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N.C., 72-72 78-77 298; of Groaatnger'a N. Y., by nne stroke. Ha played consilient gnlf throughout tha 72 hole* of the tour­ nament and was never considered a strong contender for the top place even though he was playing under par ail the way through. Thursday, Balding came In one %■ La., 71-T8.T7.7g 808; under par, four under par on Fri­ Bob Toscki, Livingston, day, (our under par on Saturday, N. J., 71-71-75d7 284; and yesterday, possibly because of stiff winds over the course, Georgs Bayer, Cincinnati, Ohio, 87-74-78-88 288; iame In with a *8, two under par. Ted Lock!*, Davenport, Ill total score for the tournament la., 73-71-18-77 388; waa 288, 11 under par for the top Mans Merrill, Mlgodore, money of 82,400, over the 8,208 Ohio, 73-89-73-73 290; yard Mayfair Inn Semlnola Coun­ try Club course. < X«u Batsman, Ocala,Fla., 71-70-78-71 Ml; "Now, l'U be able to continue „ *Pe<* Conk, Coral Gablet, th* tour," Balding aaid with a big 'w ' Fla., 73-78-74-71 287; grin when he waa banded h i/ check by Mayfair Inn Manager Sick Chaise*, Normandy, Mo., 74-61-71-61 281; Frank Mcbane Jr. A bit ahy, the Jame* Smoot, Creilwood, nett tanned golfer admitted that N. J.. 72-71-72-70 288; his driver and putter are his beat club*. -Rut Coffee, Moundsville, W. Va , 87-74-78-77 193; A 28-foot putt for an eagle on Joim Weitae], Hersehey, the second hole and aeven-foot Pa., withdraw birdie putts on 12 and 14 brought ■livnk Boynton, Winter Park, the wiry Canadian his first Ameri­ Fla., 72-73-71-71 287; can triumph. a J. h. Cltary, Hartford, "After winning a company tour­ *■ Conn., 72-70-74-11 294; nament six years ago," said Bald­ Boh Keller, Pittsburgh, ing, "I just decided to try my Pa., 61-71*78-88 882; luck a* a professional." And In his Boh Gajda, Detroit, usual shy manner, concluded. Mich., withdrew "I wasn't married then so 1 could Just pick up and go when I wanted •Ed Kirkland, Orlando. Fla., 70-73-72-7S 290; |o." ;:k e.John Carr, Wlliowlik, Uliver, who entered (lie final Ohio, 73-69-72-73 281; ruuad yesterday lied with Balding Lionel Hebert, Erie, for the top spot in the tournament, Pa., 74-70-71-72 217; lust his chaner to pick up the big check when he bvgtcd two par « Frad Wampler, Indlanapoli*. lad., withdrew three holes and finished with a 68 for a total joumrtnmi score of IfO. ‘ Iten .Gants, ladiasapuUa.*. "* . vind.; ^ ■.70-71.72-71 2l4I Big Mike Bouchak, closed a* a lup contender with a 66, getting Buddy Weaver, Huusloo, ' Tex., 71-88-73*68 882; birdies on the (Inal two holes and climbed from a lie for seventh Lou Barbara, Deal, N. J., 18-73-71-74 288; place Into a tic fur second. Eldon Briggs, Leaving. Tommy B o l l , Chattanooga, Mieh., 72-70-71-78 8M; Tenn., sod Chick Harbert of Nortbville, Mich., came up on tha list •Jams* T. Blair, Ird, Jefferson CRy, Me., 71-T0-78-88 178; with final 86's for >72 totals and a .•Mike Dieti, Lake Orion, tie for fourth place, louehak was a favorite through­ * Mist , 71-78*78*74 MS, out the tournament as a contender for the top money. Don Fairchild of Casey, IU., whose third round 88 set a course record, tied for alxth with a 71 and a total 873. Shelley Mayfield of Weilbury, N, Y., also had a 173 when be doted out the final U hole* with 88. Tha big galleeiea wan InBnwlag t L B. Higgins Dies In High Springs Tha local manufacturing plant £ l r planning an axpantion program \j4feat will Immediately doofcla their capacity and avantually bring a L. B. Higgins, formerly of Banford, died today tn High Spring! at tha home of hla daughter, Mra. Paul Oxford, after a brief Illness. A native of Alabama,-ka lived tn Sanford for several year*. Sur­ vivor* Include two daughter*, Mr*. Oxford of High Spring* and Mra. H. D. Eusaoll of Sanford and ona aon, Joeeph Hfgghm of Miaml| •Iso aoveral aistora and an* bro­ ther all af Alabama. Funeral plana art tncomplota. MONDAY, DECEMBER 19. 1!>M Sermons from th* pulpit* of Sanford Church** yesterday tup* ed rlaaer to the Chrlatmaa Mason.1 Yeatarday at th* Ftrit Chriit(an Church T*e»tor Perry I- Stone preached on ‘ You Shall Calt Hi* Name Jesus." He aaid, "In Bible time when the Jew* named their babie* they chose name* with rellgiou* meaning*. That fa trut of tha Chriatmaa Baby, the Child - w* I"T; of Bethlehem, who in Matthew, chapter one, (a given three names: Christy) manning ‘ the annolnto one;’ Emmanuel, meaning ‘God with in;* and Jeaua, meaning, in It* Hebrew form, ‘ the Lord ia aalvation.' ** Regarding th* laat the mlnlatcr aaid ‘‘The third nama given to our Lord In (hi* chapter, dearer than th* word 'mother,' the sweeteat nama on ea-th. ia Jaau*. It waa given bate *■!* . birth. Ga­ briel aaid to > * not be afraid. Mar- %v '® j, have found favor wi* i* •V©rJ behold, yon will er d^’ i.^Oyour womb and bear you ahall call hla nr tor he will aavo hla their alne.’ Th* bleaicd ^ waa prophetic of the V* /• work, th* Saviorhood, v Chriitmai-born Bpby. By hla da aa a Man he proved that he htd power on earth to forgiva aina: and to that truth million* of sincere believer* can testify from experience. “ When you think of Chrlatmaa, think of the birth of the Savior. Think of hi* appropriate peraonal name Jeaua; and remember that It was given because hr would save hi* people from their elna. Christ­ mas without Christ in It la a counterfeit. So far aa you arc con­ tented, was the birth of Je*u* all in valnT U was If you have never accepted hla offer of ilaliverance from the guilt and power of »l«i. Jeaua la God's Inexpressible Christ­ GOLDSIIOUO RECREATIONAL AREA Immediately south o fth e mas gift. Will you receive him? Goldidwin Elementary School and joining the school property. TU" Do you feel a welling up of grati­ tude to him for pouring out Ids lift blood for you on the ero-a? Will you not, aa • birthday pieaent, and Chriatmaa gift combined, Goldsboro Playground Is Reality 14-Ft. Land Deed Given To Group area rnnlains about SO acre* to he developed into Ihr entered for leeieatioii activities. (I'hnlo hy JnineVoul Ground *«• broken Friday worn* it £ fnr ope of the la'c^vt r**-i*atinput airs* ev*r to he under taken It) tlii* sift*. Working together to bring the I rnjei t to completion were City i'omnti«*lonrr John Kridcr, rrpre'i-nting the City of S.itifotd, and Commissioner Fred D>*np, repie-onting fv-nilnole County, with School Superintemlent Its; burr T. Milwro coordinating the effort* and working with the rommlttee. A 11 Tont *1rip of land dividing too areas that would make up th- recreational area, and property* of the Atlantic Coa*t I in* Railroad was turned over to the School Hoard to climax tt - efforta Itr making the recreniion project a tenllly. I.erov A. Anderson, At­ lantic Coa«t Fine Railroad official here, cooperated with lire commit­ tee and was successful In turning over to the group a deed fop the property. T h e GoliLhnrn Recreational tree, whli h I* located Immediate* ly belli ad the Gold'born Elemenl.xiy School. Include* approalnratel> -^fl *i ■** In n hir-li enn»pl*tr reereatloiral facilities will |-e located for n«* l,y colored cliiMren uf Seminole Comity. ttork will be ctnrted on tha tCouilminl tin page at argo ocrvico ind Pra'To Film To Be Shown At Lions Luncheon A film will he shown *t tomor­ row's noon luncheon meeting ftf lh* .tanford Lions (Tub lhal should be of interest to business men of tha community. Club Secretary Hugh Duncan announced today, Duncan *aid that B. F. Chancy of Cassrlberry. representing the Klng-Merritt Company, will show a film captaining mutual fund in vsitmenti and stock exchange proceedings. Tha film, Duncan laid, will he followed by g question and answer The fourth annual Pollroman'* Ball, held al the .Mayfair Inn lait Saturday night was a rontplet* Sucre**, ncrording In member* of tha local Policemen • Benevolent Association, More than 50d dancers and vis­ itors attended the dance which is hehl each yrar ns one uf tha first function* of the local season. Music provided by the Starlightere was the attraction of tha week­ end affair which drew- dancer* from tha entire area. Patrolman Ren Butler, chair­ man of thn local Policemens Ben­ evolent Association Group aaid that "th* dance was a aueces* from the begthnlng to the end." Proceeds from tha affair will henefit the associations fund which provides assistance to families of tha local police organisation in time of atraas, or death. I>uor prises ami spot danre wrrra held intermittently ttiimighmit the evening. Mrs. Floyd Cooper Is Collecting Dues Membership dues In tha lnlerfraternity Association dance may he paid to Mr*. Floyd Cooper from Tuesday through Friday at her home at 1718 Magnolia Ave., according to an announcement made today. Invitation* to the annual Christ­ mas dance may be secured at Utli tima only. New memberships of man and women belonging to national college social fraternities are welcomed, Tha affair will be formal and ia tn be held at tha Mayfair Inn iMonday Dec. M. from 18 p. m. to ■3:88 a. m. with muale provided for dancing by Tony Farts aad hla orchestra. A letler from Harold Goforth, manager of th* Marion County Chamber of Comnirn-v, has hern lecelsed by the Seminole County Chamber of Comnieire warning them of (he pns.dilliticx of mrnihers of the notorious Williamson family operating in this area. Goforth's letter state* that "two wom*rt. aged middle 3t)'i, neatly ■tressed, Ihin. and approximately 5 feet 2 or .3 Juris* tall, travel* lug In a late n'mdei Oldunnhlle 9H four door sedan with a Geotgla lirens* tag No. 113(111 havn lu-i'n operating in the Ocala area op Friday, Dee.. 9." "One of tha women," said Go­ forth. "talks with a slight hrngue or accent definitely not southern. “ They're thought to he member* of the notorious Williamson faint­ ly, well known for selling inlrrior merchandise at hirher prices and representing it to be of higher grade." th* letter states. "In Ocala," said Goforth In bis letter tn the Seminole County' Chamber of Commerce," they were srlling rugs represented as woolen hook­ ed rug* made in • shop they (jper.iied in Atlanta. Georgia. “ The rugs have been Irsted In Orals," said Gofmih, "and proven not lo he woolen.’1 Chamber of Commerre Mnnager Forrest Brorkenridgn warns San­ ford and Seminole County cltisens that the women may be operating hero and ask* everyone to he on lha looknut for them. If they are recognised here, Bterkenridge said, "pi**** report them to (he Cham­ ber of Cemmorr* at telephone numbor llWd." CofC President Tells Committee terdn>‘s Mayfair Inn Open just f.ve stroke* hrhind the trailing pro In win the top award for amateurs in the tnur-nment. Presented with a vsnleli a» bis trophy for taking top honors in the group of ten amateurs that played in tit* final tout'd of the tournament, Sanders cspu-sscl his appreciation for the fine sports, mnnsliip displayed throughout the four day* of play. Standing by and walchlng tha presentation wit* Seminole High Sehool’* Assistant Principal, Andy Hrarken who eoarhrd the Univer­ sity of Florida Golf Tram where Sanders played for three yeer*. Sanders told Blacken yesletday, as be completed the final Iri holes, ‘‘This is Ilk* old home week with Don tlisplirghoff and ftori Rragtn here for lha tournament Rrarken said yesterdav Cut "Sanden has been the Number One golfer on tha University of I lorbla Golf Team for th* la't thrre yean. MULTII.fNGUAL HAM t MONTREAL <m - Sants Clatll spoke in seven !