in t by tha aeeond baseman, Mirlelll walked, Heffel, batting for Pam, fiied out to right field. Bonnett singled to eentorfiald, Wagner singled to short right, and Slada singled to cantor field, driving la two runs. Watercutter singled out and was out whilo trying to go to second. Two runs came in on tha play. Four rum , four hits. Darla waa throw out at f i n t by the second baseman, Crip waa thrown out a t f in t by tha short­ stop and Yurehak singled to short right, aa Stan Derry waa hatting for Roger Cook, Yurehak waa put out going to aeeond. No rum , one hit. Sixth inning— Howard Kaplan replaced Roger Cook on tha mound. Mlchum Iliad ouS m shortilop, T itrlw files to right field, u d Site itrue No nine. Bo hit*. Kaplaa (truck ou mitt was hit by a pitched end D. Cook (truck out. I walked. Den Ktith wee i out at first by the abort No kite, bo runs. Seventh Inning— Mirlcfli walked, ' \j (truck out, and Bennett iti wL Wag* nar walked, Slada i A to cen­ ter field, driving fa till to tie tha sea* at 5-5.Wi ttar fllad out to second to t ha (Ida, One n o , one hit. Terrill was throwR at first by tha third bafa, Davis struck out, Crisp aid to right field, ind Yurehak medout to first ta retire tha i. One hit, no rugs. EigBh Inning— ■ Mictum walked, griss dou­ bled b drive In Miefi and Pa- triaa waa put out while earning la home. Mirlelll filed out to right field, and Tommy waa thrown a t first by tha third baseman. Out run, one h it N at Sharper, batting for Kap­ lan, Clad out to deep left field, and Schmitt singled, moving ta aeeond base on a (tolas base. D. Cook hit to third, foreing Schmitt, Cook out going to second. One hit, no rum . Ninth inning— Jim Flanigan cams fa fa pitch for Sanford. Bennett filed out to left Add, Wagner filed out to left field, and Slade filed out to second. No n u u , Bo hit*. Shirley singled out to canterfield, Keith doubled to left canterfiald, and T a m il was safe on fielders choice. Davla walked. Crisp popped out to tha eatchar. Yurehak popped out to the third boatman to end the game. Wed. May 11, 1955 THE SANFORD HERALD Lemon Hurls Cleveland To j-6 Victory As He Begins Catching Up Yanks By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Bob Lemon finally la catch­ ing up with tbs New York Yankees. They’re the o n ly outfit that has a n edge on the big Cleve­ land righthander. Lemon, 34, has had six aeaaom of 20 or more victories since switching from third base In 1946, But he's only 23-24 lifetime against the Bombers. He has split even in two tries against New York this season. Ha beat the Yanks M last night with the help of Don MoasL They're still giving him trouble, but he's at last edging up and to 54 against them1 the past two seasons. Hla victory last night waa his sixth of the season, against that lone defeat by the Yanks last week, and it tumbled New York Into third, throe gamoa behind pacesetting Cleveland. Chicago took over second by dafaatfag Boston I pinch-hit assignments to eod the th re a t The Tribe rot 14 hits off fiv* New York pitchers, Don Larsen was the loser. At Chicago, Brooklyn's New­ combs showed hit stuff after gatting off the suspended list last week. The big guy, who refund to pitch batting practice, now has to pit^h batting practice, now has faced only as men in 11 innings, the absolute minimum. Gene Bak­ er's single tn the fourth yesterday w*a the only hU off him in that a*ring. And Baker was erased tryIt* to etoaL Duke Snider fnmerad tor the Dodgers' first run off baser Wrrreti Hackee to start the Brooks to their 11th etraight success and Sind fa the fast S4 games. It left Newcombe a t 44 lor the year and gave hhn hie f in t tounout since le p t St, U S . An eight-run eighth toning—eO after two wore out seat the Pi­ nto* into their fourth straight over the Braves. It was the Freese brothers—Geos end George—who left Milwaukee out fa the oold. George knocked a two-run single fa the eighth sod Gone emeebtd a grand dam . Standing FLORIDA STATB t U B V B orisH o Dtnoma BeacO W sst Falm B osch Coco* M»fi*4 is ta II 14 is Hi PtUrshara 11 IS a sla tiv D I* a u . )* II . it ii u L aksltaS _______ n it TOWIOBT*S BABES Cocos at .Wast Falm Bsack LaktlanS a t I t . Fetaraburn J ew d o d g e ■0 down RADE t w o Total* a—FiWd out for F*»a ta Ith. b—Fltod eat for Kaplaa to Ith. laafarO ----------------- » MS M l E— Patrlai, Kaplan. W atareatter. It— D. Cook I. 8hlrl»y ». M lrtill! i , Ronnstt, K een er, BlsSe K fchuB r b i —Davla, ahlrtev. K oltk t. «law» I. W atareatter, Patrtaa. * » — DCook. Shtrlor K eith I. Patriae. SB —HIM all. Schmitt. O P— W araev, Patrlaa. Bits, Torehak. ih tr ie r , M irlelll L ed — Daytona Beach t. Hanford 11. B B -off— Poaa S. D. Cook d. Tommy I. K aplaa S. SO .hr —R. Cook I. Penh 1. Kaplaa 1. Tommr a. HO—P oaa I to « la* m a ss. Tommy I to I laalaea. fa Cook I to I s a n t a e * . K aplaa I Im a laa la ea . F la a a a a a a 1 to a la e. ROER—F ans 1-1. A . Cook 4-1. Kaplan 1-1, F ta n a ssn e-e. Tommy a-0. HBP— Pane (T errell). (T a j. e h a k l Tommy (Schm itt). PB—WA, t area ttar. W inner —-Tommy ( l > K Lnaer —K aplaa (1-4). tl—Maloney. Oalinear. T—1:44. X—SIS.__________ d o o r SAVE! ole County M otors, Inc 4-a. * Washington moved fata fifth, knocking off Detroit 7-4, whflo Bal­ timore waa living it up 11-1 ever Kansas City. U was the earns eld story with t new twist fa the NetfaoaL Brooklyn woo another, but Don Newcortbe tossed M.n .A> » hitter fa beating the Chicago Cub* COME IN TODAY SIGN UP PRODUCE BFECIALS FOR OUR F R E E GENERAL ELECTRIC - Potatoes 10 “ 59c CALIF. SU N K ISt A U T O M A T IC W ASHER DRAW ING SWIFTS Uke Jehnnie Mtse, «, Phil Riitufa, Dom f Vernon, Bill W end v ir•aeembled fa G LA SS W AX n . i l n T i h r - K FR O Z EN FO b D SP EC IA LS e f the asset ontlnulestte la the first hose bleoehera ■ w h o e ■ad waa 1 eem p m u v e newcomer FRENCH FRIES 2 COMING SOON I D a r t e a a B o o th ------ OOO OOO l i e —4 $7&2S i month NOW AN D • . K ita m a u L m �V ■Weather Hop and Save In Sanford STh* # a t t f o r d * _________________________AN INDEPENDENT DAILY N15WSPAPKR VOLUME X L V I KnlabHuhed 1909 SAIGON, South Viet Nam (fP)— Premier Ngo Dinh Diem la asking France to withdraw its n rm y In South Viet Nam to tha 17th Parallel or pull completely out of tho turbulent country, a government spokesm an .said today. Tha spokesman said Diem had instructed hi* brother, Strolling In Sanford SHS Band Heads For Jacksonville; $550 Is Raised Parent* a r t orgtd today tu re­ member the regietration of rhll d rra who will enter the flrat grad* at West Sida School next fall. Registration will he held from • a. at. nntil IS noon. Dr. Terry | Bird and a nurao will he on duty * a t the County Health Unit to give examinations. • • • Allas Dawn Bisliop and Mia* Be ha Biahee will be among wo­ men students to ba installed Satur­ day to the official chapter of Tuu Beta Sigma, national women's honorary band sorority. They are juniors a t Florida State Universi­ ty in Tallahassee. Keeping Modern Pace — The Indian thief, introducing- himself to a paleface visitor, said, "1 am Brava Eaglet thin Is my non Fighting Bird, and this la my grandson, Super-Jet Bomber". • * * • Individual honors in competitive drill competition were recently awarded to member* of the Army ROTC detachment at Florida a Stata Univeralty. Cadet CpI. P.N . Bates was the leader of a squad which won first plare ia tha best drilled squad category while second plaee waa won by a group under Cadat CpL f. E. V trtdga. a. Dulles, Colleagues * Gel Preparations Ready For Meeting PARIS brt-U.S. Ssecretary of •U ta Dulles and hii Big Three aoilaaguea scheduled new confer­ ences her* today in preparation for their expected weekend meetA tag in Vienna with Soviet Foreign w Minister V. M, Molotov. Other members of tha NATO Council of Ministers ware off for home after a windup .session yester­ day. But Dulles planned to >ee British Foreign Secretary Harold Mao -iUan at the British F.mbasiy this morning, and to meet with French Premier Edgar Fam e later hi the day. Dulles delayed his departure tor /V Vienna at least until tomorrow be­ cause o ' Russia's continued refusal • t negotiations In the Austrian cap­ ital to Incorporate promised eco­ nomic c o n c e s s i o n * into the Auetrlaa Independence treaty, A l\E . spokesman aald Dulles' t i p —originally scheduled tor this o/ternoon—dcpcndW on the treaty text being available over the week­ end. * Woman Gets Tired O f Pokey Suitor VANCOUVER, * . 0. tlb-Afler *1 yearn of anarching after the cows Instead of marching down hm aisle, 40-yeertad Dorothy Pentland says she la Ured of waiting «w 'he fanner to say “ I do.'* „ She ia suing Banjatnln Crowe, 9 M-year-tad farmer, for breach of fronds* and asking a half talereta ta Us farm. A * complained in court that she hii* been a housekeeper a* well a* a milkmaid without pay aod 1 m stayed in bed while 1 went to r the cows—at 4:20 a.m. each d a y .' ah* laid Crow* promised to mar­ ry bar in 1KT. ---------- r Strategy Mopped By Steelworkers The Seminole High School Rand left this afternoon for Jackson­ ville to participate In the Florida Stale Contest for Hands. The lo­ cal band qualified by making first division in the District Contest in Dct.and on March 16. Upon their arrival, they will attend drill contest. Tomorrow the musician*, under the direction of band director Ern­ est Cowley, will present their eon cert at 1 p. m. in the George Washington Hotel and will Im­ mediately follow with sight read­ ing. At 9:12 p. m. Friday tha hand la scheduled to perform required maneuvers and a special show on the drill field. Tha following soloists will also participate: Patay Haught, who will play tha xylophone and tym> panl; Olivia Giddens, flute solo; Jimmy Hrown, bassoon solo; Sid­ ney Vihlen, trumpet; Richard Tl■on, trombone; Eva Jean Cofield, rlarlnet; Ronnie Robison, student conductor} Robert Recly, piano solo and student conducting. A trombone quartet will be composed of Richard Tiaon, Ronnie Robison, Bruce McCoy, and Joyc# Milam. Entering In a bras* sextet will he Joe Fisher, I-ealle Smith, hue Mayes. Jorce Milam, I-any Ucrtvey, and Robert N swoon, _ , “ThrooglTthe cooperation of tha Elk* Club, the Band and Orches­ tra Assn., and the band students selling candy, 1560 has been rais­ ed to pey transportation and the hotel bills for tho trip", Cowley stated. Apartment Blaze Takes Four Lives LOS ANGELEg UN-Four smell boy* were burned to death last night by a fire that swept through their aecood-alory garage apart ment, police reported. investigators said they believed the blare was started by a candle. Tho small apartment had bocn without electricity for two month* because of the family’! shortage of funds. The boya* 10-yearotd half-sister Margie Davenport, who had been caring for the -children while the parents attended a ir.nvle, was se­ riously burned on the hands. She waa rescued from the apartment by a neighbor, Wilbur Hamilton, 22, who climbed a tree and kicked out a window. Eiforts to rescue the boya failed. The father, a U-year-oid car wsaher, • told a reporter: "We haven't had much money. That's why they cut off oor lights. W* never go anywhere and tonight for the first time in montha.l decided to take my wife to the movie." President May Find Himself Involved WASHINGTON IB - President Elsenhower may find himself In­ volved in harder bargaining than he stem s to expect if and when he sit* down with Russian Premier Nikolai Bulganin at Big Four talks. Bulganin may well press a whole set of basic demands outlined in a new program for disarmament and ending the cold war which Moscow made public Tuesday night. Sea. Cartoon (R-Ksn) said be is The union'* lltoaem ber Wag* certain the Senate will sutaata the veto If R cornea. ______ of The Senate passed the compro­ ISW President Dadd J. McDonald mise measure «-l> late yesterday fw tarday. McDonald doettaad to and sent it to President Elsen­ hower. pm House acted Monday tw torn Seminole County Is Represented On UofF Group GAINESVILLE, — A closer un­ derstanding between member* of the Florida legislature and Univeraity of Florida student* U the aim of a busy student organiza­ tion on the Gainesville campus. Seminole County la represented by Walter Frederickson. Composed of representative* of Florida’s 17 counties, the group works under the sponsorship of Student Government to study the needs of the University and to discuss them with members of ?a# legtrtittircV " *■County representative* t s 1 k with the state senstora o r representatlves from their area to present the students' view of the University's financial needs. The committee also hears talks by University administrator* on the program and faculties of the Uni veraity of Florida. TALLAHASSEE tn -T h # Turn pike Authority today sought to ar­ range an early meeting to set the uheels in motion Tor actual work on the 74 million dollar South Flor­ ida toll expressway. First ordrr of business when the authority meets at tlania tomor­ row or Monda. v ill be to call for bids for sale of bonds to finance the 103 mile long Miami to Fort Pierce turnpike. The Supreme Court in < F t de­ cision yesterday approved validi­ ty of the bond Issue to finance the bobtail section of the projected 380-tnile Matching toll expressway. "Thii decision really get* the show on Hie road," said Authority Chairman Thomas E. Manuel. Manuel said the bid call for the bond sale would be advertised for a boot two weeks and he hoped to be able to open the bids about May 30. A call for bid* on the first phase of Hie actual .construction prob­ ably wi" be issued simultaneously with the call for offers on the bonds. New* of the decision was "won­ derful", Gov. Collins aald "The construction Job will be one of the greatest engineering feats ever undertaken by any state." b ta R waa haa told hay H*ftadk *e Uwmak- Ajvwinted I’rews leased Wire Thousands May Be Saved Government Aid Discussed By Men Me Roberts Buys Interest In Firm Announcement ia being mads to­ day that tha ownership formerly krown as Ray-Field* LincolnMercury Co. haa been changed to Hunt-McRobert* Incorporated af­ ter W. K. McRobi-rt» purchased Ray Cltequcnnol'a Interest In tha company. W. F. Hunt la tha preaident of tha firm and McRoherta is vie* president and treaiurar. gevaral new departments havo been plann­ ed which will "give n* a rum­ ple!* service for all automoliva BI-TT1 I1 , McRoherta P i i u u u n t , statod ncedo", U l i l h aarvtceJ wnO vet*" perrunnel have been Increased to take better earn of customers" he went one. McRoherta moved to Sanford last year from West Virginia where ho owned MeRobert* Supply Store and is now residing with his fumily at 226 Scott Ave. Ho hus two daughters; on# attending Stetson University In DsLand and ons pre-school aga. No. lfUt. Five Laning Cheaper Road Group Is Told R K (H ST R A T IO N _FO R _ C H IL D R E N b e g in n in g fin d g ra d e only is being tn k en at S m ith - side school each Thursday and Friday of litis month. This is fo r children who will start al Southslde o r I’inc Crest Schools next fall- Shown in the picture (from left to right) nr* Mrs- J. A. Hrzwicrhin, Donna Jean Iterwicehin, Mr». I’. II. Colbert (I’-TA presldent), Mrs. 11. W. Shannon, Valerie Ann Muse, and Mrs. J. C. Mitchell, principal. (Staff Photo) Agreement Reached Government Call On Austrian Treaty Raises Possibility >■ j • * -f * * f ' Of Italian Crisis l»is|M'iisinjT wi t h fe d e ra l nid .mil m ilking U. S. Ilig h '*•ay 1 1 -.1*1 u fiv r.ln n i' ins ten d < i n f m r-la n r hlcMnvny w ill sev eral litin d m l th o u •'hiiil dnllw *. th e C h a m b e r o f ( ■mjiiiii’i crV lo n g -ran g e rond* iilm inine co m m ittee w as toI«| n ig h t. If federal aid i.« n rcep ti'd , i t vn« point,it not, the highway wilt buve t<* tie constructed according to fcilrtnl api-rificatloua and much uinnry "HI have to tie spent for expensive right-of-way. The State Road Hoard has ear* narked 7800,(Hit) for th* piojeet, X.175.000 of which ia federal ,'tnney. _ John Mebrh, chairman of tha t'ounty Commission, mail* a me. linn that the committee go on ’word a* recommending the Sint* Roail Hoard consider the possibill. ty of five-inning 17-02 from 8nn. ford to the Orange County tins within the limits of a 125-foot tight -of-wray. Ho added the provision that Seininolii County and the State Road Hoard hear construction costs on th* name ratio a* the slate anil federal government nor. molly engage in on fedcrally-approved highways. Mi-isrh's motion was seconded by County Commissioner Hrown Miller, As art nffitliioiight, MeWH safd that by doing the project in this munner tho riniuty govern, ment will h:,vo a voire in deter, mining its mails needs. Instead of spemliug nioey on exKr.imv ami tin- Sov.i-l Umuu wail sibllity of an H.ilmn government pesive right-of-way us required by f!}* tii Vienna this weekend to |«d crisis. The new ! ft-of center chief the federal government, he added, tiwir Hgnaturc on a treaty the executive lias uiged a greater the rnunly will spend money for Austrians have tiet-u wanting for rote for tl>. working class in politi­ in tun I rimKtrurtiun "to heller fit cal decisions. lit) yvnrs. the nerds Slid desires of its peo­ Scelba Was expected to offer the ple." . Ratifii-ntlon wftt nn-un that resignation of hi* 15-nionlli-old Soldiers To Face Federal spe,ifientions would te• is will In- (no nml snvrr- Cabinet to G rom 'I, who was Ideas Not Swayed quirc about 50 fn-1 of grade un lign for th) first time In 17 sworn in yesterday. Such a step either side of (lie actual road sur. Courts For Alleged y«*i». Smile 7U.WM) (loops of Ros- would t>e in line with tradition, hut By Elbe Reunion and ths West will leave. -'line parliamentary lawyers ar­ fuce, it was pointed out. Hy do­ Commie Activities MOSCOW (fU-The leader of nine Agreement whs reached after gued (hat the Premier was not ing the job without federal aid, NEW YORK 1ft—Two American American veterans of th# 1*45 the gen do could I eut down te lime ilny* i»r difficult negolintiun* soldiers must face court|-msrtial U S-Soviet Elbe River linkup says Til A MATSU, J. pan in-D ivers which it was ft-nrrd ■•nrller to- lay obliged to take it. alioul 110 feet oil either side. Scelba planned t meet first wiDi brosi It up duiens of bodies — tor alleged pro-Communfit actlvl reunion with th# Russians hasn’t Under the new proposal, it wouM might break down. For the jmst his Cabinet and hit coalition party ties while Korean War captivei. Ihen be necessary to obtain only altered the group*# "right of cen­ mos of them of schoolchildren— three days the amhn .idols of the loader* to deride s course of scIron iht cold waters of the inland One is Involved In an un ter" political leanings. four powers had been drndlockj>l llnn. Should he resign, Grnnrhi can about 12 and otic-half h el of rightprecedented murder charge. of-way on either side at various The spokesman for the group— sea a lay to raise to 133 Die num­ on n Western demnnd that tha cither (1) refits*! to accept, (2) di­ places along liic highway. The two are Sgt. Jam ei C. Gal Joseph Polowaky of Chicago—told ber i f corpse* recovered from ltiisi-ijiii* put into tin- treaty eco­ rect Scelba to form another gov Tucsi y’s fog-shrouded terry collagber, 23, of Brooklyn, and Cpf. reporters here last night he and The original plan would have pul nomic coiire.snlonn grunted the eminent, or (3) call on some other Harold M. Dunn, 20, of Baldwins- hit colleague* "fully support the llsloi. a 40 foot park section m the center Austrians during talks in Mos­ IHilitirnt leader to try. ville, N.Y. Stil missing arc 71 persons. A cow Inst month. of the highway. The .otnnnllre de­ U S. government’* foreign policy," If Din President look Die latter The 1st Army announced yes­ Including West German rearm s total i f 77S were resc-rd, includ­ Western informants said Die course, he rouhl encounter a gov­ cided to ito away with Dus section terday that both men, prisoner* ment. The nine arrived her* Mon­ ing 5 Injurerl. in favor of a five-lano highway and Russians finally gave way to the ernment crisis. in North Korea tor almost three day tor a five-day visit as guest* less right-of-way. Ix»r lines of weeping parents Western demand, thus paving tha years, must answer to charges of oi tha Soviet Union. Mcisch cited the need tor not and latlves milled through the v/ny far the aetuui signing. collaboration with tha enemy and tiring up the comity's secondary Poluwrky made th# comment Incen -choked halls of a tempo­ Informed sources -aid the am­ mistreatment and informing on fel­ after a rally with Soviet veterans rary lorgue here, attempting to bassadors decided to make the road building fund*. low prisooers. Brailcy Odium, committee ohairin the Central House of the Soviet idantl the young victims who Soviet concessions un annex to the Gallagher is accused of "murder army. At the rally Russian Col. earrto BO identity papers. treaty. The concessions include re­ DES MOINES IT - Atty Gen. man, said ho had talked with Wil­ without premeditation of fellow A. 6. Zhadov assailed the "ramlll- The died when the ShJim Mam turn of ths Zisteidorf ail fields Herbert Brownell s j U last night liam Dial, who auccccdcd Campbell prisoners of w ar." Th* number tarnation of West Germany." aank widay five minutes after and the Danube Shipping Co. to that 20 years of "Democratic Thomal on thr State Itoad Hoard of alleged victims was not listed Austria. pampering" of l a b o r leaders' when Thomal was api*.toted U Die ft wat tit by a second ferry. in the formal charge. racketeering b being ended by Die Florida Suptemc Court. Dial, he At kyo, Son o*u Nagasaki Operation Able laid, "feels the same way" about PRISONERS INJURED Republican administration. resign i as president of the Na­ 17-02 as did Thurn.il. MEXICO CITY W— Twelve re­ He told 1,700 Iowa ltepuhlicani tional allwiy Corp. which operat­ District Deputy Set For Tomorrow ed Un ferry. Following Japanese bellious prisoners were injured yes­ that Dio administration's war on Mayor Denver Cordell made a FORREST CITY, Ark. i*-To- traditi , hr took responsibility for terday in clashes with guards at "parasitic labor racketeers” is rr- motion that the committee invite Will V isit Lodge morrow is Operation Able for this tho di iter. Die federal penitentiary. The re­ storing the foundations of Ameri­ Dial to the ('minty Commission meeting May 7 to discuss the pro­ On Tuesday B. W. Roy R. east Arkansas town and about 20,volt was quelled sad M of list can political system. Wright Jr* DDGM, will maka his 000 persons from surrounding rioting inmates were given solitary Tho former GOP n. Donat chair­ posed plan. The committee met at Elmer'* first official viait of th* year visit- srcai, escapees from an lmagt confinement for eight months. Tho man addressed the annual state(ng tita hems lodge, Sanford Lodge nary bombing raid, will rush in A ir Force Claims ronvict* were prolesling what they write $23 a-plate fund-raising din­ Restaurant. No. 61 PHAM. Later he will visit for refuge. called “ unfair treatment." ner. th* tlx ether lodges In tha dis­ There will be three times as 32 Higs In Area trict* which he represents for M. many "evacuees" si homefolk* in N, Korea Lft-A U.5. Air Sanford Student W. Roy T. Lord, Grand Master. this cotton country to rn of about tiadron commander said The entered apprentice degree 7,500. today t re were at least 33 Red Named To Board The busloads of refugees will be will be conferred and plana pre­ itneee KIGi in the Vrllnw Sea DURHAM, N. C. — Haium-l Sig. sented fo r n visit to tha Masonic volunteers recruited to help civil arc* v ire his fliKht of eight mund Jacobson of Sanford is one Homs In fit. Petersburg i t g later defense authorities learn more Sabre . I was attacked Tuesday. right Duke Univeralty student* date. about problems encountered when LI. C Robert K Dawson of NEW YORK UP—A federal couit as to make sleep virtually impos­ of who have appointed to serve ns AU Masons are urged to tako a small city la called on to take Dayton, khio, told a ews runfer- ha* ordered ttewr trial for sible tor a man harried by the meinbera of the Duke Judicial part in c a te rin g n welcome to the care of a mob of civilians from a » tb( half of the Itussian-built state prison lifer, saying New York questioning. Hoard for the 1055-56 scaiieinie devastated area. district deputy Tuesday evening. Oe( protective cover for the City pc'iee committed "psychologi yrar. “During this long period the po­ attackln Communist planes. cal brutality" in extracting a con The student* were chosen on DawM related details of the feeslou 'rum him in a murder case, lice, in elfect, kidnaped him. They the basis of interviews with Men's clgbt-mbU air scrap in which Santo Camanito, 41, behind bars kept him inrommunirado, refusing Mtudent Government Association U.S. flip shot down two MIGs ilnre 1642, was convicted wl|ji two to allow his lawyer, his (amity and president, Herd Rennett. and pn|bly bagged two other*. other men in Brooklyn on the hokl his friend* to consult with him...," A rising junior at Duke, JsroU. The appeals court said detectives sage quickly. postal pay bill if tha SJ pe Th* f Force said all U.S. up-murder of a Coney Island son I* the son of Mr, end Mr a. posed as eyewitnesses to accuse Elsenhower, who favored a measure la killed. Sabre* burned without a snatch merchant. Atl three received life Herman Jacobson of 22U Srait Camanlto as a murderer, smaller raise, haa said publicly The President has tot it ba known term*. Ave., Sanford. only that ba neuld study tbe mat­ OOUUC BEERS DAMAGES "Ills confessions obtained by Camanlto testified at his trial he would accept an average 1.t LOS AGELES UR - Mrs. Ros­ that ter carefully. th* police coerced a confes­ these loathsome mrans were no COLD STORAGE LOCKER The H U Italy was far more per cent raise, although b- origi­ eau At* wife of the stuttering sion from him. more evidence than If they had SERVES AS BEDROOM than enough to override a veto, nally asked Congress this year for lie - to asking *26,673 dam The U. I . Court of Appeal* grant­ been forged," Frank's opinion con­ SEATTLE or—Mountain climb­ no more than S.S par cent. but Cartoon said there would be age* fotjnjuries suffered in an ed him a writ of habeai corpus tinued. ers Dick McGowan and Fred maay • switches if and when th* Tbe present bill would mean a atonobi accident last Jan. 14. yesterday on the ground that he Frank also wrote: question at wataiilng the Frata- 7 par cent pay hike for ail of the fib# 4 her husband Tiled had been "uncoastituUonally vic­ "It has no significance that In Her key slept for seven hour* In a cold storage locker at 26 below deat arises. half mifiton postal employee, and tha suit I Superior Court yester­ timised by officialdom." this rase w* must assume there Yesterday, IT Democrats and to more than that for moat of them. day agaR Robert E. Brandow, The court’a opinion, written by was no physical brutality, for aero with fans whipping up n 2* m.pJi. They were testing aieeptaf It cataalaa sons* roclaaaificaUon employe. Tbe suit Judge Jerome N. Frank, said: psy ological torture may be far bag* they plan to use next tall ta features raising pay In toe higher waa seriously ta­ “The police interrogated Cam*- more cruel, far more symptomatic climbing « Himalayan peak. Mtt H a." brackets by much larger percentker car and one driven nito almost continuously tor 17 of sadism. Many a man who can would have been just Uk* home," Cartoon said ha collided at a Los An- houi. with but a brief Interval tor endure beatings would yield to fa- said McGowan, "except for to* m t ta « m ! a* n t a ta flta ." _______ — VIENNA, Austria (AT— Tim Hip Kour rea, iinl itffrcom qilt today _ on un Australian pindepi'ndunrc j p . _____________ ", Tltia was treaty. rd;iorte«i by informed Western ;,ouive* in till vat ice of u ROME Ms—Premier Marat Seelha’s first rail on President Giovan­ coiiinunl'iur. The foreign niinlaterg of the United Statin, Hrituin, ni Gronctd today raised Die |m> Dozens Of Bodies Tcken From Wafers1)"; Of Jap Inland Sea 'Demo Pampering' Said Being Ended r « Presidential Veto Is Expected PITTSBURGH HI — Tha (HO United 'H eeH ratan mapped atratWev today far fight to eecurn a WAKHINGTON tit—' quick "substantial wage increase" in un­ ktontlal veto, perhaps by Monday, precedented simultaneous negoti­ reptatotay awaits a b n to raise ations with six major steal pro- poet I worker*' pay M per cent * ts i roving ambassador Ngo Dinh Lu­ jan, to present the request to tho French In Paris. The 17th Parallel separates South Viet Nam and Communist-ruled North Viet Nam. The French expeditionary corps, numbering between 70,000 and 60,000, now is based chiefly in the Saigon area, at Tourane In rentral Viet Nam, and at Cap St. Jacques, on the coast southeast of the rapilnl. Prospectors of any Immediate Freneh compliance with such a request appeared slim. The hulk of Viet Nam’a French population and of France’s holdings are eonirn tiatrd in the m eat where the French troops are based. Earlier today in Parle U. 8. Sec­ retary of Stato Dulles and French Premier Edgar Faure wera re­ ported to have agreed to give Diem united hacking after week* of French opposition to the na­ tionalist Premier, * SANFORD, FLORIDA. THURSDAY MAY 12. 1355 Officials Premier NgoDiem Anxious »Asks France To Remove To Begin Men In South Viet Nam * I t s T a lf t Mostly fair thrnnxh F r i d a y __ a frw isolated aftrrnnnn lhtindrr> showers extreme north portion, llttlr change In Irm prraitirr. ra ’H Federal Court Orders New Trial For M an Serving Life Ja il Term � 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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Map V, 19SS THE SANFORD HERALD Additional Society Home Demo Work Monforton Twins June Graduates, Set On Basis Honored A t Party O f State Rules - Homs demonstration work as a p art of tha Agricultural Exten­ sion Berries Is organised on a atat« basis, with headquarters at the Florida State University. Offices ar* located In county a eats of 62 of Florida’* 67 coun­ ties. It is an adult and youth educatlonsl service to thousand* of Florida families. • The state horns demonstration •gent directs, under the guidance from FSU In Tallahassee. Ons •isistan t agent, four district a* Vice director, tha state program • f tha Agricultural Extension Sergenta and ten specialists serve on tha Slat* Home Demonstration •taff. A Junior and senior home de­ monstration club program func­ tions In 62 counties in Florida. There are 1/137 clubs with a total membership of 31,601. In 1954, 6,<88 adult leaders gave demon­ strations In home industries and tnarkstinr, clothing, family life education, food and nutrition, food production and conservation health education, home Improve­ ment, and 4-11 girls club work. Appropriations wars granted for Work In three additional counties to 1954, making a total of 62 counties with hom* demonstration programs. Farm and hom# development Work has been added to the pro­ gram this year. Eight counties — Columbia, Hamilton, Jefferson, Leon, Washington, Holmes, Oka­ loosa and Santa Rosa — havo besn named as pilot counties. Miss Myrtle Wilson, county homo demonstration agent, meets With th* sight hom* damonstralion clubs each month, and has 16 4*H Girls' Clubs organised in the different schools, and haa regular monthly meetings to tha schools With them. Homo demonstration clubs are . having thalr annual achievement day today a t th* County Homo Demonstration Canter, 401 E. 25th S t , to which th* public is invited. Circle No. Five Attends Luncheon A t Last Meeting Twwity-thre* todies from Orel* Ns. Ftv* *f th* WSCS of the F irst Methodist Church attended • luncheon n asally a t th* lovely home of M rs B. B. Crumley on Bilvar Lake. Tha tost m atting af tha year, It was tp estd with • devotional by U n . & B. Clark. Mrs. B. 0 . Har* rim an, secretary, reported thatth* Circle had aneaodod Its quota for th a year after which Mr*. J . N. A s a n lto gava tha pert. Mr*. Crumley asked Mrs. E. C. Harper Sr. enter­ tained at her home on 1816 San­ ford Ave., Saturday from 10 a. m. to 12 p. m. with a Cota and Chat­ ter Party, honoring t’ j Misses Sandra and Sonja Monforton, who a rt graduating from Semlnols High School in June, Lunch was served buffet style from th* dining room table cover­ ed with a red cloth and centered with white gladlolL Others who enjoyed this delight­ ful occasion with Sandra and Sonja wera Miss Betty Bryan, Miss Marilyn Calhoun, Miss Shir­ ley Walls, Mitt Shirley Tyre, Mil* Barbara Drown, hilts Minnie Lee Metts, Mist Mary Ann Roxton, Mrs. Jimmy Wade. Miss Marianna Strickland, Miss Caye Stubblns. Mlsa Terrele Jean Nelson, Mist Jean Wilkie, M itt Joan Wilkie, Mist Colleen Engebretson, Miss Helen Alexander, Mist Ltnnl, Ho tunda, MU* Helen Lindsey, Mrs. W. C. Jennings, Mist Rochelle Eu­ banks, Mrs. Eleanor Butler, Mist Jean Kennedy and Miss Mlnarva Smith. B yss want Is ta a p a Mow or othor food at tbs altamariag point, whoa yes are eookhif It orer a top tarnar on tko rants, aak* rero that th# airfare of tk* liquid barely rlpplt*. Simmering mtmna to cook Jnst bolow th* boiling point Circle No. EightCloses Out Year With Supper, Meet Circle No. Eight of th* WSCS of th* First Methodist Church met Tuesday evening for It* final meeting In tha garden of Mr*. Jam** Botard. A covered dish supper wa* held after which routln# business was dlsp«n**d with. Mrs. J. H. Le* Jr., chairman, thanked th* memb«rs fpr their cooperation during tha year- 8ha announced that on May 6 Fellow* ship Day would be held a t tha Congregational Church a t 3 p. m. On May 8 th* regular business meeting would b* held and on May IS another m atting would b* In the form of n luncheon wrlth name* being drawn /o r th* varloua circles. Mrs. Ksnls Green was present­ ed with n gift as ahs ts leaving Sanford in June. Thos* attending ware Mrs. Ro­ derick Adams, Mrs. Charles At* klnson, Mrs. Bob Bennett. Mrs. Jams* Bozard, Mrs. Hugh Carl* ton, Mrs. D. 11. Fletcher, Mrs. Ktnla Green, Mrs. C. O. Jones, Mrs. Marvin Lsddon, Mrs. J. H. Le* Jr., Mrs. Camilla Little, Mrs. E. H. McAlexander, Mrs. Fred I’crklns, Mrs. Ernest Southward, Mrs. John S. White, Mrs. Bsa Wiggins and Mrs. Blaka Sawyer. Jh a n lt tyoiL , Oshij^ From th« bottom of my h eart, I thank the hundreda of my personal guests who really overwhelmed me w ith th eir patronage on M other's Day. I appreciate your Sraetom comments about th e food and patience In being served. To the 75 or 60 prospective patrons we could not accomodate I offer my regrets and an Invitation to please come back again. Thanks, again, Sanford and Seminola County for your acceptance of my desire to serve you. \ RUUBON MMAOWB * atagar recently And by Arthur Godfrey Cram hi* television show, and TV producer Larry Puck, IT, are ahowa boarding a plana at LeCluardia Field, New York, for a 10-day honeymoon to Bermuda. They were married to BL Louis, Mo. Rack was ala* discharged by Arthur Godfrey. (International) Barbecue sauce Is dalldoua ov­ er chicken; but it’s also good with duck. Roast the duck (cut in quarters) by your regular method, but bast# often with th# sauce. Father’s planning to havo his cronies over! Servo hot potato salad surrounded with steaming hot frankfurters and lots of pic­ kles and mustard. Lucille P. Appleby , OWNER M R S . A P P L E B Y 'S R E S T A U R A N T Valdez Hotel Presbyterians Vote Mothers Honored To Join Circles A t Special Program During Summer Evening Clrel* No. 3, of tha In Chapter Meet First Presbyterian Church mat re­ Ssmlnol* Chapter No. Two of the OES n et in tha Masonic Hell Thursday evening with Mrs. Vir­ ginia Anderson, worthy matron, presiding. A Mother’s Day Program was presented and eight Rainbow girls entered wearing large bows of satin ribbons. Four of th* girls wore red bows representing th* living mothers and four white ones representing th* dead. Tha girls stood before th* wor­ thy matron as all th* mothers In th* organisation stood after vhlch they were presented carnations during a abort ceremony. Mrs. Jo* Corley was soloist. Those participating were Miss Harriett Redding, Miss Juns Jsnnings, Mlsa Margaret Ellison, Miss Peggy Lundqulst, Miss San­ dra Loo, >y*s Amoret Spslr, Miss Irma Jean Corley and Mlsa Betty Davia. Mr*. Jams* Davis waa Initiated Into tha chapter as • new member. A short memorial was held In hon­ or of the tote Mrs. Clara Gian, a member ef th* ahaptcr. Tha room was beautifully deco­ rated with spring flowers consist­ ing af gladioli and Easter lilies. Mra. Augusta Bllbrey was chair­ man af tha nfrsafcaiaat commit- cently a t th* home of Miss Rsboeca Stevana with Mil* Mary Earl* a i co-hostess. Announcements ware made as th* meeting opened with prayir by Mrs. Harry Walr. Miss Stevans was introduced as skeratary and tha group voted to hare Jalnt meeting* during tha summer with Evening Circle No. 3. Mrs. C. W. Johnson presided, and the Blbls lesson was given by Mrs. Roy Mann. “Lst’s Talk About It" was given by Mrs. Harris Folds and letters of appreciation, from th* T. B. patients for whom tha circle gava • ehowar recently, w an read. Refreshments war* reread la th* following. Mrs. Elisabeth Sharon, Mr*. At Wallace, Mrs. Thomas Freeman, Mrs. Clifford McKlbhln, l l n Harry Walr, Mra. Roy Mann, Mr*. L. E. Walker, Mr*. W. E. Dod­ son, Mr* Alfred Greens, Mra. ‘ D. P. Lanier, Mra. Rickard Packard, Mr*. Al Lyon, Mr*. W. J . King. Mra. Harold Poalstra, Mra. Hen­ ry D’Amico, Mrs. W, C. Bollinger, Mrs. Dick Aiken, Mra. Harris Felds, Mrs. C. W. J ohns**, Mis* Ollto R eau Whittle and th« haataasas UNION LEADERS ARE DODGING THE ISSUE IN THE TELEPHONE STRIKE Thev are issuing a lot of misleading statements about the company's position on arbitration. These statements don’t check with the facts. % Look at these facts-* Ever since we’ve had a contract with the union, the true intent and meaning of every provision of every agreement between the company and the union has been subject to arbitra­ tion* W E L L D R IL L IN G Howard C. Lone Phone 888 SOT A C saussrdsl BEFO RE THU STRIK E STA RTU P Southern Bell proposed that any, disciplinary action resulting f r o m violations of the no-strike clause de­ manded by the company w o u l d bo subject to arbitration. Before the strike started, Southera Bell p* 1 t h a t o i l ro ip e n eioni of em b, n f i r d l i N o f th e Martha." fr*m the book, *Tbo V u t « Caltoth" br U i t Hoilo. K n, Creator « u fires s tore* If oQrer otook troy snd Mr*. Hhlnkotoor s rorenibto card Ubto cor* wr by th# etrsto for tbotr ooUUad*?ko#o attestin g wore Mr*. F. B. Atoms, k n . L. A. Andersen, Mra. J , N. A m rello , Mr*. C. P. Branaa, Mr*. I . W. Brown, Mr*. M ia Ctork, Mr*. B. B. Cruratoy, Mr*. W. F. Ptold*. Mr*. B. A. Fntrell, Mr*. B. 0 . Harrimaa, Mr*, l s r Htrron, Mr*. E. D. Kirchhoif, Mr*, tool** Kaowtoa, Mr*. J , 0. U n . W. B. Ntobotoon, Mr*. A. Add a dish of iplec to pastry m f f sppto pUI For a recipe bared on two rup* of flour, tuo three-quar­ ters teaspoon nutmeg. II your ap­ ple* 'or the pie aren’t ta r t sprinkle thu apples with h»lf a teaspoon of grated lemon rind and a table* ipocn of tomon Juice. Ever **rre foatUd Jam sand* wlches T To mak* them retrov. the crusts from thin alien of fresh bread; rpread the bread with apri­ cot or raspberry jam end roll up diagonally. Faatca th# tolls with toothpick* and toast In a hot oven. s u b je c t to a rb itra - In spite of what union leaders have said, the truth Is th at before the strike started, Southern Bell propofled fall and complete arbitration on ever? type of dtedpUB# tin t coald be Imposed andor the new eontrect In fact, not only in discipline bat practically every other ttm In the Brownie Troop 5 (temuaat. Mis. Ostovia Boa* , Mr*. Xobort Kooly, Mrs. M. Enjoys Supper •trick teal, Mr*.' A. E. Skis* Brewala Tro*p No. I a NT, Mrs. Laalto Tkooaom. a ham burrv fry i t (ta a *. a a WslU And Mr*. T. B. os Tuaatay os "B atty Bn BUT THIS UNION WANTS STILL MORE They are going so fa r as to de­ mand that an arbitrator be called in now to decide what the terms of the new contract shall be. He would, in effect, write a w h o l e new contract and his decision tfould be fin al There his responsibility ends. Southern Bell's management is charged with the sole responsibility for providing communications ser­ vices in the ire s the company serves. It cannot surrender that responsibi­ lity to others. Our obligation under the law cannot be delegated. We h u t retain the right to m a k e the final decisions essential to the sound and effective management of this public service. The Issue to this strike Is simple and dear—Will union leaders Bve up to a contract once it is signed? Southern Bell guarantees good wages, good working conditions and other contract benefits. In return It naha only that union Isadora agree net to disrupt service to the public by strikes who# the contract Is In farce. This they refuse to do on any, They sUD *'4*. rS, j-: .<rv . <! V . ... ■ a™ .. ■W- - •a*. > 8 V ....... $ * w r.. , ,. U Years » L'***sn* '* c ' * v •? v -• *»* ’*# . - * ■r * ' .Li ♦? t l ’.sV ' r -y f �n Shop and Save In Sanford Wxt W an ted • K d la h lia h H I90>* VMI.PMK XLVI American Jets D ow nT w oM igs During A ttack Strolling In Sanford TUESDAY MAY 10. 19.". I 'r r s s r\fppl *0o5 kt\%. I.m .-rd H ir e I ...g i... cimM and No. IS I Leonardy Accused Of Violating Rights TOKYO (/P)— American Sabre Jets, jumped by Com­ m unist MIGs between N orth Korea and Bed China, shot down two of the Itussinn-built jets ami probably destroyed another this morning, th e Air Force announced. The dogfight started over international w aters of the Yfllow Set, th« Air Force said, when ‘eight Sabres were attacked by 12 to 16 Communist fighters.' AI' the Snhres, on s patrol nitsrion, returned later to their Ko­ rean bases. The fight area was aliout 50 .-iiilcs southwest of the mouth of the Y*lu Hirer, boundary between North Korea and Red China Com­ munist Chin* has a large air base et Antung, and North Korea at Sinuiju, on opposite banks of the la 'u . The Air Force gave no clue on the nationally of the MIG*,_ used bv the air forces of North Korea, Communist China and Soviet HuatU . An Air Force announcement said the MIGs firqjl first It said the Sabres, from the 35lh Squadron of the Kth Fighter-Bomber Wing, returned the fire. Two Communist pitots baited out and “the third plane was last seen diving atiaight down trailing smoke." It was the third almost Identical incident In the same general Yel­ low Sea area In 10 months. aid AN IN O B PK N D B N T DAILY N E W SPA PE R SA N FO R D . FLORIDA. WfeatKer' V otth fair, lit tie chant'* In tem» |if»r*1urr through U>dn» .day; hi?H thl» Afternoon in'and,, c l i p to r.’o l Inn tonight Sam Sheppard Has New Hopes ToGainFreedom Frederick Makes Charge At Meeting O f C i t y Commission CLEVELAND (AP) — Twice C ity Police Ju d g e Jo h n L eo n ard y w as accused last night loier in moves to win a new trial before* lln* C jty (\m im is.v o u o f " f la g r a n tly " v io latin g a do- Western Big Three, Backed By NATO, Invites Soviets PARIS 4A r t _ Th# Westers P*lc Thiee, hacked hy th« whole NATO alliance, invited lh« ttovir* VIC! FIIMOIMT and Mm . Richard M. Nixon are shown with Vtncoot A tto rn e y (.o n io n h’lvilorich rharjrm f .littlpe I.eomvrriv I'nlon today to a top loc«l conferday based hi* hope of tierdom Staskel, Jr^S.ot Shenandoah Hclxht*, Pa., a victim of rcrcbral palsy, Mri. Marguerite Graham, 2296 from life in prison on an appeal* pi'ottouiKTil tin- <lt fnm L uii. lijiviil I'fiiifrlo a S anford N egro, erne this summer on East-We.-I after they ofUclally opened the 1951 United Cerebral Palsy Fund­ Grandview Are., wa# telling the ITiiJty w 1' limit tiAlfUtif? tn f'l in- problems in Europ*. rnurt healing scheduled for Ma> ★ ★ ★ ★ raising campaign- They lighted a replica of the Beacon of Hope, Stroller about the Miami publicity "!* » tt-'imony. T riirru l %nul \ n t, siicp-esiine tick a meet^symbol of the drive, at a ceremony in Wa*hinglon. (fairroalumalf recently given to an Easter lily I'rm ctr h«d I'vu o r**.^icitcd t <> ‘ i W»ie t.emr cabled to Moscow •ludgn Edward S. Hl>tInn, in 'S carin g 10 bud*. Hut It eeeni* as !•«* hi*aiil. for delivery a l th* kiemlin to­ whose court a Jury convicted Shepthough Mm . Graham can go the Pi mull* bfg»rt •<Ft vIfiST a jfiil night nr early tomoirmv, diploma­ paid last Dec. 21 of dubbing his Miami plant ore belter. On the PtTiFi? .Wftftft'ttaY «tn 1tl« «OllYiC- tic informant ■ said. wife to death, rejected late yes­ euuth tide of her home proudly iton nf driving whtl^ uuoxwa!*M. •Artned with Pie.«ident F.Uenterday a motion for a new it ini grow* in R atter illy boasting 20 •'My clirnt i* tpcmiing thr night lto\iei > ronscti*. in u n r s n , Frcnri* on the ham# of newly discovered bjd*. The owner »ay* they thou Id lit city jail ivhrn h * hannH been and British experts finished up eviden- c. be in full bloom in about a week. nff'Hdcd juttivr," Knviciick #1 c th* text of tha Invitation and Week* sco Judge Blythin denied • • • t lan d. quickly ohtained tha approval of a new trial motion citing numer­ Due to the leek of a quorum, the I'olit ** €’|ii* f Hoy H* \\ illiAti A '■e NATO minrstcr*. including ous alleged erroi* 111 thn .11-yearAtiburndale Principals Tell Board ■r re ting last week of the Hanford Batid hi* nfft'iftl tn turn th# dr M e t (7ri man's t'h.incellor—For. old osteopath's 10-wcck trial.Tb.il Theatre Guild was postponed. iViirlmnt .m ff tn Fri'di iiik tend re- eipn Minister Koniad .Adenauer. denial w u carried to the Move Was Made For Good Of Pupils earlier ^George Dsbbs, president, hee anop«*ii th** ra*P • nder th* proposal. U. S. SecAppellate Court, and Sheppard's 'aouneed that another effort sill BARTOW cf — Two Auburn- chief council William J. Corrigan Krmirrtrk r^plird htn flirni -etarv of Stalo Dulles, British be made to get enough Interested dale rr.ionl principals told the said he would “with dispatch"*upratd-i not affunl fin Appi.il tn b foreign Secretary Harold Mm. peraons together to meet Wednes­ county school hoard yciterday plsmrnt k with an appeal from hit in*i* rnu r I or fuithfr i#g»1 rtt t» Mtllan, Krenrh Foicigij Mmialrf day at 8 p. m. at the City Hall they ir.Mulcted Irachcrs to change ycitoi day’s decision. "A* An attnihry I'm ilci^ly pri* tntoine Pinay amt Soviet Foreign A u d ito rial. Ho urges all Guild attendance figures in errtain in­ t••f lirtl by tb# t b a r e r C i t y Al­ Minister \ , M. Molotov wouM .Sheppard remained In County oiembeni and any other interest­ stances. tai Dry A. Ktlvwn MiinboUur re- mret a day or luo in advarue tif Jml, where he was taken last July ed peraona to attend. They denied a rharge by one ;I0, charged with bludgeoning hi* . larkr . lit* iTjggi hied ibt* * am- a meeting “at the summit" of Ki• s o teacher, Charles G. Minus, that piecnatit wife Marilyn in her bed­ -enliou n . Soviet Premier N’ikolnl luit ‘ton Mimiliiin th<* jiftige and Overheard in a local drugstore— Kiev instructed the Irachcrs In room at their Bay Village home him point iitftni if In* had rrfuR* ihdganin. British Prime Minialie *A man eometimea can get a falsify the records so the school July 4 He Iml no comment on tit t*i tmar tlif deffmlanl* i Krtrii mul French Premier Edg,.r pearl out cf an oyster, but it could —•n't a higher attrmlanrc Judgt Blythin’* ruling. Min* rum mi At*ion detdilriJ to it r Fmiit* WASHINGTON (/P>— R * Pstake* n pretty girl to get n diefltr wholr mat Ur at it a rif\t m nl Payment of 15.200 to the con­ avcraH' and qualify for an catra mond out of an old crab . . . Priest (D-Tenn) said today the tractor was imtiiorir.nl by City teachei. inifo Some mind* are Ilka concrete, all government evidently plena a Commission last night after Ro­ A. It. Liggett, supervising prin­ In ntltrr ret ion !*'t night, t hi mixed up and permanently act . . Lrfore clearing supplies of Salk bert M. Angu*. city consulting en­ cipal of the Atiburndale area, Commijtnicm n |i|iol«iI a m*w fiir "much closer" check In the future Worry ie Ilk* a rocking chain’ ll man Moat.I of Atljm.1 mrnti arid gineer, explained how an Unau­ testified at a folk County School Board hearing that he told his will give you something to do but antipollo vaccine for public use. Apjifttli. Narird It* lIn* hoard um* thorised sewer was laid on Bay Some Democrat* in Congrcsa principals children with excused it wont g*t y»* anywhere." W, hi a t'Ml, I. It Ailidawn, » # • said undue confusion had accotn Avr. absences could be counted as pre­ h. r 11hi p* r, Luni il O ilfr Htiil j Tha engineer1* ehlef assistant, panled the Eisenhower atlmini* GOIHION F IIH Iintlt K “Cheaper by the Down" will be David Newman, assumed full sent if they made up the work (hlaff 1‘boto) Kuy V\all. presented In the 8H8 auditorium (ration's handling of its part of responsibility for authorising the missed, h m t^fit vxill for tbfer j th# program, but Priest described Haight at I p. n . as tbs annul Mrs. Marguerite I.evlgnc, prin­ S AIGON'. Soulli Viet Nani f APt Voar*, whi14 Aulidoun ami llayjrrr line. He drn.rd that anyone of the VIENNA, Austria <AP> — The Senior Class play. Mr*. Nellie si “well In order" the recom­ commissioner ronferred with him cipal of the Auburndaie Junior ’icmtcr Ngn flinh Diem tonight u HI yet\i* fur tv o ymi5 rai l* unit m Coleman la tba director. Ticket* mendation for a temporary halt ia be furs he mad* the decision. High Srnool where Manos is as- West went ahead today with plana D ill Mild Wall for i»nr \rn r t ith nillliiliii, r,l fnnnstien of a ne v mass vaccinations. far ilgnlng llie Austrian indeprnmay ha haaght at tba dear. wiili t)„ immedtat# s\n(Hy|ilt|ii«*pl of tha ini'* bond | kovnnment T ht H r, wm laid despite* th*. He i* chairman of the Com­ p tr*a*w.tW* we-, >-*'<t itr ir i'* 1 Boat or -ailing frr* South Alet ■ • • ^ ** ■ *%■ *f <*b-, «w v -9 tilted#' rr e ai y h#*iji tha fact the Commi asion voted to til* ^ ” 7? merce Committee, which handle* Nam’s s new nuuii.ey nmilsry wrenen froth limit iTtr P'21’,1 Mrs. Lorraine Graham, execu­ ’SI P*iie»al election*. ohi k n n l bud Nrm inn Mb** *a Innir minate the project from the sew­ Evidence was Jntrodnrrri l.'i t ah Soviets. fences had been c ra irj in several D'eiri -aid in fotmiug In* pew tive secretary of the Bemlnote most health legislation.x On th* er program a* of last Fib. 21. thr trtniA of pH lit iiiriulit'is itad * In the continuing talks her# on County Tuberculosis and Health basis of consultations with admin Cabinet, he had f-dinned the ni l.“I think the city I* legally eases, rxp.inf. IJggeit said the policy was hi* the treaty draft, Russian Ambas-. A m i -* announced today that th* istratlon officials, he said in an ia bound to pay for it," City At­ The CnninitsrioH reappointed T, t "t '"I* , eongrrrasi * tciview he understand* tbs Health 1. I. llylvhtv demanded yc.'-i office will be cleaod Wednesday Claieticr R-ddlng to the Hnuslng ' n" M,;ek. Bui hi, p . torney Edwin Sliinholsrr said, own and county scfatol officials *ador and Welfare Department ie plan terday that economic concessions • through Saturday while the ia in “The contractor performed hi* were not responsible, lie said hr .inn, Redding, whnne p r o - , j.'‘‘ l*r|n" " ‘ (diuiui--inn. of Miami attending the* annual con­ ning a much closer laboratory contract. A* between tha city and adopted the plan for he good of Moscow promised last month to — ,,'p DitUle of Chief of Slaie |!u-» still term will rxpiie Mav 20, check on future euppliee before ELIZABETH. N. .1 (APi T« . Dai, ilia Austrians be left out or tha the students only and not to gel ference e f the Florida TB and *ha engineer, what you do atrout ElirahclH nfliciiils, ulm ti-.tlficl will sen-' for arurthei th u s years. | Sponsor of one of Hi* cmig e pact. Health A nn. The meeting* will tbey are released. more teacher*. it ia another matter." before a Union County gtundjuiv Instead, Ilyichev insisted lhat bald ia the McAllister Hotel. l1"’ National Rovululio ■«, y Th* roniractor was Sullivan, W n s * tha original draft ticaty's provi­ prnhinc alleged laxity in comic, -»ry committee ha. I... .. inerrariu^ O fficials Likely ta n g and llagcrty of Bessemer, sion# for reparations to Russia lion with gaiiilding, committed Tba Heard af Director* ef tba i pieasuro on the pin,tier tn deiamain a* written in 1949. H* suicide yesterday, Chamber af Cammcrca will m Itie abn-ateu Baa Dai. li.eni To Step Up Efforts Ala.Shinhotscr did not expand no A bullet in the head ended the said tha reductions Soviet Foreign at • *. at. teday In the Comme­ reportedly wonts in learn Ran how responsible the rity could life of 65-year-old Police l 'apt. Minister V. M. Molotov had ant City HaU. Mfli 8 fall* In lit* N'utionnl As,* riii# In Phone Strike hold the engineer and he was not greed to in March should be cov­ Auguit F. AYlnkelmdnn, who liail hly for which his eov«*initii*ni i WASHINGTON M V - The gov­ pressed for an answer. i pledged In ered In a separate n»«t lo . he been on terminal leave and war On Anga*' pica, the Commis­ ernment U likely to *t#p up ef­ The M lv runimlMion vi»t#tl T o 'l i i / n i v ! 1? * ' iletlii»n>. signed later only by Ilia Russians due to retire next month. n o i tU fort* to settle th* South's two- sion withheld its wrath until bid* Fire Cutnmistionei Frami* lie i iglit t,j ,nr,ranr llir .(r|,o .1 on * irmiri nittiril irvrn ^ LEXINGTON, Mo. (,F| -They’re and the Austrians. men fi.»t,i month-old telephone strike now are received on completing the gninjc to reflght tha Civil War Dlacusslnn of the Issue was to Stephan, HD, undid fully clothe I Utility >rivi-i’l I taut tlui pirnvni J'outh Alet Xniu. Ihi-p from hit that an agreement ha* been reach­ program; or at least one of Its ttrangest be renewed today by Ilyichev *n,i into Raritan Buy and was dioo ti­ (2.60 tn I 7 .ro, ed to end Dixie's big rail walkout. “I'm aurc the city will find It ronflicta—this week In a ctmpaign I ha British, French and U. 8- atn- ed. Tile increas# IU< propo-cd to native Gent ml Veit Nam and Federal medlatora expressed haa enough money to complete the to restore a historical battle site. L-uaador* to Austria. i over null -pa >mt-nl of utility lulls. refugees l i on- t h e G-mimurii.t Both deatiis weie listed officially North. Fnuc l-rntrr minis­ hope today that tha "psychological whole program," Angaa aaid. In nlhei action, the Gommbisinn hold ns kuieide. Bulii men nero fouti-i Thou.-and* of spcttatora will line ter* were included Five politic -| WASHINGTON M V - Seeking effect" of the rail settlement voted to (ill In the pond ai 21th in Monmouth County, about ‘ Jr patties or groups wriu IepiesvlUMissouri River hlufb to watch the m w tactic* far defence against might spur similar efforts toward mile* apatl. I>,- Etephati’s body “.t. and Summerlin Are Th# ac­ Mi. submarine attack, U. S. military peace pacts In prolonged phone City Given Consent Rlue and th* Gray dash on the Traveling Judges tion was taken afler a petition uas removed from iiiaishlaiul in *ita of the original tajrington en* actMtiata win act off in th* Pacific and but strike*. Tmnulup. AVinkelii.ii.tu .-a' |n ■ ruled, gagemenL To Construct Park within a taw days the aeeoi Caught By Radar Alatawnn An agreement was reached here Ilu- Commission sp|uured an Millionaire's Son H a s still a liv e when found lieui In that 1861 baft)#. MaJ. Gen. known wndmwater atomic blast The County School Board last the Maoasipinn River inlet. 11• r.r«nneiil foe roa-l pm poses only A tamo announcement yesterday yesterday to end th# eight-weak* night gava the city a perpetual Sterling Price's < n f e d e r a l e For Fast Driving died later in Point Pleasant ho .•n the -nuith l-nuh-laiv of the well Faces Arraignmentaald only that a “email yield nu­ eld Louisville and Nashville Rail­ eaeemrnt on the area south of troops defeated ( >1. James A. field. Restiu lions to Iti# ease­ RICHMOND. Va. IJ V - Two pilal. clear device" will ho exploded In road strike tomorrow morning and Goldsboro school In order that a Mulligan's Union m ea after a On Murder Charge send th* unresolved issue* ta Neither matt left mitide null-, ment ale In lie woiled mil. fudges who rame a long way to a taw day* la the eastern Pacific to teiga of several recreational park may be built y». Attesition *»« called In the fart | VAN NUYfV. f alif. Gpt-- Tl> \0 Mvnral hundred mile*" from th* arbritration. A neutral rotaros there. Tha battle prod ed two odd!- Richmond for the annual ennfer- police said. wm to bo named today, i' kl many i-*ople liare t.een row- .nr, of a New Anrk millinna t* ei.c* nf the National Council nf off th* Wort arbritrmtion. The action wa* announced at tics: Tho National Media­ ItrsBAND KEEPS PttOMlM’ | plaining nlm'it the leain wlii-ll- s f.ues ai laignntenl on a murder Juvanlla Court Judges got a first­ 1, The Union t r o t s ' own horses lost night's City Commission meet tion Board today designated Fran­ CHARMJTE. N. C. '.W — AA'it- 19 he matter was i-#f#r>#-l <•* <'•!)’ | charge today m the -laying of ait lug. Lei pad drink them nla surrender, hand look at Virginia law en­ The ogpleeiou location will cis J . Kobertaou ef Weshlngtoa a* liam flacy Moore's will llled here! Manager AVaireu Knowles. | old frien-l si a lenoinn ns-ty 2. Tha Souther i n introduced forcement en route. An agreenunt regarding th# re­ “completely clear of fishing refers*. _______________ yesterday reads: "My will i. .1 — I where the tlip of > coin fa:l-.| They were cauaht in th* stale a movable bales of hemp creational ares was et.tared Into grounds and shipping lanes," laid ■igument. police radar net for Mapping foltows: When I married my «ilr* (.11 A.sMIlil'PERS EM'ECI'ED 1lo seiti* SPECIAL G U U f recently by the school board with breastwork. the announcement from the A.Minn# ta u We.t I vowed si the DAI L.tS V — County euinmi.-, -Lilian ILi.nmrr, 2-t s leetiai-*al rpeadaters. tmmk Caorgy Commission and tho DETROIT UH—Mrs. Clarioda C. tho city and county. At the time, Judge Mnurlce Fapienxa rams altar, snd sealed (hr vow with a i-utt-rs aulhoritrd yesterday Hie vriler and *oM nf |tr. Armand M ean. IS, of Lee Angelaa, wee a City Commissioner John Krider Defence Department. It add from Hilo, Hawaii, by way of De­ ring np-m her finger, with all mv |Mirrh(.r# nl 5200 in ill-etlldde Hammer, nf New Am!., wn« arspecial guest at the Mother's Day outlined plans for a baseball dis them win h eap haaard to perse akes John Barr troit, whei* ha bought a new ear. worldly goods t ihee endow, sml alter luutily Farm Agent A. S. .e .trd Hupdsy afi-r the death -f in the Missionary Baptist mond, oofthall area, playground, ea the mainland or nay Islands ia Church in suburban Farmington toonta court and esrntualiy a Reins O f Company FIs got a* far at Hanover Countv as much as it has always been, at Miliikcn wnrnnl a heavy grass-1 Buie# VVIdtlo l,. 28, Ftetfio. p .,r ,r . ;li | lla n u -i -’- I \\1 'hrfora th* “ whammy" clucked the altar I made my will and i-ppei vru|l i- ixpeeted around ■wimmlng pool. yesterday. CHICAGO (Ft - John A. Barr, him at 04 milrs an hour. Ha posted much a . it is now. m my wile all here t--i- year. He w.ml* to .|ua> link in an 'iigumrnt ovrr |dt7, today look ovlr the reins of bond of 110.25. dilehe- tilung roads. i have I do hfl|Urulh." 1 ear-old ,1#• l »ft*i a patty at Montgomery Ws< and Co.-the Judge Paul A. Martluran of which AA'hPInrk, a mcolly d,>* first day in 24 yea t that the firm Corpus Christi. lex., was nabbed -haigr.l aul.tier. helpej llunin r has not been un^r the leader- in Fluvanna County. Radar caught and Id* pr1guard wif, Sue. 21, Th* Seminolo County Sports­ ship of Sewell Avi y, 81. • rlrliiule the in hui-al writer's lam “between TO and 80 tnilei an men Association and the Semi­ Barr, formerly ire president hour" and h* posted hond of day. nole County Federation of Wo­ and secretary, ws elected chair J ! 5.25. Explained the judge: Hammer*' father flew heir 'a NEW YORK (Jl-Reseua oquads hollar exploding." men's Clubs are holding a fish man of the com pi y at a special “ It wa* th* first stretch of will* •tund hy hi. son. fry Saturday May 14 a t Federa­ dug kilo tons of rubblo today to “1 ran and ran like a mad dog meeting of the Bo rd of Directors rpen road I'd seen sirr# Texas." tion Wayaide. Farit on Heed 44 March tar a co&structioii worker trying t» get up those boards," yesterday. Avery, resigned but V e s t Side Students , when it free*** the Weklve liver. missing ia tho roaring collspaa of aald atilt another. "1 thought I’d will continue a* a lircclor. V Dedication of the new park win tho New York Coliseum'o mo* never get out." Edmund A. Kri rr. 42, Ward's Diamond Diggers To Register Friday he at f p. ta. eerviag tiaee ie a t S ubiblUoo floor. Tba 2J-millioo-dollar p r o j e c t , president since 152. also re FNty-out of Mine 1,000 worfcon started a year ago, is half com­ signed. No succrpir was named ► »• ____________ n rg i.t'o tien of children * hn Find New Riches i the job were injured lata yas* pleted. wilt enter the fi,-l c a d e at A\'” t immediately. Unlay wbea tha floor gava way JOHANNESBURG, South Africa Side Prims - y S- hoot next year A SAatory office building being whila eoam ta was being goorad built as part of the project was .P — Riches have come to dia­ will be held Friday from 9 a in. into It Twenty-three wort hotpi- unaffected by tha cave-in of the mond diggers working a new field until t'J noon. Parents aie asked |HfA City O f 'Fists' at Bellsbsnk. in remote bush to bring l,iith rerlifiiate* and any UAby IM-foot floor section. ' MOSCOW IH - Prem ier M M Missing was Joseph Lombardi, country northwest nf Kimberly. record they may hat, of imxutaJust what caused the collapse Makes Ne 'Last' Bulganin led • aerial deUgatk i, • cemoot worker. South Africa's fabulous diamond tin"*. remained a mystery. ta Warsaw M i y ta r the birth ef Mora than IN workers aoramBERLIN UP — trlln, a city of erntar. Di. T n iy Bir-I amt a nurse trill Fiulimlaary Investigation show. the Communist reralea of NATO. bUd for their lives aa roocroU, Professional diggers, unemploy­ many “fin U " In ia nina renlur be nn duty at th* County Health ad ao break or weakening in the V 'T h * Moscow radio le a B u e rii the staol tod wood piungod a toot to ies of history, new acks up a new ed and businessmen have stakrd Unit to examine the children. •— Hnni arrival hy p le a t ta the street-level floor of tha pro­ structural steel framework. last." D I* the it big piera of 25-yard-*quar*'Clalms In the new­ Talents a ir icqwr.tr,! to go first tbe Pullsh rtgltaL ject haltt built at ‘'“l n K f Cirlarders employed on the pro­ German territory be thorough ly proclaimed field. Soma are to the AA'r.t N’ldc lunch room tect war* “of th* highest type in ly occupied by U conquerors of earning 12,000 a week. . U ji MloUter V. M. Metatar AV#»t Third St. whrie they will * M,*®***JJUf# between the United State and Turkey was conend Defense Mleiater Geergl Sha­ sUrtod to girt," the construction business," May- 1845. Thousands of milky white dia legiatei am' get liralth blanks. ko* eccompeelod tan F roaiar tar dr B abart F. Wagner aald. Wait Germany 50 m i l l i o n moods have been found. They sell It is hoped that ti-ele will b# Die Soviet Met a— H i w ater, was Frank Yoaple, a superinten­ gained soveroignl four days ego, at aa avarag* t » ■ carat. The rrough can. oil hah-1 lo furnish taco, which else d s an the Job, said it woe possi­ Communist East Germany pro- biggest find so far was a 44'i-catlalispoi lation lo ll-r health unit her ef lu nar said it voa lihe ble that vortical supporting beams claimed a limit** sovereignty- for rat diamond which aoid fur Feridun C, Erkin of Turkey- Pn-iH.m rT*/L’ r *" Ambassador for those who will bats uu w a/ qiptoilnu ilka a Mg had nut bean braced properly. flM B . Its II million la arch 1M4. of getting Ihtia. Teachers Are Told To Change Figures Contractor Pay Government Plans Of $5,200 Ruled Much Closer Check By Commissioners - Viel Nam Premier Tells Formation Of New Regime West Goes Ahead With Signing Plans Of Austrian Treaty Elizabeth Heads Giving Testimony Commit Suicide Spectators To See Blue, Gray Clash Underwater Blast J o Go Off Soon ^Joint Fish Fry Sat For Soturdoy Collapse O f New York Coliseum Remains Mystery To O fficials Soviet Officials Head For Warsaw r «v-W Tt: j h3 Ufiliiy Deposit Increase Voted �e* n Newfoundland Assignment Given To Lcdr. Thomas Hale Campbell Rcenlisls In Navy Al VC-9 Ceremony Lieutenant Commander Thomas II. Campbell, Administration Of-' fleer of rimtngraphic Squadron, B2, depart* from the Sanford area Saturday Ui irport In the Naval' Air Station at Amentia, New­ foundland) hi* new duty assignmrnl. Ledr Campbell, a veteran of 2 t year* Naval arrvicr, will ataUmt the pnaltlmi of Malntrnatw* (Jfflier at kill new atallon, he,up rtaponiihlt for the ma Intent nee and availability of Naval aircraft at the Amentia bare. Entering the Navy in November nf 1014, I«cdr Campbell aarvad for five year* In the rale nf Aviation Machinin'* .Mat* and (hen went to NAS Prnrarola, to attend flljrht school. He wa* draipnated THE SANFOlil* HEHAI.il JULY MEET SET BOMBAY, India tfr-An ArabIndian Irade conference tuggcjlfd by Egypt’* Premier Na**cr will k held In July under auiptces Of Iba Indo-Arab Society. Legal Notice - gT*Tt; UK KI,' 111111.V TO' unknow n q m a x t h k *, d r ib * n B V ie r js a s a a iu K r r * . i.ir v ■jSi al,-- Vpi.-xe «* U R X im n W'sssHDtf so. Karito U s M iin f snd -Nsdin tv*»«« l|»f sort Nsdin W ssslllir iK-taM -i ' a n d *11 partlss .-Islnilna by llirnuali under •>* ia s in i i said tn Isp d sS t! I'A tU tir: K 0 H IT II I a ll.# an4 hsr unkn-nn • r>»u»s I m im e d . and it 4**4. IM unt.n-.wi r heirs- ds*l**s» »r*nl«s*. Ilsunf/c rs d lla rs . nnd lriu l»»s <•> t s l d r s r ' rl* E Nmiih and any and all n*r a-na elalm lM V*, l.kroygh. tin4* • r *e*ia» i »»I4 lia l« "d in it at r artit* havlaa. er alsliniae u ■t a ear rlatit- (IJI# *f Iwlfre* la |h f f « i|« lin * JiM-nt-sd lana ' J.ivalsa la bsmiIud Is rau n ln , el-rMa. "n.nll: AM, ojr AMBNffej U-aPrd k ¥ » ." ! *lnnls Cnurtlr “rjr-t. tie IS l o> asm 'H u f ld * laid .lead kfina a lia 4** -r-P'-M aa tollnna: t^il- 1 IS It . (ru-lu-'v* nt Sloliro- T - rra - - . nr , i -niuin In gdat llisrsi.t J n s i t i i -tn l-|*t p-«.> 4- IM**, »» */, (Ml 'jM .i.lii' rfJords i f dalnlMsI* Traiiii* PRESENTER RETIREM ENT LIFT— C hief Aviation Ma. chlnint’a Mala Frank F. tlruwley I* pictured receiving a gift of fluking tackle from Cdr. W, K, Lemon, commanding offi­ cer of VC-9, SNAAS. Squadron personnel preaented Crowley the gift on the oceaalon of hia retirem ent from the Navy a l ­ ter 20 yearn nervier. Left to right are 1,1. f Jg) O. W. McfJuire, V. A. Butler, AMC, Cdr. Lainon. Crowley. ADC. and Cdr. R. Coil, Hi m . Fmm 1041 to '47 ha F. Compton, axecqtive officer pf VC-9. (Official Photograph waa assigned aa Offirar-ln-Charg* U. 8. Navy) '______________ nf a FAETU Detachment baaed al (funniel Point, ft. I. During lha Korean rnnfllrt Ledr Campliell waa a aligned duty aboard lha 1158 Thulmn (AKA-10). Tha ThuUn waa on» of (h* Na­ vy’* aupply ahlpa that operated in Korean water*. After being deUehrd front this »hlp In IPM l.cdr Campbell waa promoted !* hia preaent rank. Sine* reporting tn Pholofton 67 in 196J ha ha* served a* Adminiitrallnn Officer and alio at Ex­ ecutive Offlear at tavaral inter* mltlant period*. During hia tour with VJ-flit, Ledr Campbell attended a enuree of Instruction at lha W flrrr'i Maintananra School at th* Naval Air Ttchnlral Train­ ing Center, Mtmphli, Tenn., re. ceivlng instruction In th# suparvision of upkeep and mainlananca of Naval aircraft. Ledr Campbell la marrlad ta th* f*rm*r Ml** Haial L- Dlamand nf Partaacola. White in Sanford they have raiidod at 2IGU Mag­ nolia Av*. Mr*. Campbell ha* haan as*nrlat*4 with auch arganlaa. Han* aa tha Sanford Woman'* Club and tha Garden Club. Th* Campbell* hav* two chil­ dren, Thnmaa Michael, 7 and Ma­ ry Edlty, 5. For Chief Frank F. Crowley Composite Squadron Nine held retirement earamoniea F r t J y tor a Chief Aviation Machinist'* Male who baa completed W year* ot aarvlre In tha Navy Ha I* Frank F. Crowley. ADC, maintenance chief for the iquadron aince April, 1 IM. Following Navy tradition, Comminder W. E. Lemoa, commanding officer of VC-4, honored Crowley by inviting hith to conduct the IntpecHoe at Frldiy morning quarter*. Com minder Lemn* then presented the riUHeg Chief with a fly rod and reel end i boa of fUMng file* *a l gift from (he aquidroe. Mr. and Mri. Cmwlay and their three daughter* ere moving to Lakeland, where he la tn b* em­ ployed by a floor covering com­ pany. Crowley will remain ■ pert of the Navy a member of (he Fleet Beoerve. Entering Hie Nevy In IBM. Crowley eerved hia flret duty aa a TH E TRU TH l r.Plas •* -eh rtvr AvtnH* aad^ » . airir Of laae lie frat wjae Irian bt. Inrnn t-nln «l * 1 and *1 |o | l af 7 a#ii Manraa T u r in . d»*l*u«ii4 • ; V A S Irc W lM v a M tl w -L, T rr|s i * i W U jI'e M lld „H* »••** Wi'llam C Holloway nf Com pose Squadron Nine rcenlisted In the U. S. Navy for aia year* during rerrmnniei held Friday morning at th* Auxiliary Air Station. Commander W. F. Lemoi. commending officer of VC-I, conducted the rermnnjr. Holloway, in Aviation Structural Merhinte, Third Claa*. entered the Navy on Auguat 1, n i l . He ha a bean aervlng with tha squadron alnrt May, lttl, ahortly after VC-# wa* commivilnned. Pravlout duly atatlonit nrlu.it the Airman Preparatory S c h o o l , NATTC. Jackaonville, and the Avi­ ation Stnirtural Mechanic School, NATTC, Mrmphif, Tenn. Holloway ta tha eon of Mr. and Mra. G. C. Holloway, Knoxville, Tenn. He end hia wife realde in Sanford on Writ N r* St. VC-9 Has RetirementCeremonies *ty Klarlda. ai<4 M '* .V'nlV ■«. in,dine in plat sh»r*«f rsierrt. s i m r ia l n.niii f. p ie s t* «* ) e l ] lull.II- rarards, and a *I - H* nf land ♦in f —i n id * l)ln e l.*iw»*n t^ii, »*l lu tl snd In SI nf Mid Man« rn s in r A r s w w q c r r is l a n d ^ rrilOUT MONKEYS? S \ u r l.AK" CITY Ift-Whit’l a mcakry l-land In a r»o without m nk-y*" Hogta F rsF glcil Garden* her* rent m-nfceyv frr t1-- *umm?r hecause it h :i no winter quarter*. But this y rtr, *.-» many of the Kbcst.-* monkryx from India—thm k.r-| which *lna» * have In.inblten the i'larrt—are br.ns used in tho m inuf*rturf r i l>s Sa’k nolij vac­ cine t':at non* a i t available for the ico. FIRST AMERICAN MSuil hasC !•««« M.illflra H ist • ship fitter* atrikar aboard tha bat­ tleship L'.S.S. Wyoming. In 1937 he changed to Ihe Aviation branch of (ha Navy and wa* alatinnod at An* taensUa. Md. Serving with Scout­ ing Squadron Sla In lll i . ha aaw duty aboard the U.S S. Enterprise and the U .5J. Ynrktnwn. While aUUoped at N.A.S., Pen* aacnla, he waa promoted to Chief Petty Officer. During World War II, ha nerved with V81D7 and Hfdron 1* at Key Weal. VB-111 and VP-114 in North Africa, and Heitrnn 4t tn the Aiores. In November, 1944, he waa asalgnad at Norfolk, ■ M i tn Sosu M P P P Vai., gi engineering chief and a month la­ ter he wa* made e Warrant Of­ ficer. Crowley served with Casu 14 at Wildwood, N J , Casu 29 at Gro»ae Die, Mich-, and Casu 21 at Norfolk. In Septemher. 1446, he reverted to Chief and waa maintenance chief for four yrer al Fectulant In Nor­ folk. Trior fo reporting aboard VC-4, h* wa* an instructor at NAATC, Jackaonville, looking bark over hi* Navat ser­ vlet, t’Mgf Crowley declare*, "The time was well spent. The Nevy haa sfone a lot for me." The offlear* arfll men who havh eerved with Crowley believe he haa tbltt* « lot for D» Navy. One pfflfgr who worked with him tx Navy man can take good exempli. Although Hip Navy la organtied U rflfcct repUcemeni with eaae, men like Chief Crowley ere elwiya miaeed when they take their welldeserved retirement" During the IBM aeaton the Mil­ waukee Rrnve* hit zu home runt ■Samrt the aernnd place Brook­ lyn Dodger*. But they smacked HIX YEARH MORK— Commnndor \\. E. Lemon, commanding ■•nly nine agam tl the last place officer of Vl%9, NAAN, ancar* In William C. Holloway, AM.T, Pittsburgh Piratra. ( for hia alx year reenliatment. The reremonv look place F ri­ day a t tha Auxiliary Air Station. (Official ('holograph U. S. N avy) Ferhape ,ene of the h ttu r known activille* of the Salvation Army la lu woik among Imllgant tranalant parson*. It would likely be aurprialng to the average Par­ ana t* know the number of peranna whe are drifting about th* country. Tha Salvation Army aeek* ta Ho aomethlng for th—r persons, aoma of who are women and ehlldran. At preaent, th* Sanation Army in Sanford baa no elect for Iran*lent perton* to tleep. All tram lent person* needing aisistanca are given a meal, and auch other BMiatanr* a* it naerssary. In tha eaia of woman and ehlldran, the*, are given a night'* lodging in a hotel, If preaent plana aucretd, there will b* a place, toon, where tranalent man ran be aupplitd with a nighl’i lodging. have received mjtira of thalr transfers. Cdr. L. Weidlain, act­ ing commander of VC-8 , will leave May 30 to aorva a* tha new commanding officer of Heavy At-j lark Training Unit at Norfolk, Va. A native of New York City, n* perliripaled tn the North African binding in Nnvemhar, 1042, and in the Guadalcanal and Solomon Campaign, hold* the Diatlnguiihed Flying Cron, and th* Presidential Unit Citation, Married and th* fathar of three boy* and three girl*, Cdr. Weidlain graduated from St, John'* University, Brook-, lyn, N. Y. H* came fo VC-S in Septemher of IBM. • Yes, you c m depend Lt. Cdr J, J. Crowder of Wldon si -for fsanff serv­ |ey, Ala., where he attended Souice. In an emergency, them Union College, |a a gradu­ bring u* your prescrip­ ate of (he U. 8 . Naval Academy, I t " TV planned tion*—or telephone and completing flight training In No­ for n n t fall vember, 1946. He arrived In San­ we'll cell for them end demrry, here ford in January, 1064 and served riahl now I delivar the medicines as Bombing System* Officer In without extra charge. VC-I HI* transfer, affective May 8 , tends him to th* Bureau r t Aeronautics at Washington, D. CHe I* mtrried and haa two daugh­ Actually p rmaolette wllh ter*. a---.t-MiiX wood !>*•#! 2,M picture ta easlar-Un watch U . A. Wallace, who** transfer wllh einusivu risisy-V inun waa atm effective May 6 , was I^ns, brighter then ordiaaaistant operation* officer end nary TV because Ira alumiha* been Vfdered to tha U. 8 . piard! Mahocanv ftntah. N*ve| Postgraduate School at Menteray, Calif- H* attandad PRICES START AT 9M 9.93* M u y Washington UnlveratDr, WbamrigtoiC D, completed flight training In Decern bar, 1948. end hea been In the Heavy Attack Program for three and one heU Faust's Drug Store tra, Lt. Wallace, who tall* pal- mnrrtesl end has one daughter. , Teiaa, hi* heme, began duty Ail three offleere are qualified New T a fh m e IN . i l k Ufl.l I. A_s.it 4ffckA U . Lm heavy attack plane commanders. Sanford Elec.-Co C Biggesr Rush”since the Klondike MH'KRTIIMXKNT Van PI 'J W l iir t b ir • mCM4# or# sf IBs iatrus • iM fe? NEW r WALL t A U T R A R IW T O * - l ll h M UBK ONI LONG LtFF 0 ATTF«V-FLLLV 0 UAMNTNM AMR RAIPO CRPTOR WTW» AIDS IWiSSKJdSIf » A T Now WVBHLV lU V ICB IN IAN FOND AT MILIAR RADIO A APFMANCS CO. I l l TANK AVN. NAril fBIDAY - 4 fO II ■ "•w a s ORLANDO HEARING CENTRE I4« n 4 - DAT. RANf RLM . . ■. - DRMfR MM# M U V IM - laatrnei» " h id �T“! fit, No-More-Relreaf Adopted By China,Declares Premier - w r s e u r /A O O U B tt A «*** ■. BATTER WAS WALKED r-. with cnc out to LOAD the CASES, ~Jc the runner art ■ * r THIRD THOUGHT HE * Aft fOHCEO IN— AND W TROTTED HOME INTO X THE CATCHERS J H A Y Off A WALK* ANDTHE BUGS WIN S~4! tS & V o * On rrraA* f lA S f H ITS, THE » AST TAG/. ^ b a sem a n SHOULD MOVE TO THE CENTER OP THE . . TO MAKE IT W ORM .THE MAN * ON 3E C 0N 0 TRIED/ TO TAHE > THIRD AND IS f INFIELD TO COVER BASES LETT OPEN AND BE TAIPEI . Formota (/PI— The Chinrre Nationalist premier said Monday hi* government had taken the line of no-morr-retreat and nnuld definltrlv fight to Veep Qucmoy and the other offshore inland*. Thi* derltion, O. K. Yu I told The Associated Preea tn an Interview, at-a• final and not aubjeet tn change through the suggestion, persuasion or pressure of friend* ly powers. "The defense of Qucmoy and Matsu,” he said, ‘is inseperahle from the defence of Formosa and the Pescadores." The premier reaffirmed Nation* REAOV nlisl opposition to a cease-fire, "The democracies," he declared "rcalire that the Communist* are the aggressors, and we naturally cannot acres to anything that would recognize the fniits of Communist aggression." Did he thii.k the United States would intervene if the Rods at* T H E S A V F f m p TTERAT/n Tuf5- May 10, 19,IS Jim Ewell, trainer of the K m •as City Athletics, was ones this bathoy for the Norfolk Tara tn the Piedmont League. tacked the islands? “President Eisenhower." t h e premier said.! "has made the Anioriran stand quite clear, County Personals Dr. and Mr*. Jonathan H. Wood visitors. Sirs. Stawart furnished and daughter, Connie, of Jackson­ the refreshments of two heartville will speed this weekend here shaped cakes and candy and fav­ with Dr. Wood's parents, Mr. and ors of balloons. Mrs. T. F. Wood on Lake Florida. Sir*. It. H. Williams called on Postmaster Edward N. Mitchell Mr*. Emma Youtes of Geneva will leave on a vacation tour of Monday evening. tha western stale*. He will return Sim, Charles Brown ha* re­ the latter part of June. turned home after spending two Allen McCullough, John Hodces weeks with Mrs. G. T. Btooke i and Art Hershberger of Savannah spent last weekend ae guests of Mr. and Mm. R. D. McIntosh Jr. and other relative* in Orlando. The Altamonte Springs Civic Club held installation of officers Mrs. Roger Brooke, Sunday. at ita Wednesday meeiing which Sirs. Georgia Quinbv has ac­ lolloped the annual May lunch­ cepted a position at the Harryeon of tha club. Sirs. O. P. Hern­ Anna Crippled Children'* Home don of Sanford was installing of­ in Umatilla. ficer and tha following officers Ray Pell is home after under­ were installed: Mrs. Clifford 0. going surgery at the Orange Me­ Knox, president, succeeding Mrs. morial Hospital. Friends wish him Henry Hansen; Sirs. W, H. Brown, a speedy recovery. vtca president; Sirs. Leo Gullo, Mrs. Ella Bander* of Boston, corresponding - secretary; S irs . Ga„ spent a few days with Sir. Fred Ilasaman, recording secre­ and Strs. Raymond Pell. tary; and Sirs. K. A. Juthe, trea­ Sira. Ella Sanders, Mrs. Ray­ surer. mond Pell and grandson, Wade, A past president's table was the were in Daytona, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank llnla and daughter Sally Jo of Daytona called on Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Pell, Sunday afternoon. children of New Smyrna, were dinner guests of Sir, and Mrs. B. F. Burke, Sunday. Sim. Harry Ost-en has returned home after spending a week in Bay Pines where her husband was a patient at the Veteran's llotplAmerican Legion and ita Auxiliary tal. Sir. Osteen is now in Glean, of Post No. 183. N. C., s t s veteran’s hospital for an indefinite slay at which time There will be a bake sale, the ha will undergo treatment. aerund of a series of four to he Raymond Button of Bradenton • • held, by the American Lrginn and spent the weekend with his par­ Auxiliary, Saturday morning from ents, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Sutton. 