*nt;usBei ve«ler day si tlte annual Chrlslnt.i- patlv uf Ibe Iminierants' Aid Sueiety, hut evrn that wasn't milllllingUJtl enough for some of the Ifil young­ ster*. Seventeen different national Ities were represented. rowers sll rsrjro srheiltiled v e n i r e lo the- C n f j|f C o s -t *nd Itie industrial mid ae-t will •horlly bn available lo growers and nianufiirlurera rJ the Central Florida area, Riddle Airline,, which ha< hern serving Central Florid* for th* P««t two years, has been sidhor irol by thn Civil Aeronautic* Bum.I to provide Udh norlli and Mdrthhound daily cargo nights, ‘ 'Tliiv mean. that th* Central Florida at i-a now util he abln to ship and treeiv* ill types of sip freight,'' John Raul Riddle, presi­ dent of ih« Miami-based airline •aid Previously. 'Riddle was per­ mitted to rarer perishables only during the growing aes-on ta the truth. The now routes wIR provli* Central Florida shippers with dt* I'orJ pi ano m i vice to Iho following markets on the East Coast: Rich­ mond, Washington. Ralltmnr*. Philadelphia, New York and Hus­ ton. Th* mid-west route cities will include Atlanta. Louisville, Indiana polls, Cincinnati, Columbus, Cleveland, Detroit and Chieiso. Shipments may hr made tn practlrsliy any other city in lh* world through Riddle's Inter line con­ nection*. It is nnilerstood that a number of local growers tt*e lha airline *ervlre (or rapid shipment of per­ ishables (or live noilhern markrt, HIDEAWAY CAPTURED TOKYO Jl - Poll re said today they bad arrested Htdeo Nskarnnta. 4*. a high school teacher whe baa lived alone, eway from his wife and three children for the past four years. Jeycee Christman Lighting Hell te: CenleM Chairman, Jeyree Infermetlen Booth Innfatd. Ftnridn THE FIRST 8PADE OF DIRT waa turned an the 66-acre T«crenttenn1 area tn Goldsboro Friday by Rupt. of Schools R, T, Milwee. Olhsra taking part In tha coremony (left ta right) ere: County t urn■ais*lower Fred Dy»*w, Bsbeel Malnteneaee Supervisor C. C. Howard, City Commissioner John Krider. l e r t e t Cheetp, Ghalrnaa*i eg Csmshtss of Colored CitiMwo for the project. Leroy McLendon end James Hagen, swmitten g m l i i a (Bkalf PWto) ' **T, ' v !- k ;v '[I �• - ffiuI* ** I * Bv<| r*» r l « rTF ■ «4 < v| PvJ A Home Is Something You Can Purchase Our $10,600 Home: # ' W e now have u n d er construction 2 7 more homes in South Pinecrest. Your home can be rea d y for you to move in before the C h ristm a s •Season. A c t now a nd you can choose your p aint color, inside and out. Also bath tile and brick trim on any house not yet IF YOU ARE A VETERAN $H5. DOWN PAVMIHT & PER MONTH SERVICE FERSONNEL F .H A $W5. DOWN PAYMENT HR. K K MONTH F HA $1235. DOWN PAYMENT' $62. PER MONTH B R A ILEY O D H A M , President FO R A D D IT IO N A L IN FO R M A TIO N P LEA SE V IS IT O U R SA LES O F F IC E 2625 SO U TH FR EN C H A Y E . Phone 2100 or' 2900 .1 J r: i-v JW Jt§ j ��ft - •« O M ORE BU YIN G AND SELLIN G ! liR A w af t a w FURNITURE SUP COVERS, t-B. ft. masonry Some. quality Lyons Dry Goods, 1207 West construction. excellent plan. 13th St.. 3t03 Amelia In Highland Park. lar|e corner lot lust out or City, Can be bandied for only MM paved street. $8,800. Terms down and STS monthly. Total priet 13.300. No closing mats. 3- B. R. home with Florida Room, aituated in popular >7780)010 Terrace section. Home Is in top QUICK CASH for Furniture. Addtag Machines, Typewriters. Out­ condition and baa been drastical­ board Motors. Boats. Super ly reduced lit *»rlce tor qmck Tradmg Post One mile South sale I Elec. Rinse and Hrfrton 17-92. Phone 3017-W. aerator. Immediate posiesiion. •11,100. Term*. 4% Financing. NEW WcsUngboute Ecctrie Range and 30 gal. round electric water The two homes mentioned above heater. USED Apartment elec­ are our very best opportunities tric Range, 20 gal. tablo top in 3-Bedroom homes. Buy your water heater. One 2' • 6'* door, home this month and you will one 2’ • 8‘ ' glared door, ono lot receive the benefits of Homealuminum ]aiouslcj. Enough for closing one screened porch. Sub­ stantial discounts. Pnoao 1332. NOT A PROJECT! VIAV MAMA R0MMM, widow of Nasi Field Marshal Edwin Rommel, ■Desert Fed" of the World War II African campaign, placaa n wreath an tha grave of a German soldier a* shavislU a burial ground In Athena. Frau Rommel stopped off In Oreeee after touring Egypt and North African areas where her late husband's spectacular drive Via ballad by tht Brtmk at St Alamstn In 1H2. flntoraattenalk flemgtAU COMB TM M M of the poet offlee at Leffeqnlko, ass th# j,l,nd of Cyprus, after U had been raxed by rioting young terrorists. Described as tew start the roving gang had given notice to the pactmaster to Bn tor hla life an hour before they set lire to ihe building. The high school has been cloned, a curfew ordered and Mte town leed an oquivateat ot 33,40*. fInternational lUdiopAoio} iMANNfTTt SONMR. I, takes I Old Mae Winter In her stride an' i> German, Calif, d ip cut of the season's first heavy xnow. Other' kid* may tu n to their sleds, but Jeannette like* to awing no mat­ ter what the weather. Highway! maintenance craw*, meawhile, art battling to koop the moun- minole Real V ia H H — MT sM Mr*. Rkherd M. Berne, Preaidcnt af Uruguay, and I Washington. la the group (I. to r.) an Uruguayan President, and Mian* — $ . jjL u M T h d F o llo w in g R ated era now i , C -r * , in affect. Ula raada opes. fiatey aflenelj * B E N T -T w o Bat also New Three Bed Phone 38- WF.LAKA private CSK W K M : Rollawaj u 4 Baby B*da Week*or mccth-Tel. 1423. iture C ater l i t West Ftrtt a m t -o u n u i i m i .faster mother, a Beagle B V u given a cnld stood* planetlon for the aheenes parent of eoe pup, waaiu NO CHARGE List your bouses and apts. for rent with us. Tog 30 days wa SHALL NOT make aay charge to cither party for finding a ten­ ant, while Use new incoming Navy Personnel arc getting CLEAN I Bedroom furnished Apartment. Close la. *17 Oak Ava. Phoma 418. _______ _ • LAKE MARY - le a l Estate lasdraace Ira. Learies Messenger, Assoc. 17 Magnolia Ave. Fk. is ssm Fun TURN. Efficiency Apt. Highway 17-92 South City Limits. Phons 2317-W. Slumberlsnd Court. Alexander A Stringer [REE Bedroom House ’tymaata 131. •ar Phone 117 or 1S74-J, TWO-Bedroom A partm ent.C ka, attrarttvaly furnished. Use of Garage end telephone. ITt- 1st shaded by Oak and Pina trees. Hardwood floors, beauti­ fully arranged kitchen complete­ ly equipped, extra large closets, breeieway. AND 14 beth In utility room. Price 313,300. Good term*. The perfect,home for a lifetime of enjoyment. — Lota, restricx from Sanford. Sewer, heater, room t into , S ft bow they turned on tho world'* largest light bulb using atomte energy at the Atomic Cnngreaa and Exposition In Cleveland. Tho 11.000-whtt bulb waa Lit attar gamma ray* from the pistol Ml tho gelger eounter ot right. The atom pistol waa made by Dr. John R. URtMOM. q iM J L t e J q B t e M r t t fijUqpbte VnlvgrgUy, POt the llset time la tho klstorr o f tho kingdom of Ethiopia, s national beauty contest has been Betg at Addle Ababa and tho m in or la Mlao SophU Aafad. "Mist Ethiopia* to a mtmber ot oaplUt soclaty and a nlaco of a minister In lha Imperial govern* | meat Incidentally, bathing suite W O rated out. f Interna IloaaU and .3 Room Apartments. Phone 2488-J._________________ FURNISHED • Room, bath, toll kitchen. By week or month. Five Points Motel, • milea South LOVELY T vo Bedroom Rome Urge sam y lake. Two monlhi miles from Sanford 04 2038-R-4. EXPERIENCED COOK for lloUdsy Baking. Can jive references Write Box CJO, ft The Sanford Herald. Day work, laundry, cleaning. INTERESTED IN SAVING? Buy YOUR food wholesale. Th. Get Into your favorite nrm chair, relax . . have a cup of coffee, maybe light Bp a cigarette and window shop this easy "Classified Way" first. For your convenience, the Merchants of Sanford will list m an y o f Santa's choicest items in these columns daily. Taka a minute now and plan your buying, you'll save time and money abd frayed nerves later. , * gP K O A l FLOOR sanding and Raiafein, Cleaning, waxing. Serving Sea mde County sinco 1935. H. M. Gleason. Lake Mary. Pmauteg. k m » fteaung M G. HODGES CHILDREN Old Spire. Stax A wonderful Gilt tor little on»»* SEE the many G. E., Westing- Musketeers, w o r l d g l o r e s - .m bs up Factor and T-ii*>--— house and Dormejer small Nice for grown-ups toot (or Men. SMOKERS Supplies electric appliances at your and c.iet|rn <... POWELL’S OFFICE SUPPLY GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE ROUMILLAT A ANDERSON 113 South Park Avc. Make your tto Magnolia Ate. % Phone 313 On Thn Corner By The Clock aelecUon for ChrDtmas NOW. INSTALLATION of Linoleum. Car­ pets. Ttlea. $3 24 up $37.30 up I m p a $3.73 Phono 1917 Portrait with rubbrd Oak Upholstered in beautiful Modern m W. lit St Frame. We are nlfrrlng thD as . WIEROLDT’S CAMERA SHOP . Delight Mother wilh a tapestry, smartly styled blonde 210 South Park Ave. SCENE Lighted picture, For Better I’ luimxng a Christmas Special. Call 3193arms and legs • with no-sag lul assortment. Seo or Call Complete drtalls, spring construction—your choice SANFORD FURNITURE W. J. KING JAMESON STUDIO of Chair nr Rocker. 390 East 1st St. phe SMd (tenth Park Phone Si Phone 3198 108 North Park Ave. $9.8S JSc DOWN DELIVERS OMUANDO Morning Sentinel. Or­ lando Evening Star. Call Ralph WIDE Sclretinn of 2, 3 and 4 Bed­ M ather of Satiiord Ray. 3130. LN SERVICE room Homes. For Information N M t B. 1st SL Phone ENVELOPES, letterheads, state­ call 2*71 - 17-92. Hiawatha, In tho States or Overseas ments. invoices, hand bills, and ROSA L. TAYTON, BROKER | p r o g r a m s , etc. Progressive Giro Annabdle B. Henderson, Assoc, Phone 40> — 401 OBANGES. tangerines, A Herald Subscription. 2201 W. 2Sth St.. J Lady Duchess amt Lady Sunbeam RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. "A Letter From Home.'* Super Trading Post electric shavers, SU.93. Com­ 1 Ml. South 17-92 Phone 3017-W Elcctrirsl Contracting and Repairs HAVE YOU visited MO.YROB •3.00 — 3 Months. TV Service Center Christmas Gilt Suggestions plete lines — Shulton, Max CORNER CRAFT k G I F T Thone 1821 Bcndix and Crosley Appliances 3 "Paper Mate" style Pens, Factor, Yardlcy and Lcnlhcric SHOP, out West First,. | milea In case ....... Sl-M 112 Mncnnlin Avc. Th. 113 Gift Sets. from clock? (Unuxusl* pMecUoa English Bike, like new . . . . $30.00 of Gifts, Including work M Flo> Fluorescent Desk Lamp . . . . $3.00 r . M. C A M P B E L L ROUMILLAT 4r ANDERSON 2 New Brownie Cameras .ea. $1.00 rlda tfafuaenk, General Cnatrncter ••On The Corner By Tho Clock.” MUSIC1 New Casco Steam Irons . .. $7.30 "Homo* of Distinction' New 2-Pe. Kroehler Living Room ID-Way 17-9! Phase Suite, makes bed ........ $87.50 Good Underwood Typewriter $35.00 Space Heaters and Floor Furn­ BANDALL ELECTRIC t o . Walnut and Formica Top Flutnphnne* — Ocarinas. 7 x I ll Magnolia Ave. aces. Liberal Trade-In. If You want to please your family Pham Ug Tables ................................$20.00 and get the Washer that ii con­ Harmonicas — n*nj)'*> Oftore Sunbeam. Unhwraal.'G. E., BIG SELECTION of Space and sidered the best! Guitars — Accordions. » Other makea of small appliances Oil .Circulating Healer* W price. Buy FRIGIDA1RE Mast reasonable TV Mnalt CLAUDE K. WOLFE App. Corp. RUKUR'S MUSIC SHOP 4 burner gas CHEF DEL Service in town. ' , 303 Sanford Avc. Phono 2117 207 West 1st. St. Phono 3071 Used ono time. 1007 Sanford Ave, MODERN OCCASIONAL CHAIRS AND ROCKERS RROWN1E Holiday Camrras Sanford Linoleum & Tito Co. A beautiful 18" X 20" colored MOVIE View Masters in « Season FIRE WOOD, any amount or length, oak or fat nine. MQ Ranch, Bob Morris, Phone SALE OR TRADE — 114 Ton Chevrolet Truck, short wheel base. Phon- 1099, K. A. Wiggins, Box 8, Enterprise. PLUMBING Contract and rsnxir work, estimates. R. L Harvt] Sanford Ave. Phone DOS. adwotur* w u* n o , w .n 8 nMi,r o f Kofiun* 1^nsSo'naUif 'irekoese prices. TV.kth .r-K « V l-S pt, Tl-ndovnua lluntln* A t Plvtilev with Dan 8 -<n(> o f V»-i»r<tey K.ohipn- In Mu>ls John i'.ilr N'wa Horn, A t Atlrn «; rou, ho SUri filtonvr of •lur Uomhsriln W r o tlln e from Hallrwood N r»i.i< porl| .n aajlbtr t n a UUrlisht T h »str, FOUND—one pair of gray rlmmnl glav'rv at Iiowntmvn Cleaners. Owner can have by paying for FRIG1DA1RE appliances, sales and acrvice. G. II. High, Oviedo, Kl*. Phono 4131 or Sanford 1642-W alter 8 p. m. S isn -o ll m iita v asonsnen Hen-on Prorrtm X m a i N a w ,-W ',,th ,r TX« SI ,imi nr ehow rViplnn K in sirou T *,t l-ntlnrn r-irn-On I ’rotrrm H>*'im, N *» i.W n lh ir klornmc Moviv, HAYNES Office Machine Co., Typewriters, adding machines Ralea-Rentals, 318 Mag.. I’h. 41 BEST in Workmanship a n d |2»IWI 11.1*1 Materials. 10X East 2nd SL Phone 3G3 12 1(1 12 l» l:» a For ALL Your Beauty Needs call 1 10 t Harriett’s Itenuly Nook 2 15 Thone 971 103 So. Oak Ave. 2 ID 1 D (Open evenings by appointment.) 1.31 One hour • Wash and Damp r One hour *4 • Wash and Dry 1 Finished Laundry Sanitone Dry Cleaning lent* tilde Foodmarl Bldg. IN Bast 231k SL Wet* tet SL Pboao 1423 Grocery. 1B31 FERGUSON TRACTOR Disk and other equipment. Exctltent condition. Call 23U-W ovatega, j • ltelAB Of Lllft H'Arrh for Tomorrow flu ld in r Llc M J i r k T bjf hhow ' * 100 S et « 10 4.Is T|#0 T:so Iteo S.10 I SO 11:4* l*:jn 11:00 ll:IS 11:10 Jlohtrt Q I.f r i i • hinn»l ('mngroAtlA H ie P *yoff Garry J lo o rt ( m raanA T BTXXIVO M lrkir Stout* Club l.»n* Banger *1 0 Banort Doug E il«i. * K i « l fcltn eo Button THtfSit. Prastnn of Tukoa Waterfront H h n«,r nr Xlar, 4 Star i >t*>hou,a Johnny Carton Ehow y ath tr K « " « , Beat I| (iclo ck Bapsrt Late Show Nans it SO Tati Pattern Moraine Show Captain Kanatroot Optn Hnut* a a rrr Slnoro strike It Rich W ill You D« Our G u ist? Me have leased some Rooms at the beautiful 3lar-Lou Motel The:e tills week aasily made out kow many friends tors want to save up I th*lr grocery bills. ..Phone 2849 tor apkt tha office or your ABLE seal OFFICE Assiitant, must knowledge of Bookeeping, 11:10 IS:4S Valiant L ore of Btarch O ulilne Rooms are available Absolutely F r i# For a period of to New arrivals at Ottf Naval Air Statioa ><K fj STOP by and Pick up * 0 U R Key at the officfi <* Odham & Tudor, the. ... ,, . KiOA I^4y Lite fnr Tomorrow Light . Builders of Fine Hi 2825 S..French Avi Sf AT COVERS For A ll Cars BEAUTIFUL PATTERNS CUSTOM FITTED PROMPT INSTALLATION StricldandMorrison, Inc. Sanford, Florida . Phonn 200 A N D t N aval Personnel miner ■tunM b W ELCOM E TO SANFORD Bounina 1:11 7 0* I I) * 00 te:"« UilO PiiA/uSrd as « pnilit irfiirl fa CMf* tr,ticn auk Dw AtUunwig Cornell. l.nvn Hforr Homo riAnninr Bob Crosby Brighter Dsy Bscrrt Etorm On Your Account SqRthfllda Laundromat » ear Lay-s way nlsn on Toys, lieydca. end small Appliencw. te*y Terms at ___ ViiUnt Ltd'* for foicatAres unless sportsaaand •vcrymuvwhocnioy our (meslfend unodlanda axvcia* good eiltdooe habtta. Dns emment of esrrlsssnesa eoiiM mean she dcsituctum of many acres n( vsbublo Himting, ftshing and rerraation areas. So. when you go out Ints tha • wood* this Fall, hs careful with yntir tnsirbes and «mnLr*. wilh your vrsming fires and campfires . . . ■IMIMIIR, ONLY YOU CAN PMVWT FOB1ST FIRIS Eva-RcM Bcaaty Shop FURNITURE CENTER' >-<ti Thuro. Dte. 15, 195S A IB td lin SURPLUS e furnished house, tell IN W after THE SANFORD HERALD Sanford, 2232— IS- AUTOMOBILE B R U B K M -U Cot*, blankets. Jackets, shoes, Beardall Ave., Near Chase Ahooti tarpsulinx, luggage, paint. NICELY furnished 2 Bedroom Company. Phone 117-X-M. 31,300. Down..• BJL Asbestos Sid­ 110 Sanford Ave. ApartmaL Phone 2184 after 8. ing. Kitchen equipped Land­ 1953 ALL STATE Motor Scooter, scaped. This is a real dean EFFICIENCY Apartment. Suit­ like now, $130. Call mn. able tor bachelor or couple. ACREAGE Steam heat, private bath, showCHRISTMAS TREKS delivered up Acres including grave end •r. CovenlcnUy located. Across to 7 ft. $1.00, native short Pine. front, tl.000. a j acre from Post OUiee. Inquire Mm Preferred Ratee to f t atom "Your WesUngbousa Dealer" 31. Q. Ranch, Dob Morris. W. H. "BBT BTEMPER PoUrybolden , ucI Jecobson Dept Store. Thone 795 J. Maytag Washer* Realtor — General b ia r a s c t Coleman Heaters ... $31.33 n bell's Feed. West 1st. St.. John WIlHnnu lim. A m APT. Furnished. 2 rooms, tilt Grrinsde B. Dtegfelder. Associate 1U MageaUa Ave. Phene t7»; 817 Banfard Atlantte Book Gey Allen, Asaodete CARLE Midget Studio Piano, bath. All private. Phono 3030-J Phone 24 Phono 2122 112 N. Park Ave. mahogany, 41" high, full Jrey board, vvlih bench. Like new! NICE rooms. *8. week. Th. 1015-W, $330. Phone 1725-R. NEW 2-bedroom unfurnished Apt.. HAND MADE Gifts for Christmas screened porch, tile bath. One Call at 421 Grandview Ave. block North of Tlnecrest School and near Shopping Center. NEW 18" ROTARY Liwnmower. i buy. Open Evenings and 2817 Elm Ave. _______ Can be seen at 1209 \V. 20th St. teaya_ _ . Phone 2218 31. EastsMe Tvalter Bates, FURNISHED cottage, clean and 1131 MASSEY—1 ARRIS S3 Diesel desirable. Phone 432-W. Tractor, 2 Dl jc Hester Plow, THE HARD AIN CENTER • Ft. leveling Harrow. • 307 Sanford Avenue FOUR Room unfurnished Apt. Sensational Specials for ICTO* GO. I ll Oleander Ave. Call 1145 days a t t r a c t iv e l y d e M o n e d 3FRIDAY SATURDAY A MONDAY or- 122-M tfter 5. Mrs. Arms- BEDROOM HOMES - PRICED LADIES’ 1007,. Orion. Turtle neck Sweaters • $3.98 Value 11.98 from 111,100 to tli,4 M . FHA BOYS’ rotton Flannel Shirts DUPLEX — 3 Room Apt., bath. and VA (G l) Financed. SI 3B Value ..................... 79c HOUSE TRAH.ER, I 310 W. 1th St. 345. month. four. L. M. t'ossnn, BOYS’ Sockx Value 49c ... 19p ODHAM ft TUDOR, INC. Ave., Lake .Mary. LARGE Furnished Apt 310 M ilBOYS’ and MENS’ Jackrts. lined nolle. Pth A. K. Rossetter, 212. Builders of Finer Homes for or unlined • 1/3 off and more. ARGA1.N! Peerless Trailer and GIRLS’ cotton and nllon Dresses, Florid* Lhrfeii. * Cabana. Park Avc. Trailer Park. Furnished A pt 300 Park Ava., Values to $8.95 ... $1.39 to $2.9; MENS’ sport "T " Shirts, with or GARAGE’APT. 3 room* a d bsth, Salas Offleo—0 3 Bo. Franck Ava. without p o c k e t s , Value in FhOM SUB or O O II M ................... 