8 o'clock • until noon on Hgwy. Bliss Caroline llirt, a member 17-92 a t Fern Park in front of the of the Tri-HI-Y of tha DeLand Frank Russell residence. Mra. Roy High School attended a hoi..... Pope is in charge of the tale this party at the Sunshine Apartments j week. in Daytona Beach over the week­ end. Mr. and Mra. Oscar Frick left Mr. and Mr*. Charles Hoff and Tuesday to return to their summer ton of Mima csled on her parents,1 home a t Mt. McGregor, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Clark, Sun-I Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Sends day. wk ppent Thursday a t Florlal City Tha Rev. Richard Lyon* of where they visited friend*. Sanford called on Mr* and Mta. Mr. and Mrs. J . C. Howell wera Frank Allies recently. dinner guests of Mr. and Mra. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Mattalr Sc. T. J . Thoaaa la Winter Garden attended a chicken barbecue at Sunday. tha home of Mr. and Mr*. Cyril Mrs. H. G. Perkins of Ryla' Butner, honoring the Mattair * eauga, Ala., ie her* for an eatandton - in - law, Bluford Can oil ad visit with her hrother-ln-law of Sanford. and sleter, Mr. and Mrs. B. D. Mc­ Bryan Kettle*, son of Mr. and Intosh Jr. Mrs. W. J. Nettle* and Harold Mr. and Mre. L. D. Blackford. Pell, son of Mr. and Mr*. Ray­ p-' Penny and Paul Blackford and mond Pell, were discharged from Jerry McIntosh ipent Sunday at Ih* Army last wrek after two Dayton* Beach. years In the service. Mrs. Robert 8. Bradford Is Lt. and Mr*. C. J. Mae Cartes •pending several days a t her of the Central Florida Squadron summer camp a t Waynesville, N. Civil Air patrol, flew in the squadC. ron’s May Mission ordered for Mra. J. E. Martin and daugh­ tha purpose of cooperating in the ter, Pat,- (pent last weekend in training of members of the Civil Fort Myer* visiting Mra. Martin's gar Sutton and Lea' Glddenr. Defense Ground Observer Corps parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. G. WllThe Sunbeam* of the Baptist in their highly Important work „ llame. Church met Wednesday after­ of spotting and Identifying air­ Mr. and Mrs. Harold Daniel* inoon wilh their counselor, Mr*. craft, plotting indicated dlreetiqn have with them for several days, |E. If. Cohrn and Mrs. B. F. Burke. of flight and alerting threatenrd Mr, Daniels' parents from Gsor- 'Those present were; Edgar, Chuck, areas in tha event of a national *ia. Alice and Shirley Sutton, Char­ emergency. Mrs, W. M. Gordon left this jlene and Shirley Albritton, Don­ Central Florida Squadron's Mis­ week for New Orleaae, from ina, Maxine and Corky fttowell, sion was conducted by Mejor R. where' she wilt sail for a two Melina ] and Ellsworth Lawson, A. Rogers, squadron commanding weeks conducted tour of Havana J officer. Capt. G. L. Jon** assisted and Guatemala before returning to j by LL E. M. Moffett teheduled her Dublin. N. H., home. She will J tha days activities including keep­ return to Altamonte Springs next 1 ing som* ten planes alrborn with . fallc their specially trained rrawa and though the weather wee rough for light planra (he operation wee lueeeaafully accomplished DOWN lT.rtU §g without any mishaps. J. The to u t tofeth. M LL MaeCarte* stated th at any­ ext eat of e rc o m ■Uk (Inaur.) partly u S one dosiring information in this B.Oodefwar 1 . A r a b le letter 18. M o rs e l OK S. Of th i asm highly Interesting volunteer work 30. Disorderly 8. Chum 31. Ostrich-' Km of the Air Patrol will be wel­ 4. Erbium like comed a t the equadron's head(eym.) bird EH quarters located in building T-105, 1. W o r s h ip 33. Chains E E (arcuate) Orlando Municipal Airport on ItW k M 4. Iniurreoof Cm Monday nighta. Also both boya lien Sowers 13. Seaport and girl* IS yeara and eldtr who T. Ireland 3 1 A foot *' (Ala.) may be interested in tha Civil 1 A preeem lever It. Medieval Air Patrol Cadet prngram, msy tlvo 38. Stepped on beat visit together with their parents 9 . Member of ST. Malt i s o x 's tan on Tuesday evening in the (quadthe Senate beverage* ron'a headquarters building T* t l . Affirmative 3». Poker atakta reply SL A beater I I Birfa eraw* need la ft. L. Kraemer, commandant of li-M iauta akta mixing Sum m er Dress 1951 Pittsburgh Pirates )l games and finished in lace. In 1909. however,they 10 game* and came in first, ilsn won the World Series. Penney’s Thrilling New Fashion Fanfare! CAN OFFER THIS EXCLUSIVE DESIGN EASY TCBM* IOOVo NYLON DAILY CROSSW ORD p K R O E H LE R SOFA-BED SUITE OR REGULAR SUITE With matching chair Take your pick ...eith er way you ’0 get • styling, luxury, and famous Kroehlcr **Caahionizcd " C onstruction. W ith sm art key type arms, fully welled sod buttoned backs and your choice o f many n e w fabrics and colors. Come in today! See bow easily you can own this fu rn itu re using o u r convenient pay* m eatplsu* BUYING A CA R ? W IL S O N -M A IE R FU RN ITU RE C O M P A N Y 311 C e lt 1st S t Pngr T Phone 958 �• * Producer In Government Rlchnrd 8. Aldrich, Broadway producer of a num ber of highly successful plays, has hern appointed deputy director of the Foreign Operations Adm inistration mission to Spain. T heater people are often viewed as Im­ practical dreamers, incapable of success at any endeavor outside their own field. This la a romantic fiction, dem onstrated time and again. T heater is a rt—but it ia also business and the same rules of common sense, dili­ gence and Intelligence that bring auccess in other businesses operate in the theater, Aldrich is well qualified for adm inistrative responsibility During World W ar H he was the commanding officer of the Navy's ad­ vanced amphibious base a t Southampton, England, for a time served a* public relations officer uf all United States naval forces in Europe. It ia a wife policy to use In government the special skills and talents of people who have been successful in various fields when­ ever possible. The qualities of judgm ent, imagination, determination and energy th a t mada Aldrich a good producer will stand him In good atead in his new p o s t T tii Sanford Herald H A L MOYLE Honest Criticism President F.isenhower reeently told an audience of state governors th at he welcomes their honest differences of opinion with him —even when that difference is expressed violently. He said th a t “in honestly sharpen­ ing our wits in dealing with honest men we have the best assurance th a t our country will stay in the pattern laid out 170 years ago " The President's statem ent is worthy of him and hia record. There are people today, as there have always been, who suspect dis­ senters, who confuse disagreem ent with dlsloyaltv. There are also those who respond hastily to any criticism with a display of tem per, as if to suggest th a t it ia (mpoaaible to believe th at they m ight ever be wrong. The free expression of criticism and dis­ agreem ent. by newA|m|»ers, political leaders and private eitlsena, is the surest check on those in authority and the g reatest safe­ guard of representative governm ent Memoir Medal Goes To Vessels NEW’ YORK (A*) — I supposed that now, 10 year* i f u - the war, it I* (air to * u rt petting out memoir'medals. I.L Col. Jwy Vm h Ii of the U.S. Air Force ii my fir*t candidate. J*y never piloted a plan*. But a doien year* or ao ago he ruled the aklea over Tunlaie with hla typewriter Juat ea the British navy ahortly before had boated 'he Mediterranean with • couple of cruliera, a few deitroyera and an agila battery of mimeograph machines. Ordinarily a newspaperman coea Into the public relation* business for financial rtatonx, such a t the deeire to earn enough money to tend hit aona through college. Jay w u an aaceptlon. He left hie eecuro newipaper poet in Min­ neapolis to join the Army becauae he waa a rip-roaring patriot. He had been an enlisted infan­ tryman la tha firat world war, and aomewhat to hia own co fualon thay made him an officer in the aerond world war. He rose Numbers Of Things An elderly lady needed to replace a bro­ ken glass shelf in her refrigerator. She tele­ phoned the store and was asked for the mo­ de! and serial numbers. “ Whera are they 7" she asked. “On • little metal plate right in the middle of the baek". She was alone in tha housa and could not budge the heavy box. She was able to state the month of her purchase, and after a long tim e the bookkeeper of the shop found the duplicate of her sales slip w ith the numbers on it. Another time something went w r o n g with her range. The numbers were thorough­ ly hidden and almost undecipherable, in a place whera not even a flash light could reach properly Eventually aha could make plain her trouble and. a replacement p art could be ordered. Out it took time and screw­ drivers. A man going-fishing in Canada forgot to take his car papers. It took him and a Cana­ dian customa officer half an hour to dig out his car numbers, under the hood, black with oily dirt. Where are tha numbers on your type­ w riter? Your lawn mower? The vacuum cleaner? The sewing machine? H'a sm art to copy the numbers on a card when the ap­ pliance ia first delivered and the man la there to show where they are. But many a weary houaeholder, male or female, thinks it would be sm arter if thi. m arkers put the numbers In plain sight. Why don’t they ? SAM DAW SO N Plans Could Dash Several Hopes NEW YORK (IPi — Plans of bualnssa firms to step up their spending for new equipment could dash Iho hopes of some stockholders for mure liberal di­ vidend payments. Prospects for much better cor­ porate profit* thla year than laat have ralstd thssa hopes high. But now • number of companies a .s saying that the big postwar expansion program may not have b«en enough after all to pieet the growing consumer demand for their product*. And new mills and factories are being planned. Keen competition Is also speeding l-lans for buying now equipment. Page 4 Tuesday May 10, 1965 And so the debate of reeent years over how much of the earn­ TODAY’S B IB I.I VKRHE ing* ahoutd be plowed back into . Which hope we have a t an anchor of the the businesa and how much hand­ aoul— Heb. 6:19.—Some religion* leach ed out to the corporation'* own­ er* In dlvldond* may be revived. th a t we can attein peace by bantuhlnv desire. This comsi at ■ time when most Hope overcome* difficulties and dangers and om penis* have completed their m fa ro ra h le conditions, lo m e silly ones think original postwar expansion pro­ hope Is opium for the people. Few would gram* and stockholders’ mouth* elect to live In a land where Hope Is frowned were watering In anticipation of more dividend gravy. Stockholder* may have grum­ bled In the last 10 yrara because se many companies plowed beck •uch a large percentage ef the earning*. But the New York Stock Exchange poInU out today In the May Issue of Its magealns, The that Judged by Hack WAMUWOTON — This Is SS vsctlnt now, why didn't H (heck | but keceuM *f the urgency ef Exchange, price performance, the "plewer*" teem U bane been move popular with stock buyer* then a rm the •payers." U eltee • • axamplMt la the pelie vaeetaatiaas be stopped. Fee laat to year* Bethlehem Steel le w long? This Is Indefinite. plowed back dt par cent of Ita Bcheele **r* sew# vaccination* earning*, hut the price af Ua Bight beets egsla la a week. stock rose IBM per rent. Cali­ Why stop thee* aowt Se the fornia Standard Oil plowed hack government eaa Bake a wore IT per cant of Ita earnings, while thorough cheek ee Mm vsecln** 1U aloek to** M U par c e lt Breed set by fe e mnnufneturGoodyear retained dt per cent ef era. The step was lake* after It* earning*, but Ha slock shot up Seheel* h*d been la eensultstlea M l per rent. Jersey Standard Oil several dey* with seme «f the ut 117 per cent of It* earning* eeaatry'e top expert* In the field ick Into IU business, hut Block af polio and verelnntion, Including buyer* bid Ita a h e m up ISM Dr, Jenna Balk who developed JAMES MARLOW Summary Given On Polio Vaccine C Mw vaeetae. Of the five exlllloa ekltdren varcinated slate mid-April, It. tv* developed polio and 44 of • M were given vaccine mode r eae menufactorer, Cutter Laeutorise of Berkeley, Cell#. Icheele yesterday expressed eeafldeare la the vaeetae ef four • f the manufacturer*. None ef that »ede hy a fifth fin e he* *•4 ham aeed. But Icheele aald M n la a •definite" aeeeelatlen betweea the Cutter vaeetae aad Mm poll* which derl eped la 44 MMHren after they received It. Oa April IT. after eight ehll. Area treated with Mm Cetter vac* offered. Maybe aeae ef thoB It right This Is the Beet ftmUltr •net Polio is reuied by s vim*. The vaccine contain* deed vlnuee which are supposed to stimulate the body Into offsetting live v|. ruse* If they get late the blood* •'ream. It he* been suggested that maybe eome of the vtruees used la the vaeeiM worn aet dead but alive and eet to work right *Tha*Kachange then take* a look at aome ef tha “payer*.* It eltast I<o*w’s kept only 17 P*r rent of Ita earnlnge In the last 10 years hut Ita steak fell UA per cent in market value. Amer­ stock advanced only T per cent ican Telephone A Telegraph re­ In price. Woolworth paid eut In tained a like percentage and IU dividends all but Si per cent ef Its earning* and Ita stock rose J3.X per re n t International Har­ vester reteinsd 26 per rent of earnlngij Ita Stock rose 41.4 p it cent. The Exchtage aotsa, however, that ether factors beyond, "plow­ ing" v*. "paying" undoubtedly affected stock price movements. American eoporations In gen­ eral retained many bllllens ef A critical Shortage of public dollars tinea World War II to school teachers exists in Florida help them la financing new today. Pretent surveys have shown plants, buying new equipment, that about 4,000 new teachers are fostering research. Management needed a year to take care of the explained le the sharanoldere tnet tuck expenditures would Im­ state’s rapidly Increasing school en­ prove profits In tbe future. rollment, according to Dean J. B Borne of that fruit la being har­ White, of the University of Flori vested now. Better plant* and fa­ cilities are rotting costa, winning ds's College of Education. Florida’s colleges are graduating rompatiUva battle* raising pro­ fit*. each year no m a n than 1,500 perManagement hea else passed •uni qualified to teach, and not all eut many billions ef dollars In di­ uf these enter the teaching profes­ vidends, Last year, the Com­ sion the year after graduation, he merce Department reports, cor­ adds, porate cash dividend* rase to The shortage Is becoming more 11,194,200.000 end se far this acuta each year. During the cuiw year, cash dividends top tha rant 1164-51 school year (here b ar same period of 1964 by 6 per been an increased enrollment in rent. Prospects are bright for the state's public schools of about sotting a new record in tetal pay­ M.ooo student* over the previous ments this year. r . Probably your own eommun- Inta thla paradise f i r stackbe points out. la feeling the elder* creeps tke growing t o t ­ impact of Had shortage of quaftBed king that still more plant and teachers and the over-crowded equipment must be added. classroom conditions. * Directors who hevo been more la view ef Mm importance ef Mm generous with dividend* to re­ teaching proBnkm today the quae* cent menths might revert to the tarn would east arise: Whet kind ef postwar policy of retaining a education t i e our teachers receiv­ large there ef Minings for ex­ ing la Urn state'* Institutions of pansion. And Uio new plants they higher learning? What dona * take build In tha Immtdiato future to be a teacher today? will be mere costly than thorn that Teacher education today baa e » went ap Just after tha war. pandod greatly from what K waa II or area U y a m ago. In addi­ tion to thorough background to subject nutter which they am to teach, prospective teachers today m S S p ef additional atolla toeltoetiv* teaching, d aratn today stream* • thorough understanding «f the child as aa individual who must not. ■dy ha taaght tog -three t's" but wha Beuid Min | e helped by tha taddBg to b iu m i g **n-adjuetod Critical Shortage Of Public School Teachers Exists from lieutenant to lieutenant take he used hi* firepower to colonel but never lost bis f*ar of Knock him from tha iky. But al­ ways In retreat. sergeants. Jay Vessels became the unoffi­ I don't know what gavs him that sens* of rank claustrophobia, cial blographar of the P40 boy*. but a guy with three stripe* al­ When they had a good day ha ways frightened him more than hragged, when one of them Hied a guy with three star*. he cried. He knew every single Hs was a guerrilla operator one of them. apd ha operated ■ guerrilla press He dragooned Ernie Pyle and eamp. A* a public relation* offi­ every other correspondent! into cer, he ran certainly the most un­ meeting hi* boys, writing shout orthodox press camp of the war. hi* boys and somstimes flying Jay lost his heart at the start with his buys. la tho P40 pilot*, guys who Everything he did wni unortho­ fuught the better equipped Ger­ man fliers to a draw with a dox. To keep hi* gypsy prn»a rolling from Tunisia slower, low-altitude but heavier r a m p through 8icily, Italy and Franco armored plan*. he lied, iwested, l u f f ' d and His heroes at that tlm* wsr# (stale supplies. But although thla Col. Phil Cochran and C apt Levi skinny, black-eyed little former Chase of New York. Both were doughboy was frightsned by any men of high courage, both were sergeant h* would go in and bawl great leaders. Capt. Chasa waa out any general to get *what he also a greet teacher. It was hie felt was needed to do his job. ■tern duty lot teach hla highAnd th# men knew what hit Job spirited pilots that in U rn s of speed and ellmh thoy wsr# ons was. It was to toll the eombet piano behind the Germans, but by story ef ths elote-up combat air­ using the P40 within iU limits men. If fhsy ever give a medal they could compete with the en­ for morel* In th# Air Fores, tho first one ehould go to Lt. Col. Jay emy. C apt Chase proved his leader­ Vessels. * Tha laat I heard fret* Jny he ship himself He became the lead­ ing ace of th# North African the­ was down In Texas running a ater by shooting down 10 Gor­ place called “No H orn Ranch." man*. A quiet man, he never But I'm aura that whenever a taught combat. When he waa plane throbs overhead he looks ;umped, he stayed low, kept turn­ up and remembers the day* in ing into the Germen, and when Tunisia when itubbor* courage the Germen finally mad# e mis­ ehored up a felling iky.________ Knowledge of First Aid Often Prevents Tragedy If MMUM R. MMBUM, Mi. IT sranl he tong before you* ke out on ths streets and h i|h ways again for Mtoao Summer vaeaUene er Sunday afternoon drive*, sometime before tbe yew U over, you’ll probably come upon a serious automobile accident. Unfortunately, tome of you algbt bo involved In one. hU body. Don't My to gat Mm pu­ ttent to Mt up. And nevar glua an To Probably the gskkeot wap to eerive an uneaneetoua person to with aromatic spirits of ammonia leaked In a haadkerahtef and held under the vtaUmt nose. Bm*Uta| anlto eaa be need be­ stead. As aeon aa the victim re­ vive* you een give Mm a teaspoonful of arometis spirits of ammonia In halt a glam of water. Thla acta as a stimulant. Other good stimulants are aaIfee and tea. Maks sure that whichever you give the victim to ee hot as eon be drunk with com­ fort Give Mm only a epoonful at a time until be has had a Bov whether you're tovolvud to a w eek or merely a witneee, you ehould bnov what to do to aid tha Injured. Maybe you oan aave s life. o m it movt him u tem ft Is ns cease ry to get U a out of dsngar. Let him Ue flat on bla back. II pomlble. Keep him warm. Evan s few newspaper* will serve u s •over If nothing better U handy. ____ If ha baglae to vomit, t u n hla eupfuL bead side way* as nothing will bs drsrn Into hla windpipe. Mrs. * . If,: Both my five-yearold child and I bare axoeailve Even If he teat seriously In­ perspiration on the palms of tho jured. sn suto Occident victim hands. * h a t fa the sane*, aad to often suffer* abash. You11 easily than a t u n for it? reeognlre cheek egaptsma KM Answer, Alii •kin trill feel sold aad slammy, do not esereto hell bs luttem, hta emMis win re­ of penptnUen. Borne perspire a spond slowly, sad h ell gasp for great deal, others tend to per­ m its but little. It would be wen breath. Ktojteieo win I to deb the affected parte with a and rapid. He B ig h t bo M par sent solution ef aluminum Btouatoa. When a peraaa auBan temak, ft chloride every other day, for a means hie brain and heart are •hart period of Mata. Should the not tatting enough blood. To an- akin become irritated, a bland aournge the Bov of blood to tea tentmant, such aa cold cream, 1 ^ 4 Biwo k i n mi k li Im 4 li may ha applied to tho affected tower Mua Mm n e t ef State* B U C K TR AD E e*oTdl baromTa bettmdUww IN I mm I1 B N 9IM49 tlllffN . ’%. *’* ifi. A'\ me. i < * * * .!% s'lf^- �n ■A, SojciaL £v&nt&. A stork shower was given F ri­ day night at the home of Mrs. George Stine, 430 Summerlin Ave. gt 8 p. m. for Mrs. H. Q. Touchtun. A buffet covered with ruffled pink and white crepe paper was the main decoration tastefully adorned to being out the theme of the shower. A suspended um­ brella covered with while net was placed over the center of the buf­ fet. From the lop of the umbrella pink and blue satin streamers cascaded to the corners of the buf­ fet and wrre fastened with blue rosette*. Hanging from all sides of the umbrella were white satin ribbons to which perky miniature babies were attached. A stork nestled In the center of the buf­ fet surrounded by the gift* for the hunorce. On the wrought Iron table In one coiner of the room was a tree in which was found a swinging rradle that played "Rock A Bye Baby". Another doll was placed in the cradle. Mrs Stine served ■ salad course and individual cakes iced in pink and blur and centered with safe­ ty pin itorks. On the back of each stork was s miniature baby. Game* were played including dressing a clothes pin baby with crepe piper. Mrs. A. W. Epps Sr. was the winner, receiving a wrought Iron what not Those invited to the event were Sirs. A. W. Epps. Mrs. II. Q. Touchton, Mrs. Wilburn Rogers, Mrs. R. S. Brown, Mrs. 11. C. Oakes, Mrs. J. Q. Davis, Sirs. A. O. Jarrell, Mrs. Joe Jarrell, Mrs. Pat Lanier, Mrs. Ethel Tho­ mas, Mrs. Arthur Beckwith, Mr*. Tom Bolt, Mr*. Gordon Sweeney. Mrs, Al Wallace, Mrs. C. M. Boyd, Mrs. W. S. Brumtcy Sr., Mrs. M. S. Messenger, Mrs. Har­ vey Swanson. Mr*. B. E. Chapmsn, Mrs. Joel Held, Mrs. Al Hunt, Mr*. Troy Hay, Mrs. Wal­ ter Carter, Mrs. E. B. Randall Jr., Mrs. Joseph P. Hall, Mrs. 0. K. Goff, Mrs. D. K. McN'ab, Mrs. Nancy Brock. Mrs. Sue Steven­ son, Mrs. M. L. Rsborn Sr. Mrs. Mary Rawlins, Mrs. Ester Kivcy, Mrs. ltulh Scott, Miss Elsie Farley, Mrs. Alice Tyre, Mrs. H. E. Cochran. Mrs. John­ ny Harmon. Mrs. Frank Evans, Mrs. J. M. Thompson, Mrs. R. E. True, Mrs. Sidney Fowler, Mrs. H. M. Gleason, Mrs. Paul J. S'lne. Orlando, Miss Maud Ram­ sey and Mrs. Leo Watson of Co­ coa. , C a le n d a r five leaflet*, a* th# three leaflet: TH E SANFORD HERALD Mrs. H. Touchton Honored Guest At Stork Shower TUESDAY ford Garden Club will meet at There will be a Cancer Benefit 9:15 a. m. a t Fourth and Park Card Party a t tha Episcopal Ave. They will travel from there Pariah House. Everyone is In­ to Di'Bary where Mrs. D. E. vited to play the name of your Pugh will be hurlci* and Mi** choice. Please brinit your ranis. Lois Campliell will sponsor the Local merchants have donau-J program which is on Day Lilies. wonderful prlxes. To obtain tic­ Suggestions for program* next ket* eall 2589-J, Mrs. Harold year will be taken. Chapman. Only those present at Senior Choir Kchearrnl at F irjt Vm card party will have the op­ Methodist Church nt 7;30 p. m. portunity of winning the Grand The Dirt Gardeners Circle of th# Sanford Garden Club will meet Prlae. Tha Gleaners Class of the First at llo ’clock for a covered dish Baptist Church meets at 8 p. m. luncheon at the home of Mrs. S. with Mr*. T. A. Stiles. 8ot F, C. Dickerson on S. Sanford Avo 90th St. Mrs. Ilemmerle Is co Please note change of date. The Azalea Circle of the San­ hostess The Unity Truth Class will meet ford Garden Club will meet at In tha Valdez Hotel at 7:45. Mr* 7:15 p. m. at the home of Mra. Carolyn Parsons is teacher ami J. P. Cullen. A covered dish sup­ the study course will be coniin- per will he held gyd. Tl'.e public Is Invited. The llcmoroeallis Circle of the Tha Anna Miller Circle will Sanford, Garden Club will have gaeet kt the Elks Club at B p. m a supper at the home of Mra. Tha Horticulture chairman of Bra Newsome with Mrs. J. J. Mia Sanford Garden Club will Cates ni co-hoatcas. The address pieet at JO a. m. with Mrs. L. E. is 609 W. Ninth Street at 6:30 p. m. Spenrer, Sid E. 18th Street. Registration 'tor children begin­ The Senior Class play. “ Cheaper By Th# Dosrn" will he presented ning first grade only will sturt nt ! Southsidc School. This it for chil­ la tha auditorium -at 8 p. pi . Tha Woman's Bible Clss* ol the dren who will attend Bnuthside F irst Bsptlst Church will meet \ and Pice Crest School* next year. The Seminota Ucbcknh Lodge 7:30 p m. at the home of Mrs. B. I . Tolar, HOT Magnolia Ava., No. 43 will meet in the IOOF Halt at 8 p. m. Mr*. Blanch Pcrartth p n u p No. 8 aa hostess. Tha P in t Baptist Coneord Choir meler, district deputy president of District No. 10, will be a guest. artU bdA iwhesrsal at 8:30 p.m. Th* TEI. Class of the First gt the ehareh. The Intermediate Royal Ambas­ Baptist Church will meet at the sador* will meet at the First Uapt- church at 3 p. m. with Mr*. Ellen SHadoln't group na hosts. g it Church at 7 p, m. The Presbyterian Pioneer coun­ Tha P i n t Baptist Church bus Will leave a t T:J5 p. m. to carry cil will hav# a meeting at the ^ group from ths Training Union home of Mra. Summer Luxcn. Of­ 9 the Training Union Association ficer* will, meet at th# church at Meeting la P in t Baptist Church, 3:30 p. m. for a ride to her home. FRIDAY Oviedo. Tha Congregational Church ts Tha Junior High P-TA t will went a t 1:30 p. m. In tha school sponsoring a Fish Fry at the auc­ auditorium Tha executive will tion market at 6 p , m. Proceed! gather a t t:S0 p. m. in the llb n ry are to go to the building fund. The Hibiscus Circle of the San­ With election end Installation of offleen to take place. All sixth ford Garden Club will meet at th,. i home of Mrs. C. C. Collins on grade mother* are Invited. Tha newly formed Chiefs Wives Paola Road at 11 a. m. A covered M|uh will hold its f l n t format dish luncheon will !«■ served, sneeting on May 10 at 8 p. m., i Members are to go out West Find a t th* Chiefs Club, NAAS. All Street to Wilson's Corners, turn left onto Paola Road. The Col­ C hiefs wives are Invited. lins home Is the first house to the Tha "Unity Truth" Class meets right after passing the school. • t 7:41 la th# parlor of tha Val­ The Belli* Harrison Chapter, des Hotel. Tha book, "Let T h en Daughters of the American Revo­ Be Light* by Elisabeth Sand lution will meet with Mrs. A. W. Turner, U being studied. The Lee, 2416 Laurel Ave., at 3 p. m. President Parley teacher will bo Mr*. Josephine Mrs. C. R. Dawson will be coItucklis hostess. Any daughters from oth­ Attended By Many The R. W. A- Circle of the er chapters are welcome. f lr e t OkrioHen Church meats with Registration for children begin­ Mra. % B. Grantham. WO Laurel ning first grade only will Marl at From Sanford Club The Winter Garden Pine HMI* Ave. a t 7:30 p- ■Southside School. This is for chil­ The Pilot C ub will meet a t 8 dren who will attend Southside Country Club president Confer­ p. m. in tha Yacht C ub with a and Pine Crest Schools next year. ence was attended by many San­ ford members. etlng to begin a t 7:30 board SUNDAY Thnsa included were Mrs. George Loyalty Sunday at First Meth­ McCall, president of Garden Club; * WEDNESDAY Th# P in t Baptist Prayer Jfeel- odist Church and beginning of Mrs. L. E. Spencer, district ill rector of District 7; Mrs, J, P, kag service will begin a t 7:30 - the Every Member Canvass. Cullen, publicity chairman; Mrs. m. la tha Educational Building, C. P. Harkey, chairman of Mimo­ The Training Union Executive MHunlttee of the F in t Baptist As We Were Saying sa* Circle;’ Mrs. W. A- Morrison, Incoming chairman of Rose Circle; •rain in g Union will meet following Though many Mrs. H. A. Moreland, program •h r Prayer Bervic*. ingenious burg • rhairnuin of Hibiscus Circle; Mr*. Mid-werk prayer servicee lur - alarm sys­ Eriksun, Du Bury, program chair­ r i r s t Methodist Church at 7:30 tem* are used by man of Palm Clrcto, p, m. bank* to acare a* Mrs. Wade Garner, chairman of Junior Choir Rehearsal a t F in t way criminals, Palm Circle; Mra. Gordon BritMethodist Church at 1:43 p. m. the anost effec­ son, chairman of Hibiscus Circle; Tha Social Department of the tive U still a wo- Mr*. Lot, Loch Arbor, member of Woman's Club will have It* !»»* - men's ai-ri-nni. Navy Wive* Driftwood Circle; etting of the year by earring ....' * T h * record* Mr*. Hall, Driftwood Circle; Mrs. a annual club breakfast a t 0 a show, according to the American AM m em bsn era urg. Bankers Astociatinn, th a t the ma­ A. C. Starke, incoming chairman te attend and enjoy them- jority of instance* when a would- of Jaearanda Circle; Mra- Wallis Member of Jaearanda Circle; and • a t m . Reearvatlowe must be be-burglar has fled in fright from Mr*. M. Vinup, Ucmerocatlls Cir­ kg Tara day aooa. the seen# of his crime has been cle. Thera w ti he a been! meet due to the piercing shrieks of a Slab a t » : » a. frightened and sometimes hull • gnsnt woman. Group To Attend tm vuoat James Keller H a Fleet Baptist Junior Royal Department Parley (Bsahasaadora will asset at 7 p. se­ at the ehureh. Cut small sweet gherkins Into Thosa planning to attend the The First Bepttet Church Choir •ting lengthwise slices. Sandwich Department Convention to be held <m hold rehearsal at 7:80 p. nu the pickle between two flat patties Sunday through Wednteday of The Sanford BeUry Club will of ground beef, pressing edges of the United Spanish War Veter*ns Bold a Ladies Might Buffet Sup- meat together well. Fry In skillet and Auxiliary are Commander of |s r at the Mayfair km Country and serve on Hamburger buna lor the Local Camp No. 18, Frank Evan* and Mrs. Evan*, preildent a pleasant surprise. b u ll ftl V It Ms of tha Auxiliary along with Mr. / Tha BsuthMte P-TA Board will Cook artichokes in salted water and Hire. C. C. Priest, Mr. and •mat stl tha school at 1 o'clock While Mm awash an of the P-TA until tender. Drain well, cut each Mrs. M. M. Jameson, W, E. Ran­ WSI meet in Iks ashed aadttorium in half and remove chokes. Serve dall, Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Braslngas a first course with mayonnaise ton, Mr. and Mra. Lew Brads*» BilB ► ■* i membera of the Magnolia to which lemon juice and Bahama- mryer, Mra. L, II- tllma*, Mr, and Mr*. Leon Pickering, Mr*. Me* i of tha Sanford Garden Club type mustard has been added. their husbands at S 8 r-c Garden Nook ★ ★ MISS BETTY BRISSON ★ ★ ★ ★ BY SADIE B. GUT Th* Sanford Garden Club of F. F. « . C. Most important of our May chores is to keep our lawns, trees and throbs from burning up in the extremely dry weather we are ex­ periencing this month. Sprinklers are a big help for lawns, but other plantings should have the water poured on the root system directly from the hos* or hose nozzel. Sprinklers do not go deep enough to reach the root* and encourage shallow rooting. Mower blades should be set to two Inches for the summer, as « longer length of grass blades if necessary to shade the root system from the hot sun. Any plantings that are made should hav* the hole* well saturated with sratsr before th* plant is set in, and a well formed around the plant to catch and hold water. Palma make good root growth when planted in Slay or June. Us* peat and sheep manure in the hole and keep watered until es­ tablished. Amaryllis take a short rest aft­ er flowering and may be moved nt this time if necessary, then fed to keep bulb growing for next season’s bloom. Moving is better delayed until late fail, when possible. Atnlras may he moved at any time during the summer if well watered before and after plant­ ing. A second feeding of acid fer­ tilizer la In order for azaleas, dog. wood, gardenias, holly and mag­ nolias. Chrysanthemums and ixerx would also respond to this •am* fertiliser. Citrus trees also are due for their second feeding In May or June, using a formula with min­ or elements added. Dahlias should !>* fed again this month and new growth tippinched to Induca bushlneis. They like a sweet soil and plenty of moisture. Hardwood ashes end sheep manure are good. All bulbs and corma should he fertilized after blooming, Includ­ ing amaryllis, glads, montbrotlas and watsonlas. Any that have turned brown may be lifted and atored, if desired, but do not dis­ turb any that are still green. Keep faded blossoms from ros­ es, stoksslas, shasla daisies #fe to keep them blooming. Phlox, alyssum, petunia* end other teedy annual* may h« eut back to In­ duca a lecond erop of flowers. When removing spent bloom* of rose*, cut beck to a bud ehowlng buds produc# weak sterna and In- Tues. Mny 10, 1055 Springtime trest. a rack of Iamb, shaped crown-fa shlon by your meatman, and roasted in ■ slow oven for 40 to 45 minute* per pound. Fill the center of the roast with a savory bread stuffing and protect the bone ends of the roast with cubes ol bread or aluminum foil while It is In the oven. fisM O JU th Tonight By Group Beta Sigma Phi will eponenr a cancer benefit eard party to be held tonight at 8 o'clock at th* Eplacopal Perieh House. Th* eard party we* orgtnelly **t for April but was postponed due to th# many actlvitlea planned for that month. Mr*. DaVld Bach ta charge of refreshment! will he assisted by Mis* Cherry 8lngletary, M in F*y« Harvey, Mr*. David Thresher, Mr*. Charles Lansing and Mr*. Franrla gtenetrom. Th* decora­ tion* committee con»l»U of Mr*. Georg* Speer, Ml*. Devid Gatchcl and Mr*. Harold Chapman. Solicitation of prise* from locnl merchants was completed by Mr*. Janie* Cailano. The following merchant* donated prize* for the party betide* their tuual dona­ tion to th* caneer drive; flanford Furniture Co., Bweeney'*, ' Hill Hardware. Rossetter Florists, Ma ther of Hanford, th* Goodyear Store, Tourhton's Drug Store, end Kels B end 10 Ceat Store. Aleo EoJajr** the Hollywood ■hops. McCrory's, Cowan's, Pow *11'* Office Supply. Wllllameon B and JO Cent Btore, Celery City Printing Co., Powell's,jerkin* Men Shop, Faust Drug Store, Robson Sporting Goode and th e B uford Herald. There will he attend an** pris­ es and a* a apodal event there will b* a "Grand Attendance Prise" | whleh la a modem deelgn floor lamp. Boor* Bade, tallle* Mr. and Mra. H. L. Bromley of Hastings were th* Saturday evening visitors of Mr, end Mis, W. L> B rualsy. Last Meet Planned The Social Department of the Sanford Womsn’e Club will hav# its Inst meeting for th* year by serving th* annual club break­ fast Wednesday morning a t 9 a. m, Bridge and Canasta will follow, Alt member* are nrged to attend and enjoy themselves. FOR T H E G R A D W H AT C O U LD BE N IC ER ? ALL ACCESSORIES R E N T A L SE R V IC E If yon prefer . . . . afl >1«M and ntylra, 3-day aervIrK Clint 0 1 MEN'S MEN 30G EAST FIRST 2 o & & Mr. and >!rs. H. B. Owen* and family had as their * weekend guest*, her sister, Bliss Flo Gam­ ble of Headland, Ala., and Mr. and Mr*. Glsnnla Cranberry and Glenda and Frank of Jacksonville, Ever try this casserole? Layer browned hamburger, condensed cream of tomato soup and drainrd canned kidney bran* fn e baking dish. Bprinkle each layer with a MU* chopped onion. Bek* In 1 moderate oven rntil heated —about 30 minute*. and peneBe will he furnished. Tit kite win be told at the door or may 8* purchased from any torn rity member. Refreshment* will be Mra. Castano aaked that every­ one M a g hie earn eard*. t o * U n TO PHONE 1222-J SANFORD W ED N ES D A Y M O R N IN G S P E C IA L ! • ANOTHER SHIPMENT OF PATIO DRESSES By trillio n , This eool HMI* dree*, b fuel perfect for eiippia on ta the morning and do­ ing year house work. Thra have a freeh on* hi the eloset, for putting on la the afternoon after a day’s work U done. Cottoa piles*, ao-iron fabric. Completely washable, and come* ta •is** 10-20, 1414 - 24V4 clamxW Bhsafer, Mra. Plonoaf Long Mr*. L. M. 8 train. STARTS TOMORROW HiTVl 513 A i VV A Y S I iP J u A l l For Mm marking woman, what eonld be more eomteriakle after a busy day at the etftc* than Mile attractive cotton twi stall no k nils** dream. Perfect for house, patio or shopping— ■teoraed IVoat, and wrap around style*. A bevg of colors, styles, print* to choose from. 1 > 98 $3 Penney’* Thrilling New Fashion Fanfare! jc n WEAR Mra, H. J. Lehman of Winter Park ie the guest of Mr. and Mre, W. L. Bromley. Mr. end Mra. A. C. Madden had *i their weekend gucste, their daughter 811st Myra Jana Mad­ den of Chattahoochee and her guest Mis* Mel longhead of Cleveland, Ohio and Challaho ochoc, . DINNER JACKETS TUXEDOS Betty Brisson,Robert M cKee M ake Plans For June W edding Mr. and Mr*. R. Gordop Brl**on are announcing the engagement and approaching marriage nT their daughlrr, Betty Jean, to Robert Ernest McKee, son of Elder and Mra. A. D. McKee, who now reside in Greeneville, Tenn. . . The bride-elect received her early education In local schools and wa* graduated from Forest Lake Academy,* Maitland. She then took tha secretarial science course at Southern Missionary College, Collcgedale, Tenn., and w*» graduated In August, 1054. At present *hs Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Jo* I* employed a* a secretary in the Perry will be sorry to Irani that North America Companies in Mr. Perry passed away a short Tampa. time sgo In Victoria, British Co­ Mr. McKee attended schools In lumbia where they had been mak­ North Carolina and was graduat­ ing their home. He was tha for­ ed from ML Ptigah Acadtmy, mer manager of tha Mayfair Inn. Candler, N C. He also attended .Southern Missionary College, ColMr. and Mr*. A. J. Power* and Irgodale, Tenn., but has since daughter, Nancy, of Columbus, transferred to Tampa College. He Ge., have been visiting their mo­ Is majoring in th* field of account- thers, Mr*. Fred Bender end Ur*. tng In preparation for eertifled Bradford Byrd, public accounting work, Tli* wedding will be an event Mrs. John J. Bchlrard Jr., and of June 20 a t th* S e v e n th ly Mrs. John Bchlrard Sr., along with Adventist church In Sanford. Com­ Mr*. A- L, Wilson and Mrt. Her­ plete plan* for th* wedding will man Morris attended th* Mother’! be announced a t a later date. Day reception at th* University of Florida Phi Kappa Alpha House on Friday. Their eon* Jack Cancer Benefit Schirard, Freddie Wilson end Bob­ by Morris in turn visited their To Be Held At 8 parent* over tb* weekend-, Page S fcrlor blooms. to *5 .9 5 �M l By CMH, OVERSTREET Herald 8 ports Writer Daytona Reach jumped off I d a five-run lead in thn first inning and went on to defeat the Sanford Cardinals, 10-4. before 408 fans a t Memorial Stadium Idflt night. Tippy Slade paced the a t­ tack with threa singles for five tripa. Islander right hander Ivory fmlth gained his sixth victory nf the srason against *>nly one loss as he struck nut 12 Cardinals, c.alkrd four snrl gave up only four hits In the six innings he worked. He retired after pitching tho sixth frame with a hark injury. The sirlnry «i> the Wander's tllh in Ihrlr last II nuling* and mined them past West Palm Reach Into tha Florida State League's runnerup spot, three games behind the leading Or­ lando. T h' Cardinal* scored all Ihrlr run* off Islander reliefer (till Bn. herta. They picked up two runs in the seventh nn two walks, a single by Dan Keith and a double by Terry Terrell. Sanford chalked up single tall­ ies in both the eighth and ninth frames to end the scoring. Only one nf the Islanders runs was earned as the Cardinals erroreel aix times in the field. Knur miseuea were tnada by ahrrrUtnp Dwight Conk. Daytona Beach sent 11 men to ♦he plate in the first inning when they scored five unearned runs and sent tho Cardinal starting pitcher, Roland Manfredl, to the rhnwers. It was the second night In a row that starting Sanfn>d pitcher failed to last through the first, fiame. Single* by Tippy Slade and Jerry 5Mrham rnmhlnrd with four walks and two Cardinal errors did the damage In the initial frame and put the game out nf reach nf Ihe Cardinals. The islanders picked up another 'ally nn singles hy Gene flennctt, who srnred three times, and Vrrn Watereutter and a Cardinal error. A four-run sixth tnrnrd the rrtn•osl Into rout. Three straight hbs bv Bennett, Al Wagner and Slade ord two more Sanfoid errors pro­ duced the markers. The plny-by play: First inning Roland Manfred! was on the hill .for Sanford and Randy Crisp wax behind the plate. Daytona's first belter, teft/ielder Gena Bennett, walked. Wagner flted out to lefl field and Slade hit to left field, moving Bennett In third. An eicor by the shortstop put Watereutter on first, driving in two runs. MLrham hit to right firld. moving tValcmilfrr to third base. Palriss was safe on a er­ ror hy Ihe second baseman- On Ihe play Walerruller scored. Mlrham moved to third, and Sista walked In losd the bases. Mirle|l| struck nut, Vmllh, the »lh man up for Ihe Islanders, walk­ ed, furring In Mltham. Peterion eame nul nn Ihe mound for Sanford, replacing Manfredl. Benocll again walked, forcing in Patr.sa. Wagner struck out In retire the side. Five runs, two hits. Aa Sanford eame tn bal. Smith uas nn the mound for Daylnna and Watereutter was behind the plate. Leading off fnr Ihe Cardinals, Sian Derry was safe on an infield till. Dwight Conk strueknut and Shirley hit inlo a double play tn relire the side. One hit, nu runs. Second inning Slade singled Inrn rlghl-cenlerfield, Walerruller hit inln a dou­ ble p<*y, Mirham singled into erntrrfield, and Palriss ground­ ed nut in the third baseman, who threw him nut at first. Two hits, no runs. Dan Keith walked, Terrell and Davis strurk nul, snd Crisp walk­ ed. moving Keilh In second. Shar­ per struck nul. No hits, no runs. Thljd Inning Sista strurk out, Mlrlelll filed nut, to ccnterfield, and Smllh struck out. Nn runs, no hits. Peterson singled Into right field. Derry was t*fa on llr*t, forcing Peterson to second. D. Took hit to left Held, moving Derry to second. Shirley walk­ ed, loading the bases. Keith struck out and Terrell grounded out In third, fortlag Cook out. No runs, two hits. Four'll inning Bennett singled to left field. Wagner filed nut to second, snd Slsdr was safe nn aan error by the shnrts.rp. Waloreutier singled tn right field on the play, Bennett •cored, and Slade was thrown out while trying lo come. Michsm grounded out to the shortstop who thTw him out at first. One run, two hits. Davi:, C r i sp, and Sharper struck out. Nn hits, no runs. Al the end nf four innings, the score: Daytona Braeh 5, San­ ford 0. Fifth inning * Patrits was Ihrosm out at Brit by the shortstop, Sista struck out, Miriclli wslked, and Smith struck nut to retire the side. No hits, no runt. Prirrm a grounded out la tho second baseman, who threw him ont at first. Derry was safe on aa error by the third baseman. Derry moved la secoxd on an erro r hy the pilhrrr. D. Cook waa thrown ant at first by v Ihe shorts lap. Shirley walked, putting men na first and second. Keith singled ta short centerfield. loading the base*. Terrell struck out la retire tha aide. No runs, an* hit. Sixth inning Bencctt singled to short centerfield, Wagner singled tn right field, ard Slade singled lo right renlerficltt, driving in Bennett. Watereutter filed out fo right field and Micham was safe on an er­ ror hy the second baseman, Wag­ ner came in lo score on the error. An, error by the shortstop scored Slade, leaving Patrisa safe on first. Sista singled to left field, sroring Micham, Mlrlelll struck out. While Smith was at bat’ Pa­ ir! ss wa< nut while trying to steal home. Four runs, two hits. Davis, Crisp and Sharper struck Sanford Sure Needed A Hero Last Night S ta rte r By CLAUDK TfOSK T)nvy Crockett m ight not have t»«en able tn fill thn hill but thn Sanford Cardinals sure needed a hern Inst night a t Memorial Stadium. Things were rough from the (start and they didn't get bettor aa time went on. Roland Manfredl first frame put tho Cards and the'Penna tn tha mound against the Dan Keith at first. saw a double play hall, that might have gotten him out of the first inning without damage, slip away from ahnrtxtop Dwight Conk. Another bohlila and three bases nn Italia were enough to fend him to an early shower. . , . Fiva big Daytona rims in tha small crowd in n ‘less than lively mood right off the hat. The Cardinala and Daytona's Islaoilrra will tangle again tonight at H n. m. at Memorial Stadium. Righthander Ralph Cook, with a 5-! record, will go fnr Sanford whil* Daytona manager Johnnie Vander Meer has derided In semi Cards, Sanford hail several chanees lo scorn last night1, but continually muffed them.....................TheCards ramn up with a nice double play in lha second inning when Russ Davis scooped up a ground hail at third, thrrw it to Nat Sharper at second, who tnsaod to Manager Daytona's lanky Negro right­ hander Ivory Smith, who started last night's game, had the Cards fanning the hrccie as ha sot down 12 via tha strikeout route in the first six frames. In doing so he inn his season total for whiffs tn 5). lie was lifted fnr a pinch hitter in the 7th when Judge M ay Decide Whether Williams Will Play Again MIAMI, Fla.— W1}— A Florida circuit judge may decide today whether Ted Williama returns to baseball. I)nde County’s senior circuit Judge, George E. Holt, yes­ terday granted a divorce to Mrs. Doris Sue Williams on her plea th at ahe and the Boston Red Sox sta r "ju st couldn't get in th* ityla to Whirl) aha waa *rcuslomed. "1 have no lilt a," aha repllaA Thry warn married May 4, 1044, In Frniarnl*. Fla., where aha had bran a hotal raahlar and ha waa in tha Navy. Mra. Will la w« fllrd for arparat* ma ntruanr* Jan. 10, 1054 charging “ mental abuae, both pri­ vate and public.’* t'm p t'd to briny a limit an nut-ofAttorney* for both side* atrnurt oettlement, but whfn thra# 'fforta fail'd, aha fil'd for an out- SITTING IN THE SANFORD DUGOUT at law! n lg h fa c a n * In CUnda R o m (aport ahlrt), npeclnl nporln writer for Tha Herald, whone Initial offering appaarn nn thia p ag e today, right divorca. Williama operate! a fiahlng llone, a yeoman nernnd rlann, In attached to fleet aircraft aervice (squadron SI at tha San* lark l' buainaaa In Miami with Sam ford Naval Auxiliary Air Station. (Herald photo hy Jack Suthcrtaiid) , finrad, tha golf atar, but apanda We cannot inmgino what tha Yea, he said, there is a boycott commissioner, tha IBC does have moat of thia limn fiahlng In tha Florida Knyv_________________ ■ former hrad of tha Brooklyn against Vince Marline*,’one of tha all major world champions bound raeknta bureau hope* to worm out world’s top welterweights and a hand and foot, and they may fight of Korria that he hatn’t already prime television favorite, because only when and whom N orm says. learned, almost without effort, he did not renew hia contract with Furthermore, he declared. If the from Harry fclarkoon. tha ocholar- veteran manager Bill Daly. Marti- IBO did not have such contracts ly manager of tha ItlC a local neg hai not had a bout sines last “wo wouldn't he able to open our •tore. Markion. who waa tha star December, though Marksnn as­ d-Mirs." He added, smilingly, that witneia aa Helfand resumed hts serted ha had “tried desperately" Norrla would be able to go on digging into a sordid situation, en­ to find an opponent for him. eating If ha never promoted an­ l y GATLB TALBOT Yea, Markion readily told tha other fight. NEW YORK m - Julius Hal- gaged in no durklng and weaving. find, the energetic new chairman of this state’s athletic commission, Is preparing to haul Jim Norrla on the stand next weak and ques­ tion • tha auper-rlch young presi­ ami. ■ dent of tha International Boxing Williama* attorney asked the Club about certain matters, lastagger's v ifa how much she eluding exclusive aentracta with would Mad ta keep herself and champions and what happens to a tp rlr 7-year-old. daughter Barbara Hut tha Tenncssee-lmrii judge postponed until today a ruling nn how much money Williama must pay tha attrnrliva, dark-haired woman hn married It year* ago. One of Mra Williama1 atlomnya Indirat'd ahe had agrrad to a lump settlement. It waa b'llavad Williama would •w ait tha roiirt'a ruling on tha •Ian of tha settlement before mak­ ing up hia mind whathrr to return to the gama that mada him famoua ard paid hint aa high aa |too,ooo a leaeon. "I'm not aura If I'll play haee. ball," ha aaid after the gO-minute dlvorra hearing. Williama attended tha hearing hut didn’t taka tha itand and did not centast tha action. "Tad told mo ha didn't think ha wanted do bo married any more," Mra. Williama told tha auart. Bha testified Williams had bean giving bar 9115 a week and had paid such extra expenses as new tires for her Cadillac. She said he paid hsr 919AOO since Jan. 1, 1054 and paid taxes and Insuranre on Sports Roundup if& ; ' .■ Hr!. HsV l IV/; jt b and Bennett struck out. No h » , na runs. ' Terrell hit lo cen Icefield for a slandup tw o -h a g e e r. Davis grounded out to the shortstop, who threw him out at first. Crljp singled to the second baseman, driving In Terrch from third. Sharper filed nut lo third. Charles May, h„tUng for Peterson, struck out One run. two hits. n s t T O S * BEACH Ml nn h n R * n ne-( If 2 it | W a g n e r 3b S 1 S l a d e ef t 2 o o W V utter n 1 12 1 h -D effel r 1 0 1 0 Sllrho-n r f I 2 0 0 P ltrlie 1 , 1 1 f Xlta Ih t A fl Mlrlelll Jb 0 Sm ith p 2 ft A 0 R obert, p 1 0 0 1 *• A r e n d t ? A « 0 Totals nr II 3T n siv rm ti) l»* • n yJ 1 D P o o h ,| A 2 a h t r t e r rf 2 A l i K e ith lb 2 0 T e r r e l l If t : 2 O D av is 3b 0 O 2 ATUr* r 1 1! 0 X h * r r» r fh A 0 2 1 0 0 o 9 sin n frail p re t,n o n p t 1 A $ e-Msy t A « 0 Total* nr m tr ia 44 34 4 33 4 443 *—f lro u n d a d r u t f e r g m l t h In Sih. b— « lrn -n d * d o u t f o r S V atsrcutter In Slfc. e - S t r u r k o u f f n r r e t e r l o * In Sib I I . . . . . . -irarH n*l >M» *00—IS >-• '. hhnrprr I. SAspoon____ _ «M MW XltauS S m ith . R— I D n n e l t J, a i s d * I . W a . larc u l t a r . M l-h u m 1, r a t r t u , TV*g. e a r . Iiarr)-, x h l r le y , J- eiereo n . T e r r —II l i l l l — B e n n e t t, S m ith , S la d e , XII*. W a t e r r u l t e r . K e i t h , T e r r e l l , S h irle y , f* rt,p SB—T e r r e l l ! . D P —» W i f i u r P e t r ie s . W a t e r , u t t e r : D u ­ als, h h r r n e r . K e ith , I.eft.—H a n fo rd t , D a y 'u n a B e a rh 14, B H - n f f — M a n fre.ll S. P e t e r , o n t . S m i t h 4, R o b . a r t s 4. r r t . b r — M a n fr e d l 1. Kmltll ' i . p e t e r , o n S. R o b e r t a I . H D — M a n fr e d l I In 1/S In n i n g * : S m i t h I In S Inn in g * ; P e l r r e n n T In S T /l I n n ln g ei I tu b eri* s In I InIn ning*. R S R R — S U n f r* d l l-f. S m ith «•« R o h e rl* 4-4. r t t u m s . J , W i n n e r —S m l l h (*•!,) L o » , r o S U ttfr ed i l ! . 4 l . L'— O a t t * l « r . SI*. I n n e r . T— 3:4*. A —4IS. ENGLAND CIRCLE TOUR ^ ••Day Tom lacladeet TraMpeftalJew, T Nights Betel. Namermu Sightseeing Trips M m m e ' k it appeared he had pulled a mus­ cle in his tidy. Vander Meer Indi­ cated that it apparently was not a serious injury but that he did not went to give it a chanca In develop into one. Longest hits of the night were both clouted by Sanford sticker Terry Terrell. Terry pounded a double tn lefl In the 7th that struck ths Hill Hardware sign nn about one bounce. In the 9th he came up with a long inning-open­ ing double tn renter that struck tha H. B. Pope Hotpoint sign with a b a n g ,..............erry also made t nice play nn a fly hatl to left in the first inning off the bat nf Wagner, Daytons secondsoeker. * N at Sharper, the Cardinals key­ stone kid, made • nifty nver-thoshoulder catch of Slades's drive In the 8th. Ron Schmitt, Cardinal nutfielder, had soma teeth pulled yester­ day and was unabla to be In uni­ form last night. Local sports announcer John Ketllng was commenting In the press box before lost night’s game that he hadn't felt too good Sun­ day night during the game nt Daytona Beach. Soma witty ge tlemen was quick to ask him If lha 16-6 drubbing tha liiandors handed the Cardinals had any­ thing to do with his Illness. Umpires Gallsghtr and Maloney who worked last night's game, told friends that it w-aa “mighty hot" up in Gainesville Sunday afternoon when they handled tbs Galneavllle-Orlando contest. In n talk with this writer test night, Manager Dan K eith'cl the Cardinals said ha thinks tha Flo­ rida Stats League race will ha a d o ts affair.“The best team so far", Dan stated, “Is West Palm Reach na far na I'm concerned. Cocoa and Orlando got off to fast start but we are going to-Im­ prove and to U Daytona. It’s go­ ing to be a pretty even n e e , I th in k ." ............A fter last night's game, the (Cards slipped a gama below tha .500 mark ones again. They now have la wins and 14 out. At the end nf ilxth inning: Diytuna Beach to, Sanford 0. Seventh inning Arcndt, batting for S m i t h , grounded out to the pitcher, who threw him out at first. Bennett struck out and Wagner was thrown out at first when he grounded to Ihe pitcher. No runs, no hits. Roberta cam* In to pilch tor Daytona Beach. Peterson struck out, Derry walked, D. Cook Hied out to the shortstop, Shirley walked, and Keith singled lo left field, driv­ ing in Derry. Terrell bit to deep ieit field for a two-bagger, driving In Shmcy. Da via walked lo load Ihe bases. Crisp grounded out tn second to retire the side. Two runs, two hits. Eighth inning Slade flied out to seebnd. Heffel, balling f o r Watereutter, grounded out to the third base­ man, who threw him nut at first. Micham was safe on an error by the ihirtstop. Paths* singled to short left field. Sista waa thrown out at first, when he grounded to the pitcher. One hit, no runs. Heffel eame in to catch for Day­ tona Bi-jch. Sharper grounded nut tn the se­ cond baseman, who threw him out at first. Peterson walked. Derry singled to left field, and D. Cook singled to short left field to load the bases. Shirley ground­ ed out 'r- the second baseman, who threw him out at first. Peterson came in nn the play. Keith was thrown out at first by the pitcher. One run, two hits. Ninth inning Miriclli filed out In centerficld. Roberta flied out to left field. CbwauMjunsLnt Th* nttUp* ■W garde* gtattoa at > corner of Srd and Park Ata, whiek waa lanaerir MAC, Phillip* *4P Serr. is now mder now H iM |« n eit by Mr. Kori Yo*t and will b* knmrn **, YOST PHILLIPS t | t r t.Sg SERVICE ','i v ;• . c .T , . y ►.*- - M , J a- it SLWI m — * - - -Tln-.I. la e* rU M ps B e riw m i » ' me, V ■■, ■• , i’ jT«-d k'V SrVr . • • •'v s -v ; ‘ 1 . 1 C O U W dA L I f .1 • ' ' a a X ‘a a - ' - ' < - ' * Aj3<t?yj7».»ag . 91XtSijI rr �I t’g So Exxy to Place A Want Ad Ju*l Call 1821 and ask (nr tha Want Ad department Sanford Herald W A N T A D RATES S a m pl e j-l in e a d _________ GET extra caal) tor article* you no longer u»« PUca tour no U> day Phono 1*21 A 3 line ad. such at tne one above la only 36c per day on our low i day earned rite economy plan. 43c Mr day tor t daya and Me (or 1 day_______ A little apace like thia wtU cat _ your message before our more ” than to 000 readpra TeU 'am to dayl Phone 1821 Tha abov* 4-Une ad ran he run 5 full daja for only t2 n 3 days frr only 11 80 and one day tor 72c Buy. Sell. Rent. Hire with want ada. the busiest salesman ui town Put one to work (or you Phone 1R21 We wilt be d a d to charge It For only" 13 00 the above 5Lna ad if on the t«h tor you or 5 full way a. Only >2 23 keeps it working (nr you tor 1 daya 1 day ti only 80e.___ ___ . Call ua about our business rales The Want Ad’ Department la open trom 1:30 a m until 5 :10 n m aach business day except Sat. orday afternoon. Deadline for week-day insertions la 2:00 p m the day prertdlnc publication Any aaa coming In la ta ’ than 2:00 p. m. will be published under Too Late To Classify. A Advertlsera are requested to no i l r - the tm — Went-Ad — Department — . . . i . ih.i, iipraiible tor ealy one Inenrrtci Rnflxwxy u i Baby. Bada Day, Week or month—Trl. >423 r a r d t w a Ceater 1U Weat rtrai Avalea Apia. Effleiancy. Fkene as. __________________ I e e Seminole Raally for Dasir able Bo o h and Apia. Phone 17 TV't'TiHBD Apartment. lOOFark Ava. _____________ Furnished Kitchenette apta. Air Conditioned. Slumberland Court. South City Umlta Highway 11-B2. g|CK Room*. Hot water 53.00 i weekly- Call WIS-W before cv : r X '% £ ' z ,i eB' m Desirable one and I bedroom apta. Phone 4S2-W. _________ _ TWO New beautiful furnished Apartments. Cal) 155-M. on U u akae^ C wJarw U R G E -4IT. APT._<» a r^. Includes S Bedroom* and dan Very reaaonable. R. A.i Camerea. i Oviedo. Phone 4854. 1 NEWLY constructed house. Kitchenette furnished. Phone 4*3._________________________ Mice sleeping room, 313 Oak. Phone lOM-M. Three Bedroom house xnfurntihed. also One Bedroom Garage Apartment, furnished. W oodrwff A S in gletary R ia l B atata Weedmff Bldg. Pbone 2883 14- WPEdAL BKBTlCKr -14 ARTICLES FOR_SALE__ USED PLUMBING FIXTURES FOR RENT —30 (i Rnycvaft Trai­ AIK CONDITIONING IK IT IS REAL ESTATE ler vtth Jalutisied labuna 1933 Room iii llouie ask Crumlev A Mnnleilh Model Twin bed*, bathroom with H. B. POPE C()„ ING at til Soutn Park Pkone 111 shower, cash for a quick »ale They Know roa South Park Ave. Thnne 744* befou renting J3.V.0 or IV) oo H IM month. Orange City Trailer Pbnac 1713 QUICK CASH for Furniture. Add­ Park, So. of Orange City Rt. 1007 Sanford Av*. Seminole Realty ing Machine*. Typewriter*. Out17-92. b lu rt Motor*. Boat*. We buy w. DIETRICHS T. W. MERO r M. CAMPBELL Wooden wagon wheels. Super R. C. Allen Ca*h Register. Reel 1901 Park Avenue Phone 27 General I'ontractor Tradnp, Post. One mile South type Power Mnocr, *35.00. L, J. "Hume* of Distinction" on 17 92. Phone 2212 R. Itikiur. 2420 Holly Ave. *300 CASH, TOTAL *4 000 lit Way IT 92 Phone 1*4*. I Acre land just oulaido City. GOAT MILK 2 brn room home on pa«cd road. EASY — Spin Dryer, \Va*her. PLUMBING RAYMOND II. IJALL. BROKER Randall Prie>t, South Sanford Che.ip Can be seen at 2209 Pal­ Contract and repair work Free Ave. Phone 380 W-l. » 11 IliBtiieyman. Associate metto or Phone 2272 R. etUmites K L Harvey KM »4 South Park Ave Phone 960 Practically New — MAICO Hear­ SatHord A\c. Phone 1828. ing Aid FFartory Guaranteed. 10' llussman meat ca*e with compres*or, tt’ Dairy har, 4’ Cold ENVELOPES, letterhead* »tatc Call 583 or 6!W M. „Sf. J X w d w jyxi/iy drink bar, Meat grinder. Elec­ ment*. Invoices, hand bills, and tric meat sltcer. .Meat Block A Factory to You p r o g r a m s , etc. Progressive Fhune 1125* A 11 I’c. cr*jfl. Broker tools, Meat scale It Produce Aluminum Printing Co., Phoo* A**«i*te* A B Peterson Jr scale. Burroughs Llcctrir Cash P J Chcstcrson. GerfirlJ Wil­ West I3ib St. V enetian Hltnda Registering Machine, checkout letts. John Miisch. R. W. Wil­ Enclosed bead Sag proot bot.nm counter A .'helving K E, Slack, liam », A. C. DouJncy, Land Sur­ rail with plsctic ends PiiiUi oi FLORIDA ROOMS 1009 K.asi 2nd. Phont 1573. vey „r rayon tapes Cotton or nyk-r JALOUSIES - AWNINGS cord* SHCI.TZ small iin i.pn.lil Rcn:>xMu.(. tlumc llcpinrv. Addl ~ LO W ELL E. OZIER ~ .senkxrik (Hum and Paint Co rdano Prr!<"-t condition. S1JS 00 Uob. Porches, Bathroom*. GarMutlsJer - PIlona l-jx 111 114 Vten 2nd S' Pnnn* in Phone 1725-R. see* Carponcl, Tile Kitchen Custom Homes and Flunda Cabinet*. METAL ROOKING 2 bedroom hou'e, acre of land. Builder low cost homes N*a Building All Kind* Now In Slock 3 V Crimp —P i ' Phone 1097-H Free E>;imate»-3o Montii* to Pay Corrugated- 2V* Corrugated Buying or Selling See G. M. WILLIS AKnCl.Kn WANTED Get all Your roofing needs ai L M. I'ASSONH KEALTY Phone t:t 207 Weal 1*4 St. Sherman Concrete Pipe Co. iliglirs* CASH. TRADE-IN price* at 1 I'nlnla. Jrta. 41V A 17 12. Out \\c»i I3tli Si Phone .’133 paid lor uied form lure Call 958 FLOOR landing and fimihing FOR RENT — 2 Bedroom House. Wilson Mater Furniture Co 311 ('leaning, waxing Serving Scnu Swim Goggle* ............... t oo pr. |73 oo per month. E. 1st St. ____ nol* County *incc 1923 l{- M 30 Ft. Plastic H»se .. 2 iw C. A. WHIDDON, SR. Glej*iin, l.akr Marr Paint 2 if) gut. 7— l‘ftr l.lsrslork Siippllf* —( Reg. Real Estate Broker ARMY NAVY SURPLUS For Belter Plurnimig 119 S Park Ph I28t 310 Sanford Ave Phone 1321 FOR SALE — BcgDicrcd lloxir. See or Call Phone 855-M. ____________ Free Ctty A County Slaps W. J. KING 61 VARIETIES PANELING -19 W. II. "BUI" STEMPER i» n e t r w anted 2*nn South Park Phone 3* Nattva and Komgn Stood* Realtor — General Insurance WANTED—Dependable All Nigh' TREK. SERVICE- Surgery DeSee Them At Gertrude B. Dingfetder Associate Driver* Apply Yellow Lab Co Phone 2122 112 N. Park Ave Yloixinj, Pruning and llemov Hhcrmxn Conrret* Pipt Co. 219 S. Magnolia. JxO Spraying. I’ b o n e rag Out SSetl |3lb M Phnne 2431 Whether buying or idling, tt will 1143 CIVIL SERVICE: City, Slate pay you to see: 3 ROOM SPECIAL and Federal position*. Salaries Dragline service, Lakefront* A J. W. HALL^ REALTOR 3 Piece Dinette Set. 3 Piece Liv­ lo *4 191.20 yearly and over. Florida State Bank Bu'ldra ditching Ertimate* given Phnne ing Room. 5 Piece Bedroom Men and women nresU'd. Postal Phone >758 Geneva 24CI, Orlando 32331 Call Hall" Group with 31a lire** and Box t'lrrks. Mall I'arrlersS Railway Sanford 2221. Spring* *295.00 (irrm i) Mall Clerk*. Immigration and 11.300. Down and Move In Custom* See* icc. Slorckcepera Quality bulldnrcr work and land 9 P G LIVING ROOM NEW 3 Bedroom Masonry Homes. ami ninny oilier*. Initroction* Oak or Tile floor, refainic bath, Sofa Bed. Rocker, Chair —2-Step dealing J. C. Carpenter. IU. now being given Examination* 2. Box 252. Sanford, Florida Screened poreh and carporte. end Tables, I- Cocktail Table. comma mwii Write Box NTS, Phone No 2244-XW Largo lots. OR will consider Two Table Lamp*. One Floor % the llrralil. Sanford. income property, Lota, or house Lamp II7B00 itrrm i.) HERE’S HOW I of less value in trade. L. J. HisECHOLS nEDDINT. CO. IftA IIEI P IVANTEIH fem ale> ISA Put Sbailri, Screens and Vene­ ner, ftldr. 2420 Holly A*c. Corner 2nd A Magnolia Ph. 1232 WHITE Girl* lor S*'ila Fountain tian Blind* on YOUit porch “Bud" Bamberger, Mgr. 2 BEDROOM Block Horae. Kit fur the cost n( Awning* aluno— and Reitauraiit work. Apply Ur. Open Monday ID 9 p. m. chcn equipped, Venetian blinds, (Turk. Touchton Drug Store. Call 1447 fur quotation*. lint water. Space Heater, tlreeCONCRETE aeway Excellent corner lot. WANTED: Wnltrr**. Mu*t hr Paymenis *40.75 monthly. 8(J0 Ready Mixed Concrete. Concrete over 16. nrul nod rrliahle Block, Sand. Gravel. Cement East 23th SI.. Sanford. Apply Celery City (74*111, 215 Concrete Pine to Meet All Quail Magn.iliii A*e TWO BEDROOM Block, kitchen UcaUoni. - ■-- -----TT ■ - - ■ -.1 Phone 1489 equipped, hot water and spare ItWOrfK WANTED -11 heater, Venetian blinds. Good S h e rm a n C o n crete Pipe Co. HIGH SC:HhOLLiioV ' with i’nwer location. Phone 1332-J. Out Weal I34h 8L Mower wants mowing. Pbnnr 718 M-4. FOR SALE —20 Acres of land, Powell w Office Supply retiled In 1032, 4 flowing wells, Portable Tjpewrltrr Head­ CURTAINS wa*hcd, starched and plenty of water. Tractors, Iruck* "Your quarters” ktrcIrhciL 518 Mcllonvlllc, Phone and other equipment, A Room . 879. • Remington house and-U rge-bans. Phone • Royal 1552-W-l. 14- KPKCIAI SERVICES - 1 4 • Smllh-Corona FOR SALE— 10 Acre Grove. 1M' Expert Repairman at Powall'a 0 R M N # 6 MorntAi See tin* I, f tUndo Kremng Star. Call Ralph on road. Price IlS.txx). Term*. every Tuesday. Ray, 1165-1. Phone 1393-J. P. 0. Box 1154. l i t Magnolia Ave. Phone 914 HKAi e.yi<sTh aUH SALE—3 S- ARTICLES FOR SALE fiouHkll IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY For Veteran*. T h r e e Bedroom * House, Dishwasher, Bcndix Washer and Dryer. Closing cost, only approximately 3300.30 SPECIAL . Plastic Scat Covers $23 M Edmond'* U pholstery Shop 3714 8n, Preach Ave. Oiier-Weller Homes, Ine. R E D -i-M IX C O N K R E T E Grease Trap* Septic Tanks Window Sill* Lintel*. Sand, Rock. Cement. Steel Mortar M IR A C L E C O N C R E T E CO. set Elm Ave. Phone 1333 MM 8. Meilraville Phone INI 400 Feet frontage with double highway frontage on Turtle Mound Road. Short distance aoutl of corporate limit* of New Smyrna B e a c h . Reasonably priced. A. A. Taylor, 1538 Mag­ nolia Street. New S m y r n a Beach, Florida. Phone 305 R. 3 LOTS, Dreamwold Section on corner Maple Ave. at 25th. Phone 2290-W. SPECIAL AT N IX B E D D IN G M FG . COBaby Bed* and Mattress, Holly­ wood Bed* in all types and slsca. Upholstering and slip Cover*. 1391 Sanford Ave. Phone Sfll-J. INDIAN RIVER CfTRUS GROVE JALOUSIES f t AWNINGS OF A P P R O X I M A T E L Y Ufa lima Glaaa and Aluminum t«0 ACRES WITH ABOUT FIVE —Free Estimates—Free Inttal HUNDRED A D D I T I O N A L U lion—Telephone 1423. Fund ACRES OF LAND. REASON* tura Center. 118 W First SI ABLY PRICED AND LONG TERMS A. A. TAYLOR. 1533 ONE Boy's 24" Bicycle. *10.00. MAGNOLIA STREET, N E W Can be *cen at 2415 Elm. Phone SMYRNA BEACH. F L A . 1290 W. PHONE 303-R. OFFICE OAK HILL 2331. FOB S A L E - Fishing W orm sLarge blue wlgglera. Whole­ BY OWNER: 4 Bedroom Home. sale and retail price*. W. E. Lea* than original price. 3325.00 Donaldson, San Mateo, Fla. down, assume 541.00 monthly Phone East 34 342. ______ ___ paymenis. Call 1083-R. Winter Spinet piano. Mahogany. 1705 Magnolia—Smali t bedroom L eu year old, with matching ' homo. Shade trees. Ideal for bench. Coat new 3693 00, will eou^U^Total price 54230. Term* 00. Phone 1733-R. LOVELY One Bedroom furnished Cottage by month. PVee electric nd water, R. J. Carroll, € milaa outh oa ll-lt. I Room Apartmenta. By Month or week. I ll Elm. Phone 2983-W. FOR RENT— Garage Apartment. 1101 Magnolia. A Nicely furnished G a r a g e _ Apartment Hot and cold water # furnished. No obM ctlon to children or peta. I ll W. 16th St. Phone 480-J. 3 Room Apartment Ground floor. Apply 111 Palmetto.__________ I Bedroom furnished Apartment. Close la. 130.00 Call T91-W. Robert A. Williams, Realtor Raymond E. Liindqulst. A-soclate Unfurnished Cottage, K i t c h e n Phone 1873 Atlantic Bank Bldg. Equipped, Venetiaa Blinds. Ex* tra NlteT 314 Elm. Oxter • Waller Howes, Ine. General Contracting GLEAN downalalra I Boom Apart* <#ment. Private bath and en-. • Commercial—Cuimm A Low trance 118 Meloavillt. phone IN . ■ H M j t t f c r ' Pkone ,H I ra . 5 THREE ROOM Apartment. Pri­ - U A L ESTATE WANTED —4 vate Bath, Entrance. Apply 80S “ FL O llfiA PROPERT1EI ' " Elm Avenue. WANTED One Duplex Apartment. C a l l Worthwhile Florida InvastmanU desired: ranches, a c r e a g e , M7-J, motel*,, trailer courU, apartmanta,> hotel*, homes, water TWO Urge furnished, __ Bedroom frontage, business, etc.; cash or Apartments. ChUdi_ _____ dron welcome, torms: direct from owner. Give nice. yard. 153.90 monthly. See complete details first letter, M manager In Apt. No. I after w g p m. ITU Park Ave. PRICE, exact location, how to reach property. Improvements. Furnished or R. RIOtlE. 1323. Fig St., Kenroom home. atr, La ■OO. 1380 g g 5 f l RKW1AI i RCi r . (NatJonaBy Adv. RoUa-Haad) Manufactured Is Sanford RCA klotnrola Sales and bervtca Gene’e Texaco Servtee 1131 Sanford Are. Pbnaa ISM nx>OR SANDtNO B Finishing Oak floors furnished, laid A ftn t'hcd In business since 19!«) K F. Stevens; Route 2. Box 227. Call 711111-4 bclors 7 a. m or after R p. m. Stanley’! (like 315.35 S Walnut Finish ‘ ‘ Vanity, Vanity Bench, Chest and Poster ____ f i d ............................... 148.00 3NJ5 Blonde Vanity, Vanity Bench, Cheat, Nile Stand and Postar Bed ......................... 153-00 Saateatg Vemettea S i Ob I Red Plastic Sofa 183 Weet 3rd and Hatching chair - 149.00 ----- Picture Piet — Green 0 MACHINES 3MS3 bp Sofa and M l P a rt P k sat n « Chair ______ if Ck______I S K S ,....... .. 159.00 335.55 _ '• 3 Pc. Sectional M. G. HODGES Server on All Water Pumps— HrlU Drilled — Pumps Paola Road I’hone 708 Complete TELEVISION SERVICE on alt make* and model* HANFORD ELECTRIC CO. 118 Magnalla Ave. FHA Phone 442 , Financial Far Remodeling and repair* Nothing Down—Small Monthly Paymrnt* Hherman Concrete Co. Oul Weal 13th Phnne 21*9 I RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. T V SERVICE CENTER W hether your order la small or large you get our beat service . . . immediate attention to every detail. Call 83 and you get the tam e careful xervice you g e t in person. L et us prove it next tim e you need lum­ ber—even if all you need la a square foot of aiding. A j& ffcu a ttS a .... 171.00 BEAUTIFUL woedM lobe Wont M . S3,M3. A tfirS v* term . t Shop 310 E 4th SI. Tel 2434 Bicycle It General Repair Keys Lawnmowcr sharpen & Service Plumbing. Kreskv Ilrnllng B Factory Supervised Service • House calls 9 a m . till 9 p m (AU makea and aradcli) IN V EN T O R Y 111 Mag. Ave. Phone MOO | ’ SPEC IA LS XVALL BtnUNEBU ft you have a small buxtneaa In a secluded part of town and are REG, “ TR* NOW Interested In getting customers, 1395 3x11 Haavywaight list th* service you offer In the Linoleum Rug* ............. T.ll Claasified column ed th* Sanford 89 93 Walnut Tlnlah HorJd Call t ill Dresser. Mirror and Book ease Bed .,58.00 173.35 Gray and Whits Double Dresser. Mir­ ror cheat and Bookcase Bed .......... . - 55.80 155.50 Blonde Double Dresser. Mirror. Chert and poster Bed 119.00 Blonds or Walnut itah Vanity, Vanity FinUt :h, Cheat and panel^ ^ Rill B-JUUt ERTAtm W B M l M Special — TV and Radte Service and Repair* ) Blonde 5 Pc Mated Room Suite .. 355.55 USED TRACTORS ' U faed furniture. . . . _ , . ___ etc. Bought aold. Urry’a Mart! Ill BaettetBL Fhoae UU. MATH E R OF SANFORD GOOD and BAD E U R . H IL L LUM BER & SU PPLY YA RD Ph. 83 213 W- 3rd St. P bM Uf » t*. : J. -------14SPECIAL SF.KVICK - I* "ITEp AIh SEWING MACHINES Coll tnoo nr *eo J. It Colquitt, llfi W 19th St. __________ Phone 22 ns!..\j ^ ' 'D E for BUDDING, G li A F T I N G. and Pruning of Citrus Fruit and FOR SAl.E — S3 Willy* Jeep 4 wheel drive, excellent condi­ Tropical Plants. Stevenson A tion. Full top and »lde curtain*. Kennedy, 417 W. First St. Rea-unable. Hughe*. Big Tree Pbone 9ti9 .l. Pack Snnrnrd IS—AUTOMOBII.E DEALERS—IS Vacuum Cleaner Service CARS Phune 7II-J. BOUGHT SOLD TRADED Part* and Sunpiie* Inr All Make* Roy Keel's Cieo Cara Including Y^lcctrnlux.__________ Sanllird Ave 4 lllh St —i t a INSURANCE II » 19BOAT74 MOTOBB 21 FL lTiri*-Craft "sportsman" lO U G H T O N INSURANC 95 hp engine. Call 2894-W after ,‘V pHoiJt: s n ;! j B p. m ATLANTIC 8ANK!‘§LD(j 22—F .l.K n KICA1 M J V I t K U a SF.K Y4MV General Elrrlrlc dealer for TA’ and Appliances I'rrtvrrcd Rates to Preferred Sanford Electric Co. Policyholder* It* Magnolia Are Pbawe 442 >ohn W illiim n Irm. Agency r’- K ir c r r ic A i. sekyicko —a 417 Saaford AtlaaUe Bank Pboa* >4 FtUGIDAIKB apultanee* sales and service G II High. Oviedo. Fla Phnne 4131 or Sanford 1842 W after 6 pm ik- n o w t : n s p i .a n t s sii n u n s Randall Electric Co. to" Fein like leaf, yellow »umroer long blooming I’ellnphorum Beadii and CrusLay ApplixseM lice, in' Blue Jacaramla. 5 vrs. Voungaturx Kitchen' old. Pink and white Rnnkmn. •Deelrifal eonlraetln* »nd repaid* blooming twice yearly, 112.30 112 Majnrolia Ave, Phone 113 or S5.io each at place. Mr*. Carol Harrell, Box 251, Lake OFFICE K04J7PMEVI —« Mary HAYNES Office Machine Co. IT - AUTOMOBILES - TRAILERS Typewntrra, adding maefiines, Salea-RcnUla. 374 Magnolia. Ph It wiT pay YOU to *ee US bcfice you buy. Open Evening* and Sunday*. Easlsldr Trailer Sales, _________I'alalka, FI*._________ USED CARS FOn SA LE-lfevedit i* O. K , you can Lake up payment* No down payment rci|Uiicd '48 Checcrolc! It9!) 0U ‘52 Bulrk $990DO And Many. Many Other*. Write Box 249. Lake Mary. After 7 p. m. call 1777-M.._____________________ FOR SALK: 1917 rmncPi All Aliinilnum, 20 Ft Hou'e Trallrr Reasonably Priced. See Mr* Itcckham. at ll.e office of the Sanford Trader Park. THE HANFORD HERALD Tuw . May 10, 19.T5 I’age 7 BEAUTY I’ARIXIRS —24 The Ideal. Permancnl I* Durable. Properly Sliaped ami Easy to rare for. We Irnturr Wive* for every type hair with a price for eve­ ry budget Air —Conditioned for your com­ fort. Penqutn Heatles* Dryer* H arriett’)* Beauty N ook 195 So Oak Phone 977 I’KRK UP Your new wardrobe and personality with » per winalire.l roltfure! Our skilled hair stylists util cut. shape and wave jo u r hair to give you a 'new look’ fur spring! Eva-Be.wH Beauty Shop Phnne 383 23- IJkUNDHT SERVViCE • • • • One hour Haas and Damp Dry One bour 14 Wash and Dry Fold Finished Laundry Sanltone Dry Cleaning HouthwMe Laundromat Booth HMe Food mart Bldg. 198 East 23th St. n PlAfWI SERVICE -2 7 L. u S1U—Plano Technician. Phone 2164 Koula L Sanford. THU SPACE AVAflABLE CALL 7821 AND INQUIRE SH ER M AN CONG P IP E C O . Out Went 13th SL Phnne 21SS �• - J r* g c n Tat*. M*y 10, 1955 TH E SANFORD HERALD Additional Society Synodical School Attended By Ladies From Entire State m m I: ! i S Three hundred end forty-eight Presbyterian Women from the By­ nod of Florida met lest week a t th s Coquina Hotel, Ormond Beach, for the Ninth Synodical Training School. Distinguished ministers and tea. there from throughout the Gene­ ral Assembly of the Presbyterian Church taught at the school. Tho Rev. Oswald Delgado, Tam­ pa, wee Inspirational speaker,tea­ ching "Love In the New Testamrnt." Dr. Marshall C. Dcndy, Secretary of tha Board of Chrlftlsn Education of tha General Assembly of tha Presbyterian Church, taught tha d a ta on "Tha Christian Family"; Dr. W, A. B.-nfleld, I/oulsville, Ky., taught "How to Study tha Bible"; Dr. Vernon B. Broyles, Atlanta, Ga., taught "Christian Witnessing”; Mrs. H. D. Habcryan, a missions ry In tha Preshyterinn Church, tcught a class on "World Mia•lr a." .-a. P, T. Piety, First Preibytc an Church, Sanford, received her certificate at the school this y .n r for having completed eight ccursea at the Training School which she has earned having atterdlng tha Training School for a< rat years. as B. Lewis, Richmond, Va., W j la always on hand to help tl.s women In the book store, reported that over f t ,000 was spent a t the echoo) for the purchase of n *'!oua books. ole women from the First P terlan Church In Sanford a. .w.!ng lha Training School ware Mrs. L. G. Hunter, President cf tha Women of tha Church, San­ ford; Mr*. R. C. Maxwell, Mrs. Ila'ph Smith, Mrs. Louis* Car­ rie r, Mist Lot Banks, Miss Nella B erks and Mrs. P. T. Piety. Making a pan of baking-powder braa bread to serve with coffee? Dot the batter with orange mar­ malade — leaving several Inches ^between each spoonful — before SHS Band To Enter State Contests At Jacksonville % The Seminole High School Band, under the direction of Ernest Cowlty, will be among 29 bands to participate In the 3U U Con­ test a t Jacksonville, May 12, 12, and 14. Over 3,000 young musici­ ans will take part In the event when tha concerts will b« played In the George Washington Hotel from 8 a. m. until 4:30 p. m. and Saturday evening tha bands will join forces for a mass concert be­ fore tha drill contest starts at tha Gator Bowl. Judge* will b« LL Col. William F. Santclmann, director of the U. S. Marine Band; Dr. W. D. Itcvelll, University of Michigan; Glenn C. Bainum, director of bands emeritus, Northwestern University; Joseph Bergelm, Mil­ waukee; Paul Yoder, composer and arranger of Chicago; Capt. Thom­ as Darey Jr., Somerset, Pa.; Dr. Frank Simon, composer, Cincin­ nati Conservatory of Music, for­ mer eomcl soloist with Sousa's hand and director of ArmcoBand; Henry Fillmore, Miami, and Mrs. Jackie Portante, twirling Judge, nY POPULAR DEMAND “Midsummer N lghl’a Dream" was presented at 9:45 a. m. today Williamsburg, I’a. and will be prenented again at 10:45 a- m. tomorrow by the nixth rrade Grammar School Chiefs Wives Club Being Formed Now At Sanford NAAS TW O-PIECE COSTUME of caramel colored textured silk, was designed by Mollis Tarnls, Tbs rounded collar, attached to tbs short-sleeved dress, la V-d Into lbs collarlesa neckline of lbs jacket. A tan pigskin belt and a red and black printed silk scarf go along. Bally Victor bat. Dorothy Gillyard/ George Benton Wed Lost Night Mias Dorothy Olllyard and Ceorga Benton were married last night at 8 p. m. In the home of the Rev. D. L. Bralnard 2000 Washington Ave. Mias Olllyard la tho daughter of Mr. and Mrs.• *P.* B.