89c THERE ARE ALL kinda of _ BARGAINS Here! Everything Is sold at reduced prices because ol our system of WA Blite UUVW| w v • _ loatk. WUltem Musgrave, Lake Bedroom House, kitchen a a a a t w Housework. Phone 3036-W, Scrwce on Ail Water Pump*— Weils Drilled — Punas Paata Read Phono TN W A rtt AO . < RATES M B U /I O I N O N E C O S _ �* • - K Contrasting Views Meet At Christmas Contr*rtIng cu t-! In tors# eltlas. Tba humid plant cleat East and >■ the official Christmas trea In ret at Chrldtmas*»<«*«• f j , On Negros Island In tha South, " v " -* ii t. »_ fruit-hearing banana plants era oUh, Enjuin, in- fu, ^ j, pjiep,j |n f l f h corner mi, Indians and ^ thn room and decorated with iheir Imprint on He# sheaves, coconut clusters aad ms In this young farm products. Visitors can pluck tere's a blend of a ripe banana off the tree, fisheratutfed suckling men in Cabangan decorate a tim­ id banana plants, arlnd tree with flab, nut liquor, carol- Christmas Eva processions are i dancing, Are- common. Young man and woman olema Midnight dress as saints In Kawtt, Cavils prlvinca. Each rides In a cart (a (hr only Ro- drawn through the streets. At tha ntrv In Asia It end «f tha linn a rart carries a r from tha Span- *m,n* reupl* depicting Mary and in II. Christmas They go from house to remota barrios >>ouia seeking shelter. Tha proceaout the f loo Is- *lon end* at tha church Just before i sometimes ps- Midnight Ms... form part of this The praetlra of punctu* Tha 4#tb annua) InvttoPen track meet sponsored by tha MU* Irose A. A will be held'la Madi­ son Square Garden an Saturday, Feb. f Tha 115,000 Phoenix Open | t l tournament will ba bald at thn Phoenix Country Club, Fab, 14. It will ho sponsored by thn Thunderblrds, n special areata group. Haring a deer In peaataalem without n locked tog in Ariaona constitutes unlawful possession. The minimum fine is |100. K M Maly, making Us fast sOdal rttk • toag-astaUMwd trnditlaa, m . X n at Vattoan Qty. f fntensattonai) toORUJ WARII VfTIRAN Charles R. Tnpp plsees a wreath at tha bass of the new monument on Ford Island In IMtrl Harbor, Hawaii, c immemorallna tha 14th anniversary of tha Japanese sneak attack. ■Looking on Is Rear Adra. C. & Olson, lertler, a Ito-pound bvtmre plaquo wbi unveiled by the Navy Club. It shows a woman holding a ship nnd palm leaf over the Inscription.ffnlemsttonol ftodiopholo) Rock Hudsons Show Movie Marriages Can Be Private — By BOR TIIOMAR HOLLYWOOD in — HollywOM's bridegroom of the year Is bandnsnrn Rock Hudson, who hss provon (hat movie marriages can be private. Ibis Is heresy lo the Hollywood Publicity mill. The lives of the stars, particularly rtm so popular with the younger act as Rock, are gupposed lo he public property. While not being as defiant about It as M flou Rrando, Rock bis genially rebelled against the aystom. He will play ball trp to a ■tcrtsln point, but drawa the line When his privary Is Invnlved. The success of his methods was proved Nov. 9 That was Ms wed­ ding date. No one inspected he was going to get married, although he had decided last March to wed pretty Phyllis Oates, secretary In his agent's office. “ We eouldn't get married then." he related, "because I had to start "All that Heaven Allows" with Jane Wyman. After that, I went Inlo 'Giant.' Tbit's what delayed us so long." He ssld that ha and Phyllis drrlded on a Monday‘that they would get married In two days. The oper­ ation was carried out In contmindo-ltke secrecy. An operative was sent north to Kants Barbara to scout tha situa­ tion. Ha lined up the place for the wedding and Interviewed the min­ ister. When Rock and Phyllis drove up with a small party on Wednesday. he applied tor Ihe llrensa un­ der his legal nama, Roy Fttagerald. No one divulged Ms Identity. After the wedding was over, Ihe n e c e s s a r y news sources wire called, to keep peace with the studio. Then the pair vanished on a honeymoon. They even had privacy on Iheir honeymoon. They went to Jamaica under assumed name*, the airline* playing along with their hoax. Now they're back to Rock's small home above the ftuniet Strip, and he reports Uut the fans haven't even bothered him there. Legal Notice s o t ic h o r b u t STATE OK FLORIDA TtU ANDREW J, IVOTD, and RAt.rtl J IAXKN, IT allv*. and th-lr rgapecIrd uKtnnwn epnur-a it married, t nC If dud. th* r*ip*rtlv« unknown •US. d*virear, crania**, airline•a. Ranora, creditor*. truataaa, or •lhar claimant* by. through, under •r aaalnrt aald Andrew J, noyd •nd Ralph Harm; and all partfea having, or rlalmlnx lo have, any t!tla nr Inirrarl In tha (ti­ « ff dterrthad property, lying Sad balnc In ffamlnola County. Flofids, to-wit: Wart SIS S feat of ■ oul h. Ill cholna of NEK J t iWVt ot Raoilon is, Township S South, Rant- IS Kart. _ Ton. and aai li of you, aro h g a fcy notified that a atilt hag baari brought a a a l n r t you In the Circuit Court, In and tor a*mlnot* County, Florida, in Chaneary. entitled R. w W a r e and b l a n c h e w a r e . kit Wit*, rialn llfft, V. ANDREW J, B o r n , alnffla, at at, Defendant*. Shd you. and each of you. ara raWuirSd to flla your Anawar to Plaintiffs ' Complaint with tho Clark of said Court, and servo upon Plain­ tiffs* attorney. OEO. A. ■PEER. J R , whore poat offlaa addrara Id F- » Boa m i , Bantard, Florida, a *opy of aald Anawar, on or M ara Thursday, January II. A. D., l i lt , and If you fall to So to, a dacrao pro confaaao will bo anlatH a«alnal you. and **cb ot you. for tha re­ flat damanddd la -----------1— By BINNITT Cl» ■ Wanks, and aits calmly I N A HOLLYWOOD atudio, Corinne Calvert was given an axtramaly low-cut gown to wtar tor n ballroom scans. "Ona Inch lowar," aha observed tartly, "and we'd havn to make this picture la Italy." "What this house needs la mora modern methods In bringing up children," an­ nounced a precocious l-yairold brat to an astonished visitor, "Lat ma gat just a bit out ot Una, and althar my father or my mother feels called upon to give mo a sound spanking. They sort of take turns at it" "Probably tha Wat thing for you," noddad tha visitor. ‘"Who hurts thn most!" >Tha brat answered, "1 do." • yells at them, "nonaya gimma a tumble. Now, when It’a pourin’ y'all want ma. Tell withya!" nigAniA a M A p f aA^b A ClFCUV pTupTifTw ehartoyad this fallow's cap and Climbed Into the back with a baby alaphant hi tew.' The driver demanded fifty cents mor* than thn motor, registered when thn rido wag Fight Against Cancer: Learn Danger Signals renew. tost 1 1> kart to * 4 lor sure. Iran more Important than watching for thsaa dangar atganln Today, thn sign of s modern farm is th sl svnr*Re,ddy nleetrio switch I Fend mixing, pumping, milk coolin g ...for scores o f other chores...Sunshins Ssrviet helps msks.farming mors conTsnisnt, more efficient, more proAtoblet Join "Operation Big « Tou. aad aaek of you. aro hereby a alifted that a auit he* beta hrouakt agalntt you in tho Clrautt Court. >a and far namlnot* County, Ftorlda. la Cknncarr. onlltlod I- P StaifStC^Sfi'.V’«**A.TKS-.'! Ranto, and you, and each of you. aro roqulrod So flfo pour Anawar to W ^at ffo jComplaint wits tha CTook o f' aald Court, aad aarva upoa Plalatilfa attorney, 0X 0. * . SPMIR, JR, who** poat of tit* addraoo la F. O. not IMS, Sanford, Florida. A copy of told Anawar, ea or bofora Than day, Jaauary 11, A. D . ISM, out-If you fall to do •o. a doarso pro eoafatto will k* i witch’* now f writer' a-t- -Tsij'c, rniaj W. Iirgara. aroditora, any sad aU pdrsons U ro u k , undir or T<*yh vaadarttl ,odl dwttl* I Wsolsp Thoborn Flee# ot ux to ■toeton Whattop Davln A Ca Frank Arthur Mnssiiiora J r , at ua to station W haltsr A D sv ln Co. William Clair Hsalop^at at to ■torlon Whattop Darin A Ca, Lawronra l.ss Hamrick ot ua to ntortoo Whattop Davtn A Co. Konnoth E Knrrht ot ua to 1st Fad. Bav. A Loan Asso. MtacnLLAsawra Carl M. at* wart ta Btonoa W k att*r Davla A Co., Saclaraltaa e l domicil*. Paul t. •Muallar A Bon* ta Jimail* Smith at u*. rat. otLIea. Staia -of Florida to Fraasta la Thoma*. notary comm. MARRMHK L tC IS ta APPLICATtSSS Lamp Turker, IS. S*nf*rd A Thelma Baker, SI, Baxford. w • s o il of aald Cou if Dacambar, A. D , ISlf. i ordL aominnlo Coaaty, Flort _____ COURT BEAL) TOWWOT a a am sa i —'Arthur Knight's thumb MB daac ar* nta**, aaatffnaca, ll-nora, eradllort, trualara, nr any and all paraon* Halmlnff hy, throush, undar or agalnrl aald raapaotlv* nam­ ed perron*; JDHNBON-CROMARTIE A CO. O. M JOHNSON. IV. D CROMARTIE. yr. C JACKSON and n h . McMil l a n , aad e l l a Jo h n ­ son , L17CILR A CROH ARTIE. RALL1E C. JACKSON and MART K Me SIII,LAN. thalr ratparllva wl»a*. and all partita claiming by. throuffh. under or agalntt aald Jahnmn-Cromartl* A Co.i and any aad all parinna having, or claiming lo have, any right, tltla nr Inlrraat la tha following datcrlbad property, lying and being in Samtnnla Coun­ ty. Florida. In-wl|! Ru of Ntvu and R 4 of BWU of NWtf In Sartion SS, Townthip t l South, Rango IS Boat Odhtm « TnSor too. to W sslsr Thnrhurn Place si us. Odhaat O Tudor Inc, te P ra ia Arthur Stossmors Jr- at an Oihnm A Tudor too. to w iuisss eloir HoaJor ot »s. Odhnm A Tudor loo. is Lowrtoeo Loo Homrlrh ot us. Jimmie Cowan, unmnrrloe to ft. T. Hunt at ua, Omar n. Rln*ar ot ax to Eaaaath B. Knocht ot us. Ragbag J. WollstoSt ot ux to Ar­ thur O oorja Puts ot ut. Jamas C, Camp ot ux to Harold X L o s t ot ut. Runsao U Jowstt ot ux to Wlutsr Pork U s « Co. Ilarrr P, Lagck ot u t to Coorna L Loarh oi u t, J. Denver Cordolt at u t to Sonlord Elba 'Club at utPoor| Blua to Hrleo Otsnn ot ut. Chariot M. >sldla at ua ta W tklva Huatlna Club, N A. Hartal ot at to Wohlva lluhtlas Club. Rap C. Tata at a t at at to Thomas * . Thompson st ua. Rap C. Pats st ux at at to Osnt Cumuaa at at. . Rap C. r s t s at ut at at to Christlao B Pato ot at. Rap C. P ita at ax ot at to C. A. Burkstt ot ut. �i o T ire SANFOim irenAT.n Tfctmi. Dee- 15. IMS Italian C h ristm a s R e l igious V' W O ID H O M E T O W N Bv STANLEY ACROSS U'.-tl il( rt" 1. Satisfy Dt IUIf 61 to ttK full 5 Head covering* R B ckIIMs nobleman 10. Havies UUmU (poet. I t t Article* l i English nuthcr 11, Dry (rult 32. PC£U IS. Locust Ik a RC-* l i British If. Stoddng’ colony In chancel 37. Ili is-picrd* Windward (BccLi tnij tool IsIjruU ' tX A gam* 13. Charge fa* 10. EnUro of chance profess Ioa*L amount li. Appntier aervtoea 10. Ahead 31. A tree » " 7 S i. Let It stand r n n n m (print. I ‘J II It. A email tube % 13. Earth LJ iT “IT (pectin % r □ IT. Spawn k of fish □ r It. Thu* 77) ~7~ Vi *A Past 31. Small wvt.ftt L “’ v 2A 33. Boamiike /jTjf Jl' union Isi* Y/< i'i >* tween two part* of an - J iw n organ 1 (pons l m :* 'ii 3-V Split pula* I" an. Ben,) L ~ 37. Before i n □ (naiit. I □ ji> j re 10. State in West n m s -j Germany i a British ' i 11 | \A: 3 novellft It. Prophet \ w □ ___ ir n t 41. Minus YO U SAIE> YOU W E ( 5 £ *- LO O K IM S FO(3> O D D P I E C E S O'* R J IS N IT U fS E — CHUM, w TH IS C O U L D B E "THE ^ T S P O T Y O U 'e E LOOKIA4(? ) BP STAN IWTNTON ;,S .___ F o r ? ------------------•**>*'■. ~ T ’ \ \ ■ a « a UR—Christmia la Italy U wb*. Um family bond la 0* ChrUtmaa Ira, baler* the •Mar aye* af the children, moth­ er aaA father eoaitruet a modal •f * • Nativity acene. Thia “ pr*to to Italian children whit * • CMataaa traa la to Americaaa, although th* foreign custom W *• Chrletnua tree* la apraadiog - *v*» her*. ,, 0 UaMlIy Nm ymepio ahowa the CMS hi a wooden or rock manger. An « i and a donkey flank the M M pr. Around tt, hinge and ahap. herdi hnoal hi w watiaa. Colored light* * b w oa the aeene. hi BMP homoe the prestplo may ho W cardboard. Among rich nohloo thee* may 1* expensive hand earrtnta. But always thera la the f/tOKSOLATH v yowngatere* yowngitera1 brigad* left at bam* m Met that Mom and D*d have * nlfM s it u wtab eaturally they want Sammy and Sa* I* bM Why no* borrow n trick from iksi ~r Blhho Natal* (Father Chriat■ in ) B hnawn to luly but tt li party that tba yrears tare ana "Her Mw Boa* Bambino (tha infant Ihamaahre*. Then with n promtoo. * Jane) who lays present. bn Me “You can have the boose all to yoursaivaa," Mom and Dad can bow . the heads of alaeplng children be* out to a party o( their own. •tre they awaken Christmas men The younger eet win leva M * liven a ehaaco to prepare l i t * *h*o beftae Christmas. tha on* own food. They eea do eo anally g . ..4»y *< it* yeir In which every • Italim It expected to real at home ■wdth hll family. Through the day th* family group playa eardt. talk* and Jokea, drink* coffee and cate .. eandiea ar eweeti. Street* wary from city to city hut Smyrna meat have panettono. •' thl* h a ewoat bread with raialni ... ••*« «andled fruit which ha* apr*M from Main aeron th* wortl. Thouiandi ar* shipped to . il* Vhlt*d Statu for Itilo-AmerlA « * Chrjrtmei relabratlon* there. ‘TtMe la fir leia amphasla on •gift* wMih th* family than In tha , Unttad Statu. However, tradition aaSa. far preienti to thoie who . hare den* yen service* during the F*if. Th* pestmin. the telegraph wtfi h * policeman, the parking M *B*ndant—all ea!l to pay their Niptetf before Christmas *nd e*. vlilts. Tha flret I* D*a. *. known r e t * panelton* or rash present. as SL Hikolau* Day. On Riat oc­ In ham* th* jtreat uoj day tfi of isui family *" casion, children plae* their ahoaa «lfti giving U Jan. «. Epiphany. ' onlaid* their door* and *t. Nlkoisma Alls th*m with tandlaa, aake* Fawy Lueaa rolled a - 803 gam* knd fruit*, lornatimas, tf * child •t Gaaatot’a Maw Terfc Rlvarla hag barn bad, fguta also leaves a *1I*F*. After 11 straight strikes small whip—* wanting to Its* Ike I phi wiggled but failed to yowngator to mend his waya. M L Bar ttkraa-gmma aarla* t u By BANNS MCUIBBOUUI FRANKFURT, Owmany IB — Th* aaeood viait, eo ChrMmia Tba American 01 to changing aoma Cv«, la th* Km* fcv M drsa to Jaam B*Mva*u like* to bare of th* canturlae-old Christas** Ira* ractor* toy* and other prraapts Tarvy Rawelrack lu tha w*t» when dltlona In Gartniny. from F a th e r Chrtatma* (Wafiih*'a glaring hockey. Of BallTeau’a ftaota CUua arrives In an Army nachtamaon) or th* Chriat Child flret 11 goals thl* tenon, aavtn Jeep or halicopUr. And, with a (Chrtatkind). Aa sUesriwr*, adults war* aaarad ai.**— Fawciuuk, Gl playing tha roU af Raota. be a*riling* prwaota too. may-bring Shtog >taeh 'pia*aiW *a - tte tm n r a cowboy auk or a coooakln tap. Day much ai they always have. tinea th* and of World War II, They go to church, open their praa* American serviceman have opened ants and bava a big family dinner. their mss* halls and recreation Sometime* R to th* only family r*room* In German orphan* and un­ unlon of ft* whole year. derprivileged children lor Chriat* Th* traditional main diah at mas partial. Some American units dinner la goos* but aoma prefer also play host to refugees from carp. Th* meal usually Include* a tha East Military pollc* units tol­ loaf.* h a p a d, sugar-coated eake led and repair toys to glva Ger­ filled with raisins, almonds and many youngsters. candided lemon peel. In turn, many German famMer Invlt* American serviceman to Tad Atkinson wit] be after hi* spend th* holiday with them. In West Germany, currently en­ fifth Hialeah Jockey title when h# joying a boom, everyone expect* rid** during the 40-day masting th > Christmas will be tba beat In opening Jan. 17. many year*. • . i RU5HT Where Are They? Most Slay Put In Same Places By CHARLES MERCER N*W YORK un-A fellow ENJOY Zoutmer replied: 'They’rg Just about where they wero.’* Toia game of "Whom are they now” ' wa* occasioned by the fart that Murrow will conduct his 100th Person to Person interview pro- 9M TH D A Y S OF THS American M ajor Acts As Cupid For 2 Koreans Sentimentally, Christmas to Rie yaar’a No. 1 *v*nt for Germanspeaking people*. Mtny af the yidatlda euatom* war* origlaalad by their ancaatora Reputedly, M was to Germany that Nm Uaa af a Chriatmaa traa atartad. As for tha German yeungar gentoatiea, Renta Claus makes two O FF T H E PKODUCTJOlAJ U M S bdUMC-Mi PrtMfrtl, EncycbpafJht MhommU* ra, from whieh h* wa* rraduatwMkbigh honors tn I860. Tba H O L ID A Y Franklin 17. Rnnsevvlt, with more than 12 years In nffic had the longest presidential a.lmlni.-'ration. William Hrr—y ll.irrl n, \\'m svrved one ninnlh, had II ■ si •;(<• •. (hut has only ona wlf >7. S> have Supremo Court Justice William O. DoiiRlas and lienee Je.mmirio. A few gencreh and the 1‘ o havo retired, but others In aria, politic' and the world of enurtjinmrnt are still running along liko Tennyson’s brook. In fart, there’* an Interest­ ing trend toward i renter »iieco<« roads line* Person to Person after you appear on Person to looked In on them, there has been I Person. Krishna Mcnon, Ethel only one divorce—that of Fleur and Waters, Lilli in Gish, Lrnlo K<»Gardner Cowles Only two have vacks are a few of those who hive died—Walter White, president of enjoyed upswing* In politic notice. th* National Association for the David Sarniff, who was merely Advancement of Colored People, president of HfA v en inter­ and Imogen* Cora’s hush*rid Kit- viewed, Is now 11 iirman of the hert Burton. board. Geor •■ V nv, 1, v There have been quit* * few merely president < the AKL, Ls marriages sine* a visit bv Mur- now president of the AKL-flO. row: Eddla FUher to Debbie Rey­ | fhi It goes. It seems th it famous nolds; Jayne Meadows to Steve peopla generally lust pit;1; ahng Allen , , . Mohammed All, Pakistan at the same J"h wh.lc living In the now has lien vdvo* Instead nf one. same hmi** with the same wife Groucbo Marx has married .again ami gel f.nnouser and tomotiser. Fwitrerland I* among tho coun* iri.-i that havo acquired merchant ’ i ts sinco W eld War II. Other* , >• Liberia, Ireland, C< sta Rick anl Ecuador. . . . 13 THE \ OUR I’ ll AK.MACJSTSl m otto o f Bring tout praa ertntion to e a r slillrd ohanna> el its for correct compounding. FAUST’S DUUG STORE r P. 0 . _______ Phon* 10R year after greduatlm ht bream* principal of Hiram Collevv. and in 18G1 bveama a lawyer, lie was among tha first to volunteer it* Uio Union Army, and sarvad with atich distinction that be roao to .the rank of major c ntral. Itwoa nt Lincoln** sugRttlton that ha rviiancd hi* commission to aarva politically. 1. Ho svna e!co*‘.d to tho HoUao of Itepresentntlvss In IKdS, and to the Scnato In 18H0, th>■ iiamo yi ar the Republicans nominated him for PrtsidunL Ho was altcUj rd in March 11*81 and was fatnllyl wounded July I, 1881, while tu>] route to a Williams Collego com­ mencement. Uedlud September lit. ■tor end Prantdent — only to d ia of aa aaaaiain’a bullet within six months of his assuming tha Tria* idenay. Next to William Harrison, who died tn office after serving only on* month. Garfield’s term was the shortsat of any of th* President*. Garfield toft home at th* ago of III to become a helper on a canal boat, driving the horots along (ha towpath and acting an drrlJiand. Ho eavad his money and later atitared William Col- YOUR York home of columnist Leonard L o n '. St at* tie* ara always deceptive, N t mJr»,r ym, c.,n eercludo *,.mo tiling ah*jO>*thc iivea of tho fam 0ui and ;v*ar lammia In America MOTORING HOLIDAY SPECIAL KRTK1 fln C X BRAKE ADJUSTMENT ALL TIRES C D C K VBOMT END A LIE NMENT CHECK WINDSHIELD WIPERS COOK DRITHfO LIGHTS S a le ENOW THAT YOUR CAR WILL GIVE YOU THE COMFORT AND ABSURANCR OF SAFETY 'AND RE LAXATION FOR T H E ----------- — “GET IW B tl AND BACK SAFELY" P r ic e LLc U ‘esa a regular dry Loo, or to TAP WATER for u*» as • mea JrosL Dun up to lVfr hour* o a i f i Joy! Steam k accurately dLsuftmc o v e r entire aoleplate. Perfectly bt nnetd. Tin yertip ternjx-raturwCOOU ^fvc$ correct home. A pleosatxv so an A IV e e A / O P E N E V E R Y E V E N IN G U N T IL 9 '0 0 P .M , “ YOUR FRIENDLY DODGE DEALER" r* t I___1 �•* s Victory M ajor C reated mart' alace a dispute laat pear arer par­ ticipation to a Peoaoceie Negro team to the atata tauraamaat. l i p charter aad bylava to toe aav argaalaatteu are vlitdhlly toe tame at thaao to the Little League, membera laid, except they uero localised to ault statewide aeeda. Negro toame are aot mentioned.