— Olllyard _ M i L l . -i**- Here a rt general directions fop ’ Colored News Tha annual music fvstlral with tha theme "Music In Spring" will ba presented tomorvew at 8:13 p. m., In Crooms Academy audito­ rium. Spoixors are Mrs. K. B. Holly, Mrs. Elsey James, and Roy A. Allen, principal. Tha public is in­ vited to attend. using the broiler In a gas range to Seat advantage. Preheat the broiling compartment fire min­ utes with full flame. If the broil­ er Game depends on the heat con­ trol, set the dial at the highest point—beyond 6C0 degrees. Al­ low one to 3 inches between tha fam e and ths food when you ate-, cooking ona-lnch thick lamb chops. When you broil chicken thera should be at least B Inches between the Gama and food. Allow only 2 or 3 Inches between Game and food when you are broiling fish (whola, split or Glleted). When you ar* making a merIng In tha suggar gradually as soon as the egg whites ar* frothy. If you add tha augar a t this fro­ thy stage, Instead of waiting un­ til the whites form stiff peaks, the sugar wilt dissolve and help pre­ vent the meringue from “weep­ Pour thin white sauca ever ing" when the pie comes from tha cooked drained egg noodles; sprin­ kle well with grated cheese and oven. baka in a moderate or hot ovetO Note , for tha dhurch supper, until heated through and brown­ committee: three 1H pound loaves ed. This dish makes good eating of bread and l t t pounds of butter for lunch with crisp bacon and a will serve 50. 2 W EEK SPECIAL O N LY studenln of Mbw Lucille Campbell’* room. The above scene was taken after the love chnrm had been released on the queen. B illy Colbert Is the klnr while Carol Ann Corlon acts the pnrt of the queen. Others srei (le ft to right) Leslie Jones, Barbara Taulty. Winnell Messer, Mary Ellen Wilson. The proceeds will go to help the class's adopted orphan in Germany. (Photo by Jameson) • A ISU C ftoH •e n y r u iin v a u lt dU BATCH IM « 9 1 1 (1 1 | A newly formed Chlcfi Wlvei 95.95 Club will hold Its first formal Seniors Are Given 17.95 meeting on May 10 at B p. m. in the Chiefs Club, NAAS, Sanford. Graduating Party Offlccri wll be elected at this meeting, and as one of the mem­ A t Beach Saturday] Mr. and Mrs. John E. DuBoIa A graduating party honoring bers stated, "copie on girls, lets get acquainted and do some good Harold Pato and Larry Bates was Jr. announce the engagement of for your club and your communl- given at New Smyrna Beach Sat­ their daughter, Mlaa Jeanne Had-j urday hy their parents, Mr. and ley DuBois, to Lt. Victor Mapea Mrs. Theo Pato and Mr. and Mrs. Greens Jr., U. S. A. Lt. Green* la the son of Mr. and Mrs. Victor J. Bates. Tha boys and girls enjoyed Mapea Greene of Sanford. Candlestick, low — t 4-98 Tho wedding will take place on games, swimming and later a pic­ Tail Compote 7.98 man, 1IZ3-J. or Betty Spencer, nic supper was served to the June 6, in Kaiserslautern, Oar8 att A Pepper — 11.98 many. * wife of Uia president of the Chiefs group. Compote low 6.98 Miss DuBoIa was graduated Club, 1375-M. Those enjoying the event ware Vasa ____ 4.95 94.95 from Stephens College, Columbia, Tarry Smith, James McKaa, Rob­ Bon Bon ---4.95 Yogurt— a cultured milk af ert Harvey, Bob Shoemakar, Bob­ Mo., and in 1949, from Pennsyl­ Sandwich T rsv custard consistency- la delicious by Blllhlmer, Allen Maffat, John­ vania State Collage. nlarcad _____— , 8.98 Bowl, pierced — . 19.98 served over frosen peaches thawed ny lllggina, Robert Miller, Joa Lt. Green# la stationed with Sugar A Cream — ..11.95 Hunt, Johnny Jones, Charles Wil­ Headquarters Western Area Com­ tisiitio tsi Hurricane Lamn — -11.96 ke, Tom Norris, Al Philips, Louie mand la Kaiserslautern, Germany. Emfhtk OmJrmem n m b k* Plus Fed. tax Bullard and th* honorees, C O L L E E N KNGEBRKTSON Good meat dish: Spread bread Alto Crla Cates, Dottle Mette, Crafted By Worlds Moat Famous Manufacturer af Fine SUvtr Barbee Brown, Mildred Price, Kay stuffing over a scored flank (above), who recently woa tho Jenkins, Nancy White, Jean Ken­ steak; roll tha steak and tie se­ Shriae Bawl beauty roatest, will nedy, Betty Lynn Selvedge, Irl* curely. Brown la hot fat, add ana- ba opoaaovod by the Banford Liens Causey, Delores Jones, Ann Britt, quarter ray af watar, cover and Clab in tbe Mlaa Seaside Fiesta Marilyn Calhoun, Shirley Wall, Dl- baka la a moderate a m for 1H event to ba bold June 9-12 at New an Snyder and T a m il Jaen Nal- hours or until tha maat (a tender. Smyrna Bench. (Staff Photo) Serve with acalloped torn*toot and succotash. j f e f t o n t H m a la a iif l Kitchen tipi nd4 sugar and flavoring to heavy cream yon a n Te give antra flavor ta a sal­ |S 5 9 b 5m 5) ■at ar* yotat* to tray ta] wUpplag after boating l o n g mon loaf, add a half cup of whan making menus. 1. Ap­ enough sa the cream baa begun noarasly chopped dill pickle and mind pearance; *. color; 8. texture; • teaspoon of grated onion ta. the 4. flavor; B. staying quality; 4. to thicken. Two to three table­ 112 S . P ark A v e. M 7-W spoons of confectioners' sugar Is salmon mixture. Servo with n calorie valoa. thin white annc« to whleh dried crushed dill has been added. Engagement Is Announced W m . L Kader, Jeweler ( SAVE MORE THAN II IU I ‘400 •i DOUGH Hard Ta* B PLYMOUTH Mi ■' • j 4 Dost « \m CHEVROLET 9 « " 4 Doar 1 |I • DODGR Club Cs*M 1 tfl CHRYSLER $ | ’I 4 Dw N EW DODGE Two Door Sedan < I > M PLYMOUTH 91* | gtatUa Wages ■* • DODGB S Osar B PLYMOUTH Osh Gn u 9 i N EW 92083 overnight 1 9 I V fee; twfrfeM paint, fan slfNk, 9300 975 « a month a lim it** tew fee ARd labor Vhr the t e l of a lifetime — i* /€v ■. ** . ^: p#, \ k^j i TRADE NOW! ty.T V frf! \\ �WeatKer Shop and Save In Sanford STb ^aw tefc an Knlahlfavlredp VOLUME XLVI INngPKNDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER HANFORD. FLORIDA. A rth u r 0 . Russell, Fredericksbu Va., research en­ gineer, plans to begin constructlen of hoat muiufacturlnjr plant here in the near future, d irecto r the Chamber of Commerce were informed last n ig h t Clifford McKibbin, chairm an of thiamberV industrial commlttnusde U announce­ ment at tegular ion ionthly meet­ i ditecton at ing of tjosrd e!', H City Ha! Russel plan l wit t>« located A apodal protram of music and or land \ of HoUdAv*., front­ radiation by Seventh Day'Adtrning on labors Bln. Ths City flat School children nnder the dir Commits agreed .Us. St to sell action of thdr teacher Mrs. Cara* Russell fleet of like frontage w»n, will bo preiented today at to a deprf 250 fcttlfor 12.000. j T:4S p. m. la the Chapel at Seventh RusselHH constrict 14-foot St. and Elra Ave. Elder Wayne and 16-f* plywood txkts selling Foster, youth leader, will bo pre An election committee, headed In a !ow-;e range. ifc plans to newt to addreaa tho children and - to prealdo at the Inreatiture for by A. W. Lee Jr., will conduct setl from display rain on the the 1 business w their work for tho year. The pub* Uis election of Chamber of Com­ bkefrontiintil merce directors in June. reaches i-ortlons for aim to allie la cordially Invited. • • • The committee which was an-jlot distriorship*. Navy relief aim needi relief. nounced a t last night’s board of | At laitpht's mrclinl, McKib Such waa the caie yesterday af­ director! meeting at City Hall, bin alto tw attends* to the ternoon when two rain soaked men was appointed by Chamber presi­ fact that it- Chamber and San­ from Sanford Naval Auxiliary Air dent Earl Higginbotham before he ford havcirn quite srtlft in as­ sisting tHfnlvcrsai Milne Cor­ Station battled a stiff wind during left for a vacation in Texas. a welcome rain. The usually windy Other members of lire commit- poration get established here. corner of Flrat EL and Park Ave., tea are Willis Peacock, James He show<a pirturo of the first where the men and their sign were Gut, A. B. Peterson Jr., and engineerit model turned out by . located, waa no exception as the George Touhy. the firm. * I stiff breexea toppled the big sign. McKibh said progresi Is be­ Touhy, vice president of the • * • / Chamber, presided at last night’s ing made* a proposed Plywood Here’s an Item that gave the meeting. plant whb would be lorued Just Stroller a laugh. An old croae • outside F ford. A defirlte anThe directors heard a brief re­ roads merchant wrsthfully wrote nounctme la expected *|on, a debtor who had promised for port by Miss Bobby Jo Hunt, the said. chamber’s official delegate, on many mouths to sattlo a long* McKIbb at a recent Cltk Com delinquent account: "You are Just the U. S. Chamber of Commerce mission t ting, said to 4 San­ convention in Washington. Miss a mule-eared' liar. If you don’t ford men an a 1250,000 Invest­ settle up, I aim to clobber you Hunt said aha distributed a num­ ment In tf plant. He did lot Id­ ber of copiee of new two-color until them won’t be nothing left booklets on Seminole County at entify thrtj but a pair of suipondera and a the The plat would be locate* east convention. i wart. I want asy money and 1 of SanfenAve. and south ot 27th Copies of ths booklet, published want It, now.".. Ho signed his Bt, It* pnlurta would be used name with a flourish, reread tba by Jo Williams publlcallsns, vert for f u r n iti making and building exhibited at last nlght'a meeting. Utter with grim satlafarliou, material). I , then added the postscript, ‘Ties*# Tho dfrcctor* officially adapted it McKlhbiij (aid plan* »’»» for distribution. excuse pencil." being tfiseAMd for an Industrial e • • park here. The iouthsid* P-TA will have lip final meeting of this school Experiment Statioh year tomorrow at 3:U p. tn. in the athool auditorium at which time Annual Field b ay), ctficen will be Installed. They 1 ^reajdyjk M f- Gui Bamber* SetFocTomorrow* * D t Cub In Manpower MatoControversy sSttj/ip* llfte J C, Mr*. Ralph Wight U; Waturer, Mrs. C. 0 . Atkinson, and histor­ ian Mrs. Curtis Lavender. Final votes on P-TA projects will be ta­ ken. Railroad Strike Ends As Workers Report For Duty LOUISVILLE, Ky. OB - Tha LouiavtUa and Nashville Railroad •triha, eea of tfca kmgoet in m a t history, todod today when workers reported lor duty to M state#. Tba order to which worker# will return waa settled at a m ating here tost night If. E. L aw , general chairman af tba Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen, declined to discus* setArarat terms. He admitted, bow•ver, toat some operating brother­ hoods had m a l e ' their member* for picket line doty over this to­ me. Tfca LAN bad ta k a the position It waa “no* feasible" to call aU m u back toaea Ha passenger toe toe wifi not resume la Naabvflto, L. 0 . Clay, tary af Mia local Brotherhood al Engineers, cootended the plan to m a il ew t o t i according to sen­ iority i t Jobe cama up “wiB make af fee entire of Coffee Meeting Plans Announced Flan* tor I 19-mlnut# meeting each mooth of Chamber af Comnarea member* were announced last night by Don Bales chairman .<t the ckimber’a coflee dub at tha m MUf a s a t o f el the clumber's board ot director* at a t y HaJL Ha r a e a w a o M O ut the to t toa m i i ttog fca koU too* u to U N a. m. « tba la ri Tfcanday e t aach maath. Tfca board apBrorad tba wrnmm*aditto j Tfca cettoa x a riaas a n ; ad to — actjvtttoa. iVTitHnS' meat Station w lif I report* an research from 0: AO iu. til 11 a. m. and from 11 until noo* ft* HeMs',id tyl a tour will be made of current lion.’# ', m’Utary m l1„ plots. loomed as fee auto poinT« w Many toplea of intarest to vege­ trovert-v > 1nJic’lions were the final *..lltf. ta l# growsra and eammsrclal re­ presentative through C e n t r a l schi luied tor tomorrow, wotfld f*w Florida are scheduled. These will the or-ie almost solidly behind the include the latest on such Hems pre deqt'a position—that'of great* as combination pesticides, weed- er i Uadce of air and atomic pow­ disaase-nenutods, using Usect re- er id less on manpower. pallants on crops, pesticU* resi­ R i. Flood (D-Pa). an Approdues, seedbed management, ferti­ ptii sni Committee member, told liser and variety triala, and many n«w nen he would ask the House to fc re*sc the b® enough to main­ others. In edditlon to the station's staff, tain military manpower strength reaaareh worker* of the U. B. De­ at 1 rels at of this June 50, and partment of Agriculture end from t o t ck the plsnned retirement of the Main Station, Florida Agri­ loo g a v l transports and ampbl cultural Experiment S t a t i o n , vessels Gainesville, will be on band to discuss certain portions of coop­ A< i. Stump Heads erative projects in the area. Services Are Held For Mrs. McDougal lfr*. Minnie Edwards MeDougal, 94. died at an Orlando Nurs­ ing Hone Monday aftentooa at 4 o’clock after an Hintsi of several yean. Bora Hay 4, mi. in Lloyd, Fla.. Mrs. McDougal cams to Saatotd la MOO and resided on Celery Ave. Ska la survived by a daughter, Frances McDougal of Santoftt one granddaughter, Mrs. A. K. Shoemaker Jr.; one sister, Mr*. Scott T. Beaton of Waycruas, Ga., and a brother John P. Ed­ ward*, New Smyrna Beach. Funeral services were held yes­ terday at I p. m. at Bristea Fun­ eral Home with the Bee. Milton Wyatt officiating. Burial place in Lake View Cemetery. Ft Headquarters iPearl Harbor »RI, Formosa (St—Adm. Fa- Stump lef* for hit headtlx qua J n at reyri Harbor today telling newsmen he thought •J 7th Fleet "can taka c a n tba of It If." [tJ.S. commander in chief of ifie h»d been asked wtiethtfca ronsidcred the 7th Fleet •r ulncrablr as a result of i oi Communist air ftnflfth ainland opposite Formoea bad three talks with Oil tioaaUtf President Chlang with v bom be had stayed as « UN guest. "Wa Iked," he said, "about the ng* as before—mutual connected with military whet wa might do to Job out here more ef- gi i g| ^u» iif Hi * —- A aw oriatrd U. 5. Officials Expect Early Acceptance WASHINGTON Ufi-U.S. official* j anticipate an early Sovirl accept, ance of the Western Invitation for a top level Big Four meeting this summer. President Elsenhower Joined with British Prime Minuter Sir Anthony Kdrn and Premier Edgar Eaure of Franco in dispatching the in 'ilntion late yesterday, Made public last night, it proposes an early meeting with Un*.-ran Pre­ mier Nikolai Bulganin. The time ami place nuv be «et IMCSCUK i ’llICWS d ig th ro u p h p ilrs of w rccknge n fle r nn lied when Secretary of State Oulle* unfinished ccm cnl floor o f th e huge Netv Y ork Cttlinciim British Kuingn Secretary Harold rollapNcd nt the L'olumbun C hrle m u st ruction eile. Police Mnemilian and t-renrh Foreign unit Uretncn worked w ith acetylene torches to free ihree "ini-tor Antoine I may meet So­ viet Foreign Minister V. M. Mol­ mrn. A t least 2.'* persons w ere reported injured, one believed otov In Vienna al week’s end lo killed, ami others being sou gh t in I he rublde ns tremendous conclude an Austrian M-ito treaty. girders continued to fall, endangering the rescuers. (In ter­ Elsenhower is described as well­ ing to Journey tn some neutral national) country. He apparently doe* not favor G en ca because of its association with last year’s Aslan conference where the Krcnrh made a settle­ ment giving part of Indochina to the Communists. Stockholm and Vienna have been mentuyned as Plans were made at the meeting of tha P 11o t Club possibilities. Pilot Club Plans To Enter Parade last night to enter a float in the Armed Forces Day Pnrndo on May 21 and also to participate in the Wekiva Roadside Park dedication ceremonlea on Saturday, Jluy 14. Mrs. Harvey Swanson presided a t the first meeting of tha alub’a new year. Year book* were distributed and the follow Ing committees appointed to servo with Mrs. Swanson: Atiendan ■*, reception and M* J s A te n * .’ K.dtsfl* n A. Stiji<->-'hoi! j - \ n |! Mr*. Ruth Ceott, ■ j t i r j w - : bv-laws. Pilot inf.rrtu tioh, parlianirntaiian, Mrs. B. Li. Chapman, chairman; education, A varied program Maturing fce Mrs. J. P. Halt, chairman; la [isliition. Mrs. Al Hunt; jirogi un, mixed voices of Uia avrnth atd .Mr*. Walter L. f artor; public af- ■eighth grade glee club,I along w th fairs, Civil Defense, Pies* Bfcak kperiality numlwrs and lances, atd Llrs. M. Ik II*born Sr. chairman; international relations. Mrs. Bar1 between scene sclrrtke* by Un IcNab band, to planned for the Annual B. Stevenson; music, Mr*. Mr? chairman; publicity, Mr*. V. C. Junior High School Frolc*. ti be Messenger, chairman; extent Ion, presented i t * p m. Frittoy In the Mr*. Nancy nrock, chairman; spe­ school auditorium. cial funds, Mrs. E. B. Randall Jr„ Th* event to sponsors! by the rhairman; mental health, crippled children's Society, Mr*. Troy Junior High ichool P-TA and is R*y, chairman; USO, Mr*. Mes­ under the direction of Mr*. \V. G. senger, chairman; Milk Fund, Mrs. Fleming, music department head. Gaiter, chairman, hospital, Mrs, Proceeds will he divvied equally between the P-TA and the music Reborn, chairman. Tha budget of *1,4111.00 was ap­ department. Th# opening srene will drplet A proved and a letter wa* read from Harry Weir, Seminole Hospital Day In A Gypsy Comp and w administrator, thanking the dub feature 40 seventh grade sing, rs for it* donation of a "Hl-lo” bed costume, with Howard G'>rdli for the i'llot Club's room in the guest soloist Janet Glenn, accoi new hospital. A room In the pre­ dionlat and Samira McKinney, aui sent hospital was furnished a harpist. Next to he heard will b« number of year* ago and has been the eighth grade girls glee rluh maintained since that time by the singing five songs, with dance-.'by Jana Flynt and Jeannette liarvey club. and featuring Patricia Clark a* A report cf the Milk Bank given soloist. *y Mrs. Carter revealed a total of The eighth grade boy* glee club three ease* of canned milk, on* ers# of dried milk and 12 quarts will present four selections, spark­ of fresh milk had been glvrn four ed by a trio of Sr.nny Fold*. l*m bdlgont families during the past McCarty, and Donald Carter, A month, representing an expendi­ Variety of six numbers wit’ be sung by th* 80 mixed voices of tho ture of $30.31. aernith grade club. Seventy-five Announcement wa* mad* that boys and girls of the eighth grade Mils Mary Tanner baa bean select­ will sing a group of songs l j com­ ed a* the Pilot Club’* representa­ plete the program. tive to Girls' Btata in Tallah*****. To add to the enjoyment of tin Alternate will 1>« Miss Betty Ann air.lienee between scenes, individu­ Munaon. al* and a trio from the Junior High School Band will entertain. Plano Junior Hi School Spring FroHcs Be Friday Registration Urged By Mrs. Mitchell l^ aM d W irt Armed Forces Day Retraction Plans Doing Fine, Is Asked Housholder States Proposal Told Before Meeting M OSCOW (>V)— Tlie S oviet U nion unveiled is world pence plnti tndny fa llin g for th e im ­ m ed iate w ith d raw al nf m ost fo reig n tro o p s front both K nst and \Ve*t G erm an y , big pow er n rn w ru tn and a con­ tro lled ban on atom ic w eapolls. T k c plan w aa n u d e public a few hours before top Sotict otticinls gathered in Wanaw with leader* nf their seven Fast Eu ropesn allied nations to establish * unified NATO-type alliance un­ der » lUissinn rotninander. Itie anniwincemetlt al-o eanic stmt tty after the dslhcic of West­ ern invitations for S<*s*vl I’ictnicr Bulganin lo meet v*till President Eisenhower, Itiitish Prime Minis­ ter Ellen ami French I'rcmior Fame for. an informal discussion of world problems, liters was no immediate Soviet reaction lo the invitation, but It was believed here (hat Bulganin Would accept. The peace plan was circulated by the Soviet'*] Tass lu-ss agency, which said thejpropoaali were con­ tained in two declarilioni sub­ Funeral Services mitted as ■ roaolution to the H.N. Milmommiltee on dsarmamenl Held Yesterday nmv holding closed se>iions In lainMany of its provisions were For Floyd Sheldon dim. similar lo prevlou* Soviet propos­ Funeral service* were held this , afternoon al Oviedo Cemrlery for al*. Tlia bKI for tl » evantatiun of Floyd II. Sheldon who died at his Uuiiiis fruBt Ueluumy wss U m UmuI home atla* a lingering foreign in Die fir.n deetstation, illricM. He w .w Horn in IMian Or­ rmuairlcT an eigtil |N>inl gcurral peace plan, chard. Mas*., fyov. 4, Iftf'ijand had it called on the U. N.Assembly to lived in Maitland for th* past three declare that "a weakening nf Inyears. Icrnational tension can be achieved Mr. Sheldon » * l In ma^rclsil tjie timnrdiate evacnalion of hardvoi* business, a member of tloops of the Big Four (tower* from the Ot ietlo Find Bsplist Church, German territory, leaving limited and a memltcr of Masonic laxlce contingent* and police forces." It3 In Oviedo where lie also made lie home for several years, survivor* Include his wife: four Service Expansion l. ’T‘lr' n- *,r*' ,1,!ll1’!‘,y’ ?*’ Of Salvation Army ni^ 0,,, sllH(|nn stationed Grdgn Cove Spring* with the U.S Is Being Planned Navy; Harold R. Sheldon, Maltand; one sister, Mrs. Stella Mar- The Salvation Army hopes to he tn, a brother, Ernest Sheldon, able lo expand Its service* in Sanbith nf Chicopee Falls, Mas*., an­ /nrd. soon, l’luns are underway to other brother, Beil Sheldon. New- ei»'n a transient lolje, so that inlot, Conn., and four grandchildren. ■liifent transient |M-r»on« can be given food and lodging At present, The Rev. laiuli L. Day of the food I* alHsul the only servlr* the Ov ede Baptist Church, assisted hy .Snlvalion Army Is able tp supply the Rev. Arthur A. Forthlfch nf the to li.mvieiit person* In addition tn Maillind Presbyterian Church, of­ supplying food and Mging, a tran­ ficiated at tha burial. Ms-onic sient lodge would gne the Army rites were held at the graveside. closer conlact with these persons, This would enable lire Army to be nmre able to do something toward lolpmg Uirsn unfurlnnsta mrn In Teachers Appeal become rchabilitaled, apintualJy To School Board and socially. "Omlrihulions tow ml the 13.>6 DALI.AS, Tex. (A — Sixtyonc Irving t’-arhcri appealed cancel!j - financial campaign will aid great tioo of their 1955 Mi r-nlracti to ly in making these plans a reality. the Dallas Count;. School ikuid Donations may be mailed to P. O. lies ]lt5. Sanford, or limy may be yesterday. They were part id Ifll tearlirr* pirkrd up by a uniformed Salvawho made a tlm ib r appeal in Loots I, phone 559. r-.ld-April and had it denied hy HONESTY FAYS OFF County Supt. L. A. Roberta, Most of them entered the Irv'r : PERTH AMROY, N J. OB-When school system In March when the cafe proprietor Melvin Cutler lost Irving School Board fired. Sup! a hag containing $715 in business John L. Beard and precipitated a receipts, he dldnt* even hoth-r to walkout of about Tvxi school per­ n fy ooliee thinking Ihero watn'l a rlianrc in a million of gelling sonnel. • Since then, the iv.srd that fiird it liark. Wesley Moo I), a crane Beard ha* Iw-en dissolved and a operat >i. found the big and turned n*w hoard favorable to him cirri- it over yesterday to p.liee. who ed by Irving voter*. Most of the traced it to Culler. Cutler said striking personnel have been rr he'd give Moody "* suitable hired. ; reward." , Couple Gets Friendly Divorce Now Enjoying Second Honeymoon - v n ^ T T lli N o. ISA. d ro o p s provided by Kay Ivey, Marilyn McDaniel. Sandra McKin­ ney, Bally Chase, Edith Hansen and Mrs. J. C. Mitchell, principal of Chris Cate. Southside Primary School this morning strongly urged patenti to taka an aetiv* interest In the Chamber Directors tell you this," an Air registration of children who will “I spokesman said. “Our enter tha first grade next fall, Vote To Sponsor F*rl dn't get a singta UJtot cither at Soutbsida or Pina Crest. Regiatralloa will ba held Thura- 4-H Club Girls hem. OKLAHOMA CITY W — A 7« ! 1 Brashear* derided on a | didn’t even have a finite day and Friday at Southside and Til# Chamber of Commerce's them they didn't have Dr. Terry Bird will be in his of­ board of directors voted last year-old Oklahoma City couple wa»J ■•friendly divorce." II w..- obtained fice all day Thursday to make night to sponsor two 4-H Club on a second honeymoon today be- Dec. 21 and the next day Itrashears left the ground." Thai an explained the Sa physical check-up* lor tha ehild- girt* to the state 4-H Club abort cause of mutual love for the U.S was off to Sun Diego fur Marine Marine Corps. training. course at Gainesville. on a patrol and train t Mr*. Mitchell emphasised that i Th# action was taken an a The complicated domestic af­ For IT weeks, the Lcjt!icmerk* early registration la neceasary in ^ Thai Fore* said K did not order that provision* may be ade­ request by Miss Myrtle Wilson, fair* of Mr. and Mr*. Jeaae V. had a model trainee but some 1.500 "in "s^mteoli ‘okla.. ike tba pilots available quately made for tba 1966-6# County Home Demonstration A U.rV ! ''tTt were smoothed out last, ^ night in ■ second marriage at the wife Jcannie was having a hard ew* because they art ichool year. gent Free Will Baptist Church. ' flying duty. Mia* Wilson’* request was pre- They were first married Dec. V. time keeping the aeparalion a broadcast, saying seated to tho board by Fom et The following day Brashear, an secret from the borne folks. PLANNING COMMITTEE flaw a m Shlhcbeng, Brocken ridge, Chamber manager, aircraft mechanic, received notice The Brashear* divulged their TO MEET TONIGHT legal manuever when they began and Tala Island* of the Tba Long-Range Roads Plana who read tha r'umber's agricul­ to report to hi* draft board. province ot Liaoning. ing Committee af tha Chamber ot ture committee report in the ab- H# had already decided be to make plans for their marriage Commerce will meet at T p. m. •«n<e e t tba committee chairman. want'd to Join the Marines and ceremony last night. | j . autfcoritto* w4B fcm today at Elmer** Restaurant. Tha Brockearldg* reported that tho hi* wife waa heartUy In favor and, And will a ttev Marine assign full responsibility for discussion will center around rigth- recent eatery pro.uoiion on Del­ in fact, said she’d have him in nn mmt cause another separation? arialng of-way gar tba imprevemaat af U. ta-CAB Airline* wa* a success. other service. Th# Marin#* were Not m a bet, say* Jeannic. She’s S. Highway 1T-9S. Ma exhibited eevoral photograph* agreeable—except far one thing. going right along with her huaBrailey OHham is ckairmal ad showing the eaUnr being prepared They couldn't accept g married and t o El Toro, Calif,, after the hnrajrmnrw aad anrvnd an tfca plane#. B S H 3" ’ U. S. Air Force Otters Rare Answer To Peiping I adio Claim TOKYO tiv -la a ra ta ■ to a Faipin* radio claim, Iba U J . Air Fore* dadarad today not a u - j u Mdtot hit alHkt A a a rk Sabre Jala ia/tfcrir do* fidht with eight to U Bid CblaaM torday over tfca Yalbw Paiptof radio U«t a l|b t said Mo MIG* shot dawn eaa lafcra aad J — r * two. E ariiar tfca U J . Air Forea said two MIG* w«rs risot doww aad a third probably da•troyad. with all t o n s returning ■afaiy t Ifcatr Sou* Karaaa bare. Tfca Bad China*# charged tba tt* Soviets Unveil Plan For Peace \V1 ih N E a P A Y M AY, 11, 195S Chamber O f Commerce Doctors Informed Last Night O f Rns *T o Construct Plant Here Son Strolling In Sanford Election Group To Conduct CofC Voting In June Mesilr f*lr with little rhsnf# N temperature but scattered shower* over th* key* tonight and Tbnr*. day and a tew very widely aril* trrrd afternoon lhtimter«hnwer* north portion. George Msrbtirr. commander* elect of t'arnpbell-Lotrine Post .VI, American l.egion, and his steer­ ing committee are doing "an ex­ cellent job" un plans for Armed Force- Pay. Karlyle Houshobler -aid tart night. ilou.linidrr, chairman of lha Hum ber of Commerce's .Armed Fnrres committee, made th* re­ mark al the monthly meeting of lh«- ilia 111 tier's board of director* at City Knli, Del..lied plan* fur Die May 71 celebration will be worked oul at a meeting next Thursday at lha American Legion hut, he sahL The meeting uill begin at 3 p. m» llmishuldrr said marching units from I inecastle anil Orlando Air Force base will participate in the annual program here. Other unit* are expected from the Sanford Naval Auxiliary Air Station atul oilier military force*. May bury is general chairman of Ihc Armed Force* Day obser­ vance t ’linirmen nf the various com­ mittee* aro Ernest Cowley, bands; It. 7.. Johnson, civic slid frater­ nal groups; W. C .(Red) Hierx, reviewing stand, and R. J. Bau­ man, baseball game cm-monies. Mrs. Margaret Goit ii in charge nf the Gettysburg Address ronlest, which will be conducted in all county artfriufs. The county winner will recite the addres* over Radio .Station WTRIt ami el the ba-cbull game ceremonies, — r—■ i Policy Mahers Convene To Set Amount Of Raise PITTSBURGH 'P - Top policy makers of the CHI I Tilted .Sledworkers convene today to set the exact nmount of a raise they'll seek for nw.twsi workers In the basic steel industry, Steel worker! now average $2 39 an hour. Meeting* of the union’s 33 memer Executive Board arid 170 mem­ ber Wage Policy Committee were scheduled, Tho tile flings cams* at the sice! industry was booming along at near-va partly production. M.ae stool was made last week than in aty previous week In history’. Most companies report sharp ineroasoa in first-quarter Income. live Industry to operating under a two-year contract with the USW, signed last June. Though 1051 was a poor year for production, USW member* won a 12-ccnt hourly package, including a 5-cont aa hour pay ht>w. Tin- union has the right to reopen discussions tin* year on wages only. Alaska, Hawaii Grasp For Bottom Rung Of Ladder WASHINGTON i.r-A!a»ka and Hawaii — their statehood dream blasted. Ironically, hy W votes— grasped for the bottom rung of the ladder again today. In the wake of tlx’ 218-179 vot# tally by which the ltou*e yester­ day sent tin- Joint Alavka-Hawalt bill back lo committee, supporter# were uncertain of their future course. Chairman Engl# (D-Callf) of th# Houm? Insular Affair* Commitle# said tha margin of defeat mad# problematical consideration of sep­ arate legislation for either or both territories. " I ’m not going to fight a wind­ mill." be said. Both Fugle jnd Rep. Saylor <R* Fa;,’ another testing statehood backer, attributed deteat to opposi­ tion by the leadership in bolli parlies. SMOKE BOMB DROPS THROUGH HOUSE HOOF • s a ;' DIEGO, Calif. vA) — T t* N-vy Is trying U. determine how a plan# happened to drop ■ smoke signal bomb through the root of Mr. and Mra. LevereU Bristol'* bom#. It tended in a bedroom. The Bristol* were to the kitchen aq f ««*• unhurt. ^ � 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, May 10, 1955 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 10, 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>, May 10, 1955; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/f6d3689306f6f9d72fc5cf0ef8efc03d.pdf f041af3711ffc1147f5dafb5e2e67358 PDF Text Text i • + Y* c f* mm Mk m __ l ' vj j j -> * *• * - . “j CBS M O D EL HOUSE 2 BEDROOM HOME Built AT COST On Your Homosito • Til* Roof • Torrano Floors • Screened Jalousie Windows t Doors • Colored Bafhrm. Fixtures • Custom Built-in Kitdion Cobinots • Many Othor Foatures at POINCIANA GARDENS ffM M l y ' - -V*- If/ t FREE DBD A TITLE GUARANTEE POLICY i A 1900 acre planned community on U. S. Highway I Now FUSE OCEAN BEACHES ^ ! v * . . » only 5 minutes from the property on fabu­ lous Jupiter island. *■ -- Located on Highway U. S. No. I. north of West Palm Boachi 7 minutes south of Stuart, the saHflsh capital of the world, with large modern shopping centers and churches of aN denominations. o f . ■ ' | MARTM DCVOOPftUNT, LID., STUART. K O R D A LIVE, RETIRE, IN VEST OR V A C A ­ TION WHERE QUIP STREAM : »f * *t ’ , *•. Y YO U THE ID EAL ALL YEAR ROUND CUM ATE ■ W . _________ ■ ' ; on ■; 'IC ZONE___ STATE . • • t, aw» m �*"n. V — __ ■»- Weafher Shop and Save In Sanford Portly cloudy, widely leafier*! II inrift Arnwrit arternnoo s n 4 early exenmg loda» and southeast ■ml extreme smith portions Tues­ day, • vnt.t'UK xi.vi EntahlinheH 190ft New Adjustment Board To Be Chosen Tonight Strolling In Sanford . A new Bourd of Adjustments and Appeals, which will lie th»> croup to give City Building Inspector John (.Won tho go-ahead signal on his slum cleanup campaign, will be airpointed at tonight’s City Commission meeting. Nominated at the last meeting of the Commission were Mr* Harold Appleby ba* ask rd the Stroller to remind those whose attendance 1* necessary that there will be a meeting of the directors ot the Forrest Park School at 7:39 p. m. tomorrow at the school. A A champion Doberman pins w chcr belonging to Mrs. Harold Kastner killed a coral snake this morning while Mrs. Kastner was exercising the dog at the Kennels at Twin Lake. The dog answers to the name of “Scoot." At recent elections held at Flo­ rida State University in Tallaha ssce, Miss Bcbe Bisbcc, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. If. J . Btsbec, was . among those elected to the sen’ ior Wi men’s Senate. Miss Gail Bitting, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W, V. Billing, was chosen to serve on the Junior Women's Judiciary. Coincidence department —"Mr. and Mrs. John Neuerairr, Riveraide BWtL, Menominee. Mich, be­ came the perente of twine, a boy and a girl, on May 5, (the fifth month), 1955, at 6 a, m. on the fifth day of the week, and each baby weighed five pounds. They have five living grandparents, two grandmothers, Mabel Ncumier, Elala Winkle, two grandfather*. John Neucmier, Joseph Winkle, and a great grandmother, 51ra. C. W. Snider of Orange City. The children were born at St. Joseph and Lloyd Uoepltal at Menominee, Mich. There was no meeting of tho Sanford Rotary Club thie noon due to the Ladies1 Night event scheduled for Thursday, 7 o'clock, at the Mayfair Inn Country Club. Howavar, Dr. R. W. Buprecht, dub secretary, was at tha Yacht Club to check In for attendance credit, several out-of-town RotarIans and tha local "may-not-bothere-Thunday-night" men. The Stroller enjoyed the follow­ ing comments by soma popular TV stare: — George Gobel (NBCTV): The nlee thing* aboot a lire show la that It haa live girls. They’re the best kind." Don Mc­ Neill (Breakfast Club, ABC-TV)t A reckless driver la osw who pata­ ca yon on the road no matter how fast yoa'r* going." Jack Parr (Tha Morning Show", CBSTV: In answer to tho question, “Why doe* n newborn kaly cryf" It's hungry. It's naked and it al­ ready owe* the Gorernnent 92500. Sam Cowling “Breakfast Club’' ABC-TV: There’s only one thing wrong with tho younger genera lion — a lot of ue don’t belong to It. Policeman's Auto Wrecked By Bomb EAST ST. LOUIS, HL (W-PoUcc Commissioner Russell T. Beebe ray* he won’t leave whet he terms e “lay off" bombing of hia car stop hie drive agaiait gambling. No one was Injured,In the Mast which wrecked Beebe’s car and blew out three windows In his home Saturday., Beebe planned a up-level meeting with other efflcert today to discuss the situation. The bombing came three days after Beebe led a raid against what the SL Louis Po*t-Dltpatch called the headquarters of Frank (Buster) Wortman and Elmer (Dutch’, Dowling, who the news­ paper u ld “have taken control a the 5500.000-e-week growing base­ ball betting business la the St. Louis area." Chicken Rum Out At Band Barbecue Seminole High School Band Di­ rector Ernest Cowley stated this morning that due to tha generous response of tho eonunualty to tho band barbocua sponsored by the Elks Club, Saturday night, several persona who had bought tickets ware turned away beeaase the supply of chicken had ran e a t Cowley related teat "tea Mai Parents Assn, wishes In to those persona, .will ba reft MAZ1UAN officers hustle a Jap­ anese woman from.a labor camp at S jo Paulo where Nipponese farm worker* formed a “suicide battalion" and began a hunger strike "to the death" In an effort to get back to their homeland. Originally, the Japanese arrived la Brazil aa Immigrants Im­ ported to help harvest the crops and wound up begging for return tickets. (International) Big Three Await Message From Ike PARIS CB—'The Big Three for eign ministers awaited word today from President Eisenhower on a proposal for a meeting “at the summit" with Soviet Premier Nl kolal Bulganin in Switzerland next July. Spokesmen for the British, who with the French have been press­ ing for a top level meeting, said Inst night Secretary of State Dulles had promised to ask Eisenhower for an answer on the proposal with in 48 hours. In Washington, Eisenhower’s press aide, Murray Suyder, said he had heard of no communica­ tions between Dulles and tho Pres­ ident on the subject but that he had not talked to tbe President during the day. In recent news conferences, Elsnhower has said he wanted as­ surances of Russia’s sincerity be­ fore ho would take part in a big power conference. Twin's Condition Reported Better CHICAGO tel — Rodney Dee Brodla has taken a turn for the better, but still is listed in critical condition at Illinois Research HoiplUL Tha 3H-year-old boy-first headjoined Siamese twin to survive separatlon-eame out of a 11-hour coma yesterday. Rodney’s ayes flitted happily over tha faces of bis mother and father, Mr. and Mrs. Royt Brodie who visited at tha hospital on Mother's Day. Lowell Oiler. F. II. Ashdown, \V. A. Kratxert, E. C. Harper. J. H. Trapps, Roy Wall, and J. E, Tcrtvillegcr Jr. Five w ilrbe appointed to serve on the board. Appointment of a new board was. made necessary because the old board had been inactive to long the terms ot all its members had expired. “All I am waiting for is the Signal to go ahead," Gllton said when he announced plans for a widespread rlum cleanup in the Negro sections of Goldsboro and Georgetown Giilon said between 50 and 75 bdow-standard houses would have to be condemned in Georgetown and "that many or more" in Gold­ sboro because of lack of sanitary facilities. In other action tonight, the Commission will name a succosto r to Clannce Redding, whosa Housing Commission term ex­ pires May "0. Tho Commission will alio dis­ cuss the water and sewer pro­ gram with consulting engineer Ro­ bert Angus. Other discussion will e< nler around the need to increase the deposit bn utility services and a petition to fill in tha pond at 24th St. and Summerlin Ave. The proposed right-of-way plat across the well field site land will also ba viewed for road purposes. The meeting will begin at 8 o'clock. A S INDEFKNOKNT DAII.Y NEWSPAPER SANFORD. FLORIDA. J u v e n i le S e m in a r Is H e ld County Judge Ernest llousholdr r and Juvenile Court counselor Larry Junes are attending a semi­ nar on Juvenile delinquency being held today and tomorrow at the University of Florida. The seminar is being conducted by the general extension division of Florida in cooperation with the Florida Probation and Parole Association. The program lias been prepared for the benciit of juvenile court counselors, probation and parole oflieerr, Judges of the juvenile courts, social workers, recreation personnel, Isw enforcement offi­ cers and all other persons inter­ ested !n the treatment and pre­ vention of juvenile delinquency. W. Conrad Dutton, Ocala, assis­ tant juvenile counselor for Mar­ ion County, will preside at to­ day's session. Presiding tomor­ row will be Miss A. Janette Roux, Orlando, Orange County proba­ tion counselor. Speakers today will discuss such subjects as the juvenile court sys­ tem in Florida, developmental and social factors In juvenile de­ linquency, and tha problems of readjustment after institutional treatment. William D. Joiner, Chief of Po­ lice at Gainesville and president of the Florida r e a c t Officers As­ sociation, will discuss the asso­ ciation's delinquency prevention essay contest at tomorrow's ses­ sion. MONDAY MAY 9, 1955 No. 1M. AhmiH h M'iI Prr*-** 1.1‘hxiiI W ire Agreement Made Railroad Strike 57-Day Walkout To End N e u tra l R eferee To H ear Issues Two Men Arrested Alter Friday Raid On Moonshine Still * T»n men were arrestexi after <ltcriff’« deputies raided a mooniliittn >Lilt (line i,.lte* wi-»t of A!* W A SH IN G T O N telY An lament* Spring* Friday after­ ag re e m e n t w as leach ed today noon. .'ailin g fo r and end to th e Chief Deputy O. G. Owen »u:J s to rm y 57-days l.miisy ill® & Cm rdlll «■< one of the targe*t N ash v ille itailrohrl s trik e :»t ever found in Seminole Couni v and estimated 150 gallon* of ille­ ti a m. KS’I W ednesday. T h e union rep re se n ta tiv e* gal liquor could be brewed a day. , Owen m i .I Russell S. Cheudoin and miningvimml iit'KOtinim* , r< , , ttU r-oimly rMident> is w ere in s e p a ra te room s, tiny- mil under 41,000 bond on a (hart* e rn m e n t m ed iato rs sh u ttle d »f operating a still, ('harped with hath and f itith for mgimtuie* to possession of moonshine was Eda m-ih -1 of document* that railed v-*r Chauifnm, Forest City. Roi-d CELERY HEARTS from Seminole County nrc Riven pass­ lor Hiding III* 'll d r (tid submit- xx»* e(peeled to be po.-ted for hint engers aboard a Deltn-C&S airliner in connection with a ti ig uiiM-ltli-d i-tur* to aihilia. today. Seminole County Chamber or torn metre promotional event. lion, The officer* diainnl and dr*A fuimal government annumr- iio.vrd -M gallon* of fermenting The celerv hearts—a truck load of them—were donated by Chase & Company and were dintribulcd on nil of the air n riil of in,, -tiiki-i-ml iiKirt-mral mash and •uia-hed almont f-0 folder *'•“* made "m,i” al *l 11:45 a. in. Li>T. i one gallon and five-gallon jug* of line company’s f lights. Each pack age carried a small foldc: Ilia Hi;! 4l’|III’III i .ill* for mb th* finished product. Tha still, which could he u**ed to request additional information about .witting try iiii>rltiid issues to * m o S3-cAlUm mein! drum* weld­ the rounty. (Delln-CAS photo) l.rutrul referee foi n binding aitd- ed together, wm piei.ed with *n ti (lion derision. ave and otliKiwue put out of roulThe wtlike, mail>rd at linn* by iiiimjon. v oil-ini', had t ripplrd tail Min in-1 Vhout 15(1 mile* north of Spring in It Euiithi-iii s la lt' m-nily txxo lake Load (Stale Road 43b), iiioittlta. It xxa* the lung- l i*il tlie atill va» in a dry creek bej strike since ('1- J end tigged with a kerosene p m The (trike (iluU-il “tl.UuO cm- am n hut Her and a cooling Vet pla>r*. - out,lining about (>i) feel of ©no­ ('haltmaii hialtci.' A O Neill .lc. un h lOppii roll. of ihn National Mediation lliutid Deputy Andy B, Evans, w t-», Southern Bell offiektl* announced today that "the com­ announced the agreement for an with Deputy M. li. McClelland n»* end lo the strike in tin* »t.itedated ()«en in the raid, eaid -ach MOSCOW te) — The reunion of pany complete l more telephone calls for the people of the iin>nt: “The National Mediation fixe-gallon jug represented aRussian and U. S. veterans of the South in April, despite the strike and despite attem pts to hoard, at lung lari, t* plr-rred to hout mile doltni* [o-l ht tax mnn1945 Soviet-American linkup at the disrupt the service, than in any previous April " ai’nouma that an agnt-niciil ha* ,.y |jla^ Uie still oi *At the Dime time, spokesmen said that the total num- U n i reached helwurn tiie Louis-I •U* J fully for aif day, ATLANTA, GA.. The R«v. A. Elba River got underway today the tits ’ : ■ lb, J. Nnshvlilt UailrOad, »fuau|^ O. Mcinnii of Sanford; has been with a post-midnight airport rerep. b*r of eroptev** a t , * « k (>***•*! t **”*• lion and a ba.:qu.‘ . IX eaviai, officially certified by Dr. E. C. fdated tail:nad* nnd all uitl.ms tvaco .1luDre Homer Sewell, in Figure* re Ice it'd today dil-i io». Scott, Stated Clerk of the Presby steak and vodka. ,xl nh ha'« been on strike, !who-u dutrirt the still axes In* TTie ninv American vcltra-i* o i; th at- 15,CSJ,000 long Hi»unre»all* "The iil*piire xxith tbe nonopd> „ „ with the officci * terian Church, U. S., as a com missloncr to the Ocncral Assem­ World War II arrv ed uy plane wer* completed in nin* »iaL-* 1ft crating orgtiidsationo i* to he *ub-1when the outfit wn* dettruyeil rhortly after midnight for a five- April thi* year against 15,317,000 bly of the denomination. 1--illi'il to a u1 din! tefi-it-me remarked that th* slilt r.p, stay as gucita of tha Soviet in April 1954, previous high Apul. x l.o e dlx-iiilixii will t.»final and pfa rr ,f | n have beenIher* for two The Assembly, which the Rev. day Union. nr 345,000 more, lotsl calls dandlid luuiliiig. ur (hire mouth*. Mclnnis will attend as an official Porfiriev, ehaiunan in April this car averaged 30.00(1."All eipplux aie to t«-lut n l*> , Oxxrn 'aid tile tan! i-Siiie abi.it voting representative of SL Johns of Col.theEvgeny welcoming committee, 000 per day fur the nine Matx .liv in ' and full operation* te- ,f tr r an anonymnu* tip flat moon, Presbylery, will be held in Rich r h ii"compares with a total of compares will: nuiurd on . dm .-‘la.'. day It. In limit* xxxm opeiatti g m lliot mond, Va., June 2-7. It is the high­ greeted them at the airport » » | Thie "Our friends, our comrade*-!::,500,000 for the vamo petted la-*l the interim the toad* will take vicinity. est court of the Presbyterian arm* WASHINGTON I'—Fur the fir-t M:-p* to prepare (or foil operawho fought against Fas­ yaar, officials said. -— . — Church a n d meets annually cism!" time m tli« long light over stale- tlnn.* Mors employe* w d r °n U'e j['” J jhood, the House today gel* to vote Some 4M commissioners from 17 •Murray S.hulman of Queen* VilEven brtfx,*e tlie aiitiOiurenUut. states attend and review the lage, N. Y., replied: “ We »im-ere- during the eighth xxx-ck of whether it will tom.uicr a bill to work of the Church for the past ly appreciate your wrlcomn and strike and mure calls xxcie com­ admit both Alaska *ml Ha-.'an .i • goxi'iniutPt aoii.*- bad repotted m. the *!t ikn vxoiild end ■L year, and set in motion the pro­ we, too, hop* it will be a happy pleted than in any week siiixa slate*. KST W I'diieiolax the walkout slatted, epoku-nn-n gram for the coming year. Return (tiling on statehood il_________ •tay." stated. More cmpluyct n-lurm l Mr. Mclnnis, who is minister Moviet, television and still rsm- thia week thsn any week. Normal *rll. tiic House must decide lint of the First Presbyterian Church erss recorded th* arrival of the whether to consider the bill mulct D ip lo m a t of Sanrord, was selected as a Americans. They had flown via service was provided thi* wen. rule* limiting dolmte *nd hairing j ■ , to all but a relatively small part commissioner by St. Johns Pres­ Paris to Praguo, whora a twinamendments You could get an [ ) j c s A b o a r d L i n e r of tha 4,600.000 telephones, 4,000,argument cither way aa lo the .................... bytery, and is one of six com­ engina Boriet airliner picked otilrotnr. ' NEW YORK (Vi — Jo.rph Hack. [ TAl.I.AII \SSEE id*.— A S’*. missioners— three ministers and tlum up. Tho visit is being given 000 of which ate dial-opcialcd. Tho tonipany invite* employer* Unofficial report), by atalcliood I s, ambassador to Poland und Dona I I’aik Kerviie eropa.Ml fur three laymen— from thht presby­ wide publicity In tha SovtaL Union. rare, irr.fr diplomat lor 31 ri jrm * ; . .-mpiomuinx the Evt-rgladM Ns* who -have nui yet rciutiu-il to *iip|iot1crs—ray membership poll- a m tery. “join those who feel »nd take se­ by House Democratic ant Rcpuh died K 'terd ay of a bran lional Falk laiuudary dispnu n u t riously their responsibility i« pro- bran organization* Indira!.- .* ma aboard Ihe liner United Slatei * mixed irsriion from Floiid* let-vide this essential public service Jonly will support tlie combined xxhirli ; slues he.e today Horn Ell fnlator* amt dote i.fficials lodav. and arc now on tha job doing *n. bill if it comes In n vole, ltd I rope. No immedist'd agreement wo* Flack, fin, amba»'.idor to Poland reai bed, INDEPENDENCE, llo. un — A Tfcosa re tu rn in g are brim wel­ they concede it will he clo r A* a result, the big fight tv lihvly since 1X0, was eu route home for The |i«tk irrv in fxropn.al, le­ Jovial Harry B. Truman did a bit comed ond, of course, are being WASHINGTON (ft Demo­ of d l||in f yesterday—hia 7l»t treated fairly and impartially, lo conic today with opponent* .cell­ rra'Mgument. Hi* wife, ihc lor- ts'red through F. K. Men. Holland cratic leaders predicted the Rouse birthday anniversary—on a project 'there is no truth In alatrmrnl* ing In h!u>l. the hill'* foil ride ra­ iner Aiui.'ia Schmid, :va» with (D-Fla) ws* that th* federal govir, mint i enure th* maximum would ignore the threat of a Pre­ that’s been closest to his heart or Implications that the union will tion. Such •> move could draw sup him. Fimr..il service XX.II he held al bou|nJu somehow cause those wlm icturu pcit net only (ruin those oppo-i ttouttuai t . * ot the park sttbrianlit'lsidential veto today and pass by since leaving the White House. f lomrtiion* of a big margin a bill to boost by an The former President used a to work to lose their job*. Tha to admitting cither tcrriloiy. hut Doyle.Ii.iil, l‘a , l lach* hum.' (y j„ 'tale-ovxit.il Und* ut Collirr arid average I J per cent of the 500,000 couple of shovels, both (old plated, union haa never fired an employe al*o from supporters who di.ap city. 'Monroe tout.lie* to form a »**tto make an official (round-break­ and It never will,’ * spokesman prove the no-enicndinenl procedure post office employes. REQUEST REPORTED under which the rules commute" Republicans also seemed ready ing start on the Truman Mamorial related. TOKYO T > —Tim \*ahi Exemrig rrn gat.-xxa/ *nd Inland water approved bringing the hill to the route, to concede approval of tha pro- Library. News today said llctun Saxvaila tloi>r, Gov. I'ullti - *r, t *oiue 'eglria* It witl be ■ 91,750,000 structure paced raise, considerably above ha* ad.ed to be relieved a* liltbousing the official and personal tho top limit favored by Presi­ 11 Utc t 'nitrd Nation* to** from Did. a t -I t 'oilier 10110* MURK IS BEGUN bu-sador tie* utgetl ..it immediate arerpt* papers he collected during more dent Elsenhower. TOKY't) ’.ft—Canadian AmUa. a ami will be replaced »non b> e-tre ott the pioutid that it xra t than seven years as President. I.axr. a firc i ' , 1 1 ollicc dor TCDavis today turned Dm Tc hihi e Hous* passage Is likely m be tbe i.est i,.n,,.u.int-e axallabte. (id Dr. Elmer RUis, University of} first : pedt-liil o< dot a . x.oik he court, r ior duplicated by the Senate, which Missouri president who was the li.e (rdtrnl v. ininrut could tala no olllcial uluina Han lor an addition lo the Canadian There > cent llir land* »> ."how tf it to .lejireiL principal speaker at the cere­ CHICAGO. M l—An i t o m l r i embassy. ^ voted far an Increase of 10 per monies called th* Trumsn paper* It!in r li--; laloi i *-. 1 nooie <'."1* i> .1 mri.i'.i--- urged lbui negot,.:tha core to an expanded library scientist-author charged t o d a y 1 ' cn.roeut an - r» • I I I • I r ‘ n • i . i* xxi,h t‘ toil i -I --ov*rim e it and museum cf items and relics th at “axceskive** government “which in tha next no years will ttey caused "a year be ronliinied In *n effort to hiii'g ■naration* to come to light aa hearing in im­ In civil defense preparation* foilin'. tom.**i«u(. portant ways on President Tru­ meet Ihe new peril of deadly ladloactiva dust. man’s career." Dr. Ralph K. l-app said the Little Change Seen Atomic Energy Commission wail­ The annual M-ninr clan plav did vine tine, Barbara Ri.nvii, ed until neerly s year after the March 1. 1954 Bikini H-bomb te i ill U> pii-M-ntrd in the Seiniiioli) al.- Ilia t i t . e old.-i-t ila t lg h te t» In Federal Workers MIAMI (AT) — Tl.e number la-fore revealing "(om* fait*” High E.jiool Auditorium at H p. who-,- dal,- problem* can .- an about its radioactive fall-out to Ihe m. teinuiroxx- under the diricUuR uproar and the fix.- Inutlni. . * prison* cinp|nyrd by^thr ^fed*r« CLINTON, IOWA, t* Dr. Amarlcan people. of Mi*. Nellie CoL-nun. "Cluupi-i' I .auk. Jo. Hunt: Jackie, ltog,-.-| ut yoverntiu nt ill Florida xxill no* John D. Hullinger, 9t -year-old Declaring the knowledge .mild By 'I ho Dozen" wan rhuseu this Cuiitei Dan, Dallas Turnon Hill, he “slgnifi,unity rhanged" during CUntoa physician, ia the proud have been “of life and death im­ year with Tom Nurria in the J.-aii- M Philip- slid l-'rul, Jimmy lire i-mning year, Fixil Servi-o father of another boy-the second portance" had nuclrer war brol.n Ing rule of "Dad" and Coll, ni Bioxxii, can't imugini- x.hat liny, Gontiulsxionrr Groin* Moor® t»id In un eddrx-s prepared fur deliv* horn of hie marriage three years out. Lapp railed for a "massive Engehrelson as * Mtilinir". Geral­ male would »r* in their sistrre, ago. review" of America'* atomic **- dine Wilkinson will play "A im ". "The housekeeper, Mr*. Fitxgi-r- i nHetoday. was the fratured xpraker at The impound baby, - described Cite policy *o civil defense plan­ Mr*. Coleman stated that-"Thi** aid, Martha Ju Jermingx; i-.msidby the elderly doctor a* “feeling ners will hava more than “half- brst xelling novel was cond-.-tis ■t ers hci - elf tbv opr slave l.inv ('ft a meeting of the Florida I'wt* fine and looking fit as a fidddla" facta or unofficial Information” by tbe Itcader'* Digest, :,rl,. i>d didn't Dee xvhil* Joe Seales, » iiiarirts Assn. Moor* said Dial was bora early yesterday te 32 upon which to build plans. He by tbe Hook of tire Month t'lub, chenleader, l)«n ilumpiun, ciot-s'l 38,684 employes ate on the federal year-old Mr*. Hullinger, who also msd* the statements in the Bulle­ srrialurd by tlie Ladies' Home under*land the family. Larry, payroll in Florida now. He aa id that of dull poslniaato.a la doing fine. tin of tho atomic acientUla. Journal, and was Ihe basis of un Ronnie Tloln-on. plays someone spe. 41 years practice as a country outstanding technicolor motion rial' fur Anne along with Doctor in Florida, only time hex a been The doctor now haa brought picture. It has been made into Hutton, Robert Newton, tbe tym- removed einre January, 1983, BUTLR BAY* ADIAI 1JN babies tele the world during what wr believe lu be the prifctl pathetic family doctor. Gladys HasGOVERNMENT M INTS LOAN MUST BE ACTIVE doctor. ty arts tha pan of Mi * Bull, the KANSAS CITY tel — National play. . TOKYO '.fr—-Egbert do Vnos. di­ "The play," *he went on, “of- doubting examiner while Lillian, rector of Ihe agricultural division Democratic Chairman Paul Butler says if Adlai Stevenson wants the fara humor and good lialcning; tha youngest, iv played by Min­ of the World Bsnk, arrived today C U M U U ABB HOUND TOKYO te) — (teareisers today PresMoatial nomination at the 1954 Dad, Tom Norris, is the promi­ nie Lee Metis.” for conferences with Japines* oL “The students ha xe » oiled iicisli. uad U high acbod Mountain Democratic convention “ho ta go- nent efficiency expert; Mother, climbers lost • csterday te anew int te hava to decide himself a Colleen Engebrelson, is more of hard,’’ Mrs. Coleman wen. on, The govern merit wants a loss Nasy, U0 m Um candidate and bo active te his cam- a psychologist; Anue, Geraldine "we ahould have a good play e- for development of tho Kuo R.vef im te r M." Martha, Shirley Wall; long with, »e hope, a good crowd,** irngatiasi area. Doctor Certifies Rev. A. G. Mclnnis As Commissioner Reception Starts Vets' Reunion Of Elbe Linkup April Phone Calls Break 1954 Record 'Bill Consideration To Admit Slates To Be Voted Upon Reaction Mixed On National Park Service Proposal Happy Ex-Chief Demos Say House Does Some Digging Would Ignore Veto Scientist Declares Excessive Secrecy Causes Paralysis of paraiysi*" 5em Lno/e H lqIi Seniors Present Play 1Cheaper By The Dozen Dr. Hullinger, 94, Proud Of New Son J �Page 2 M m. M ar 9. 1955 - ■ / ( * ' C * . v h r TW HAV, K5 y—' CCORE T u f f MAN ON ' 7 , FUST, THEY Tit IT UP. S-5 _ aw Even tmouoh rra TH NINTH. THEY 3TIU. HAVETWOCUTS j---- ^ that's A IT/ A DOUBLE1 . T* DO IT/ CHAPTER THIRTEEN BUSAN averted her own syce tndiffsreally, turned tram the grave and walked toward the Rales, thinklhr hard. The house In which Jim Andrus had drunk wine on the night Roger arms killed with Uiehael Brodsky and a woman was within reasons hi■ walking ol fired* Sky's cabin—and that waa four hK miles to the south. There eras so ear around. If tka woman she had just left waa the right one, bow had the got hereT She must have come by bus, would go back the same way. Barry put down tka paper ha wras reading and opened the door for ber wtlb an indulgent mute. '‘Satisfied. Busan T" She drove slowly back the way they bad come Nothing in the rear view mirror aauept rain. At the intersection she pulled into tka curb near a email grocery store. “I've got to pick up a icouple of things and 1 might as well do d here." There was s bus drawn sp scrota the street. 11 waa a start­ ing point. People were climbing Into the bun. Tbs driver was in a doorway, talking ts a couple of men. Busan went uila the store. She bought ham and cheese and fruit aao milk and waa getting change when tbs cemetery Woman hove into view, hurrying end clam, bered into the bus aa it waa get. ting ready to take oft. Busan waa back in the car when ths bua started. She followed in ite wake. Barry picked hi* ear up at tka garage and went back with ber to • tha House. Aa ah* approached It •he bad trouble with her breethuig. But there wag no sacitemeat, •verythiag waa peacetut Andrus was sun sa ls When they went in­ side, making a dean tor It through tha downpour, Edith eras there. Bht surveyed them, bar blech eyes snapping. “Where on earth—" Berrys presence nude conceal­ ment no possible. "You went In that man Brodsky's funeral I Realty, Busan, resJiyr Edith's narrow smite said test Busan sat always been peculiar, but teat teen were limits. Bhs said, laughing, 1 only hope you won't get tele tee papers." Regina sat os tee couch turning the pages of a magaauit listlessly. Bhs surely observed is a quiet voice, “You'd better gel out of tbses wet things." Her thoughts wars obviously eteswbers. Bht waa probably wondering about Andrus, where Bo waa, what was happen' tag to bun. To tell see that ha was s onosAted la tea loft of ths hare witeia a hundred yards ol team wouldn't fes any help, Buses Boi t was • goad thing ahs hadn't tried to aids bar trip to tea ccasatsry.’ Vbs mater knew Mote ft Me dropped In tetensibly far • Site M tea between calls, out really to have • look at Regina. Devs Rad. Bates eyes teak m everything IlMrs was in ass. Ha braced Bursa te tea hall ow ms way sul. “Susan, what ware yen date# at that cemetery an Msldea street, a Btue white agar 1 saw you, • pattest *f mine Urea mar tear*" .r . Moil of us ass In a deck sf playing asrds sn Inexpensive, whsMsoms way sf (pending • few relaxed hours with friends. In addition, some fa■maul Americans have found even greater and mors Ingenious urns for “ 'th e pasts, Maras. Beniamin I Franklin, in addition lo f being states­ man. author and Inven­ tor. u s* one of Iht first n a n u fa c Itirara or Playing cards In the United g is tea. He even used card* Re ASM nf his early «tertries I exsenates ts fat ttlt. Franklin mads a ------------- which created -------- 1hy meant sf • belt connecting tws wheats, over which hung • silk sustain. On • revolving rod at the te* were eight Blass mil from eld W heT m ^ N wee' ths style ts mviUUMe^wTitte* en the Meks hi a •SueeSaZ^’hiiMrte I asrds at Ihq Cincinnati Museum, i Ute heck nf the sard to an lavtten written ths greaBdaughter te Busan shrugged. “1 had my raa- the InUnor of Midnight Mike's cabin. After awhile against Iks "U’a Andrus, tent itT Busan, wail of tes wina another image what's your interest in that men 7" began to form, of someone, him­ violently ill in a gutter, She M id . “f fust happen not to self. abeing man. Midnight Mike, taking believa he killed Michael Brod­ and his arm. "Hold up, lad. Hold up." sky." • He had been banging onto a tele­ Dave's gray-green eyes were phone past . . . nothing else, noth­ elate. “1 don't know, Busan—and ing more. Presently bs fell neteep. I don't care. It's Regina I’m UUnk. He woks shivering. The cold wen lag of. 8be waa getting over intense. Tbs loft was dark. Night Roger's death, waa beginning lo had coma Bomrthing had roused straighten out — u n t i l Andrus him . . . He sat up and spake showed up, and all Lhi* happened. aloud without any previous mental I don’t want her hurt again." effort, any conscious volition. Busan aaid in a low voice, "Re­ “A while nouse with a white gina loved him, Dave. I don't think picket fenoa around a front yard aba's aver stopped." . , . a pate to a aide door marked The doctor said. “Too must he with white atones . . wrong. Regina adored Roger, ha That waa all—and there rt wan wee her life. No man—" New he knsw what to do, what to "Suppose Jim Andrus didn't kill look for. The Wolf Hill mn as a Roger I" beginning, tha whit# house as tha Dave said, “Now, Bus. don't tnd , , . Ha unwound blanket* worry any more, tt'a over and done threw them off and got stiffly to with. Don't go on thinking about his last It. brooding. What you need ts a • s • sedative—I'll send something aver tt waa pitch dark out. ley rain later." Ha got into his coat and was changing to straight sleet. picked up bis hag. Lighted windows glimmered faint­ Barry tell a Utile later. Susan ly hare aad teem behind veils of walked out on tes porch wite turn aJaeL Ths sidewalks were empty. and ha said, ”1 hope you're Bot go­ An occasional car want past An­ ing to 1st this business about Aa- drus want Inward tea Wolf HiU drta interfere with you too much." inn and past tea galea in tha di­ His hand waa on her atm, hia nice rection af tea Battanad-out curve brono eyes on her fees. “I’m wor­ at ths summit af tee hill.-Ones ried lbout you. Buses. 1 wish there had bees a big Haul started you'd my you'd marry me." there but It had burned Is the She was very fond of Barry, h* ground and all that was MR of it waa tea beat of companions ana waa a imp tuaaal boring into solid friends. Owe she had thought it reck at in* bass ol the cliff with might da but that waa a long lime a mountain at silt choking Uis end ago. Bh# merely gave tar head a of iL He and Regina and Roger shake and sailed. "1 love you vary had eaplored tee tunnel on the last much, Barry, but 1 won't marry week-end they had had togetesr. you. and you know it" Roger had gooe oa ahead, and Re­ Barry cenunuad to look at htr. pute had been narvoua. “Don't go Ha said with startling and unusual la so far, darling. There might be vigor, ''Curas teat lellow Andrus, snakes ar asmsthing." Roger and I'm starling to hate mm,” kissed be had made common causa against her cheek and walked off. bar, smiling at each other, II was gstuag dark. Buasn bad Thera was nothing there now bid driven Bar car into tes hare when s litlla park overlooking the city aha got back but Barry was os- and tha river and ths peasants. hud asr. Bhs wanted to give Jun Tha drop bsyond it waa precipitous. Andrus lb* loud she had bought, Ths escalator that had serviced the and more important, tea uuorua- HUI ia tea early lttOO'a had beta tion shout in* cemetery woman. demolished but there was a pate Better wail until it was full dark ol sort* down tes steep northwest baiora trying anything; she went lacs with step* set into it at inter­ vals. Andrus lound tes opening to s a • the pate and started down. In tea loR af tea bare Andrus ffive qiiautM later, assisted by also waited lor darsnare u rook gravity, sodden in tes akin and He had sees Lotting drive off with considerably ths worse lor wear Busan at a quarter ol three, anon- from vine* and whipping branches, ly attar thsy left Rague aad goat M reached tes Hat lop of tea old out, is a raincoat and aoart, leas­ railroad embankment i.OOO leel be­ ing aga.net tea wind, re peet a low. Ho found tha dual pair of leuar. Watching Mr relure, m had steps, descended teem caretuily, asked him**If whether they could ahd waa on a small aid* street rub­ take up their interrupled hvaa bing into on* at tea main roads. where inay had brohaa on a year Andrus looked around, kia eyes and a nail aga, Ts ms owe sur­ half abut—they bad grown accus­ prise there waa as lift lo tea idea. tomed to tea darkness—and m w it Leaving tea window a* three —U s white bouse with s white full length aa tea cat, ktt Use* enclosing a Iron! yard. hia hands behind hia Man. was just as aa rtmambared it up intn tea gloom «* the There was a vacant tot on one aids, dusty miters, usuaed to tes nun on tes oust tea arnhsitemtaL Bei root, and irtsd u empty au twsaa tea ambaahmant sad tes at tea present and let it ill picket tenca tea pate, edged with tea details at teat distant white alones, lad to a aide doer. He in Map. tea rnght baiora tes remembered something else. He ig- Bo tar u a brain had pro- had wanted cm M tea white stones duccd only two pictures, a picture as • souvenir, sad Midnight Alike at room with tea ptedu ana had objects*. f f s ffs ContmucAj HCMUftTM CRAZY/ MU HALHIHO VMWW With a THCY HELO A ^ T H ^,] JWtojNNtR AH'ONE * TO THIRD, ' OUT/NOW I CMOZARkJS THEYCAN'T ACCURATE ■ MISS/ j THROW/ . haw CANT FIGURE IT-UULEM THOUGHT TM7 . s a c k s w trc y ALREADY • { LOADED AN* l TH' WALK \ FORCED T Rig h t nsiTO TH' CATCHER i n TA07 _ OHsecoHO A HD THIRD. Thrsooa hal* m e batter to load m e BASCS.THtH- _ 7 HIM i n 7 LOOHf TH HAWK RUNNER. CM THIRD :m iip - butJ ^ L O O K !, THEY'Ll. W - T h ' M AN MA’i E A T on THIRD13 r-'VING TH' NEXT MAM A - FREE. pass / ^ L HOME/ Membership Drive Being Conducted ra ts w m Tur PROFER CVTHERS POSITION IS JUST OUT OF 3INGE O f A SATTEtS SWING-'F YOU'RE TOO FAR BACA. v r u u WS3 CATCHING •TICKED' y»l t ^ A»<0 w a u 15604895 h d a .1 Lt. Lets Bryan, veteran Florida® Citrus Mutual grower member and chairman of the super-coop’s Semmole County Council unit hat announced Mutual’s all-nut mem­ vr, bership campaign tn be Veld from Msy 10 through June 30. OHIO/ NOWTH’ \ RUNNERCM . Bryan mail* Ihe announcement SECOND IS S jointly with Ftank Russell and » TRYING to a J. H. Stewart co-chairman and , T A H E T H ia a 'l secretary of the Council. SWT KXD The local Mutual member said, THE9AT TOOTIGHT th* rooperativ* is making sn in-® WHENYOU tensive ilriv* for members during Bunt.. WHAT the annual June withdrawal peri­ the rat MI9B SHOUtOHAVt od. Sloj-nn for the campaign Isi NOW 11-3 ■J/l £' W H E N TWO out/ “ Every Member Sign a New « IT MEETS Member”, The Ball, or youu . Bryan said that last year dur­ HIT A ing the membership drive. Mutual 3 ROUNDER emerged from th* withdraws! p*. FOR AN . rind with more members than it Phi III* pitcher Robin Ruhrrts, had at Ihe i«-ginnlng. “This is a »as switched from first bsse In unique achievement In the hi»-A Ihe mound while playing si d i-i tnry of agricultural co-operatives,"® rhlgan State. i he Mid. FEATURE TIME 1:94 — 4:#* 9:29 — 9:91 iL J ] / 'feY— .. . v -l TUI * Ford is winning friends faster than any other car! Is ils sales g a in ) . . . numerically greater than any ether car in '54L And this year, with Trigger-Torque powtr and P io o f o f F o ld 's e x tra w o rth r Thunderbird styling, Ford Is mor* than ever America'* most wanted carl You’ll recognize the Thunderbird heritage in the new Ford almost everywhere you look —from Its visored Iiced lights to ita stunning tall 8ns. And A look Inside Ford's Luxury Lounge interiors reveala rich new up- DETROIT MEN PLAN BARBERSHOP BOYCOTT DETROIT (AP) - Groups of shaggy-haired Detroit men are reported organising halrcutting trips to Windsor barber shops, whars the price Is f l. Starting May IS, Detroit barbars will raise thalr prices from fl.50 In 91.76 raakd . weekdays and | t en Saturdays. FO R D of tha Ural mayor sf Philadelphia In lovely aid script II leys, “The gentlemen of Ih* Army present Ihslr compliments to Mrs Jryksll and bag Ihe (aver af Mr company U a hall *1 tha SlataheuM on Monday hast." Tha .wall-known Lord Geoffrey Amherst was another famous pereon who followed this custom by using CANT LIVE OUTSIDE playing cards with plain backs for PITTSBURGH (API — Edward ths ......................(IT handwritten Invitations ha sent out far soma nf hia famous partita Guntea, 19, eenunrfd In federal In hit Urns It was popular to eul court ts four years for passing cards Inlo quarters and lo usi tha A bad 95,900 cheek, explained that seel Ions s i vlaltlni cards. This msy ho did It to |* t back In prison. “I well hsve been ths origin sf sur ran’! snake a living outside of modern visiting cards Jail," he told. In ITU playing cards wSrs used as admission card* to Iht etassss at tlte University of rannsylvanl*. One of the most unususVusts for carda and certainly the mom i slvr ana aver made was • single playing card that sold at public auc­ tion In IISO for HUM. The card waa a five sf diamonds, appropriately. which contained s miniature palnUag by Hans HstAsln, the famous German J painter whs lived la the IMh Cen­ tury • rH A iB M H t— SEi _ sad whs w u sae sf ths foremesl artiste of his time. Palatlags on playing cards are Ln a b bvrUrMb rare nowadays hut many people dad that It la fun ts trim up their Al U » CaM •id Beaks aad fasts* them together In unusual table dacerstlons fee • f a s t I * * v ie s partial, cr ar ts te cut up u* the t face cards parties, and peMs ths Mods on «m m S AVEN th « M «w B IS T holitery end exciting trim schemes that are color-keyed te the new super-enamel exterior eolor you select When >oa fake the wheel of the ‘55 Ford, >traH discover the thrill of Trigger-Torque power. • . reflexquick response that mikes you muter of any traSe situation. And Ford's new Angle-Poised Ride brings you the "led" of car* costing hundreds more. 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They con, tribute to civic amenitv, and have a second­ ary benefit, the stabilliing for property values In surrounding areas." He praised the concept of big open apaces, city breathing-spots, whose best know example is New York’s Central Park. Some Interests, Incidentally, would like to ■ have a new roadway cut through the mid' die of Central Park. It Is doubtless Important to enable ft driver to get to his destination five minutes earlier than he otherwise would, but It Is far less important to the community a t largo than an area for recreation and enjoyment. The Sanford Herald - S a lly i i n * S a la fS a y e e * t a i w sa t Waal r i m a t a a* ■la ■ •» tta pm May 0,1955 rOUAYH BIBLE VKRHI ’• I waa glad when they aald unto me, let . us go Into the house of tha Ix>rd.—Paalm . '122:1.— To be spiritually healthy we need th e uplift of habitual worship in a house of •rprayer. HAL BOYLE If Nikita Khrusheher la tha top m m hi Russia, as the general opinion haa held him to be since Georg! Malenkov waa ousted last February, he ia getting very little publicity. An editorial in Pravda, tha official newsrun by a committee, and not by tthe one-man run by a committe, and not by tha one-man system that prevailed under Stalin. The edi­ torial praised tha collective wisdom of the Central Committee of the Communist party, and mentioned neither Khrushchev nor any of his associates Stalin waa referred to in ona short sentence. This state of affairs Is not likely to last. No committee ever ran a large country suc­ cessfully for any etretch of time. Sooner or later the pulling and hauling for power that muat be going on under tha surface will break out, and there will be more purges on a large scale. The survivors will be tha win­ ners—for tha time. Ply-By-Nights Bruny Island la a place rarely in the news It is an island located near Tasmania— another spot th a t seldom rates headlines. So it’a a shame th at when something does happen there, it isn't an event of local ori­ gin, but it’a something th a t happens because of a flock of publicity aeekera. Untd recently Bruny had few problems. Now suddenly it haa a traffic* situation caus­ ed by an overdose of some loud-noised, self important birds from up north. These dudes have descended on Bruny and taken over the streets. Pedestrians are crowded off tha sidewalks, motorists honk to no avail and the whole business of getting through town is a mammoth headache. The Bruny Island­ ers are a tolerant people and normally wel­ come tourists, but this Pock of swaggering transients Is too much. C itiuns ara talking of budding tunnels under the highway or an overpass to taka care of the overflow of gueste* These tourists, In an excitement-seeking throng, flew from the Antarctic to Panama this year. Perhapa they’ll simply up and leave Bruny stranded aome morning with partially built pedestrian walk and an enor­ mous 'Island debt. Who In the world can predict where an aimless flock of penguins Is going to go, once it takes over a town? S/Utf D AW SO N Som e In d u stria lists S e e P a re n ts O f 13 B o y s Q u it e H a p p y JAM ES M A R L O W Efforts M a y Be L a st B e fo re C h a o s WASHINGTON Oh - The frantic ettorta of the free, South Viet­ namese to create their own governmerit may bet he last convulsion before chaos. Efforts now to save litem from eventual abaorptioe by communism may be loo late. Still, there h a chance the United States and France o n agree on a policy which will reacue South Viet IVam In Indochina from the Com­ munists, who last year in batila forced the French to let them have North Vial Nam. If then ia such agreement, and succeeda, ft must come under the head of better late than never. Secretary of State Dulles fli«a to Faria today tor hitfhleval talks with American aUies. Officials aay he wig talk with the French in March of a unified policy toward South Viet Nam. Ever since the Communist-led civil war against the French be­ gan in Indochina nine years ago, the United States and France had tima to work out such a unified policy. There eUll seems to be hilt unless the French let tha Viet­ namese have a truly strong independent government of This waa not done. It still hasn’t been done although the Vietnam­ ese, after tha French deteat at Dien B*en Ptiu, got more indepen­ dence thee at any time since the French took Indochina as a colony « the lath century. If South Viet Nam finally des­ cends M o chaos and communism there will probably be eongraaatonal Investigations to leant just what American policy makers to the State Department under Praeidenta Truman and Eisenhower did to try to prevent ft. The colonial minded French un­ doubtedly ware the atuetottog block and teem still to be. But a natural question arises; Why didn't the United stataa tong ago pres­ sure the French toto letting the Vietnamese have hill impend­ ence, their own army and tbak own government? Tha answer might be tw policy makers didn’t want to preas to hard ter tear the French would la r»c—( Mara, alitt* thi« eoun- sulk end reduce to let Wert Ger­ tiy pun pad in auppfcaa coating many regain he many inflUone af dolare, the French tort not only Mrs friend* ■hip of mMUom of Vlateamaaa but ereehully teat ia (hair war with In c re a se 2Up unit a eomperativrty abort Juat ona year aft* ft waa M iooabla ia aoma ctrclaa to aay that tha oraat postwar apurt of build­ ing m w plants and buying »aw equipment had given tha United States a production capacity wall The farm has I horse*. I cows, I T S A L L B U !€2K time bafora Iha m « r t went down la deserter at Die* BUa Phu ttaa Truman a n d Ekortwwar adrokkatretaart ooatiauad to talk optimlrtieally abod Iba progeria for Freoch auoaaia. Yat la reatktto naadara of Amerlean piwgapata ha Mda aountry It mint Kara seemed apparent the NEW YORK (ft-A l that Utk boot American industry being dry the duties, aoma cut wood, 223 chickens, S or • hogs, a large vegetable garden. The cask crops some carry it in. •They all help each other. The are wheat, com and tobacco. big boyi ara just as craty about “ We don't spend more than 111 the new baby as my wife and me to 111 a week tor food,” Harrison aald. "We raise the rest. are. "I don't believe our medleaP "There never wai a child bom but what there was a bite made bilk have been more than $50 aft to fill Ra mouth with—but there told tines w* were married, not have been father* and mother* too counting the coat tit getting tha boy* born. trifling to fill a child's mouth. Money poor all hia Ufe, Harrison "When we had one child we just “It they get a cold I just mix said hia children "never caused lived. When we had alx children up some hog lard, turpentine and us s speck of trouble," and ex we lived. Now an got 13—and kerosene, rub ft on their cheat— plained why: still living ” then turn 'em off barefooted. Wa "It’i the way we raised them wa’re Hr*. Harrison waa named “Hon­ We raised them to obey us, never or Mather of the Year" by the don't pay no iitanlMa to 'em not to bother anybody, and never to Interfaith Movement in recogni­ wearing shoes." One Tuesday last October M pick up anything that belonged to tion of “her exemplary life fire destroyed their bom*. For the anybody else. wife, mother and neighbor.". The “If they need a spanking, they Robert Hall clothing firm paid tha first time in hk Ufa Harrison felt get tt. But they don’t need it often. expenses at the entire family here completely down at haait But thf Each haa his chorea one feed* so they could aee her get the next Sunday the congregations of 12 nearby churches pitched In the bogs corn, one teeda them award. with money, materials and labor alope, one dose the milktog. Some During a feur-day stay the boys and built the family a larger, bet­ won a M,200 Jackpot in cash and tor home. prize* on a CBS network aho* "On Your Account." But the won­ “1 think I brew bow what faith der* of Manhattan palled quickly and friendship come to," (aid and left the whole family home­ Harrison. 'T vs known a right smart of trouble, but I’ve had a # sick. happy life. "It’# com plantin' time," ex­ "But the children—they're the join the North Atlantic Alliance plained Harrison. against Russia. Tha toft, rawbooed farmer, who biggest enjoyment we've got to had to quK school after the fourth this world. It would be lonesome Rearmament of Germany haa barn one of thk government's grads to go to work, U a man of without anyone of our children. main goals for years. But yester­ natural dignity with a rich vein We'd miss him." Mrs. Harrison nodded quietly. day the Wert Germans, with the of homespun humor. Having a large family same Harrison aald ha hoped to use the approval tit the French and other*, regained their sovereignty, with naturally to the Harrisons. Hia cash money the family won on wife la one of II children. HU television to give hia boy* as much the doer open to rearmament grandfather, a religious mao as he schooling as possible. £ Now that that problem haa been “If I give them an education I settled, perhaps a concentrated ef­ talk it, had 71 children, 3 wives, a ten mule to church every know ft's tha eoe thing nobody'll fort w fl be meda by both thk until he waa IS, and died bo able to taka away from them H*d France to help the Sunday Vietnamese not only eatab- triumphant i t R3, still praising tha titer on," he eato. “ftU brig 'am go faribsr then their daddy.” lkh their own government but act Lord for a good Ufe. “And be raised aU tt children up their own army to defend it. i a 70 acre farm," said Harrison. “I courted tot a yaar before I UNION PRESIDENT got married when I waa n ." he ADDRESSES BARBERS "STRONG PROTEST SENT added. “HI never forget that day. ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. tit - A OVER WKRKEND CLASH didn't have anything at all — union president urged barber* and NEW DELHI, India *4) - India i “strong protest" today to only a woman" — Mr*. Harrison hairdresser* today to toaa to a . Pakistan over a weekend clash in glanced up with a thy amlie — few plugs tot "beneficial" labor* disputed Kashmir between Indian “and maybe 73 cents in my pocket. laws while chatting with cus­ troops and Paklrtantan border po­ I earned only 32 the first week we tomer*. were married.” lice, the "Tha barber and beauty akops After years of struggling labor today," said Ernest Hebert til Eaat The defense ministry said earli­ duripg which ha so met! met had to Meadow, N .Y , “am America'* er U Indians were tolled. In Ear go out after hk day's work and miniature town balk In which ■chi the Pakistan government cut wood to trade It tor groceries, public opinion can be molded to ■aid both aide* had suffered cas­ Harrison waa able with tha btl support measures beneficial to la­ ualties but the situation to (be area of a friend to buy a 73-acre bor and tha welfare tit ft* farm. waa now normal. try.” NEW YORK (Jh-The pi rente of whet k believed to be (he nation's largest all-boy family don’t aee why poverty Mould cause juvenile delinquency. Emory and Thelma Harrison, a farm couple who live near Johnson City, Tenn., have 13 sons ranging in atepladder style down from tl year-old Guy to Ivan, sn Infant of al Meal, aaya tha taduatry ia Pa­ ine all of iu hrat-ciaaa equipment today and now (area tha profileai BUICK TRADE-INS U S ID C A R -A N D A L L YO U D S S A L I *27 48* IN I Mercury M u **e*eamiMC*»M»reeee*e#ap#eaaeaMH« 1942 Hoick M ia H IM nM j 1N7 BukkMta* Low ariloago, Radio, 4 H otter. ten R U N nee***ee«• 1948 Oldo (88) Sedan, Ctean, Hydram*tie, 4 India Q U KtlTO M t L a a t HmB+ v a a i t o r n youngatora huutM ftp ft m r W lo n r 1N9 Pljrmootk M a n 1MI Buiek Sedenette — Hadis ft Hatter 11M OMa (N) Sedaa, Cteaa, H /d n au tk , ft Radte------- ------1IM Bakk Buyer Sedaa, Dreed*. Heater, Radi* INS Bakk S s m t Redan. Cteea, D jaafin Heater, ft Radte IN I Baltk Sager Hard Id a Caret ' Latka aee, lee m lleatt, faRy eertaged ' ajVi «nft» t |» M l l if* l l f.*t " ■ s -v* /.'vV ■■ - ' MM •p • aY if * ry y ?£.>- 'TCT.r B jV 0 t o w �§ n r ! fit fv m td u (Photo by (C o s) ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ F a y e Holloway, D ona ld Colvin Betrothal Is Revealed Today Mr. and Mr*. L. N. Holloway are announcing the engagement and roachlug marriage af their daughter M in Faye Holloway to DonS. CoMn, aon of Mr. and Mra. W. T. Colein. Mia* Holloway 1* a member of the Junior C lan a t Semlnot* High School. Mr. Colvin attended schools In Maryville, Tenn. and graduated I from Seminole High in 1B54. He la *- v presently employed by th* Suprex Market. Tbe wedding will be an event of Ctrele Mo. Two of the F in t Methadlst Church enjoyed an all day June 4 a t tha home of th* bride'e a t New Smyrna Beach parent*. Final plani will be an­ ay with Mr*. J. H. Nlchol- nounced a t a later date. aon and Mr*. Claude Herndon aa hoateata*. After a detteioua plenle lunch, tha Mat maatlng of th* year wa* aaUad ta arder by the chairman, Mra. Albert Hkkaoa. After a pray­ er offered by Mra. Hlekaon, re- Kissimmee Rebekah I.odge No. 42 given. The member* honored all elected and appointed ld*d of the buiineia officer* of RebeVah Assembly, In _ aad pledge aarrica which was held tUa afternoon and alao dependent Order of Odd Fallow* tha aam* drawing and covered and tba m0lM»7. branchy Tuaadiah Maahaoa th* third Monday. day In Rtbahah Hall In KiaaimTha final chapter of th* atudy me*. Thot« from Sanford attend­ hoak, “Jaaoa’ Teaching* Concern- ing ware Mra. Eaal* Cola, assis­ tag Women" waa given by Mra. tant marshall; Mra. May Myers, Mra. May KuSow. Mrs. Nancy W. F. Chapman. Dobbins and Mrs. Lilian Vkkory. That* praaant ware Miu Ella Boltas, Mia. W. P. Chapman, Mr*. Mrs. John J . Cummings, Jr., J . K. Courier, Mil* Carrie Draper, arrived Saturday from Wilming­ Vm . Claude Herndon, Mra. Al­ ton, Del., to spend a week with bert Rick son, Mra- Zeb Ratliff, her parents, Mr. and Mr*. Victor Mra. C. * . Tate. Mra. 0 . K. Whit*. M. Greene, at thetr borne on WestMra. Menry Lumb and visitor*, aide. Mra. R. U. Hutchison, Mra. Mima sad Mra. Ntchotaen. Mr. and Mra. Harold Eaton and sons Bobby and BUvla of Gainesville apret Saturday with Mr. and Mra. Victor Greene, an Circlt No. Two Enjoys Picnic A t New Smyrna fijiAAoitaJU H a and lb * . I . O. Keith are the proud parent* ot a eon, Ryan Alan, hen May I, ta the Fenuld Loughtaa Mmnorial Hospital. The m m m m waighad T lb*. 10 oa. Mrs. J. Chaildm Calendar Given Stork Shower At Graham Home A elork shower for Mrs. J. P .' Challdin was given Saturday night at the home of Mrs. S. C. Graham on 20th Street. Mr*. Lew­ is Barley and Mist Bobbye Morton aaalated. Th* room* were beautifully de­ corated with color* of pink, whit* and blue carried out In the form of spring flowers and various a r­ rangements. For the centerpiece of the table a Maypole waa used with flowers banking the base and a stork holding a baby placed on the top. Streamer* of various colors carried out th* theme. Sweetheart rosea, daisies and ba­ by's breath were included in the arrangement. Also used aa a no­ velty arrangement was a musical cradle that played "Rock-A-ByeBaby" with spring flower* and a mlnmtur* baby placed Inside. Games were played with prises going to Mr*. C. L. Butner and Mrs. Holly Piercy. Th# honor** waa presented many lovely gifts la a decorated baby carriage. Refreshment* of cakes decorat­ ed with bahy booties, ice cream and a gingerala mixed drink were servad. Those Invited were Mrs. E. H. Cullum, Mrs. Frank Donofero, Mr*. W. R. Moore ,Mr*. J. T. Cullum, Mr*. S. J. Allis*, Mr*. M. L. Cullum, Mra. R. L. Morton, Mra. W. O. Stans*]), Mr*. Cyril Butner, Mrs. Galon Revels, Mrs. Tony Rusal, Mr*. Artherin* Flan­ ders, Mis* Dorothy Teslo, Mrs. Donald Flamm, Mrs. J. L. Von llerbuila, Mias Margaret Von Herbulia, Mrs. Bob Anthony, Mr*. Bob Land reth, Mra. Frank Sheiry. Mra. A. X. Roaaatter, Mr*. Geor­ gia Booth, Miss Betty Michels, Miss Mary Ann Michels, Mra. Earl Snavcly, Mrs. Holly Piercy, Mrs. Melvin Dekle, Mra. Owen Meredith, Mra. Ed Lana, Mra, D. F- Robinson, Mra. Don Rohlnson Mrs. George Farnia, Mrs. H. G. McCormick, Mrs. Hugh Johnson, Mra. J, W. Brawn, Mrs. Herman Kelliff, Mr*. Ruth Hutch­ ins, Mlsa Naomi Hutchlna and tho three hostesses. Officers Elected At VFW Meeting; Mrs. Smith Head An election of nfflcera wa* held at the regular meeting of the V FW auxiliary to Post 8282, May S, aa followst presliiitit, Elisabeth Smith, re-elected; senior vice-pre­ sident, Joan Brown; Junior vicepresident, Ruth Smith; secretary and treasurer, Genevieve Hilton; conductress, Mary Eplin; chap­ lain, Kathieen Thomas; guard, Margaret Dillard; trustees, L a r retla Macek, Margaret Dillard and Constance Wheeler. Tha auxiliary will assist la the Post’s annual "Poppy Day" sale May 21. A bake sale will also be held a t th* same time In front of Saara, Roebuck order office. Plana were mad* to have a “covered dish" supper a t the Joint Installation of officers from the post and auxiliary, to be held the evening of May S3. Mr, and Mrs. J. T. Baggerly and family hav* aa their visitor Mr. Baggerly’a mother, Mr*. Otis Bag gerly of Brinson, Ga. Mr. and Mr*. O. C. McBride *r* Jimmy Wright who attends the ■pending this week In Vldctte, Baylor School for Boya at Chat­ G*., tIi Iting her parents, Mr. nnd tanooga, Tenn., spent the weekend Mr*. O. H. Shiver*. hla schoolmate, Mack Wil­ ls Gadsden, Ala, The Rot. A. 0 . Melnnk ef IH# D rat Presbytwiam Church nnd on* Mlea Patsy Collins, who la atof the tnwUee from tha Synod tending gtetaon University In Dcof Florida will attend a meeting Land. *spent tha weekend with her Tuesday at 9:80 a. m. In Clinton, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Col 8, C., concerning the treat*** of Thornwelt Orphanage. of Barbara Millar will Ml** Katharia* Brews ta at­ laara that ah* had a tending a Retreat (or Director* suffered Injuries. Eh* is of Chrlattaa Bdnoatiaa, Toasday through Ttmreday, at Ormond ★ MR. AND MRS PAUL SHEALY * (Photo by Jameson) ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Dorothy Leger, Paul Shealy W ed In. Candlelight Ceremonies Tn beautiful double-rinr, candlelight erremnniea Miss Dorothy Leger, daughter af Mra. W, E. ledger, was wed to Paul Edward Shealv, ■on of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Shealy, May 6 at 8 n. m. in the Naiarcm.' Church with Ihe Rt*v. Robert Spear Jr. officiating. The rhunh was tastefully decorated with white rarnations. white gladioli and two six-branch rand'dabrs and an arch. White satin whit* accessories. She pinned a «t roomers nnd glndlrdl were used pink corsage of carnations ou her lo murk the honor pews. shoulder. Mrs. Jon Morgan waa organist Mrs. Rhealy chose a navy blue and plnyed tha traditional wedding street length dress with whit# ac­ marches whilt Johnny Carter was cessories, She also wor* a pink soloist. He sang “One Alone", “1 I nvr You Truly'1 and th* “Lord'a carnation coraago. A reception followed in the Prayer". The bride, given In marriage by church parsonage. The bridal her brolherdn-law, M. H. Spivey, table held a five tiered cake topped was lovely in a gown of Imported with a nilnature hriite and groom lac* featuring a bodice and top bT with white gladioli and eandle* nylon tulle. The skirt wa* gather­ used as deeorstlon*. Those assist­ ed and fell in soft folds over while ing were th* Misses ^hrlmn end bridal satin. Her only Jewrlry was Aline Moore. a (Ingle (trend of pearls, a gift For a wedding trip to Mexico from the groom. She wore a veil and point* west Mrs. Shealy wore of nylon lull* and lace cascading as her guing-away outfit, a pastel from an orange blossom crown blua auit with white arceasorle* whll# she carrieA a- white Bible and th* whit# orchid from her topped with a white orchid from rorsage. The couple will reside In which white satin atrramsra fell. Columbia, fl. C. Orange blossoms and baby’s Out-of-town g u e s t * included breath were entwined among the Mr*. O, C. Grimes, Bartow; Mr. ribbons. and Mrs. Jo* Graham, G e o r g e Misa Esthar Leger, stater of ih* Simmons, Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Le­ bride, acted aa maid of honor ger, Mr. end Mrs. D. P. Leger wearing a gown of ballerina length end Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Beaufort nylon net over blue taffeta with all of Charleston, S. C, mitching accesaorie*. She carried Th* bride wa* bnrn In Enter­ a pink cascade bouquet of fugi prise, Ala. and attended schools in chryaanthemum# w i t h p i n k Sanford. Shu was previously em­ at reamers. ployed by McCroy's Dime Store. M ill Agnes Smith waa a brides­ Th# groom was born In Leesmaid and wore a ballerina length villa, S. C., and attended Batesnylon net gown over lavender taf­ burg County schools. Ha has re­ feta. She alto had matching ac­ cently completed a tour of duty cessories sad sanded a cascade with U. S. Navy. bouquet of yellow fugi chrysan­ themums entwined with Nil* green NOTICE streamers. Miss Violet Splvry act­ ed aa tha other bridesmaid and All Calendar wore a Nile green gown identical to that of Misa Smith. Sha carried Listings And a bouqua of yellow fugi rhrytheSociety News themuma with lavendar at reamer*. Carroll Bhtaly, th* groom's bro­ Are Requested ther, acted a* best man with Johnny gpeelam and Jack Holley By 5 p. m. The serving ae ushers. Little Carol Marie Spivey waa flower girl. Day Preceding For her daughter's wedding Mra. Lager ehoaa a navy blue Publication ■treat length dress with navy and NOTICE TO Monday. OUR OWNERS OF DOGS N EW Record Dept IS NOW O PEN CLASSICS 4f t HILLBILLY POPULAR Ia tie r ta acoommodat* dog dowaora, Dr. Raymond Buy Yotortnarku, will bo at tha roar of tbo City Hall May I I ta raedaato don trem IiM P. M. to SilO P. M. and May II, from 1:30 P- M. ta 1:30 P. M. CHy TV & RADIO P iM T t >r- .5nj.fr As raqoirod bf hw, s i does Is th# City of Sanford, Florida must bo vaedngtad against rabies, and tho raednatlon tag continually wont by dogs on collar or bgrawa for tho following year. Aftor Jm 1 a l don found without a Ug fortifying Hmt ban boat meteatod far rabUo for yaar of 1931 wM bo aabjoot to botae pfcfcod up by tho Polka and LPUDCORDft B n M D E D PLATS 1 H I BANTCRD R R X M Mon. May 9, 1995 Pax* S 19M aro new oralkblo to Jm s 1 front tba of tiro— Ta« Ho MONDAY Evening Circle No. 3 Mr*. M. M. I-on.l chairman, meets with Mrs. lie d Murray, 1331 Forest Drive h p. m. St. Marks Chapter of Holy Cron* Episcopal Church will meet with Mrs. It. G. Lingle, Loch Ar­ bor, at 8 p. m. The WMU of th . First Bnptist Church will meet at 6:45 p. m. ror a revered dish supper. Program and initiutiuli of auxiliaries will be In the auditorium at 7:30. Circles will hold short business meeting* in various classroom* at 8:30. Program topic “Up and Down Tlie City Streets". Mrs. B-'a Anderson I* the leader in chnrge. The First Baptist Carol Choir will hold rehearsal at 3:30 p. m. at th* church. The Geneva Garden Club will have an evening meeting at 7:30 in the Community House. The program ia to be presented by a committee of husbands and a nov­ el end entertaining evening Is promised. Hostesses will be Mra. Roy Nichols, Ruby Combs, Wil­ liam Hrigers, J. J, Leffier and W. L. Sieg. Mrs. Don Perry, pre­ sident will preside at the business meeting TUESDAY There will be a Cancer Benefit Card Party at the Episcopal Parish House. Everyone is in­ vited to play the game of your choice. Pleas* bring your cards. Local merchant* hav* donated wonderful prises. To obtain tic­ ket* rail 2G80-J, Mr*. Harold Chapman, Only those present at th* rard party will have th* op­ portunity of winning the Grand Prises Tbe Gleaners Class of tha First Baptist Church meets at 8 p. m. with Mrs. T. A. Stiles, 807 E. 20th St. Mrs. Hemmerl* la tohostess. Tbe Unity Truth Class will meet In the Valriex Hotel at 7:45. Mr*. Carolyn Parsons is teacher and the study course will be contin­ ued. The public Is Invited. The Anna Miller Circle will meet at tbe Elks Club at 8 p. m Tin* Horticulture chairman of the Sanford tlnrden Club will meet at 10 a. m. with Mrs. L. E. Spencer, 214 E. 18th Street. The Senior Class play, “ Cheaper By Th* Doirn" will b* presented in th« auditorium at 8 p. m. The Woman's Bible Class of the First Baptist Church will meet at 7:30 p m. at Ihe home of Mrs. R. E. Tolar, 80T Magnolia Ave., wllh group No. 6 as hostess. The First Bnptist Concord Choir will Imld rehearsal at 6:30 p.m. at the church, Tbe Intermedlata Royal Amliasaadors wilt meet at the First 11aptlist Churrh a t 7 p. m. Th# Flret Baptist Church bne will leave at 7:15 p. m. to carry a group from the Training Union to the Training Union Association Meeting in First Baptist Church, Oviedo. Tli* Junior High P-TA will meet at 3:30 p. in. in the school auditorium The executive will gather at 2:30 p. m. in the library with election anil installation of officers to take place. All alxth grad* mothers are Invited. Th* newly formed Chiefs Wives Club will hold Us first formal meeting on May 10 at 8 p. m., nt the Chief* Club, NAAS. All Chicf'a wives are invited. Tho “ Unity Truth" Class meets at 7:46 in the ptirhir of the Valdca Hotel. The book, "Let There Be Light" by Elizabeth Sand Turner, is being studied. The teacher will be Mrs. Josephine Stuck!*, The Dirt Gardeners Circle of th# Sanford Garden Cluh will meet at llo'clock for a covered dish luncheon at the home of Mrs. S. C. Dickerson on S. Sanford Ave. I'lrnse not* change af date. The H. W. A. Circle of the First Christien Church meets wllh Mrs. V. H. Grantham, 600 Laurel Ave. at 7:30 p. m. Tha Pilot Cluh will meet at 8 p. m. in the Yacht Club with a board meeting to begin a t 7:30 p. m. WEDNESDAY Th# First Baptist Prayer Meet­ ing eei vlce will begin at 7:30 p. m. in the Educational Building. Th# Training Union Executive committee of the First Baptist Training Union will meet following the Prayer Service. Mid-wrek prayer eervlre* at First Methodist Church at 7:30 p. m. Junior Choir Rehearsal at First Methodist Churrh at 3:41 p. m. THURSDAY Th* First Baptist Junior Royal Ambassadors will meet at 7 p. m. at the church. Th* First Baptist Church Choir will hold rehearsal at 7:30 p. m. Th* Sanford Rotary Cluh will hold a I jii Hcs Night Buffet Sup­ per at the Mayfair Inn Country Cl til* at 7 p. m. Tho Southside P-TA Board will ms>et at tbe school at 1 o'clock As We Were Saying G tri Trotta in the Ne.. Yu.it Time* Magacine: "Men follow fa* shion so they'll look Ilk* one an­ other; women fol­ low fashion aa men will follow; them." # * • A triangle la often and nnfortunately made up of two squares ■nd a bunch of curves. D. O. Flynn Want to keep cabbage green when you are cooking ItT Steam the shredded vegetable la only enough water to keep It from stick­ ing; there should b* practically no liquid left in tha pan by th* tima it la tender-crisp. Cover th* aaure. pan while you ar* cooking th* cabbage, but lift th* cover several times; this uncovering th* iaa will help retain th* green color. while th# member* of tha P-TA will meet in th* school auditorium at 3:16 p. m. Tha membera of th* Magnolia Circle of the Sanford Garden Club will entertain their husband* at ita annual fish fry at 7:30 p. m , nt th* hnm* of 5!r, and Mra. Charles Meeks with nrr. and Mrs. Brniley Odham and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Perkins aa co-boat* and eohostossei. The Central Circle of th* San­ ford Garden Club will m**t ak 0:16 a. m. a t Fourth and Park Av*. They will travel from there to D eR ary where Mrs. D. E. Pugh will h« hnsteu and Misa l.oii Cnmpltc 11 will sponsor th* program which la on Day Lille*. Suggestions for programs next year will b« taken. Senior Choir Rehearsal at F lrrt Methodist Church at 7:30 p. m. FRIDAY The Congregational Church la sponsoring a Fish Fry at th* auc­ tion market a t 6 p. m. Proceed* ar* to go to the building fund. SUNDAY Loyalty Sunday at F in t Meth­ odist Churrh and beginning ot the Every Member Canvass. T h e S e n io r C la s s OP Sem in o le H ig h Sch o o l * PRESENTS "CHEAPER BY T H I DOZIN'* May 10 — 8:15 P. M. IN THE HIGH SCHOOL AUTMTORPTM STUDENTS—35c ADULTS—« « �*- Daytona DAYTONA BEACH— The Daytona Islanders fattened their hatting averages off a trio of Sanford pitchers last night enroute to a 16-6 vic­ tory over the Cards, rever­ sing Saturday night's deci­ sion. Everybody on the Islander Uncup got In on tha slugging lait n.ght, a complete about-face from the night before when the fa were unable to push across even one run agilnst these same Car­ dinals, Bob Arcndt started and after a disastrous first Inning In which the league's top slugger, Card manager Dan Keith, had slimmed a three-run homer, settled down to pilch effective ball until a two- run sevrnth. Wes Roberts finish­ ed the three-hour, 21-minute mar­ athon. Jerry Mirham Ird thr assault against Sanford with four hits and Jack Slade was right behind sp’ith (wn singles, a double and two walks. Not murh enuld be said for the game Itself as far as real excite­ ment went, unlesi the sound of baseballs rattling off the outfield feneea is pleasant mure. In all thr Islandrn collected IB hits and stole seven bases. Both shortstop Rill Palms and serond baseman Al Wagner ilole home —a high of some sort. Most of the flreworits was con­ centrated in the hectic first In­ ning. Alter Arendl gave up Keith's tremendous blast tha l ’a came right back with four runs of their nun. Two walks snfl singles ny Slade, Meanwhile, Oainesvme'a G-men, unhappy about being in the cellar, took out lheir wrath yeMerday on Orlando, bossman of the Florida State Lea cur. The com (lined efforts of four CTB pitcher* were unavailing. They got clubbed for 17 hits and the G-men won before 333 hometown fans 16 Lakeland 5-4. St. Petersburg at West Palm Beach waa rained out. Billy Wyatt led the attack. His Cocoa scored four run* in the triple, double and three singles in seventh to whip Lakeland. Orlando six at bats produced five runs. Gonialet' two out single drove in Winning pilcher Bob Heed who the tying and winning scores. A came on in the fourth also was crowd of 162 saw the Cocoa game, Vem Watercutter and Mleham handy with the stick, collecting three singlet in three times up chased starter Howard Peterson without retiring a man. and driving In three runs. And to it went with tha I'a Other action aaw Cocoa defeat cashing three more runs in the fourth end four In the fifth trjj erase any doubts as to the event* ua! outcome. The I's Journey to Sanford for a two g-tme series beginning to* night, ij u r o n n Dsrrr ef V rrh s K i s fthirlsy rf K tith lb Tsrrsll ir Davis lb Ehrtsr lb Jlsy c Crisp e r*ltrsnn p Flanixsri p Kniil.vn p s-schm at 6-CaoV Torsi* P A lT O X i BEACH *.».tiMr" Mrui** hB B H B B BBBia KEENER AS SANFORD BLANKED DAYTONA REACH, SO Rnturdny night In the fir*t of a two-game aerie* show Terry Terrell (left photo) hitting a homer in the top half of the eighth Inning and Dan Keith (right photo) catching out Mleham of Daytona In (he last of (he ninth to end the game. The final play waa very cjose. Terrell’* homer, which traveled over the score board, racked up Ihe Cardinals' E—Tsrrsll. Turchsk. S —Bsnnslt J, IVasnsr 3. Slid* S. WittreuitsrA 1 Fsiriss 3. Cits. Ulnlslll. Arsndt“ Mleham. Dsrry, Shirtsy. JCsltn Turehsk. Tsrrsll, ihsrpsr. RBI—Sls4* 1. Wslircuttsr I. Jlieham t. Wag, nsr, Arsndt. Mlrristll Kslth t, 8hsrp*r, Shlrlsy, Ksplsn. IB—Turrhak, Fhlri’v. Arsnrtl, Wagnsr Hind.. Ill- I’alrlu 1IB—Kollh SB —Rita Slstio SB—Parris* Wta* rrr DP—Yurrhsk In K»lth tv*ft— Hanfnrrl 14, IU> Iona J« BB-off— PMorsofi Arondi I. Flsnsgsn *, Kaplans. Hobsrts -■ 80.by—Arsnrtt T, Flanagan <1. IliV—I’olsrsnn 1 In 0 tnnlnss and 4 runs! Klanasan S In S Inninaa and I runs: Aranflt a In 7 Innliiaa and I runs WP—FI*-— mean, Kaplan. PB—Slny, XVslar-Q cuitsr t, Balk—Flanagan, Winner —Arsndl. Lossr—Pntnrsnn. U—Car­ fourth run. John Barlek. Sanford lefthander, shut out Daytona with man, Dal*. T—lilt. A—ISO. a six-hit effort before HI7 fans- Losing pitcher was Mark Teitelman. (Photon by John Gontncr) pen only, Cincinnati la tha only National Lcagua team without a bonus player under the present bonus ,mle. DAYTONA BEACH— The Sanford Cardinals punctured Daytona Beach'a four game winning * t r c a!k decisively here Saturday night, handing the Islander* their first shut­ out setback of the Reason, 6-0, John Rartek, * 19-year-old rookie southpaw from Oma­ ha, Neb., blanked the Island­ THE SANFORD Ae RAI.D Bookie pitrlicr Lynn Lovrnguth of tha Phillies Is n'cktmnird "Little Giant' because of his 6feat-10 inch* 170-pound frame. Legal Notice 1. Tk» Psmlnal* Count* Botrif rtf rublle Isitrnrtlsn will r*-*lv* Itf* foe ib* furnlsblnr of sll 1*. or. malarial*. *qulpm*nt, and *«rvies* rsniitrsil for lh* «on*irur. • tlnn of Addition* and Allsrsliona «o Ovisdn tilth Brhoot, at thslr efrii-s* In Ihs P-mlnolo County Court llouso s | Panford, Florlds, ■"(ft. 1t*n a m Jun* >, ISIS, si /'ms *nd plsr* til bids will bs pnhllrty opsnsd and rssd aloud. t Prnpn«*d forms of rnntrart dortimsntt. Inrludlna plana and ana. eiriesllnns will bo nn fils of tho orrioo of Iho Prmlnnla County Board nt Puhlla tnslriirlinn, lo lh* lrmlnolo Cntinly Court Ttanpi n Ssnfurd. Ftorlds; and. al Iho of firs, of Arthur W. Whlln, Ar,hl•r'- •!, Room 411 Hanford Allah, tlr Nollonat Bank Bulldlnf, Han, ford, Flnrido, and floom SIS iThurrh and Slain Bulldlns, Orlando, Flo­ rid*. aflrr May IS. ISIS. t Copltr of (ha dnrumants war h* eblalnsd hr dopnaltlna Flltv Bnllara with lh* Arrhllspl, Arthur IV. Whits. Bnnm III Han' ford Allanlto Nollnnal Bank Build, lor, Hanford. Florida, or (loom tl* Church and Sli,In Building, OrtsnJdo. Florida. Tha toll amount of lha dspostu . two (I) ast* of dorumtnta will ha raturnad lo aach Osnarat Coalrarinr aehmlitina s hid al the tlma and plats rallsd for In this Invitation for Blda. upon tha r«•Urn of Iho dm-1, mania In good condition wllhln Iwonty (lot daya ef npsning of tho bl-la. Not morn than loo i!i ssta nr dorurnsnia will ha luusd lo any appllrant on Ihfa hails. Huhi">pl ractnra. Miltrlaimrn nr Vssdsra mar obtain rnnlsa of lh* enaumsnls by drnnalllng Fifty Dollar, with tha ahov* papsed Arrhtlort for aaoh aol of dneumsnla an ulilalnsd Dimn rslurn of tha dnrnmsnla In aood —indllinn, within twanlr t ill dav* ar.lor lha lima of lha opining of i'A*.- * rsfund of Twsnty-Viv* Bsrtlnr* llilM l will k* msda for •aeh sat or earumania on oktabisd. .CoM.roolors mar obtain additional enploa of lha doeumnia In this msansr. 4 A mrlldoi rank ar hsak draft, payskls to lha Stmlnolf t f Sanford sa i s M* St. Fslsrsbur* II 14 111 lAksland 1* 114 .SSI q *l"VV.ataiiii»AT,a b b sc lts ', *1 O a ln s s v lll* I f , OelsnSo 4 tS n rtP M ■ •a rk IB 1 s i l a f 4 f Cocoa t ,.T n k a la n d 4 at. S H ikrab u re *t W a a l Bsaoh poilponod rain P a l* TOXIilMT* eueiRS ITalnnsvill* at it. Trlsrshurg Waal Palm H*n*h at l^krlaad tipMono Rsorh ol Son lord Coaoh pt Orlando ■ O T A R S ’ S.KAM CR W t hr T>am - W L Po Rookie pitcher Bob Thorp* of the Cube la the first player to Jump directly to tha Cuba from a Class C league. He won a game* for Stockton la the California Lea­ gue. ers on six hits. He was helped by Islander mistakes no the base paths, . A crowd of 647 fans attended the first meeting of the year between Sanford and Daytona. Mark Tettleman, steady rookie southpaw, absorbed the loss last night and now haa a 1-3 record. He gave up six hits and three runs, be­ fore being relieved lor a pinch hit­ ter In the seventh. Bob Tommy finished inauspiciousty. It waa Just one of (boo* off night for Johnny Vandor Moera Is­ land men, who have been playing hcadsup ball. They ran the bases wrong, amt they eouldn't afford mistake* against tha alert Cards. In the fourth inning the Islets got a walk and two hUa, failed to score, and left nobody on baa*. Bill Patriae led off with e pass and was picked off first. Vent Watercutter followed wtth a single. Jerry Mkhem singled, end Centorfiektor Ben Schmidt threw out Watercutter with • rifle peg to third baee. Then ijicham was caught trying to steal by Dewitt Cook and Manager-tint baseman Dan Keith. An error put Ruse Darts on flint in the sixth. He advanced nn an error and stole third and home. Terry Terrell greeted Tommy with a homer in the eighth. A walk, Nat Sharper'! single and a wild pitch brought in the fifth Card run of the evening. The Cerda swiped five baee*. NOTES . , . The lalanders re­ leased infield or Manual Heredia . . . . Vender Meet, a righthand hitter, operated at first because Sanford used a southpaw. He re­ placed Ralph Sita, a lefthand hit­ ter . . . The Islet* added Cotton MacDooough, a 'first baseman, to their roster a* the required ninth rookie. Cotton, 31, a former Main­ land High athlete and more re­ cently a roach at Cocoa, la as­ signed to bench duty. Each FSI. club must carry nine rookies, u sroan fchmjai.ef ' ' ! Tun-ink as 4 * 1 4 Took rf 410 1 KslOl Ib , J t» 1 Fari-all It I 1 0 S 0*vl, Ik I S I S Crisp • 414 1 Hharptr tb SI 4 * B*M.k * S a i l aa a ar i* DITTO*A _ ' , ■*>>*■ Bannatt If a1 a 0 Wagaar lb > * 4 4 •t»M *t 4 0 * 1 Pattis* is t a * S w/tutlsr « 4s a 1 i» o a r e r o f t r r m m A i w a *rmihoi.»i r o p n r r , - The Kadblnb produced two run* rr*n* n r plosibjl, is pro . in the second timing off fidder's ■ sm choke end bach to back double* TO Alt* WHOM IT >W?fSCo!ft RwXstT UT . M ^ W l J M b s / i 'r ^ % rVSrt..MM ? « SAVING IN COST i t v r n n n _____ d avto va .................. mo ms ana a F. Wssnsr, Palrlsa 1, Turrhsk. R: Yurrhnk. C’ook. Davlr. Tsrrsll. Da­ vis, It IsI. Cook, Kslth. Illcham. Ilcnnstl. lirii T»rr*ll. Hn: Hchmlrtt. Turrhal., Flsnnstl, Oasis 1, f'rlsp. DP: TlUlsman lo Wagnar to Mlrislll. Wstsrcullsr to VandtrMssr, Turin, k 10 Bharpsr to Kslth. Wagntr, to Watarcuttar. I«*ft: Sanford S, Dai Ions T, BB. off: Tlstlsman S, Bartsk a, Tommy a. HO: Ttatlstnan 7 lb I Inlng* and t runs WP; Tommy I.o-sri Tell* man. Ui Bala. Carman. T: »i»T. A; I4T. The luckiest opesing day for the Cincinnati Redlegs was in 1645 when they beat lha Plratei 74 In 11 innings. A homer by Jim Russell of the Pirates was disal­ lowed because a runner had call­ ed time before the pitch was dalivered. i«v' COMING SOON ms m i sm—a CARDS HAD "SPIRIT* DALLAS, Tea. (AP) — Rip Colllna, first baseman for the St, Louis Cardinals during tha "Gas 'House Gang” .era of the airly thirties, m ailed, " ffi used to fight all tha time on tha Gas House Gang. Fight other tram*, fight among ourselves. They rail that dissension now, but It waa team apirlt then." New York Unireraity’a Abra­ ham Belk la tha only fencer to win two National Collegiate in­ dividual title* in one year. Ha won the epee and foil eventa in 1047, Two yeara later tha rule* war* changed to limit partici­ pant! to competition in one wee- ^ y y ' V v M OP THE COLOR YOU WANT WHEN YOU WANT IT IN ALL FINISHES SANFORD P A I N T C O . 407 W. FIRST ST. WATCH FOR OPENING) Vx* t'y A h/ Yen I Dividend! from 15-85% on Fire-Wind-Homeownera Insurance MDuDOGBAPH PRINTING - TYPING CREDIT INVESTIGATI0N8 MADE ANYWHERE IN UNITED STATES OB FOREIGN COUNTRIES M san h s t$m » 8EB o t m DISPLAY In 1322 Colon CREDIT BUREAU OF SANFORD D .r v r d t • PAINTS 0 YOU* MUTUAL INBUBANC1 FRIEND •INCH INS Quality sail .Safety BOOTS en d a BOYD-WALLACE D O N 'T S AC R IFIC E FOB TUB BEST IN i rrr’. HANSON SHOE SHOP �*S~ 1 ( It‘a So Eaay -rtfcAi a s i /xte eow s a l e —» » To Plate A Want Ad Juat Call 1821 and aak for For vote Real Estate nerds tha Want Ad department Cullen and llnrkry, Realtor* Sanford Herald ION N Park Ave Phone 2313 a k t ic i .e s r n a sale 3ARTICLES KOIt SALE - * is - a r m At E O F Rk.N’T -3 0 ft.' Royrraft Trai­ USED PLUMBT ler with Jatousied Cabana I9.U Model Twin beds, bathroom wllh Venetian lllinda shower, cash (or a quick sale H bcfoie rrn'.ing 13330. or $50,00 Enclosed head Sag prucl bet.om rail with pUcUc ends Piastu ui monlh. Orange City Trailer rayon tape* Cotton or nyk-o 1'aik, So. uf Change City Rt. 1007 Sanford Ave cord* 17-93. near -14 14SPECIAL SKaVTCK - 14 US-AUTOMOniLK DEALKR8—18 TIIE SANFORD IIERAI.D Mon. Mny 9, 1955 I’ntrc 7 Tx t u r IlubniN G , U R A F T I N G. and Pruning of Citrus Fruit and CARS Tropical Plant* Stevenson & BOUGHT SOLD TRADED 24- BEAUTY PARLORS -24 M Roy Reef's Used Cars dy, 41 W. First SI W A N T AD Pltnnc> 9t!9-J. IE IT IS HEAL ESTATE Sanlord Av« A n th St. The Ideal Permanent is Durable. ark Crumley A Mnntrilh Properly Shaped and Easy to at 11} south Park Pboaa 772 H anrnrd Phone It 13 RATES 19BOATS MOTORS -IS care fir. They Know Vacuum Cleaner Service Wo feature Waves for every ^SAMPLE IL1NE AD__________ Senkarik Class and Paint Co R. C. Allen Cash Rcgtsirr, Reel P. M. CAMPBELL Phone 714-J. 21 F t Chris-Craft "*port.<man". type hair with a price for eve­ 112 It* West 2nd > Phone 32i General Ceatraetor Psrt* and Supplies (or All Make* 95 hp engine. Call 2804-W after typo Power Mower, (13.00. L. J. UET axtra ca*h tnr a*tirlr« you ry budget. _ “Homes of Distinrlion" 6 p. m. Hl»nir, 2420 Holly Ave. Including Electrolux. no longer use Place tout ad to ' Seminole Realty Air —Conditioned for your com­ METAL ROOKING ft) Way IT U Phone 144. day. Phone '*21 fort. W. DIETRICHS T. tt Mi.KO Now in Stock 4 V Crimp - P t EASY — bpin Dryer, Washer. REPAIR SEWING MACHINES 22-ELKLTHICAI. gjjtVICKS—B Penquln Heatlc** Dryer* ■Ml Park Avenue Phone 17 Corrugated- I V Corrugated PLUMBING Cheap, Can he seen at 2209 Pal3-line ad. such ai the one above C*.l. ,J.1C’u .or._ St. lee J - II- Colquitt, lai-l all Youi ronlmc nerds al Hnrriclt'a IJcnuty Nook 116 W. 19th Contract and repvtr worh. Free only 36c per day on our low 5 SEE Your General Electric dealer 105 So. Oak Shcrmnn Concrete Pipe Co. niello or Plume 2272 R. rhonc 971 e*Umitee K 1. Harvey 104 •ay earned rate economy plan esc (300 CASH. TOTAL $(.000 (or TV and Annlianeea. 14 I Phone 24x9 YOUTH RED and mattress. Good INSURANCE Sat.ford Ave I’h.wte 1(428. t day for I dayi and Me fm 1 Acre land Ju»t outside City. Out West tath st S a n fo rd E le c tr k Co. 2 beo mom home on paved road. condition. $20 oo 2035 French PERK UP Your new wardrobe day._______________ Ill Magnolia Ave. Phooe 4C Ave. It.lVMOM) M. BALI, IMUK.ilt Swim (toggle* ............... l.oo pr. ENVELOPES, tcttrrlieads sUtc and personality with a per*onM O U G H TO N INSURANCEj rw S t> lliulilc) man Associate ments Invoice*, hand bill*, and A little apace like this will get allic-.i coiffure! Our sktllrd hair So El. Plastic Husc . i ti.s 4 ARTICLE* WANTED 4 « — ELKCTEICAI. Wi.RVICR» a Rh o n e s ii Phone sno p r o g r a m s , etc Progressive your message hclorr our murr •or South Park Ave a!ylt*t* wiU cut, shape and wave Pain! 2 SO gal. Printing Co, Phans Hu’lirs* CASH TRADE-IN price* | than 10,000 rc.tdrra Tell cm to your hair to give you a ’new a f LANTl C BANK fiLDG ♦ K in N AVY S U R P LU S West i3Ut St. ['.ini *ur used furniiurc ('nil 9.VI look' for spring' ^ dayl Phone 1*21. FRIGIDAfRK appliance* sale* 310 Sanford Aw. Phone 1321 tt'ilwm Mater Furniiurc Co 311 end service G High. Oviedo. $ o k tu l \tu fly Ctvryvisiy Kva-ltesfl n e a u ly Shop The above ♦line ad ran tie rui E l.t St. FLORIDA ROOMS Phone 563 fj.ag ,„rh,one 4151 °r Sanford 6 fill! data for nnlj $2 <0 3 dint Phone i t2:i a H Peterson.Hrokci ; r.i VARIETIES PANELING JALOUSIES - AWNINGS 1642-W after 6 pm. i* 7— IVP- I.lvfulprk -Happllra —7 Remodeling. Home Repair*. Addi­ frr only tt Ho and nnr ility l»i 12, Associate* Fveferred Rates to M m i f A R ?elr> ■n iVsuir ami 4-<il i-Iim Mihhi* 23- IwMINDRY SERVVHK - « Pollcybvtlders Sec Them Al P. .1 Chestcrson. Garfi: I I Wil FOR SAI. k "'— Registered 1loner tion* Porches, Bathroom*. Gar­ Buy. Sell. Rent. Hirr with wan' Run da II PDertrie Co. tells. John Mciach, It. \V Wil Phone 833- M ages. Carporlcs, Tile Kitchen John WiMiama Inn. A ftw ey Shcrmnn Concrete Pipe to . adi, the buaieal salesman it. Beodix and Cros'.ey Applisecei • One hour • Wart and Damp hams. A. C. UuuUitcy. Land Sifr Uui ttcsl IJib bl. Cabinet*. 417 Baaford Atlantic Baaft fbonc 24X 9 Dry I town Pul one to work (or you Youngiton. KitchenI" HF.f P WANTED —1« veyor New Building All Kind* 84 ' Phone 1821 We will be glad o n e e tn ra l ctr*tractina and repair* • One hour tt • Wash and Dry 320 00 .tailv, 'Sell I.uminoux Door Free E»limatcs-3fl Month* to Tay Fold charge it 3 ROOM SPECIAL 112 MngnoHn Ave. Phono U S • Finished LOWEl.L E. OZIER Piute* Write Reeves, Attleboro. G. M. WILLIS Laundry Tor only' 13 00 the above S-"ne an 3 Pieci Dinette bet, 3 Piece Liv­ Slav*. Free Sample and Detail*. Phone 121 lluliuri — Ph.inr 1559 207 Writ lit St. • Santtone Dry Cleaning U OFFICE COUlPMK.Vl ing Room. 5 Piece Bedroom la on the |oh lor you or S (on I I - AUTOMOBILES TRAILERS Cu-lum llunica and Einrida Roothfiid* Laundromat Group with Mattress and Box WANTED—Dependable) AR Nigh! HOUR sanding and finishing days .Only 12 23 keep* it working Builder low cost home* South Side Food mart Bldg. Spring* 3293.00 i terms i h f r r you (or 1 day* t day la only Driver* Apply Yellow Cab Co. Cleaning, waxing Serving Semi It wil’ nay YOU lo *ee l)S bcftve HAYNES Otlice Machine Co tOC Kart 23th RL 219 S. Magnolia. " We. ft PC. LIVING ROOM note County since 1923 II M Typewriter*, adding macblne* Buying or Sr Ring See you buy. Open Evening* and Sales-RenUla. GlrxMtn Lake Mary Call us about our hminevs rates Sofa Bed. Rocker, Chair — 2-Strp 314 Magnolia. Ph Sum lay*. 1,. M. I'ASSONS REALTY WFMrvO SERVICE —n 44 end Tables, I- Cocktail Table. CIVIL SERVICE: City. State Easltidr Trailer Sales, “ The Want Ad Department it at 3 Point* Jet*. Sly A li 92 and Fcd< rat position*. Salaries For Rrttcr Pturnnmg Two Tabic Lamp*. One Floor Palatke, Fla. L. L. Sill—Plano Technician. •pen from 6 30 a m unlit 5 30 n SMALL BUSINESS to $4 191.20 yearly and over. Sec or Call Lamp. SI711.00 i terms.) m each business day except Sal EOR RENT — 2 Bedroom IIou.,c Phone I16t Rout* L Sanford. you have a im^ll buatnese tn a Men and women needed. Postal USED CARS FOlt SALE—IfcYe- If secluded $7500 per month ECHOLS HEDGING CO. W. JKING onlay afternoon Deadline fm part ot towo and are Clerk*. Mad Carriers, Railway dit t* O. K., you can lake up wrek-riay insertions Is 2:00 p ni SUM South Park I'bune M Cornet 2nd A Magnolia Ph 1232 C. A. WIIIDDON, SR. Mail Clerk*. Immigration and Interested In getting cu«bimers SPACE AVAILABLE payments. No down payment the day preceding publication •■Bud" Bamberger. Mgr. Reg. Rral E*la:c Broker list the service you otfer lo the Custom* Service, Storekeeper* CAU. 1821 required *48 Chcvcrolet $199 oo Any eus coming in laler Ihan Oprn Monday til • p. m. 119 S Park Ph 12*> TREK S E R V IC E Surgery. Dc and many others. luMriifitnii* Classified column of the Sanford '52 Butek $990 00. And Matty. 1:00 p in will be published undo* AND INQUIRE Mussing, Pruning and Remov­ Tlrrt'd Call 1831 now being given. Examination* Many Other*. Write llox 219. Ton Laic To Classify. CONCRETE ing At* fre e City A County Maps d*o Spraying. P h o n e cumins soon Write Box NTS. Lake Mary. After 7 p. in. call AditrUsers are requested, to no Ready Mixed Concrete. Concrete 1143 J tt. II. ••BUI" STEM 1'I.R 'r Pie Herald. Sanford. 1777-M.. tify the Want-Ad Deparlmrol tm 8l><ck. Sand, Gravel. Cement Realtor — General Insurance I mediately nl any errors to thru Gertrude B. Ulagfeldrr Associate Concrete Pipe lo Meet AH Quail Ih \ HELP WANTED (Female) I8A Dragline service, Lakrfronts & FOR SAI.K: 1947 rtonecr All ads, at The Sanford Herald wtU be Phone 1122 (icationi 112 N. Park Ave ditching Estimate* given. I’hnne Aluminum. 26 FI House Trailer ivilll'E ^Iirl.x (or Sodi Fountaln responsible let only out incorrrc Phone 2IU Geneva 2464, Orlando 52504 Reasonably Priced. See Mr* and Rrstauranl work. Apply Mr. Insertion___________________ Whether buying or selling, it will Shermnn Concrete Pipe Co Sanford 2221. Clark. Tomhlon Drug Store. Beckham, at tJ.e office of the pay you to see: Oui ttcsl I3ib si. -I EOE BENT Sanford Trailer Park. J. tt. IIALL, REALTOR 11KAU I’lCI AN Full or1 part Quality bulldozer work and land Florida Slala Bank Bu'Jding WELAKA APARTMENTS: room* Powell'* O ffice Supply lime Ella's Beauty Salon, rlearmg J C. 4'ari>enler. Iti 1919 Slmleliaker *i Ton Tlck-up • Call Hell" Ph.ma 17SB “Your Portable Typewriter Head­ privala bath*. 114 W K.rst Sc Dell ary 2. Box 252. Sanford, Florida T r u c k . Excellent eondilion. quarters" Phone No. 2214-X W.» 11.300. Down and Move In Cheap Oil WILL TltADE for YOUNG LADY WITH KNOW­ • nemlngioo Jeep Phone 2266 M. RoIUway and Baby Bed* NEW 3 Bedroom Masonry Home*. LEDGE OF OFFICE WORK • Royal Oak or Tile floor, ceramic bath. Day, Week or month—Tel 1425 HERE'S HOW! AND LITTLE SELLING EXFOR SALE — 'S3 Willy* Jeep 4 Scrccnrd porch and carporte. • Smith-Corona FumJlor* Center t i l Weal riral PER1FNCK FOR It RANCH IN Put Shades. Screen* and Vene­ wheel drive, excellent condi­ Largo lots. Oil wil! consider Expert Repairman at Powell's SANFORD. PLEASE REPLY tian Blind* on YOUIl (torch tion. Full top and side rnrlnin*. income property. Lota, or house every Tuesday. IN OWN HANDWRITING TO * Avaloa Apia. Efficiency. Phone fur the co*t of Awning* alone— Rea-unable. Jluglic*, Big Tree of less value in trade. I , J. Ris 110 Magnolia Ave. Phone 8*4 Oul Weat 13th SL Phone 2189 BOX MC c, o THE SANFORD Call 1447 for quolations. 423. Park. ncr, Btdr. 2420 Holly Ave. HERALD SPECIAL . Plastic Scat Covers $23 98 SEE Semloola Really for Dcilr 2 BEDROOM Block Home. KR IIWORK WANTED -11 chcn equipped, Venetian blind*. Edmond’* Upholnfery Shop HIGH SCHOOL ROY wlih l ’nwe? able Homea and Apia. Phone Z7 Hoi water. Space Healer. Bree1714 So. French Ave. Mower wants mowing. Phooe zeway Excellent corner lot. CLEAN Apartments. $33. and 150 Payments $46.75 monthly, boo RED-1-M1X CONKI112TE East 23th S t, Sanford. Cll Park Av«. Grease Traps ScpUc Tanks CURTAINS washed, starehrd and Window Sills Lintels. slrelched. 318 itcUnnvlUc. Phone TWO BEDROOM Block, kitchen FURNISHED Apartment. MO Park 879. equipped, hot water and spare Sand, Rock. Cement, Steel Mortar Avu. heater, Venetian blinds. Good MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. 14- 8PKC1AI SERVICES' - 1 4 location. Phone 1332 J. 309 Elm Ave. Phone 1335 A Furnished Kitchenette apta. Air U^tLANDO Morning benUaeL OrConditioned. Slumberland Court. FOR SALE —20 Acres nf land, SPECIAL AT lindo Evening S4ar. Call B«ipx South City Until* Highway 17 92 rctijed In. 1052, 4 flowing .well*, N IX B ED D IN G MFG. CORay. 1163-J plenty nf water. Tractors, trucks Baby Beds and Mattress, Holly­ MCE Rooma. Hot water 13 00 and other equipment, 6 Room Special — TV and Rail* wood Bed* in all types and weekly. CaU 1015-W before house and large barn. Phone Service and Repair* sires. Upholstering and alip 7 p. m _______________ 1552-W*1. Covers ACA Motorola Sale* and Rarvte* Phooe 144-J Extra Clean, 1 bedroom furnished FOR SALE— 10 Acre Grove. 180 1301 Kinlord Ave. Gene's Texace Service apartment. Close Id, 703 West 1138 Hanford Ave. on road. Price $13,000. Terma, JA L O U SIE S ft A W N IN G S 1st Street, Phone All. Phone 1393-J. P. 0. Box 1134. Life time Glass aod Aluminum FLOOR SANDINd A Finishing —Free Estimates—Fro* Instal Oak Boon furnisbed. laid A fn Oarage apt.. Good location, 305 tt ATTRACTIVE 2'Bedroom Cottage lalioo—Telephone 1423. Furni loca.H 1018 Magnolia Ave. ished. In busineaa aince 1920. East UUi. Phone 22S-J, lure Center. H6 W First St. Phone 453 or M. Estate of 8a E F. Sir vena; Route 2, Box 227: die S. Brume. 1Desirable one and 1 bedroom apta Call 716 ft-4 before I a. m. or FOR SALE RIGHT NOW1 after 6 p. m. Phone 433-W. BEAUTIFUL SPINET PIANO 3 Bedroom House. 7230. down and TWO New beautiful furnished assume note. 1813 Summerlin Stanley's Dike Shop Ave. Would you be Interested In buy Apartmenta. CaU >33-11. 110 E. 4th Kt. Tel. 2434 ine a beautiful spinet piann Bicycle A Genrral Repair Keyi IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY For which has been rented in your LARGE APT. on Lake Charm. Lawn mower iharpeo A Service Veterans. T h r e e Bedroom vicinity and on which a consld Includes 3 Bedrooms and den House, Dixhwasher. Bcndix crable amount has been paid? Plumbing. Kreaky llratiag Vlry reasonable. R. A. Cameron. Wisher and Dryer. Closing M. G. HODGES Oviedo, Phone 4*34. coil only approximately 1300.00 Full credit for an rental pay Service on All Water Pump*OiTcr-Weller Homea, Ine. ments and drayage will be giv­ Well* Drilled - Pump. UNFURNISHED- t b a d room 114)0 8. Mellonvilla en from purchase price, balance Phone INI Paole Road Phone 700 ' irate apartment. Reasonable. Is imall payments. 11 Maple Ave. Phone 1404-J. 400 Feet frontage with double Complete TELEVISION SERVICE highway frontage on Turtle If Inlere.'ted, write Immediately on aU make* and models t NEWLY constructed house. Mound Road. Short distance before piano i* brought back to Kitchenette furnished. Pboaa HANFORD ELECTRIC CO. south of cniporatc limits of New store. STREEP MUSIC. 841 443. 116 MageeUa Ave. Phooe 442 Smyrna B e a e b . Reasonably North Orange, Orlando, Fla. priced. A. A. Taylor, 1338 Mag­ F H A _______„ Nice sleeping room. 111 Oik. nolia Street. New S m y r n a ONE Roy's 14" Bicycle. $10.00. Phone 1066-M. For Remodeling and repair*. Can tie seen at 2413 Elm. Pbuoa Beach, Florida. Phone SOS R, Nothing Down—Small Monthly 2290-W. Payment* Three Bedroom house unfurnish­ 3 LOTS, Dreamwold Section on rOR SALKFishing Wormsed. also One Bedroom Garage Sherman Controls Co. Largt blue wtgglrrs. WholeApartment, furniihrd. Phone 2489 salt aod retail prires. W. E. Out Heat 13th Woodruff A Singletary W DUN RIVER CITRUS GROVE Donaldson, San Mateo, Fla, RANDALL ELECTRIC c d • Real Batata OF A P P R O X I M A T E L Y Phone East 34 343. T V SERVICE CENTER 160 ACRES WITH ABOUT FIVE M il Winter Apinct piano. Mahogany. • Factory Supervised Service « ™ ™ ed a c t i o n a l Less year old, with matching LOVELY One Bedroom .... • House calls 9 a. m till 9 p m benrh. Cast new 1893 00, will Cottage by month. Free a] (All makei and modeUt PFIC.ED w m MU $450.00. Phooe 1723-R. and water. II. J. Carroll, • 113 Mag. Ave. Phooe 8400 South on 17-82. R Room Apartments. By Month TOO or week. 1U Elm. Phooe 28»3-W. CAW •KIX .•nvthtng W T M J M W m u a EXTRA SPECIAL " S n V S is r * With A BEO NOW — factory lo You — A lum inum £ r -- — SHERMAN CONCI PIPE CO. f INVENTORY SPECIALS VWWntAN BUNDS 8x12 Heavyweight Linoleum Rugs . 7.81 (MaUoaally Adv. RoUa-Head) JUFT CAUL M.M Walnut Vl Bose Court — I Boom feralabed <* HiJmfactured la Sanford iresier, Mirror and 2g b hwl* Vmm Urb tm rni Cb Apartment Phooe I M IK ■ook case Red .. MOO SM Waal M SL 179.85 Gray and White Double Dresser, Mirtor chest and Bookc u e Bed ................. 98.00 V / n r / i p r i / llitiif Blonde Double B m tr lf Aw IUrm Cmtm Dreiser, Mirror, Chest “Your WrotihgnouM Daalar*' and Poster Bed .. 119.00 in llm ld iji a Room Am rimra t Blonde or Walnut m - M. ^ I n 1 .m u b n * Apply gtSp^m etl____________ • Hagaalia I7R Finish Vanity, Vanity Bench, Cheat and Panel Yea, wa have practically USED TRACTORS Bed ............................. 123.00 . BffM (Tartar C4 Walnut Finiah everythint In lumber and IT-4 I n i UstfurmUMmd Cottage, K l t c h « n Vanity, Vanity Bench, materials for your every Cheat and Poater Used furalt Bed ............. lu.oo etc, Blonde Vanity, , building need — Urge or 831 CLEAN Snwaetaln f _ Vanity Bench, •Chert, ■mall. So why not save TTIvate bath Nile Stand and Poatrr ,AIB L'ONDITIONING Jrsace- i u 'MaieavHla. rU*. K m Bed ....................... m oo time and bother by calling Room or House «M I Red Plaatie Sofa B. R POPE CO, INC and Matching chair .. 149.00 S3 first- You'll like our S ^ S S S RENTA lii » ~ i j H t SoMb Part Ave- Pbaaa 1 Green Picture friendly service and ap­ Window Sofi and Matching Chair ......... 139.00 preciate tha fine quality of X Pc. Sectional board Motors, Boats. We buy buy Sofa with Foam — Fto P i n t 1364-J Wood* wagon wheels. Super " our lumber and materUia. cuthlona . . . . 179.00 Tred'nq Post, One mile South 3»-$0 Rubber W M ffttib m i , Blonde 9 Pe on IT 93. Phooe 2213 IL Dining Room Suite 3B9.00 HOUSE- « ,7 5 _ » • a r s e a ars—*■ . ■t YOUb AD WER4 « A S IN TSUI B - f iS S i AftBACI A v 7 -« ^ w * r New - MAICO HearCall M3 L MATHER OF SANFORD GOOD end BAD HILL LUMBER & SUPPLY YARD *11 w . M 81. r* . u �•- Paps 8 Mon. Map V, 19SS THE SANFORD HERALD Additional Society Home Demo Work Monforton Twins June Graduates, Set On Basis Honored At Party Of State Rules - Homs demonstration work as a part of tha Agricultural Exten­ sion Berries Is organised on a atat« basis, with headquarters at the Florida State University. Offices ar* located In county a eats of 62 of Florida’* 67 coun­ ties. It is an adult and youth educatlonsl service to thousand* of Florida families. • The state horns demonstration •gent directs, under the guidance from FSU In Tallahassee. Ons •isistant agent, four district a* Vice director, tha state program • f tha Agricultural Extension Sergenta and ten specialists serve on tha Slat* Home Demonstration •taff. A Junior and senior home de­ monstration club program func­ tions In 62 counties in Florida. There are 1/137 clubs with a total membership of 31,601. In 1954, 6,<88 adult leaders gave demon­ strations In home industries and tnarkstinr, clothing, family life education, food and nutrition, food production and conservation health education, home Improve­ ment, and 4-11 girls club work. Appropriations wars granted for Work In three additional counties to 1954, making a total of 62 counties with hom* demonstration programs. Farm and hom# development Work has been added to the pro­ gram this year. Eight counties — Columbia, Hamilton, Jefferson, Leon, Washington, Holmes, Oka­ loosa and Santa Rosa — havo besn named as pilot counties. Miss Myrtle Wilson, county homo demonstration agent, meets With th* sight hom* damonstralion clubs each month, and has 16 4*H Girls' Clubs organised in the different schools, and haa regular monthly meetings to tha schools With them. Homo demonstration clubs are . having thalr annual achievement day today at th* County Homo Demonstration Canter, 401 E. 25th S t , to which th* public is invited. Circle No. Five Attends Luncheon A t Last Meeting Twwity-thre* todies from Orel* Ns. Ftv* *f th* WSCS of the First Methodist Church attended • luncheon nasally at th* lovely home of M rs B. B. Crumley on Bilvar Lake. Tha tost matting af tha year, It was tpestd with • devotional by U n . & B. Clark. Mrs. B. 0 . Har* riman, secretary, reported thatth* Circle had aneaodod Its quota for tha year after which Mr*. J. N. A s a n lto gava tha pert. Mr*. Crumley asked Mrs. E. C. Harper Sr. enter­ tained at her home on 1816 San­ ford Ave., Saturday from 10 a. m. to 12 p. m. with a Cota and Chat­ ter Party, honoring t’ j Misses Sandra and Sonja Monforton, who art graduating from Semlnols High School in June, Lunch was served buffet style from th* dining room table cover­ ed with a red cloth and centered with white gladlolL Others who enjoyed this delight­ ful occasion with Sandra and Sonja wera Miss Betty Bryan, Miss Marilyn Calhoun, Miss Shir­ ley Walls, Mitt Shirley Tyre, Mil* Barbara Drown, hilts Minnie Lee Metts, Mist Mary Ann Roxton, Mrs. Jimmy Wade. Miss Marianna Strickland, Miss Caye Stubblns. Mlsa Terrele Jean Nelson, Mist Jean Wilkie, Mitt Joan Wilkie, Mist Colleen Engebretson, Miss Helen Alexander, Mist Ltnnl, Ho tunda, MU* Helen Lindsey, Mrs. W. C. Jennings, Mist Rochelle Eu­ banks, Mrs. Eleanor Butler, Mist Jean Kennedy and Miss Mlnarva Smith. B y s s want Is taap a Mow or othor food at tbs altamariag point, whoa yes are eookhif It orer a top tarnar on tko rants, aak* rero that th# airfare of tk* liquid barely rlpplt*. Simmering mtmna to cook Jnst bolow th* boiling point Circle No. EightCloses Out Year With Supper, M eet Circle No. Eight of th* WSCS of th* First Methodist Church met Tuesday evening for It* final meeting In tha garden of Mr*. Jam** Botard. A covered dish supper wa* held after which routln# business was dlsp«n**d with. Mrs. J. H. Le* Jr., chairman, thanked th* memb«rs fpr their cooperation during tha year- 8ha announced that on May 6 Fellow* ship Day would be held at tha Congregational Church at 3 p. m. On May 8 th* regular business meeting would b* held and on May IS another matting would b* In the form of n luncheon wrlth name* being drawn /o r th* varloua circles. Mrs. Ksnls Green was present­ ed with n gift as ahs ts leaving Sanford in June. Thos* attending ware Mrs. Ro­ derick Adams, Mrs. Charles At* klnson, Mrs. Bob Bennett. Mrs. Jams* Bozard, Mrs. Hugh Carl* ton, Mrs. D. 11. Fletcher, Mrs. Ktnla Green, Mrs. C. O. Jones, Mrs. Marvin Lsddon, Mrs. J. H. Le* Jr., Mrs. Camilla Little, Mrs. E. H. McAlexander, Mrs. Fred I’crklns, Mrs. Ernest Southward, Mrs. John S. White, Mrs. Bsa Wiggins and Mrs. Blaka Sawyer. Add a dish of iplec to pastry m ff sppto pUI For a recipe bared on two rup* of flour, tuo three-quar­ ters teaspoon nutmeg. II your ap­ ple* 'or the pie aren’t tart sprinkle thu apples with h»lf a teaspoon of grated lemon rind and a table* ipocn of tomon Juice. Ever **rre foatUd Jam sand* wlches T To mak* them retrov. the crusts from thin alien of fresh bread; rpread the bread with apri­ cot or raspberry jam end roll up diagonally. Faatca th# tolls with toothpick* and toast In a hot oven. Jh a n lt ty o iL, Oshij^ From th« bottom of my heart, I thank the hundreda of my personal guests who really overwhelmed m e with their patronage on Mother's Day. I appreciate your Sraetom comments about the food and patience In being served. To the 75 or 60 prospective patrons we could not accomodate I offer my regrets and an Invitation to please come back again. Thanks, again, Sanford and Seminola County for your acceptance of my desire to serve you. \ RUUBON MMAOWB * atagar recently And by Arthur Godfrey Cram hi* television show, and TV producer Larry Puck, IT, are ahowa boarding a plana at LeCluardia Field, New York, for a 10-day honeymoon to Bermuda. They were married to BL Louis, Mo. Rack was ala* discharged by Arthur Godfrey. (International) Barbecue sauce Is dalldoua ov­ er chicken; but it’s also good with duck. Roast the duck (cut in quarters) by your regular method, but bast# often with th# sauce. Father’s planning to havo his cronies over! Servo hot potato salad surrounded with steaming hot frankfurters and lots of pic­ kles and mustard. L u cille P . A p p le b y , OWNER MRS. APPLEBY'S RESTAURANT Valdez Hotel Presbyterians Vote Mothers Honored To Join Circles At Special Program During Summer Evening Clrel* No. 3, of tha In Chapter Meet First Presbyterian Church mat re­ Ssmlnol* Chapter No. Two of the OES net in tha Masonic Hell Thursday evening with Mrs. Vir­ ginia Anderson, worthy matron, presiding. A Mother’s Day Program was presented and eight Rainbow girls entered wearing large bows of satin ribbons. Four of th* girls wore red bows representing th* living mothers and four white ones representing th* dead. Tha girls stood before th* wor­ thy matron as all th* mothers In th* organisation stood after vhlch they were presented carnations during a abort ceremony. Mrs. Jo* Corley was soloist. Those participating were Miss Harriett Redding, Miss Juns Jsnnings, Mlsa Margaret Ellison, Miss Peggy Lundqulst, Miss San­ dra Loo, >y*s Amoret Spslr, Miss Irma Jean Corley and Mlsa Betty Davia. Mr*. Jams* Davis waa Initiated Into tha chapter as • new member. A short memorial was held In hon­ or of the tote Mrs. Clara Gian, a member ef th* ahaptcr. Tha room was beautifully deco­ rated with spring flowers consist­ ing af gladioli and Easter lilies. Mra. Augusta Bllbrey was chair­ man af tha nfrsafcaiaat commit- cently at th* home of Miss Rsboeca Stevana with Mil* Mary Earl* ai co-hostess. Announcements ware made as th* meeting opened with prayir by Mrs. Harry Walr. Miss Stevans was introduced as skeratary and tha group voted to hare Jalnt meeting* during tha summer with Evening Circle No. 3. Mrs. C. W. Johnson presided, and the Blbls lesson was given by Mrs. Roy Mann. “Lst’s Talk About It" was given by Mrs. Harris Folds and letters of appreciation, from th* T. B. patients for whom tha circle gava • ehowar recently, wan read. Refreshments war* reread la th* following. Mrs. Elisabeth Sharon, Mr*. At Wallace, Mrs. Thomas Freeman, Mrs. Clifford McKlbhln, l l n Harry Walr, Mra. Roy Mann, Mr*. L. E. Walker, Mr*. W. E. Dod­ son, Mr* Alfred Greens, Mra. ‘ D. P. Lanier, Mra. Rickard Packard, Mr*. Al Lyon, Mr*. W. J. King. Mra. Harold Poalstra, Mra. Hen­ ry D’Amico, Mrs. W, C. Bollinger, Mrs. Dick Aiken, Mra. Harris Felds, Mrs. C. W. Johns**, Mis* Ollto Reau Whittle and th« haataasas UNION LEADERS ARE DODGING THE ISSUE IN THE TELEPHONE STRIKE Thev are issuing a lot of misleading statem ents about the company's position on arbitration. These statem ents don’t check with the facts. % Look a t these fa c ts - * Ever since we’ve had a contract with the union, the true intent and meaning of every provision of every agreement between the company and the union has been subject to arbitra­ tion* WELL DRILLING Howard C. Lone Phone 888 SOT A Csaussrdsl BEFORE THU STRIKE STARTUP Southern Bell proposed that any, disciplinary action resulting f r o m violations of the no-strike clause de­ manded by the company would bo subject to arbitration. Before the strike started, Southera Bell p* 1 t h a t o i l r o ip e n eioni of em b, n f i r d l i N o f th e Martha." fr*m the book, *Tbo V u t « Caltoth" br U i t Hoilo. K n , Creator « u fir e s s tore* I f oQrer otook troy snd Mr*. Hhlnkotoor s rorenibto card Ubto cor* wr by th# etrsto for tbotr ooUUad*?ko#o attesting wore Mr*. F. B. Atoms, k n . L. A. Andersen, Mra. J, N. A m rello, Mr*. C. P. Branaa, Mr*. I . W. Brown, Mr*. M ia Ctork, Mr*. B. B. Cruratoy, Mr*. W. F. Ptold*. Mr*. B. A. Fntrell, Mr*. B. 0 . Harrimaa, Mr*, l s r Htrron, Mr*. E. D. Kirchhoif, Mr*, tool** Kaowtoa, Mr*. J, 0. su b je c t to a r b itr a - In spite of what union leaders have said, the truth Is that before the strike started, Southern Bell propofled fall and complete arbitration on ever? type of dtedpUB# tin t coald be Imposed andor the new eontrect In fact, not only in discipline bat practically every other ttm In the Brownie Troop 5 Enjoys Supper U n . W. B. Ntobotoon, Mr*. A. (temuaat. Mis. Ostovia Boa* , Mr*. Xobort Kooly, Mrs. M. •trick teal, Mr*.' A. E. Skis* Brewala Tro*p No. I a NT, Mrs. Laalto Tkooaom. a hamburrv fry i t (ta a *. a a WslU And Mr*. T. B. os Tuaatay os "Batty Bn BUT THIS UNION WANTS STILL MORE They are going so far as to de­ mand that an arbitrator be called in now to decide what the terms of the new contract shall be. He would, in effect, write a whole new contract and his decision tfould be final There his responsibility ends. Southern Bell's management is charged with the sole responsibility for providing communications ser­ vices in the ire s the company serves. It cannot surrender that responsibi­ lity to others. Our obligation under the law cannot be delegated. We h u t retain the right to m a k e the final decisions essential to the sound and effective management of this public service. The Issue to this strike Is simple and dear—Will union leaders Bve up to a contract once it is signed? Southern Bell guarantees good wages, good working conditions and other contract benefits. In return It naha only that union Isadora agree net to disrupt service to the public by strikes who# the contract Is In farce. This they refuse to do on any, They sUD *'4*. rS, j-: .<rv . <! V . ... >8 $ *wr.. ■ a™ .. ■W -- •a*. V ....... , ,. U Years » L'***sn* '* c ' * v •? v -• *»* ’*# . - * ■r * ' .Li ♦? t l ’.sV ' r-y f �n Shop and Save In Sanford Wxt W an ted • K d la h lia h H I90>* VMI.PMK XLVI American Jets DownTwoMigs During Attack Strolling In Sanford Mri. Marguerite Graham, 2296 Grandview Are., wa# telling the Stroller about the Miami publicity recently given to an Easter lily 'S carin g 10 bud*. Hut It eeeni* as though Mm . Graham can go the Miami plant ore belter. On the euuth tide of her home proudly grow* in R atter illy boasting 20 bjd*. The owner »ay* they thou Id be in full bloom in about a week. • • • Due to the leek of a quorum, the ■r re ting last week of the Hanford Theatre Guild was postponed. ^George Dsbbs, president, hee an'aouneed that another effort sill be made to get enough Interested peraons together to meet Wednes­ day at 8 p. m. at the City Hall A u d ito rial. Ho urges all Guild oiembeni and any other interest­ ed peraona to attend. • s o Overheard in a local drugstore— *A man eometimea can get a pearl out cf an oyster, but it stake* n pretty girl to get n diemond out of an old crab . . . Some mind* are Ilka concrete, all mixed up and permanently act . . Worry ie Ilk* a rocking chain’ ll will give you something to do but it wont g*t y»* anywhere." » # • “Cheaper by the Down" will be presented In the 8H8 auditorium Haight at I p. n . as tbs annul Senior Class play. Mr*. Nellie m Coleman la tba director. Ticket* may ha haaght at tba dear. ■ • • Mrs. Lorraine Graham, execu­ tive secretary of the Bemlnote County Tuberculosis and Health A m i -* announced today that th* office will be cleaod Wednesday • through Saturday while the ia in Miami attending the* annual con­ ference e f the Florida TB and Health A nn. The meeting* will bald ia the McAllister Hotel. W n s * Tba Heard af Director* ef tba Chamber af Cammcrca will m at • *. at. teday In the Comme­ nt City HaU. Underwater Blast J o Go Off Soon WASHINGTON M V - Seeking tactic* far defence against submarine attack, U. S. military actMtiata win act off in th* Pacific within a taw days the aeeoi known wndmwater atomic blast A tamo announcement yesterday aald only that a “email yield nu­ clear device" will ho exploded In a taw day* la the eastern Pacific \ 0 Mvnral hundred mile*" from th* off th* Wort mw The ogpleeiou location will “completely clear of fishing grounds and shipping lanes," laid the announcement from the Atmmk Caorgy Commission and tho Defence Department. It add them h eap haaard to perse ea the mainland or nay Islands ia Ftetfio. win ^Joint Fish Fry Sat For Soturdoy Th* Seminolo County Sports­ men Association and the Semi­ nole County Federation of Wo­ men's Clubs are holding a fish fry Saturday May 14 at Federa­ tion Wayaide. Farit on Heed 44 , when it free*** the Weklve liver. V Dedication of the new park win he at f p. ta. eerviag tiaee ie at S ► »• _______________ Soviet O fficials Head For Warsaw ' MOSCOW IH - Prem ier M M Bulganin led • aerial deUgatk ta Warsaw M i y ta r the birth ef . the Communist reralea of NATO. V 'T h * Moscow radio le a B u e rii the •— Hnni arrival hy p le a t ta tbe Pullsh rtgltaL . U ji MloUter V. M. Metatar end Defense Mleiater Geergl Sha­ ko* eccompeelod tan Froaiar tar Die Soviet Met a— H i water, taco, which else her ef «v-W Tt: j h3 TUESDAY MAY 10. 19.". I 'r r s s fair, lit tie chant'* In tem» |if»r*1urr through U>dn» .day; hi?H th l» A ftern o o n in'and,, c l i p to r.’o l Inn tonight r \ fp p l *0 o 5 c im M and kt\%. I.m .-rd H i r e I ...g i... No. IS I Leonardy Accused Of Violating Rights TOKYO (/P)— American Sabre Jets, jumped by Com­ munist MIGs between North Korea and Bed China, shot down two of the Itussinn-built jets ami probably destroyed another this morning, the Air Force announced. The dogfight started over international waters of the Yfllow Set, th« Air Force said, when ‘eight Sabres were attacked by 12 to 16 Communist fighters.' AI' the Snhres, on s patrol nitsrion, returned later to their Ko­ rean bases. The fight area was aliout 50 .-iiilcs southwest of the mouth of the Y*lu Hirer, boundary between North Korea and Red China Com­ munist Chin* has a large air base et Antung, and North Korea at Sinuiju, on opposite banks of the la 'u . The Air Force gave no clue on the nationally of the MIG*,_ used bv the air forces of North Korea, Communist China and Soviet HuatU . An Air Force announcement said the MIGs firqjl first It said the Sabres, from the 35lh Squadron of the Kth Fighter-Bomber Wing, returned the fire. Two Communist pitots baited out and “the third plane was last seen diving atiaight down trailing smoke." It was the third almost Identical incident In the same general Yel­ low Sea area In 10 months. aid AN IN O B PK N D B N T DAILY N E W SPA PE R SA N FO R D . FLORIDA. WfeatKer' V otth Sam Sheppard Has New Hopes ToGainFreedom Frederick Makes Charge At Meeting O f C i t y Commission CLEVELAND (AP) — Twice C ity Police Judge John Leonardy was accused last night loier in moves to win a new trial before* lln* Cjty (\m im is.vou o f "flagrantly" violating a do- VIC! FIIMOIMT and Mm . Richard M. Nixon are shown with Vtncoot Staskel, Jr^S.ot Shenandoah Hclxht*, Pa., a victim of rcrcbral palsy, after they ofUclally opened the 1951 United Cerebral Palsy Fund­ raising campaign- They lighted a replica of the Beacon of Hope, ^symbol of the drive, at a ceremony in Wa*hinglon. (fairroalumalf T e a c h e r s A r e T o ld T o C h a n g e F ig u r e s Atiburndale Principals Tell Board Move Was Made For Good Of Pupils Western Big Three, Backed By NATO, Invites Soviets PARIS 4A r t _ Th# Westers P*lc Thiee, hacked hy th« whole NATO alliance, invited lh« ttovir* A ttorney (.on ion h’lvilorich rharjrmf .littlpe I.eomvrriv I'nlon today to a top loc«l conferday based hi* hope of tierdom from life in prison on an appeal* pi'ottouiKTil tin- <lt fnmLuii. lijiviil I'fiiifrlo a Sanford Negro, erne this summer on East-We.-I ITiiJty w 1' limit tiAlfUtif? tn f'l in- problems in Europ*. rnurt healing scheduled for Ma> ★ ★ ★ ★ •ludgn Edward S. Hl>tInn, in whose court a Jury convicted Sheppaid last Dec. 21 of dubbing his wife to death, rejected late yes­ terday a motion for a new it ini on the ham# of newly discovered eviden- c. Week* sco Judge Blythin denied a new trial motion citing numer­ ous alleged erroi* 111 thn .11-yearold osteopath's 10-wcck trial.Tb.il earlier denial w u carried to the Appellate Court, and Sheppard's chief council William J. Corrigan said he would “with dispatch"*upplsmrnt k with an appeal from ycitoi day’s decision. .Sheppard remained In County Jml, where he was taken last July ;I0, charged with bludgeoning hi* piecnatit wife Marilyn in her bed­ room at their Bay Village home July 4 He Iml no comment on Judgt Blythin’* ruling. "!* » tt-'imony. T riirru l %nul I'rm ctr h«d I'vu o r**.^icitcd t <> !•«* hi*aiil. Pi mull* bfg»rt •<Ft vIfiST a jfiil PtTiFi? .Wftftft'ttaY «tn 1tl« «OllYiCiton nf driving whtl^ uuoxwa!*M. •'My clirnt i* tpcmiing thr night lit city jail ivhrn h * hannH been nff'Hdcd juttivr," Knviciick #1c t lan d. I'olit ** €’|ii* f Hoy H* \\ illiAti A Batid hi* nfft'iftl tn turn th# dr iViirlmnt .m ff tn Fri'di iiik tend reop«*ii th** ra*P Krmirrtrk r^plird htn flirni ratd-i not affunl fin Appi.il tn b \ nt , siicp-esiine t i c k a meet- ‘ i W»ie t.emr cabled to Moscow for delivery a l th* kiemlin to­ night nr early tomoirmv, diploma­ tic informant ■ said. •Artned with Pie.«ident F.Uen- lto\iei > ronscti*. i n u n r s n , Frcnri* and British experts finished up th* text of tha Invitation and quickly ohtained tha approval of '■e NATO minrstcr*. including M e t (7ri man's t'h.incellor— F o r . eipn Minister Koniad .Adenauer. • nder th* proposal. U. S. Sec- BARTOW cf — Two Auburn-etarv of Stalo Dulles, British dale rr.ionl principals told the foreign Secretary Harold Mm. county school hoard yciterday h i t in*i* rn u r I o r f u i t h f r i#g»1 rtt t » Mtllan, Krenrh Foicigij Mmialrf they ir.Mulcted Irachcrs to change "A* An attnihry I'm ilci^ly pri* tntoine Pinay amt Soviet Foreign attendance figures in errtain in­ t••f lirtl by tb# t b a r e r C i t y Al­ Minister \ , M. Molotov wouM stances. tai Dry A. Ktlvwn MiinboUur re- mret a day or lu o in advarue tif They denied a rharge by one . larkr . lit* iTjggi hied ibt* * am- a meeting “at the summit" of Kiteacher, Charles G. Minus, that -enliou n . Soviet Premier N’ikolnl luit ‘ton Mimiliiin th<* jiftige and Kiev instructed the Irachcrs In him point iitftni if In* had rrfuR* ihdganin. British Prime Minialie falsify the records so the school tit t*i tmar tlif deffmlanl* i Krtrii mul French Premier Edg,.r could —•n't a higher attrmlanrc Min* rum mi At*ion detdilriJ to it r Fmiit* WASHINGTON (/P>— R * Pfltr wholr mat Ur at it a rif\t m nl Payment of 15.200 to the con­ avcraH' and qualify for an catra Priest (D-Tenn) said today the tractor was imtiiorir.nl by City teachei. inifo government evidently plena a A. It. Liggett, supervising prin­ In ntltrr ret ion !*'t night, t hi Lrfore clearing supplies of Salk Commission last night after Ro­ cipal of the Atiburndale area, Commijtnicm n |i|iol«iI a m*w fiir "much closer" check In the future bert M. Angu*. city consulting en­ testified at a folk County School man Moat.I of Atljm.1 mrnti arid gineer, explained how an Unau­ antipollo vaccine for public use. Board hearing that he told his Apjifttli. Narird It* lIn* hoard um* thorised sewer was laid on Bay Some Democrat* in Congrcsa principals children with excused W, hi a t 'Ml, I. It Ailidawn, said undue confusion had accotn Avr. absences could be counted as pre­ h. r 11h i p* r, L u n i il O i l f r Htiil j Tha engineer1* ehlef assistant, panled the Eisenhower atlmini* GOIHION F IIH Iintlt K sent if they made up the work (ration's handling of its part of David Newman, assumed full missed, (hlaff 1‘boto) Kuy V\all. hmt ^f i t vxill for tbfer j th# program, but Priest described responsibility for authorising the Mrs. Marguerite I.evlgnc, prin­ S AIGON'. Soulli Viet Nani f APt Voar*, whi14 Aulidoun ami llayjrrr si “well In order" the recom­ line. He drn.rd that anyone of the cipal of the Auburndaie Junior VIENNA, Austria <AP> — The ’icmtcr Ngn flinh Diem tonight u HI yet\i* fur tv o ymi5 rai l* unit commissioner ronferred with him mendation for a temporary halt ia High Srnool where Manos is as- West went ahead today with plana D ill Mild Wall for i»nr \ rnr t ith nillliiliii, r,l fnnnstien of a ne v be furs he mad* the decision. mass vaccinations. far ilgnlng llie Austrian indeprnwiili t)„ immedtat# s\n(Hy|ilt|ii«*pl of tha ini'* bond | kovnnment T ht H r, wm laid despite* th*. He i* chairman of the Com­ p tr*a*w.tW* we-, >-*'<t itr ir i'* 1 Boat or -ailing frr* South Alet ” 7? ^ ** ■ *%■ *f <*b-, «w v -9 tilted#' rr e ai y h#*iji tha merce Committee, which handle* fact the Commi asion voted to til* ^Evidence Nam’s nmilsry wrenen froth limit iTtr P'21’,1 was Jntrodnrrri l.'i t ah s new nuuii.ey ’SI P*iie»al election*. ohi k n n l bud Nrm inn Mb** *a Innir most health legislation.x On th* minate the project from the sew­ fences had been c ra irj in several Soviets. D'eiri -aid in fotmiug In* pew thr trtniA of pH lit iiiriulit'is itad er program a* of last Fib. 21. basis of consultations with admin * In the continuing talks her# on Cabinet, he had f-dinned the ni l.“I think the city I* legally eases, rxp.inf. istratlon officials, he said in an ia IJggeit said the policy was hi* the treaty draft, Russian Ambas-. bound to pay for it," City At­ The CnninitsrioH reappointed T, t "t '"I* , eongrrrasi * tciview he understand* tbs Health own and county scfatol officials *ador 1. I. llylvhtv demanded yc.'-i Claieticr R-ddlng to the Hnuslng ' n" M,;ek. Bui hi, p . and Welfare Department ie plan torney Edwin Sliinholsrr said, were not responsible, lie said hr terday that economic concessions .inn, Redding, whnne p r o - , j.'‘‘ l*r|n" " ‘ (diuiui--inn. of ning a much closer laboratory “The contractor performed hi* adopted the plan for he good of Moscow promised last month to — ,,'p DitUle of Chief of Slaie |!u-» check on future euppliee before contract. A* between tha city and the students only and not to gel ilia Austrians be left out or tha ELIZABETH. N. .1 (APi T« . still term will rxpiie Mav 20, Dai, *ha engineer, what you do atrout ElirahclH nfliciiils, ulm ti-.tlficl will sen-' for arurthei t hus years. | Sponsor of one of Hi* cmig e tbey are released. pact. more teacher*. it ia another matter." before a Union County gtundjuiv Instead, Ilyichev insisted lhat l1"’ National Rovululio ■«, y Th* roniractor was Sullivan, tha original draft ticaty's provi­ prnhinc alleged laxity in comic, -»ry committee ha. I... .. inerrariu^ ta n g and llagcrty of Bessemer, sion# for reparations to Russia lion with gaiiilding, committed i pieasuro on the pin,tier tn deAla. iamain a* written in 1949. H* suicide yesterday, Itie abn-ateu Baa Dai. li.eni Shinhotscr did not expand no A bullet in the head ended the said tha reductions Soviet Foreign reportedly wonts in learn Ran how responsible the rity could life of 65-year-old Police l 'apt. Minister V. M. Molotov had aMfli 8 fall* In lit* N'utionnl As,* riii# hold the engineer and he was not greed to in March should be cov­ Auguit F. AYlnkelmdnn, who liail hly for which his eov«*initii*ni i WASHINGTON M V - The gov­ pressed for an answer. i pledged In ered In a separate n»«t lo . he been on terminal leave and war On Anga*' pica, the Commis­ ernment U likely to *t#p up ef­ The M l v r u n i m l M i o n vi»t#tl T o ' l i i / n i v ! 1 ? * ' iletlii»n>. signed later only by Ilia Russians due to retire next month. n o i tU fort* to settle th* South's two- sion withheld its wrath until bid* Fire Cutnmistionei Frami* lie i iglit t,j ,nr,ranr llir .(r|,o .1 on * irmiri nittiril irvrn ^ LEXINGTON, Mo. (,F| -They’re and the Austrians. men fi.»t,i month-old telephone strike now are received on completing the gninjc to reflght tha Civil War Dlacusslnn of the Issue was to Stephan, HD, undid fully clothe I Utility >rivi-i’l I taut tlui p irn v n i J'outh Alet Xniu. Ihi-p from hit that an agreement ha* been reach­ program; or at least one of Its ttrangest be renewed today by Ilyichev *n,i into R aritan Buy and was dioo ti­ (2.60 tn I 7.ro, ed to end Dixie's big rail walkout. “I'm aurc the city will find It ronflicta—this week In a ctmpaign I ha British, French and U. 8- atn- ed. Tile increas# IU< propo-cd to native Gent ml Veit Nam and Federal medlatora expressed haa enough money to complete the to restore a historical battle site. L-uaador* to Austria. i over null -pa >mt-nl of utility lulls. refugees l i on- t h e G-mimurii.t Both deatiis weie listed officially North. Fnuc l-rntrr minis­ hope today that tha "psychological whole program," Angaa aaid. In nlhei action, the Gommbisinn hold ns kuieide. Bulii men nero fouti-i Thou.-and* of spcttatora will line ter* were included Five politic -| effect" of the rail settlement voted to (ill In the pond ai 21th about ‘ Jr in Monmouth County, patties or groups wriu IepiesvlUMissouri River hlufb to watch the might spur similar efforts toward mile* apatl. I>,- Etephati’s body “.t. and Summerlin Are Th# ac­ Mi. Rlue and th* Gray dash on the peace pacts In prolonged phone tion was taken afler a petition uas removed from iiiaishlaiul in *ita of the original tajrington en* and but strike*. Alatawnn Tmnulup. AVinkelii.ii.tu .-a' |n ■ ruled, gagemenL An agreement was reached here Ilu- Commission sp|uured an Millionaire's Son Has still alive when found lieui In that 1861 baft)#. MaJ. Gen. The County School Board last yesterday to end th# eight-weak* the Maoasipinn River inlet. 11• r.r«nneiil foe roa-l pm poses only nfederale Sterling Price's < night gava the city a perpetual eld Louisville and Nashville Rail­ died later in Point Pleasant ho .•n the -nuith l-nuh-laiv of the well Faces Arraignmenttroops defeated >1. James A. road strike tomorrow morning and eaeemrnt on the area south of Mulligan's Union ( m field. Restiu lions to Iti# ease­ RICHMOND. Va. IJV - Two pilal. ea after a Goldsboro school In order that a On Murder Charge to send th* unresolved issue* ta Neither matt left mitide null-, ment ale In lie woiled mil. fudges who rame a long way to teiga of several recreational park may be built y». arbritration. A neutral rotaros Attesition *»« called In the fart | VAN NUYfV. f alif. Gpt-- Tl> Tha battle prod ed two odd!- Richmond for the annual ennfer- police said. there. w m to bo named today, i' kl many i-*ople liare t.een row- .nr, of a New Anrk millinna t* ei.c* nf the National Council nf The action wa* announced at tics: arbritrmtion. Tho National Media­ ItrsBAND KEEPS PttOMlM’ | plaining nlm'it the leain wlii-ll- s f.ues ai laignntenl on a murder Juvanlla Court Judges got a first­ 1, The Union t r o t s ' own horses lost night's City Commission meet tion Board today designated Fran­ CHARMJTE. N. C. '.W — AA'it- 19 he matter was i-#f#r>#-l <•* <'•!)’ | charge today m the -laying of ait lug. Lei pad drink them nla surrender, hand look at Virginia law en­ cis J . Kobertaou ef Weshlngtoa a* liam f la c y Moore's will llled here! Manager AVaireu Knowles. | old frien-l si a lenoinn ns-ty 2. Tha Souther i n introduced forcement en route. An agreenunt regarding th# re­ refers*. _______________ — I where the tlip of > coin fa:l-.| They were cauaht in th* stale yesterday reads: "My will i. .1 a movable creational ares was et.tared Into bales of hemp ■igument. police radar net for Mapping foltows: When I married my «ilr* (.11 A.sMIlil'PERS EM'ECI'ED 1lo seiti* SPECIAL G U U f recently by the school board with breastwork. .Minn# ta u We.t I vowed si the DAI L.tS V — County euinmi.-, -Lilian ILi.nmrr, 2-t s leetiai-*al rpeadaters. DETROIT UH—Mrs. Clarioda C. tho city and county. At the time, Judge Mnurlce Fapienxa rams altar, snd sealed (hr vow with a i-utt-rs aulhoritrd yesterday Hie vriler and *oM nf |tr. Armand M ean. IS, of Lee Angelaa, wee a City Commissioner John Krider from Hilo, Hawaii, by way of De­ ring np-m her finger, with all mv |Mirrh(.r# nl 5200 in ill-etlldde Hammer, nf New Am!., wn« arspecial guest at the Mother's Day outlined plans for a baseball dis troit, whei* ha bought a new ear. worldly goods t ihee endow, sml alter luutily Farm Agent A. S. .e .trd Hupdsy afi-r the death -f in the Missionary Baptist mond, oofthall area, playground, FIs got a* far at Hanover Countv as much as it has always been, at Miliikcn wnrnnl a heavy grass- 1 Buie# VVIdtlo l,. 28, Church in suburban Farmington toonta court and esrntualiy a p . , r , r . ;li | l l a n u - i -’- I \\1 'hrfora th* “ whammy" clucked the altar I made my will and i-ppei vru|l i- ixpeeted around ■wimmlng pool. yesterday. CHICAGO (Ft - John A. Barr, him at 04 milrs an hour. Ha posted much a . it is now. m my wile all here t--i- year. He w.ml* to .|ua> link in an 'iigumrnt ovrr |dt7, today look ovlr the reins of bond of 110.25. dilehe- tilung roads. i have I do hfl|Urulh." 1 ear-old ,1#• l »ft*i a patty at Montgomery Ws< and Co.-the Judge Paul A. Martluran of which AA'hPInrk, a mcolly d,>* first day in 24 yea t that the firm Corpus Christi. lex., was nabbed -haigr.l aul.tier. helpej llunin r has not been un^r the leader- in Fluvanna County. Radar caught and Id* pr1guard wif, Sue. 21, ship of Sewell Avi y, 81. • rlrliiule the in hui-al writer's lam “between TO and 80 tnilei an Barr, formerly ire president hour" and h* posted hond of day. and secretary, ws elected chair J ! 