* George SaHsasa, SI. Paten burg rejection to took P »- gtegaKAM tottoto ■MaIVyg W il PTlVHull. He aald tba aav group vaatad to ergaalaa a bateban program far boys 0 to IS ea a Kate bails tostead, to a aatiaual bails. Pe(W loborts, Miami cupertoteadent to roereetiea, vaa aamed oners! to “ 0011010 proposals" ♦toe proaidaut aad Jartl Puryear, bkb too players had iveylauily St Petenburg roeroatlav director, ibmltted to the magnates. At secretary-treasurer. iter annual viator meetlag la Elected directors to the eight hleaga last veek, tha magnates district* Include: District g, W. L. ally tamed doaa all the players' Prater, Tallahassee; I, Lawtoa aporltert auggesUons. Swan, I t Petaraburg; V, W. I . The pit yon were particularly te­ Peek, Wert Pain leach; t, Pete nsed beer Uw failure to the earn- •aborts, Miami. rs to hermit them to haee repiseatatom durteg negotiation* Br aav OoMract affoetteg taieeiileu \ i the World Series aad att-ltar tsrnu. 'The player* also deplored me owner*’ refusal to Increase the klalmuii-salary from tba surreal uata. At a meetlag to the M club repmeatatlvea la Lewla' ofAeo yeerday. * e players anaalmoualy Hided; that they could art go t e l ilth too rejection by too If,ON te If,Mb. I These two proposals w « be reibmltted ter consideration when is owners convene again Feb. 4. Asked what the players might 9 if they encountered further reual, Feller and loberta decHeed 1 speculate. “The Indication," aald Feller, te Cleveland Indian*' veteran ghtbandcr, "la that tha players IgM taka atom steps If the awn- Wisconsin Reports Big Game Harvest For Celebration m O F M O H /tW PMBUT MB +COKMP 3 * PO/MT+ 3N A T C H P gO MiBOUMPB, AMP MAD 8 AB9/0T0. STO K E * CM TMt A o ch m stt h ; t u ** & * * , vm o* MAV/M3 0 * g OA xo val fiMBATOMAL AXeSMAMM 9PABOMS Mf TM* gtBTOAV OA TM£ AFATtOMAL 0A3MBTBALL ABOOC/AT/OM m iustaeyti&. " is e s & s i to AT# FOMtCBAArroMAL MVtTATtoM Ttxmutr MMAMCA 10 S en iors R eso lv e To B eat O klah om a two special pest-eesiee hunts ea wildlife management areas contin­ ue until Jaa. 1. Wisconsin's pre­ vious season record vaa fat, set late year. During the t! years. Wisconsin has continued to set tha pace la the growing sport, sharing some boners with California aad Michi­ gan. AA T1 counties aav are open far dear hunting during a M-day season, there are poet-season huata to apodal areas and tha bow Is legal we spaa ter ether game right along with shotguns and rlAet. la total number to hunters, aad also lor total kill. Michigan has claimed the national lead in recent years. Together, Wisconsin aad Michigan Iconsa mors than ei.een bow hunters. Hist's a quarter of the nation's total, but more than half the states now offer apodal bow hunting privileges, so tha per­ centage may not last long. W Owner Of New Hejor League Hark For First Bosemen -Feller did not explain what bo caputeo Jim McOetrs sag Bushy scant by “ stem steps," but Hab­ Pools hopt Spring Mm’a adteaaa its, tha Philadelphia PhUties’ manawoatef vafi. goat righthander, said: "We probably w d have a state heat to make after tba owners' 'ab. 4 meeting.'' Then ho sdded sickly, almost under his breath: Wa hope we don't have to." la a Joint statement, tba players Sid: “ Tba coat to Uviag, accordig to government figures, has Inraaacd 44 per cent since 1M7. The vaers claim them is only a small arcontago to players who aav m> Cardinals To Kaap Coach R. Richards; Astiitant Rasigni Janos beaded the third basemea for the third straight year with JM. Bchoondtenst topped tha secend basemen far the forth time with .Ml while Beaks was Uw beet flaldlai shortstop with .FT*. Eddie Mlksle, a converted Infielder, wee the leading defensive outfielder with M l , edging Brook, lyab Duke Raider, who flalabed wHk J M Tba best fleldteg "battery" was Aady lemtelck to Phlladalpblg aad Alt Fowler to Cincinnati. The vet. eraa Ramtelek paced the catchers with JS4 white Fowler led the arteben with a perfect l.eto white headllag 41 chances. 19 i n ou u t f t f t i t e SMI aad Blchmcvd The A M tcbM M n kaoakad off VM1 SS-M to a SautoDonovan P ra iid a n t, Thl*. very dcflalSey, must k 1 tra Cantoriste game. ■meklya'a yetr. Waakiagtaa'af St Loaia auTThe Flatbush victory influence U1 prlaod Caalalua SMS aad St Jee- O f S aali Boll Club •AN PIANCISCO (I - I m p extending south to North Cerellaa, oph’a (Pa.) kaoekod VUleaova where Uw tall, talented Tar Kaal from tba unbeaten raaka SS-TS. Par* Dmovsa, Arat player arer to Ml basketball team la showing evi­ duo adgad Loyola ad Chicago SMS a regular eeaaaa hope rug a d a# dence of becoming ene te the cr4- oa D « Thurahacg’a Jump abut to Sea fraadaco loaia Medium, tm logiato powers. tba lad IS s s a a s d a . laaotea Praak McGuire, tha N.C. coach, tripped Tesaa ASM TS-at la a termer I t John's el Brooklyn North Caroliaa baaated Ha tretatoalor. Laaato Roeoablulh, tba ago to ■ potato a g a a i aa the * Mere recently he's bee* presi­ taam'a high acorar, played high looU-g Qulgg aad Jerry Vayda comdent te the calUantie beaebaH acbaol ball to Irooklya. Saphamora pleated laeeahluth’a output artth League. sensation let Qulgg gad forward Deuovaa a u e c e o l a Daman Pato Iraaaaa ala* some Crop Miner, tba Seals roeeetty were Irooklya. McGuire’* lad* have won thair flrat faur gamaa this aaaaoa, hard­ ly working ap a aaoat , Laat Bight, Alabama, tba Batten's sixth-ranted taam, waa mowed dowa to-T7 by North Carallna’a hlgh-power attack. It waa Alabama’e Aral defeat to tire starts. Jteeenbluth drappad to M potato. la other gamaa, second-ranked North Carolina State routed South Carolina M t Dayton swamped Idaho SMI. U Sallo dafaated Le­ famous Bclatr stud am epaasd. "Wo wlU make a definite anhauacomeat around 4 p.m. tf at aQ possible," said John W. Lode•US one to tba esacutars to the ae­ tata to William Woodward It. “ Then agate It might bo necessary te consider the bids at tome length before wo reach a decision." C L O S IN G O U T J A M M U N ITIO N * 1 2 G l . M»i m >...w » W M .,„w » I I G a . _____________________ W S b ra la in M - •w 20 G a . . . —....I ......... UW, 1 .8 7 b o x - l l l t o x 4 1 0 G a . ee*ee«e*.**M*e*e#.eeee Ludewlg said tha executors have tba right te refuse any bid. “ We don't oven know how many bids have been made ter Nashua or the other racing stock," he said last algbt. Mrs. Titus Haifa to Chicago said aba had made a bid ter Nashua but declined to say ter how much. Various syndicates, including one beaded by John W. Hancock to Ualngton, Ky„ also have bcea re­ ported to be interested la purchas­ ing tha big sen to Nasrullah. m- Mteteg roar's team ta the ntaa CHICAGO im-TW Chteagn Car­ maaoas ho baa boon at Maryland.' dinals win retsta hesd coach Bey but added. “ I lincerely mean B.“ BJchards ter tttd at a salary In­ ago, the eale la divided into four Tbo mutual aipect to aa aptl- crease but one to hie assistants, categoric*: ( !) Nashua; (t) nine mUtte toothsn coach stems from Oils Deuglas, hat resigned. other race bars** and 11 yearl­ Jim's dasira to attract spectator* Walter WoUaar, Csrde’ meaag- ings (3) 14 broodmares, including te Maryland's rather poorly at- teg director, aaid that Douglai. Segula, dam to Naihua, and 14 tended home game*. former Arkansas hesd.ecsch and weanllnga and (4) the entire rac­ Sen. Mmroney (D-Oklal. c guest tackle with the champion Phils- ing stable, taetedlag Naahua, and at last night's banquet la honor to dtophla Eagle* In IMg-to, waa breeding sleek la cm partial*. Uw nadefoated teetbaB aad La- quitting to ceaalder a head coach- Woedward'a Interest la two stal­ eroaaa teams, said ha noted that teg Job with aa aaidtntlAcd East­ lions. Nasrullah aad the P-yoar^old me to the University to Maryland ern college. Douglas' contract m- Amblorla, am aot Inducted la tha Board to Begente membera had pima Do*. 31. sate. Neilhor la tba MM-acm Belbeta Introduced as "Uw mpreaea. The Cards bad a 4-M National air Stud farm te Maryland. tativ* to feotbaU da the beard." Football League record this sea- Natbua has beta valued at •ay"All to our mgoata at Oklahoma •ea, their beet slaee 1IM. wham between a half a mtttaa aad ropmamt fotoball," Moarmwy said. "Biebarda deflaitelr will be the Cardtaala' coach ta 1MC, add with Darrell Floyd, who averaged a raise ta salary," said Wntfear. M.P points per game far Furman "Wa warn very happy vtth Uw Jab Untrsreity test eoeaon, Jo bach ha did fltia aeaaea." tor hie senior yter of boikethol) Tba Card* Monday algntd vytcompetition ta Uw Southern Con- •ran player Cbartey Trippi aa an fereaco, acacb. J>ath«r Hunting LIMITED STOCK SO— H U R R Y -H U R R Y -H U R R Y iresfotte Michigan State’s Jerry DePrate, a star to the ittg basketball team. R EG U LA R SEA SO N OPEN S L D EC . 26th At Larry, vtw vtn gto a aprtag fetal vtth the Chicago Cube, etawlrt M peeeee tor Tbd yards vtth Atebeme gridmea te INC. ’ Flannels , Rayon Split TaiL r i n a - !,r # i r s - f) ',gP v, lA4'nASotJWW * n i 1% I :k 1 �% THE SANFORD HERALD Soil Bank Plan Called By Shuman CHICAGO <#-The beau of tha aatlon'a largest farm organisation called for a ami bank plan that would ba part of tha flexible farm priaa aupport program. Chartaa B. Shuman, president of tha Aaariean Farm Burrau Fedaratioa. made tha suggestion at the federation's annual meeting. Tha "aoll bank” idea haa .been proposed aa a meant to help aolve tha praaant problem of Increasing aurpluaaa and declining prices of farm products. The "bank" device would taka a number at acres out of produc­ tion for the market and put them Into aoll-building crops. The “ banked" acres — those taken out of cash crop production — would be rented by the govern­ ment. One feature eontidered at the meeting would be to make the rental payments In surplus com­ modities instead of cash. Shuman, In a prepared speech, said tha “ soil bank" plan could make the surplus situation worse “ If It merely p.ives to be a means of pumping more federal money into our agricultural plant." He added: “ Neither this nor any other acreage adjustment plan can be effectivb ta shrinking our over­ expanded agricultural plant unless It Is accompanied by a gradual adjustment in price support from a price-fixing device to a pricesupporting mechanism. . 