5.25. Explained the judge: Hammer*' father flew heir 'a NEW YORK (Jl-Reseua oquads hollar exploding." “ It wa* th* first stretch of will* •tund hy hi. son. “1 ran and ran like a mad dog man of the com pi y at a special dug kilo tons of rubblo today to meeting of the Bo rd of Directors March tar a co&structioii worker trying t» get up those boards," yesterday. Avery, resigned but rpen road I'd seen sirr# Texas." missing ia tho roaring collspaa of aald atilt another. "1 thought I’d will continue a* a lircclor. V e s t Side Students tho New York Coliseum'o mo* never get out." Edmund A. Kri rr. 42, Ward's ubiblUoo floor. To Register Friday Tba 2J-millioo-dollar p r o j e c t , president since 152. also re FNty-out of Mine 1,000 worfcon started a year ago, is half com­ signed. No succrpir was named nrgi.t' otien of children * hn i the job were injured lata yas* pleted. wilt enter the fi,-l c a d e at A\'” t immediately. Unlay wbea tha floor gava way JOHANNESBURG, South Africa Side Prims - y S- hoot next year A SAatory office building being whila eoam ta was being goorad built as part of the project was .P — Riches have come to dia­ will be held Friday from 9 a in. into It Twenty-three wort hotpi- unaffected by tha cave-in of the mond diggers working a new field until t'J noon. Parents aie asked |HfA at Bellsbsnk. in remote bush to bring l,iith rerlifiiate* and any UAby IM-foot floor section. Missing was Joseph Lombardi, country northwest nf Kimberly. record they may hat, of imxutaJust what caused the collapse i, • cemoot worker. South Africa's fabulous diamond tin"*. remained a mystery. Mora than IN workers aoramBERLIN UP — trlln, city of erntar. Di. T n iy Bir-I amt a nurse trill Fiulimlaary Investigation show- many “finU" In ia nina renlur bUd for their lives aa roocroU, Professional diggers, unemploy­ be nn duty at th* County Health ad ao break or weakening in the staol tod wood piungod a toot to ies of history, new acks up a new ed and businessmen have stakrd Unit to examine the children. the street-level floor of tha pro­ structural steel framework. last." D I* the it big piera of 25-yard-*quar*'Clalms In the new­ Talents a ir icqwr.tr,! to go first ject haltt built at ‘'“l n K f Cirlarders employed on the pro­ German territory be thorough ly proclaimed field. Soma are to the AA'r.t N’ldc lunch room tect war* “of th* highest type in ly occupied by U conquerors of earning 12,000 a week. AV#»t Third St. whrie they will * M,*®***JJUf# between the United State and Turkey was consUrtod to girt," the construction business," May- 1845. Thousands of milky white dia legiatei am' get liralth blanks. dr B abart F. Wagner aald. Wait Germany 50 m i l l i o n moods have been found. They sell It is hoped that ti-ele will b# was Frank Yoaple, a superinten­ gained soveroignl four days ego, at aa avarag* t » ■ carat. The rrough c a n . oil hah-1 lo furnish d s an the Job, said it woe possi­ Communist East Germany pro- biggest find so far was a 44'i-catlalispoi lation lo ll-r health unit lu nar said it voa lihe ble that vortical supporting beams claimed a limit** sovereignty- for rat diamond which aoid fur Feridun C, Erkin of Turkey- Pn-iH.m rT*/L’ r *" Ambassador for those who will bats uu w a/ qiptoilnu ilka a Mg had nut bean braced properly. flM B . Its II million la arch 1M4. of getting Ihtia. Contractor Pay Government Plans Of $5,200 Ruled Much Closer Check By Commissioners - Viel Nam Premier Tells Formation Of New Regime West Goes Ahead With Signing Plans Of Austrian Treaty Elizabeth Heads Giving Testimony Commit Suicide Officials Likely To Step Up Efforts In Phone Strike Ufiliiy Deposit Increase Voted Spectators To See Blue, Gray Clash City Given Consent To Construct Park Traveling Judges Caught By Radar For Fast Driving John Barr akes Reins Of Company C olla p se O f N ew York Coliseum Remains M ystery To O fficials Diamond Diggers Find New Riches City Of 'F ists' Makes Ne r 'Last' a � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1955 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 09, 1955; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/295243d733f6d616c00b4bcef4688e70.pdf 212dc93151d3be5e5eb93ab40124aeff PDF Text Text • * Ptn f TWrf.'Miy 8, 1955 THE SANFORD HERALD NTSIN TW V o rn n cLD B 7ALKINO ^ TO HIS TVIftEE P1ELOCRS. Cancer Benefit* Is Circle No. Seven Honors Chairrtian Planned Tuesday With Stork Shower By Beta Sigma Phi Circla No. T n< the WSCS of the First Methodist Church met Mon­ day night In McKinley Hall tor its regular monthly meeting and • covered dish auupper. The hostesscs were Mrs. R. V. Thomp­ son and Mrt. G. G. Myers. Speelil guests were Mrs. W. A. Hunter, new president of the WSCS and Mri. R. U. Hutchi­ son, out-going president. Another guest was Mra. Nancy Haggerty. Everyone was urged to attend the May 16 business session at 10:30 e.m. for a covered dish luncheon and the drawing of names for the new circles. After a short business meet­ ing the members surprised the chairman, Mri. Roger Harris, with a stork shower. Those present were Mrs. A. n. Beckwith Jr., Mrs. Earl Dostey, The cancer benefit card party •ponaored by Beta Slgme Phi to be held at the Episcopal Parish lfouie 8 p. m. Tuesday May 10, will constitute the rnrority’s final civic event for the 1954-85 fiscal year. Gamma LamMs mill re­ sume activities for the 1955-56 year In August, The card party, originally planned for the month of April, was postponed because many lo­ cal cluha and associations In the Sanford area were working on several events of public interest. Card rami-a to he played will vary according to the Individual choice, since everyone planning to participate la requested to bring Tvr HAWKS > ► WERE \ eOAMWTQ V *AT IN TH* J n in t h / J D A I L Y C R O S S W O R D !JJOI2I1U OFFICERS OF THE Catholic Woman’ll Cloh a rt (left to right) Mrn. L. Weidlein. (secretary; Mra. R. Bauman, preai* vent and assist In curing th* dreaded disease, we hope to assist In the Sanford area with a con­ tribution larger this yesr than ever before", one of the members Mr*. R M. Jones, Mr*. Willism Kirk, Mr*. 0. G. Myer*. Mr*. A . O. Roberta, Mrs. R. V. Thompson, Mrs. James William­ son, Mrs. Robert Wyche, iir*. Roger Harris, Mrs, Wllliim A. Norris, Mrs. B. C. Young, Mrs. Haggerty, Mrs. Hunter and Mr*. Hutchison. Legal Notice IK T U B C O r « T o r T U B COITWTT Jt'D O B . ii ! a ix n i.> i ro v xT T , n .n n i n x , tx p s o i i t e . IN RB: E1TATK Off NELLIS U. HUNT, r>*t*#»*4. To all r s f in r r o s i and rem ­ an sir HAVINO CLAIMS OB DEMANDS Aa AINST SAID ES­ Tea and eseh ef r*e *rt here­ by notified end required te prosent any claims and demands which you, or olthsr or you. may h*v* against lb* aatst* ot NEL­ LIS II HUNT, deceased, lata ef •aid county, te th* County Jude* nr ■amlaol* County. Florid*, el his stflo* In lb* conn bouse et aald County nt Sanford. Florid*. Within eight calendar month* from the time of th* first publication of this notice. Each claim or demand •hall he In arrltlnx. and *h*ll •Ute th* pise* of rtaldonee and peat efflc* address ef the eutmant, ant shall he sworn t* by the eleluenL hla asent. or hie attareay, aad ear such claim er demand set sn filed shall he veld. Thai* William* XXaLar* V. Lena As AncllUry ymseatrlcM ef th* Last Will and TaelsRiant of NELLIE !L HUNT, dacassad t s THE COVET o r TMS c o t'ATT At DOB. SKMIXOLB COl'RTF, FLORIDA, IV FRORATB. IN REt ESTATB OF SADIE S. UHOL'SE, TO AIL CREDITORS AND FERSOI* BAVtRQ CLAIMS OB P E . stxxns AOAIXST SAID ES­ TATE I tun an4 each ef re s ere hereby nnlllltl and reastrs* te preseat • nr claims astf Osmands which rau, or althsr el you. sr»y hav* •esinst ths eetst* el SADIE S. RKtxt.SE. 4scM S *4. Ute ef eal4 fourty, i* the Goaelf Judgs of Ssmtnale County, Flerida, at hi* elite* la th* eautt boas* *1 ssld County at Saafere, gUrlda. with­ In sight ralsndar month* from ths Dm* nt tb* first Buhlleatla* of this ■"tlce Each claim er dsmsnd sbsll he la writing. **4 shall au te (hf since er rseldseoe and seel elflee aAAreee ef (he eUlmast, s*4 Mr*. Franrl* T. Meriwether waa elected president of tha Sanford Woman'* Club, succeeding the laU Mr*. Clara Ginn, and Mr*. Wil* II* Peacock wa* elected chairman of the American Home Depart­ ment a t a general buslneaa meet­ ing and luncheon held yesterday in the clubhouse a t 12:30 p. m. The meeting opened with the flag *alut« and the singing of “America.” Reports w ert given hy the chairman of tha different de­ partment* and Mr*. W. R. Anderaon, a new member waa in­ troduced. It waa announced that fM-73 had been taken from tha rummage sale held recently and that instal­ lation of officer* would b« on June L A memorial resolution honoring Mra. Ginn was present­ ed by Mrs. Roy Tillis, immediate past president. T® follow tha them® “Through Club Work" for this month, thn State delegates, Mrs. Jon Corlny, Mr*. Meriwether, and Mr*. John L. Loo, trnend their stops In Tam. pa at tho buslnooo ond *00(01 event* of tho convention. Tho member* emphasised tho pari that Mrs. Ralph Austin Smith, past Florida Federation president, ploy­ ed In the convention. "It's amaiing how anyone so great could bo *0 gracious", on* of tho delegate* stated. The masting dosed with Mr*. Laura Platt Browa, pianist, playing a portion ci Liata “Hun­ garian Rhapsody". During tho course of areata a delicious turkey dinner was serv­ ed. Tho room was beautifully de­ corated with spring flower*. Two largo basksts of pink glada wore placed on each ond of tho stag® and on the loaders table was an arrangement, oa a tray, consist­ ing of sand, sea shells, figurines and hibiscus over a dried branch. On the smaller tablss wore tea shell* holding hibiscus. Upon en­ tering th* hall, an arrangement of two sea ohelle with hibiscus placed la th# em tsis wns viewed. On a secondary table a browa rase hold aa an an g m sat eg yel­ low day lilies surrounded with r u t day lilies. Th* hostesses for the aaootlng war* Mrs. BUI Kirk, Mra. P. H. Colbert, Mr*. Julian P. Wilson, Mr*. Albert Hardesty, lira. Tho­ mas Hatchett sad Mra, B. F, MeWhorter,. . 4-lllMW ACROSS 1 Jewish 34. The Ea vipcj (•;«ir,'c7iA n.-i 4 -jn'dK mu | . A brother month eontj. t WISH ofEoau 3. Interests _ fient K,3* D X 'H n .u a a a • (Bib.) 4 .Gold (pore) *3.Ills Rr.U ’iiL'H i l ’J flKili d. Petty ft. Exist (con* L i-im ia u H ra s ntArrcIa 6. Meager - trad e (riur.' fjp 11. Worship T. Play on . edl PiD T kiL ’lv L'KS 13. Article words 36. River ITIf ,1 '.V b I45IUC.’IS of virtu A Jason'a ship ( Eng.) C |l.C artin g 9-Oncof 28. Mono* m i j i u w w n o s vehicles many layers tain lt.TUsk to. Painful spot defile 13. Portion of a 14. Dtiinta* / 33. Fertila U Spoke* curved line grate spots 38. Goddess Of |A Cave far I lG e m ln f ., In volcanoes s beast cubes , deserts 4H.I.) IT. Metal* 10. Essential 31. First man 4L Frosea • bearing rock 30. Ointment^ (Bib.) wster K, It. Puts out 31. French c d t I t. A tissue 42. Offer t l . What was 33. Negative (a n a t) 44. Mus« 1*4 Caruso's con Junction S3. Wtckad first name 7 , **■ , i v ' i/ . i r u lA flirr 37.0beerve] ' /A r m thought* ------------------------- ^ r r fully W r" V t. — 38. Either of —- — — — the bears “r V A tT (Astron.) -------------- mmi — ■ Large rr 1 T“ a TT" . shield (var.) 11- Blacken ~ 33. Devoured 8® Beast of burden 37. cut off. aa the tops ! 4A Contrive 42. Unadorned 43. The little Ctrl who followed a rabbit i Ud. CU _ - - l— ** 11 | I % — ---- ---- » L *U v *• I I wt _ ------— M b — "TT yA A w __ __ .,. Y % f A mm mm W C U CU U t - J - 1 — — u ** * __ . M CrAmm.l — mm ~ | % Ir ir r T ■ ■ ■ ■ ■HAVE GOT W carter r i» Fritixr except H unt* .if i«il.ilrd lhoeder«hn»er* renI rut portion* Ihie afternoon. N*4 quite so hnt ettrem e north pnr(ion this aftrrnonn. olhemU* tit* tl# (hunt* in Irmprratnr*. i i p \ k s k rd i ■ Release Thursday May 3. 1953 t Mrs, Meriwether, Mrs. W. Peacock Are New Officers Vbur h e a rt w ill RAOOf J TIME OUST M d*en -----t; him . A* . C ylca-president; a n d M rs. “ onstantine, .................... .........................., B . Rogens, tre a su re r. COMING SUNDAY OZARK, MAMBOAN1 , . TIGER. > 6KIP 9KCUY Called for WWE’RE OOHHK j JOLOOURONE- 5 N run leao .mju »klv.REEGLJVS ti H r L t f lK E T ' ✓ o u t f ie l d fS T ts & ts J ^ F T ^ a ^ t a k e LEFt . A _______ § i V f u a Hiuft AN IN D E H C N PK N T DAILY N E W SPA PE R ,2 « t5 .rr.. t e a Marinate cooked arap beana In (on aalad green# with allrod etangy Frrnrh drc <ainir. Serve 1for a rood luncheon aalad. Post 5.1, ■ Author: — “This I* the plot of my etoiy. A midnight scene. Two ' Serv. is now under new Management \ by Mr. Karl Yost and will be known aa, ^ 1 Y O ST PH ILLIPS "66" S ER V IC E ] . , .. T Trained at PhUllpa Serrle* ta d M a a ig w w t ^ f r school ta OrUada • Road ferric* 1 r: * Free Park Area * ■ ' * Complete lint of prodseta far pear aaa • Quarter a pound of pitted dates and put in n saucepan with a cup of water and three-quarter* cup of sugar. Cook slowly, stirring often, about I t minute* or until mixture 1* thick enough to spread. Us# aa a filling for rolled ratmeal cookies. Delicious old-fashi­ oned flavor I What to servo for lunch both­ ering you 7 How about a core pudding topped with crisp strips of bacon T Tastes dslklous with a tossed green salad. Fruit and cookies for dessert will make everyone happy! You can over-fry fish fillets. Dip the fillet*, cut in servingsi*# piece*, In milk, then in flow­ er; now dip In a mixture of slight­ ly beaten egg, water and salt and finally roll in fin* dry bread crumbs. Place prepared fillets ia buttered baking dish; dot well with butter and bake in very hot (600 degree*) oven about 10 minutes or until cooked throygh nnd browned. w\* Tenderisod packaged prune* do noi need to bo naked before cooktag. Just xraah tho pruaee, cover with water and simmer until tender. Be sure ta add a few slic­ es of lemon te the prunes while •you ar simmering thorn for fiaau flavor. burglar* ereep atealthily toward the houae. They climb a wall, force •pea a window and ehter the room. The clock atrike* one. S b, (breathlessly): Which one! • • • * The Aaeembly of God has Invll•4 the public to hear Evangelist T. L. Brook* In the cloning eer* vice* of a one week revival toRight at 7:45 o’clock. Sunday morning and Sunday evening. • • • Specking of eye catching signs, here arc two that caught the eye of the Stroller. In a local eating emporium, under glass near the cash register, may be found Utc following: “ Customer* wanted . . . To all msmbsrs af FlarMa Cttru* Mstusl rssIdlB* la er awning ci­ trus fruit gravs praparty In Fieri4a Citrus Cammlsalaa District N« t comprising Alschna. Putnsm. at. John*, riaglsr. Marta*. Laxr and Ksmlnnla CoubIIm **4 County commissioasr's District On*. Two ■ h i Thro* * f Tolusta County. N tvncB Is hsrohy »1v#« that Mrousnt to th* Dy-Laxrs of **14 FlarMa Cttrea MetaaL there wilt b* kali aa th* J lt h day of May. n i l . at l: |S a'clofh P- m. at Cbsmhar at C sissiirtt, DsLsnd. S'SSSwas.'t,f^kV5a“2 dsslgnntad a bar*. Th* purpose of this maatlag Is t* stsat thrso dtreatare #* Ftarlda Cttrea htPtaal and ta traaaaet n t h ether hast**** aa mar proparir ha caaaMsrM hy asm *stoting. Pmujr voting ahall mat b* par■IttaA. A SlserlasU eR s r w a js S i. FORGET! quick recognition from §uch non..........................Atian ....... tistion* as CommunUt Japan, the Philippines, Nationalist China, South Korea, Cambodia and Thailand. At present, this source continu­ ed, the only stumbling block to the South’s move to throw out chief of state Bao Dal la the attitude of the great power*. “There is no question of ciwalIng a constitutional monarchy as In conjunction vvilh the Wlh •ujrj**t*d In the United SUlei, anniversary of Rotary Interna- said 1 Diem's associate. “The Idea Is tional, the Sanford Rotary Club outmoded, 1 unacceptable to the Is planning a ladies* nifiht at the 'groused Vietnamese people, and Mayfair Inn Country Club.Tliurs- 1 , . , day, May 12. at 7 o’clock, it was absurd.” 1 announced this morning by Dr. Charles U I’ersons, chairman of 1 the Golden Anniversary Commit­ tee of the local club. A bountiful buffet supper will lie served on the patio of the golf club and nn Interesting pro­ gram has been arranged for the affair. Past district governor Ken tVacker of Winter Perk will be the guest speaker for the occa­ sion. Reservations should be made by Wednesday noon through tho office of Dr. Persons, phone 2!>0 or with Jm ic i lIolticiEW, pr«ti» dent of tho club, phono 22. Announcement wo* alto made that Dr. It. W. Ruprccht, club secretary, would bo at the regu­ lar meeting place on Rotary a t the Yacht Club a t noon Monday to give attendance credit to those Rotarlan* unable to attend, the ladles' night. There will lie no meeting of the club on Monday noon as the ledies* night affelr will take the place of tba regular weekly meeting. Flash Fire Roars On Chicago Street If you want onr cooking tharaoT tca o r n i s r a i r r mre m a n momster to last, place it u» your n r MBMBBsi o r Florida deep f i t while It’* heating. Never rtTBUB MUTUAL s tru ts * DON’T ■ t r i e s fgbulous with lsces, •mbroid•riMt D r ip -d ry /julckly, »Md no lronlaf. 81m 82- Aniriran Legion, is The informant said Liem’s. government is confident of speaihraiiiug tlie observance. WOKEN MARINES ~ with dhtbcfioB in a famous m ilitary organlaatlon t h a t date* back to 1775.* Women work aide-by-side with men ia th* U. 8 . K ad M .C o rp i.ljL A s R e o iiD L L C At Meet Employe Plana for a big Armed Fon.es was formerly. MAC’s P h i l l i p s “66” l w* • W ire SAIGON, South Viet Nam (/P>—South Viet Nam will Day program here May St were laim herself a republic if assured recognition by the outlined a t a meeting yesterday tern Dig Three, a source close to Premier Ngo Dinh Diem a t City Hall. Campbcll-Losslng ^ corner of 3rd and Park Ave., which 1 # NamMay IgX d South Viet ( The Phillips “66” Service Station at ** 1 i*Trwx l e a s e d VOLUME XLVI R e r ln im C buw iuujurvw t A m soriatrd R A N ro R P rF L O R ID A T FRID A Y ’ MAY 6.' 1955 ■ —— p*a — — • George Maybury, commanderelect of the post and head of the Armed Forces Day committee, said the celebration will include a parade which will get under way at 10 a. m. A reviewing stand will l>« located al Touchton’s Drug Store. Tha day's program will also feature a flag-raising ceremony Sanford residents have born pspeel ciputo in iu '\t week’s annual observance Week staged by Orange Memo On Sunday, from l lo <> p. open house with activity for ll tour* loginning nt 2 p. m., music, refreshment*, free chest x•mys, flee blond tvping and free Inking of blood pre-sure. And so that parents mav be able to see the hospital facilities, members of the OMII Women's Auxiliary have set up a complete baby-sitting and child cum * 'rV ice. Military Airplane Test Successful WASHINGTON (JP)— A St. Louis aircraft firm has tested successfully a new military air­ plane which takes off vertically, moves forward like a convention*! craft and then lands like a heli­ Anderson will be arraigned be­ copter. fore Judge Housbolder May IS. Th# Defense Deportment yes­ terday disclosed this aeronautical “first" achieved by the McDonnell Trip To Europe Aircraft Corp.’s XVI convert!- NASHVILLE. ’IVmi. <Vt Railroad strike violemv broke nut on two Southern I routs last night mill today, wit It one striker shot to death in Tennessee ami until her ser­ iously wounded in Kentucky. Charles K. W right, .'12. a striking Louisville \ Nash­ ville Railroad worker, was To ni.l Ilia Seminole High ' mol Hand in ini-ing funds for ii« State Contest trip to Jackson­ ville, (lie lll'DK of Klks is spun'•'ling it chicken burberiin toMinnow nt tile Klks Club, Tim • icing will begin al !i:">ll p. ill, and mailin'* will be pluved by (In- band limn 7 to 7m0 o'clock. Again (be bund will feature its yoiinge.-t conductor, Glenn Ar« nolil Dabbs, nge four, who recent­ ly conducted a mutch at the drive, in concert. Glenn i* the son of George Dabbs, geometry instruc­ tor nt the high M'liord, Johnny Cameron and Pete Hukur bend Die Elks committee and Itcol Itobisoii, Henry llussrll and J .A. Calhoun from the Hand Prfr. villa Association me on the ticket rules committee. Other Imiiil par­ ents will assist in tha serving killed lust night lii no nil creation near Ml. Pleasant, Tcnn .State nnd county officer* said n Nashville mull employed by the tailrond signed a statement ndniitling be shot Wtight in self defense. At Louisville, Ky., poller snid John Kenneth Nichols Jr„ .'hi, wns shot while hr mid another man Officers were elected for the were {blowing chunk* of bricks nt coming year. Mrs. Page RnssclU the home of n nonstriking LAN Tho Seminole High School Band was named president; Dr. Char­ worker. Veil llianwvll. is eligible to enter tho Florida The T,-nnrs*ee llureiiii of Inves­ State Hand Contest to lie held in lotte Maguire, vice president; Mrs. Harold Appleby. Sanfonl, rt'eond tigation snid Roy Van llrindloy, nn Jacksonville on May 12, 13, and vice prcskicnt; Mrs. Nelson H. Hid- employe of tho LAN, signed n 14. They wero judged superior ill ce, Jr., secretary; John Riddle, statement today that he shot concert, sight reading and drill rotreasurer: David Christy rntnplnd- Wright near the middle Tennessee cently nt the District Contest. Her; and T. A. Van Nymegen, pub­ community of ML Pleasant. Three Tile money made from the bar­ other men with Hrindley were a r­ becue will go toward trip expen­ lic relations. rested for nueationinjs hut no se*. All officer* are from Orlando formal charge was placed im­ Ernest Cowley, hand director of except Mrs. Appleby. , (lie Seminole High School Hand, It was reported that total re ­ mediately. Tennessee Commissioner of Pafwill he gill--l conductor of thn ceipts received through Central F lff'V fat i*-<i'Faster Seal •r W., W. 1.11111111 'sai l Vrlti'H") lives burg High IVhool Hand nt itv told officers he and thiee other spring Gaud concert tonight in eiimpauli* -.-ro 115, 127.70, Kx[k rises were 82.299.M w h i c h men w ne riding In mi LAN truck Lee dung of wlilih Gruliain Sclast night when they were over­ lick I- bund director. leaves a net tidal id 312.H27.B2. Cowh-y will conduct th# over• Thirty per cent of ihe gross taken by a man in an automobile. The milomohilc rammed into the tuie ''Sir IjiiiccIoI" hy Uyberff goes to stale ami national (mills liiiek, Hrindley said, causing both nnd the march “Glory of the Truiiifor re-enrer for cerebral palsy. The remainder slays within Cen- vehicles tn craah. I.ultrell said pets". Robert N'cwson and Geral­ only one «hot apparently wa* fired dine Wilkinson, both seniors in (rail Florida chapter* nnd goes I.ultrell said Hrindley hus been til,- Seminole Hand will play ill toward Ihe support of the Forrest the concert ns guest players. LONDON (A D — Queen KH- I'atk school for white children anil in.l it struck Wlight, nnested three time* by state «fsaUdli II oi-nt Parliament home Eckleson-Callahan Hospital and ficei* on rltsige* of transporting New son play* Hie bniitortu and Miss Wilkinson tho tenor saxo­ today to campaign for the .May school In Orlando. (X the total 26 general election*. In • farewell amount, Seminole Counlians con­ liquor in legally dry territory, and phone. had been employed only recently speech she said Britain hopes to tributed $1,054 63. The concert is al 8 p. m. in Hi* by the railroad. Leesburg High School Auditurium. “enter into fruitful negotiations Wright’s dentil was the first • ---with the Soviet •’ Union now, that fatality reported In the strife turn West Germany Iis onrn again a Reserve Of Funds milrond strike and th“ .Southern Rigid Farm Price free and s*ivercit!in nation, Hell Telephone t o. stllke. both of Britain now w ilf l>c without a Proposed By C IO which started March 14. Supports Are Voted legislature until Jun« 7, when the DETROIT ID-A half-billion didnew House of Commons will sit In House Yesterday rs In “ reserve funds" to finance for th* first time. guaranteed annual wage at Ford Spring Festival Prime Minister Edt-n ami hlx WASHINGTON (,TV- T h e cabinet will continue »« run their ami General Motors Ls pr.ipoM-d House \o tn l y e ,teiday to restore various department*. They do not by the CIO Unite! Auto Worker*. To Be Tomorrow liipli rigid form pi ire nippurt* in Each fund' an.. unofficially _ e d i­ resign until after the election — A spring festival "ill held n rccond display "f tin- Di-oioctnMe mated 125 million dollar* for Ford either for Eden to form n new *t the Oviedo High School Gym leadership's nldlity to flex It a cablnt if the Conservatives win, and 335 million for GM—would Ik« tomorrow from 4:30 to 0:30 p. nt. political mu clcs it, ilcflnanct of or for the Laborltes to take over created by company contributions This gala affair is being" sponsor­ the Eisenhower udmir.i .tiatiou. the government if they ere vic­ of 4 per cent til ihe base payroll ed by tb* Women’s Society of As ptovrd to he the rase eat Her over a peiMid of five yesr*. torious. Christian S«-rvle,< for the Injiiefll v-|i,-i, it voted to cut everybody'* CIO President Waller UeuUter's of the Building Fund of the Oviedo taxes by $20 , nothing seemed auto union in ado It* proptbat pub­ Methodist Church, to ,-nine to this new move­ Scientists Gather lic for tho first time yesterday. A fish supper will im served likely nt least this year. It was the first indication of "lint vote wns 2<ti’-20| to scrap For Lab Founding the union’* guaranteed annual from 0:30 to 7:30. Interesting th,.Thoflexilde system of pi ire nupports which Congress approved BALTIMORE (AIM — Sclmlis*# wage might cmd. gathered here toduy io rele'irele last ye*r at Ihe urging of ths ad­ the founding 25 years ego of an ministration Np.-'tkcr Rayburn (D« DANCE HALLS HAWED Tex) and other Democratic leader* unusual Johns Hopkins University HONG KONG <B—A xtliiUs Rus­ mustered 1H5 Democrats and 21 laboratory. You might ssy It sian j a u pianist says the Com­ Republican* for the bill; voting started with th* ringing of n bell munists have closed dance halts for the ndminDti nllon were 28 la Russia. , ami night dull* in Shanghai be­ Democrats and 172 Itrpublieans. The bell ringing caused • dog • cause they spoil Ute lives ol girls At tli* tens# wirdup, several mouth to water, confirming the employed as liostes*es. The ptannow famous rondltioned-rrHex i*t, Mrs. 1. Ilrijevilh. lost Iter Job mrmlieis switched the Ir votes t* ptovide the winning m argin.___ theory of Ivan I'etrovltch Pevlov and thcco by opening a vast new ox a result of Ihe ben, she Raid, Among the student nurses from the Sanfonl ama that are in training al Orange Memorial Hos­ pital who arc directing the Sunday tours is Mi-* Dolores Milsled. The week’* program also intludes these other activities for the public: Tuesday, R p. m. in Rose Simmons Hall, a forum on tne aubject of Your Child'* Health to be led by four Incnl prominent pbyaicians; Wednesday, 2:30 to 4 p. m., tour* of the hospital; Fri­ day afternoon, erirerr day, with talk* and tour* for high school senior* interested In becoming pbyaicians, nurses, X-ray techni­ cians, lab technician*, anoslheotogist*, dieticians, and other voca­ tion* connected with hospitals. Several thousand persons are ex­ pected to visit the Orlando medi­ cal center during the special Bcaek'e urogram, said Mrs. Georg" •earth ship wer found adrift yatcrxlay. life Jackets identified them with the 15-ton fishery research •hip Halsushlo Mam. It had been missing since it radioed May 1 that It was running aground at Agattu Island. Other Japanese fishing boats re­ P,*n#' . _ .. Flown by test pilot John R. Noll, ported finding debris from the fish Hardly Impresses ths eonvertlplane'e overhead rotor ing craft Hoko Msru with 31 lifted It off the ground in the aboard, last beard from April 80 Young School Girl xrhen It radioed it was in trouble NEW YORK (*■>— Nlne-yeer- earn* fashion as a hsllcopter. After in Aleutian water*. Tha Coast old Butenne Struekmen of Potte- climbing to a safe altitude, Noll Guard said it was “presumed lost town, P*.. wasn’t too heppy ebout shifted power from the rotor to n wKh all aboanh” leaving her fourth grade class­ pusher-type propeller behind the mate*—even for s trip to Europe. 80, before the liner America sniled yesterday, Buxanne’g clue _28 strong— was on band to wish hrr bon voyage. The little girl used $160 from hrr oxm bank account to h*v* her class, plus slg chaperones, oome here by chartered bus. Butenne sailed with her parents, Mr. and Mr*. Ernst Rtrnrkmsnn; K.UN WOUU3 MAKE her sister. Gloria, 1$, end brother, •UDSY COLLEGE DANCl William, 6 . '_______ WILLIAMSTOWN, Mare. IB — BUZARM A H PBKBDKJCTB Main Saturday sight xroold a s k s OMAHA tD-KsrUsr this year it axrfully sodsy around WillIs ms Mrs. Leroy Buxsrd Jr. was elected Coilagt. Tb# freebmen are bolding president ef th* Junior Chamber their outdoor daaos or tho college bleektopped perking lot. To make Jr. end Adra. Arthur Wv Radford, of Commerce Mr*. Jayceee orgeniIt danreable. the lot will be eprtn- chslrmsa of Ute Joist Chiefs sf EAtion. Yesterday Btsserd wee Staff. . OHCAGO (JB - A 0 «!dt tire roared through a West MatIUon Street skid row flop house early today. ytiHng nine men. Twelve others were injured two seriously. It was the third disastrous fire In tba same neighborhood in nine days. On April 28 eight person* were lolled in a walkup hotel fire and four others In a blaia in a nearby rooming bouse. Today's extra-alarm blare In the Comfort Hotel at 818 W. Madison SL was brought under control with­ in an hour. The bodice were round on the tipper floors of the fivo-story brick building. Seven of the nfaio dead were tentatively Wentl/ied by J arim O. Casey, hotel clerk, at the Cook County Morgue. Firemen eeerched the ruins for several hours but no additional Sanford Residents Invited To Odando Parliament Sent Home To Campaign field in the realm ol human psy­ chiatry. , . Today's meeting marled the silver anniversary of tho an leborstnries et the Hopkins School of Medicine. Doctor* from & I ’t f > . �Pace 2 THE SAKFOHD HERALD * rvTiftw** Fri. May «, 1955 «v«* it v ia aaaeiead ara eat line pnaadl K»!tkt cf lift t** l~. dum ping ek tra * r aydrtuiie fetlow t: . _____ If* .N4Tear or le. rontrOlrad * ruble font buckft ctrtificati f oe ni uVi m? o* *- ‘U lt nt oi rt tjA’ n»■ w ith r*yiee*ht* HI Correa St*«l , anaor* Jure I*. 4 ,D 1H1 bucket lip. xrlldrd *!*• con* DEsrniFTtov o f P aortP T T i Lets » A 1« Blk i4 .t r a 6 •tructien MOter drtr»n purap. KH rf eE't i t Of *£«* Minin * Addition P llt Bosk 1 - J . JW Pas* It CHURCH NEWS V be p n - M M at I t * B*rnld offle* by publicsCENTRAL BAPTIST ASSEMBLY OP COD CHUKCH Ulb and La a re I Are. Key. C. W. Marik all. PatWT Sunday 9:41 a.m. Sunday School. CHUKOT Rev. 4 W Partum . paetor. Car. Fourteaalb 8L, Oak Av*. Sunday School 9:45 a. in. Morning Woriblp Servlca UtOO ra U :0 0 a.m . U orn in g W oriblp. 6:30 , gaining Union «:30 p. m. Ifa a p m c A service. 7:43 p.m. Evan ___ o .n . Solatia Rally. Evening Worihlp 7:10 p. m. Wadneiday 7:43 p.m. Prayer and ; i "Coma Uiou with ua and wa will larr.../ a.iair. do Ibca good." Blbla Study. THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Join the happy, ilnglng people at all servicaa. You ara welcomo. OP OVIEDO Rev. Loali Day, MlnJiter 9:45 a.m. Sunday School. THE CHRISTIAN AND MISSION ARY ALLIANCE CHURCM THE FREE METHODIST Park Ave. at Fourteenth SL CHURCH Potter, David S. CarselU Cor. W. Fourth M. Laurel Art. C. Eldon Kline. .Miniiter Sunday School and Morning Sunday School 9:43 a. m. Uorning Worihtp 10:43 a. ra. Evening Worihlp 7:30 p. ra. Prayer Mealing Thursday 7:30 Worihlp Combined Sendee 9:43 a. m lto n iLI.30 l -M »a. m iriM m. m. -'Wnr.hln Worihlp pPeriod begim at 10:40 a. m." Alliance Youth FellowihJp 8:80 p. m. Evening Service 7:43 p. m. CHURCH OP C.OD Wednnday Mid-Week B i b l e Frrnrh Avo. and 12nd SL lev. II. IV. Ilendmon. Pallor Study 7:43 p. m. Sunday School 9:43 a. m. n EvancrlUlic Service 7:30 p. m. MId-Wtck S m ica Tuaiday T undi 7:30 CHULUOTA BAPTIST CHUKcl Walter A. Routb Jr., Patter p. m. Sunday School 10 a.m. Morning Worihlp Service U a.m. Young People Servlca ThursSermon by the putor. gay 7:30 p. m. . _ orihip SOUTH SIDE BAPTIST CHUKCH p.m. Sermon by tha putor. E ait 37th Street Prayer Meeting Wednesday 7:80 IT. L. Stephen*. P u to r p.m. Milton lllHenbotham Sunday School Saneriltendenl . Welcome to tba church. Sunday School 10 a.m. Morning Worthip 11 a.m. • Evening Worship 9 p.m, , Prayer MeeUng Wedneiday pan. ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN St. Luka's Lutheran—In Clarii ear Oviedo), the R rr. Etaphan Tuhy, pailor. Morning worthi|i S:30 a.m. Radio Mlstlon broadeait At 9:30 a.m. over 1VORZ (740 ke); Sunday School for nil nga group!. t;80 a m. Chriitian Day Baboo K t(AII elemental^ grade* and kinderfarton), Monday through Friday, 8:S0 a.m. Children’! prosram, “fitLuke'* Chanel," iiapeir Saturday 10:11 Bon. over WTRR. (1400 ke.). LUTHERAN CHURCH OP THE REDEEMER Bar. Phillip RriUotimia. Mtefctev Brfvlce* at The Yacht a oh Sunday School 9:13 a.m. , Church Bervlco 10:10 a.m. „ THE CHURCH OP OOD of PROPHECY 1393 Elm Are. Bltbop A. IV. Stover, Patter 9:43 a.m. Sunday School. 1 11 a.m. Mnmlng worihlp. . ®nn by A. W. Shiver. 7:30 p.m. EvantallatlB Hour. r 7:10 am . Tutfdty Evening I__ Ylc*. VX.B. Leader Joe Mule. ’ 9:30 p.m. Thunder Wonta'i lliiiinniry Bind Leader, Mrs. A W. Slover. .. Everyone welcome. | EBENEXER METHODIST CHURCH Cltrue Height! Rev. Edward Marlin, Fetter Sunday School 10 a, m.—Clif­ ford E. Johmon, luparintendent Breaching Service U a. m. M Y F 3 p. m. Prayer meeting, Thursday, TtM f . m. ’ ELDER SPRINGS BAPTIST rK s a t, v y a s r 0 "** : **“ " j t S » s e r * * L Frank Bryan, Praatkw ) Sunday School 1:M p.m. ; preaching 3:M p.m. ; u is ra g a s -o i LAKE MART BAPTIST CHAPEL Lake 8lary, Fla. Patter — Rev, H. A. Frith Jr. Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Morning Worihlp lliOO. Training Union 8:30 p m Evening Worthip 7:80. Prayer Meeting Wed. 7:80 p m FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH John R. Golden, Miniiter 14M—SanJord Ave. Sunday, 9:43 a m. Bible School. C linai for every age. * 10:30 a m. Worihlp aad Commu­ nion, Sermon—"Give attention to doctrina.1 8:00 p m —Chi. Rbo. and C.Y.P. 7:30 p a —Worship and aermao, The Name we wear. Thureday, 7:10 p.m. Choir praetice, ‘n a a i'a r a r 30 a .m . Sunday lehooL J ^ V S id , toWUt;°UoU (C aa tin ged o s P a g e » M e iia g a — "T he H om e and th e (Stildran" M ra. A rthur D eY ou ng Anthem — “When Children Pray" Fenner Youth Choir Tha Family at Prayer — Mr. and Mra. Clifford MeEibbin, J r. and Family. R.SL Training S l V « p.m. Evening M dep H IT pm. Meniar la in the tho •_____ month if Jane. till, waits u the aui any■af Ji Jkae. _ j t i l thin 4th 4ay et Map. lll l . llll. (Official Clerk a ieali Det*4 (tie era a e y e t May. x e n . o, P HEn.VDOV (O frk!*l Cle-k'» S«ati Q, r . HERNDON C lirk Circuit Court, fieaalaoii Count*. F la m . n a r k circu it cou rt. Sam i a »la County. F ie n d * n o rte c o n application r a n NATICK OF APPLICATION FOB tax b u n TAX D EED (MW 194.16 rtjM ii Bittwtae at < l*o 10416 r U r t t a I t i l a l N y t !»♦*> NOTICE 79 19 1HBBRBT HP.AEB7 OIVEK. I NOTICE IN IIKREBT GIVEN. That AlUntjt ____ Municipal ___ ______ ip»l Corpora ___I A ilanlic hluniclnal Corpnra•les I I I hnldrr of th* following That of th* follow in g eerutlciia b n filed **!4 eertlft- ticn the holder he* filed *etB c m t f l eat* for tax 4**4 to b* iitsaa rartificeie rate for tax da*d to b* netted lh»r*«n Tb* r*rtlricat* aunbtr Tb* **rtificer* number aad year e: iituacce, in* deecrip- ra»r*ec. end year ef lenience, the a**criptier at the prnp*rtr. and tha **«» lion of rae preperty. end la which it wt* tiMieed ara aa lo wb.ch U wee a ie r e itd(heerenema ee lellaw*: fo lio * e: ctniricaia No. n Tear at 11- C tr tlflte le No. 121 T*ar of l ilu * n r* Ju n t 11, A D 1*11 Jun* I*. A D 1**2 D K H M m o.* o r rnorenT Y i ,m*ii* D E tr n iP T IO * OF FROPCRTTi u »» le e ft *v or i-u cor- of StV H of NCU of f £ U Etrtlon II. Tewmhlp II South. r . i t | t ! • Ka*t. run X l« ft *V to Park Av* 8 le ft. E to l t | Kan* I n , which aa*e***4 U*eiY* Lei* 11. i* a te Block e b ock hart'* e«tdl*i*ion F lat Book I Page 76 Name in which ea fetled l o c i fleton H om in g Cnrp. All of e n d properly being tn the County of 8*alno1e. Plata of Florida, u r l* ,* inch c ertlflcele •hall be r*d*«med according to lew th* ptoparty dtecribad in auth certlfieat* w ill b* *« lt to ra* bith**t Mdd»r et IS* from d*rr of lb# scm lnnl* County C oen H om e at Sanford. Florida, on tb* tir*t Monday in lb* month e f Jun*. m i . which I* U e *lh day of Jun*. E. Kuih.r Br. Ail «f **i4 propertr bunt tn th* fourty et Btnlnel*. htat* at Florid* I'eU u iuch c*rtltleate • hall h* r*d**m*4 according tn law th* prep*rtr deacribad in lath C*rtlf|cala will ha >«ld In i*» high**t biddar at tha front deer ef tha Mminnle County Court Houia at Panford, Florida, on tba flrtt Uendar In tha month of Jun*, till, which It tin Ith day ef June, 111*. Deled te n . o. iM» eih Bey o f htey. 11*1. * * S P T S L S ffi l lr k e i l a h " r. HLR.vDON c litk circuit Ceur< Ceurt, iemlaele County. Flortta NOTICE OP APPLICATION TAX DEED (Bee. iM-ta rie tila ataueaa ef ^ NOTICE IS *'MEREST GIVEN. Thet Atianije Municipal Carperalion the holder »t ike feUewing errtlflrate. ho* fil»d peld emiffrete h r tea Beed lo be titued Ihereen. The certifuate number ana year ef litutare. the 4eecriptien ef tie property, ana Ua name in which it wa* a**u»*4 at* aa foilewe: rertlflette No. i t Tear at itautnr* Jun* II, A. D. t i l l D E e cn irn o a op pwopkutt * Let I Elk i t Tr D Th* Tewa «( taafert Plat Seek i Peg** »»}ra te * 111. il l, m . n t , rame ia which a lie n e d Nellie l Crete B ettlte All ef eeid preperty being ia the County ef . geminate, grate at Florida. Uriel* auch eartlflaaie thail he redeemed eceetding te .......... ............. lewt tUh*e ------------* property deocrieed ia ontk cartlfitot#, win he told to u o ,..tlllBC higheet meter far at the rreat deer #f fth* f i fBernina f i S Sil«r *Cnuaty * “ * ceurt " Meut* *i et tanford, BentcrB. Florida, *a tit* (trot f Clerk Circuit Ceurt. tem ln ela County, Fioride Tha Board of County Coamltilon•tt of hamlnele County. Florida, will receive bid* at (ho Clarke O ffice la the Court H eu i* nt ia n ford, up to l e clerk P M . Jua* ota. m i . for ra* fou ew iag: ITEM XO. I io 004 gallon* nt regular go**tin*. (Each bid m u n ahow octant ratin g! item no. a 1* Brum* tt D. Ptomiuaa Or»d* Oil. ITEM NO. t I Brema R b at*** ITEM NI T pound* 14* W #!|M 1(04 hind*rad iw *11 purpo* gear lu irlea n t, ra II pound gait* ITEM XO. ■ TI0 pauaOt Ko. 1 cheoeia lubrl* cen t, ia i t gonad pAUa. Tb* above tt* » i to b* dollverel to the Co»nty Reed Pomp en n**4> *4 Ouriag th* * month* period boginning June lot. 1114. R*ar Had* r quick d*uchabl». Bid* w ill h* np*n»d at a mrating In bo bold Juno 7th. 1*11. Th* Board roaarv** th* right ta reiact any and all offer*. O. r Htredea. Clerk. R O T1C E o r A P P I.* rA T tO X FO R t a x n *:*:D I per. ■*«.!• H * tU * ainlute* af tee* i NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN. That Atlantic M unicipal Cnrr*relion the holder of tho follow ing cartlficet* bee filed aeid certlflrate for ten 4**4 to e* licued tbaraon. Th* rertlflcete number ard year or IMuane*. the daarrlplinn n t ,b * propany. and th* -am* in w h ico It »■> e***M*d are t* roll AVI: c a r tifiia t* Ko, l i t T*ar o f I* euance Jun* 21. A D l l l l D r e c n i m o x o r f h o f Er t t i Lo : 22* J O Packard'* l i t Add to M idway P ie t Book 2 P ec* 10* ollo* • ■ -artlfieelo Ko le t JautnC* Jun* II. A D. T e ir i f H m l . A»_. KdTtCE IS * H EREBY G lV gv That A tlantic M unicipal Corp-rai tlon th* holder of tn* followic* cartlflcat* ha* fllad aald ccrtlfi. cat* fur tax deed to h* |> ,UM thareoa. Th* certlfieat* numb*, end y a tr of laauanc*. th* dairris. t ie s e t tho proparty. t s d th* n*m« In which It waa a itiia a d art , , Ail of I*nn property being In th* follow *L Count* of B*ralnol*. S U t# "f C artlflcat* No, 171 Tear of 1>V Florid* L'nlt»» »uch M r llfle iU auanr* Juno 11. A. D. 1411 •bail ba redeemed according to DESCRIPTION o r PROPERTY i la w th* property ducrtbed In *nch Lot 1 Onldenrod Shore* Rlat rartlfleaia w ill he *°M *» ‘h* Book 1 Pag* II blgbeat b!dd*r at tb# front door of Nam* In which a*l****d Orlir.1* tha Samlnola County CouIi S A N orm as J o a s Portuna at Saniord. Florida, on th* firat All of laid property keing in ti* Monday In tb* month of Jun*. coantjr of . tom lnete, stat* „• m i. w a u n li th* ith day e f Juee, Plorida. Unto** aueh ceriifirtt* ball fc# redramad according tq r>*t»d tbi* 0th day of May, m*. •law th* property deacribad In lurk (O lflctil C lark- S -rll cariiftcete w in be ael<l to ts* O. P. HERNDON hlgbaat biddar at the front door ef ciark Circuit Court, th* B a m in ela C eu n ty Court h *ui* Samlnola County, Florid* a t Sanford. F lorid*, on tho tint Monday in th* month of Jun i* t a i l, which |a tha *th day of Jua.jp O RecRfPTIOh RP Lot 241 |L *,* F y l BUck Mothmock According t« 7T*l* Th»r*of Recorded In PJ*t Book I Pag** II dt 1*1 * FIJI S e e k 2 P»gr* •*. 11 * * Ju r Nam* in whftb #»i*r»*d Mr*, r . NOTICE o r APPLITATION tax deed FO R |A*c. 1*41* Fiarld* Itetetca of ia t* l NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That A tlantic Municipal Corporatu n th* holder ef ta» fallow ing cartlflcat* hi* flHd laid certifi­ cate for tax d**d to b* u iu od th*r*on. Th* c»rtlfk*to number and year of Ittuenc*. th* daecrlpHon of ih* property, and th* name in which It waa t i i m t d ara aa follow *) Cartlflcat* N*. 974 T*»r o f la• uanr* Jun# 21. A V m l ___ _ m i. DeaCRiPTtON o r PROPERTT i D at'd tbi* Oth d»y of M iy. l l l l , rn rt of Lot 12 D**er1ti»d In (O fficial Clark* g e e li D 1 71 Pag* 0 Block C. D. R. O P. 1IERKDON Mltraolt'a Survey c f Th* Levy Clerk c ir cu it co u rt. Grant P U l Book 1 P ig* 1 S e m in o le C o u n ty . F lo rid a Nam* in which a lie n e d Frtd C A NOTICE OP APPLICATION FOE Minai* C. Gr»*r TAX DfcKD All o f a iid preparty baing ta th* l l w . 14L1S Fleetda It*tut** of County pf P*mlno|*. Slat# of Florida. L’n H ii ,urh r*rtlflrat* NOTICE 11 MKAEBT OIVEK. • ball ba red itm id according to That Atlantic Municipal Corpora­ law th* proparty d**crlbcd in auch tion th* hoidar ef tho follow ing certlfieat* w |l| b* aald to th* COMIfltat* baa filed **14 c trtllt- h lg h eit bidder at tb* front door of cot* for tax dead to b* io*u *>1 th* S*mlnol* County Court Hour* thvrron Tn* certificate number a t Sanford, m r ia a . on th* ttret end year e f itauanc*. th* deOcrip- Monday in th* month of Jun*, lion of th* groporty. end th* ntm* 1*11. which i* the oth day of June, In which it wa* acaetttd are aa follow *: Datad tht* ith day of May. IMS. C m i l i .a t t Ko. l i t Tear of I t- (O fficial clerk * 4**1 1 auance Jun# It. A D. 1111 O P. HERNDON DKaCRIPTION o r PROPERTY i c le r k Circuit court, K *» ft of EH t I J W u At iam iaol* County, Florid* •W H of KEU Of t t < 4 9 te Nam* In which al*****d Emory A Mam!* Ball* Lena All of l i l t property being tn the Cour.tr of Pemianl*. sta te of Florida U e le it *uch certificate eball be redeemed according to lo w the property daocrlbed in *uch rertlflca le will b* told to th* h tth e tt b)4d*r t t th* front doer e f the |i*mlttn!6 County Coutt Hnut* at Sanford. Fluilda. on th* flrtt M rndiv in th* month of Jun*. l l l l , which I* the Cth day of Jun*. flph II Townthig II 4la v . 1*4.14 Flardda Statu ta* a( Datad thla «th day of May, 1M|, (O ftlcU l Clork'a Soalt O. P. HERNDON Clark Circuit Court. Samlnola County, PI Orldi INSTITUTE CLAIMS ASPHALT RECORD COLLEGE PARK. Ud. Ml _ How long dags U Uk6 to lay a coating of giphalt ovor 883 foot of 34-foot-wida itm t? T»Tnty-6lght rata, twxt iproidH oto. two roller* and 14 truck* yrtttrd iy did U In 14 mlnutdi and 83 tccoois. Tho Cotton - Gnun an Co. of Waihlagtoo fumiihed tho crow fer the >ob at tht dcdiettlon of the upUat initiUit*'* new heidt)uirtrn on the Univertity of Mtnrlacd campus hart. At far s i tha inttituto k rm j, it's tha uphilt-Uylng record c* the world. P Georg# Silica Jr., ion of tho former msjor league catcher, ii getting s spring trial with tha Beaton Rod Sox. He’* n pitcher. toutb R in g * l i t e a t Kamo ta w hich eataaccd Oorden Phtllippi All nr aald proparty b ein g tn th* Coaniy ef aaminol*. Btat* of F lorida. U n lit* auch cortlflcot* t h i l l b* rodeem el according ta la w tb* gregerty d**erte«d tn auch certificate w ill be told to th* htghoat bidder *! the (ren t doer of tha bamtnolo Cauaty Court Houaa 6t (anford. Florida, e e tha (tret Monday in tha month e f Jun*. m i , which I* th* Oth day o f Juno, Datad thin cth day e t Mar. m i . (Official in# A l s ’S circu it Ceurt, Sem inal* County, Plorida ?! « lark _____ NOTICE OP APPLICATION POE TAX DEED Let's Dance! DID YOU KNOW T hst 1 mile south of DeLnnd on Rt. 17-92, yoti enn relnx snd enjoy your fnvorite drinks, end foods, and dnneo to the munie of Don Bridgei and h ii orchedtrn every Fri. it S e t nights. 9:80-1 :S0 Never s Cover or s Minimum Charge. Alweyg s plesnsnt evening. Reasonable Prices. fle e . 30416 PtorlBe It*tut*# ad BAMBOO CLUB NOTICE t t 1 MEREST OIVEX. That Aiiahtto Municipal Corgeralien lb* holder op tha following cartlflcat* hat fllad Mid cartlft* onto for fa s (food to b* taautd Uiateen. Tha vortltlMl* aumboe asd peer of tatueno*. ih' e daaorra­ Hen of tha gregerty, and the name 1220 Sooth Boulevard DeLasd* Florida PONTIIICS RECORD-BRMKINe S U E S 11:00 M orning W o rih lp Barm en: — "M otherhood — P ri­ v ile g e and Raaponelblllty" 6:00 p. m. MYF Supper and Program 8:00 p. m. Evening Worthip Sermon ~ The Matter - Of Fact Man" F IR S T B A P T IS T CH UR CH P ark A v a n * a t S ixth S t a t e W . P . Brookn, J r . P o tte r Sauaty ceurt Meted *M4h, an II* flrtt (Bern U i l l p le g Z a atntutee ad KOTien T9 1 (»RRBT OIVEK, That AUantte Mwnuitai Carpera* tlea the holder of the following certificate hat file! eaU certify aata tar Jan Bead ta he w i l l thereea. Tba carufleate number a*4 pear af lieuataa, the deecriptioa af u a wapaetp, ana tba aama le..which it waa aateeiad ara aa of whlah t •t .T T L i i S i 1 M r. im . OIVEK, Oorp*ra­ tion t h o b o i i t r or tC* folioVnra MrtUtcAte hat fUoe a*ld certlfl- Joke L- MUlar, Mlnltter af Edu­ cation L g f iB M H Ruth E . A rcher, D irector o f M utie • j r o 'n Roved A P i s a P a r T a " E a rly Moral M oiting o iB in f V W ertU a n h in Iltd t t fl p r*d t® top* Sermon - Bm gaU at ra. Momlai Itectlon 12. T ew m hlp 21 South. Ft»- a - 2* E**t. I A>-r*a K an* in which a**c*»*d n . K Ooidr A ll e f aald prapertr h«lag la the c e a n tr of laaalanla, atate e t n e r it * . L'nleei each cartitieate ahtii be red**med arrordrag te lew the property a*errlb*4 in eurh c er tifu eta w in ka aald ta tha h la h tit bidder at tha front door af tha Bctnlenla County Court Hnu** at tan ferd . Fiarld*. on tha ftrat U e n i i y la th* month of June. 1**1. which U the 1 th a c y e f Jun*. FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH 189* Sanford A v a s t John R. Golden, Minltttr ITEM NO. « Sunday 1 — 4 Wheel Treater 9:45 Bible School Drew Ear H P. It. Bolt Pulley 10:50 .Worthip and Communi­ H P. l i . I gp«*d Trencmuaion. MyOrcull* lift, otartcr. P T O air on alaenar. baitary. preof m*t*r or 6:00 p. m Chi Rbo and C. Y. T. Monday rai the (ho month ef Jut*. hour indleetor, Hgbta, 4tn a 14 front tlraa with duel l i - l l r«*r l l l l . which It th* tth ____ i it ra* ttb dap of J 7:30 p. m. Worthip and Sam oa urea. ttm a ^ v Tueiday CONGREGATIONAL 1—tndu*trui*Loed*r Rated lead 7:80 Tha Circle af Urn C. W. T. CHRISTIAN CHURCH O. F. MEJINDON' maeta at tha home af Mr*. V. H. c ia r k Circuit Court. Gamer park Avanee and 24 S tm t Grantham 800 So. Laurel Ave. Saminala Cauaty. Pierian If. Bernard Root. Miniiter Wedneiday JlOtlCte % AjLFFWCATIOR Sunday School 9:30 n. m. 7:30 Choir Practice Adult d a te led by Dr. Fred Enl l t n 26406 PleeMt atuteoo amtnger HOLY CROSS CHURCH NOTICE in HEREBY G. c ie im for nil ago*. (EPISCOPAL) oThat Morning Worship 11:00 Ear. H . L ytttotoa ammaamna nion „ ^l! a W t “» 6 b . cartifiaXI* he* .filed aald cart Sermon i "Mother And The Home * B . D u R«*tor cala for tag Bead to 6* itoi 4tk Sunday altar Eaator tbarton. T ht (OrtlfiaeU number PAOLA WESLEYAN | 1:00 a . m . M aly E uebarU t and year «f latuaaeo. the deerrtp. METHODIST tlea ef tb* preperty. e a rth * neiU Family Sarviea and In whteb It waa aaaeoaod are At Cedi W. Sheffer, Patter 9:15 follow*: Church School SUNDAY Marniaf P raytr and f s : s T . ‘. . K, v g » a v • ' Sunday School 0:45 11:00 D ip c n ijp n o x i p p k op sB T T i Samoa Morning Worihlp 10:45 W 1 1 1 H It ef E 1*11 4 ft of Service* th rou gh th a w aakt Let I S of Oviedo R * U S leek WYPS «:4S Monday through Thuraday — Ho­ P D R. Mllcaell'O Bervay of EvtngeliiUa 7:80 Th* Levy o ta a t Plat Peek t ly Communion — 7t80 a. m. Prayer Meeting Wtdneeday 7:30 Friday — Holy Communion 1:80 gamfV« whlah aiaeaaed Xcaacth a. m. FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Milton H. Wyatt. Mlnlatar S atu rd ay — S e t n a a e l ad pan* • t r a m . , 1: * « Richard O. KnlghLAiiocliM Min- aore — 5-4 p. m. Plorida. Ualeaa (M l caottftata eh all k* redeem*! aeeerdiag te liter , . . W | . t r S f f 't . • « 1:48 a. ra. Church School. A Clan rartlflc* L e g o l N o tic e blgheet at tha treat dear a] for every eye. (Broadeait over WTRR) ■ & , ,£ - & £ s e s - ia tuperinUndenL Mother'i Day vrill aet tha theme of the morning worihlp itnrlea which begtna a t 10:48. Tha Hea­ venly Harmnnrm Quartet will ling "Sweetest Mother". There will bn flower* for everyone. NVPS beglne at 8:45 p. m., John­ ny Carter, PreaidanL Tha evening avnagellatie hour begin* at 7:80 with tonga you love to ling followed by a me»aage of invitation to accept Chriat aa your Savior. Friendly, courteous other* will greet you and make you welcome. Won’t you “coma and ieet* FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Oak Aveana and Third Street A. C. McUaia. Minuter e,k«,i 9:45 a. m. Sunday School 10:50 a. m. Tha Seaeion meeta for Praytr In tha Seiiion Room 11:00 a. m. Morning Worihlp to be broadeait over WTRR Solo — "Grant Me. Daar Lord, Deep Peace of Mind" Stickle* Harry M. Weir Anthem — "Holy God, We Prtiie Thy Name” Mueller Chancel Choir Sermon Mr. Mcl net* Church Nuriery 10:4! — 18:00 Each Sunday Morning for chil­ dren up to five yean. 7:00 p. in. Pioneer FellowihJp 7:00 p. m. Senior High Feliowthlp 9:00 p. ra. Evening Werehlp Thli ten-ice will erapheaitatha Theme "Open Your Door to God" Thoie taking part — IMan Aiken, Teddy Walker and the Youth Choir with Joan Wilke at tha pia­ no. X in it In wklch aa<nt>4 Bora A lton M ou ilaf Corporation All of m id proparty b sin c in lit* c e ie ir rt nominal*. sta te of Florid*. Dale** *Uth <artificet* ■ kill t* rodoomoa occorfling la law th* property d eicrik id In autk r lr tld e a ta wit] b i »#H to the h ltheat M44*r i t th* treat 4sor e l lh« stm ln ole Ceuntr Court Hew** at Bantord, rlorlda. en tke (ir*t .............■_ t* whlrh it * i i aeioiied are te ra® tr Sunday Behai 8:61 "Coma With Your Family. Wo Provide Tor Every Ntmtor af Th* Family - In * th* Bthy." Merttot WonUp into a. m. la m a Dr. John Maguire, Even- is L ■ of A t N ay. p J::t mi. ‘P o rtia lit E lr b y Itoftrt, T r a ie ln s Unto* « ill I- daad peert a is* "Tttfstot w John s S to g u ln . E * ■|A|M im * •9 lo- f -KJiWWldUWto •* ■m •2V v 3 v ■ fr w .-'r j- - '■ , ■? -a HP Si & I.’ * s r J ' 4* �n TH p SANFORD HERALD T r l Mar ft, 19Sg Tago 3 FRIDAY Little Parable For Mothers BY TEMPLE BAll.F.Y The young mother set her foot on the path of life. Is the way long? And the Guids said: •'Yes and the way is hart). And you will he old before you reach the end of It. But The end wilt be better than the beginning’’. But the young mother w*» hap­ py, ana *he could not believe that anything could be bettrr than these years. So she played with her children and gathered flnwrrs along the way for them, and bath­ ed with them in ihe clear streams; and the sun shone on them, and life was good, and the young mo­ ther cried, "Nothing will ever be lovelier than this." Then night rame, sr.il atorm, ^ and covered them with her manrhildrsn shook with fear and rnld, and Ihe Mother drew them clove and covered them with her man­ tle, a no. the ehiloren said, " 0 Mo­ ther, we are not afraid for you are near, and no harm can come." And the Mother said, “This . Is belter than the brightness of the day for I have taught my child­ ren courage." And the morning ram e and £ there was a hill ahead, and the children climbed and drew weary, and the Mother was weary, bul a t all times she said tn the children, "A little patience and • the star* and said, "This Is the 0 hatter day than the first, for my rhildrsn nave learned forlitid* in the fico ol hardness. Yesterday 1 g iv e them courage. Today 1 gave them strength." And tha next day rame strange elouda which darkened the earthclouds of war and hate and evil and the’ children groped and stum­ bled, and the Mother said, -Look up, lift your eye* to the light." And tha children looked and saw ; A above the elouda an Everlasting Glory, and it guided them and brought them beyond tha darkness. And that night the Mo­ ther said, "This is the best day of •II, for I hava shown my children GOD." And tha days want on, and Ihe week* and tha months, and tho yeara and the Mother grew old, and ahe was little and hsnL But her children were tall and strong, f ami walked with courage. And when the way waa hard they helped their Mother; and when the way was rough they lifted her, for she was light as a feath­ er, and a l last they came to a hill, and beyond the hill they could see a shining road and gol­ den gatca flung wide. And tha Mother said, " I hava reaehad tha and of my Journey. And now I know that the end is < 0brttar than the beginning, for my Officers Installed For Catholic Club By Father Lyons New officer* of Ihe Catfiolfc Woman's Club were inslallrd Mon­ day night by Father Richard Lyons, pastor of All Souls Church. President, Mrs. Robert Bauman, was Installed, along with Mrs. A. Constantine, vice-president: Mis. I., Wcidlein, secretary: and Sir*. B. Rogers, treasurer. Father Lyons piaised the out-going of­ ficers for the successful year and spoke a fpw word* of encourage­ ment lo the new ones. Chsiimen for standing commit­ tees were appointed as follows: Altar, Mrs. James Von Herbulii; L'SO, Mrs. C. Milllken; Sick, Mrs. Paul Brefka; Refreshment, Mrs. IL Van Duyne: Library, Mr*. .1. Hurt Fr.; and publication, Mrs. Robert Bauman. Plana were made for a bake sale to he held on the church grounds May 22. A Communion breakfast will be held Juno 5 at the Celery City Grill. After the meeting refreshments were served by Mrs. J, Von Herbulls and Mr*. William Helton. Miss D. Gillyard Guest O f Honor A t Bridal Shower Mis* Bnrolhy Gillyard was hon­ ored with a bridal shower Tues­ day night a t 313 Chapman Ave., by Mrs, Reggie Masey and Mrs, Jo« Koke with Miss Paulette Ca­ son In charge of games. Many games wrre enjoyed and prize* were awarded to Mi*. A, L. Eslermn, Sir*. Bill Carpenter, Mrs. ]T. E. Cordell and Mis* Maria Menrndez. Mils Gillyard received many lovely gift*. Refreshments of rookie*, nuts and soft drinks wer* served tn the following: Mrs. J. U Perkins, Mr*. R. Benton, Mr*. P. H. Gailey, Mrs. F. F. Engehretaon, Mrs, E. E. Walker, Airs. Bill Carpenter, Mrs. Gilbert Ben­ ton, Mr>, Leola Alford, if r*. Du­ val Gltlyard, Miss Maria Mcnendes, Mrs, Martha Morton. Mr*. L. J . Lowe J r. Mr*. R. S. Kempt. Mrs. Henry Benton, Mr*. R. T. children after them". And the children said, "You will always walk with us, Mother, even when you have gone through the gates," And they stood and wgtehed her a* she went on alone, and the gates closed after hag, And they laid, "We can not sea her, but ehe Is with us stilt, A Mother lika our* is more than a memory, Sha is a Living Presence." Revival service* at the First Baptist Church will bcgir at 8 p m. with Dr. John Maguire, preacher and Kirby Rogers, song leader. Registration for -children be­ ginning first „rade only w illstait at Soulhside School. This is for children who will attend Soulh­ side and Pine L icit Schools next year, .Pastor Fchlmman will speak at the Legion Auxiliary nieetmy at 7:30 p. m. on “The Christian Wo­ man in Her Community". S \TURDAY The Second Year Intermediate class of the First Methodist Church meets at 1 p. m. for a parly. SUNDAY All member* of Beta Sigma Phi, whether they are members at large, on leave of absence or ac­ tive, are invitrd to attend the Mothers Day Tea to ho held al 4 p. m. to 5 o’clock, at tho home of Susan White, 1600 S. Park Ave. Members are urged to bring their guest of honor either their mother or a friend who is a mo­ ther. Weather permlting tho lea wifi lie held on the lawn. ■ The Ladies Aid of the Luther­ an Chuich of the Redeemer will hold a bake sale at 5:30 a. m. in front of Sears Roebuck order office. Mother's Day cukes will b« the speciality. MONDAY • Cirel-s of the First Presbyter­ ian Church will meet as follows: No. 1 Mrs. Ralph Auslin Smith, chairman with Mrs. E. V. Turner, •47 Mellnnvillc Ave.. 3 p m; N« 2 Mr*. W. L. Roche, chairman, with Mrs. Charles Morrison. Hia­ watha Ave., 3 p. m.; No. 3 Mr*. Claude Howard, chairman, with Mr*. L. I. Frailer, Celery Ave. 3 p. m; No. 4 Mr*. D. <’. Howard, rhairmsn, with Mrs. Charles Lawson, Cameron Ave., Miss Annie Weeks, co-hostets, 3 p. tn; No. S Mr*. George A. Stine, chairman, with Mrs. B. W. Wilke, 432 Sum­ merlin Ave., 0:43 a. m; No. 4 Mr*. Arthur C. Moore, chairman. In Ihe Philathra Classroom, Edu­ cations' Bulbing, 3 p. m; No. 7 Mrs. W. D. Simpson, chairman with Mrs. D. L. Thrasher, 424 Grandview Ave., covered dish luncheon at 12 noon; Evening Circle No. 1 Mr*. W. 5. Brumfey, chairman, with Mrs. J. A. Riatltnc. Mr*. Fred Blstllne, Mrs. W. A Bennett, Mrs. W. J. Hart­ ley, Educational Building, 8 p. m; Hunt, Mrs. W. O. Ktansell, Mr*. Sarah Johnson,. Mr*. Maud* Gillyard, Mr*. A. L. Eitcrson, Mr*. Ghila Payne, 51 rs, H. E. Cordell, Mr*. T. I'. Ca*nn, 51 is. Hattie M. Abercrombie, Mr*. Cynthia Cay­ ley, 51rs. Jack Benton, Mi** Rob­ bia Morton, Miss Paulette Cason, 5lrs. Jim Thninp*on, Mrs, John Benton and hoste**e*. Evening Circle No. 3 Mm. M._ M. Land, chairman, with Mr*. Fred Murray 1331 Forest Dr. 8 p.m. Ft. Mart* Chapter of Holy Cross Episcopal Chureh will meet with Mrs. H. G. Lingle, Loch Arbor, at 8 p. m. The WMU of the First Baptist Church will meet at 6:45 p. m. *or a covered dish supper. Program and initiation of auxiliaries will he in the auditosium at 7:30. Circles will hold ahort business meeliiic* in various clssrrocms at H:;!(), Program topic “Up and Down The City Streets".' Mrs. Ilea Anderson is the leader in charge. The First Baptist Carol Choir will hold rrhcarsal a t 3:30 p. ni. at the chureh. The Geneva Garden Club wilt have an evening meeting a t 7:30 in the Community House. The program is to be presented by a committee of husbands and a nov­ el and entertaining evening is promised. Hostesses will bo Mrs. Boy Nichols, Ruby Combs, Wil­ liam Brigers. J. .1. Lefflcr and W. L. Sirg. Mrs. Don Perry, pre­ sident will preside at the business meeting TUESDAY There will be a Cancer Benefit Card Party at the Episcopal Parish House. Everyone is in­ vited to play the game of your choice. Please bring your cards. Local merchants have donated vnndciful prises. To obtain lictr U dall Mrs. Harold Chapman. Only those present a t the card parly will have the op­ portunity of winning the Grind Prise. Tho Gleaner* Class nf the Flrsl Baptist Church meet* at 8 p m. with Mrs. T. A. Stiles, 80T E. roth St. Mrs, llemmerle is tohostess The Unity Truth Class will meet in the Valdes Hotel at 7:13. Mrs Carolyn Parsnns is tracher snd Ihe study course will he contin­ ued. Tho public Is invited. The Anna Miller Circle will meet al the Elk* Club at 8 p. m. The Horticulture chairman of tho Sanford Garden Club will mret at in a. m. with Mr*. l» E. Spencer, 214 E. 18th Sirret. The Senior Cias* play, “Cheaper By The Dozen" will Ins presented in the auditorium at 8 p. m. The Woman's Bible Class of th« First Baptist Church will meet al 7:36 p m. at Ihe home of Mrs. B. E. Tolar, 867 Magnolia Ave., with group No. 6 as hnstrss. The First Baptist Concord Choir will hold rehcarssl al 6:30 p.m. at the church. The Intermediate Royal Ambas­ sadors will meet at the First Bapttlst Church at 7 p. m. The First Baptist Church hut will leave at 7:11 p. m to carry a group from Ilia Training Union to the Training Union Aiim-latinn Meeting in First Baptist Church, Oviedo, M AY ECONOMY ( G O O D ," Y E A R K -w T I R E S SPECIAL PRICE PRICE PRICE PRICE PRICE PRICE PRICE PRICE PRICE PRICE 9-ELECTRIC FANS 1-PORTABLE RADIO 1—RADIO-PHONO 1— BOY’S 20” BIKE 2— GIRL’S 20” BIKES 1—GIRL’S 26” BIKE 4—2&” WAGONS 1—34” WAGON 6—BIKE KICKSTANDS 13—RING SPRINKLERS GUARANTEED NEW FLOOR MODELS WAS .399.93 21)9.03 309.95 CONSOLE RADIO-COMB. CONSOLE RADIO COMB. BLONDE CONSOLE BLONDE TABLE MODEL (G O O D /Y E A R I^ ^ T IR E S cr LABTm 5 n ? » NIGHT “DREAM? 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DRINK A DESSERT Whipped fe is t Coes an Ceh, Buttered Cauliflower, Candled Yana, Spin nch* Creamed EncHeh Fees, Steamed Rke, Apple Sauce. PINEAPPLE A COTTAGE CHEESE SALAD HOT ROLLS MUFFINS COFFEE, TEA OR BUTTERMILK SALE PRICES O N BOTH BLACK AND WHITE SIDEWALLS design ifaat DESSERTS IKkW oI Su m Isgulor No lrad.-in flic* lnQ\ilat No SAIE m e t wilt. Tioda-in Whlfrwol 6.00 * 16 $I673| $ 1 4 .2 5 * 6.00 a 16 $70.30] 6.40 a 15 17.83) 1 5 .1 5 * AJO a 15 22.70] 1 9 .4 3 * 670 a 15 IB.70f 1 3 .9 3 * 7 .tO a IS 25.55] 2 1 .5 5 * f>Alt rv e t wot> Vode-M r.u . Trodc-ia $ 1 7 .4 0 * Before you 7.10 a 15 70.70] 1 7 .6 0 * 7.60 c 15 27.75] 2 3 .6 0 * , w orn Lima, lau hio n. (be 7 M a 13 22.651 1 9 .2 5 * 650 a 16 27.23] 2 3 .1 5 * a m ! SAVE 650 a 16 22.25] 1 1 .9 0 * H m m Made Cake — Ice Creem — Jelle — Puddles — Cream Cheese end H P - (Heme Made Pie . . lt c extra) — Pie A La Mode. . ISENJOY THE COMFORT OF OUR AIR CONDITIONED DINING ROOM FOR RESERVATIONS, PLEASE PHONE 287$ Mrs. Appleby’s Restaurant Valdez Hotel a — k w a GO O D YEAR SERVICE STORE IIS SOUTH PARE AVENUE SANFORD. FLA. PHONES 121 . ___ , [ fir HMf . �V New Tennis Rules' No Dukedom For Him The- irnat iuurhed rule* for playing a (tame must be those relating to scoring. It I* Inconceivable that the baxehnll scoring system will ever be altered. The relative values of touchdowns, and field goals in football have been readjusted from time to time, but no move for a change has been made for year*. Th's conservatism make* all the more Remarkable the innovation in tennis scoring Introduced recently by Jack March, promoter of professional matches. Traditionally, a* all followers of the game know, the first point made counts IS, the , second b^ng* the total up to 30, and the I' ' ' 10. The fourth ends the game, pro­ vided the loser is at least two points behind. . V .C ar»* ai.*.. minor modifications, and acme special terminology, as "love** for a blank score. In a recent tennis tournament March took over the rules of table tennis, where a game is 21 points. The serve changes with every five points, and not as under the old system, with each game. Also each server has hut one try for a point The traditional arrangement gives him two, allowing him to experiment on the first try with a difficult aerve that may or may not come off. March attributes the increased atten­ dance at his tournament to these scoring charges. This may be doubted. Addicts are familiar with the present system, and those aot acquainted with the game do not find the scoring rules much of a barrier. It will be Interesting to see if the innovation takes. The d » y s are long past when a title o f nobility was the most prized British poises* •ion. Sir Winston Churchill refused a duke­ dom because acceptance would have excluded him form the House of Commons. He is following precedent William E. Gladstone, the foremost British 18th cen­ tury statesman, declined an earldom when he withdrew from politics. He may well have remembered that William Pitt the elder, the champion of American rights before and during the Revolution, wax known as "The Great Commoner" and lost much popularity when he became the Earl of Chatham. A dukedom would have put Churchill in­ to the i!ou*e of Ixirds, a plate for public men who want to take jt easy. No one would ever accuse Churchill of being that. The Sanford Herald Page 4 Friday Hay 6. 1956 rOUAYH BIBIK VKKMK Let our prayer be net forth before thee M Incense, and the lifting up of our hand* aa the evening sacrifice.— Psalm 141:2.— There la something in habitual regular times af devotion. It is a splendid habit to develop. 9AM DAWSON A/aouNDGsn Corporate Profits Ahead Of 1954 en flow. Cash dividends in the first three months of the year rote ( per cent ovi i a year ago to a total of > 14 muny to a Senate Foreign Reisbillion dollars, stockholders hope for bigger dividend*. Labor union leaders are eapected to ask for big­ ger wage hikes this year than last. And Treasury officials, scanning the first-quarter reports of corpor­ ations. note happily that b-u'ctM is setting aside much larger re­ serves for federal Income taaes than it did a year ago Economists M U» National Cite Bank of New York report that S7« manufacturing companies whose first-quarter earnings statements art now available have Ml aside •* reserves for federal income Uses almost two billion dollars. Crime On Parole Parole board* and system* of probation have too long been under fruitless attack. That there are frequent instance* of parolp* committing crime*, that "repeaters”, have record* of probation and parole almost a* long as ti.ofr record* of offense* display a need for major overhauling in this depart­ ment of Inw enforcement * Parole and probation board* nerve both society and the prison inmate. They muni decide whether the prisoner'* release will menace society or whether the offender stands i better chance of rehabilitation within a community, Thia decision, never a simple one, is hampered by many restriction*- The parole and probation boards are rarely made up of «|tecialL'ts, but are usually composed of people with little or no knowcledge of crim­ inal psychology. Many board* are subject to partisan pollicisl control and all boards are subject to the ecnomlc fact that it cost* the state a good de-.l more to jail a man than it does to free him. Two survey* recently conducted in New Jersey find that these complexities are com­ pounded by confusion. They reveal that there is iittle standardization even among counties in regard to the aystems of proba­ tion used. From both a practical and an adminis­ trative angle these boards face confusions and hazards that would be crippling to the aversge^bttsine'ts man. Vet it is the average buaineaa man, his wife and family that face the results of these gross faults. Tha mount­ ing crime figures might be decreased con­ siderably if more attention were given to this too long neglected area of social pro­ tection. H A L BOYLE Suburbanites Kings Of Frontier NEW YORK m - T he p a v y C ro c k e tt* a f th is g r o w Una a re C m s u b u rb a n ite s. T h e y a r e th e king* o f a n tw fro n tie r—tb * b o u sin g d o v a lo p m o a te • r i n g i n g up Uko m . M's d o w n rig h t d i m e r o u s , ” 8 r o p a tc h e s a ro u n d th e r i m a f "W h o you tr y in g to k id ? ” e v e r y m a jo r A m e ric a s c ity , V e il, fto u ly I got th e o fficial T h e ta s u b u rb a n s e ttle r s fa c e fig u re s cut th a se c M c o t to ll a m o n g m o r e p e ril* th a n a v e r e ro fro a td h o a w r e p a i r f a ro t o r W 4 (c o m pilod b y a n in s u ra n c e c o m p a n y WASHINGTON (ft-What wtU the United Sts (is position be if Red China plays , nice, maybe agrees to a cease-fire around Formosa, and then wants to get into the United Nations? American opposition to U.. N. membership for t h e m might change. One stumbling block to Red Chi­ ne's admittance—although not neeetvarily the final one—would he removed if the veto power of the Security Council on new members was errJed. Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr. Ameri­ can ambassador to the U. N., this week suggested dropping the veto power on new members held by the Big Five powers on the Se­ curity Council—the United States, Russia. Britain. France, National­ ist China. Undr thep resent U. N. Char­ ier. admiUance of a new member hinge* around what happen* in the Security Council. Seven of the It members—in­ cluding all the Big Five—must vote yes. A veto by any of the Big Five can block a nation from membership. Under Lodge's proposal, elimi­ nating the veto, neither the United States nor Nationalist China could keep out Red China if any seven of the remaining Security Council members voted yes. It's possible that, with removal of the veto, Red Chins still couldn't get seven votes that would let her In. Russia ha* proposed U, N. Membership for M d China several times, but thee* wore never seven votes for admittance, making a veto unnecessary. The veto to block membership for It other non-Communist na­ tions. Lodga made It plain. In testi­ mony to a Senate Foreign Rela lions subcommittee, that be was speaking as an individual and was not expressing the views of the Eisenhower administration. Up to th is tim e th e State D e­ p a r tm e n t h a s n 't ta k e n a position on c h a n g e s to th e c h a r te r . Its a t ­ titu d e s e e m s to b a now le t's go ug 1 A G IF T O F / / ” ) s sp e a k in g fo r h im s e lf, h is view s e a a a e r r e a s a t r ia l balloon G iv in g P rim a i* l i l t g iv in g Some Dietary Rules For Nursing Mothers MANY m o th e r s t a i l t o a a re o th e i r b a b ie s b e c a u se th e y b e lte r* th e y d o n 't h a r e e a o u g h m ilk . I n t h e v a s t m a jo r ity o f ewaao. th ly l i n t t r u e . M o st o f y o u n ew B ,o th e rs c a n h a v e e n o u g h m ilk to su p p ly t h a t lo v ab le lit t le ty k e tf y o u J u s t follow ft few sim p le ru les. M oat I m p o r ta n t o f a ll. y o u m u s t b a r e a d e s ire t o a u ra * y o u r b a b y . Y o u r d ie t, o f c o a rs e , Is Im p o r­ t a n t , too. I t show Id be a p p e tis in g , w h o leso m e a n d n u tritio u s , f t m u s t I n d u d e m ilk , b u t te r , egg*. f r u its , v e g e ta b le s , m e a t a a i w h o le -g ra ta c e re a ls. Y ou c a a o a t a n y o r d in a r y tom t h a t a g re e s w ith y o a a n d doaoni u p s e t y o u r b a b y . Now d o s t everr a t P ra c tic e m m te re tto n . Liquid! a r e a la s a a c ro m ry , D rin k about six g laa afa la a d a p . g e m s m o th e n p re c io u s gem s . . . e v e ry w o m a n k n o w s h o w b e a u tifu lly th e y fit a n d h o w th e y w e a r a n d weeag d u r in g t h e f ir s t fe w w eeks, b e t y o u r m o th e r , m o th e r - in -la w . o r area(b o d y atae y o u c a n t r u s t t a to h e lp y o u . O e t t i g h t t o t e a h o u rs sle e p e a c h n ig h t, a n a p e a c h d a y . Y o a s h o u ld a ls o h a r e p le n ty e t f r e s h a i r a n d m o d e ra te e x ercise. I sa g g a et yon go o u t fa r s h o rt w a lk s a s q u ic k ly a a y o u r a a a d ltto a p e rm its . d itio n . Bo, t a k e i t e o a y ^ ^ t i r e d o r ove n r e n t e d . y o u m a y q u le k ty to re y o u r b r e a d m it t , n o n l h a v e to o m a n y v ia to r * a n d w o n ’t b e g i n p o o r h o u s e h o l d STARTING SUNDAY 3 BIG DAYS c a re fu lly a b o u t th is s o rt o f thing, m H I r “H ow could you know that J f S ~*from tk non d p u 'trn g FL A TTER ED BY Red China May Pull Fast Switch interior I____________ ____ UAH M o th er will de /AMES M A R L O W t o r e ; »i.MO re p la c in g b ro k e n w inp a w te j Td.One p a in tin g tb s outa M t at t h e i r h o u se ; IT A H re g a lr to g g u tte r* a a d tro u g h s ; IT A H B a g e g d r to fc u g d o w n m w in d o w s; H A H p ru a to g t r e e s ; e fclauw ye; a n te n n a s . rive billion .more than la the ism* month lait year. It means that tales will continue at a high level for several montli* ahead. When these new orders turn into tales at some future diug Uncle Sam will be right on hind to see that around one half o.‘ the profit on them la turned over to him as corporate Income tax. TV ___ - ■ �Daughters O f Wesley, First Methodist Church, Hold Service S o c ia l. fo e n JU , P & A & D JW h Tbe Daughter* of Wesley of the First Methodist Church hold their annual Memorial service in the church Sanctuary Tuesday evening. The chancel was beautifully decoralrd with palms and basket* of white and pastel colored spring flowers and was lighted only by the large memorial cross which was given to the church by the Daughters of Wesley Class. The memorial flowers were given by the families of Mrs. Fred Wilson. Mrs. II. H. Chappell, Mrs. Beth Mettingcr Morgan, and Mr*. J. D. Roberts. The program wa* as follows: Prelude—“ Come. Sweet Peace,"— Bach, Organist Mrs. Albert Hick­ son. Invocation—The Rev. nichard O. Knight. Solo—"Safe in the arms of Jesus,” Mra. George Harden. Eulogy — The Rev. Richard O. Knight. Reading of Memorial Role by Mrs. itch Ratliff, and lighting of Memorial Candles By Class Mem­ bers. Solo—"The Lord’s Prayer, "Malotte, Mrs. George Hanlon Benediction, The Rev. nichard O Knight. The Memorial role la as follows: Golf Association Banquet Is Held At Country Club HIm Mary Ann Wright will m visit hsr sister Peggy who U a w student s t Florida State Univer­ The annual Woman's Golf As sity over ths weekend. ■oclatioa banquet was held recently Mrs. Gsorg* Touhy, Mrs. John •t the Mayfair Inn Country Club Georgs, Mrs. William Amici .on with ■ buffet style dinner being and Mrs. A. G. Mclnnlt spent served. Tuesday at the Coquina Hotel in Dancing was enjoyed afterwards Ormond Beach where they attended at the semi-formal affair in which the Presbyterian . Synodical Train­ Mrs. Ross Adams went into office ing School. as president, succeeding Mrs. Roy ^ Senator Douglas Stenitrom »r- Symes. • lived home Irom Tallahassee Wed­ Triics were awarded during the ____ _ to be with ______ nesday his wife who night for the Mayfair Ins Seminole underwent treatment Thursday In'County Club women's tournament ths Urangs General Hospital in that was held in April, Miss Dot Powell was (he cham­ Orlando. pion with M in Ellen Bette being Mr. and Mrs..Bob Kants left low gross medalist and Mrs. L A. yesterday for ths Florida A ssocia­ Williams low net medalist. tion of Insurance Agent's Stats Other winners wars: Mrs. Ken Convention, which is being held Stembaugh, Championship conso­ in Miami. They will etay ovar lation; Mrs. Andrew Csrrawsy, negt week to attend the Florida first fllghi; Mrs. John Ivey, first Tuberculosis and Health Associa­ flight consolation; Mrs. Ray Heard, tion Convention. second flight consolation; Miss Martha Wight, third flight. , Friends of Mrs. R. W. Rupreeht In the third flight consolation, will regret to learn that aha is Mrs. D. H. Mathers and Miss Joy­ eonflnad to tha Fsmald Laughton ce Hetrel were to play their match. Memorial Hospital for soma time. The winner was not announced. Sunday, 21 couplet turned out for James Gut lif t yesterday to at­ tend tha Florida Association of the husband and wife tourney held at the course. Low gross was won Insurants Agent’s in Miami. by Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Whelchel, Mrs. Lorrtlns Graham, Execu- low gross runner-up, Mr. and Mrs. tivs secretary of the Seminole E, B. Smith; low net runner-up County Tuberculosis Association Mr. and Mrs. F .D . Scott. Single team winners wens lowwill leave nest wtsk for Mitmi to attend ths Florida Tuberculosis gross, Miss Ellen Betts and Dr. and Health AaaociaUon Conven­ Harold Ring; low net, Mrs. Ken SUmbaugh and Harry Tooke,; low tion. gross runner-up, Mrs. Andy M irth Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Carrs* and Mu* O'Linder; low net runnerwsy left Wsdnesdsy for the Flo­ up. Mrs. Roes Adams and Dean rida Association of insurance A- Smith. It was announced that second gent's Convention. Mr. Carraway la a member of tha Board of Di­ matches of the Dot Powell Handi­ rectors, which hold its meeting cap Tournament a rt now under way. on Thursday. ★ MISS EMILY MARIE COOK ★ ★ ★ ★ m w Joyed. Those present wore Mrs. J. M. Hayes. Mrs. J. M. McCaskill, Mrs. JL W. Sturdivant, Mrs. W. L PL per, Mrs. Albert Hardesty, Mr*. W. J . David. Mrs. Dorn Guerry, Mr*. 0. ft Tolar, H it. Jeha M. GUloa, Mrs. Olivo Wells, Mrs. H. L. Wright, Mrs. J*e Ja m il, Mr*. J . p. Thurmond. Mr*. Kobeit EasterUy, Mrs. Grady Herman, Mrs. T . E . Wilson, M M rs. J . C. Davis. Mrs. Albert Jar• roll, Mrs. H. W. Dick, Mrs, T . ft. Butte, Mrs. F . B . Wyatt. Mrs. W. ft. Thorstan, Mia. Boy TUli*. Mr*. CUranee Wyaa, Mra. Bessie (freak. Beta Sigma Phi SponiortsBenefit .Tuesday Night '" T h a -------- I m s IIi ear htwefl* •a ri'jja rjy r oaeiai by Bata M 4 i t A t Episcopal Parish Tuesday, May Mouse G l p n , M Card ***** la ha played *U to the lmtlvld—1 BIGG— I M R t o r t i ( prtoaa, far tha party era yea have a pet ef THE SANFORD HERALD FH. May 6. 1955 Page 5 Different luncheon salad; add finely chopped ham and mayon­ naise to moisten to mashed hardrooked eggs. Mold the mixture in small custard rape and turn out on salad green*. Sprinkle with a little paprika end garnish tops with tiny sprig* of paralay. If desired, a little pickle relish may be added to the egg mixture. Muffin Change; Add two-third* cup of finely-cut pitted detea to a standard two-rap muffin recipe. Cancer Benefit Card Party Episcopal Pariah Haaaa Game of Tour Choice Bring your cards Tuesday 8 p. as. May 18 I t .00 per person—tax tx ta p l The engagement of Miss Emily Marie Cook daughter of Mr. end Mr*. S. N. Cook of Dccetur. (In., to James Chsrlr* Swann, son of Mr. and Mr*. George !.e»lie Swann I* being rrvealrd today by Mis* Cook's aunt* Mr*. Elisabeth Mitchell and Mr*. Fred Goodwin. The bride-elect wa» born In Atl«nte, tie., e nd attended »chooi* there before moving to Sanford this yesr. She is a Junior in As We Were Saying Seminole High School and a memA hu.band It tor of the Baptist Church. She la like a garment. If a wife at­ living with Mr. end Mra. Fred tempts too many Goodwin and Mrs. Eliiabcth Mit­ alterations th t'll chell on Seminole Highway. have nothing but Mr. Swann wa* born In Sanford errapt. and attended schools hers. II* will Adrian Andtreon graduate this June with the rlass • • • of *6(. President of the Futum E v e ry g irl Farmer* of America, he is also waits for the right man to com* a member of the football and along—bul In the meantime she baseball tennis. He plant to snter gets married. the U. S. Navy after graduating. —Pipe Dream* The marriage will be an event of June 12 with complete plan* for the wedding to be announced at a later date. SMor s TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY EARL YARN Phone 6S4 TOR CUSHION! 