'The soil bank program should be a part of the flexible price aupport program rather than a sub­ stitute for it." CHAPEL HILL N C . to-George Rarclay who earned All America h< ners as a guard a tNorth Car­ dins but couldn't win enough House announced Jointly yesterday that Barclay' sthreeyear contract, which expires Dec. 31, will not be renewed. At the seme time, Barclay's four assistants were'dismissed, leaving TMi WINOUtMlB of thstr car partially shattered by a bullet, Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. Ilatfleld, of Loa Angelea, and their daughter Linda, S, try to figure out who fired at them and why. Hatfield, a railroad fireman, said he waa out for a holiday drive with hla family when a ear passed at an intersection. He recalls seeing s sudden flash and a bullet glanced off the dashboard, slightly injuring Mrs. Hatfield in tbs neck and burning Ltnda'a tempts. (International) POTTED P LAN TS Larea pattsd polnssttas, chrysanthemums, fresh flawer*. n • 7 Varieties Northern Apples 3 lbs. 2ftc • Pure Apple Cider $|.15 gal. BOTTLED GAS $ 6 .0 0 PER 100-I.B, CYLINDER NO INSTALLATION CHARC.E SA N FO RD G A S C O New. Regulations Issued A t FSU TALLAMAMKI »to-Th# hoard af Contra! announced Tuesday that in the fwfnr* Florida high school (raduatea must stand In th« upper thre*-fifths of their claaa to b* admitted to tod University af FlsrIfc n*4 FUrU t BUto University. ^ r . Bnewt rd Culpepper, naacativs eerreUry af the beard, re­ leased to* ruling which waa made By the totem*!varsity Oemmlttes sn taatrwettena Um the beard to tight** admittoad* eapulattons. The beard deereed • gUffealag af rcqult—i t to to help meet the problem e« avgraravdlag at to* two unieerilUas. Dr. Celpepper laid that student* 4 M d ‘ emphtili* in their high •cheat fpeframi to* fallowing sub­ ject*: tngUsh, teeial studies, math­ ematic*, isrsifn languages and the ■aturtl gelenees. High eehsol graduates wh* do ant meal the new standards may apply tor egnalderttlen. Dr. Culpsoner laid. He said Hist to thee* esse* appileatiMM win ha tensidered aa am todlvidMl basis with perseasl fmerviewe, * a student's svsr-ill high asheal racer! recommendsttosu af toa high aehaat principal and a ipvlew to axamtoattona the way open fer nil aueetstar ta nam« his owa ataff. Barclay, who cam* har# la 1MI a aiatitant ta Carl Bnavaly and took ovar as head coach when Snavely waa fired at the end of that season, posted an 1MB-1 rec­ ord in his three years. Speculation Immediately cen­ tered on Maryland Coach Jim Tatum as Barclay's successor—al­ though university officials l*al*t that no successcr has been dis­ cussed. Remember — have plenty o f Coke on hand for 4 Christmas. It’s the one, Parrish Acquitted Of Beating Man drink you know . . . t~. - r . .. f . GAINESVILLE (to-Le amon L. Parrish, former supsrlntsndrnt *f the Gainesville State Road Camp, was acquitted Monday of violating civil rights of prisoners by beating them. A federal court Jury freed pirn after deliberating one hour and ten minutes. Ten prisoners or former prison­ ers had testified fairish best them between MM and IMJ Parrish. 43, admitted striking soma prisoners but denied any severe beatings. He said when he hit one he had to do It to qeull disturbances and Insubordination or to “ defend myself and others.** Two former guards, O. Clyde Markham and Albert Bellot, are still under Indictment in the best­ ing eases. It wts not indicated whether they will h* called to trial. your guests will welcome* JuvMilo Judge gives Sentences To Teonege Group A Juvenile Cabinet of Light! G et E xtra Coke F o r The H t TH E SANFORD C O C A -C O L A BO TTLIN G COMPANY �/ * - Alt wad* load to Sanford thli Waak.wftji torn eominc In by plane, trait,.earjuki 'fto aKlier watch the Mayfair jtnirrtw * ■ the aWMfnaa or to taka, part fn the riuunent that la bainv played here. of tha 4 4 ,4 r R* M J th# U l t and s n q OS i n f weak, thousand! H iuuaaiw a win bare to follow their favorite golfer around, tha course and to keep up with* the memos as they are posted. ' w >f)| addition, thousands upon thousands 'are'reading of tha trend of events In news* piper sports pages of nearly every newspapi^g^ef.vthe country. TMs waMr, tha ayea of the nation’s sjxxrts f- wfHd la focused upon action in 8anford, o f the day, and tha visitors turn there after they have enjoyed their favorite sport for the' day. Sanford la on top o f tha world now and attention has bean directed toward ua. It !e our Job, throufh working toftther, that will keep thoaa ayea turned our way throufhout the year and from year to year. u v t h a Mayfair Inn 115,000 PGA Open has sBeaeme a bjrword with golfers ahd afllhds* yarn Everywhere. And When they read of y'utfiprta aach golfer will play in the tourna* itilwV the first word ,to reach them la San* Don’t try to push your way through tha alow moving Christmas traffic through tha downtown business area. Folks are looking for a parking space or trying to decide Just whera to shop as they ride by. Start a Uttle earlier toward your destination or use an* ether route. 1 . . , ............................ ir.< — <“ The tournament, planned, aftd brought to r'Bknford by tho Mayfair Inn, Its owner Her* . see Steneham and the manager, Frank Ma­ han* Jr* la a windfall of publicity for our • • Settle O f Policies Laodi To Rotifffiing O f Ro m o ic I U e d a r • It's nice to aaa tha temporary change of population from round about to the May* fair Inn’a Seminole Country Club, There’* definite proof that a lot of people era Inter* aated In golf but don't taka an active part in tha sport • • .• e e • Thera are a lot of familiar faces in San­ ford this week. Horace Steneham, BUI Bignay, Carl Hubbell, A1 Dark, Sam Snead. k J 3 * s r tha time being, and perhaps from Mika Souehak, Jim Turnooa, Ed Furgol, now on, Sanford will beeomt known a* one Doug Ford, Frank Stranahan, and many, many others. They look good in pictures jJ fC J S f. ,th^ .W f c r ' -* that you eao on tha -sporte page o f your [ Ugkta that Hava baan turned,on at, paper, but they look mueh better as .visiters right hart among ua. • I ' The Sohfoid Herald l.* L 0 # You ean practically pick your night to attend a good program of Christmas music halng presented in on* of Sanford’s churches, schools, or civic meetings. These many lingers spend hours perfecting their parte in well planned programs. They are to be commended for their effort*. * * * Th* unfortunate aceidant on 17-93 near Laka Minnt* Tuesday night scares us. A ^motorist caanpt be. too earaful when he Is driving from one place to another, regard* lesa o f the highway you’ra on or the tima of .day you'ra traveling. Tha coat in suffering cannot be estimated. Thursday, December 15,19&5 ] TODAY’S BIBLE VERSE ‘ . *The Lord hath appeared of old unto me, Baying, Yea, I haw* loVed thee with an ever* lasting ioyar therefore with'loving klndneea have I drawn thee.” -*JeremUA.81:a You ean keep up with your commupltv in two ways by reariinf articles that appear regularly In The Sanford Herald. Your City Charter appears daily and will advise you on how your City should be operated. And the Seminole County Records will keep you up to date aa to what la happening through­ out your eounty. iA/nat W ill Give Boom More Zip? IISW. Y O U ' te-What win give it boom taemied tip ia lSSST rat it bs stm greeter ipendieg f the average family, by gsvstnm l bp beslaesa? n e a r willing to atlek out thetr three month* ef next year this poll, bars laid.they thought time* la the boominl IMS period. would be a* good next year a* Coaiumef 1pending will atm be this. by far the greatest prop t* the Early lait summer, however, economy. At present they are however, consumers were aaping *JL*“ J * 1* they expected to apmd more than « & ^ s b s Si Q S ssy jsrs-S 'S a , r * - .< - ' < ' .< j ( 4 i FIRST DAT OF JANUART.'AII property except stacks ad |M fa ware* and merchandise akal] be January of tha year which the HM iM M t Is au<«, sad at) per­ sonal property ceoaidered aa goods, wares and merchandise commonly know as stack la trade, ■hall he aaaeeaed at the vahtetiea te bo bated upe* the avamga valuation of such eteek ad geeda, wire# and «er*headlae er steak In made, aa held er owned ever a farted of .twelve saeathe m t pm* ceding the first day ad January of tha year for which the lessee* meat it made. Section Sf. A S S E S S M E N T ROLL, WHEN TO IB U ADI UP AND COMPLETED; NOTICE OP 1NCEEA8E IN ASSESSED VAL­ UE; HOW NOTICE REEVED. The City Tax Attestor ehsll mak# ay and complete the tax aueisment roll end submit the eamo te the City-Commission aa an agulHas* lion heard on the first Mondap sd July er aach year. Prirtded, hew aver, should the va|ue ef any m l or pereonel property be tncrmssd ever the prevleut year’s eaaeae* meat by the aiseeeor, Mid amea j h f ’ihan ftvs m l owner er *gtn» rmtlfe of rich Increased, M M W mint designating. therein, tho ttae and place ad the meeting ad tha •quatiution Board, U which each aeseiement shall ba preeented. Auch notlca that) be by smiting ■aid notlca to the taat known place ef recldeace ef said owner er agent, or.bg publishing Mid n«Uo| In a newipaper puhtUhad la 1M City of Banford three ttmea aria* to the date ef said meeting, nth noUea shall ba- made er gtvg at least to days pf tha martlag el ■aid equlllMtlon Board. Beetlon TO. OMITTED PROPERTV. RE-ASSESSMENT. If the As* B EA D E D S W EA T ER S The full-fashioned neck sad alaeve# Af theas h)-bulk orion sweaters make for gaooth fitting sad comfortable wearing. Elaborately sparkling with Jewels, or tastefully trimmed with elegant aimpll* LA D Y M A N H A TTA N B LO U SES �s O . • v . '— RfeKrekoiFi Honor Gleaners Class Has Turkey Miss Thelma Rolls At Annual Banquet Dinner In Annex O n Tuesday Socialfco a n iA $110 Gift It Given D A R H e a rs By Fidelit Clast SH S Triple Trio As Annual Offering A ttft i f f l l * w i fteen Vr the Ftotlla Clan af the Pint Bapt­ ist Church U th# annual Lattla V am Christmas Offering far Foreign' Missions at the meeting and Christmas party af the elata which was haM at tha home of Mrs. K. A. Williams an Valtnrla Drive an Tuesday arming with .Group