0 lO M fuC T ZfflIGERIE SKIRTS In MIracI* Fabrlca of Cotton bat Into, Nylon. Combed Yarn Cotton, PUhho Rayon Tricot nnd Dacron— • 8HORTIE GOWNS • BLIPS • PANTIES • STOCKINGS “Suit Your Budget" JEW ELRY ^ 6 .9 5 - 9 .9 5 1 .0 0 - 5 .0 0 lin d s u d d s u L W h a tI d $ jl v s l fo *l m D ihM A. (Deny, . . . . Or g lv * hsr a p r a t t y Blouse of Dacron, Cotton ba­ tiste .or N y lo n . Loraly S k i r t * of cotton in solids or print*. Priced •To Suit Every Budget** Beautiful printed flnre skirt* Floral di'nigtui, check St modern p rin t W a ■ h a b I e, waist sizea 24 to 38. In g*t« or Individual plecea, to match every eoatum*. from 1.00 to 10.95 1 9 8 to 8.98 to**. Thay> daiiriaas, toe agrteIdad aver hawk ad sraamqr aka don, Mrs. J. P. Thurmond. Mrs. John N. Gillosi, Mrs. R. B. Monro* and Mrs. Clarke Leonardy, Mrs. Albert Hickson and Mia* Bessie Zachary. A No. 1.98 to 5.98 f ed her husband during his Illness. Easter baskets and plants were sent to the Class' shut-ini during the Easter season. Mrs. Claude Herndon, courtesy chairman reported that she had sent six cards, two bouquets, two trays and threw plants during the month. Mrs. Albert Hickson as a mem­ ber of their board of Missions Alas­ kan, Indian and Indiana in the U S. requested $10 be sent to this cause. This will be sent. The hostesses served milt punch, cake ami salted nuts to those pre­ sent. Hostesses were MLss Versa Woodcock, Mrs. C. F. Brannan. Mr*. J. E. Courier, Mrs. Pauline Howard, Mrs. O. E. White and Mrs. M. L. Wright Guest* were Mrs, Zoh Ratliff, Mra. Harry Brown, Mrs. J . M. Mayra, Mrs. Grace Gregory, Mrs. S. G. Harriman, MUs AIcne Chap­ man, Mr*. A. D. Zachary, Mrs, J. E. Courier, Mrs. Lida Stall, Mrs. W. E. Raines, Mrs. A. C. Rector, Mrs. Rrodie Williams, Mrs. I. J. Boyette, Mr*. Ruth Lundquist, Mr*. Robert Futrall, Mrs. Claude Hern­ Emily Cook, Charles Swann Engagement Is Revealed Today Add flaked leftover fish and a slightly beeten tgg to dry masbsd potatoes. Sr a eon to taste. Form Into patties and roll in flour. Brown the flsh-and-potato pat­ ties in hot butter or margarine and serve piping hot withe salad m Circle No. Four of tho WSCS for a luncheon dish. • of tho First Methodist Church met a t McKinley Hall, Monday. Fresh pork sausage must be The buslneu session was pre­ cooked slowly and thoroughly so sided over by Mrs. John Morgan that not on« trace of pink re­ LOST — Small Yellow Parrot with who announced tha business and mains In the meet when you green tell. Ph. DM or 2M. Re­ program meeting a t ths church serve It. ward. Dot Powell. neat Monday and also the meet­ ing on the third Monday at 10:90 a. m. when name* for tho new circle* for the coming year will he draws and Ilf* membership* ^ presented. She also revealed the V Fellowship Day *t the Congrega­ tion Church on May 6. Mrs. W. 8, Thornton led tha de­ votional, reading an after Easter message and tha 20th chapter of John's Gospel and closing with - an appropriate poem. Mrs. Grady Herman conducted the study based on “Conversations of Jesus With Women". A t noon • covered dish luncheon was an- Announcements Given At Meet Mrs. A. M. Marshall, Founder and Teacher. Mrs. J. D. Roberts, Teacher. Mrs. H. H. Chappell, Teacher. Mr*. H. B. McCall, Teach­ er. Miss Gertie Speer, Mrs. Sadye Williams Edwards, Mr*. Jessie Gravrs Brown. Mrs. Virginia Mar­ tin Douglass. Mrs. Francis Pearson Swanson. Mrs. Loo]a Evans, Mra. Fred Wilson, Mr*. W. A. McMullen Mrs. B. J. Goode, Mrs. Elizabeth Musson Scott, Miss Ida Gray. Mrs Nell Evans Gibson, Mrs. S. W. Walker, Mr*. Gordon Flynt, Mrs. Frankie Shipp Mitchell, Mrs. Vir­ ginia Elder Akers, Mrs. C. A. Haines. Mrs. L. E. Bauman. Miss Mary Farrish, MLss Mary Louise Muller, Honorary Member. Following the sendee, the group retired to McKinley Hall where a short business session was held, presided m e r hy the class Presi­ dent Mrs. Albert Hickson, A note of appreciation was read from the assistant pastor, the Rev. Rlrhard O. Knight, for the needed blinds that the church recently had installed in his Sludv. Mrs. Robert Futrrh expressed appnreiation for rourtrsties extend­ Date. I*— — .— ymvsLW a 8 ah SANFORD. FLORIDA Or give her Costume Jewelry or a Purs*. Priced from PRBSBMTIO TO 1.00 to 2.98 With Best Wishes Of Plea Tax N O T IC E MOT TMAMBFMBABLE OB TB A D B A B L1 B l CASH • t. im �rage A Frl. May A, IMS H IE SANFORD HERALD Sanford Edges Gainesville; Lakeland Scalps Cocoa, 7 To look nt th e Cocoa In ­ diana' nix-gam e losing strea k jo u w ouldn't th in k th a t this w as th e tenm th a t wort 10 of its firs t 11 in th e F lorida S ta le Longue. O f Iho next Standings and Results flrl* ftr|*t . W, lvRtm Ift'iiii ... finf*»r® . ... «... *«»# #.« ............12 II fnytnriA B fiith « . . . . 1 * 11 41. l> iP r « b u r R _____ IX ;*«kfrttoi«l . . » 14 iia ln ttv iM fr * 15 i t H w t / r » yr.w t r . i m % r Hit i rKlitf rcr 14, i mUi min * Munfttraf f t , l i i l i p a i l l D SANFOlU) MANAGER DAN KEITH ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Keith Takes Lead In League Batting W ith .5 14 Record Sanford's Dan Killh. net *eti*fii4 with hi* feur denertmental battlnr hnnor* of last week, climbed over 1. Rodrixuet ef Cocoa, to grab the battlrr lead of tha Florida State league with an average of ,SI4, comprised of .18 *efetie* in 74 time* at bat. Rodrigue* flipped to a mere .421 to place third thi* week behind runner-un “Red” Roberta of West Palm Beech who check* in with a neat .474 mark. Keith repeated again th'* week a* th* run* scored top man with 35; base hit fore-runner of the league with 31: tet«l baa* lead-man with 44; and finally, la into double figures in 2-bta* hits, showing a dis­ tinct advantage in that department, with 13. Terry Terrell, another fine Sanford hitter, rontinuee to head the park fn rhi'a, and added 7 more tha p ad week to rank first in .that Important column. Terrell haa 24 rbl'a. Cocoa'* Chuck Greenhilt. notcfion* more 4-plv **'*t to break away from a deadlock with-1. Rodrigues to becomo sole possessor of thst laurel with b. ■ • . Four players are tied for the 3-bat* lead with 3 apiece. Orlando a Dave Drapp. this week If knotted at 7-all with D. Cook of Sanford for the stolen beta hlgh-mark, each hating 7, On tha mound, Gaspar Del Monte ef Cocoa continues te snorkle. Mil* week adding 2 additional wins to hla perfect record to now die* play a 5 and 0 mark for his efforts to date. According to Howe News Bureau figures. Smith nf Oaylona Reach haa fanned the most hat­ ters, (0, while Howard Kaplun of Sanford has issued the most walks. Sla • A few highlights of the week: Terrell rontlnue* ta hit In every game, and ha» rur. hla hitting dreak to 20 game*. Teammate Keith shows a 13 tame streak Keith further distinguished himself by clouting 4 dotihU* in a single game y*. WPR on April 24. Perry “Red Roberta, of WpR. bolted 2 grand-elam homer* in tha anaca af I days VYonYn* Vr*Ti?ln*itinV*i *v kb Ankb — m n .r n n e a i u a i n r wav a. i*»* (K ic n m t wisetxa baheb —■u x a tA V U at •8U.1DO, mat I a m i i i . rn w ri.ien n r woww nam e a t a a t v , r u n BATTi*« an m n on h tb t b an an aw n itt **f is n f n r d t i l in 111 in 111 in 3*1 an S l l I*» Ortsndn It* ... 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Use. jai*P<kuk. lea oa'oprhuk, kaa rnw ey, gee t a i a II II It * T* tl a,* ,u : .ID •111' .1st .311 I® ll® In* Tt* 'fo iig H f i 'T i 1 , TV. m i n i I l « 4 ch 2 le d k ilifltl T. I - V m 2 M RKI Tllll 4 Y HI. ppptPrhlmrK fit O rla n d o I jR lR t r t i llr i t 4 i i f w r 4 I 'iM n n a H#®rN at W. I*. K r i r h Coi no a I Ij*toaland Mrs. H. A. Appleby Is Elected Officer Af Orlando Meet For many jeer* Sanfm-tl h«i felt the need nf ■ high-cl**», down-town reileurent where tas­ ty hom*-co*klng would he served in • cnol, home-like atmosphsrs at moderate prices, ha* been the thought behind the leasing of the farmer Eddie'* Reileurent by Mr*. Harold Appleby, who for nm e time ha* owned and psrsoaally manajod the firit Mr*. Ap­ pleby’* restaurant. in the Florid* State Rank building. Suiting artion to the thought, "Mil* Luellle,'' a* eh* I* known to hundred* ef her patron* whom aha eomider* her personal truest*, leaied t|tw. well known eating **labllihmrnt in tli* Valdes Hotel from H n, Eddie LangloMt and ha* undertaken a complete reno­ vating of the prerai***. All new modem kitchen equipment ha* been in*tallrd, new rhaira and atool* am! new drape* ptarrd In the dining room and a eomplrta air conditioning unit I* to be in­ stalled during thi* weekend. Mr*. Appleby, In honor of Mo­ ther’s Day Sunday, I* featuring a euper-apecial menu during the day,, Reaervation* may he made by phoning MTU at tha m taurant In tha Valdea HolaiGARAGE APT. ic refrigerator. Hot water, r-spring mellreu. C lw to. ip to permanent party. Call rpartmeni Mife, palmetto dozen a f te r those, Cocoa h a s ! kind of wlnnlnr almrt as Coco* their three-rame margin over tatak en only two. I aid »*iH in rtrwt place, were ilow- esnd-place West Palm Beach Thc Lakeland Pilots acnlp-! d° r B **“ J,‘Ur*bur* when Daytona Bearh nipped the Seminole* 3-2. Sanford gained an cd the Indiana 7-2 last night, j ” d 11*10 decision over Gainesville in Orlando'* CBr, off to th® name i The CB* wer® able to Veep Trailing 4-4 going into ( h e 10 inning*. LITTLE HOCKY# ninth inning, St. Petersburg combined »lx hits and four walks off Leo Simand and Alex Gordy fir eight rum and victory, dis­ appointing an Orlando erowd of F05. Le*a than 300 turned out at Lakeland to sea Um Pilots pile another defeat on Cocoa. Henrloue Htrnandes scattered eight hits and helped himself with a - Hi* r ttr , double and two singles. Tom Nlea/ve* haus, tha league's home run lead­ A t* A O M t I er in 1233, hit his first of this S r A r t, year for Lakeland. M A ttA e tftH s m , TWO W Oftt-P* Daytona Beach pitcher Ivory , ch am p* Smith rut West Palm Beach off BOTH w.th four hits, three of them by { IT A liA ft, Davo Cortright, Both th* SemiJ AMP B o u t nnle*' run* wrre unearned hut the 9 0 ** OF West Palm Beach crowd of 1.039 SH oeM A K B R K wa* treated to a comparatively . O W E * '* * fast gams compared to the way M A P C IA AO. they have been running thi* seas te tH o / • A iM o tr win. It took only 2 hour* and 17 A t LA Vis'3 minute*. A wild pitch by Norm Hughes Civ* Sanford victory over Gain­ esville after i.ogtex by Ron Schmitt and Terry Terrell eandwiched around a walk had load­ M W fW \ ed the bases In the 10lh. TpHT W tLl 6>VE c a rm en s a m TONY |\ Legal Notice /o , , t h e PATtEHr k ONE, Hi* TITLE \ * A o r oh JU H S 10 A T . 1 SYRACUSE. # jK a ss?ssr ja m a ® ~ noTiCE o r A m .ir tn o T ra n tat nr.nn <*•*. i e t .i t n . r i i i a atafe ie * »t la te i XOTirr IB H KRRftr OIVEV. Tn*t A ilsn tl- llu n lrig a l C*ocnorellon (h t hnldar nr tfr. fottowlng rertlflrate ha* filed aald c e r llf* cat* for I n deed to he iMued I hereon. Th* r e c tifie d * number and y**r nf iMuenc*. the deerrlntlnn n fu h * propertf. and th* name I* which It wa* asseeeed ar* as Kentucky Derby Slated Tomorrow LOUISVILLE. Ky. (it - The IUI running af Urn tm.DOO-added Ken­ tucky Derby tomorrow,will go to the horse ahte to carry hi* speed over the mile and.one quarter of Churchill Down** oval in dose to 2 minute* and 2 second*. That wa* the consensu* of the trainers of the hand-picked held of 2-year-old coils a* the names of the horses were dropped Into the entry box this morning. A field of 10 was expected for this richest of ell derbiee. Although tt'll be the smallest field since Citation hast five mat* in 1MI, the value will gross $132,MO, with Um wkuMr earning a net ef OIOMQO if •• many as 10 parade to the poet for the start at 4:20 p.m., Eastern standard Time. Radio and television descriptive of America's glamor race by CRS to scheduled from 4:11 to 4:41 ’ Answers to Dm question of how fast the race will be run brought t.me* varying from 2:08 to 1:04.2 If the track remain* f**t. Whtrlaway’i record of 1:01.4,la t t l may well bo In jeopardy. There l* eVbry prospect tha rac­ ing atrip will be at its best. The weatherman said no rain is In siy*** and predicted perfect overhead condition* lor Uie expected turn­ out of 100.000 with the aides dear and the highest temperature hi the Tow Ms. Nariiui, the 4-S favorite from William Woodward's Belair Stud, la caps )e of running the distance in 1:22 in the opinion t t Shamil Ward, trainer ef Mrs. John W. Gilbreath'* Sommer Tan. tfm 1-1 second choice. Summer Tan has been edged by Nashua in four ef their five dashes. Ward, however, declined to .aav tf he thinks hi* •on of HhcjpeUa can (ravel that follow s: C trtlf‘c s ls Ko ««■ PITCHING FOR SANFORD In last nlght'a Rame with Gainenville wan Roland Mnnfredi (almvc), who Rave up 15 of the 17 Gainesville hits before he wna replaced in the eighth by JinTShirley. (Staff Photo by Jack Sutherland) * “ Nurse In Telephone 2.10-W Attendance** Office 201 E. 18th St. Nervous Diseases — Beginning Cataracts COLONIC IRRIGATIONS — DIETICIAN — SHOTS DR. FRANK K. SAUNDERS Ost copal h Sanford, Florida -*Saero.|ll.e Sp.el.ll,l“No case too Hard" Except Thurs. & Sun* Tear or Is- tuanr* June 31, A D. I»J1 D E icw irrtpg o r r a o m m »*, nf |l^ «f p trii nf in-ii Berllun I t Tnw nihlp I t Boulh flange t l Eael. I t Acre* Nem* In which e e a e tx d Monlreat Normal Bchnnl All nf a d d prnnerly being tn the £ • * « • / o f Bemlnni*. m a le nf riorld*. Lnlaea >urh r e d Ifirst e ehsll he redeemed according to law Ih# properly deecrlhcd In eurh c*rtlf|,;al* w ill hn cold In Ih* high**-, bidder At Ih* front d«of of Ih* Kaminola^County foMrl llm i.a • I Hanford, T ln rd a. nn l h s ‘ flrel Wonder Ih lhn month nf Sunn, JJJ*. which to tha 4lh day e f June. n . i . d tbla (th Say a f Itay. l t u (O fficial Clerk-* Aealt O. P. MKFINDOI4 Clerk Clrruit Coaet. Bemlnni* rn u aty, PtoHda General Insurance H. JAMES GUT AGENCY 312 EAST FIR ST ST R E E T PHONE 7S H. JA M ES GUT iff; ■ JA M ES B. GUT H j i s e r fee if* COMMtll ]| ]| ll *, • IT 11 14 *• a H ia 1 1 1 1 Si 11 I I 11 0 • 1 »** IT e a i see i e a i ear i a a 2 sea la N ow You Can B oy GRAVELY. —ON— MAT I * NEWLOW S A MW -ECHOLS" MaUrtng will u s u r p M O T H E R Haaltlifi PLAN... FREE HBADBOA1D W ITH EACH HOLLYWOODBED on your ow n l C oau p u c tb s or. ..p w will ® *4*' m m . • 2 0 % DOWN * 18 MONTHS ON BALANCE SELF- STARTER eneretien.. We wekaea# in-. . i-a v �It's So EM7 ro p u m - in * - ARTtCUat FOR SALE —$ u b u w n k m o r r o a n i w n m i v .REAL <*TATB r u h l To Ploco A Want Ad ^ “ “ ^^V acinry to You — FOR SALE -Two-Man Garage Hiai Estate needs: or your ____________ Just Call 1821 and aak for Cullen and Uarkey. Realtors »-O l ■*•' •- •.'-i i a m l f fully equipped with Welder*Alum lnnm < MpNf H ; I tha Want Ad department tools, P eru and Tires. ■ Year ion N. Park Av*. Phone 2315. Venetian mind* Lease. 705 French Ave, Sanford Herald Enclosed bead. Sag-pronf bottom At l a n t ic P ans P l PG W A N T AD RATES • at U? Souta Park Pboae 771 They Kaaw BAVP1B MJNB AD CRT extra eaah fo r article* you e. PUc ice your i d l » b o lo ite r ute 2*7. Fhoone i U21. A aUfl* ad, (ueb a* tha an* abov* U only SSc per day on « * day earned rata economy lan, 43c r day (or a day* and Me (or day. ______ - A Utt]* apace Uk* this will fit w* your m o u lt* before our mo'e then lo.ooo reader*. Tell 'em to- P lb * abova 4-Un* ad can be run B hdW aji^tor ^Wily 0,40. S daya and one day (or 72* le t Buy, 8*11. Bent, Hire with want »dt, the buiiojt salesman In 11 : h% s% 'izxr& 'v% s us about~ourpullnti«7atcr~ " Th* Want A3- “Department U until 5:50 p. • p « . * * * » £ lay exeept Sab orday altaraoon. Deadline (or week-day lniertlona l* 2:00, P .m . th* day preceding receding publication. „ £ • 5b«\ £s b.j tM fn M tfr. _____ quested to no1 Advertiser* are. raqueated Vt* i.AA Department ImlmtKy tka Want-Ad error* “In their mediately c( a n„ y -------* Jord Herild will be a da, a i Th* 8*n»i reapooilbl* (or only on one Incorrect *>» « « * WKLAKA APARTMENTS: room*, private bath*. 114 W. Firat St. HoOaway mad Baby Bcdii Avalos Apts. Efficiency. Phone 425. 8E I Realty (or Deslrabla Home* and Apt*. Phone 27, ____ (unliked apart. bedroom ent. Cloie In. 21T Oek Av*. menL Two Phone I CLEAN Apartment*, $55. and $50. dll Park Av*. FURNISHED Apartment 600 Park Ave. Furnished Kitchenette apt*. Air Conditioned. Slumberland Court Soutb City limit* Hlihway 17-02. NICE Eoom*. Hot water $S.OO "w aaU yT Call 1015-W before 7 p. m . _________ __ • Extra Class, l b ed ro o m fin U M aysasfeffiJa. w Garage a p t. Good location. 20*^4 East l$th. Pboca 22S-J._______ Deilrable one and X bedroom apt*. Phos* 451-W. S ROOM with Goraf*. ford A rt. W S S Lake Charm, and den Cameron, ,s wi L g B B e m r a ^ * l bad Seminole Realty T. W. MERO 17 W. DIETRICHS 1H 1 Park Aveaaa $500 CASH. TOTAL $4,000 I Acre lend jutt outside City. tom home nome on paved pavea road. roaa. I ben room D M. BALL. BROKER RAYMOND lltgnlrjman. Associate S. D. IQ Phone MO 204 Soutb Park Ave. fio u M m HALji REALTOR Florida State Bank BulldJng •Call UaU" Phone ITU $1,500. Down and Move In NEW I Bedroom Meaonry Homei. Oak or TUe floor, reramlc bath, Screened porch and carport*. Largo lota. OR will consider Income property, Lots, or house of less value In trade. L. J. Rlaner, Bldr. 2420 Holly Ave. X BEDROOM Block Home. Kit­ chen equipped, Venetian blinds, Hot water. Space Heater, Breeaeway. Excellent corner lo t Payment* $46.75 monthly, boo Exit 25th St.. Sanford. TWO BEDROOM Block, kitchen equipped, hot water and apace heater, Venetian blind*. Good location. Phone 1532-J. FOR SALE —20 Acres of land, retiled la 1152, 4 (lowing wells, plenty of water. Tractors, trucks and other equipment. 6 Room house and largo tarn. Phone 15S2-W-1. N EW - 2 Bedroom House. Elec* tricaily equipped k i t c h e n , Screened porch po and Carporte. On > lota, peep well and puny id pump, Owner wQl aacrilire at $*.2& At law at $500. down m. Cal) 324-W. Four bedroom bout*. $325. down; >41. per month. Phone 1063-11. NICE S bedroom home; complete kitchen. Reasonable. 1220 RenFOR S roa Grove. ISO' ATTRACTIVE I Bedroom Cottage 1404-J. located 1011 Magnolia Av*. y CLEAK quite Apartment lttX W. Phone 451 or M. Estate of Bedit 8. Broun. t Bedroom Hoot* 1250. down and assume AVI m s Siu*marun Art. L NEWLY eesatructejl houaa. IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY For Kltchanau* (unliked. Phone Veterans. T h r a a Bedroom Houaa, Dishwasher, Bendlx Wather and Dryer, doting t bedcoil only approximately $200.65 ' b457-X-J. b f s j f m l Phoa* Ozier-Weller Homaa, lug. 1M* R M r ile u v Illc Pkewe f f f | . New DupElectric Kit* Onp Bad* Refer* (Nationally Adv. Rolla-Haad) Geneva, Manufactured (a Banford M i W a atM «L B s f f e r i y A m Bo m * - l our WesUagitouS* DealerD Maytag Wather* 111 ttagAa Ava. tm USED TRACTORS tM as to Of wtek, Peom 8D*W» “ • Ml M l Path A f . wagon Plane I wheel*. Contract and repair work. Free aiUmetae. R. L Harvey. 204 RED-1-MIX CONKRETE Sanlord Ave. Plmna 1*2*. Create Traps Septic Tanka Window Sills Lintels. ENVELOPES, latterbeads. state. Rand, Rock. Cement, Steel Mortar meats, tavntCM, hand bill*, and MIRACL& CONCRETE CO. 309 Elm Are. rbone 1315 SPECIAL AT o g r a m a, PrrintSjg^Cp,. West NIX BEDDING MFG. CO- SL ate. Pragraaalve Pbooa 400-4H FLORIDA ROOMS Baby Beds, and Mattress. Holly­ JALOUSIES - AWNINGS wood Bed* In all type* and Remodeling, Home Repairs, Addi­ altea. Upholstering and slip tions. Porches, Bathrooms. Gar­ Covers. ages, Carportca, Tilo Kitchen 1391 Sanrord Ave. Phone 50t-J. Cabinet*. New Building All Kinds JALOUSIES A AWNINGS Free Eatlmatrs-3« Months to Pay Llfo time Gian and Aluminum G. M. WILLIS —Free Estimates—Free Instal­ Phone 421 20T West l i t St. lation—Telephone 1435. Furni­ ture Center. 116 W. First 6L FliOOR sanding and flnlihlng. Cleaning, waxing. Serving Semi­ FOR SALE RIGHT NOW! nole County since IMS. U. M. BEAUTIFUL SPINET PIANO Gleason, Leka Mary. Would you be inUrcited In buy* For Better PluitmmK Ini a beautiful splnat piano See or Call which haa been rented In your W. J. KING vicinity and on which a consid­ uee South Park Phone 50 erable amount haa been paid! TREE SERVICE- Surgenr. DeFull credit (or ell rental pay­ Mossing, Pruning ana Removments and drayege will be *ivAlio Spraying. P b o n a tag. A en from purchase price, balance 1143-J. In small payments. Dragline tervlee. Lakefronts A ditching Emmetea given. Phone If interested, write immrdlately Geneva 2404, Orlando 52504, before piano la brought beck to atora. STREEP MUSIC. 641 Sanford 2221. North Orange, Orlando, Fla. Quality bulldoser work and land clearing. J . G. Carpenter, HL ONE used Coldspot Refrigerator 2. Box 252, Sanford, Florida, with re conditioned unit for $25. l’bon# No. 2244-X-W. ONE used Gaa Range, Apart, m int sue for $25. lu o West HERE’S HOW! First 8 t. Phone 102»-J. Put 6hedes. Screens and VeneONE Boy’a 34" Bleyele. $10.00. tlan Blind* on YOUR porch Can be seen at 1415 Elm. Phone for the eoat of Awnlnia alone— 2290-W, Call 2447 for quotation*. FOR SALE- Fishing Worms— JUDGING, O R A F T IN G, and Large blue wlgglers. WholePruning of Citxui Fruit ___ and tala and retail prices. W. E. Tropical at .Plants. .Plant Stevenron A Kennei Donaldson, San Mateo, Fla. W. First SL Phone East 54-343. Phone Winter Spinet piano. Mahogany. S ab M L eu year old, with matching V acant Cleaner Serrlca bench. Cost new $695 00, will tell $450.00. Phone 1725-~ 7144. Part* and Supplies for All Makes lacludtag Electrolux. PLASTERING — by th# )ob or by tha hour. All work guaran­ teed. Phone 728-R after a p. m. REPAIR SSW1NG MACHINES C alf 1060 or aaa J . R. Colquitt, 1U W. 19th SL 655-M. Plate*.*Virile Reeves, Attleboro, Meat. Free Sample and Detail*. WANTED—Dependable All Night Drivers. Apply Yellow Cab Co. XU S. Megnolia. AT ONCE la helper*: 2145, Bata (l.so T. McDaniel, tertauraat week. Apply Mr. Touch Urn Drag bton p art — Full or part Salon. DeBary w ith / / 1 n (j s In b b u r y for th at lum­ ber? Juat pick up your telephone and call 83. Well be waiting for your call, ready to give you the kind of faat service you'll really appreciate . . with careful attention to every detail. You'll like the good qual­ ity of our lumber, too. H IL L M A T MILK Prieat. South VW-L D IC K M A P E S PLUMBING 2714 So. French Ave. 221 E> B . I L P O l S COl W . M rs& rsa Edmond's Upholstery Shop t)Md ate. A IR CONDITIONING FOR FOR S^Llh— hy original owner. Chrysler "Im perial" — '4 Door Sedan. Very low mileage, prac­ tically new rubber. 15" wheels, 2 spares with wheels, dual heat­ ers. radio. 2 clocks, automatic transmission, p o w e r brakes, electric windows, inside and out­ side perfert. 17 m. p. h. Per. rie t e r ad Rates to Preferred form anrr equal to new. If sold Policyholders by the 5th. SIXW. For further John Will lam a Ina. A g tacy particulars or demonstration. 417 Saaford AUaatfe Beak Phone 2990. $4 Ik-AtrrOMODtl.E DEALERS—IS CARR BOUGHT SOLD TRADED I * - FLOWERS PLANTRSmUmS Itnjr Reel's Uaea Cars GERBERAS — llerahry Strain Santord Ave. A tlth St divui-tca. 25c each. AU colora. I’hont 653-J. MOTORS 19— BO A TS - 1* — ta rn i ■■■■.'- ■■ TT "sportsman". t'hna-Craft 17- AUTOMOBILES - TRAILER.! 95 hp engine. Call 2891-W niter It wlr. pay YOl) to see TnrticTore B p. m. y»u buy. Open Evenings and l’5ft EXTNinTDTlT**?:. il. J , perSundays. (ert condition. *350. Roy Rcel, Easteldo Trailer Sale*, city.___________________ Palatka, Fla. 1 m — - - ' ■- - ■ — — ??—e l e c t r ic a l n i t t i n t a - n THE SANFORD HERALD Frl. Mny 6. 1955 Page T FltlGlDAIHK apidlancc*. sales and scrvlcn. G. II. High. Oviedo. Fla. Phnno 4151 or Sanford 23— IAUNDRY SERVVICK -2 5 1IM2-W after B o rn . a One Hour • Wash and Damp Dry Honda 11 E lectric Co. * One hour H • Wash and Dry Bendlx and Croalry Appliances Fold Youngstom Kitchen' Finished foundry rtertrical n r ’lrartlni* »nd repairs aa Sanitnnc Dry Cleaning 112 Mngnolln Ave. I’lirme 11.1 g .'- OFFICE KOUIPMF.Vt -13 SouthrMde & L U M B E R S U P P L Y l i t W. M S I. Y A R D n . •M Laundrom at hoalh hide Food in art Uldg. IM East 2Sth KL HAYNES Ofiiro Machine Co., p ia m > s e r v ic e —n Typewriters, adding maebtnos, n Salcs-RcnUls, 314 Magnolia, Ph L L hill—Plano Technician. 44. Phono 2ICL Itoula 1. Sanford. 24— BEAUTY PARl.tlllS -21 The Ideal Permanent is Durable. Properly Shaped and Easy to c a ru ( i t . We Ic.iturr Waves for every S i type hair with a price for eve­ 61 VARIETIES PANELING S tan ley ’H B ike Shop ry budget. Phone 1120 • A. B. Peteraon.Braker Native anJ Foreign Woods. 310 E. 4th SL TeL 2454 Air —Conditioned for your comA*societal ■ A. B • Peteraon Jr., See Them At Bicycle A General Repair. Keys. forL P. J. Chesterton. Garfield Wll- Sherman Concrete Pip* Co. Lawnmower sharpen A Service. Tinquln IfeaUess Dryers, Jetts. John Melieh. n. W. Wil- Out West 13th St. Phone 24SI lin rrie lffi llrn itfy Nook USED CARS FOR SALE-lfcre- 21- tXl.XT AND FOUND__ —2i Plumbing. Krrakv Tlrattag llama. A. C. Douitacv, Land Sur­ LOST nr STOLEN —Man's wallet, 195 ho. Oak I'hnnn 971 dit is O. K.. you can take up veyor. M. G. HODGES 3 ROOM SPECIAL containing important cards. If payments. No down payment Service on All Water Pumps— 5 Piece Dinette Set, 3 Piece Liv­ PERK l)P Your new wardrobe found notify J, W. Olson, Phone required '4* Chevcrolet *199 (X ). LOWELL E. OZ1ER Wells Drilled — Pumps ing Room. 5 Piece Bedroom and personality with a person217C-M. •52 Buick J930.nn. And Manv. Builder — Phoa* 135* Paola Road Phone * 6 o Group with Mattress and Box allied coiffure! Our skilled hair Many Otnera. Writ* Bou 2(9? Custom Home* end Florida Springs ........ J » 5 0d . (terms) Complete TELEVISION SERVICE stylists will cut. shspe and wave Lake Mary. After 7 p. m. call LOST— Green purse Saturday Builder low eoat homes afternoon on road to Tiola. be­ jo u r hair to givo you a "new 9 p C. LIVING ROOM 1777-M.. on all makea and models. look" for spring! tween filling station and country Sofa Bed, Rocker, Chair —2-Step SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. Buying nr Selling See club. Please return paper*, to FOR SALE: 1947 n o neer All E va-B ess R eality Shop end Tables, 1- Cocktail Table. 114 MegaoUa A v * . L. M. PASSONB REALTY rbo ne 412 Mrs Louise Leppin. Rt 1 Box Aluminum, 26 Ft. House Trailer. Two Tablo Lamps, One Floor Phnne 5S3 at 6 Palate. Jets. 41* & 17-92. lfiftF, Lake Markham. Phone Reasonably Priced. Sco Mrs Lamp............*179 00 (terms.) FH A F laan clo c 2J54-J-1. (SMALL BUhlNEKlt Beckham, at tie office of the ECHOLS BEDDING CO. FOR RENT — 2 Bedroom House. Per Remodaltag and repalre. If you have • small biulness In a Sanford Trailer Park. $75.00 per month. Corner 2nd A Megnolia Ph. 1232 Nothing 22— ELECTRICAL SERVICES — 22 Down—Small Monthly secluded part of town and are -Rod” Bamberger, Mgr. Payments Interested In getting etistnmrrs, r YOUK AD WERE IN TIIU~ S E T Vi.ur Genrrat Clectric dealer Open Monday ill 9 p. m. FOR SALE or exehance (or city for TV ami Annliances. list Iho service you offer tn the Sherman Concrete Co. SPACE IT WOULD ATTRACT property, 3 Bedroom Subur­ Classified column of tho SanforJ S an fo rd E lectric Co. EVERYONE'S ATTENTION AS O it W est 13th Phone 24M CONCRETE ban home. Good location. Herald. Call lim . TOTA HAS ATTRACTED YOU I I l l M agnolia A v e . rb o n e *42 Ready Mixed Concrete. Concrcto Block, Sand. Oravel. Cement RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. 3 Bedroom, Hardwood floors, good T V SERVICE CENTER Concrete Pip* to Meet All Quali­ location, low down payment fication e. o Factory Supervised Service Pboae 24*1 2 Bedroom. Llvln vlng Room, Full O House call* 9 a. m. till 9 p .n i. Dimes Room. Kitchen, R Break* Sherman Concrete Plpo Co. (All makes and model*) T I L E (ait Nook. Florida Room, StofOat West nth St. 112 Mag. Ave. Phone 1400 Dotibla Carafe. agee and Donbia oarage 2 Large 1 AND BU U O IN G FURNISHED AND INSTALLED lota. Low Down Pays “ ment USED PLUMBING FIXTURES. Powcll'a Office Supply C. A. WHIDDON, SR. D.u BY "Your Portable Typewriter HeadRag. Real Estate Broker quarters" i l l s. Perk Ph. i t n >• Remington • Royal Free City A County Map* •Smith-Corona W. a. ••BUI” STEMPER Phona 1113 Expert Repairman at Powell's 1007 Sanford Ava. Realtor — General In*’ GENERAL TILE CONTRACTOR Gertrude B. Dlugfelder AaeocUl* P. M. CAMPBELL TEL. 2198-W Phone 2123 112 N. Park Ave. General Contractor "Home* of Distinction" SPECIAL . ... Whether baying or telling, U will Hl-Way 17-92 Pboaa 1(41 Plastic Scat Covers I23.M IS t and I Woom Apertmenti. Mooth rail with plactlo anas. Plaatlc or I t - SPECIAL SERVICES -1 4 rayon tapes. Colton or oylu* ORLANDO Morutag SentlneL O r Undo Evanlag Star. Call Ralph S enkarlk GIi m nE i P a in t Co. Ray. 11664. 112-114 West 2nd Si Phono 3* Bpacta) — TV and Rail* METAL ROOFING Now In Stock. 6-V Crimp —H I" Service and Repair* Corrugated— 2H" Corrurated. RCA Motorola 8 ale* and 6*rrie*. Get all Your roofing needs at G eaa’a T exaco Service Sham an Concrete Pipe Co. Ilia Seated Av*. Phnaa 14 Out Wait 13th SL Phone lt «9 FLOOR SANDtrio • Finishing; T-Shir la . . . . . . . 45c ea. Oak floors furnished, laid A fin­ Paint . —..................... 2.50 gal. ished. In business sines 1920. All lire Tarpaulin* E. F. Stevens: Route 2. Box 227: ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS Call 71B-R-4 before I a. m. or 310 Sanford Ave. Phone 1521 alter 6 p. tn. ii t l —A U T O M O B ILE S T H A M E n e YOU CAN h tl.L Anything With a dasstfled Ad JUST CALL 1621 NEEDS SHERMAN CONCRETE PIPE CO. Phnna 2489 �v im r* TH E S A X T O n n H E R A L P TH 'May fi, TD'% Legal Notice HAR'-TM’ I HO-BUT HAWK9 * TK GAME m . AREN’T i o n t o v e r -n o . t h J GONN4 SEEV3 Ki»;0 CF fuvhv eeeiNf gta IN CENTO. r r ^ O . INSTEAD Ol , ■ V , left / , o r A r r r .ir v T io jr K on ta \ ni'.r.ri («rr. IOI. Ill rtnrlria l l i m l r i nf l * l# » n o t ii' r if? m t n r c n r n r v n v . T i n t A tlantic Munlr1pn| f n r p n r a Itnn i hn hnlilnr nf tpn f o l ln w l n * r»rtltlr* i« h » i f lin t tal'l c e r t i f i ­ c a t e for t a x Urn 1 ta h* Itrunt thfr*on. Tha r » rllfle* t* n u m b er anil >»a r of lam anc*, t h s itemrlpllon nf tha propnrly. anU tha nairia in w h lrh It w*« *ra « • fnlln w , . CVrrlflraia No 113 T - a r of lafiiJhrn Juni- 35, A. D. | i i * n o t ic k L MWt . Ar LAST73- THAT \MAW IS ' 7UKCTMAT/J out/ Ou tVERV CLOSE PL A V .A FIRST BASEMAN SHOULD STRETCH AS FAR FORAARD A5 HC CAN TO a LOVE THE BALL AS EARO' *fl POSSIBLE J T PAYS OFF County Personals Longwood News ! By MRS. BEVERLY BATOV The Junior* and Senior* of Ly­ man School held thrir banquet n I prom At the Dubrdrend Country Club on Friday evening. Decoration* were c a r r i e d throughout In tho Dul< h theme. J. A. Bittline gavo the htonrinp, and Marilyn Snyder, ptcriitont *.t tha Junior class gave the welcome. Tb* response was given by Kati Jlorris, president, of the senior e’-at*. Toastmaster was Gir.o Meeks, who introduced L. S. Dou­ glas, principal of Lyman school and I t T. Milwee. county school superintendent, Marilyn Rnydtr and Ralph Farina wero c r o w d king and quean of tho prom. Members of tha Itoyal School ef Dancing presented a program before dancing began on the out­ side patio. Among thoio pretent were. Bet­ ty Lou Carder, Charles Eidcl, David Joyce, Dean Harwich, Hob­ by Driskill, Lucv Nowell, Hay ' Tennis, Mary Jamison, James 1 Holland, Mclva Jeane Carver. Terry Fronch, JoAnn Huwton, Jim Mitsman, Anno Tate, Danny llopk>ni, Helen Alexander, Harold Helm*. Joan Dcarolf, A l l e n T h o m '* s, Marianne Strickland, Bobby Hattaway, JoAnn Lowfence, Ralph Farina., Minnie J d e ti. • Also, John Schulti, Barham Bayne, John Fnmbro, Phylls* Creamer, Frances Fourackre, Jack Adrain, Laurel Bennett, Janies Iloubrn, Debbie Blanton. Hob Kobertion, Bill Baker, Hilly I.His, Rodney Judy. Chprtone Amialrong, Lucy Pilolan, Hilly Hroctor, Johnny Piloian and Eugene Bax ton. Al*o Mr*. Dorothy Lund, Mrs. Kllsabeth Bauman, Mrs. R. T. , Mllweo, Mr*. Lucille Snyder. Mrs. ■Eulllla Grantham, Mrs. Margaret Benson, Mr*. H aul Flynt, Mrs. Mery HerUy, Mr. J. A. HUtllne, and Mr*. Jemima Berwick. Also attending, Mr. and Mr*. V ilburn Rogers, Mr. and Mrs. George Chapman, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Well*, Mr. and Mrs. I* J. North, Mr. and Mr*. Hamilton Bltbea, Mr. and Mr*. J- G. Payne, Mr. and Mr*. Loiter Thomas, Mr. End Mrs. W. W. Wharton, Mr. and Mr*. E. T. Jamison, Mr. and Mr*. Otli Fourackre and Mr. and Mr*, ra lla McLetian. Old Glory Community Blond Bank will have It* sixth Donor Day. on Tuesday, May 10th from 8:80 to 0:30 p. m. at the American Legion Home on Prairie Luke •—Hwy 17-02. There have been ro many request* for blood during th* p*»t two month* thut the re­ serve Is dangerously low. \11 p nidenU of Longwood, Altamonte Springe, Fom Park, Forest City and Beer Lake who pan give blood •re urged to do *a. The Mobile &nlt from the Central Florida Blood Bank will bo presrnt nnd g doctor will examine each per­ son before blood 1* taken. A nur­ sery will be maintained for small children In the Auxiliary room while the mother* give blood. This Blood Bank is sponsored by the American .Legion and Auxllllary of Old Glory Unit 183, Altawont* Springe Woman* Club, Al­ tamonte Spring* Volunteer Tire Dept, Ine., tho Longwood Civic Leegue. the Longwood Chamber a f Commerce, the Longwood Tourtot CTub ead the Lyman School r*TA Assn. Mr*. Jams* McGrath of Langwood la president of this blood Bank and further Information on * « H b t obtained from her, t* * t Soturday afternoon Afternoon et At Hi* the Longwood Little fccol diamond the Longwnnd SiMfttA BAtcbell Club took on tho the Little L League Altamonte Fpringe Lillie cjeijo m 4 romped home with their fourth etrAlght win of the th* eea*eaME. Altamonte just couldn't find the bell end the ecore ended with •The Breve#" sending in 23 run* i p l i i t Altamento'e 11. niching for Longwood, Johnny Centther* end Roy Link. Catching, J ta r Lllk end Craig Stomp. Fur A Rem one Springe, pitching, J. Brewn| catching H. Harwich. The Civic Lee rue of Longwood M 4 Its tenue! family night din­ ger et* the library on Tuesday •venlag. A large number of the ■Mother* and their famillei were ■meant te partake ef the delicious A eontest era* held to gue** the name# of tho baby picture* th at each member wee eaked to hatoC ef. tbumeelre*. Thla proved to to eggp emuelag end waa ent o r i b f ell. The group alia parm r i n l» group singing. U S to P to w en Mr*. B. C. Carlto to , X to Lietee L Con, Mr*, to m eri Jeto eee. Mr*. Ben !L ■ K T l h e . fin d Biatline, Mr*. S to f lM to B ead Mr*. Halils La- rings dn Mon- will make their home. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hoshner t h e American spent the weekend with Mrs. llosmeet on Wcd- hi.er's sister nnd brother-in-law, th e A m e r i c a n Mr. tnd Mrs. Albert McClough in .uric Hake. L e ­ New Smyrna Beach. David Oldham and Taul Bradal » m e e t a t Tot 111 both tha iy arrived homo Saturday after u will rather spending a couple years in Ger­ ; i Iu their own many in the U. S. Army. They are the sons of Mr. and Mr*. C. A. glon nnd Aux- Oldham and Mr. and Mrs. B. C. , >- n t , for the Bruddy. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Yar­ nrxt tl.rci' f.jtur.f rnorn!nn«. The sain will »><■ hr-M In fiont nf tho borough left last week for Ar­ Frank Jlut.i'll G; i.mi mi 11wy 17- kansas after .Mr, Y*-borough .'pent a couple weeks here with T’.'.o last Ex«v:*t Ivu Roard meel- li.s wife nnd parents. He Is in the inif of thn Lyrnrln Kiliool P-TA U. S. Army. Mrs. T. W. Prcvatt and fandly will liioct n't 11<" hr,nib of P. 11. as their evening guest ThursA.ntlt-r*f*n mi ti1 ;•. 17 '.ij, Tiic-day had dty, Joe Lively of St. Petersburg. ovenire. May 111 it 8 p. lu. Tho Hortta Demonstration Club Mr:. Tloblii) ■! ( Hunt ij attend- cave a tea in honor of Mr*. J. A. ■ of t'rimmcrrc I ogan at her home Thursday. The I leases. Mrs. Donald Atwood, Convention in W:rtilil ; toil, il. C. ho Mrs. Henry Kretxcr, and Mrs. . in* y Itr|ir<-scnoa th" Seminole C ativo nf th* Go'C. A ftir the mtot- Fred Youts served cookies and tea. ins’* Mr.i. Ihint ivlll journey to Tho honoreo was presented a corby Mrs. Ina Batt*. Those en* Rail!more to Vtei t with her »on r.aao toying the tea wero tho following: and family fr>r a few day* before Mr. and Mrs. Ed Cuyettc, Mr. returning tie i ngwood. nnd Mrs. Walter Bell. Mr. and Mrs. Ca«: in Malcrs nr.d sister Mrs. F. Kmmhewcr, Mrs. Hattie toft Widne day morning for thu Atkinson, Mr*. Lewis Bradomeycr, NeW Eli; hud lairs. Mis. Motors Mrs. Vance Wngnon, Mrs. E. D. will go to Winthrop, Mmno to Fulford, Mr*. T. W. Prcvatt, Mr*. visit her daughter nnd family for Homer Ballard, Mrs. G. C. LcFils, nto I tor eh* will go Mr*. P. Butler, Mrs. A. Hantc New listn]Cillltc where aim will • rt, Mrs. DonalJ Atwood, Mr*. spend the summer months. Bertha Lindsey, Mrs. K. J-add, Word h n . been received from Mrs. John Thonin*. Mr#. B. IlugMr. nnd Mrs. I.eroy Neuman of rins, Mrs. Ann Merritt, Mrs. Joe their arrival in Long Branch, N. J. Mathirux, Mrs. Henry Kretser, Thuy report n grand trip made in M i'. Inn Bntts. Mr*. Fred Youts, record time end Ui.it they a rt all also tlm Miti.es Ada and Isabelle fine. Rodgers, also Mrs. L. Bills of Mrs. Maude Tripper sent word Winter Park, and Mrs, S. Shaw of her arrival In Milwaukee, WIs. of California. on lust Wodne-iday, Mis. Topper The Baptist Young peopl# held will virit there with her nephew n wiener roast a t Fort Inine Park and wife for some timn before Tnuraday night. After the meal proceeding on to I nCro.-, e. l! o teenager* enjoyed a hayride. I)r. and Mrs. Jame* Whitten Those enjoying the party wero nnj children who h ivo been visit­ tho following: Mr. and Mr*. Jeding with Dr, Whitten'* mother, i!ln Shuler, Rev. and Mr*. Bill Mrs. Dr ih left this morning to Elltnwood, Ruth and Roger Max­ return l<* Vl.ur homo in Amesbury, well, Batty Phillips, Alice Bowen, Mas*. Harold Geiger, Fred and Addie Jos* Cnttlngham who wn# oper­ Prevail, Geraldine Otdham, Don­ ated on at Orungo Memorial Hos- ald Mathew*, Frank Thome*, J»ck p’tal last Frldny is doing very McGill, Lennie Rotundo, Freddie well nnd i expeetod homo the lat­ Collins, also Rochelle Eubank* of ter part of this week. Sanford. Mr*. Paul Cloutier who under­ Tho Raptist Church held Bap­ went two operations till* past tismal Services at Lako Geneva wick i* greatly improved and Sunday afternoon. Those BeptDcd looking forward to coming home were Mr. and Mr*. Jcddio Shuler. soon, Tho Garden Club sponsored a Mr. and Mr*. James McGrath card patty at the rommunlty hall attended the Sixth District Consti­ Saturday night. A large number tutional Conference of the Ameri­ attended, can Legion and Auxiliary in San­ Mrs. E. If. Grant celebrated her ford on Sunday. Other* attend­ birthday Sunday with a apodal ing from the lornl Post were, Mr*. birthday dinner at her home. Paulino Stevens, Mr. nnd Mrs. Thoso enjoying the dinner with Linton Cot of Longwood; Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Grant, were Mr*. Mrs. Del Wayren, n, Ik Weaver of Boy Newton, and Mr. and Mrs. Fern Fork; Mr. and Mr*. Fr»nk Horace Wesson and sons of Winter Russell, and Mr. nnd Mr*. D. Park, Mr. and Mr*. Roland Wes­ Lutkum of Maitlnnd. son and children, and Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Tindall and children of Sunford, Geneva Mr. and Mn. Clem Bowen are B r ADDir. PREVATT the proud parent* of a baby girl The M i.'c* Ada nnd Isabella Ro­ born Monday at th* Fqrnaldper# left Wednesday for Loving- Memorial hospital in 8anfonL ton, Virginia to spend the summer. Me*. lion o and Mr*. W, S. Nor­ Lake Mary News ton of Georgia arrived here Saturd iy to spend n few weeks at Mrs. Ily VIRGINIA P- ANDERBOM Nortons' homo. Teacher* of the Prc»bytori*n Mr. and Mrs, Pd Guyett# left Sunday School m*t with the sup­ Monday for Vlrglnnoa, Vt., to erintendent, R. W. Keigh, at hi* spend the summer ut ih#lr homo home Wednesday evening. Various there. * problems and suggestions were Mr*. T. W. Provnlt end Mis* dimmed. Separata devotional axLtiylne Plone »pont Friday In Or­ crclica for lha n u r s e r y and email lando visiting Mr*. Prevail'# children were worked out and daughter Vallcen. plans wero mad* for th* annual Mr. and Mrs. I.oul# Markham Sunday School picnic to be held and family had n* their gue*t# at Rock Springs, Mag 81. Mrs. Saturday. Mr. and Mr*. Owen Glen Cochran waa appointed Fi rguson and fumily of Ranford. Mr. and Mr*. Carl Kelly form­ erly of Ornngo City have moved into the Erie* house where they NOW snOWING THREE TEX A S STEERS" STARRING JOHN WAYNK ALSO PAUL IIKNREID IN "PIRATES Of TRIPOLI" f' B S5- r tin r r n T V i r?Kti of Lot In Until Jamaa Sobilivliilon I ' t i t Bool: * r * g t l .Yam* In w h ich am adiad Ban] Jnmra All nf aslil prop erty h t l n r In lh» tv.jn tv of Samlnnla. trial# of Florida. l'n!».«« yuch rrM Iflc st* ■halt b* r#d*-nm#'l ancord ln# In la w th« p roperty d o e r l h r d In *unh certlflc a t# w l l | b* «old l o th# h la h ra t hlddrr at th* front door nf Ih* 8 #m!nnle C o unty Cou rt lion## a t Kanlord, Florida, on th* fir»t Monday in th# m onth o f Jim*, t v . I, w h ich I* th* l l h day o f J u n t, Friend* of Mllr*. Eugene Sea­ man will bo sorry to hear that she wai called to Linden, N. J.. Monday by the sudden death of b«r father. Frland* of Mrs. B. B. Franklin will b« sorry to hear that she 1* confined to her homo with a broken leg, sustained in a recent fall. l a w the p ro p erly described In *uch cert if ic a te w ill be *otd to the h i g h e s t bidder nt th* front door a f th* Hemlnola C o unty c o u r t llnuea ut Hantortl. Florida, on t h * flr*t Monday In tb* m o nth o f Jun*. D l l . w h ich I* th* l l h day o f Jun*, 1911. 1 i.ited Ih ti *th day n f May, t i l l , ( O fllc U t Clerk'* Seal) O, I*. H ERND O N r i r r k Circuit Court, ftemlnol* County , F lorid* R. H. Eubank* ha* had another WOMAN IS CONFUSED heart attack and la In th* Florida SCOTTSBLUFF. Neb. (JO-A wo­ Sanitarium. man telephoned police to ask help. A public telephone booth ha* been Installed on the sidewalk out­ side the Post Office for the con­ venience of tho public, SHU an­ other sign of progre** for the village. e Attending the funeral of her father, J. L. Bullard on Wednes­ day, were Mr. end Mri, M. Flan­ ders and eon*, Charles and Jack of Winter Park, thrir son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mr*. B. B. Morgan and daughter#, Patricia and Carolyn of Orlando, a #l»ter of Mri. Bullard, Mr#. H#nry Bat­ ten and her #on and daughter-inlaw, Mr. and Mra. I. J. Bitten, ■Do of Orlando and Mr. and Mra. Paul W. Brown of Fern Park. Attending a Sanford Hireling of Girl Scout leaders Tueadey even­ ing were the Rev. end Sire. L. W. Scott, Mra, Ralph William* and Mr*. P. D. And#r*on. Lake Mary P#opl« #nJ°yln» «»• May Day Festival at Lyroaa School, Longwood, Saturday even­ ing were Mr. end Mr*. Earl Toney and daughter, Rue Ann and She said she didn't know where she was but would find out and call back. She did n't call back, and police couldn’l find her. Bui they wondered where she had gone because her complaint was that sombody bad stolen the steering wheel from her ear. ]MB) t; a. *i Nam * In w h ich * a e* « '< l G. La* Mont* A Lillian M. d r a w All nf (* M p roperty b e i n g In th* county ef Hemtnol*. Htat* of Flo rid a t'nti** *uch t e r t l f l c s i e *h*!l b* red eem ed a cco rd in g to taw t h e p ro p erly described In su ch c e r t i f ic a te w ill b* *o!d to th* h l g h r e t b .d d tr *t th* fro n t door nf th* S e m in o le c o u n t y Court llo u a e a t Santo rd, F lo r id a , on th * f tr i t Monday In th# m o nth of Ju n*. D l l . w h ich Is th* «th day o f Jun*. thereon . The r e r t i n r a t # number and y ea r of letu anr*. Ibe deecrlplion o f th e p to p erty . and the name In w h lr h It w a i a e i e e s t d a t* ■» folio we: t'ertlfirn t* N» ) t Tear of l e ­ t u a n r * Jun* St. A. O. DI>3 DEM 'IUPTIIIX (IF P RHPKRTVl Lot it Block I t .11 IV. Clark'* Hubdivleion P la t Boo k 1 P a l.'* 1(7 * in) Nam * In which a»**»*ed Roy G IVIIHam* All or eald property b ein g In the County of Hemlpnt*. Htat* of F ln rld ). I'nlee* »uch c e r t if ic a te ■hall h i red> em ed accnrilltiE t" la w Ih* property d-e rrlbed In *urh rertifl* * te will be eold to the h ig h e st bidder »t the front door of th* S tm ln o l* C o unty Court Hou se *( Hanford, Florida, on th* l l r r l Monday In the m onth o f June. 1M 5, wh ich la th* <th day o f Jun*. DiS. Dated thl* «th da y o f May. 1 )1). ( O f t k l e l C le r k * H-*li n . P. HERNDON i l»rk Circuit Court, Samtnol* C ou n ty , F lorida Cnhntr ef •efnlrinle, Florid*. I'nless su ch r * r t lflc » i* shall b* redeemed error d in g tn I , * the pro perty described In *UcH c e r t if ic a te w ill b* io ld t o th* h ig h est bidder *t th* front door o f th* S em ino le County Court l i o n s * nt Hanford. Florida, on th* f i r s t Monday In the month o f Jun*. 1 w h ich I* th* l l h d*y o f Ju ne. D5S. D a t'd this (Ih d i e nf May, 1)11. (Official Clerk s Heat t O P. HERND ON V Clerk Circuit Court. Hcmlnol* C ou n ty , F lo r id a . \ o t h >: (O f. op t m i.lt t % rri.ir\T io 5 i \\ K im Mw rN a »f mm NOTICE IS 11ERECT GIVEN, That Atlantic > lu n ld p il Corpor*llun Ilia holder nr th* follow in g r e r t l f tr a t t ha* filed **td c e r i l f l rut* for t i l t deed t o t l I**tie4 iljt-rfnn. Tli* r ertlflc * t* n u m b er *hd ) * j r nf f«*u*nr«, ih* deerrir*tion of ih* properly, nnd »h* M m t In rnhlrh It was s i a c i i s d « r * j follo w *: CsrtlflcA ts S r * . I l l T e s r « fr I * . iimnoit Ju n* 2S, A D. H IS i>r:<iriiirTifm o r r R O P E H T T i leCttf 1 tn S A 1 to to 111o<-k Q W e*i fianford l t e * t i r ( ’n. Rub* dlvlalon r i a l ftook 1 Pa** Nam * In wh lrh ai a«*f«d Boca. Eaton H o u s i n g Corp. All nf #ald p m p * r t r b t l n g la tha County o f 8 *mlnol*t Htata of Florida. Uni*** *uch r e r t i f lr a ta ahall h* red r e rued ap rord lnc t it I* tv tb* property d esc rib 'd In aurh cert If Ji ate iaJ|| b* sold to lha hl*he*t bidder at tb* front door o f Ih* Kemlnol* County Court H o i a « at Hanford, Florida, on tha f i J lt .Monday in the month o f Ju n*, w h ich U tha i t h d a y e f Juna, 1SSS. MateJ thf* l l h d s y o f May, t i l l # tha S*mlnol* C o u n ty Court llo u e* a t Ganford, F lo rid *, on th* first S la n d e r In th* m onth o f Ju n e, D l l , w h ich I* th* ( t h day o f Jun*, till. l u t e d till* Sth da y o f May, I t i l . (O ff icia l Clerk'* Heal) O |*. H E R N D O N Clerk Circuit Court, ••m lnol* County, Florida N O T IC E O F A F F L IC A T IO N F O R TAX D E E D ( S t* . 1*1.1* F l e r ld a 1 1* t a l e * * f l*t*> NOTICE 18 H E I t E B T 0 1 V K S , That A t la n t ic Mu nicipal Corpora­ tion th* buldar o f th* fo l lo w in g c e r t if ie s! * ha* file d eald c e r t i f i ­ c a t e for l*Z de*d to h* leauad th<r*on. Th * rertlftca t* number ■ nd y ea r nf l**u*nc». Ih* d esc rip ­ tion or th* p ro p erly , an d Ih* nam* In w h ich It w e e ax***e*d ara aa f o llo w * ' Certlflc a ta No. S4 Tear o f Is­ s u a n c e Ju n* 31, A. D. 1)11 D E S C R IP T IO N O F F M O F E R T T l Lot 4 Block I M*1*ch'a Buhd lv l i lo n P la t B o o k t r a g * 14 Nam * In w h ich *a***a*d J a m ea 4 Uern lr* Mitch ell All a t **ld p ro p erty b ein g In tb* County of Hsmlnot*. Htat* of Florida. Uni*** su c h c e r t if ic a te ahall bo red eem ed a cco rd in g to l a w th* p ro p erty described ta s u ch r ertlftca t* w i l l b* sold to th* htgh**t bidder a t th * fro n t door of th* Namlnol* C o unty Court Houe* • t Sanfo rd, Flo rid a, on Ih* f tr i t Monday In t h * m o nth o f Jun*. l l l l , w h ic h Is th# Sth d a y o f Ju n*. Cleric Circuit Court. H*ndnnl* County, Florid a of a p i ' i.i c a t i o x you TAT D E E D (*» *. 1*4.1* F lo rid a S la lu tea *f n o t ic e lalui NOTICE 13 IIEIIEIIT GIVEN. T h a t Atluntlc Municipal CnrpnraUon th* holder o f the fo llo w in g c e r t if ir a l* ha* Hied said cert lflca t* for t a x deed tn b t Issued thereon. T h e c e r t i f ic a te number ■ nd y e a r o f lanuance, Ih# d esc rip ­ tion o f th* p r n p n t y , nnd the name lit w h ic h It waa asa eese d s i s ■■ follow*: 3/Jrd s o f C ertific a te No. 11T Te ar o f Issu a n ce Ju n * II, A.11. 1)S3 DESCRIPTION OP P ltliP E IIT I'l Iail* 4 to ■ 4 II 4 II Itlock F XVetl Sanfo rd Itrally Co Hubdiv isio n P la t Boo k I P ag * )* N*m * In w h l i h as sren td Bora U n io n H o u s i n g Cnrp. All a f l a i d property b e i n g In thr In w h ich It wua aa*ei*»ed ara aa fo llo w * ; O r t l f h s i t * S n . 1 4t T e a r e f la* Hiftrue Ju ne 2S, A. Tl. 1933 i i »:*i i i i p r i o Y <»r p h u f k k t y i Lot J 43 M id way P la t Rook flL I'.ia« 41 ” Kama In w h ich gaa*Rsa4 Mlnnla Let! Jr fill IHU* All o f aald pro perty W i n g In tha t'liuvity of Sr mlnol*, Htat# of Florida. I 'n lt ia *ueh r t r t l f l c a i a eh.ell ho redeemed a cco rd in g tw liiw th* proparty deacrlhcd In aurh i ertlflcMta wilt be Hold tn lh a h Ik h ee| Milder ut tho front door o f tho Nemlnola County Court !fou»a nt S hi ,ford, Florida, on tha fir*! Monday In th* m onth o f Juna, IMS, w h ich la tha <th da y o f J u n ^ 1ISI. I rated thl* Cth day nf May, 1 » ! ! % ( O lf lrh il Clerk ’* «» l \ II K IlNlro N w «*lerk Circuit Court, Kernlnnla County , Flo rid a Mr. and Mr*. P. D. Anderson. Muna Anderson, granddaughter of the Andersun* did a solo, to* dance and her brother, P. D. An­ derson HI took part In a clown •ct. Mr*. Albert D. Burke la In Lake Mery for e few days supervising th* moving of thrir furniture to Fort Lauderdale when they are m i . Dated t h i s Sth d s y o f K a y . IIS*. presently located. (O ffic ia l C l* rk '» B a al) Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wilton O. P. H E R N D O N Clark C ircu it Court. a n announcing tha birth of a Htmlnol* C o u n ty . F lo r id a daughter at the Orlando Air Force Bom Hospital Tuesday. The young n o t i c e o r a r r i . i c A T i o N f o r lady weighed 6 lbs. 12 os. and ha* (S e c. 1*4.14T AFXle eDt Ed aE DB U ta M a a f been named Charlotte Jane. i*eei NOTICE TB H E R E B Y GIVEN. Mr*. Lilli* Me* Weaver of Col T h a t A t l a n t i s Co rp o ra ­ nmbta, S. C. it visiting her friend*, tion th* h o l a aMunicipal r . o f th * fo l lo w in g Mr. and Mra. L C .B . Alexander. ra rtlftcata ha* fllad eald ca r t lfl- OUR NEW Record Dept IS N O W M n m s OPEN AwwcEOAumfinc TUB a MP..4QUITKEB8 or 1*1.1* rinrtrta' Rt*l*«r* » f NOTICE IS H E R E B T G IVEN. T h a t A tla ntic Municipal Corpora­ tion tb* h o ld er o f th* f o l lo w in g r * r ilf lc * i« h a i filed aald r#rt!flt . i l* for rax deed to b* l » u e d thereon . Th* c e r t i f ic a te number ■ nd y e a r o f laaiiance, lb # derrrlb tlon nf the p rop erty. *nd ih* nam* In w h ic h It w a s asaeaaed *r* *a fo llo w * : Cvrtlflcat* No. Id ! T # * r of I»Biianr# June I t , A D. t i l l iiE ic n im o x «r propertt, H’i of Lota Id A 17 * All Lot* II to IX D o c k M Hanlando f l a t Rook S r « a * t Id. oat* for la* deed ♦* )>• l**it*d chairman for this to b« assisted hy a committee which she should pick out. At the conclusion of the •r business session, Mr*. Keogh serv­ ed fruit jello, crackers and iced NOTICE OF APPLICATION r o i l TAX H EL D tea to the Rev. L. W. Scott, Mr. 1)11. ( t e e . IS LI* Flerlila g l a t a l r * ef and Mrs. P. D. Anderson, Mrs. l u t ' d tbi* Sth day o f Star. 131). * Dlee k (O lticlil C lerk * H u ll Eillcen Willard, Mr*. Glen Coch­ NOTICE 13 H E B E R T GIVEN. jr.s. G f \ H ERND O N T h a t A tla ntic Mu nicipal Corpora­ ran, Mrs. Ted Brooklyn and child­ tiatrd t h is «ih da y o f May, 113!. Clerk C ircu it Court. tion Ih* holder o f the f o llo w in g ren, Susan and Tim, Mrs. Mar­ (Offlct.it Clerk * s - a t I Eumlnol* C o u n ty , F lo r id a ce r l l f l c a t* has filed aald c e r t i f i ­ O I‘. IIEBNDOY c a te fur tax deed to b* leeued shall Smith, Mr*. George R. Pat­ c l » r k Circuit Court. NOTICE OF AP PLICATION FOR thereon. Th* cert if ic a te number terson, Mrs. Ross Houghton and F im ln o l* C ou n ty . F lorid* • nd y e a r of leeusnc*. Ih* d e n rlpTAT HEED Mr. Keogh. IIon o f the pro perly, and th* nam* t i e r , nil.IB F lo r id a S la ta t r * a f M i n t i: o r AI'I'MI'ATIOS FOR HMD) In w h 'rn It * • * • • • e a s e d nr* *■ Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brsrht TAT NOTICE 13 H K R E R T GIVEN. f o l lo w * : ( S t r . l o l . l e I’lnrlda S la tu tr* nf C crtltlr at* N*. Id T e a r r f !*• T h a t A tla ntic Mu nicipal Corpora­ returned to their home in Flint, 1*1*1 tion th* holder o f th* fo l lo w in g ■u*nc* Ju ne I S . A D. DS3 Mtch. Tuesday. NOTICE IS H E R E U T GIV EN. cer t if ic a te ha* filed eald c e r t i f i ­ DESCRIPTION OF PHUI'F.RTTl J. W. Brasiu-ton and hi* daugh­ That A t U n l le Mu nicipal Corpora­ c a t e fur t a x dead to b* te iued Lot 13 lllk 11 Tr II W, M. th * holder o f th* f o l lo w in g th treo n . T n * c e r l l f l c a t* number d a r k * Hub-Dlv P la t Roo k 1 ter, Mis* Loi* Jrnsington of Che- ction t r t lf l r a t * has filed **ld certlfl- • nd y ea r o f l*#u*nr*. Ih* d esc rip ­ P a g a 101 raw, S. C., arrived Tueiday to ra t* for ta x d»#d to h* iMiied tion nf ih* prop erly, and th* n*m* Nam • w h ich aeeeeeed Em ma (Omti.it rirrk * Seal» the reon. Th * c e r t i f ic a te numh#r In w h ich It w e * e s i e s r e d »r* *■ M. F# ergInu eo O T. HERNDON n visit his brother and sister-in-law, and y» *r o f Issuance, th* d#»>jip- follow *: Clerk Circuit Court, All a f aald prnp*rty being In the Mr. xnJ Mr*. C. P. Brasington, tlon o f Ih# property, and the name C*t l if), at* No 111 T r a r o f I s ­ County Atminol* County, F lorida of Sem inole, Htate nf Mr. and Mr*. Robert J. Dotson In wh lcii It wa * a o e k s e d »r* ** su in '-# J u n e I I , A. D. M i l Florida. L'nle»> *uult c e r t i f ic a te follow*: U E S t H II-T IO X O F P R O P K R T T r •h*U be r ed rem n l a cco rd in g tn S O T I I K OP A P P U C A T IO N FOR of Sanford are occupying the home Cer tlflc at* No. U T T e a r of I*BVV14 o f Lot 1 F. Leavitt'* la w th* p roperty desc ribed In aurh TAX D E E D of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bracht ■uan re J une ZS, A. D. MSI Hubdivltlon I'U t B o o k 1 P a g * c e r t l f h a t e w ill be sold in (be (M ft l t l . l l rioH da iia tv f* * a f m :st iiiit io x o f rnoPE R T T i 37 h ig h est bidder *t th* front door nf for the summer. llll) Lot r Marlin'* I’U n f l a t Book Nsrn* In which i n t u t f Bartla 4 th* Hemlnnle County Court House NOTICK TH II C R E P T G IV EN. Mr. and Mr*. J. I* Partoni of T P * c * 71 l l r n r U l l n I, Herring » t Hantord, Florldn. on Ih* flr«t T h a t At lan tic Sdunlrlpaf Corpora­ Nam* In w h ich aeresred Gracl* Troy, Pa., were recent guest* of All o f eald pro perty b e in g In Ih* Monde) m the month of .Inn*. tion the holder o f tha fO'tlonMg tv.irren Li unly of Hemlnot*. Htat* of 1)11, which I* th* Cth day nf June. r w ^ S l c a t a haa filed aald cartWi* their friends, Mr. and Mr*. C. P. At! o f aald p ro p erly b e i n g In Ih* Flo rid *. L ' n l u i such c ertific a te 1) 1!. rat * fo r V*a deed to ba f aau County of Sem inole, S l a t* nf • ball be red eem ed a cco rd in g to Brasington. thl* 4th d s y o f May. D e l . thereon. Tha ca rtlflcata n u m b er Florida. L'nlrii *uch c e r t i f ic a te l a w th* property described In *uch (ODated fficial Clark's b e l l i Mr. and Mr*. E. C. Thompson ehall and y e a r o f t**uanc*. th* d*arrlpb* redeem ed a c c o r d in g to a te w ill be m i d to th* O. I*. IIEUNIKIN Uon of th* property, and th* nam* left Monday for their home in la w th# pro perty d rtcrlh ed In ( u c h chei gr thief ic s t bidder at th* front door of In w h lrh H waa a a n ti e id ara a a I Jerk Circuit Court, rtific ate w ill b* cold to th# Ih* Hemlnola C o unty Court llotis* Albion, Pa., after spending the ce folio nr*: Kemlnol* C o u n t) . Florid* h lch est bidder at Ih* |ront door o f M Hir.lord, Florida, on th* first ( V r l l f U e l e No 111 T e a r * f !*• winter in I.akc Mary, the S em ino le C ou n ty Court lio n s* Monday in th* m onth nf Ju n e, VTHHK FOR ■uan te J une 21, A D. 12&2 Mr. and Mr*. William Erlel left at Fantord, Florida, on th* first D D , w h ich 1* th* Sth day o f Jun*, NOTICE OFTAXA I'l'I.tC DF.LD iip .« f’H i r r t n . \ o r m o r m T V i Monday In the m onth o f Ju ne, (Sec. 1*1.1# F lo r id a xta tu tr* of Tuesday for their home in Akron, t v , s , w h ic h 1* th* <lh day o f June, 1SES. Lola 4 A & Block 1 l.orkhart'a 1DISI Dated t h is Sth day o f May, l l l l . Subdivision F la t B o o k S T a s a Ohio. During their absence, Sir. l l l l . (O fficial Clark's Head NOTICE IS H E R E U T GIVEN, 70 Hated this *th day o f May. 11)9. and Mrs. William Pulver end ion, (Office.I O. p. HORN DON T h a t A tla ntic Munlilpai Cni|mra- Nnrna 1n w h lrh aat *i»*d Bor a C l e r k * Beall I terk Circuit Court, tlon the holder o f the f o llo w in g Raton 114)i alng Cnrp, Donnie, will occupy their house. o i'. HERNDON fit m m o l* c o u n t y , F lo r id a r * r ilf lr * i* h*e filed said cerilfl AH o f aald p fo p t rt y balnir tn th* c l e r k c i r c u i t Court. Daughters of J. I,. Bullard and ' Si* fur t a s deed In h* Issued County of Femlnol*, p l a t e M.r S em in o le C ou n ty . Florid a thereon. Thr r e r l l f l c s t # number their families called here by hi* Florid*. Fnlee* ■uch lertlfUTTe* NOTICE OP AP PLICATION FOR ■ nd j m r of Is su a m e , Hi* d m Mil­ Phnlt 1 * r*de*med arro rd ln g TAX D E E D sudden death were Mr. and Sirs. .MJTIli: OF Al'I'MCATItl.T KOII lion of th* pruperty, *nd th* nam* h iw* th* property drarrlbed In anrh ni:i:t> I D s . 1BLIS F lo r id * B t a l B t w * f C. S. Driskctl and son, Carl Ro­ ( l e t . 1 * 1. 1t* a 1x'lnrlda In w h ich II we* a ss e r t e d *r* a* r r rllflru t* Will fi* *oid tn th* l l e t i l e i af 1*1*1 fo llo w s: hlphert bidder a l Ih* front door o f land of Atlanta, Ga.; Mr. and Mrs. 1»1S| NOTICE 19 H E R E B T OIVF.N. l'* r t ll l r a l * No. 131 Tear o f Is- th* Hrrnluojc County Court Hoin>* NOTICE TR IIKItEflT OtVF.N. T h a t A tlantic Mu nicipal Corpora­ A. Paulk and son, Lewis of Dou■unnre J une 35, A D. D 1 3 ut Hanfunt, Florhlu. on tha fir t A tlantic Munlcln*! Corpora- tion th* holder o f 111* f o llo w in g DEk l I l l P l i t l X (»K Pltlll'EICI t | glas, Ga.; Mr and Mrs. Talmadgr That Mondav in ih» n u n tli » f June* Urn the holder nf th* fo l lo w in g l e r t l f b u t * hn* file d *ald c r r l l f l Lot* I In 4 A 1. 3, HI. II X II 19ri$, w liltli la tha ttli dsiy o f June, Courson and daughters, Revonda cerU ftra t* ha* filed raid c e r l l f l . r s t * for tax deed to b* leeiird H lnck H I.U, 'khiirt'e Hubdli m . to a l e for lux d e i d to h* leaned IbiRrnr. Th* rrrtlflc a t* number and Charlotte, of Pearson, Ga., and tthe vUlun. P la t Hook J I'*u# ;n I *ii f e»| tide (till d®r o f limy, l l a l , reon. Th* c ertific a te number and y ea r o f laeuanc*. th* dascrlpNani* In which neeemvd line* ( O H h l i l Clerk'* H<ul ) thrir son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and y ea r of leiiuanc*, the d esc r ip ­ lluu of th* pro perty, and th* nam* B a to n H o u s i n g Curp. ** I*. HERND ON In w h ich It v e i g i i i i e e d »r* a* ard Mr*. Charles Adam* of Dou- tion nf th# property, and ttie name follo All o f *ald properly b ein g In tbe c »cfU- cirriilt Court. w *; w h ich It waa *as***ed *r* a* of Hemlnotr, Hint" of glai. Other relative* attending In Hemlnola Cou nty, F lo rid a Crrtlflc a ta No. JOI T e a r « f I«- County follow#: Florida, i'nlee* #Uch c e r t i f ic a te T e a r o f ]*• auanen J une II, A. D. I t t l the funeral on Wednesday were IN rllflc a l* No. l i t • hull h* red eem ed aetord lnif tu . \ i r n t i ; tap t i T I . i r t T i o V eu unce J u n e 33, A D. HEM II| l*TI<)V (IK PHOFKRTTe Letter Leviner of Tampa and Mr. U K a r n i i T i n * u r p i i u i ' k h t v i law Hie property ilem I lliei) In aiieli TAX D E E D m tail 1* Mouth Hanford P la t ce r l l f l c a t* w ill b* euld In the (»*«% 101 .IQ i i n r l i l a lialaalea o f and Mrs. Jim Bullard and son, J. KIVU of N i : u o f 8 E U * KH Book 1 P a g * II h ig h est bidder ut ink front door of m ini o f M V t i nf HEU o f HKU Nam * in w h ich a****s*d Albert 4 R., of Plant City. th* Hemlnol* C ou n ty Court Hour* NOTICE I H H K RERT GIVEN, Neill* It. B e tti* H ectlin 1, T o w n s h ip I t Couth t Hnnlord. Florldn. on th* first That A tlantic M unklpiil Corpora­ Mr. and Str*. John L. Hum­ All nf aald p roperty b ein g tn th* ».Monday R a n g e 11 E a s t in the month of June, tion Hi* lintdeir o f tlio f o l lo w in g phrey are announcing tho birth Nam * In w h ich arse seed F. M. County o f fUmlnnl*, H u t* o f 1)115, w h ich I* th* kth tiny o f Ju ne, rertlflrmt* hn* filed eald fieri If** Elroy Florida. Untesa su ch r c r l l f l c a l e m i. of a son. John I.oula Jr. Sunday Me flit* for t j t ilrtd to ha leaned All nf said p ro p erly being In th* ■hall h* red eem ed a rra rd ln g tn this Cth day of Muy, l ) * i . thereon Th* r e rtlflc a t* n umhrr at the Fernald Laughton Memor­ County of Semliml*. S t a l e o f laiv ih * pru prrly described In *uch (ODated fficial c l e r k # Heal) and y ea r o f lannanr#, tha deacrlp* Florida. L'nles* *uch c ertific a te ( • r l l f l c a t * w ill L* *old to th* ial Hospital, Sanford. lion •ef the property, and th* nama (• I'. lll.T lN D u N • h a l l be redeemed a cco rd in g to h lg b ra t bidder a t tha fro n t door of 0om eindid«e#ie UNITED THEY BTANDl For the Charm of th# Lorieet Las* In Mesquite County o r s c n im o x (l*e. fo r ia f wMfcj un rcwo , L P RECORDS EXTENDED PLAYS now af- Baggerly Appliance C enter US Magaolis 4fT* Pkoao HIT THE GAME Or TUB WEEK FREE CHILDREN'S RECORD PURCHASE WDBO-TV SATURDAY AFTERNOON CLASSICS CHILDRENS HILLBILLY POPULAR EACH 7 ONLY W IN N T V & R A D IO M 'A *rond«rful tributs to Mothrr—a box or “fwogU" for tho iweetett Mother of Bill Cbooso from our toaty solccllon of tolkioos c b u IIm of jood tost* and smooth, creamy w & M RouniHat & Anderson Walgreen Agency Drug Store *Om U t Conwr by Um Cbck" >M — 1X47 ________________ • . ____________ • �MAGAZINE THE SANFORD HERALD MAGAZINE SECTION * MAY 6. I9S5 �* • « . t Looking Over P r o c n d At Your All Florida Our recipe editor is happy. U T IIE IIN Own Risk 8ince announcem ent th a t May 15 would see the start of All Florida’s recipe con­ test, our readers have re­ sponded with enthusiasm. But, too, our recipe editor has her problems. Some of the recipes are not strictly All Florida. For example, one delightfully luscious sounding corned beef and cabbage recipe might be a borderline case. We grant th a t both beef and cabbage are Florida products—but so, too, are they the prod­ ucts of almost every other state. We’ll have to let the recipe editor decide on that one, but keep them coming and win th a t 95 prise for the bast each week, or pick up a dollar if your recipe ie printed. by WOODSON T. AUfM Do waitresses ignore you? Do you sit, in famished agony, while the later ar­ rivals are served with heap­ ing, steaming, platefuls of pot-roast and new potatoes? 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Priced at 96.00 in ths Pub­ lisher's Edition, this ia the work which baa won such wide critical acclaim: **— unique ia its field" (Detroit Plain Dealer); "-unique fa ANY field” (Cleveland Free Frees): "—Quit boosting the com petitors" (A ll Florida Magasine). *rtm principles have been proved in actual use, too. The announcement gi some testimonials, ahowiag how others have brought the glow of eucceae to their drab Uvea. Conley of Con­ necticut says, “After study­ ing your free lesson, I got Tarpon 8pi at Lake Ap County on r the Southern Sun? The paper pictured rrsrding to the masthead, ita source w u Our knowledge of Florida puts Oakland while Tarpon Sprinp ia many milaa reida'a west coast. Waa there an Oakland rhiaold newspaper waa given AU Florida unbua, Ohio, vWftor who found the news- lO TH« OUfi COVKt The secret of baseball’s tremendous popularity as a national pastime is depicted on this week’s cover. Sueceeaful professional baseball leagues—from the Bush to the Majors-draw their play­ ers and fans from adults who first learned the game on the eandlota of every dty and hamlet throughout the United States, And boat arguments among fans and players alike, are outward evidence of the inner, avid interest in the game. Photographer TrentRogei* posed two Gainesville play­ ers of the Dixie Little League for the cover shot. Actually, Catcher Howard Crown and "Umpire" Bobby Nelson (an inflelder) are 12-year-old teammates of the North Central Baptist nine. e n n n in A f in f iu in tTN A t-C . J S S s a u e n B 52 - - " —^ ;:V .: fiai I — ..... . .......... . ... — - — ■■ — — �s r su avM ml b a u summer, h a ] / of the people in the United States will seek their recreation in and on the water. Most likely you will be among the mil* lions to swim at one of the many bathing beaches, out-of-floor pools, surf beaches and the “ole” swimming holes throughout the country. If you have no knowledge of w ater safety, your visit to your favorite swimming spot might possibly turn into tragedy. Annually, 7,000 people drown in the United States. The main reason for these drownings is that the majority of the swimmers were not water-wise. Those swimmers had no knowledge of water conditions and water hasards. At the University of Florida,. students in classes in lifesaving and waterfront leadership are given training in personal safety for them ­ selves and fellow swimmers. These classes are voluntary. The students are among the thou­ sands of people in the country learning every­ day the importance of knowing how to swim, and the safety features of swimming. You, too, can be among those who are waterT h is I cedure in using rescue equipment. Such equip­ wise, if you follow these simple water safety tips. 1. If you are a novice swimmer, try to con­ ment as ring buoys, which are light casting fine your activities to an area in which you can buoys. These buoys can be thrown to person* in trouble near the shore or the side of a swim­ quickly and easily reach safety if anything goes wrong. Do not try to over-estimate your ability ming pool. Over 80 per cent of drownings occur in the water by swimming out too far. within 10 feet of safety, mainly because no as­ 2. T ry not to swim alone, or in unknown sistance was given to the drowning persons Torpedo buoys, made of balsa wood or metal, waters. can be used to tow one or more victims to 3. If you are a non-swimmer, try to confine safety. Heaving lines are used when the drown­ your bathing to shallow areas so there can be no possibility of being carried out to deep ing person is farth er off-shore. If you try to remember these seven waterwater. safety tips and put them into practice, you will 4. Limit your swimming to areas th a t are have the relief of knowing th a t if something under constant and alert supervision. should happen to you or to a fellow swimmer, 5. The safest hours to swim are the last two hours of the morning and the last two hours in you will know just what to do to help until aid the afternoon. The main reason for this is that can be summoned. by this time your morning and noon meats are If you have the ability to meet an emergency fully digested. with rapid and clear understanding of the situ­ 7. Most important, if you plan to go into or ation at hand, it will make for a safer and hap­ on the water, try to learn how to swim. pier summer. The students in the classes of lifesaving a t Become water-wise, and keep drowning from University of Florida are taught the right pro­ becoming America's number one accident killer. �t N«, 4 catalogue <• scene, ii place, n street, a body n f water. ii state, o r whatever is designated. N u hii-h nri' very im ­ portant in setting tin' objeet ap art, and planting it in tin- nn-inory with meaning ItiTlii* llifok* we f'i't phniM* th a t “a good nam e is ml her to lx* chosen th a n great riches." Hut in thia connec­ tion the name Sunshine Skyway is meant to characterize the eternal aunahinc that our weat roaal ia hteaai-il with in the St, Petersburg area. Sunahine Skyway ia without <| neat ion, the moat heaiitiful iinii moat im portant developm ent in the hiatury of Flnrida'a Weat C oast. It reaches mile a fte r mile across Lower T am pa liny to provide a vehicular route between Pinellas and M anatee countiea. W ith a to ta l length of alightly over 15 milea, thia project ia th e longeat crossing of ita kind in the world. A tuition growa, people become ac­ quainted, and democracy ia given ita genuine teat, aa roada apread o u t and pioneer. Honda make and unite a notion. And, aa eaay traiiaportntion ia made available, th e beau lien of th e outdoors are newly appreciated, interrat in people la enhanced, and the health of all ia up­ lifted. flood roada are n wonderful nonet. Kvery area of lieauty Hint throe even of uurn aurvey when traveling acroaa Sunshine Skyw ay, tielonga tem porarily to ua. Ita our fraat and our pooaeooion. W e ahuuld make the moat of it and glory in ita thrill, la-roming ownero, and nhnrr in the phenomenona in n ature ao poetic and aoul-atirring aa (lod'a clouda. Never •has th e re been a d ay w hen th e y were exactly the name. And they paint a pic­ tu re th at ia different every time you look a t them . M ountaina of glory are theae clouda. bold and b eau tifu l beyond expreaaion, and a t o th e r tim ea apread acroaa the aky in feathery form ation th a t look like aome rare tapeatry. T hen again hugging the horizon and extending th e ir wingo like a hen huvering her chicka. Hut th e fentive tim e of clouda ia at early m orn, Sunriae, and a t Rundown, 8 u n a e t-w h e n the aun feeda to them ita feaat of colon*. Then do they outdo themaelvra, Ringing all the praiae, and the doxology of joy. T h e w hisper of God ia in every cloud. T hey are atim ulating to th e im agination, and quieting to the ■pirit, and medicine to the eoul. Too m any hoaat of the num ber of milea th ey trav el In a d ay , w ith n o t a •ingle rem em brance of all th e rirhneaa PAGE 4-AM Florida Megatinc 4 * * By GEORGE THURKAUF of luituri* that iH-ckoiied to lliein nil along the Sunahine Skyw ay. W ealth throw n wantonly out of th e window Sunshine Skyway was beautifully planned. It is not enough to m ake the road itself smooth and straight. Winding roads are the most attra c tiv e , even though they take up more spare in miles, laing slrnighl roads encourage too great speed and encourage accident a. Sunshine Skywny joins Pinellas and M anatee counties on Florida's West Coast, crosses Tam pa Hay from Maximo Point in the city of St. Petersburg to ita southern terminus at U. S. Highway 641, alaiut four miles north of Bradenton. T he 16-mile project includes an 11 mile w ater crossing; a two mile crosaing of Terra Ceia Island; a one-half mile crosaing of T e rra Ceia Hay; and a one and one-half milea of approach road on the mainland. S tructurally the croaaing is divided into II sections. Six sections are paved em bankm ents, or causeways, As you ride smoothly over th e inland approach of Sunshine Skywny on tin* St. Petersburg side going south, you see the toll gates. T he toll collectors are pretty girls, dressed in a military uniArni, high­ ly tm ined, courteous, and ready to a n ­ swer any questions pertaining to the Skyway, with official road maps and in­ formation to (insist and aid you on your journey. T h e toll for a pleasure car is $1.75 and it varies up to $5.00 for large trucks. Motorcycles, bicycles, and motor scooter* are 50 cents. Pedestrians, too, an* 60 cents. You can stop anywhem along th e causew aya to picnic or fish, and in a very short while th e sta te will provide cabanas, restroom s, and sandy (reaches for bathing. Also o|ien fireplaces to cook hotduga, ham burgers, coffee, or w hat have you and enjoy a real picnic and outing. Aa you ride smoothly along keep your eyrw open for Florida's wild life or water fowl, you aee flocks of ducks flying in Although All Florida Magazine recently published a story con­ cerning the construction and opening o f the Sunshine Skyway, ue felt the accompanying article, written by a gatekeeper on the Sky­ way, offers an interesting and different word picture of one of Flor­ ida’s newest and most modern wonders. Mr. Thurkauf sees in this colossus of stone and steel something more than a means of trans­ portation, he visualizes it as a roadway back to nature and God. ranging individually from about 3,701) feet to 20,000 feet long, with a combined length of a little more th an 10 milea. T he embankment sectiona alternate with five bridges, varying in length from 336foot stru ctu re In T erra Ceia Hay to 22,373-foot bridge over the T am pa Hay ahip channel. T he rondwaya on all bridge* and tres­ tle structure* are 26 feet wide with side­ walk* varying in width from two feet on th e ateel spans to three feet on the con­ crete tre stle spans. W hile it is not ex­ pected that any pedeatrain will walk the 15 milea of this eroaaing, sidew alks are required to accommodate the Ashermen who festoon every bridge in Florida. T am p a Bay ia a P aradise for fisher­ men. Salt w ater fishing ia in season the year around in Florida. Inland salt water fishing off any of the bridges on Sun­ ahine Skyw ay for various kinds of salt water flail, aa spotted weak fish, speckled aea tro u t, tarpon, channel baaa, red fish, mackerel, shrepshrad and various other specie*. their V form ation, th e well known Peliran . W atch him dive from various height*, like a plum m it out of th e aky, when he ia feeding. Why he doesn’t break his fool neck ia beyond my conception. Tam pa Hay in a sanctuary for all w ater fowl, and they become q u ite tam e. You can feed th em by hand. T h e sea gulls sailing so gracefully, actually stan d still in the air aa you to«a your food to them. T h ey will sw eep gracefully dow n and take food from your fingertips, not even touching them , your fingers. There are various types of w ater fowl, as the long legged heron. They wade along the shores and sandbars, with th eir long, pointed beaks feeding on th e bounties of marine life, which is ao plen­ tiful. T he w riter has often wondered how such a gawky long legged bird can fly ao easily. T hey sweep, sw erve, sp iral, and sail ao gracefully with their long legs trailing tike a tail on an aeroplane. They, too, fly in V form ation in large flocks like ducks and geese. Believe it or not, they roost in trees on the many uninhabited ia- * InmlH spot ting Tnmpn Hay. T hen wo have the hell diver in the duck family, which I call th e jet bird, as its speed is u n ­ believable. T h e P elicans also fly in V form ation. I’ve nick-nam ed them tin* heavy bomlrers. T here is an abundance of w ater fowl in th e nir at alt tim es, as you cross Sunshine Skyway. T hen we approach th e main span, which is th e longest overw ater crossing and is 22,373 feet betw een ab u tm en ts, which is a distance almost four and onehalf miles long. It provides n ship chan­ nel clearance of 800 feet horizontally and n m inim um vertical clearance of 141.5 feet strove menn low water. T his m ain span w ith approach grade of five per cent give* you th e impression of a roller coaster or scenic railway, and aa you climb to the top of thia span, look again at th e clouda. T h ey tell, in their voiceless language of worlds above and far beyond m an's im agination. Si­ lent castles in the bine. Stream s of vap­ ory ribbons that bind the sky. The hear­ ing ear ran always detect a language from them . Then as you start down the grnde, you are again reminded of th at roller coaster, which added to th e th rills of th e beau­ ties o f nature give* a pleasant sensation, which you will enjoy many times over as y o u r m em ory reflects hark on th is me­ morial journey th a t brought you in closer contact with th e ever-living God. As you continue and cross th e re­ m ainder of Sunshine Skywny let me leave this one thought w ith you to pars on to your friends and relatives ns a souvenir. We keep a word dictionary on our desk, or stu d y ta b le th a t we may refer to it for correct m eanings and ex­ pressions. W ouldn't it be w onderful to compile a dictionary of o u r |K*rsonal blessings! In thia dictionary we could make note of all the blessings th a t accum ulate each day of our lives, so th a t as the years ac­ cum ulate we could keep adding until we had a good sized volume. We could then lie reminded of w hat a blessing ia life it­ self, with all it* experiences, for certainly our blessings far outnum ber everything else, no m a tte r w hat our statio n in life or circum stances. But to make thia a dictionary of bless­ ings we should define r a r h one o f our hlraaings, and m ake com m ents upon them , so aa to be impressed by them. Too many of our blessings pass unnoticed and unrecorded. So tell to all th e beau­ ties of Sunshine Skyway. �I € l ( H O I IDA ro a m U R V IC I At tint they (illicit it t lir “ Madiaon T aylo r" I t wax Ixini h Iouk a dimly at retell ol ro tin try m ail on a night when the wind »«« high nod tire. hecauae it covered till- ao illll |mrt of M ik I imim mid tin' m irth |mrt nl T a y lo r nm ti the woodland* were dry. lie fn rr it died two week* later ill a linggy tin* It grew to enortnmi* t l i r i|iiu k ly aial *WAtn|>. it had become a lit dm headed riiiiti- w ithin 2 I lnnin> n lti'i it* Im lh linil r u v r r n l rii'ii rly 25.000 a m -* of t mi In-r In ml •ter. lllll l l l l t f Oil (til I ll lO II * I || || || k| ill I Ill'll' It wa* Florida'* wural ton -t fire dixaaler. lin t lielore it dieil, it lo iiallllied .ri7,00() A n il *n, on T liiir * iln \ ol ihnt *am e week. it ri|)|M'il Io iim * again n lew iiii Ii t n * m Now ■ire* ol r o ll N orth Florida tiinherlnrid F a tlie ie il by an iinkriow o in ie iid ia ria t. it they m ill'd it the MFoley” fire Ill'll' it rm lly became mean nnil m mu* m in e into the world on M n iid ut, M ar 7, at T h e ln*t d llc li aland win. niniti- in n twiggy ahoiit III p in l l grew rnpidlt from a h aliy, tea|iing and prancing playfully along llie road- * w i i i i i |i T h e fire fighter* m iddn't ni l in to it aide, into a Frankenatein detouring eitomioua Hut it i o n liln 'l Ki t out T h e I'fln ri* of more i|uantiliea of it* Invorite food jire|iareil e»|a'- than n hundred men hail linallt drawn a light d a lly lit nature—dry woodland* atarving lor atmnitle hold Ami m i it finally duel lack of rain. & iW ■vh r L fc ' ■. ■ - AM Honda M ag a rm r-P A u l i �• - �1 f 0 ly OtNI OORDON four of the reigning U S. National Champions in water skiing, winner* of the National title* la*t Hummer in I,acoriia, N. H., are in for serious challenge when Florida grab* the spotlight of the nation in four big tournament* this summer, all under sanction of the American Water Ski Association. While both Cypress Gardens and Lakeland have long been noted as water ski tournam ent centers, with increased interest in the sport, the tournaments will cover nearly every section of the state with the addition of the lower East Coast area and the panhandle Gulf Coast section. For the heavily populated summer tour* ist region, it will be the first water ski tournament ever held there. One of the finest tournament course* in the world has been constructed to draw an entry list of over 100 competitors, with many thousands of interested specta­ tors on hand to see the stars in action. (Continued on page Ml MAY 13, 14 AND IS 8th Annual D im Tournament at Cypresa Garden* MAY *0, 31 AND 33 Southeastern Regional Championship* at Palm Beach iUNi If, I I AMO I* Southern Tournament at Panama City AUOtfST I I . I f ANO 30 U. S. National Tournament at lakeland HUH AMO M de-and every man lor N m * i Conteatant* m the water-*ki tournament* practice Mwtr tricki, mid • atr lim a and create* (top oppoene page) Boride'* Grand Slam (bottom op* MaNe page) it made ^ el Charity Emry. Winter Haven, tumor I t y i' National Champion, Con* pie Per. Winter Haven. tunier Girt*' National Champion. Butch Rotmberg. Miami. Men'* Natienal Champion, and WiU* MeGwre. Winter Haven. Women • National Champion. St At OWING 1 IT'S Tunl" confidently beam* Sulch Rotenberg (left above). Nancle Cooper (right above), graduate ot Rollmi College, late* a hurdle like the Inter cottegiale champion «K# formerly wai Sharon Crofby ot Orlando (lower left), tumor Girti' D ine Water Ski Champion, ■a* third piece winner m the Women’* Inter Comment*! Tournament at Cypre** Garden* Qi . i Craig el Miami Power right) i* Southea*trm Water Ski Champion. AS Florida Magatine-PAGE I / �F O R H O B B Y IS T S By AMOY A N D ftiO N T here ’s one place in Florida-a place unique, even, in the world—where just about everybody can find something to interest him or her. That may sound like taking in too much territory but are you interested in muaic? Jewelry?Costumes? Mechanical contraptions? Buttons? Paintings? Sculpture? Wood carvings? Toys? China? Pottery? Furniture? Or any of a thousand other things? Then if you have a couple days to spare so that you can see it all, the Lightner Museum of Hobbies at St. Augustine is the place. The museum is governed by a board of trustees— including the mayor of St. Augustine—and was established by Otto C. Lightner, newspaperman and publisher of the national magazine "Hobbies." He was a native of Kansas and died in 1950 but the museum he set up in the old Alcazar Hotel is perhaps the most fascinating memorial a man ever left. The Alcazar was the second luxurious hotel built in St. Augustine by Henry M. Flagler who developed Florida's East Coast all the way to Key'W est. It is a mixture of Spanish Renaissance with Moorish accents. It was built in 1889, cost over a million dollars and was one of the first buildings in the United States to be constructed of poured concrete. It originally had 300 rooms and was extremely elaborate. But the depression closed it in 1930 and it remained shut until Lightner bought it in 1947. He moved his museum from Chicago and gave it to the City of St. Augustine. There are now 30-odd rooms and 22,000 square feet of floor space given to exhibits. It takes so long to see every* thing that visitors are given 24-hour tickets. And this isn't long enough to see and study everything. Cecil Zinkan, who has charge of the museum, explains A FRONT vietv *4 (He Immw Atc tu r Hewt at It t Hu o it c llfl HAND CARViD Frew E*#Mi Mfc. tMe •<«««* "Diefc WMtHasten" cioci |* one of Hie �y ONI Of th* mo*t famou* collection* of nil f lt u In th* world It contained b*r* i In the lightner Cry»lal Room. Need A Speakeasy Card, Or Some Wooden Nickels? Just Go To St. Augustine A A REGULAR "paradi**" for young•trri I* th* lightner collection of doll*. g*th*r*d from *v*ry pert of mm mod*! trie* on th* replica of ■ crown mod* for Empre** Joeephlne. Th* dre*t wa< made for a prominent Chicago women In 1110 I th at H'a impossible to say how much the exhibits are worth. Moat of them are, of course, impossible to replace. Some may seem trivial, such as the collections of buttons, watch fobs and ribbons from various conventions. But some of the sculpture, paintings, china, carved furniture, carved ivory, porcelain, ancient phonographs and player pianos can be seen only in the Lightner Museum. There is a quilt made by Mrs. Abraham Lincoln; a collection of wooden nickels; various kinds of shawls, hats and aprons; hand decorated cuspidors; speak easy cards from prohibition days; a collection of just about every kind of bell there is; Western branding irons; early American toys. The music collection is one of the most fascinating of all the exhibits. There is a large collection of old musical in­ struments and the mechanical ones still play just as well as the day they were made. One collection shows the evolution of the phonograph. There is an old time electric barroom piano. The Violin Virtuoso plays two violins and a piano from a perforated paper roll There 1 is the Regina music box half a century old which uaes 26 inch steel records. And there ia a German rathskeller band instrument, over 100 yean old. The group of sculptured statuettes ranks next in size to the one in the Metropolitan Museum. They were created in America between 1860 and 1890 by John Rogers and portray the sentimental and humorous life of folk in that The chandellen are among the most intricate and beautiful in the world. Among them ia one made in France for Emperor Maximilian of Mexico. The exhibits corns from all over the world. Lightner was a great traveler, and was always on the watch for some­ thing th a t interested him —and which he thought would interest others. The results of his collections—and don**tnM of others —appeals to every age group and every type «« personality. AS Florida M egeiKw -PAG L g �of OCALA, FLA to the people of Central Florida the largest selection of furniture in their history P R IC E S C A N N O T B E B E A T �1 t ) SH O P SH O P PEEBLES-KOONTZ FURNITURE PRICES ARE ALW AYS BELOWI W t invito you to shop Control Florida and comparol COMPARE Q U A L IT Y I P R IC E I S E L E C T IO N ! Th»n You’ll Knowl PEEBLES-KOONTZ offers tho VERY BEST to bo found in furnituro valuos. O cala, Florida Opon Thursday Night Until 9:00 ON TRAL FLORIDA’S FURNITURE SHOPPING CENTER M HwMo II -J 1 �wotty itiow* :• of Onrlllo T. M« mufdor trial. P a r t II N the dark houm of the night of Ju ly 8, 1954, a a car moved slowly and quiet’ ly along the street in front of the home of Lt. Col. and Mrs. William A. Covington in Went Palm Beach. The lone occupant of the car waa Orville T. Waldron, 31-year-old part Iroquois Indian, former U. 8. Ma­ rine, and former commonlaw husband of Mrs. Cov­ ington. In his pocket he car­ ried a .38 calibre pistol, with which he was about to be­ come a murderer. Earlier in the evening the Covingtons had entertained friends, b u t now a t a late hour the house was in dark­ ness, its occupants asleep and oblivious of th e terror th at was about to strike. Waldron had arrived in West Palm Beach earlier that day, having driven I Husband Who ‘Stole* His Own Wife’s Love Becomes Target Of Homicidal Boy Friend from Fairfield, Calif., where he vowed that he would go to Florida to kill Colonel Covington for having “stol­ en the love" of his Sue, Wal­ dron's pet name for his sweetheart. They had lived under common law for near­ ly six years before she came to West Palm Beach as the bride of the 46-year-old col­ onel, stationed a t Palm Beach International Air Force Base. The stunning blonde, 31, and the colonel, had been married only six weeks. Stopping th e car in the shadows, Waldron got out and looked about. Seeing « car parked in the car porte, he rightly aasumed that Col­ onel Covington was at home. Walking stealthily up to the front door, he found the screen door latched, but the main door, open. He re­ turned to £he car and ob­ tained a Urge hunting knife. Going back to the house, " Now you’ve ruined everything," Mrs. Coving­ ton told him as she threw a wrap about her and ran Lo v in g cautiously bb he into the hall where she al­ entered the house, Waldron most fainted. Hearing the felt about In the darkness death groans of his victim, but found nobody there. Waldron returned to the The night was hot, and bedroom, picked up the he heard a fan running in empty cartridge shells, and another room. Silently mak­ then followed Mrs. Coving­ ing nis way tow ard the ton into the other room. room from which the whir of th e fan came, Waldron h e n Waldron told Mrs. moved hU fingers along the Covington th a t the only inside wall until they thing left for him-to do was touched the light switch to kilt himself, she replied, ta .|} o , Well, don’t do it here," as* turned on the lights “she hurried from the house and found the couple in bed, to summon help. asleep. Leaving the murder scene, Taking his pistol from his Waldron started walking pocket, the enraged man around the house as if in a stood there looking down daze, and made no attem pt upon the man he was to to flee in his car. In a few murder and the woman who minutes police arrived and had cast aside his (Wal­ Waldron off to ja il dron’s) love for th a t of an­ rushed He was indicted by the other man. As he told of Grand Jury and charged this incident in th e tragic with first degree murder. ,1ster, Waldron said: With the shadow of the .T a glance I recog­ electric chair haunting him, nised them and nudged him, Waldron decided to fight and said, ’wake up.' He for his life by pleading not raised up and I th o u g h t I guilty because of insanity. aaw his hand go back to­ But medical examination ward the pillow. Then I failed to substantiate this seemed to black out. He claim. (Covington) said something, b u t I don’t know w h at it nearly November, Wal­ was." dron went on trial In Circuit Suddenly the night air Court in West Palm Beach. was shattered by the echoes After a little more than of pistol shots—first two in three hours of deliberation swift succession, then throe on the second day of the trial, the jury returned a more. W ith five bullets in his verdict of second degree cheat, Colonel Covington murder, saving him from slumped backward and died. death in the electric chair. It was all over in a mat­ The leaser verdict carried a ter of seconds, but whan the possible sentence of 20 yean first shots were fired, Mrs. to life, and Waldron drew Covington leaped from the the maximum sentence—a bed, aaw her lover standing Ufa in State Prison at Raithere with the smoking gun ford. in hi* hand, and shouted: But before sentencing "What have you done?" W aldron, the presiding Later, on the witness judge told him: “I considw stand, Waldron was unable this case to be one of cold­ to recall the exact words he blooded murder. You came In replying to Mrs. here from California and igton, but said ho told killed this man in Ids own ti ’’I've killed home, where he .was with his own wife.” The state W aldron slit th e screen, reached inside and unlatched the hook. M. I m e w n s S iH iI \> y ■ i FACT COVOID, Mr*. Vkotd Covtagton Wiv m td m Bcacfc County court Ho u m whoro her allogod lever tea* Handing trial (or mur­ dering her hwahand. attorney also disagreed with the milder verdict. However, a life sentence may not be aa severe as it may appear, attorneys said, pointing out th a t judging from past records, Waldron’ will n o t ' complete a life term, and th at it is entirely possible he may be released after serving even leas than 10 yean. A legislative act of 1941, they pointed out, makes a prisoner “ eligible for consideration of parole" after he has served a mere six months of his term , ex­ cepting persons sentenced to IB m onths or less. The six months’ minimum, it is said, was set to give consid­ eration to thoas where a mis­ carriage of justice has oc­ curred. Anyhow, W aldron is in State Prison at Raiford, and is likely to remain there for some considerable time. But what about his sweet­ heart, his former commontaw wife, the widow of the man he murdered? After almost six yean of continuous life w ith Wal­ dron, ending with the brutal murder of her husband, and after trying hours in court and questioning by oflcere, M n. 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The date: May 13,1955. There's only one Friday the 13th in 1956. There was but one also in 1964— Aug. 13. In 1953, superstitious people real­ ly had a field day. There were three Fri­ days the 13th during that year. Why should you worry about a Friday the 13th? No particular reason. If you're not sup­ erstitious, you won't. But U. S. business­ men, not a particularly superstitious group, worry about it every year. The rea­ son is that they stand to lose, as they have in.the past, approximately 9250,000,000 in lost time and other results of super­ stition. W hat is the origin of the superstition th a t Friday the 13th is unlucky? f^EflEARCH reveals that the superstition dates back to the time of Christ. Specifi­ cally, to the last days before His crucifiction. Most of us will recall th a t there were 13 persons present at the Last Supper. Christ’s cruciflction came on a Friday. Ever since th at day, Friday and the number 13 have been linked together and considered unlucky. Dictionaries define superstitions, such as worry over Friday the 13th, as products of "an irrational, abject attitude of mind." If true, U. S. men and women in th a t category total millions. Big business ex­ ecutives can be included. Many first class hotels, for instance, have no 13th floor. Some airlines have t ■ ■ ■ ■ CLIP TIMS Aft NOW I ■ M M M eliminated seat No. 13 on their planes. A few top-flight executives stay away from Yen Heve Reed About N in READER'S DIO I ST, their offices on th a t date. TIME, TOWN A COUNTRY, etc. Some time ago, when the Aquitania was scheduled to sail on a Friday the 13th, the Cunard Line received so many complaints it postponed the sailing day. Cost: thou­ sands of dollars. The Friday the 13th superstition even has had official sanction. Recently, the city fathers of French Lick, Ind., decreed th a t black cats must wear bells on that I NIW MIRACLE ORASSl date to warn superstitious citizens. | B ut Friday the 13th is not all black and a catwalk wide. Our U. S. history books are studded with momentous and lucky happenings on th a t date. Gen. George Washington assumed com­ mand of the American Army on Friday the 13th. The first election to be held in N orth America was held on Friday the 13th. More? Georgia was settled on Friday the 13th. Arkansas got its state constitution on that day, and White House construction began on th at day. D idn't we start as 13 colonies? Didn't France become our ally in the Revolution on the 13th? Doesn’t our national motto, “ E Pluribus Unum,” have 13 letters? Lastly, didn't we adopt a great seal with 13 stars, 13 stripes, 13 arrows, 13 clouds, 13 letters, 13 laurel leaves, 13 ber­ ries, and an eagle with 13 feathers in each wing? FOR ALL AMERICA I NIK’S WHY! 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AS Florida Magaitne-PAG( I II �0 - - 9 i r* «■ ALL FLORIDA'S GUIDE You Should See . . . M iy I - 10—Little Theatre Play, "Love or Money," Fort Myer». Msy-Aug —25th International Tarpon Tournament, Sarasota. May I —"Fleata" sponsored by the Cuban Cub, Tampa. May 9 1 4 —"Mr*. America” Contest, Daytona Beach. May 9-Lea Brown playa at Florida Gym. Univ. of Fla., Gaines­ ville. • p.m.. presented by Lyceum Council. May 10—Sen. Wayne Morris Lectures at Auditorium. Univ. of Fla.. Gainesville, I p.m. May 10-12—Catholic Women's Convention, Lakeland. May 10-Tampa Little Theatre presents "The Moon Is Blue’’four days—Tampa. May 10—Seagrape Garden Circle Picnic at Myakka State Park. Sarasota. May 12-11—Ice Vogues of I9SS. Swisher Gymnasium. Jackson­ ville Junior College. *M«y 12—Music Festival, Univ. of Fla.. f il5 p.m., Gainesville. May 11-19—Ocala Junior Veterans' Statewide Tennis Tourna­ ment sponsored by City Recreation Department, Ocala. May 14-Auto mobile Racing. Palm Beach Speedway, West Palm Beach. May 14—Dance Recital, Aiphcus Koon. City Auditorium. Lake­ land. May 19-17-Flortda Degree of Pocahontas, Tampa. May 19-19—Grand Bodies York Rite Free Masons of Florida under direction local York Rite Members, headquarters Marion Hotel, Ocala. T O L C H A R D S DOG LO TIO N V OUR DOC S b t $ l fR/tND ' oe CAT M lesa***0 O 00K A LC O . tkrsz \ it A— \ \ \ GRAND SLAM (Continued from page T) Particular interest in Florida lies in the Senior Men’s Division, which al­ ways has some of the hot­ test com petition of any event. West Palm Beach has alw ays had th e edge, with Dr. Thomas E. Daly, 42, Southeastern Tricks champion, John D. Miller, 37, Eaatern Tricks Cham* ton, and Henry Holmes, 42 liiie Tricks Champion. Up against them will be Pappy Howell of Panama City, who waa third in the U. S. Nationals, and Tom Moore of radio’s ’’Florida Calling” fame, who finished fourth in the Dixie Jumping event. E The Southeastern Reg­ ional Tournament will be held on Lake Worth at Riv­ iera Beach Causeway, where ■eating arrangem ent! are being made for 3000 specta­ tors. The Palm Beaches have many junior skiers who are coming up fast in the world of competition. Many civic clubs of the towne of Riv­ iera, Weet Palm Beach and Palm Beach are cooperating to make this one of the real entertainment faaturae of the early summer season. Fred Wiley of Port Laud­ erdale, who ia the official boat driver for the Ameri­ can Water Ski Association, will drive at the Southeast­ ern, the Southern, and the National Tournaments. Water skiing and Florida are synonymous on the turn pages of the and newspaper! o f the na tion, but today Florida will have to work hard to tain her superiority, for on every river, bay, lake and oceanaide over the nation, ekian are cutting white wakes back of outboarde and runabouts. As one sports writer pre­ dicted, some day there will be special ski trains roll down to Florida during the winter time, just for water skiing, aa there are now eU trains that pull out o f tha cities to go hundreds of ■ for Many as Sun Valley, Lake Pladd and others, have bacons m for just one th in g it only has while In a Hm *44 Urn* l « . f l M U m * I MW »•«. ■ •*». tO I. »c Ml, U w u IW U ............ .. M W -.U . h*Uw k n *|.a YOU ARE DIFFERENT Your particular combination of coloring, hair and akin condition make* you different from anyone elec in all the world . . , only YOU are YOU. Why do you !>uy beauty preparation# made for everyone and anyone... wouldn’t you like to have your own coruneUca blended and miied to your own beauty analysis? You can hava your beauty analyted by Burnidine, tha famed beauty conaultant. M i. U you act MOW, we will tend you a sample beauty kit made up from your own analysis by Iturnadine. 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Tltut seven venn ago all lines in Florida brought the number of tele­ phones up to half a million? That the m illionth phone waa inatalled on Governor Collins' desk on Feb. 2, a ceremonial affair, with Presi­ dent Brown of the 8tate Chamber of Commerce, pre­ siding? * * a wi * Vary easy to PATIO COVER-LAWN CHElTtR TROPIC fUN FORT CO . m Ava„ Miami M Pluasf-l 111 �DEATH Fi.lPS ( A COIN ( k il l ; T TN HI C L A S S I F I E D (C ontinued Irom page 13) ADVERTISING f. r • 1 -PERSONAL t CRACKER BARREL MAGAZINE duaiid to freedom erf Health, Religion, t*». Enterpriac fl 00 pci year; 75< «opy. 'n it foday The Cexkei Barrel, Ri I, • 5(7, C lru v n rr, FI* OULD YOU UKB Rime new fnenda? oin our Corrrtpondrnrr Club All mem. . Rttrnrd Send l i on hit queinonnane. cmbcitliip lee I ) 00 if accepted B W , 0_8uaJM J, Sa Pctettbuig I, Fla. S -H M A li HBLP WAMTfD DDRESS pmtala at home Bi| commit' -*<*> Inatiwiion IV . refundable Benner, renton ). N J. 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Fl* DEALERS INQUIRY WEL­ COME , RESS 5HOP: Future* and Mock Rtlactmenl value of Eatutet I I ,150 paired at 50 Stock—all apeinj) and Mimmci — at -below invoice coat. Will Mil arparattly. ■ire Dept C474, All Flood* Magaiine, la, Fla u s m .m ii “ " FANCY l a d CaMdiuen Bulb*, miatd cnice a with trowing inatiucriont. per 100 portpaid, M In. | ) » , I In |5 W , IH in.MOO, 7 in. |I 7 00 Aumn Amet, Srbring, Fla DESTROY UNW ANTED HAIR FOREVER. Temporary relief i* nor eoouph W ith Formula 711 unwanted halt it pone forever if uaed a* duntrd. Par nlei a - Sale— Effuwm Money Back Guarantee if it fail*. Send (7.9* fut penenni* supply Formula 711 poaipaid ot tent C O D plui putupe charpet Lemcu Reararc h Laboratory, Boa 741, Lake Wotth, Fla RATES 10 PIACIS E o a a i f f r “ FOR RENT: Stnte and O ffitr Snare in large building located Srbnng, Fla, one block from Pmt Office Srhring ri grow­ ing rapidly due in large real ru n e d n e L p mem Conner W II llrathrringron. Highland* County New*, Set-ring, Fla I OF—VACATION SPOT) LAKE POCAHONTAS Summer Camp lot Boy* near Abmpclnti, Va Hotrrheik, nffery, | archery, rerinit. etc Write llappy lawtetur, I Ion i ’aIme I ro. New Smvrna Beaih. Ila Pbcmr" 75 )J f t 1 -m C O h U A BUMNISS PROFtRTV FOR S M I p i7 F t U M M IN IM U M - I WORDS TO 1 Wmk o p ^WHINES* w ~ 1w ““ Classified Advertising Order W (4 * T CARBIDE-TIPPED Matonry Deilh. deep »pir*l fluted, *11 tire*, repaired, chtrprneu, rrtipped Aik your dralet h r detail* B A A Ml( C o , We»r P»lm Beach IJ-M A C h N M ttr * TOOLS “ “ )0 DIFFERENT Faueign Stamp* Me. Ap­ proval* accompany Carolina Sump C o, II .Beuudway, Asheville. N C i oi^n iM rfitj ~ “ ~ “ LOVELY ROOM Private barb, entrance; on wainway, pentlrman Ph W O, Boyn­ ton, Brach, Bo* 1571 OPENING MAY 15 HAISAM MOUNTAIN SPRINGS IIOTTL Balaam, N C All 5MD her. 7 mile* W irf Waynrtvillr on Route I9A A H , eairt |4 per petton pet day up. American Plan, which include* three meali pet d*y Write h* inhuminin •nd mervaiion* t i ^ ^ i A i u ^ ’rrsMS^ I _ I I OUR PRODUCT nation ally publiciatd re. Inquire! Red Kent, Tallahatare, Fla roT^ROOMS PURMSMO~ 4 W aaki • W aaki 1 J WMfr* 20c pet w r'd 1 0 * diie. IV * d i(c. 2 3 t iliac 200 7.20 13 00 19.30 |W m w dncId m chack w ith o rd w ) (•aurfhm an tvi. twv wwv4* grtva fuMMWwa duav an v a ll USI VMS MANBV H A M TO MHO IN YOU! COfY BLDG. FOR SALE Ur City nr if Sctwinjt, Fli on 11*y 17 Hollow rile cnnitf u n io n - ITO'iiO'- now houtet Food Pxkiping Plant Originally built foe apt*. Include* 9 idjoininp Ion, e x h Tc/ianP E*cellenr lew light manufac­ turing wnh living quarrel* fm employe* Prurd id aril at 174,750 Term* tie will irxie lot Miami income ptoperry John (Par) Preniue, Scare Sale* We VII Flood* Nationally THE KEYES CO. REALTORS 154 Hncarne Bled Miami. Flocidi Sit Florida OITnrt Namnal Affihiie* in 7* Maya Cine* FOR SALE: Well Wuarrd earablikhed worm aanch, 70 <one m e 4 'il4’ hrdt. imereti rntrf, and 5 mom mndnn nHiapr Lake Qty, Fla Will aril arpatarc oc togerhet Reaumable. If inteteated call collect Franklin 7-06*4, Gaincivillr, Fla, oc write E A t taddock, 111 S W 5rJ Ave . Gainetville. Fla h «' P lc ia c ru n the above aaL -w c e k i be/tinning S u n d a y ,_____ ’ i,v*j -t. . • A d v e n i» e t _ "i 4 -~ - »- , • ... ^ * d i»"‘\ i - 7 >v ...s--*E*t * *,*.*,7* ................................. TO IN S E C T P E S T S H ere’* a new, n u t way 1o q u ick ­ ly k ill r* p tm e tl e ra w I lit f i*m i *m»ll rt>ln« In ip rti.fly in f nioll v f natft. %pirirr*. eKiMiaed rnarhi *. AtlvtrfHh. fl*e» in id m any ulhrrt Ju«t vacate room, tifihl the Fum* iff atluft Co n et arid rlon* the rtn rn to rou tine the vapor in ir v r r a l hour* the Inter 1 petit* are ctfaif and the room It ready to hr aired No Imftrrtntf odor tit room, rurt nr furniture, >ei It effectt%*e on »mall. fly Inf m t e r u fo r period* up to 2 week * Cotta let* Ihan )3 rent* In t iimtfnte an Avrrapi *ue room llOjCtOfSf — with r* »ul1* f tiaranleed o r full p u rrh u te p r tr r refunded Pin 11 00 to thit ad w ith your nam e and •u h lrttr — by r r lu r n mall p rrp aid you frl a box of 14 rone* com­ plete w ith burner* l In plain p a r k a f e ) W rite to d a y ! IHINTONIER. INC . M onroe. W li , iWfa J ■ED W ETTER'S ALARM s a e iz IN C X PtN M Y t Makv II yuuianU l i a u auady i f i a i x * u a la ila la . Cvvl ubuul IS. K« a*U1 iv* * ln 4 . P al lull Inaliudluaa H a g a la u p a * . a*V -a44r**iiJ aatalay v van (1.00 Tu BOR 417, DELHAT (EACH I'L O tltP A . SKIN DISEASE (rttRrfMi) 1(4 MU I t |H I I Ik* 10(11 XII* ■ «* FMMARSi d a * ITWT RAIS *■ * M »1 van hi mmmy it i l l i M ffl fm l « l Iv.lW l W M ill I LOCKE MEDICINES, Inc. I t » 14.m a n ly Brim, RU*xl Iam b. It* “ A N A M A Z IN 0 NCW HCAATWOAM FORMULA" W iu tR a V m n .lW I .K m U i firx u la M Ila In alu aal *7 ll**n*sru.< f u i a i X cupuula M m A VMvnnaiy T v u i Fw 4ui4 Cirnubaa Trn.lm.ui t*J» - ai i , l)i |)i- n (to Ii I■ Y O C A M ) iin< (^'%- D IA M O N D : MA T I E RIL S _ 110 —AUTOMOR1LI5 FOR SAH WE SELL all make* and rm.lcli auiomcr bile* We buy all make* and iruvlrlt JARRARD MOTORS. 1015 Wetr Gaidrn V . Pemxola, Fla Tel ) 5674 I ) S—MISC t U A NSOUS FOR SALS FRFF WHOLESALE gift caialog Baipam llouie, 155 Whirr AF, Tallahatare. Fla IS A - R tM ISTATI FOR SAU _________ Can they ever forget this h o rrib le episode in th e ir lives? P ro b a b ly n o t. W al­ dron said la-fore being taken to prison th a t he would never forget his Sue. Sitting in his cell, dejected, he said, " I never loved an yone else and I never will. It will a l­ w ays be Sue. I think nhout her all day lung and dream a b o u t h e r a t n ig h t. S h e is never out of my m ind." In c o n tra st to th e tragic ending of th e ir love life, W aldron recalled hap p ier days. "S ue ninde me a won-, derful wife; we were always together, and happy, until I found out w hat had h ap ­ pened. I d id n 't th in k I was losing her. W hen she went to New M exico to divorce h e r h u s b a n d , L e o n a rd G rah am , I th o u g h t she w ould co m e h a c k nod we could be m arried . B ut she d i d n 't . . a n d h is voice trailed off in a n ear sob. Per ha pa with good reason, W aldron said he did not like F lorida, and while new spa­ perm en and oH irers were friendly, he said he did not care m uch for th e jail food. T hen in a nostalgic mood he r e m a rk e d ; " I ’d lik e to he hom e in W isconsin now; every year I got a deer. It's a great h u n tin g c o u n try ." Hut as he was led aw ay his th o u g h ts re tu rn e d to Sue, as he said; " I ’ll alw ays love h e r.” If an d w hen W aldron gains his freedom from pris­ on, will he and Sue go hack to g eth e r again? M aybe—and m ay lie not. But if they do, th a t could be a n o th e r stirring s to ry —a sequel to this one of tragedy. NE I VW V^V WAY 140—R IM ISTATI R EN T in SALE Mituncam huutc. Highlamb. N C Five hrilnaimi elciliically cquippni, magnihccnt view Bunn Simoaixan. m at Cucle, Palm llrx h . Pla FOR INFORMATION aboul M uelt. Acreage. Timbre, Ranchr* and Gnne* See Al Bicily, Silvre Spring*, Florida. Phone MA 7-5947 LARGE building notable foe olfuea oe_ FOR ANY INFORMATION about paop •lure* in Palmetto, Fla Completely re-* city in Beautiful Cm ual Flood*, um e MxKcnaae Realm, Boa WR, 0**1*. Ila modeled Opening of the new Skyline Bodge makr* tbit property very attractive. BUY, U L t ot RENT MxnxT r ^ M , 7 C o n ix ^ u td a n and Sipet, R riliort, Pal Urges indrpmdrnl agency Out polwy ii to give dirma all tht fx n nnhuut irarrva«h>n Ft King RraJ Eataie Agency, io E 117Pi tting Ave. Ocala. Fl* FLORIDA County Map* Ideal bunting, OCALA and Manon County irffct uoodrtfithing n u n Large detailed lake*, atreama.i ttxla, iuadi irn d county name and | l oo- ful leal caixe buy* Smith A Crpeda Realty, to Godfrey'• Map Service, Winter Haven, Ocala, Fl* I Ff-D O O R S, LOOKING FOR A BOOK PUBLISHERSend lit Free Booklet AF Vrntagt, DO W rit )1. New Y uk M A REAL YSTATF. SALESMAN OR BROKER Vmpliked hum* xudy iiaum Compfrtt. yet inetpenuve, Maiiunt tut ihe Eaam ATLANTIC REAL ESTATE TRAINING SCHOOL. P U L — 177 Drpt 1. Lake Wutik, Fl* All Paving and Storm Drainage for the Prudential Insurance Bldg, by ASPHALT PAVING INC. 24S Bond Ava. Jackionvillt, Fla. F H O N I KL 3 - 7 5 7 7 AM FloekU Magatlnr—PA G i 15 �i • + Y* c f* mm M k m __ l ' vj j j -> * *• * - . “j MODEL HOUSE CBS 2 BEDROOM HOME • Til* Roof • Torrano Floors • Screened Jalousie Windows t Doors • Colored Bafhrm. Fixtures • Custom Built-in Kitdion Cobinots • Many Othor Foatures Built AT CO ST On Your Homosito at POINCIANA GARDENS ffM M ly ' - -V*- If/ t FREE D B D A TITLE GUARANTEE POLICY i A 1900 acre planned community on U. S. Highway I Now FUSE OCEAN BEACHES ^ ! v * . . » only 5 minutes from the property on fabu­ lous Jupiter island. *■ -- Located on Highway U. S. No. I. north of West Palm Boachi 7 minutes south of Stuart, the saHflsh capital of the world, with large modern shopping centers and churches of aN denominations. o f . ■ ' | MARTM DCVOOPftUNT, LID., STUART. KO RD A LIVE, RETIRE, IN VEST OR V A C A ­ TION WHERE QUIP STREAM : »f * *t ’ , *•. Y YO U THE IDEAL ALL YEAR ROUND CUMATE ■ W . _______ ■ ' ; on ■; 'I C ZONE___ STATE . • • t, aw»m �*" n . V — __ ■»- Weafher Shop and Save In Sanford Portly cloudy, widely le afier* ! II inrift Arnwrit arternnoo s n 4 early exenmg loda» and southeast ■ml extreme smith portions Tues­ day, • vnt.t'UK xi.vi E n tah lin h eH 190ft New Adjustment Board To Be Chosen Tonight Strolling In Sanford . A new Bourd of A djustm ents and Appeals, which will lie th»> croup to give City Building Inspector John (.Won tho go-ahead signal on his slum cleanup campaign, will be airpointed a t tonight’s City Commission meeting. Nominated a t the last m eeting of the Commission were Mr* Harold Appleby ba* ask rd the Stroller to remind those whose attendance 1* necessary that there will be a meeting of the directors ot the Forrest Park School at 7:39 p. m. tomorrow at the school. A A champion Doberman pins w chcr belonging to Mrs. Harold Kastner killed a coral snake this morning while Mrs. Kastner was exercising the dog at the Kennels at Twin Lake. The dog answers to the name of “Scoot." At recent elections held at Flo­ rida State University in Tallaha ssce, Miss Bcbe Bisbcc, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. If. J . Btsbec, was . among those elected to the sen’ ior Wi men’s Senate. Miss Gail Bitting, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W, V. Billing, was chosen to serve on the Junior Women's Judiciary. Coincidence department —"Mr. and Mrs. John Neuerairr, Riveraide BWtL, Menominee. Mich, be­ came the perente of twine, a boy and a girl, on May 5, (the fifth month), 1955, at 6 a, m. on the fifth day of the week, and each baby weighed five pounds. They have five living grandparents, two grandmothers, Mabel Ncumier, Elala Winkle, two grandfather*. John Neucmier, Joseph Winkle, and a great grandmother, 51ra. C. W. Snider of Orange City. The children were born at St. Joseph and Lloyd Uoepltal at Menominee, Mich. There was no meeting of tho Sanford Rotary Club thie noon due to the Ladies1 Night event scheduled for Thursday, 7 o'clock, at the Mayfair Inn Country Club. Howavar, Dr. R. W. Buprecht, dub secretary, was at tha Yacht Club to check In for attendance credit, several out-of-town RotarIans and tha local "may-not-bothere-Thunday-night" men. The Stroller enjoyed the follow­ ing comments by soma popular TV stare: — George Gobel (NBCTV): The nlee thing* aboot a lire show la that It haa live girls. They’re the best kind." Don Mc­ Neill (Breakfast Club, ABC-TV)t A reckless driver la osw who pata­ ca yon on the road no matter how fast yoa'r* going." Jack Parr (Tha Morning Show", CBSTV: In answer to tho question, “ Why doe* n newborn kaly cryf" It's hungry. It's naked and it al­ ready owe* the Gorernnent 92500. Sam Cowling “Breakfast Club’' ABC-TV: There’s only one thing wrong with tho younger genera lion — a lot of ue don’t belong to It. Policeman's Auto Wrecked By Bomb EAST ST. LOUIS, HL (W-PoUcc Commissioner Russell T. Beebe ray* he won’t leave whet he terms e “lay off" bombing of hia car stop hie drive agaiait gambling. No one was Injured,In the Mast which wrecked Beebe’s car and blew out three windows In his home Saturday., Beebe planned a up-level meeting with other efflcert today to discuss the situation. The bombing came three days after Beebe led a raid against what the SL Louis Po*t-Dltpatch called the headquarters of Frank (Buster) Wortman and Elmer (Dutch’, Dowling, who the news­ paper u ld “have taken control a the 5500.000-e-week growing base­ ball betting business la the St. Louis area." Chicken Rum Out A t Band Barbecue Seminole High School Band Di­ rector Ernest Cowley stated this morning that due to tha generous response of tho eonunualty to tho band barbocua sponsored by the Elks Club, Saturday night, several persona who had bought tickets ware turned away beeaase the supply of chicken had ran e a t Cowley related teat "tea Mai Parents Assn, wishes In to those persona, .will ba reft MAZ1UAN officers hustle a Jap­ anese woman from.a labor camp at S j o Paulo where Nipponese farm worker* formed a “suicide battalion" and began a hunger strike "to the death" In an effort to get back to their homeland. Originally, the Japanese arrived la Brazil aa Immigrants Im­ ported to help harvest the crops and wound up begging for return tickets. (International) Big Three Await Message From Ike PARIS CB—'The Big Three for eign ministers awaited word today from President Eisenhower on a proposal for a meeting “ at the summit" with Soviet Premier Nl kolal Bulganin in Switzerland next July. Spokesmen for the British, who with the French have been press­ ing for a top level meeting, said Inst night Secretary of State Dulles had promised to ask Eisenhower for an answer on the proposal with in 48 hours. In Washington, Eisenhower’s press aide, Murray Suyder, said he had heard of no communica­ tions between Dulles and tho Pres­ ident on the subject but that he had not talked to tbe President during the day. In recent news conferences, Elsnhower has said he wanted as­ surances of Russia’s sincerity be­ fore ho would take part in a big power conference. Twin's Condition Reported Better CHICAGO tel — Rodney Dee Brodla has taken a turn for the better, but still is listed in critical condition at Illinois Research HoiplUL Tha 3H-year-old boy-first headjoined Siamese twin to survive separatlon-eame out of a 11-hour coma yesterday. Rodney’s ayes flitted happily over tha faces of bis mother and father, Mr. and Mrs. Royt Brodie who visited at tha hospital on Mother's Day. Lowell Oiler. F. II. Ashdown, \V. A. Kratxert, E. C. Harper. J. H. Trapps, Roy Wall, and J. E, Tcrtvillegcr Jr. Five w ilrbe appointed to serve on the board. Appointment of a new board was. made necessary because the old board had been inactive to long the terms ot all its members had expired. “All I am waiting for is the S ig n a l to go ahead," Gllton said when he announced plans for a widespread rlum cleanup in the Negro sections of Goldsboro and Georgetown Giilon said between 50 and 75 bdow-standard houses would have to be condemned in Georgetown and "that many or more" in Gold­ sboro because of lack of sanitary facilities. In other action tonight, the Commission will name a succosto r to Clannce Redding, whosa Housing Commission term ex­ pires May "0. Tho Commission will alio dis­ cuss the water and sewer pro­ gram with consulting engineer Ro­ bert Angus. Other discussion will e< nler around the need to increase the deposit bn utility services and a petition to fill in tha pond at 24th St. and Summerlin Ave. The proposed right-of-way plat across the well field site land will also ba viewed for road purposes. The meeting will begin at 8 o'clock. Doctor Certifies Rev. A. G. Mclnnis As Commissioner ATLANTA, GA.. The R«v. A. O. Mcinnii of Sanford; has been officially certified by Dr. E. C. Scott, Stated Clerk of the Presby terian Church, U. S., as a com missloncr to the Ocncral Assem­ bly of the denomination. The Assembly, which the Rev. Mclnnis will attend as an official voting representative of SL Johns Presbylery, will be held in Rich mond, Va., June 2-7. It is the high­ est court of the Presbyterian Church a n d meets annually Some 4M commissioners from 17 states attend and review the work of the Church for the past year, and set in motion the pro­ gram for the coming year. Mr. Mclnnis, who is minister of the First Presbyterian Church of Sanrord, was selected as a commissioner by St. Johns Pres­ bytery, and is one of six com­ missioners— three ministers and three laymen— from thht presby­ tery. AS INDEFKNOKNT DAII.Y NEWSPAPER MONDAY MAY 9, 1955 SANFORD. FLORIDA. Juvenile Seminar Is Held County Judge Ernest llousholdr r and Juvenile Court counselor Larry Junes are attending a semi­ nar on Juvenile delinquency being held today and tomorrow at the University of Florida. The seminar is being conducted by the general extension division of Florida in cooperation with the Florida Probation and Parole Association. The program lias been prepared for the benciit of juvenile court counselors, probation and parole oflieerr, Judges of the juvenile courts, social workers, recreation personnel, Isw enforcement offi­ cers and all other persons inter­ ested !n the treatment and pre­ vention of juvenile delinquency. W. Conrad Dutton, Ocala, assis­ tant juvenile counselor for Mar­ ion County, will preside at to­ day's session. Presiding tomor­ row will be Miss A. Janette Roux, Orlando, Orange County proba­ tion counselor. Speakers today will discuss such subjects as the juvenile court sys­ tem in Florida, developmental and social factors In juvenile de­ linquency, and tha problems of readjustment after institutional treatment. William D. Joiner, Chief of Po­ lice at Gainesville and president of the Florida r e a c t Officers As­ sociation, will discuss the asso­ ciation's delinquency prevention essay contest at tomorrow's ses­ sion. Reception Starts Vets' Reunion Of Elbe Linkup A hmiH h M'iI Prr*-** 1.1‘hxiiI No. 1M. W ire Agreement Made Railroad Strike 57-Day Walkout To End Neutral Referee To Hear Issues Two Men Arrested Alter Friday Raid On Moonshine Still * T»n men were arrestexi after <ltcriff’« deputies raided a mooniliittn >Lilt (line i,.lte* wi-»t of A!* lament* Spring* Friday after­ noon. Chief Deputy O. G. Owen »u:J Cm rdlll «■< one of the targe*t ever found in Seminole Couni v and estimated 150 gallon* of ille­ gal liquor could be brewed a day. W A SH IN G T O N telY An ag re e m e n t w as leach ed today .'ailin g fo r and end to th e s to rm y 57-days l.miisy ill® & N ash v ille itailrohrl s trik e :»t ti a m. KS’I W ednesday. T h e union rep re se n ta tiv e* , Owen m i .I R u ssell S . Cheudoin and miningvimml iit'KOtinim* , r< , , ttU r-oimly rMident> is w ere in s e p a ra te room s, tiny- mil under 41,000 bond on a (hart* e rn m e n t m ed iato rs sh u ttle d »f operating a still, ('harped with hath and f it i th fo r m gim tuie* to possession of moonshine was Eda m -i h -1 of document* th at railed v-*r Chauifnm, Forest City. Roi-d CELERY HEARTS from Seminole County nrc R i v e n pass­ lor Hiding III* 'll d r (tid submit- xx»* e(peeled to be po.-ted for hint engers aboard a Deltn-C&S airliner in connection with a ti ig uiiM-ltli-d i-tu r* to a ih ilia . today. Seminole County Chamber or torn m etre promotional event. lio n, The officer* diainnl and dr*A fu im al government annum r- iio.vrd -M gallon* of fermenting The celerv hearts— a truck load of them —were donated by Chase & Company and were dintribulcd on nil of the air n r i i l of in ,, - t i iki-i-ml iiK irt-m ra l mash and •uia-hed almont f-0 folder *'•“* made "m,i” a*ll 11:45 a. in. Li>T. i one gallon and five-gallon jug* of line company’s f lights. Each pack age carried a small foldc: I l i a Hi;! 4l’| III’III i .ill* fo r m b which could he u**ed to request additional information about .witting t r y iiii> rltiid issues to * th* finished product. Tha still, m o S3-cAlUm mein! drum* weld­ the rounty. (Delln-CAS photo) l.ru tru l referee foi n binding aitd- ed together, wm piei.ed with *n ti (lio n derision. ave and otliKiwue put out of roulT h e w tlike, mail>rd at lin n * by iiiimjon. v oil-ini', had t ripplrd tail Min in-1 Vhout 15(1 mile* north of Spring in I t Euiithi-iii s la lt' m-nily txxo lake Load (Stale Road 43b), iiioittlta. It xxa* the lung- l i*il tlie atill va» in a dry creek bej strik e since ('1- J end tigged with a kerosene p m The (t rik e ( ilu U - il “ tl.UuO cm- am n hut Her and a cooling Vet pla>r*. - out,lining about (>i) feel of ©no­ ('h a ltm a ii h ia ltci.' A O N e ill .lc. un h lOppii roll. April Phone Calls Break 1954 Record of ihn National Mediation lliutid Deputy A n d y B, E v a n s , w t-», Southern Bell offiektl* announced today that "the com­ announced the agreem ent fo r an w ith Deputy M. li. M cClelland n»* lo the s trik e in tin * »t.ite- dated ()« e n in the raid , eaid -ach pany complete l more telephone calls for the people of the end iin>nt: “ T h e N ational Mediation fixe -gallon ju g represented aSouth in April, despite the strike and despite attem pts to hoard, at lung la r i, t* plr-rred to hout mile doltni* [o-l ht ta x mnndisrupt the service, than in any previous April " a i’ nouma that an a g n t-n iciil ha* ,.y | j la^ if Uie s till oi *A t the Dime time, spokesmen said th at the total num- U n i reached helwurn tiie Louis-I •U* J fully for a day, the tits (>***•*! t **”*• ’ : MOSCOW te) — The reunion of Russian and U. S. veterans of the 1945 Soviet-American linkup at the Elba River got underway today with a post-midnight airport rerep. b*r of eroptev** at,*«k lion and a ba.:qu.‘. IX eaviai, steak and vodka. F ig u re * re Ice it'd today dil-i io». 'Bill Consideration To Admit Slates To Be Voted Upon ■lb, J . Nnshvlilt UailrOad, »fu a u |^ fdated tail:nad* nnd all uitl.ms tvaco .1luDre Homer Sewell, in ,xl nh ha'« been on strike, !who-u d u trirt the still axes In* TTie ninv American vcltra-i* o i; th at- 15,CSJ,000 long Hi»unre»all* "T h e iil*piire xxith tbe nonopd> „ „ w ith the o fficc i * World War II arrv ed uy plane wer* completed in nin* »iaL-* 1ft cra tin g orgtiidsationo i* to he *u b -1when the o u tfit wn* dettruyeil rhortly after midnight for a five- April thi* year against 15,317,000 1--illi'il to a u1 d in ! tefi-it-me rem arked that th* s lilt r.p , day stay as gucita of tha Soviet in April 1954, previous high Apul. x l.o e dlx-iiilixii w ill t.»final and pf a rr ,f | n have beenIh er* fo r two Union. nr 345,000 more, lotsl calls dandlid lu u iliiig . ur (h ire mouth*. Col. Evgeny Porfiriev, ehaiunan in April this car averaged 30.00(1." A ll eipplux aie to t«-lut n l*> , Oxxrn 'a id tile tan! i-Siiie a b i.it of the welcoming committee, 000 per day fur the nine Matx . l i v i n ' and fu ll operation* te- , f t r r an anonymnu* tip f la t moon, greeted them at the airport » » | Thie r h ii"compares with a total of compares will: nuiurd on . dm .-‘la .'. day I t . In lim it * xxxm opeiatti g m llio t "Our friends, our comrade*-!::,500,000 for the vamo petted la-*l the interim the toad* w ill take vicin ity. WASHINGTON I'—Fur the fir-t M:-p* to prepare (or fo il operaarm* who fought against Fas­ yaar, officials said. -— . — time m tli« long light over stalecism!" Mors employe* w d r °n U'e j['” J jhood, the House today gel* to vote tlnn.* •Murray S.hulman of Queen* Vil- during the eighth xxx-ck of Even brtfx,*e tlie aiitiO iurenU ut. lage, N. Y., replied: “ We »im-ere- strike and mure calls xxcie com­ whether it will tom.uicr a bill to • g o xi'in iu tPt ao ii.*- bad repotted ly appreciate your wrlcomn and pleted than in any week siiixa admit both Alaska *ml Ha-.'an .i the *!t ikn vxoiild end ■L m. we, too, hop* it will be a happy the walkout slatted, epoku-nn-n slate*. KST WI'diie io lax Return (tiling on statehood il_________ •tay." stated. More cmpluyct n-lurm l Moviet, television and still rsm- thia week thsn any week. Normal *rll. tiic House must decide lint D ip lo m a t erss recorded th* arrival of the service was provided thi* wen. whether to consider the bill mulct ■ , Americans. They had flown via to all but a relatively small part rule* limiting dolmte *nd hairing j Paris to Praguo, whora a twin- of tha 4,600.000 telephones, 4,000,- amendments You could get an [ ) j c s A b o a r d L i n e r argument cither way aa lo the .................... engina Boriet airliner picked 000 of which ate dial-opcialcd. otilrotnr. ' NEW YORK (Vi — Jo.rph Hack. [ TAl.I.AII \SSEE id*.— A S’*. tlum up. Tho visit is being given Tho tonipany invite* employer* Unofficial report), by atalcliood I s, ambassador to Poland und Dona I I ’a ik K e rv iie eropa.Ml fu r wide publicity In tha SovtaL Union. rare, irr.fr diplomat lor 31 ri jrm * ; . .-mpiomuinx the Evt-rgladM Ns* who -have nui yet rciutiu-il to *iip|iot1crs—ray membership poll- a m “join those who feel »nd take se­ by House Democratic ant Rcpuh died K 'terd ay of a bran lional Falk laiuudary dispnu n u t Happy Ex-Chief riously their responsibility i« pro- bran organization* Indira!.- .* ma aboard Ihe liner United Slatei * mixed irsriion from Floiid* let-vide this essential public service Jonly will support tlie combined xxhirli ; slues he.e today Horn Ell fnlator* amt dote i.fficials lodav. Demos Say House Does Some Digging and arc now on tha job doing *n. bill if it comes In n vole, ltd I rope. No immedist'd agreement wo* Flack, fin, amba»'.idor to Poland reai bed, Tfcosa retu rn in g are brim wel­ they concede it will he clo r INDEPENDENCE, llo. un — A Would Ignore Veto Jovial Harry B. Truman did a bit comed ond, of course, are being A* a result, the big fight tv lihvly since 1X0, was eu route home for The |i«tk irrv in fxropn.al, le­ WASHINGTON (ft Demo­ of d l||in f yesterday—hia 7l»t treated fairly and impartially, lo conic today with opponent* .cell­ rra'Mgument. Hi* wife, ihc lor- ts'red through F. K. Men. Holland cratic leaders predicted the Rouse birthday anniversary—on a project 'there is no truth In alatrmrnl* ing In h!u>l. the hill'* foil ride ra­ iner Aiui.'ia Schmid, :va» with (D-Fla) ws* that th* federal govir, m i n t i en u re th* m a x im u m would ignore the threat of a Pre­ that’s been closest to his heart or Implications that the union will tion. Such •> move could draw sup him. Fimr..il service XX.II he held al bou|nJu somehow cause those wlm icturu pcit net only (ruin those oppo-i ttouttuai t . * ot the park sttbrianlit'lsidential veto today and pass by since leaving the White House. f lomrtiion* of a big margin a bill to boost by an The former President used a to work to lose their job*. Tha to admitting cither tcrriloiy. hut D o y le .Ii.iil, l ‘ a , l lach* hum.' (y j„ 'tale-ovxit.il Und* ut Collirr arid average I J per cent of the 500,000 couple of shovels, both (old plated, union haa never fired an employe al*o from supporters who di.ap city. 'Monroe tout.lie* to form a »**tto make an official (round-break­ and It never will,’ * spokesman prove the no-enicndinenl procedure post office employes. REQUEST REPORTED under which the rules commute" Republicans also seemed ready ing start on the Truman Mamorial related. TOKYO T > —Tim \*ahi Exemrig rrn gat.-xxa/ *nd Inland water approved bringing the hill to the route, to concede approval of tha pro- Library. News today said llctun Saxvaila tloi>r, Gov. I'ullti - *r, t *oiue 'eglria* paced raise, considerably above It witl be ■ 91,750,000 structure ha* ad.ed to be relieved a* liltbousing the official and personal Scientist Declares tho top limit favored by Presi­ 1 1 Utc t 'nitrd Nation* to** from Did. a t -I t 'oilier 1 0 1 1 0 * MURK IS BEGUN bu-sador tie* utgetl ..it immediate arerpt* papers he collected during more dent Elsenhower. TOKY't) ’.ft—Canadian AmUa. a ami will be replaced »non b> e-tre ott the pioutid that it xra t than seven years as President. Excessive Secrecy I.axr. a firc i ',11 ollicc dor TCDavis today turned Dm T c hihi e Hous* passage Is likely m be tbe i.est i,.n,,.u.int-e axallabte. (id Dr. Elmer RUis, University of} first : pedt-liil o< dot a . x.oik he court, r ior duplicated by the Senate, which Missouri president who was the li.e (rdtrnl v. ininrut could tala Causes Paralysis no o lllc ia l u lu in a Han lor an addition lo the Canadian There > cent llir land* »> ."how tf it to .lejireiL principal speaker at the cere­ CHICAGO. M l—An i t o m l r i embassy. ^ voted far an Increase of 10 per monies called th* Trumsn paper* It!in r li--; laloi i *-. 1 nooie <'."1* i> .1 mri.i'.i--- urged lbui negot,.:tha core to an expanded library scientist-author charged t o d a y 1 ' cn.roeut an - r » • I I I • I r ‘ n • i . i* xxi,h t‘ toil i -I --ov*rim e it and museum cf items and relics th at “axceskive** government “ which in tha next no years will ttey caused "a year of paraiysi*" 5emLno/e be ronliinied In *n effort to hiii'g ■naration* to come to light aa hearing in im­ In civil defense preparation* foilin'. tom.**i«u(. portant ways on President Tru­ meet Ihe new peril of deadly ladloactiva dust. man’s career." Dr. Ralph K. l-app said the Little Change Seen Atomic Energy Commission wail­ The annual M-ninr clan plav did vine tine, B arb ara R i.n v ii, ed until neerly s y e a r after the Dr. Hullinger, 94, March 1. 1954 Bikini H-bomb te i ill U> pii-M-ntrd in the Seiniiioli) al.- Ilia t i t . e old.-i-t ila tlg h te t» In Federal Workers MIAMI (AT) — Tl.e number la-fore revealing "(om* fait*” High E.jiool Auditorium at H p. who-,- dal,- problem* can .- an Proud O f New Son about I n u t l n i . . * pri son* cinp|nyrd by^thr ^fed*r« its radioactive fall-out to Ih e m. teinuiroxx- under the diricUuR uproar and the fix.CLINTON, IOWA, t* - Dr. Amarlcan people. of Mi*. Nellie CoL-nun. "Cluupi-i' I .auk. Jo. Hunt: Jackie, ltog,-.-| ut yoverntiu nt ill Florida xx ill no* John D. Hullinger, 9t -year-old Declaring the knowledge .mild By 'I ho Dozen" wan rhuseu this Cuiitei Dan, Dallas Turnon Hill, he “ s lg n ifi,u n ity rhanged" during CUntoa physician, ia the proud have been “of life and death im­ year with Tom Nurria in the J.-aii- M Philip- slid l-'rul, Jimmy lire i-mning year, F ix il S ervi-o father of another boy-the second portance" had nuclrer war brol.n Ing rule of "Dad" and Coll, ni Bioxxii, can't imugini- x.hat liny, G ontiulsxionrr G ro in * Moor® t»id In un eddrx-s prepared fur deliv* horn of hie marriage three years out. Lapp railed for a "massive Engehrelson as * Mtilinir". Geral­ male would »r* in their sistrre, ago. review" of America'* atomic **- dine Wilkinson will play "A im ". "The housekeeper, Mr*. Fitxgi-r- i n H etoday. was the fratured xpraker at The impound baby, - described Cite policy *o civil defense plan­ Mr*. Coleman stated that-"Thi** aid, Martha Ju Jermingx; i-.msidby the elderly doctor a* “feeling ners will hava more than “half- brst xelling novel was cond-.-tis ■t ers hci - elf tbv opr slave l.inv ('ft a meeting of the Florida I'w t * fine and looking fit as a fidddla" facta or unofficial Information” by tbe Itcader'* Digest, :,rl,. i>d didn't Dee xvhil* Joe Seales, » iiia r ir t s A ssn . Moor* said Dial was bora early yesterday te 32 upon which to build plans. He by tbe Hook of tire Month t'lub, chenleader, l)«n ilumpiun, ciot-s'l 38,684 employes ate on the federal year-old Mr*. Hullinger, who also msd* the statements in the Bulle­ srrialurd by tlie Ladies' Home under*land the family. Larry, p ayro ll in Flo rid a now. He aa id that of dull poslniaato.a la doing fine. tin of tho atomic acientUla. Journal, and was Ihe basis of un Ronnie Tloln-on. plays someone spe. 41 years practice as a country outstanding technicolor motion rial' fur Anne along with Doctor in Flo rid a , only time hex a been The doctor now haa brought picture. It has been made into Hutton, Robert Newton, tbe tym- removed einre January, 1983, BUTLR BAY* ADIAI 1 JN babies tele the world during what wr believe lu be the prifctl pathetic family doctor. Gladys HasGOVERNMENT M INTS LOAN MUST BE ACTIVE doctor. ty arts tha pan of Mi * Bull, the KANSAS CITY tel — National play. . TOKYO '.fr—-Egbert do Vnos. di­ Democratic Chairman Paul Butler "The play," *he went on, “of- doubting examiner while Lillian, rector of Ihe agricultural division says if Adlai Stevenson wants the fara humor and good lialcning; tha youngest, iv played by Min­ of the World Bsnk, arrived today C U M U U ABB HOUND TOKYO te) — (teareisers today PresMoatial nomination at the 1954 Dad, Tom Norris, is the promi­ nie Lee Metis.” for conferences with Japines* oL “The students ha xe »oiled i i c i s l i . u ad U high a cb o d M ountain Democratic convention “ho ta go- nent efficiency expert; Mother, climbers lost • csterday te anew in t te hava to decide himself a Colleen Engebrelson, is more of hard,’’ Mrs. Coleman wen. on, The govern merit wants a loss Nasy, U0 m Um candidate and bo active te his cam- a psychologist; Anue, Geraldine "we ahould have a good play e- for development of tho Kuo R.vef im te r M." Martha, Shirley Wall; long with, »e hope, a good crowd,** irngatiasi area. Reaction Mixed On National Park Service Proposal H lqIi Seniors Present Play 1Cheaper By The Dozen J � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 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, May 06, 1955 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 06, 1955. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 25-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 06, 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/6f478bb581eea89d86c622a4cad599a8.pdf 2c25e7371356dbe8cdf507fa31929f81 PDF Text Text o A iv iU tty U Open All Day Wednesday 419 L 1st St. 300 E. 3ri St. SANFORD. FLA Open All Day Wednesday Our fiscal year ends shortly . . . Our Warehouse is b u l g i n g with overstocks. . .famous brands of canned goods, f r o z e n foods, dairy produtes etc. For inventory purposes it’s all got to gol Here’s your opportunity to pack the pantry 1 Fill the Freezer 1 Stock the Re­ frigerator at Lovett's trcmcndouBWarchouso R e m o v a l Sale. J ub# come savel check the barrels of 49c bargains! M M I T . A•- ’ ? <k ‘Mvr&nr Frozen Food Clearance LIBBY'S LEM O NADE M IX 4 cm 49c ACE HIGH Orange Juice 4 cm 49c ACE HIGH Gr fruit Juice 5 c» 49c SUPERBRAND Ice Cream K Gol. 49c. • White Acre Peas Real Southern 2 n* 49c Morton's .FRUIT PIES 2 *« 49c Ruso STRAW BERRIES 2 c™ 49c PAN-REDI SH R IM P ». 49c £HOPPETTES Rath's Veal or Pork •‘JWiSilp'VV f&P*7 ’ * Crackin' Good 49c SaMf [\\ M DECORETTES—ANGEL FOOD COOKIES—VANILLA W AFERS GRAHAM CRACKERS—CREAM SANDWICH—1-LB. FIG BARS COCONUT CRISPS-CHOCOLATE , BONS-BONS—DEVIL FOOD COOM IS PKGS O N L Y COFFEE STOKELY PINEAPPLE JUICE RED BIRD VIEN N A SAUSAGE OnaLaafar f j « DUni DARLING OX TAILS—POME U T B U KShirtiS*'ll Ik■ M KM U» m h » 49c 4 .** 49c 6 49c Fresh Fancy Bantam Corn 6 <» 29«i Top Quality Yallow Onions 5 «*• 19c: Tender Groan Stringless Baans 2 29« Jumbo Six* Postal Calory '2 M A RG A RIN E B IS C U IT S f! ;'***■■3-". m.'— 5 �n Shop and Save In Sanford H a n • f o r d AN INPBPENHENT DAILY NEWSPAPER SA N FO RD . FI/HUDA. VOl.llMB Xl.VI <# LEAVING SANFORD— Capt. James E. Vom Jr„ USN. kit, haa been transferred to the •taff of Commander-in-chief of the Alaska Air Command. He will be replaced by Com mander Frank R. More, USN, right, who is to assume his duties of acting Commanding Officer of the Sanford Naval Auxiliary Air Station. (Official Photos, U. 8. Navy) W est German Republic Capt. James Vose Is Sovereign Nation Receives Transfer Ten-Year Allied Occupation Ends A t Noon Today In Short Ceremonies Strolling In Sanford Beck to the “good old days" a firmer'* wife told htr surplus butter to a grocer In a nearby town. One morning the merchant remarked, "Your butter waa un­ derweight last week." "Now fancy that", she coyly replied, "Baby mislaid my weight that day, so 1 used the pound of sugar you sold me." • e • Tonight Is the time far the eaaaal meettag at the Saafon Theatre Guild whan eleetloa si officer* will he ceadacted at City Ball Aedtteriaai at g a’ctocfc, aaneeaced George Dahhe, presMant ttayeae tatpwted ta I t t t o the week, whether a meaner at SriM t r m i b hdtsd to attend. • • e The tiav. Newton Wise will ■bow colored films of bis recent trip to the Holy Land tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. at Ebenexar Metho­ dist Church on the Old SanfordOrlando Highway, Hie Rev. Wise will also begia a one week re vival at the church Sunday. • • • Andrew and Helen Cemway, of C irri way and Hcf h t l i In a ace Agency, ere eUndlag fair-day meeting ef the Flerlda Agents •I at Miami today. ! • IkeYPromise Stills Demands For Short While WASHINGTON (ft — President Elsenhower's premise that Salk polio vaccine 'i s going to bo dis­ tributed equitably" (tilled tar a t time today congressional demands ” that the government take on fan supervision. But Congress members, like the President, appearodVeady to step hi with mandatory control! tf the voluntary system Eisenhower ad­ vocated should fall. The President told his newi con­ ference yesterday that no child would bo deprived of the vaccine ‘Ter want of ability to pay." A m later White House statement weal w further, saying: " If a situs lion over develops in •lie country when children are deprived of the vaccine because of « inability In pay or maldlstributioi of the supply available, the Presi­ dent would Immediately ask . . . authority . . . to buy the entire output of the vaccine . . ." 9 Womtri Said Good A t Keeping Secret CLEVELAND (API — Beys Capt. David Kerr, hand of the ‘homicide teiteeu. wemeo •acrets—at heal a b o u t_______ Girin* n talk yesterday an hie experiences, the detective said women Involved la awrfex will -talk about ewetythteg the tun, from favorite braw l____ ore te merle Man, hot wot sheet their mat eutpeteed e f crimes," • PAYROLL B H TEHRAN, I i m ^ (AT) — BONN. Germany tn—The West German Republic became a sov­ ereign nation In alliance with the free world today. The 10-year el lidd occupation ended at noon. Two short ceremonies wiped out the supreme powers wielded by the United Stales, Britain and France over the 50 million West Germans since IMS. In the first, the Allied High Commission repealed all Us lews and abolished itself by proclama­ tion. Then tha British and Freneh high commissioners completed the formality of depositing tha sover­ eignly treaty at Chancellor Kon­ rad Adenauer’s office. The United States and West Germany did this April 30. The French and West German governments simultaneously put into edect their agreement to Eu­ ropeanise the Saar. "Tha occupation statute is re­ voked and the Allied High Com­ mission end tha offices of lend (state) commissioners in the Fed­ eral Republic are abolished,” the high commissioners' proclama­ tion said. Sixty Allied laws .and 130 or­ dinances ware repealed by the declaration, which was signed by Dr. James B. Count of the United States, Sir Frederick Hoyer Mil­ lar of Britain and Andre FrancoisPoocet of Prance, They now be­ come their nation's ambassadors to the Bonn Republic. Sen. Neuberger S ays T V Audience Should Know Truth To Alaskan Post Captain James E. Vose Jr., USN, Commanding Officer of the Navel Auxiliary Air Station here for the past 21 months, will leave tomorrow to join the Staff of the Commsnder-in-Chief of tha Alas kan Air Command. His Executive Officer, Pom mander Frank R. More, USN, will assume tha duties of Acting Commanding Officer until re­ lieved by Captain Robert W. Jackson, USN, sometime in the latter part of June. Capt Jackson, n former flight sehool class mite of Capt Vote's, Is now Commanding Officer of Com poiita Squadron Eleven at San Diego, Calif. A veteran ef morn than 30 years Naval service, Capt Vose took command of the NAAB here on August SO, 1U3 following e two roar assignment on tha Staff of Commander, Air Force, Paci­ fic Fleet The 43-year-old Naval Academy graduate im-a.balder*ef the Navy Cross, three Distin­ guished Flying Crosses and two Air Medals. VIENNA, Austria (.W-Chauccs tor quick signing of the Austrian imlepcndrnc-c treaty lookrd still better today as the Russian dropped Iheir controversial de­ mands on refugees and eased In­ sistence on armament restric­ tions. But the Soviets and the West must still agree on the touchy is­ sues ol prewar foreign oil invest­ ments and of a declaration guar­ anteeing Austrian neutrality be tore toe pact will be ready for signing by the Big Four foreign ministers. Diplomats attending yesterday's meeting oi the four powers' am­ bassadors and Austria'! foreign minister said tha picture bright­ ened considerably when Soviet en­ voy Ivan I. Ilyichev accepted a Western-backed, Austrian propos­ al to drop the treaty article on repstrlation and to raise limits on Austrian rearmament The disputed Article 16 would have allowed Soviet repatriation teams to enter Austria—once it had woo independence—to quia re­ fugees from communism. Western diplomats had feared this would enable the Reds to spread propa­ ganda inside Austria while the na­ tion was supposed to be neutral. Mrs. Lydia Watt, Vocation Teacher Entrant In Contest w Bao Dai Twenty Convictions Ouster End 3 -Day Session Sought A Ihree-day marathon session o f City Police Court, nl which 30 lottery and moonshine cases were taken up. ended last night with a score of 20 convict ions, five dismissals, three bonds forfeited, anti two cases continued. Yesterday's session was highlighted hy the lempornry Ex-French Premier Steps Out Again On Comeback Trail PARIS bP)— F.x-Premier Pierre Memies-Kroner stepped out on the comeback troll today ms the dom­ inant voire in France's powerful Radical Socialist party. Hut his pledge to put it back In the fore­ front of leftist, non-Coinmunist thinking thicalencd to split the organisation. ilia opponrnta accused him of seeking to lead the Radical So­ cialist* into a working agreement with the Communist*, a charge denied hy tha energetic former Premier. Meniles-Finnc* won control of the party machinery Inst night at a stormy one-day special conven­ tion. lie called for the Kadirnt So­ cialist! to turn to tha left and agree on a specific prngrntn before next year's general election. Once considered well to the left, the Radicets have become more sml more conservative with this year# and hav* acquired a repu­ tation for vagueness of principle. Children Will Get Second Polio Shots Owners Have Fear O f Ship's Seizure Chinese Reports Dwell On Buildup LOO CABOT BABIES CLUB IS FORMED JU ST IN TIMB1 MIAMI (AP) — A young wo­ BATTLE CREEK, Mich. (AP) who waa born IS man van across busy Flagler Street waving toward a bui. Mid­ yearn age la a log cabin, decided way arrow tha Infi i eaeHw, aha te fan s an uurinahre club fee leg monad aaddoaiy and grabbed her Ode himself, "SAY, e waist with both beads. It sp­ pawed aha had Buffered in n stroke until, agilely, the stepped out ef hap panties, grabbed them up pad at the fleet m eetly IS mm and Nn. 1 *U National Congress Approves Demand At Least 12~Die In Blazing Rain Six Bomb Threats Keep Cops Alert In New York C ity t t a f f o ? ______________________________________ A m riiln l Ptpmn l.« w « l Wirt THURSDAY MAY S. 19S5 Mrs. Lydia Watt, teacher at the Seminole County Vocational School, has entered the nation­ wide contest tor teachers spon­ sored by the American Legion Auxiliary, Teachers were asked to write an article on the topic, "Why 1 Teeth”, This contest was open to teachers with at least 5 years' teaching experience and holding a valid teaching certifi­ cate.. The, At*«ri«a» .Lesion A x ­ illary is differing S divisional pri aes and one grand prize. Winner,’ will be announced July 1. Mr*. Walt teaches, shorthand, . . and office practice courses b o l h 'Q f C n G I T liC O lS in the dsy and evening classes. w MEXICO CITY f , n - At least She will have completed five years of teaching at the Voca­ t? persons, including six bus pass­ tional School at the conclusion of engers, perished last night in a biasing shower of rhemlca! solvent this school year. from n plastic* factory. Authori­ In a letter received from the ties feared the death toll would go Approximately 1,500 Seminole national headquarters, Mrs. Watt County school children are tenta­ haa bean'asked to sign a publl- higher. Touched off hy spark* from an tively scheduled to get their sec­ cation release tor her article. electric rlrruit breaker, the flam­ ond shots of Salk polio vaccine ing liquid erupted from a 2.WIRbeginning May 12, Dr. Terry Bird, gallon tank of thinning fluid. County Health Officer, said to­ Within minutes Hi* fiery shower day. had: . , , The date the vaccination* be­ 1. Enveloped a bus stopping at gin depends on when tha vaccina HONG KONG tit—Owners of the the factory gate*, killing *1* !>■*is received hare, be pointed out. 2.257-ton cargo ship Ineharran •angers Instantly and burning -U The tentative schedule tor the aald today they feared she has othssrw. • „ been seized in the Formosa Strait. 2. Set Uie second series is as follows; factory afire, burning May 12, Goldsboro, Midway She was an route from Foochow to death five or niuio persons lnand Hopper; May 13, Roeenwald, to Shanghai with a cargo of tim­ S,* Indirectly cause,] the death Forrest Lake Academy an d ber for the Chinese Reds. The owners,'Williamson and Co., of a bu* passenger who was Bookartown; May lft, Southslde; May 17, Oviedo white and Negro, ■aid the ship radioed yesterday struck by a falling power line as tie via, Geneva, Wastaide and that ahe waa “helng boarded" ha flod from tli« vrhicl#. All Souls Parochial schools; about 10 miles aoulh of NationalistMay 11, Lyman, Lake Monroe, htld White Dog Island near Foo­ BRITAIN TO INVESTIGATE chow. LONDON (AP) — Britain will Lake Mary and Wilson. Her captain la a Briton, G. A. send a medical researcher to the Angus, and riw baa three other United Hlalea for an investiga­ British officer! aad a craw of 33 tion before trying out tho Salk WASHINGTON Ut — B en . Neuberger (D-Ore) asked Con grese today to require political candldatea to tall television au­ diences U they use prompting devices or facial makeup. Hta aim, ho laid, la "to olJmlite element* of the theatrical and tha synthatic from our nat­ ional political life." Tha Neuharger bill would authoriae the Federal Communica­ tions Commission to take action against any TV station which failed to comply with Ita terms. Ho said hia bill would not pre­ vent use of facial makeup or prompters, but added! “A television audience should be totd if artiflclet means are being NEW YORK Iff! — Six bomb used to conceal e candidate's threats in rapid succession kept Manhattan police hopping jester Jowle or bald spot or board." day afternoon and last night. Exhaustive Marches were made. No bomb waa found. The threats were reported la this chronology: Macjr'a depart­ TAIPEI, Formoie «•>— Nation- ment store; the Roxy Theater; eli|t Chins** reports today dwelt Webster Hall, on East Ulh Street; on tha Communist buildup near the Academy of Music movie tha offshore islands following the theater on East 14th Street; a busiest day along tha vast pocket First National City Bank bunch front In weeks. at Canal Street and Broadway, eeJ The first battle between planae the Radio City Music Hall, of the two sides near tha Matsu . At Macy'a, a eomaa amppar Islands occurred yesterday. Na­ round a note warring that a born# tionalist planes damaged three had haaa planted. The rust ef tha Red gunboat* near Qoemey at tha southern end e f tha coastal front A homemade bomb, with deathNationalist quartan reported aa Intensification of air haaa con­ dealing natentiahtiee nod a faulty struction aear tha Mataua aad timing novice, waa found te the (M r Music Hall Mender charged The Commam1st ceea tries A warning had in East Asia are forming a unified tha day before, hut military command la Pei ping ta launch simultaneous attacks an carchers faJed te discover tha Formosa, South Viet Nam and M a id * Bouth Korea. Fab- IhmujK Fritter except b e­ lated shower* nr thnmlrrohnwrra rrirenir *nnth portion thl* sfternoon. lillle rhsnxe In tempera­ ture. antipolio vaccina. Rebellion Flares Over Power Plan SA IG O N , Sm ith V ii'l Nnm _ , Dedication Of Park Will Be Conducted Jointly On May 14 The Seminole County Sportsmen Vj'ii.. in coopriation with tha ‘-emiitole County Federation of 1 I"1'*. "ill have a park •l.OOO-iunn National ;(r,1l'in' i,m '"''ic e . prog, am and disappearance" of the prosccit-: ' ‘ hah f r y Mt I m p iiriw ly r o m p i t t M " *lar witness while two Congress g a v e\ ‘thunderous ' T '“ ' u, l ! " r pm I, on Highway id at IhrWcklv a Seminole County deputy shru ffi flpprowil ic»tla\ to *1 (M'mniul Kivc-r on SxtimUy, May 14. Mr** tr.rd to serve an attest warrant I or rem oval o f Dart Dttl fl.s parinin of Oviedo will gjva on hint. \ lot Nam S l tliof o f S ta le . Mte addi.-ss ,*f welcome. The Negro informant, Ollie AnIn n u o tl.rr political ns.««*m-1 .Mis. tv. R. Uttn.on, Federation del>on. was iliaigcd in the war- |,|y. howevt'1% I'cht’llion ilai't’il I'a'k rhaltnian, will piesenl tha i.mi with perjury. over « move to give Premier tongmui with member* of the Ills accuser wa* Annie Ruth Ngu I hull Diem sole power Uviedo Woman's Club. Casirlber* Virher# who successfully proved in lo arrange for national elections. iy Woman's Club, Long wood Civ* city court Tuesday tlmt she was Two Vietnamese group* were ie League, Altamonte Springs Wo­ Springe in (Mange Mrntmial Hospital meeting in Saigon and llti-ie wo* man’s Club, Altamonte Seminola County tpril 1.1, the day she was i hinged no indication of just how (hen Gniden Club, with selling moonshinelegal responsibilities wcie dis­ <ouneil of Home llcniniistmtion Aitdeison testified that lie made tributed. One thing did appear t lubs, Sanfmd Pilot Club, Sana "liuy" from her on that day. certain—Ban list is fun lied. He foul Woman'* Club, Sanford Busi­ Ally. George Andrew Speer pro­ •lid not appear acceptable even in n e s s and Professional Women's duced five witnesses who swore the rule of a rnnatilutionnl moil-1(Tub, and the Sanford Garden she was in the hospital and Judge arch, a* repiirlrd envitaigcd by the Club taking part in the prngrnm which is lo begin promptly at 6 John G. Leonard)- dismissed the United Slutr*. P. ni. , ea*e. Ouster of Ban Hal was approvrd Judge Ernest Hou'bnlder, Nary The illusive police Informant at a "National Political Congress” Chaplain F. W, Kenipson, and reappenred at noon yesterday af­ summoned by tbu National Revo- Porter Lansing will be guest ter City Atty. A. Edwin Shin— lutlonaiy Committee, whirl) origi­ speakers for the afternoon. Coun« liolser. Special City Prosecutor nated the demand for his removal tv Commissioner John Meiseh te Gordon Frederick and Atty. Speer iast week. general chairman of tha supper This colorful group of 4,000 po­ ronferred wllh County Judge Ern­ rommillee, with Genrga Maffett est Housholder on the size of litical lendeis, revolutionaries, re­ in elinrgo of the public addrera presentatives of ruliglmi* seels, system. Anderson’s bond. In the first rase of the day local and pinvinrinl official* Jam­ Ticket rhalnusn is lax collector Atty W. O. Hutchison Jr . pro­ med a Vietnamese theater for thr John Galloway, Mayor Denver meeting. tested loudly against the door Cordell is chairman nf tha cook­ The second meeting was a 700- ing’ committee, and John Canto* to the chief’r room being open and the police i landing in it. After mem brr congress, a "State* Gen­ ton is in charge of lighting. * a hassle between hlin and Joe eral” of elected local and provin­ Hickson, Judge 1-eonardy derided cial rouneilms and tribal chiefs. Tbi* body couvenrd in lltu Pre­ the door should he rloseU. ■jt , ^ , . e r , th# willies*. * Ander­ mier'* palace yesterday.. This iitotuing 22 southfin nirmsen, fa It. led fatally in testifying agalni't Jesse Abrams for alleged ben of tho Congress' Executive •ale of illegal liquor and on re- plotrating a ptoposal to give the rnimneiulatlon of Prosecutor Fre­ Premier solo power to arrange elections for a National Assembly. derick the case wiis dropped. They wuliltd the at railgeiueilta Amlerunn attempted to read placed in the hands of a 1'iovinrial notes from a paper he had in Id* Assembly ol municipal and pro­ pocket and when he admitted he vincial councilor*. WASHINGTON (XV—A 73 IS Senhnd not written the notes was not sic \iiinry fur IVesident Eisen­ allowed lo use them. hower's foreign trade bill Indsy Judge l.eouardy dismissed a assured him nf the first neve tarsecond count against J e s s a ilf culting power* granted a chief Abrams when he ruled the arrest executive in 10 years. warrant defective. The hitl, passed hy (he Senslft Atty. Kelly yesterday appealed T.i*1 night, now goes lo eonferenr* five eases he lost In eily emut with the House lo re.tulvc differ­ Tuesday to Seminole rircult court. The case* again*l Tommy l.re Seventh day Adventists will hold ence*. But the two versions bolh Herring, Marion Herring. Fanny ground-breaking services at the eon lain thr key |irovisions sought Mae Forman and two against Her- site oi their proposed rdurallunal hy the President. Tims he Is assured of s Ihreotrude Keith all were tottery building at the corner of Seventh St. atm Elm Ave. on Sunday at year exlrnsion of the lleriproeal charges. Trade Art In June Kl, l!i.VI. plus Auothrr O r l a n d o Attornev,, 3 p tn. gam Murrell Jr ., also appealed fiuq-.t s p e a k e r * will lie new 'authority to reduee tariff* in to tho higher court in the rase Judge Ernest lloit*holder, Semin­ 5 per cenl Mage* in eaeh year of of llessio timith convicted of ille­ ole County Judge; It. T. Milwce, the extension. These reduction! Superintendent of Seminole Coilll- are lo be in return (nr trade con­ gal liquor sale. Yesterday’s convictions: Grr- ly Schools; and Elder I), II. cessions from other free world Iruila Keith, separate charge* of Bros, president of the Florida nations. Tim Senate ran for 12 hour* yes­ sale and poiscssion of lottery: Confern icu of Seventh-day Ad terday and last night to puih tha Mary Gibson, sale and possession venltsls. of lottery; Eddie Lee Smith, sale A cordial invitation is extended bill through after three days' de­ of shine; Ine* Black,' sale anil to the public to attend. It is es­ bate. Eight amendments wer* possession of lottery; I^nnje timated that the building, when beaten down. The measure passed Cherry, tale and possession of lot­ computed, will co.st approxlm- almost cxnelly in tin- furtn recom­ tery; Lnrllle Matthews, possession atvly 625,000. Work i* expected mended by the Finance Commit­ of lottery, and WiHia G, Thomas, In bf'jin Monday morning ami tee. tn bn completed before school sale of lottery. Rose Lee Sheffield failed to opens to the fall. appear and forfeited her 620# I ond. Casra against Ines Black for operating a gamtiling house and against Patsy Allen for sale of thina were continued. KABUL. Afghanistan <.B — A*, Judge Leuuatdy dismissed the Eleven persons hnu- met Rrd gbanistail's g o v e r n m e n t propossession of lottery charged against Maggie Williams and a Cros* qualifications of a Mundutd claimed u state of emergency last ■foisting arrest charge against course of instruction in first aid . nigld ami called its minister to and have iicelvid their eertlfi-' neighboring Pakistan home, Willi* G. Thomas. rate* through the Seminole liadio Kabul also announced 'minty Chapter, American Red mobilization of the army. It salt Cross, They are Maitbu Attarello, the country w’as preparing to fsrft France* Cobb, Eugenia Cotdon, El­ aggression from outside, an ob­ sie Fat Icy, Jeanne Olson, Maude vious reference to Pakirtan. Itamsey, Mrs. Robert llnely, Mr*. Tin- Afghan* and Pakistani hav# The Rev. and Mrs. G. L. Still­ William Tyre, Gertruda Vxnlng, been disputing tor )ear* over tn# well will conduct a series of re­ Mr*. Francis Wilson and Lou rights of Pslhatt tnbcimen living vival services beginning tonight Woodruff. in frontier areas of Pakistan along at the Church of God. 2*nd St. This course was under the di­ tha bonier Iwtween the Iwo na­ and IVench Ave., the Rev. rection of Mi** France* Cobb, tions. Afghanistan barks the war­ Harry Henderson, pastor, has an­ chairman of the fiist aid cum- rior hilt Inhe.-mrn’s demand* fur nounced. milts* of tha chapter while in­ indepemienre in a new state. The Rev. SUllwerll, now pastor- structor* were Mr*. Doris ShautAnti-Pakutan rioting in which 47 ing in Chaunrey, lit. served with teet, physical education director persons were hurt broke out ift Ihe Church of God Mission De­ at Rrminule High Reboot, and Kabul in March after the Karachi partment in El Salvador, British Hugh Carlton, principal of the government consolidated Wetl Honduras, and the West Indies. Labe Mary .School. Pakistan's half-dozen stales—ineluding the northwe»t frontier — Mrs. Stillwell, an accomplished into a single province of West Pak­ pianist, and their two aona will Senate Victory Gives Assurance Of Cutting Power 7th Day Adventists Services Planned First Aid Course Completed By 11 Afghanistan Heads Last Night Call Emergency State Revival Will Begin At Church Of God Nautilus To Start Shakedown Cruise contribute special music each evening. The rhurch extends a cordial Invitation, Rev. Henderson said, WASHINGTON (AP) — The to services at 7:45 each evening Nautilus, tha world's first atomic, except Saturday. powered submarine, will start on her six-weak ahakadown crulta In A BOY s r o m r r That* Wttet Bonnie Lon NO TRAVTIC DBA' tha next few days. —fori Z— M enu to bo uylns OAK RIDGE, Tenn. UN— This Announcing this today, tha Na­ • oof? of TW Hanford Heraid. With her atomie city of 30,000 population vy in a brief etatement also dis­ m . (SOff Photo) yesterday completed a full year closed belatedl)* that tha Nautilus without n traffic d u ett. waa riftdaUr delivered April 12. istan. F.XCU8K NOT ENOUGH DETROIT! AI') — Mr*. Espy mils Fuller. 23, testified in Traf­ fic Court tha was doing >0 milaft an hour but only to charge haw car battery. Tha excut* wftiftt good enough for Traffic Refraft John M. Wise. Bho was fined 675 awd told M l to drive for two moBtha. _J �1 Presld-nt Elsenhower has given evi­ dence in the past of a sincere desire to see atomic enorgv converted to peaceful uses. This was his purpose in proposing before the United Nations' th at fln international pool of fissionable materials be set up. It was also his purpose in the recent announcement of a plan to build an atomic powered mer­ chant ship. The idea of using a merchant ship as a dramatic demonstration of the effectiveness o f atomic energy when used for peace was inspired. A mrrehant ship is a thing that anyone can see and understand. Trading vessels have always been symbols o f peace And of the exchange of goods and, Indirectly a t least, of exchange of ideas. Thn President’s announcement will let the world, troubled and tense by the con­ stant reports o f the growing efficiency- of atomic weapons as instruments of destruc­ tion, knew that at least some effort is being made in the other direction. I t is a statement th at In the midst of a rare for superiority in atomic weapons we are sble to devote some of our energy' ar.d genius to seeking a way to make the world more friendly. The Sanford Herald TAMES M ARLOW In the past Communist leaders and diplo­ mats have been guilty of incredible blund­ ers in dealing with other nations. That charge cannot be made against Chou En-lai, however—at least as fa r as his behavior a t the Bandung conference was concerned. Many of the delegates spoke bitterly against colonialism and with no regard for Chou's feelings they made it plain th at they considered Communist imperialism the very worst kind- Instead of losing his temper Chou listened patiently, spoke softly fo r the most part and gave the impression of repecting the opinion of tho other delegates. He made no concessions and offered no constructive suggestions but his attltudp and behavior were such as to make it appear th at th at wns what he was doing. He made a pro­ posal for negotiations with tho United States which he knew would be unacceptable but which nut him in the position of seeming reasonable while the United States appeared unreasonable. It never pays to underestimate an oppon­ ent and from the display of diplomatic tech­ nique ho put on at the Bandung conference Chou En-lai proved th a t he la a man to be reckoned with. Korea Gives Reds Sharp Insight Sharing The Triumph F1 VKV* rK IU U KR * M i l ja c k t o i n r n n u ji v T h u rsd a y M a y 8 ,1 9 5 5 JU D A Y ’H B IB L E Chou A t Bandung V ERSE God J3 a refuge.—Psalm 6 2 :8 — Millions havo found th at true when ell other refuge J i t * filled, President Efsenhower i» to be commend­ ed for the promptness with which ho pro­ claimed that the latest Information from tests of the Salk vaccine will be made avail­ able to nations around th e world, including Russia and other Red countriee. When the aupply bccomea adequate to meet our own needs the vaccine itaelf may be supplied to other countries. The ruccess of the Salk vaccine wag the reault of the combined energy end gen­ erosity o f millions of people. Nobility is a much abused word—y et there waa some­ thing noble about the unselfish struggle to beat a disease th at killed and crippled. To have failed to include other nations in the triumph, even nation* unfriendly to us, would have been worthy of th e high ideals with which th e fig h t was waged. ______ HAL BOYLE WASHINGTON III — The Bed -move after Korea was to help Ho leui eUiei> nava played it praUy cut* tinea the Korean War. Ifa almost ai If a public relation* man bad told diem; “Don't push your luclr. Next lima don't Just jump Into war. That's the Kard way. Next time give yowaelf time to aea what American public opinion i». That j rt rtw know how far you S M ’ w i? " ^ *“ ,f withou^ wir. The Communliti, by itopplag United Nation* force* In Korea, The Salvation Army’s para­ mount purpose is spiritual. Esaonlially, it is an evangelical or­ ganisation. Its social welfare program is supplementary, a practical expression of th 4 Army’s spiritual motives. Men’s basic need is spiritual. When a person becomes well ad­ justed spiritually, he becomes well adjusted socially. For this reason, tho Salvation Army has Its many activitias. Very early, the founder of the Salvation Army realized the importance of min­ istering to the materiel, ai well as to the spiritual, needs 0< man­ kind. With thtsa thing* in mind, the Salvation Army goes about doing Us appointed task. “But as firmly as Salvationists believe men need God in their lives, the Army ly i never turned ita back oa those people who s u s s a fe n * s r dochlna. They could have »ent arn)iea jn to help him. „ . Se, reUnr ol state Dulle* warnad — or maybe it wain't a _.iralM because hi* language v a i i0 ' vague—that the United statei wouId get jnt0 the IndocWni f,s bLtng If the Bed Chinw n)arci,ed in. d ^ the bS i m ^ d *uppfl*» a n d % e rt adviaera Into Indochina. Ho Chi imaihed the French. The ung^j su ta i did not go in. Amer- hesitate or refuse to accept spiritual guidance. The door of every army institution Is open wide to persons of all races, creeds and colors," a spokes­ man stated. Through Us spiritual, social welfare, and character-building activities, the Sslvatlon Army his been able to reclaim many countless lives. Many of these become active in Salvation Army work; others return to fhelr churches, or join churches for the first time, and become active sod >*eful members. This work requires money, and residents are urged to give fin­ ancial assistance to the Salva­ tion Army in Sanford, during the 1BU Unsocial campaign which Is being conducted for a two week period from May a through May LightBraftSugar A Sparkling* Gift! 14. Don't Nurse the Baby If You H ave Chronic HI America Is Going Contest Crazy NEW YOBK tP-Ameriea today Is contest-crazy. For every person trying to get rich quick by buying wildest oil •r uranium atpek, there1 must be 10.000 seekinr b en d <11 their « « • world is tho guy who in a single evening wins a world tour, a fur­ nished home and a life Income o tsoo a month. He does it by lead­ ing In a boxtop on which ha baa scribbled In 25 words why be likes “ Blotto, the new wonder-absorbent breakfast food." The goal no longer is to strive and succeed. Why save up for a trip to Taria when it la ao much bullaUa board: "A prize of $10 will be paid this week to the first amploys found working at the job ne’e being paid to do." After a wreak be reqwved the ilea. Hi m turf bam m takers. 1. The polar bear mult be awake and uodrugged at Uw milking hour, 2 40 mUkiag effort* mutt be a t ^ a -tmeestore of mu.tual ‘ ,* good ^ .^ wiU-Uhat 7,7 ■.rzrTvTl: is, els mutual as the polar bear will allow. S. Each entrant will assume per­ sonal reipoulbllity for all medi­ cal expenaes entailed, including any eialma for damages regiatered by (be polar bear. 4. Entranta will provide their own polar bean. s. The winner will receive Inter­ national recogaltioo but as cask pritea — although he win be al­ lowed to ratals dm milk U he YOU'RE TELLING ME! B LO U SE S Pretty summer blouses In gey colon to mix or match with your sldrtn Cottons, Dacrona, no-iron miracle fabrics. Priced from Hie Ladlae Aid of the Lutheran Church of the Pfdf ffief will hold a Bah* Sale Bxtnptay monlag at 8:80 in front of Bean Roebuck Store. Mother's Day cakes as speciality • art W ith A Youthful Look Com bined Batiste, cool as s breese, smooth as silk. It's easy to ripge. Doesn't shrink * needs so lisjriag! As tho e v e r-popular nylon-tricot. Both fabrics In slips, halfslips 4 panties, lacy k pfrfted. reflect for your ‘ ‘ 11 This was more evidence for the Bed* of American reluctance to get into a fight in Alia. It must have been encouragement for them to make push again—which they did—without starting to eboot right away, Their next move: threat* to capture Formoia and the Matsu and Quemoy islands. Thay m.de no attempt to do ao ®y waiting they were able to learn what Americana thought of getting into war over the island*. fbr richerflavor the real reason they haven't started abooting again. But, at the •ame time. Korea gave them a aharp insight into American thtnlrlng The Americana not only wanted to get out of the Korean War but were then and thereafter reluct­ ant to get into war in Asia, where they could atrip themselves bsre in men and resources. Tho Chinese Communists’ first * ° f V nd �SojctaL £vcnldu Calendar THURSDAY be in the auditorium a) 7:30. The First Baptist Intermediate Circles will hold short business G.A'i will meet i t the church at meetings in various i-lia.-rm.ini at The Junior G.A's (9 and 10 year) 8:30.' Program topic “Up and Down The City Streets”. Mrs. B<a will meet at the church at 7 p.m. The Junior Royal Ambassador! Anderson is the leader in charge. TUESDAY will meet at Uicc hurch at 7 p.m. Revival Services at the Fi^st There will be a Cancer Benefit *# Baptist Church will begin at B p.m. Card Party at the Kphcopal with Dr. John .Maguire, Treacher Parith House. Everyone is in­ and Kirby Rogers Song leader. Circle No. Two of the First vited to play the game ol your Methodist Church will meet at the choke. Please bring your cards. beach with Mrs. \V. B. Nicholson Local merchants have donated wonderful prizes. To obtain tic­ for a covered dish supper. Harold Registration for children be* kets call 258'J-J, Mrs, ginning first grade only will start Chapman. Only those present at at Southslde School. This is for the card party will have the op­ children who will attend South- portunity of winning the Grand side and Tine Crest Schools neat Prize. The Gleaners Class of the First 9) year. Senior Choir Rehearsal at First Baptist Church meets at 8 p. m. Methodist Church at 7:30 p. m. with Mrs. T. A. Stiles, SU7 E. 20th St. Mrs. Hem merle is coFRIDAY Revival services at the First hostess. Baptist Church will begii at 9 p.m. The Unity Truth Class wili meet with Dr. John Maguire, preacher in the Valdez Hotel at 7:45. Sirs and Kirby Rogers, tong leader. Carolyn Parsons is tcachrr and May Fellowship Day will be ob- the study course will be contin­ arrved at the Cnrgregutionnl ued. The public Is invited. Church at 3 p. m. The themo la The Anna Miller Circle will Christian Families.’’ meet at the Elks Club at 8 p. m. • ••Responsible Registration for children be­ The Horticulture chairman of ginning first grade only will start the Sanford Garden Club writ at Southsldc School. This is for meet at 10 a. m. with Mrs. L. E. ehildren who will attend South- Spencer, 214 E. 18th Street. aide and Tina Crest Schools next The Senior Class play, "Cheaper year. i By The Dozen" will be presented Pastor Schlcssman will speak at I In the auditorium at 8 p. m. the Legion Auxiliary mcctrn? at The Woman's Bible Class of Ihe 7:30 p. m. on “The Christian Wo- First Baptist Church will meet man in Her Community”. at 7:30 p tn. at the home of Mrs. SATURDAY R. E. Tolar, 807 Magnolia Ave., » The Second Year Intermediate with grottp No. 6 as hostesj. “ class of the First Methodist Church meets at 1 p. m. for a party. SUNDAY 7 p.m. All members of Beta Sigma Phi, whether they are member* at large, on leave of absence or ac­ tive, are Invited to attend the Mothers Day Tea to be held et 4 p. m. to 6 o'clock, at the home of Susan White, 1600 S. Park mAve. Member* ere urged to bring their guest of honor either their mother or a friend who 1* a mo­ ther. Weather perralUn* tha tea will be held on the lawn. The Ladle* Aid of tha Luther­ an Church of the Redeemer will hold a bake aala at 8:30 a. m. * la front of Sears Roabuck order •Mee. Mbther’a Day eakee will be the apeclallty. MONDAY # Circles of the First Presbyter­ ian Church will meet as follows: No. 1 Mrs. Ralph Austin Smith, chairman with Mrs. E. V. Turner, 147 MellonviUe Ave., 3 p. m; No. t Mr*. W. L. Roche, ■chairman, with Mra. Charlea Morrison, Hia­ watha Ave., 1 p. No. 3 Mrs. Claude Howard, chairman, with Mrs. L. I. Frazier, Celery Ave. 3 p. m; No. 4 Mrs. D. C. Howard, chairman, with Mrs. Charles LawAeon, Csmeron Ave,, Miss Annie Wecka, co-hostess, 3 p. m; No. a Mrs. George A. Stine, chairmen, with Mrs B. W. Wilke, 433 Sum merlin Ave., 8:43 a. tn; No. i Mrs. Arthur C. Moore, chslrmin, la tha Philathea Classroom, Edu *tUon»> Building, 3 p. m; No. 1 Mrs. W. D. Simpson, chairman with Mra. D. L. Thrasher, 421 Grandview Ave., covered dish luncheon at 13 noon; Evening J| Circle No. 1 Mrs. W. S. Brumlay, chairman, with Mrs. J . A. Btstllne, Mrs. Fred Blstllne, Mrs. W. A. Bennett, Mrs. W. J . Hart­ ley. Educational Building, I p. m; Evening Circle No. 3 Mrs. M. M. Land, chairman, with Mrs, Tred Murray 1331 Forest Dr. 8 p.m. S t Marks Chapter of Holy Cross Episcopal Church will meet with Mrs. H. G. U nfit, Loch Ar- fisM o m d i Mrs. Ht Y. Lester and daugh­ ter*, Mrs, Alva Crook and Mrs. Sam Bone and granddaughter, Karen, apent a week recently with Mrs. Fred Goodwin. They returned to Decature, Ca., where they mak« their homes. Mr. and hire. Richard Thomas left yeaterday fob their home In Tulsa, Okla., after visiting in Lake Alary for aome lime with her mother, Alii. Ida Keogh, and other relatives. Air. and Airs. L. B. Higgins, Air. and Air*. P. G. Oxford and ion Jim, all of High Springs, and Jo« M. Byrd from the U. B. Na­ val Ship Yarda in Charleston, S, C„ will bo guests over the week­ end of Mr. and Mrs. Harry D. Russell, Thai parsley you bought for garnishing languishing In the re­ frigerator? Remember it gives a wonderful fresh taste to aalads. Snip lota of It fina with your kitchen acltsors and add to cab­ bage or carrot alaw, mixed green*, cucumber* or tomatoes. r**a 1 •* TT*eil!t*p, L*V* Meai or vlub* 15 M, ■ 1 1.. Guyett, Geneva ijuh 20 v.-«r«; Mrs It. II Krei .irt, G*ne\a tub. Mi . Ethel William*, laike Ma x rtiih, 12 yrnrv I lirse women have been meinDuring National Home D-mnitstratioti Week, May 1-7, 1955 a:t |I i* ol the II ue Denion-ti alio i A home demonstration member* aMuls fur ten ,vr*i* or more haw the opportunity tn a< quaint few of there have mine Dorn New York, Mi*, more tamltie* with the aims sttd other statepurpose* of tlie llunie Denionstm- cousin and Vermont, "< ougi.itu latino* to the»e ladle*," xtaird lion I'rogiam. "Today's Home Build* Tomor­ Ml** Myrtle Wilson, Home tierow’s World", i* a great eltal- iminsti ation agent. trncr for at! home drmon»lraliuu Mix voltage ebee.-e (therreammember*. rd variety; with gtale.l r i i i i t The home is the foundation to and finely giati-d onion; serve on better living ’ and understanding, salad green* for a lime-boon -sla t. Letter Received From Mrs. G. Otto Head Of Council Plans Discussed, Officers Installed At SHS P-TA The Seminole High School P-TA met Tuesday night with Air*. J. B. St. John, president, opening the meeting after which Mr*. C. W\ Et gle presented the devotional. A report Vaa made that 100 per cent of the parents belonged to the P-TA. It was discussed whether to have a family rel*. lions course of five days a week for students and two nights a week for parents, Friday night would be used as ■ joint session of the pat cuts and students. Tea­ chers, ministers or any interested persons may attend either meet­ ing. It was decided to investi­ gate it for next year. A discussion was held on llou.-c Bill 4K.7 to give teachers longer lime off for sick leave. They nowhave six days but would like to have at least 10. It was brougot out that the teachers would even he willing to take slight wage cuts in order to help pay anyone’s sal­ ary who would have to be off. A motion was made and passed to send a night letter to Rep. Volie Williams Jr., to this effect. Parents were asked to contri­ bute money to cover costs of mak­ ing chair covers for use at the graduation erremonies which may be turned in to Miss Barbara Ruprecht. It was announced that any parent Interested In hrlping Miss Chittenden in the library is requested to call Airs. St, John. Air. Alorria expressed apprecia­ tion to parents and teachers for attendance at the P-TA meetings and said that ha hoped that they would continue. Mra. St. John thanked everyone for helping to make her year aa president a pleasant one after which John Angel presented her with a bar to be attached to a pin she re­ ceived last year. Installation of new officer* w*» held ■■ follows: president, Mrs. Ryron Smith; vice-president, John Angel; secretary, Mr*. Robert Reely; treasurer, Air*. Leroy An­ derson; historian. Alls* Ethel Ri­ ser; and delegate* to the confer­ ence, Airs. W. W. Tyro and Airs, Curtis Lavender. Robert Wiederhold gave a talk on soil conservation. He ha* won the soil conservation district con­ test for Seminole County and also the sub-district Future Farmers of America public speaking con­ test and will compete Friday night in the district event. The meeting waa adjourned and parents were asked to visit the classrooms to see the exhibits of the students. The freshman clast won the room count and refrrshj menta were served in the homo economic* room. to improve living i* the lu s t -tip tonaid* hntldiiig (omnium's wmld of prarp n i l ImppiiwM. Tlilougli the Home Demonstra­ tion P iogi mn 4 11 gill* have been given the help and emuiuagrment needed for making of better home makri* and leader * Home demolish at on member* have tlm opportunity of r.vriving leader -hip liaining. Families and I'fliiililUMlIir* have imeivrd lo n e fits through the guidance and help given by the Esleli-lun Si-r vice vvntkei*. "Through v*i*dom a hou*r t« built, and by undri-taiidlng it iv established.” Pro*. 21-1 “ I vvidi to extend to you, my heartiest i nugratulatinn* foi vour arhieveinent* of 1954-1958, and my he-t wishes for your ronlinued sne­ ers*." Mated Mi*. George Otto president, Stale 1‘oimrit of Senior Home Ueinoiis!i.Ujon Work of Flo. i id*. ★ ★ Jane Wedding Is Planned For Freeda Colvin, John Peterson rage .1 Touris^ Club Has Meeting, Supper Ihe v.m'orl Tourist and Shuf* flehnsru (tub rttioved a covered rli-h *upper Tuesday evening with about 59 member* pre.-ent. The room wa< nicely decora led by the Dirt Garde nr-.•* Circle of the >anlnrd Garden Club. Following ihe *upper s *hnrt business meeting ua* held and game* ami *hultlrh.i.ird were plavrd Addilinnal .Knrirty Page Si* WESTERN WEAR IN ' BRANDS YOU KNOW • N O C O N A -J U S T IN A C M E BOOTS •LEE FELTS • T E X -T A N BELTS •H -BAR-C ‘ M IL L E R BRO THERS Y Q u it <7 MEN S WEAR love and kisses Good Sunday night supper fare. Serve a big chef’s salad — as­ sorted greens, thin strips of ham or tongue along with some of Swiss cheese and French dressing. For dessert have thin pancakes New laale senaation: Sprinkle filled with hot cranberry sauce Mr*. Florenea Well* and dusted with confectioners’ lamb chops with a suspicion of On her 04th birthday today. ground m*c« before broiling. ■ugar. Happy Birthday gift box of stockings for Mother’s D ay Tell Mother >ou love her with I.OVF. AND KISSES! A real candy kiss and a nosegay decks the gay gold and striped box. Inside ate beautiful sheer nylons in Phoenix new pinky beige shade LOVE AND KISSES. H A R L E Q U IN .... Perfect gift for a child to give Mother, too! Checks for P la y Clothes Luxury Sheer $1.95 that m ake Fashion sense Twutell Career S h e a >l.„U Fashion Dress Sheet $1 As We Were Saying Movie Come( • a n * Judy Holliday, asked by Leonard Ly oni what passes t h r o u g h bar mind when the has to kite a man in n movie: “Germa.” You atkod for her hand in marrlac* and got tl; why sot bold it m m la • white? Next Door THURSDAY — FRIDAY KARRO OK HOUSTON tu rn a neat trick with a completely reveraible halter bra . . . solid color on one aide, diamond checks on the other. So completely perfect to top off the skirt with its big patch pockets . • to switch to the very handsome Bermuda shorts . . or still again to change to the wooderfel slim patio pants. Ail in Milton C . Blum's marveioas Sharkaail cotton. Brown, black, aqua. > to Id. STAMM TJS “DREAM BOAT* STABBING CLIFTON GINGEB BOGEBB YELLOW SK y RCELLCo. — ORLANDO ' 'i I R.'i.v During National Home Demon­ stration week, Seminole County Club women would Ilk* In pay tri­ ★ ★ ★ ★ bute to the following Home De­ monstration Club women: Mr*. Roy Tillis. Mr*. |‘, M. Flower*, Sanford club,, 25 years; Mr*. It. R. Gray, Mr*. Esil Human, Mr*. C. E. 1-aVignp, kntigvvood rliilr, 25 year*; Mr*. .1. \V. Yarborough, The engagement la being announced tndav of Alisa Freeds Res­ Mis, 'au ra Killer, Mra. (i. C. I.r it ice Colvin, daughter of Mr and Mr*. W. T. Colvin, to John F . Peter­ Fils, Geneva club, 25 year*; Air*. ep pud tin', we ran lake rare nf all nf your ranch wear son. son of Mr. and Airs. W. H. Peterson of Atlanta. Ga. S. E. N'oivvood, Elder Spline* nnd onldiinr needs at prior* that are Ihe lowest, .luwt The bride-elect was born in Maryville, Tinn.. and attended schools ••tub. 25 years; Mr* J , II. Tindel, arrived new wextern stia* hnlx . . . $ 1.10 to $.T-.75. Riding there until the ninth grade when she eanir to Sanford. She graduated Lake Monroe eluh, 25 years; Mi*. from Seminole High School as an - 10. Welter Bell, Geneva rlub, 2d mid roping gloves 5 — honor student in 1954 and was a years.' member of the Tri Hi Y, a major­ •HIDE WITH HOBSON” Mi*. F. A. Youta, Geneva club, ette in the band, a member ol 22 years; Mrs. J . H. Crawford. the band, Latin Club, secretary Sanford club; Mrs. J . (\ Sapp, of the Junior Class, hid a lead in laike Monme rlub, 20 year*; Mr*. the Junior play, was a Thespian and stage manager ol the Senior play. While in Maryville she sang Cancer Ilcnefit Card Party in Ihe Glee Club and was a mem­ Kni*ropat Parish Hnus* ber of the Y-Tecns, Game of Your Choir* Thr Rev. and Air*. Harry Hen­ She is presently employed by Hr inn your rant* the W. Alice Burpee Co. as «ec- derson announce the birth of a Vtwsdajr 8 p. m. Mav 10 rctary and is a member of the son, .Michael Ranald, horn May 1 11.00 prr person—la* exempt 4 at tha PumaM-LaughUm Memori­ ,108 EAST FIRST SANFORD PHONK 1222-J First Baptist Church. al Hospital. The young man Mr. Peterson was horn in New Jersey and later moved to At­ wriiihrd 7 lb*. 11 os. lanta, Ga. He entered Ulc U. S. Navy in 1951 and is now ataUuucd at the Sanford Naval Auxiliary Air Sta­ tion with VC-5. He will be dis­ charged August » , 1954 after which he plans lo enter Georgia 'fteh University in Atlanta where he will study mechanical en­ gineering. The wedding will be an event of June 14 with further plans being announced at a later dale. M ISS FR K ED A COLVIN ^ n ^ W M u 'o f tha First Baptist Church will meet at 6:45 p. m. »»r • covered dish supper. Program m i initiation af auxiliaries will *L I. rnr. nAyponn ffETiALn Ihun*. May \; �Beach Sanford fly CARL OVERSTREET Herald Sport* Writer prat baaeman. and Nat Sharper and Bill Valuta followlnf In that order. No hit*, no runs, Jim Kuir took the mound for Weat Palm, Ron Schmitt led off * (>h a double tor the Cardinal., Sanford’s Cardinals rallied for three runs in the bottom n f tire ninth to halt the hot West Palm Beach Scminoles, B-7, In a Florida State League ln’ (* Schmitt * * H"«*Inlnl° ^ brin,r' „ ' „ i... | i, for the firat aroie ***” * , ' re .. \ u Jj t The Cardinals had a four run third inning featured by a hase-rlearinir double by Terry Terrell but West Palm ecoied three run* on fiv# hit* in the fifth an took the lead with two unearned rune in the top of the ninth. The play-by-play: Piret Inning Sanfotd pitcher Roger Cook faced three men and atruck them a'l out. Pon Crui a* the firat to be retired, with Pave Cortright at third. Four run*, two hit*. The ° r lhr same, and Connie Burdick. the third man lip, atrurk out. Manager Pan Keith fifed out to ter.lrr field and P. Cook «>i nut at third on the throw-ln. Two hit*, r-i'n run. Sernnd Inning Carl Medley, leading off tor Weat Palm, walked. Red Roberta atrurk out. Rill Garcia walked, Jack Croi* looked at a third called strike, and Juan Pouboli atrurk out. No hit*, no run*, Brittinr- first tor Sanford w»* T en ; Teirel. who altuck out. Flank Yuirhak popped out tn the filed out to center field. No hit*, no runa. Third Inning Jim Rule of Well Palm pul a line drive to left firld, Pon Crus waa nut at firat. Data Cortrlght walked, Rill Vaanla atrurk nut on tAirr pitched halt*, and Medley M i u r k out In retire the aide. One hit. no runs. Sanford'* Randy Cri*p lined out to the ahnrtatop and Roger Cook filed nut tn right field. Schmitt walked and went to aerond on a alolen base. P. Cook walked. Burdirk, on an Infield hit. drove In Schmitt tn make the arore 2-0 for Sanford. A wild pitch put Conk on third and Schmitt moved to aecond. Pan Keith waa given an Inten­ tional pa#«. Terrell hit a double to drive in thiee run* and waa nut arore: Sanford 5, West Palm 0. Fourth Inning Roberta nf Wt»t Palm punch**! i in Cortrlght. Mediiy hit to left fir Into left-centerfield for a eenterfleld and Roberta bit to ten* rifle, (iarcia singled into renter- terfleld, drivinr In on* run. John eld. Orna* and Dubois it ruck nut. Rartek cam* in to pitch for Sannit hit a ground ball to the ahnrt- ford. op anrl wa* »afe on an error on« <rela (round to taennd baa* i* throw, bringing In on* run. ter tn* out. Cron hit to eenuatrach, balling for Crux. alfuek drivlnf in Madia?. Oat**, it, reliriiif the »lde. Par* came ,)„> ram* in tn hat for Duboi*, to play third ha»o for Cru*. ptrurk nut. fine*, batting for no hits, one run. Ruix, (round out to fir*t. Fiv* Yurrhak hit a (rounder to third hits,,three run*, id the third haaeman threw him Sanfnrd'a Stan berry, hattlnj it at first. Sharprr hit to left for Schmitt, (round out to pitcher, rid for a tingle and went to •*- Rtt«« Paris, batting for p. Cook, >ud bare with a atolen haae. filed nut to renterfield. Shirley, riap atrurk nut. Royer Conk waa batting for Rurdlrk, 'filed nut to iiown out at first by tha third the first haaeman to retira the laeman. One hit, no run*. aid*. No hit*, no rune. Ifth innlar Sin k inalnr Weal Palin’e Cnrtrlyht hit tn The Sanford lineup put Stan iort renlerfield for a single and Perry in eenterfleld, Ruae Paria uved tn second on a atolen haae. on third, and Jim Shirley sieved to aaata hit tn rifh t 'field, drivlnf rffht field. bare, leadinr off for Weit Calm, walked Cortright (raunded out to aeconJ bate, Va.ata tingled to center, driving In .Data to tie tha acore at 6-S, Medley atrurk nut. Roberta grounded nut to the ahnrtatop, who throw a him out ‘at ftrat. On* hit, one run. Keith, leading off for Sanford, waa safe on aerond haaeman't etrnr.' Terrell hunted to move Keith to aecond. Yurrhak grounded out to the third haaeman, who threw him out at first, Sharper grounded out tn the ahortatop and «ii thrown out at first. No hit*, no runa, Seventh Inning Oareia of Weat Palm hit to left Geld for a tingle, Croaa field out to right field, Gate* flied out to renterfield, and Croaa grounded nut to tha ehnrtatnp. On* hit. no Math inning Secret O f Brooklyn's Amazing Success Found To Be ’Old-Fashioned' Home Run Tint aecrel of tlta Brooklyn Dodgers’ alaggering h e a d ■(ml in the Nallonal laCRRiie now Is out in the open—mid It's not « compllcnleii one. It's nothing more than the old-fitHhinned home run. Gil Hodges, - Duke Snider and Roy Comiianclla hit three more at Klihets Field Inst! night to riuah lh* St. I.nula Cardinal* 12*4. Thi* wa* their aixlh victory In a row, their I7ili in 10 atari*. It gave them a rttk-gam* lead nver arm ml-place Chicago. The Dodger* have hit 32 horn# runs, accounting fnr 6S run*. Many of them have come at "rlulirh" momenta. THE SANFORD HERALD Fag* * Thun. May S. 1955 Florida League Games Decided MATCH BY MAIL PEORIA. HI. (AIM — A 4year international chess match be. I By Slim Margins tween Teoria and Germany ended I R u eb ill games don't rnme any with ■ 23<4 to IB'A victory tor cldffr nr hard-tought than thn*e the tram from Kronach, Bavaria, in Ihe Florida State Leagua laal Germany. night. Each wa* decided by one Tha match waa conducted by run and two went extra Inning*. Orlando took a firmer grip on correspondence. It began when ■ German Im­ firat place with a 7-s decision migrant visited tha King'* Cbeea over SI. Peleraburg while aaenndClub at the Peoria YMCA, and placa Weat Palm Reach bowed to gave Hank Crainer, then club Sanford *-7 and third-place Cocoa president, the name and address knuckled under tn Daytona Beach of Alfred Joannl In Kronach. 4-3. Gainesville'* G-men beat Lakeland 6-4 and pullid the Pilots down Into Ihe cellar with them. Daytona Beach catcher VertWatercut tor singled home thr winning run In the bottom nf ihr loih alter Ihe Islander* tci-rcr all thrlt earlier talllea nn hnmer:, by Jerry Hicham and Rill PaQuality and Safety trlii. Coma got only four hit* off Rob Arrndt. FOR PRICE Rolando Ortnga not only pltchei' a six-hitter for Gainesville but COME IN scored on Clyde Briggs' alngla in (he ninth to lie Ihe arore and •ad let as till you about drove In Ihe winning run In the oar NATURAL RUBBER 10th with a double. He retired Lakeland batters TBUf’K TBEADR on yoai the last t l without a hit. puH nitr ear tire* DO N'T Right fielder Carl Furflla lead* tvilh eight, Stdder ha* aeven and Caiupanells five. While the Pudgrr* krep right nn alxiling, the other red-hot team* In both league* run Into txraalotial cool-off perjuda. Ih e Cleveland Indiana, Amerir.m League leader* who had won seven of their taat right, weic ■hilled by the New York Yankee*, S7 YKABH of Harriet la Raaford Thcra’a a BE ARON BEE a WELSH WELSH TIRE SHOP 105 W . M B Ph. I ll In 1027 when Babe Ruth hit hie record M) heme runs, M of them were bU off left headed pitchers. who erored aeven run* In the laat two Inning* tn win 11-I. The hraeh Detroit Tiger*, wlrnet* of 1) of 10 mid facing a clianre to take over the league lead, dropped a taut It-inning game to the Boa tun Red Hoi .1-2. The Chicago Cuh* aaw a fourgamr winning atreak mapped at Ihe Polo Ground*, where an lllh - Jim Castano Wins Free Throw Title For the aerond alrslrht year. Jim Tartan*, aviation marhlnlat'a mat* first rla**, FA8RON-SI, .S' AAN Santonl, ha* won tha National Armed Fnrrea YMCA Free Throw Championship. Castano, who com­ peted in Norfolk In early March, waa Informed this week ef hie victory. X JL JL JL Fana* nf Anchorage, Alaeka, and t Tt! __ ^ jj idfci' ~1 < . l- • , SACRIFICE Only Orlando had IU winning margin early. The CB's rapped St. Petersburg's Hooka lott for alx ta.lles In the first three Innlngs featuring doubles by Ed Houseknecht, Chico Barrios and Tommy O'Brien and • triple by Jim Walton. Then the deelder In Ihe sixth came homa unearned ^ I $ L *lt yaar Jim wop tha national p r f l -.*r free throw till# by eat ting a new ^ ..V rm-onl of M in 100 shot a. Tha j YMCA ha* aponaored similar free . . V throw rnnalrata for M yaara. ' v ,M ./ r / \ i, Lloyd Wood of Norfolk, Virginia, f* rh poaled a B<l. Other* e«m* pel log against him Inrlurlad form»r All-Atnerlran milage playtra 1rv Bentora* of Illinois and Larry Itonnciaey o f V illa n o v a . C a s t a n o rutcirrt the coin pel It Ion aa a nir-mbei nf th* Norfolk YMCA team, ■ ■ 7 l.l ja , ^ li \ jR i l Vp \ |M l ■ i 4 > X*. The Norfolk team mad# good • ti6h tnsae* In 700 attempts for a , whopping M per rent. Entries In Ihe tournament rame from all part* _. Including San Diegn, Cnllforniat Lawton, Okla­ homa; Bremerton, Washlngtoni Brooklyn; Charloeton, MasaaehuBftta; Astoria, Oregon; Vallejo, California; Columbus, Georgia; end Pensacola, Fla. Castonn has been named center nn two All-Navy basketball teams whlla playing with tha Nerfalk -Navy "Flyer*” and tha Hawaii Naval Air team. In hath eaaea hi* team won th# All*Navy champion* ship. This year he waa playaymantger of th* Ranferd Navy ”B«a Fad” team which won the ComFairfax tournamaat In Jackaonvilla and advanced to the final ef III* ComAlrUat tourney ia Netfolk. Inning home run by Whltey Lerka F t .O ft lB i S T A T K man gave tha reshuffled New York Giant* a 4-3 triumph. * i : r v . . « .* .c h The Kama* City AthlMlca de- fee** fcklnl the Baltimore Oriole* fl-K ■f a•■y far* t o n * B a tc h tor their tevenlh virtury In nine Ml P a ie r ib u r g game*. Th| Piliaburgh Pi rale* won their fourth atraight, whack­ ing Milwaukee 6-4. The Waahinglnn Senator* ametheted a late rally to ahada the Chicago Whit# So* 1-4 and Ciarlnnali'a Redlega walloped the Philadelphia Phllllaa 7-6 with tha aid ef two homa runa by Wally t'uit. Roth Snider and Campanallb hit their hnmtra tor Brooklyn with two men on haaa ,whila Hodge* rocked a loner. The Dodger* con­ tinued to get good hitting and pitching when they needed IL Texan Steen1 w m n “Pirate* Of Tripoli1* t.K tn rR Ts i ! 11 1* tl tl , 11 11 I tl Weat Palm'* Robert* end Garrla atrurk out, Croat wat hit by a pitched hall. Gate* waa aafe *» firat on ahortatop'* error. CrSM trored an aecond haaeman'* error. Clom hit to eenterfleld, driving in Gate*. Para elruek out. Ona hit, two run*. Sanford'* Sharper hit to right field, Crlip wet thrown out at firat by the ahortatop. Higginbo­ tham, baiting for Bartke, walked. Boyelte itm i in to pilch for Weat Palm and Gale* went to right field. Perry walked to load the baa*. Pave alruck out, Shirley walked to puah In Sharper, and Keith singled to drive in on* run. Tha winning run cam* on an error by the ahortilop. W. r. Heart f r ill, paid dividends. Young Foatar Caatlaman, replacing Davty WUliamt at aecond, got lh* first heme run ef hi* major league career. Ruhm Gemea wen tha lease mound duel from Sam Jone*. Rookie Roberta Clement* made a spectacular catch to eava th# Pittsburgh gam*. !!• n n deep to tha right field stand* to spMr Georg* Crowe'e long drive with two out to th# ninth end two mon on bna# for Mllwnuke*. At Ctnvelnnd, the Yankoea acer•d four runa to tha alghth and three In the ninth to crush Bob Lemon’* bid for his sixth straight victory. Yogi Borra homered for th* Yanka and Dava Pop* for th* Indiana. Tom Morgan, who n Ilaved Boh Grim tn the seventh, wns credited with th# win. Willard Nixon, although replaced by Kill* Kinder to the 11th. pitched the Red Box to their flret victory In seven game#, bettering Frank Lary In a good mound duel. 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II, O a v lt SI, P u r iH ' k, rf M ilr la y rf K e ith . IS T . r r a ll, If Y u rrh a k, t O ilr p t r r , b l'fla p , v ■ M i l lh ■Id fatturad In tha In S3 running* of LaurePa Ch»■apeak Hlakaa, four of Ua win­ ner* hava eaptorsd tha Eaatuekf Derby — Wblekery, Cavalcade, War Admiral and cHattoa. d a v id runt. Santord'l Crlep grounded eut to the third baseman, who threw him eut at first. Bartek grounded out to aerond and wa* thrown nut at fire!. Perry walked. Pavia hit to riuht firld and Perry wat thrown out at third by the rerund baae­ man. (Jne hit, no rum. Eighth Inning Pare of We*t Palm atrurk nut, Cortrlght grounded nut to terond and wa* thrown out at firat, and VsAAta grounded through the pitcher'* .boa for a alngle. Medley filed out to tha firat baaeman. One hit, no run*. Sanford'* Shirley walked and moved to aerond on a atolen haae, Keith ainglril on an infield hit. Terrell filed nut tn renterfield. Yurchak hit into a double play to retire the aide, Ona hit, no run*. 7, l 5ft " it * ,im u it * .in * it t* -in na is it ,4i« a STRAW S HEARING CENTER �I il l * ||u _ T H E SAN FO HD H E R A L D It— SPECIAL WHTICM - I I IT— AUTOMOBI1.EH - TKAII.F ILS 21— MKtT AND FOUND —2* Thtirs. Mnv 5, t Dnr» Pngc 5 It’s So E m j ART1CUW gAMTgg IB — BEACH RENTALS - IB 9 - AMTKIJm FOR SALE - » For Belter Plumorng :A‘U To Placo A Want Ad Ifuictjioo AI'UaN f l t i W Apart- QUICK CASH for Furniture. Add­ It wiK nay YOU to rre US bcf<ve LOST or STOLEN —Man’s wallet, CASH. TRADE-IN prices ' See or Cali containing important card;. It 'A i t Call 1821 and ask for menu. 339 South Atlantic. Day- ing Machines. Typewriters. Out­ Highest you buy. Open Evenings and paid tor used furniture Call 938. found notify J . W. Olson. Phone W. J. KING BEAUTY PAKI-ORS —24 toaa Beach. Fla. Phone 1S64-J Sundays. T th a Want Ad department board Motors, Boats. We buy Wtlson-Maier Furnituro Co. 3U 217C-M. 28M South Park Phone 50 Castalde Trailer Sales, Wooden wagon wheels. Super E. l i t SL ____ Sanford Herald The Ideal Permanent Is Durable, WANTED TO BENT Palatka, Fla. Trading Post, One mile South W AN T AD RATES on 17-92. Phone 2212 R. HOUSE— 2 or 3 Bedrooms, un­ furnished. Nut over *30.00 Close in. Call Mr. Wall 1821.______ GOAT MILK Priest, South Sanford ESTATE FOR SAXE—» Randall (FLE 3-LINE AD Ave. Phone 350-W-l. .For or your Real Estate needs: i t x extra eaih for article* you Cullen and Darkey, Realtor! Practically New — MA1CO Hearuo looser uae. Place your id to106 N. Park Ave. Phone 2313. Ald. FFactory Guaranteed. day. Phono 1*3L Call 5S3 or 696-1 S-M, IF IT IS REAL ESTATE , 3-Uno ad, auch a i tho one above ask Crumley A Montelth s — Factory to You — i only 36c per day on our low * at UT Souin Park Phone 773 >earned rate economy .plan. 43C 1 Aluminum They Know day lor S day* and Me tor Venetian Blinds . day. Enclosed heed. Sag-proof bottom rail with plaetlc ends, Plastic or I A little ipace like thl* will set rayon tapes. Cotton or nyluo your menace before fmr more T. W. HERD cords. than 10,000 reader*. Tell 'em to­ W. DIETRICHS I Ml Perk Atman rhone 17 Senkarik G ia n and P ain t C o day! phone 1821. 112-114 West 2nd S t Phono 3 * The above 4-Une ad can be run *500 CASH. TOTAL *1,000 5 full days for only *2.40, J d iji 1 Acre* land just outside City. ROOFING fer only *130 and one day lor 71c 2 bed room home on paved rosd. Now fnMETAL Stock. 5-V Crimp —t i l " RAYMOND M. BALL. BROKER Corrugated— 214" Corrugated. Buy, Sell. Bent. Hire with went D. Uighleytnao, Associate Get all Your roofing needs at est jj desman *» In RMS.South ad*, tho busiest Park Ave. Phone *00 Sherman Concrete Pipe Co. town. Put one to t~ yirk for you. r# wUl bo dad to Out West 13th St. Phone 2489 Phone 1*2L We rhirea 1L . ___ l K T o n ir B ^ o T ffi ehovTS-Une ad T-Shirts .48c ea. Is on the J°b tor you or 3 fuU Phone 1129 • A. B. Peterson,Broker Paint ............................. 2.50 gal. All lire Tarpaulins days? Only *223 keeptit workinj Associates - A. R. Peterson J r ., P. J . Chesterton. Garfield Wil­ ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS for you tor 3 day*. 1 dsy Is only letts. John Meiicb. R. W. Wil­ 310 Sanford Ava. Phone 1321 •flQC. __ • liams. A. C. Douflney, Land Sur­ I r i l l us about our nuilhess rates. veyor. Seminole Realty S JvbvJ&fPy, 'T f i r T f ia r " A < r T ir * r t m e n t *» l®P« m. unlUS.Mp, 1*0* e**ch*JbmlncsT day except Sab 'urdiy. urdiy aafternoon, lie mooii. peadllhe for week-day insertions Is 2:00 P- m- s.'4-ifc tiS gsS*t> 2:00 p. in. wUl be published under LOWELL E. OZIER Builder — Phono 1X19 Custom Homes and Florida Builder low cost homes Buying or Selling See L. M. tJARSONS REALTY Too Lite To CUutfy. , , at • Point*. Jet*. 411 A 17-12. Advertisers ere requestid to no* tify the' Want-Ad Department im­ FOR RENT — 2 Bedroom House. mediately of any errors, to their *75.00 per month. •ds. a* f t a Sanford Herald will be upcatslble far only one incorrect FOR SALE or exchange tor dty isertton roperty, 3 Redronm Surburan home. Good location. WELAKA APARTMENTS'- rooms, 3 Bedroom, Hardwood floors, good private baths. 114 W. First St. location, low down payment. 2 Bedroom. Living Room. Full H oO iw iy u r i B ab y M * ig Room. Kitchen, Break­ fast Nook, Florida Room, Stof£ » ?. *2 i Avtloa Apt*. Efficiency. Phooe 423. ____ age and Double Garage. 2 Large Inis. Low Down Payment c . A- WHIDDON. SR. Reg. Reel Estate Broker U9 6. Park Ph. im BEE Seminole * • * & ^ .n S f x T able Homea end Apt*. Phone u . 7— Pfln-LlTF«tork-Siipr1t»e__^I FOR SALE — RcgUtered Boxer. Phone 835 M. HEI F WANTED —U *20 00 daily. Sell Iutminous Door Plate*. Write Reeves, Attleboro, Mss*. Frcr Sample and Dclails. WANTED — Colored llousekecper. 714 Magnolia. 10A HELP WANTED (Female) 10A WHITE Girls (or Soda Fountain and Restaurant work. Apply Mr. Clark, Touchlon Drug Store. TREE SERVICE— Surcerv. Deamt KemovMoating, Pruning am l n ^ Ateo Spraying. P h o n e USED CARS FOR SA L E -U cre­ dit la O. K., you ran take up payments. No down payment required ’48 Chevcrotet 3199.00. Dragline service, Lakefronts A ’52 Buirk 3990.00. And Many. ditching Eitiraate* given. Phone Many Other*. Write Box 2t9. Gcnevi, 24C4, Orlando 32304. I-ake Mary. After 7 p. m. caU Sanlord 2221. I7T7-M™ Quality bulidorrr work and land clearing. J . C. Carpenter. KL FOR SALE: 1917 n o n rer 'AU 2. Box 232, Sanford, Florida. Aluminum, 26 Ft. Hou.«e Trailer. Phone No. 22I4-X-1V. Reasonably Priced. See Mr* Beckham, at tl.c office of tile H E R E 'S HOW ! Sanford Trailer Park. Put Shade*. Screens anil Vrncllan Blinds on YOUR porch for the cost ot Awnings alone— FOR SALE— by original owner. Call 1417 lor quotation*. BEAUTICIAN — Full or Part time. Ella’s Beauty Salon. BUDDING. G n A F T I NG, and DeBary Pruning of Citrus Fruit jnd Tropical Plants. Stevenson A YOUNC LADY WITH KNOWKennedy, 417 W, First St. LEDGF OF OFFICE WORK Phone 969 J . AND LITTLE SELLING E X ­ PERIENCE FOR BRANCH IN Sanftird SANFOFD. PLEASE REPLY Vacuum Cleaner Service IN OWN HANDWRITING TO rhone 714-J. BOX MC c/o THE SANFORD Fsrts and Sunpllps for All Makes HERALD. — -------- --------------■— ------------ — Including Electrolux. I- WORR WANTED -II •-Bud" Bamberger, Mgy. Meadey tQ 9 p. m. FLOOR SAND DIO • Finishing; Oak floors furnished, laid A fin­ CONCRETE ished. In business since 1920. 19- n/lWKRB PLANTRRIIRUnd Beady Mixed Concrete. Concrete — Ilcrshoy' Strain E. F. Stevens: Route 2, Box 227; Block, Sand, Gravel. Cement dlvhlona. 25c cacti. AU colon. Call 7I6-R-4 before 7 a. m. or Phone K33-J, Concrete Pipe to Meet All Quailafter 6 p. m. ‘ ^ “ “ ••rbewe 24*9 Sherman Concrete Pipe Co. out Warn mb sc Stinteye Bike Shop 310 E. 4th SL Tel. 2434 Bicycle A General Repair. Keya. Lawnmower sharpen A Servlro. U fg a a t-iS sa .” w to D o S a a •-C 3 J k M ff • J B fJ g ttJ V B t su rah s JALOUSIES ft AWNINGS Ufa oteaa and Aluminum ^ JT r a e Estimate*—Frea ImU • FLORIDA ROOMS tattoo—Telephone t t a . FurniJALOUSIES — AWNINGS tu n Canter. 119 W. Flrrt SL Remodeling, Home Repair*. Addi­ Five IRoom Furnished House and tions, Porches. Bathroom*. GsriifOQwlih two acres «tead. ngaa^Carportes. TO* Kitchen vS S o as i Nev^Bullding All Kind* room Four bedroom house. $323. down: Would you be Interested to buy­ >41, per month. Phone HEAR, ing A beautiful spinet piano Pros Esllmstes-36 Months to Pay S5 G. M. WILLIS which has been ranted to your ICE S bedroom home; complete vicinity and on which a conild4xi say West 1st s l o. Resaonabls. 1230 S e e nrsue amount has been paid? or. exted on DR SALE— 10 A Acre Grave. U0‘ Full credit tor aU rental pay­ __ Also a ment* end drayage will be giv­ on road. Price :*13,000. Terms. 104T-J. Da* en from purchase price, balance Phone 1293-J. P. O. Box 1154. is emeU payment*. ^UNFURNISHED— I b e d 75% • a & r t s r w u t St. W Immediately '* * j CLEAN quite Apert meet, tm W. S Bedroom s s rjra sx . la l u M Ttk. 1x££SiL tSSBBt f t S FOR RALE— Plastic wading pod. i.FtTdtemeter deep, dr r a i s e s . CeU CT1. flehirard. its . SE E Your General rtertrlc dealer for TV anil Annlianrrs. ry budget. Air —Conditioned tor your com­ fort. Prnqtiin Heatless Dryer*. I Lurie It’s llcnuty Nook 185 So. Oak rhonn 371 Bit*AM, ItUSINESS Snnfnrd E lectric Co. If you have a am^ll business to a I ll H ajaalli Ave. I*fume 447 secluded part ot town and are FKIGlDAIItK apt’ll-inees, sale* and service. G. II. High, Oviedo, Ft*. Phono 4151 or Sanford IM2 -W after 6 n m. Rantfall E lectric Co. interested In getting customers, list the service you otter to tho Classified rolumn of the Sanford tlrrahl Call 1821. 2 3 - LAUNDRY RER W IC E - 2 5 flendix and Criuley Applisncea • One hour • Warn and Damp Youngstorn Kitchen* Dry Elretricat rO-’tracting sod repair" • one hour 14 * Wash and Dry 112 Magnolia Ave. I’hono 11.1 Fold • Finished Laundry OFFICE KOtnPMKNT —23 a Samlnnn Dry Cleaning HAYNES nilicn Machine Co., Southnido laundromat Typewriter*, adding machines, South Side Food mart Bldg. Sale* RenULt, 314 Magnolia, I t IDS E a s t 2Sth SL 44. AND QUHDiNG N EED S ar"- ink tically new rubber I5'r wheels. 2 spares wilh wheels, dual heat­ ers, radio, 2 cluck*, automatic lean-mission, p o we r brakes, elcclne windows, inside and out­ side perfect, t* nt. p. h Per­ formance equal to new, I( fold by thr 5th, 3600. For further larticular* nr demonstration, honn 29A). 22—ELECTRICAL 8EHVICKS—22 Properly Shaped and Easy to rare for. Wo feature Wave* for every type hair with a prico for eve­ PlAtvO SERVICE —Tl — by the tob or 18—At) niMOIItl.F. DKAI.r.tLH—18 !4 — HKAUTY PAR1A1RM —21 2 7 HIGH SCHOOL BOY with Power PLASTERING by the hour. All work guaran­ 3!ower want* mowing, rhone CARS PERK UP Your new wardrobe L. L. Sill—Plann Technician. teed. Pbone 728-B after 5 p. m. BOUGHT SOLD TRADED Phone 2164. Route 1. Sanford. and personality with a person61 VARIETIES PANELING 719-M-4._______________________ REPAIR SEWING MACHINES liny Itrel’s Usru Cars altte-i coitluret Our skilled hair 12 HISWKIW OPrORTIINIYIE1112 Call I960 or »ro J . II. Colquitt. Native and Foreign Woods. Sanlord Ave. A 11th SL stylists will cut, shape and wave nr YOUK AD WERE !N TTTIF See Them At I in 11’. inth St. SALE -Two-31 an Garage Jour hair lo glvo you a “new s p a c e rr wouu> a t t r a c t Sherman Concrete Pipe Co. FOR I S HU I T S SUITORS — l* fully equipped with Welders- I l l Imik" for rpringt INHUMAN C15 —14-9 EVERYONE'S ATTENTION AS Out West 13tb SC rhone 24X9 tools. Parts and Tires. S Year E v.i -I1c s 4 llc a n ty Shop !1 FL Chris-Craft "sportsman". TIL'S HAS ATTRACTED YOU I Laa*e. 70.1 French Ave.________ Phono S « 9.1 hp engine. Call 2S31-W allrr 3 ROOM SPECIAL vOUOMTON lNSuPAf-Ct o p. m. SPECIAL SERVICES —14 5 Piece Dinette Set, 3 Piece Llv- I * FHOf-'f 8M ing Room. 5 Piece Bedroom ORLANDO Morning Sentinel, Or­ 195.7 EV1NRUDE, 25 II. I*, perA I L ANTIC t'ANk bLDG Group with Mattress and Box lando Evening Star. Call Ralph tort cumiUiun. 375U. Roy Red, Springs ......... *295.00.. (terms) Ray, 1113-1. city. 9 PC. LIVING ROOM Sofa Bed. Rocker, C h *ir—2-Step Special — TV aad Radio end Tables, 1. Cocktail Table. Prafeu ed Rate* to Preferred Service end Repair* Two Table Lamps, One Floor Policy holders Lamp............. *17900 (terms.) RCA Mo4orola bale* and Service John WHlirunn In*. Agency G ene’s T e x a c o S e rv ic e ECIIOLS BEDDING CO. 413 Saaferd AUantle Beak Comer 2nd A Magnolia Ph. 1232 lUa Sanford Ave. Phnaa 149* 34 Free City A County Mane W. H. •TUI" STUMPER P ow ell’* O ffic e Supply Realtor — General Insurance Plumbing. Kretky Heating Two bedroom furnished apart"Tour Portable Typewriter Head­ Gertrude B. Dingfelder Associate M. G. HODGES A roenLCt oU to. * * °» k A« - Phone 2122 quarters" 112 N. Park Ave. Service on All Water Tump*— •Remington ™ Phone *1*. Wells Drilled — Pumps • Royal *15. and *30. Whether buying or selling. It will Faola Rosd Pbone 7M •Smith-Corona pay you to see: Expert Repairman at Fowell’a Complete TELEVISION SERVICE J . W. HALL, REALTOR every Tuesday. Florida State Bank Building on all makes and models. IIS Magnolia Ave. Phone Ml FURNISHED Apartment. 500 Park ♦Call Hall" Phone 175* SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. Ava. SPECIAL . . . . U l MageaUa Ave. Phono 441 Woodruff ft Singletary Plastic Seat Covers *23.98 Reel Eatete FH A Ftoutisclnc Edmoitd'u Upholstery Shop 293 Woodruff Bldg. Phone W l For Remodeling and repairs. 2714 Bo. French Ave. South City limlte Hlfhway IT-92. Nothing Down—Small Monthly *1,500. Down and Move In MICE Rooms. Hot water *3.00 R E D -l-M IX C O N K R ETE Pay meets i wseklyTTcall 1013-W before NEW 3 Bedroom Masonry Homes. Grease Trap*., Septic Tank* S h a m a n G o o cn U Co. Oak or Tile floor, ceramic bath, Window Sills Lintel*. Tp.& Out Wert Ilth Phone 3419 Screened porch and. carport*. Sand. Rock, Cement. fitMlMortir Large lota. OR will consider Extra Clean, 1 bedroom f j » w ^ income property, Lots, or house MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. RANDALL ELECTRIC C a Phase 1315 T V SERVICE CENTER of toss value in trade. L. J . Rls- 3*9 Elm Ave. ner, Bldr. 1420 Holly Ave. • Factory Supervised Service SPECIAL AT___ t Room Apartments. 11* Elm • House calls 9 a. m. till I p . m g BEDROOM Block Home. Kit­ NIX BEDDING MFG. CO(Ail make* and models) ion. 203Vi chen equipped. Venetian blinds. Baby Beds and Mattress, Holly 113 Mag. Ave. Pbone 3400 Hot water. Space Heater, Bree. Vood” ' Beds to In all types and teway. Excellent comer lot. al*a*. Upholstering and slip _ __ Unholsti USED PLUMBING FIXTURES. Desirable one and S bedroom apt*. Payment* *44.75 monthly. 100 Cover* Phone 422-W. East 35th St.. Sanford. UM Sanford Ave. Phene 504-3. TWO BEDROOM Block, kitchen Stogie A Double Beds ,,,,,...* 1 5 . •quipped, hot water and apaca Nice Bottle .Gas Stove...........30A q f c i n .'i r haatarT Venetian blind*. Good Baby Bed, like new ........... -30. Phono 1113 location. Phone 153337 Bsby chair ...................... • 9-*p 1007 Sanford Ave. Baby Stroller cost *40. tor 15. ford Are. LEAVING Sanford - Sacrifice P. H. CAMPBELL Davenport A Lounge chair.. 50. Large Colonial Home. Below General Contractor Digits Ms Pcrenlal Plante Cost. Phone 1S1S-J. "Homea of Distinction" In pots ................................ 25c MR<?* ■ Way IT-tl rheas 1417 FOR SALE —30 Acres eg land, muled in 1953. 4 flowing wells, PLUMBING One Mile South ea 1T-R plenty of water. Tractor*, trucks and repair work. Free OAXAOl APT. Nice clean 3 and other equipment, 9 Room ALL DOLLS AND TOYS ON SALE Contract estimates. R. L. Harvey. 304 bouso and large bam. Phone H IT GREATLY R E D U C E D ' Sanford Ava. Pbnoo 1129. USI-W-1. , PRICES ENVELOPE!, lattecbaad*. ateteRobson S p o rtin f Goods NEW— *■ Bedroom, House. Elecmeats, tovetoa*. haadhute, and jr ie e llr . equipped b i t c h e s , 994 E. l i t 84. Fheae N> g a a i g y "m a t Screened porch aed Carports. * ,toS iir a & 'V ,T O Owner 'a m aandsiffi'flsftw si As water low ea *300. down. Call & French Ave. 324-W. Chrysler "Imperial" — ‘4 Door Sedan, Very low mileage, prac­ LOST— Green purse Saturday afternoon on road to Paola. be­ tween filling station and country club. Please return papers, to Mrs. Louise Lrppm, jit. ! Box 166F. Lake 3iarkham. Phone 2384-J 1. Oar complete stock of lumber and building ma­ terial* give* you almost unlimited opportunity for horn* Improvement* . . . . FDR RALEiYouth Bad aid mat- adding "extra*" that mean aeod condition. 930JM m u Franch. ao much to batter livingwhite adding to tha value of your proparty. Why not atert that project now7 Call M or coma in. Coldspot Refrlctrator pditlotted unit for *25. ted Gas Range, Apart*35. ... llio Weat pIt* i lor . ,— St. Phone 1029J tsr, IBwW* H ill retail prices. W. E. U n^ Mateo, F ft b Lumber Supply Yard 3 U W .M I L F fc.ll SHERM AN CONCRETE PIPE CO. Phono 2489 Out Weal !3(h SL �•* Ptn f TWrf.'Miy 8, 1955 THE SANFORDHERALD NTSIN TW V ornncLD B 7ALKINO ^ TO HIS TVIftEE P1ELOCRS. Cancer Benefit* Is Circle No. Seven Honors Chairrtian Planned Tuesday With Stork Shower By Beta Sigma Phi Circla No. T n< the WSCS of the First Methodist Church met Mon­ day night In McKinley Hall tor its regular monthly meeting and • covered dish auupper. The hostesscs were Mrs. R. V. Thomp­ son and Mrt. G. G. Myers. Speelil guests were Mrs. W. A. Hunter, new president of the WSCS and Mri. R. U. Hutchi­ son, out-going president. Another guest was Mra. Nancy Haggerty. Everyone was urged to attend the May 16 business session at 10:30 e.m. for a covered dish luncheon and the drawing of names for the new circles. After a short business meet­ ing the members surprised the chairman, Mri. Roger Harris, with a stork shower. Those present were Mrs. A. n. Beckwith Jr., Mrs. Earl Dostey, The cancer benefit card party •ponaored by Beta Slgme Phi to be held at the Episcopal Parish lfouie 8 p. m. Tuesday May 10, will constitute the rnrority’s final civic event for the 1954-85 fiscal year. Gamma LamMs mill re­ sume activities for the 1955-56 year In August, The card party, originally planned for the month of April, was postponed because many lo­ cal cluha and associations In the Sanford area were working on several events of public interest. Card rami-a to he played will vary according to the Individual choice, since everyone planning to participate la requested to bring 6KIP 9KCUY Called for TIME OUST M Tvr HAWKS > ► WERE \ Vbur heart will vent and assist In curing th* dreaded disease, we hope to assist In the Sanford area with a con­ tribution larger this yesr than ever before", one of the members Mr*. R M. Jones, Mr*. Willism Kirk, Mr*. 0 . G. Myer*. Mr*. A . O. Roberta, Mrs. R. V. Thompson, Mrs. James William­ son, Mrs. Robert Wyche, iir*. Roger Harris, Mrs, Wllliim A. Norris, Mrs. B. C. Young, Mrs. Haggerty, Mrs. Hunter and Mr*. Hutchison. Legal Notice IK TUB COr«T o r TUB COITWTT Jt'DOB. ii!aixn i.> i rovxTT, n .n n i n x , t x p s o iit e . IN RB: E1TATK Off NELLIS U. HUNT, r>*t*#»*4. To all rs fin r r o s i and rem­ ansir HAVINO CLAIMS OB DEMANDS Aa AINST SAID ES­ Tea and eseh ef r*e *rt here­ by notified end required te prosent any claims and demands which you, or olthsr or you. may h*v* against lb* aatst* ot NEL­ LIS II HUNT, deceased, lata ef •aid county, te th* County Jude* nr ■amlaol* County. Florid*, el his stflo* In lb* conn bouse et aald County nt Sanford. Florid*. Within eight calendar month* from the time of th* first publication of this notice. Each claim or demand •hall he In arrltlnx. and *h*ll •Ute th* pise* of rtaldonee and peat efflc* address ef the eutmant, ant shall he sworn t* by the eleluenL hla asent. or hie attareay, aad ear such claim er demand set sn filed shall he veld. Thai* William* XXaLar* V. Lena As AncllUry ymseatrlcM ef th* Last Will and TaelsRiant of NELLIE !L HUNT, dacassad t s THE COVET o r TMS c o t'ATT At DOB. SKMIXOLB COl'RTF, FLORIDA, IV FRORATB. IN REt ESTATB OF SADIE S. UHOL'SE, TO AIL CREDITORS AND FERSOI* BAVtRQ CLAIMS OB P E . stxxns AOAIXST SAID ES­ TATE I tun an4 each ef re s ere hereby nnlllltl and reastrs* te preseat •nr claims astf Osmands which rau, or althsr e l you. sr»y hav* •esinst ths eetst* el SADIE S. RKtxt.SE. 4 sc M S *4. Ute ef eal4 fourty, i* the Goaelf Judgs of Ssmtnale County, Flerida, at hi* elite* la th* eautt boas* *1 ssld County at Saafere, gUrlda. with­ In sight ralsndar month* from ths Dm* nt tb* first Buhlleatla* of this ■"tlce Each claim er dsmsnd sbsll he la writing. **4 shall aute (hf since er rseldseoe and seel elflee aAAreee e f (he eUlmast, s*4 ■ ■HAVE GOT L tflK E T ' T® follow tha them® “Through Club Work" for this month, thn State delegates, Mrs. Jon Corlny, Mr*. Meriwether, and Mr*. John L. Loo, trnend their stops In Tam. pa at tho buslnooo ond *00(01 event* of tho convention. Tho member* emphasised tho pari that Mrs. Ralph Austin Smith, past Florida Federation president, ploy­ ed In the convention. "It's amaiing how anyone so great could bo *0 gracious", on* of tho delegate* stated. The masting dosed with Mr*. Laura Platt Browa, pianist, playing a portion c i Liata “Hun­ garian Rhapsody". During tho course of areata a delicious turkey dinner was serv­ ed. Tho room was beautifully de­ corated with spring flower*. Two largo basksts of pink glada wore placed on each ond of tho stag® and on the loaders table was an arrangement, oa a tray, consist­ ing of sand, sea shells, figurines and hibiscus over a dried branch. On the smaller tablss wore tea shell* holding hibiscus. Upon en­ tering th* hall, an arrangement of two sea ohelle with hibiscus placed la th# emtsis wns viewed. On a secondary table a browa rase hold aa anangm sat eg yel­ low day lilies surrounded with r u t day lilies. Th* hostesses for the aaootlng war* Mrs. BUI Kirk, Mra. P. H. Colbert, Mr*. Julian P. Wilson, Mr*. Albert Hardesty, lira. Tho­ mas Hatchett sad Mra, B. F , MeWhorter,. . 4-lllMW ACROSS 1 Jewish 34. The Ea vipcj (•;«ir,'c7iA n.-i 4 -jn'dKm u |. A brother month eontj. t WISH ofEoau 3. Interests _ fient K,3 * D X 'H n .u aaa • (Bib.) 4 .Gold (pore) *3 .Ills Rr.U’iiL'H i l ’J flK ili d. Petty ft. Exist (con* L i-im ia u H ra s ntArrcIa 6. Meager - trade (riur.' fjp 11. Worship T. Play on . edl PiD T k iL ’lv L'KS 13. Article words 36. River ITIf ,1 '.V b I45IUC.’IS of virtu A Jason'a ship ( Eng.) C |l.Carting 9-Oncof 28. Mono* m i ji u w w n o s vehicles many layers tain lt.TUsk to. Painful spot defile 13. Portion of a 14. Dtiinta* / 33. Fertila U Spoke* curved line grate spots 38. Goddess Of |A Cave far I lG e m ln f ., In volcanoes s beast cubes , deserts 4H.I.) IT. Metal* 10. Essential 31. First man 4L Frosea • bearing rock 30. Ointment^ (Bib.) wster K, It . Puts out 31. French c d t I t . A tissue 42. Offer t l . What was 33. Negative (an at) 44. Mus« 1 *4 Caruso's con Junction S3. Wtckad first name 7 , **■ , i v ' i/ i r u lA flir r 37.0beerve] '1 T“ .a /A r m^ r r thought* --------- ----------------TT" fully W r" V t. 38. Either of —- — — — — the bears “r V A tT (Astron.) --------------- mmi — ■ Large rr . shield (var.) i r T 11- Blacken ~ Ud. CU _ - - l— 33. Devoured ** 11 | I % 8® Beast of — ----- ---- » L *U v ir burden *• I I wt 37. cut off. _ ------- — - M b — aa the tops ! "T T yA A w *m mm 4A Contrive __ __ .,. Y % fA m Ir ■ ■ ■ 42. Unadorned 43. The little Ctrl who followed a rabbit H r ✓ outfield \k sk rd ^f SF TT ^ t s^ & tLEFs . JA D A IL Y C R O S S W O R D !JJOI2I1U Mr*. Franrl* T. Meriwether waa elected president of tha Sanford Woman'* Club, succeeding the laU Mr*. Clara Ginn, and Mr*. Wil* II* Peacock wa* elected chairman of the American Home Depart­ ment at a general buslneaa meet­ ing and luncheon held yesterday in the clubhouse at 12:30 p. m. The meeting opened with the flag *alut« and the singing of “America.” Reports wert given hy the chairman of tha different de­ partment* and Mr*. W. R. Anderaon, a new member waa in­ troduced. It waa announced that fM-73 had been taken from tha rummage sale held recently and that instal­ lation of officer* would b« on June L A memorial resolution honoring Mra. Ginn was present­ ed by Mrs. Roy Tillis, immediate past president. p i ■ ti _______ § ta ke t i V f u a Hiuft AN IN D EH CN PKN T D A ILY N E W SP A P E R , 2 « t 5 .rr.. te a Marinate cooked arap beana In (on aalad green# with allrod etangy Frrnrh drc <ainir. Serve 1for a rood luncheon aalad. VOLUM E X L V I ' Serv. is now under new Management \ by Mr. Karl Yost and will be known aa, ^ 1 YOST PHILLIPS " 66" SERVICE ] , .. T Trained at PhUllpa Serrle* ta d M a a ig w w t ^ f school ta OrUada • Road fe r r ic * 1 r: * Free Park A rea ' * Complete lint of prodseta fa r p ear aaa Post 5.1, • Author: — “This I* the plot of my etoiy. A midnight scene. Two burglar* ereep atealthily toward the houae. They climb a wall, force •pea a window and ehter the room. The clock atrike* one. S b , (breathlessly): Which one! • • • * The Aaeembly of God has Invll•4 the public to hear Evangelist T. L. Brook* In the cloning eer* vice* of a one week revival toRight at 7:45 o’clock. Sunday morning and Sunday evening. • • • Specking of eye catching signs, here arc two that caught the eye of the Stroller. In a local eating emporium, under glass near the cash register, may be found Utc following: “ Customer* wanted . . . CU CU U t - J - 1 — — ** __ . ~ * M CrAmm.l — mm | % WOKEN MARINES ~ with dhtbcfioB in a famous m ilitary organlaatlon th a t date* back to 1775.* Women work aide-by-side with men ia th* U. 8. K ad M .C orp i.ljL Quarter a pound of pitted dates and put in n saucepan with a cup of water and three-quarter* cup of sugar. Cook slowly, stirring often, about I t minute* or until mixture 1* thick enough to spread. Us# aa a filling for rolled ratmeal cookies. Delicious old-fashi­ oned flavor I What to servo for lunch both­ ering you 7 How about a core pudding topped with crisp strips of bacon T Tastes dslklous with a tossed green salad. Fruit and cookies for dessert will make everyone happy! You can over-fry fish fillets. Dip the fillet*, cut in servingsi*# piece*, In milk, then in flow­ er; now dip In a mixture of slight­ ly beaten egg, water and salt and finally roll in fin* dry bread crumbs. Place prepared fillets ia buttered baking dish; dot well with butter and bake in very hot (600 degree*) oven about 10 minutes or until cooked throygh nnd browned. w\ * Tenderisod packaged prune* do noi need to bo naked before cooktag. Just xraah tho pruaee, cover with water and simmer until tender. Be sure ta add a few slic­ es of lemon te the prunes while •you ar simmering thorn for fiaau flavor. I f you want onr cooking thar- To all msmbsrs af FlarMa Cttru* Mstusl rssIdlB* la e r awning ci­ trus fruit gravs praparty In Fieri4 a Citrus Cammlsalaa District N« t comprising Alschna. Putnsm. at. John*, ria g lsr. Marta*. Laxr and Ksmlnnla CoubIIm **4 County commissioasr's District On*. Two ■ h i Thro* * f Tolusta County. N tvn cB Is hsrohy »1v#« that M rousnt to th* Dy-Laxrs of **14 FlarMa Cttrea MetaaL there wilt b* kali aa th* J l t h day of May. n i l . a t l:|S a'clofh P- m. at Cbsmhar a t C sissiirtt, DsLsnd. S' SSS- was.'t,f^kV5a“2 dsslgnntad a bar*. Th* purpose of this maatlag Is t* stsat thrso dtreatare #* Ftarlda Cttrea htPtaal and ta traaaaet n t h ether hast**** aa m ar proparir ha caaaMsrM hy asm *stoting. Pmujr voting ahall mat b* par■IttaA. ASlserlasUeR s r w a js S i. DON’T FO R G E T ! quick recognition from §uch non............................ ....... tistion* as CommunUt Atian Japan, the Philippines, Nationalist China, South Korea, Cambodia and Thailand. At present, this source continu­ ed, the only stumbling block to the South’s move to throw out chief of state Bao Dal la the attitude of the great power*. “There is no question of ciwalIng a constitutional monarchy as In conjunction vvilh the Wlh •ujrj**t*d In the United SU lei, anniversary of Rotary Interna- said 1 Diem's associate. “The Idea Is tional, the Sanford Rotary Club outmoded, 1 unacceptable to the Is planning a ladies* nifiht at the 'groused Vietnamese people, and Mayfair Inn Country Club.Tliurs- 1 , . , day, May 12. at 7 o’clock, it was absurd.” 1 announced this morning by Dr. Charles U I’ersons, chairman of 1 the Golden Anniversary Commit­ tee of the local club. A bountiful buffet supper will lie served on the patio of the golf club and nn Interesting pro­ gram has been arranged for the affair. Past district governor Ken tVacker of Winter Perk will be the guest speaker for the occa­ sion. Reservations should be made by Wednesday noon through tho office of Dr. Persons, phone 2!>0 or with Jm ic i lIolticiEW, pr«ti» dent of tho club, phono 22. Announcement wo* alto made that Dr. It. W. Ruprccht, club secretary, would bo at the regu­ lar meeting place on Rotary a t the Yacht Club at noon Monday to give attendance credit to those Rotarlan* unable to attend, the ladles' night. There will lie no meeting of the club on Monday noon as the ledies* night affelr will take the place of tba regular weekly meeting. Flash Fire Roars On Chicago Street aoTtca o r nisrairr mreman momster to last, place it u» your nr MBMBBsi o r Florida deep f it while It’* heating. Never rtTBUB MUTUAL struts* Plana for a big Armed Fon.es ■ t r i e s fgbulous with lsces, •mbroid•riMt D r i p -d r y /julckly, »Md no lronlaf. 81m 82- Aniriran Legion, is The informant said Liem’s. government is confident of speaihraiiiug tlie observance. W u Employe A s R e o iiD L L C At Meet ■ 1 was formerly. MAC’s Phillips “66” l . W ire SAIGON, South Viet Nam (/P>—South Viet Nam will Day program here May St were laim herself a republic if assured recognition by the outlined at a meeting yesterday tern D ig Three, a source close to Premier Ngo Dinh Diem at City Hall. Campbcll-Losslng ^ corner of 3rd and Park Ave., which 1 w * • i*Trwx le a s e d NamM ay Ig X d South Viet ( The Phillips “66” Service Station at ** # Amsoriatrd R A N r o R P r F L O R ID A T F R ID A Y ’ MAY 6.' 1955 R e r ln im Cbuw iu uju rvw t r ■ r i» Fritixr except H unt* .if i«il.ilrd lhoeder«hn»er* renI rut portion* Ihie afternoon. N*4 quite so hnt ettreme north pnr(ion this aftrrnonn. olhemU* tit* tl# (hunt* in Irmprratnr*. i i Release Thursday May 3. 1953 t OFFICERS OF THE Catholic Woman’ll Cloh art (left to right) Mrn. L. Weidlein. (secretary; Mra. R. Bauman, preai* dent; him. A. ylca-president; and Mrs. * ------* Constantine, “ .................... ........................... , B . Rogens, treasurer. W carter a eOAMWTQ V *AT INTH* J n in th / J Mrs, Meriwether, Mrs. W. Peacock Are New Officers COMING SUNDAY OZARK, MAMBOAN1 , . TIGER. > RAOOf J WWE’RE OOHHK j JOLOOURONE- 5 N run leao.mju »klv.REEGLJVS ■ —— p*a — — • George Maybury, commanderelect of the post and head of the Armed Forces Day committee, said the celebration will include a parade which will get under way at 10 a. m. A reviewing stand will l>« located al Touchton’s Drug Store. Tha day's program will also feature a flag-raising ceremony Sanford Residents Invited To Odando Sanford residents have born pspeel ciputo in iu'\t week’s annual observance Week staged by Orange Memo On Sunday, from l lo <> p. open house with activity for ll tour* loginning nt 2 p. m., music, refreshment*, free chest x•mys, flee blond tvping and free Inking of blood pre-sure. And so that parents mav be able to see the hospital facilities, members of the OMII Women's Auxiliary have set up a complete baby-sitting and child cum * ' rV ice. Military Airplane Test Successful WASHINGTON (JP)— A St. Louis aircraft firm has tested successfully a new military air­ plane which takes off vertically, moves forward like a convention*! craft and then lands like a heli­ Anderson will be arraigned be­ copter. fore Judge Housbolder May IS. Th# Defense Deportment yes­ terday disclosed this aeronautical “first" achieved by the McDonnell Aircraft Corp.’s XV I convert!- Trip To Europe Hardly Impresses Young School Girl killed lust night lii no nil creation near Ml. Pleasant, Tcnn .State nnd county officer* said n Nashville mull employed by the tailrond signed a statement ndniitling be shot Wtight in self defense. At Louisville, Ky., poller snid John Kenneth Nichols Jr„ .'hi, wns shot while hr mid another man Officers were elected for the were {blowing chunk* of bricks nt coming year. Mrs. Page RnssclU the home of n nonstriking LAN Tho Seminole High School Band was named president; Dr. Char­ worker. Veil llianwvll. is eligible to enter tho Florida The T,-nnrs*ee llureiiii of Inves­ State Hand Contest to lie held in lotte Maguire, vice president; Mrs. Harold Appleby. Sanfonl, rt'eond tigation snid Roy Van llrindloy, nn Jacksonville on May 12, 13, and vice prcskicnt; Mrs. Nelson H. Hid- employe of tho LAN, signed n 14. They wero judged superior ill ce, Jr ., secretary; John Riddle, statement today that he shot concert, sight reading and drill rotreasurer: David Christy rntnplnd- Wright near the middle Tennessee cently nt the District Contest. Her; and T. A. Van Nymegen, pub­ community of ML Pleasant. Three Tile money made from the bar­ other men with Hrindley were ar­ becue will go toward trip expen­ lic relations. rested for nueationinjs hut no se*. All officer* are from Orlando formal charge was placed im­ Ernest Cowley, hand director of except Mrs. Appleby. , (lie Seminole High School Hand, It was reported that total re­ mediately. Tennessee Commissioner of Pafwill he gill--l conductor of thn ceipts received through Central F lf f 'V fat i*-<i'Faster Seal •r W., W. 1.11111111 'sai l Vrlti'H") lives burg High IVhool Hand nt itv told officers he and thiee other spring Gaud concert tonight in eiimpauli* -.-ro 115, 127.70, Kx[k rises were 82.299.M w h i c h men wne riding In mi LAN truck Lee dung of wlilih Gruliain Sclast night when they were over­ lick I- bund director. leaves a net tidal id 312.H27.B2. Cowh-y will conduct th# over•Thirty per cent of ihe gross taken by a man in an automobile. The milomohilc rammed into the tuie ''Sir IjiiiccIoI" hy Uyberff goes to stale ami national (mills liiiek, Hrindley said, causing both nnd the march “Glory of the Truiiifor re-enrer for cerebral palsy. vehicles tn craah. I.ultrell said pets". Robert N'cwson and Geral­ The remainder slays within Cenonly one «hot apparently wa* fired dine Wilkinson, both seniors in (rail Florida chapter* nnd goes I.ultrell said Hrindley hus been til,- Seminole Hand will play ill toward Ihe support of the Forrest the concert ns guest players. LONDON (A D — Queen KH- I'atk school for white children anil in.l it struck Wlight, nnested three time* by state «fsaUdli II oi-nt Parliament home Eckleson-Callahan Hospital and ficei* on rltsige* of transporting Newson play* Hie bniitortu and Miss Wilkinson tho tenor saxo­ today to campaign for the .May school In Orlando. (X the total 26 general election*. In • farewell amount, Seminole Counlians con­ liquor in legally dry territory, and phone. had been employed only recently speech she said Britain hopes to tributed $1,054 63. The concert is al 8 p. m. in Hi* by the railroad. Leesburg High School Auditurium. “enter into fruitful negotiations Wright’s dentil was the first • ---with the Soviet •’ Union now, that fatality reported In the strife turn West Germany Iis onrn again a milrond strike and th“ .Southern free and s*ivercit!in nation, Hell Telephone t o. stllke. both of Britain now wilf l>c without a which started March 14. legislature until Jun« 7, when the DETROIT ID-A half-billion didnew House of Commons will sit rs In “ reserve funds" to finance for th* first time. guaranteed annual wage at Ford Prime Minister Edt-n ami hlx WASHINGTON (,TV- T h e cabinet will continue »« run their ami General Motors Ls pr.ipoM-d House \otnl y e,teiday to restore various department*. They do not by the CIO Unite! Auto Worker*. liipli rigid form pi ire nippurt* in Each fund' an .. unofficially _ ed i­ resign until after the election — A spring festival "ill held n rccond display "f tin- Di-oioctnMe mated 125 million dollar* for Ford either for Eden to form n new *t the Oviedo High School Gym leadership's nldlity to flex It a cablnt if the Conservatives win, and 335 million for GM—would Ik« tomorrow from 4:30 to 0:30 p. nt. political mu clcs it, ilcflnanct of or for the Laborltes to take over created by company contributions This gala affair is being" sponsor­ the Eisenhower udmir.i .tiatiou. the government if they ere vic­ of 4 per cent til ihe base payroll ed by tb* Women’s Society of As ptovrd to he the rase eat Her over a peiMid of five yesr*. torious. Christian S«-rvle,< for the Injiiefll v-|i,-i, it voted to cut everybody'* CIO President Waller UeuUter's of the Building Fund of the Oviedo taxes by $20 , nothing seemed auto union in ado It* proptbat pub­ Methodist Church, likely to ,-nine to this new move­ lic for tho first time yesterday. A fish supper will im served nt least this year. It was the first indication of "lint from 0:30 to 7:30. Interesting Tho vote wns 2<ti’-20| to scrap the union’* guaranteed annual th,. flexilde system of pi ire nupports which Congress approved BALTIMORE (AIM — Sclmlis*# wage might cmd. gathered here toduy io rele'irele last ye*r at Ihe urging of ths ad­ the founding 25 years ego of an ministration Np.-'tkcr Rayburn (D« DANCE HALLS HAWED Tex) and other Democratic leader* unusual Johns Hopkins University HONG KONG <B—A xtliiUs Rus­ mustered 1H5 Democrats and 21 laboratory. You might ssy It sian ja u pianist says the Com­ Republican* for the bill; voting started with th* ringing of n bell munists have closed dance halts for the ndminDti nllon were 28 la Russia. , ami night dull* in Shanghai be­ Democrats and 172 Itrpublieans. The bell ringing caused • dog • cause they spoil Ute lives ol girls At tli* tens# wirdup, several mouth to water, confirming the employed as liostes*es. The ptannow famous rondltioned-rrHex i*t, Mrs. 1. Ilrijevilh. lost Iter Job mrmlieis switched the Ir votes t * ptovide the winning margin.___ theory of Ivan I'etrovltch Pevlov and thcco by opening a vast new ox a result of Ihe ben, she Raid, field in the realm ol human psy­ Among the student nurses from the Sanfonl ama that are in training al Orange Memorial Hos­ pital who arc directing the Sunday tours is Mi-* Dolores Milsled. The week’* program also intludes these other activities for the public: Tuesday, R p. m. in Rose Simmons Hall, a forum on tne aubject of Your Child'* Health to be led by four Incnl prominent pbyaicians; Wednesday, 2:30 to 4 p. m., tour* of the hospital; Fri­ day afternoon, erirerr day, with talk* and tour* for high school senior* interested In becoming pbyaicians, nurses, X-ray techni­ cians, lab technician*, anoslheotogist*, dieticians, and other voca­ tion* connected with hospitals. Several thousand persons are ex­ pected to visit the Orlando medi­ cal center during the special Bcaek'e urogram, said Mrs. Georg" •earth ship wer found adrift yatcrxlay. life Jackets identified them with the 15-ton fishery research •hip Halsushlo Mam. It had been missing since it radioed May 1 that It was running aground at Agattu Island. Other Japanese fishing boats re­ P,* n#' . _ .. Flown by test pilot John R. Noll, ported finding debris from the fish ths eonvertlplane'e overhead rotor ing craft Hoko Msru with 31 lifted It off the ground in the aboard, last beard from April 80 xrhen It radioed it was in trouble NEW YORK (*■>— Nlne-yeer- earn* fashion as a hsllcopter. After in Aleutian water*. Tha Coast old Butenne Struekmen of Potte- climbing to a safe altitude, Noll Guard said it was “presumed lost town, P*.. wasn’t too heppy ebout shifted power from the rotor to n wKh all aboanh” leaving her fourth grade class­ pusher-type propeller behind the mate*—even for s trip to Europe. 80, before the liner America sniled yesterday, Buxanne’g clue _28 strong— was on band to wish hrr bon voyage. The little girl used $160 from hrr oxm bank account to h*v* her class, plus slg chaperones, oome here by chartered bus. Butenne sailed with her parents, Mr. and Mr*. Ernst Rtrnrkmsnn; K.UN WOUU3 MAKE her sister. Gloria, 1$, end brother, •UDSY COLLEGE DANCl William, 6. '_______ WILLIAMSTOWN, Mare. IB — BUZARM A H PBKBDKJCTB Main Saturday sight xroold a sk s OMAHA tD-KsrUsr this year it axrfully sodsy around WillIs ms Mrs. Leroy Buxsrd Jr. was elected Coilagt. Tb# freebmen are bolding president ef th* Junior Chamber their outdoor daaos or tho college bleektopped perking lot. To make Jr. end Adra. Arthur Wv Radford, of Commerce Mr*. Jayceee orgeniIt danreable. the lot will be eprtn- chslrmsa of Ute Joist Chiefs sf EAtion. Yesterday Btsserd wee Staff. . OHCAGO (JB - A 0«!dt tire roared through a West MatIUon Street skid row flop house early today. ytiHng nine men. Twelve others were injured two seriously. It was the third disastrous fire In tba same neighborhood in nine days. On April 28 eight person* were lolled in a walkup hotel fire and four others In a blaia in a nearby rooming bouse. Today's extra-alarm blare In the Comfort Hotel at 818 W. Madison SL was brought under control with­ in an hour. The bodice were round on the tipper floors of the fivo-story brick building. Seven of the nfaio dead were tentatively Wentl/ied by J arim O. Casey, hotel clerk, at the Cook County Morgue. Firemen eeerched the ruins for several hours but no additional NASHVILLE. ’IVmi. <Vt Railroad strike violemv broke nut on two Southern I routs last night mill today, wit It one striker shot to death in Tennessee ami until her ser­ iously wounded in Kentucky. Charles K. Wright, .'12. a striking Louisville \ Nash­ ville Railroad worker, was To ni.l Ilia Seminole High ' mol Hand in ini-ing funds for ii« State Contest trip to Jackson­ ville, (lie lll'DK of Klks is spun'•'ling it chicken burberiin toMinnow nt tile Klks Club, Tim •icing will begin al !i:">ll p. ill, and mailin'* will be pluved by (In- band limn 7 to 7m0 o'clock. Again (be bund will feature its yoiinge.-t conductor, Glenn Ar« nolil Dabbs, nge four, who recent­ ly conducted a mutch at the drive, in concert. Glenn i* the son of George Dabbs, geometry instruc­ tor nt the high M'liord, Johnny Cameron and Pete Hukur bend Die Elks committee and Itcol Itobisoii, Henry llussrll and J .A. Calhoun from the Hand Prfr. villa Association me on the ticket rules committee. Other Imiiil par­ ents will assist in tha serving Parliament Sent Home To Campaign Reserve Of Funds Proposed By C IO Spring Festival To Be Tomorrow Rigid Farm Price Supports Are Voted In House Yesterday Scientists Gather For Lab Founding chiatry. , . Today's meeting marled the silver anniversary of tho an leborstnries et the Hopkins School of Medicine. Doctor* from & I ’t 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. 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