thraa aa boat#****. Mrs. T. E. Caspar Jr. presided aver tha business session and tha devotional, firm by Mrs. J. M. Maya, was talian from Data Crane Refers' hook, -My Spiritual Diary". Plans ware made to sand a Christmas has te a former member wha la In tha hospital. Tha meeting was preceded by a aerated dlth topper which was •erred buffet style. Individual tables decorated with candles and pyreeanthta berries were act up In tha living ream and an tha worth.'J* tha living roam stood a large, beautifully decanted Christ* was tree, under which gifts giru were placed be members aa they en­ tered. Later In tha eetnlng a gift •sthange was mode with mem­ bers standing In n elrcla while Mre. D. K. WeNab played tha plana. Gifts ware taken from un­ der tha tree and passed around the circle and tha parson hold­ ing tha gift whan tha musle stop­ ped kept tha gift. A gift of a lovely stole and gloves was presented to Mrs. F. Z . Gatchel. teacher ef the clast. Those enjoying tha parlr were Mr*. Gatchel, Mrs. John T. Brady. Mr. McNab, Mrs. Moye, Mrs. 8. J. Brooks. Mrs. O. P. Wads; Mrs H. M, PeareeM Mrs. Harold Darla.1 Mrs. Vsmon Davis. Mr*. C. 8. Sheppard, Mrs. W. R. William, Mrs. 8, C Graham and Mrs. C. J - DsBerry. Also, Mrs. I. C. Citridrs. Mrs. Alton. Gunter, Mra. Cooper, Mra. 1. P. Garner, Mrs. John Roger*, Mrs. J. P. Whitaker. Mra. Mes­ senger, Mrs. 8. P. Griffin. Mrs. H. S. Cordsll. Mra. Carl Moss. M rs., Guv Bishop, Miss Mvrtla Wilson and Miss Lorana Frank­ lin. TWimnAt OE8 Chapter Na. I wilt meet at tha tyw oto Malt at I f . - a . The Daceahar Meeting af tha Plnecreit P-TA will be a short Christmas pagesnt featuring all ths children of ths school. It will h* held in th* school auditorium at 7:30 p. a A t Regular M eet Ihe regular monthly meeting of th* Still* Harrison Chapter DAR met at th* home of Mrs. F. E. Boll with Mr*. A. C. Benson and Mrs. I . M. Ho* as co-hostesses. Mrs. H. W. Rucker, regenl, preslad. After the ritual and usual ppening ef th* meeting the group sang several Christmas carols wilh Mrs. F. E. Roumillat at the piano. Mra. Roumillat presented Miss OUle Reese WhllUe who presented the program. The Triple Trio from the high school delighted the group with many and colorful songs. Those taking part were Miss Nancy Cash. Mils Yvonne Cullen, Miss Bobbie Crutchfield. Miss Iris Caus­ ey, Miss Nancy White, Miss Pat Harrington, Miss Kaye Jenkins, Miss Sylvia Price, Miss. Lois Barineau, and Hiss Carol* Null, Boutin* business was transacted tnd tha guests were invited into he dining room where Mrs. Rucker pound tea. Those present were Mrs. Merlam Russell, Mrs. A. W. Lee, Mrs. H. W. Rucker, Mrs, 8. Brown, Mrs. Ralph Leonard, Mrs. Mary Sue Compton, Mrs. A. R. Key, Mrs.' C. Park, Mra. Edmond Melich, Mr*. K. St. Claire While, Mrs. B. Ben­ son, Mr*. Hoe, Mrs. W. If. Tunnlrllffe, Mrs. P. P. Campbell, Mrs. G. D. Bishop, Mrs. William Green, Mrs. F. Ballantyne, Mrs. Raymond Smith, Mrs. George Wakefield, Mrs. Brewer and Mri. Roumillat. Mimosa Circle Gets Thank-You Letter From TB Patients The Mimosa Circle nf !h* San­ ford Garden Club held Its December meeting at the garden bam in Eua* lit with Mrs. Rsy Peck and Miss Kay Henninger as hostess and eohoitess. • Mrs. Lilian Wallis estled, tha session to order and the Lord’s Prayer was repeated in unison. A letter In appreciation from the hemnnle TR patients In Ihe sanitarium for Ihe Thanksgiving turkeys which (he elrcla mads for their trays was read. Pulura plans for this project were discussed after Ihe meeting was adjourned a sandwich sack lunch ua* enjoyed along with cooklea •ltd coffee. Mlia Harris, owner of Ihe ham, gave an Interesting as well as ed­ ucational talk on thin first Christmas Irep which was n Palm. A surprise present of small palm tree* was then given esrh member of Ihe circle. Misa Harris alio gave in­ structions. Everyone "had a good lima." Spotlight O n Hollywood HOLLYWOOD UR - Caa a big league basabsD player and a movie aetrsae adjust their ciraers tor a happy aarriga? * Lucy Martov sad A Ora ceariaead they eta ............ -faced is tha " She stardom by Csiuahia sad la datog her first ausieal rato apposita Frankie Lain* to "Ho Dirt Laughing." Andy jg a New York Yaska* tofielder. . "Wa'ra.aattata aa eta ww a w scbadela* ta ha together af tha tiaM," said Lucy hatwaaa i t toe. "Right mom I’ m working while Andy ta buatfeg Wa gaa each /other at *'ta Marph, Aady will have ta ga ta 8L Petersburg far spriaf traia* tog, aad I ptoa to g* w *i him. tt mb hall ha living to Km York UI Octphar, aad 111 ha there too. I coai* ant la Hollywood wheuaver .tha stadia *ttta m* tor a General Auxiliary Announcements Made At Gathering t r i e 8 X * r o ftD R f t A m Thom. Pee. 15, Catholic Woman's Club Gives BaSque Mr*. Harry Cushinr and Mr*. Miss Thelma Rolls, state presl The Gleaners Class nf the First ol iRer the supper. Group sinttng dent of the Rcheksh Assembly Baptist Church met Tuesday night was also enjoyed with Mr*. Willie If. E. Tonke were en-hnsirsse« no Th# Catholic Woman’* Club t afternoon for th- Dee. made her official visit to Semlnola In the annex with hostesses Mr*. Pippin and Mr*. It. II. Newman, Monday . . All Souls Church held its Decembc Catherine's Rcheksh Lodge Number 43. recently Aralie Barinrau, Mr*. C. C. Me- leading. New members were also r t nr , , 1 meeting at the Yacht Club In Ih xtllary ef when ■ banquet was held in Me* Manus. Mrs. Susie Bell Cleland and Introduced. h*p,fr * A" form of a Christmas Party. Holy Cross Churrh. which w» held Ktnlry Hall in her honor. More thin Mrs. Harrison Carter. | During Ihe business session Mrs. at th* home of the former In The room wa* beautifully decor: 33 member* and 13 visitors were A turkey supper and all Ihe trim- H. Rucker presided. The members ted featuring the Christ child I 1-oeh Arbor. present: a crib In the stable. There was als mings was enjoyed by the group. voted to help a needy family for Mrs. Cushing, rhaptrr president The hall was beautifully decora­ Mrs. Feed Myers, teacher, return­ Christmas. Also It was asked by a Christmas tree tinder which th conducted the dsvntionii In the ted with Christmas colon and with ed Thanks. The room was llghtad Mrs. A. J. Peterson ftw person* to member* laid their gifts to he e> ahsrnre of Mr*. Ilenrv MrLau"n blue banquet books stamped wllh’by burnln| t i m i lnd volunteer to sew for Ihe new hos­ Jr. and also read an artlrle on the One nf Sanford'* well known changed. 5 , i a red rose bud. decorated In holly, polnsrttias and pital. Several game* were ptayrt m Flrat Christmas Carol (the Mann- J H « " « ■ bf,Jn< The honored guest was named a brightly decorated Christmas Mrs, McManus gave the devo­ Ifieatit "My Soul magniflm the hi« h h** and ignoring his friend* der (he direction of Mrs. Heir and the officers told. They are Mrs. Tree. acquaintance* as b* passes Constantine. Prires were wpn h tional Idling„ Ihe Christmas story_ lord and My Spirit rejoices in Nadine Slawter, vice president, The meeting do*, (indmy Savior" composed over!them on Ihe sjrrrt. He holds his Mrs. Elsie Menrndet and Mis Cindy May sang a Christmas ear- from theBible. Mr*. Fannie Spinks, Mrs. O. G. ed and an exchange of gifts wa* lOPO yeer* ago hy the mother head higher than has been his eua- Sarah Esterhy, tom and‘ seems ........................ lo he walking nn Wylie, Mrs. Blanch Palmeier, John ef Christ. " enjoyed. Carol* were sung hy lh# mem Hiety, grand master, and Mrs. Mrs. R. K. Peurifoy gave lh? d o l­ Mrs. R. rawja Key. promotion air, sea.— A n. a. according at ll 7 to one j of his ..Jfriends. H TIX Wlin ITH. JOSf pn llPrrfr her* with K Mr*. Joseph Derren Essie Cole, assistant marshall. ing prayer. chairman, reported that the Or- * ho finally stopped him and asked bjcbrr lt |h# p|,nn father Lyon Those enjoying Ihe oerasion were Undo Deanery meeting for mm for an explanation. Mr*. May Rubow acted as Inast was presented with a gift and Mr*. Rosalie Ifollomon, Mr*. Fred and women ha« hern Held in mistress and Invneatlon was given When the fact* became known, iphMtual hoquet. A donr prlth wa Myers, Mrs. L. H. Harvey, Mr*. J. Heal* with Mi** Carol Jtton- end it was simply a rase of Charlie won hy Mrs. R. A. Frank Jr. afte by Mrs. Norma Kyle. "The Lord’s Prayer." was sung by Mr*. Elolse The Dorcas Sunday Reboot Class Jackson. Mr*. IL W Ruckler, Mrs. Mrs. Joe Saunders representing Morrison, member of The Sanford which refreahmrnts were served b Pfetfsuf who was accompanied by of the Central Baptist Church. W. C. Rumbley, Mr*. A. Kendall.1Holy Cross Auxiliary. She also Herald advertising staff becoming Mrs. C. H. Walsh, chalrmaa. Mri Mrs. Bertha Snyder. Mrs. John Weaver teacher, held Mrs. Eva Couse, Mr*. T. A. Stiles, announced that Mrs. R. A. New­ a grandfather again. Born to hia W. O. Livingston. Mrs. Mary Bene Its Christmas Banquet in Ihe Mr*. H. D. Thomas, Mrs. M. N. man, Mrs. tV. If. Jacobs, Mrs. sort and daughter-in-law, tV. and ley, Mr*. D. E. Brubaker, Mri. WU Mrs. Mable Brown gave Ihe wel­ coming and introductions r.ere Churrh Recreational Hill Monday Cleveland. Mr*. R. C, Carrol, Mr*. T. F. Johnson ami Mr*. Ksy h sd .Mr, fharle* Morrison on .Sunday Hams Thnmaa, Misa Sarah East C. A Anderson Jr , Mrs. F. L. heen appointed a . th. permanent ' , f|rfmW)(, lt r fn ,lld Uluahlnn Hol. erhy and Mr*. Paul Rrefka. Th made by Mrs. Cote Mrs. Faty Cor­ T:30 p. m. visiting eommitle. for th. gener, , „ V, B entertainment and decorxiing com ley rendered a solo, "Count Your * Th* tahlrs were decorated with Dampler, Mrs. R. H. Falrelolh, *1 auxiliary. iirl who has been named U ri U t 1mlitre were Mrs. Heim Constant! Mrs. II. Newman, Mrs. A. J. white banquet doth*, rrdar, red Blessings". Several announcement, were h„ , rlni|mo,hw*. ne and Mrs. B. Rogers.. * A meeting was held following the berries, and red randies in crystal Peterson, Mr*. William Pippin, Mr*. brought from th# General Anvil _______________ _ J ’ v W. P. Rrooki Jr., Mr*. Myron F. candellabra. The Invited guests’ i> Now Ihe Charlie Morrisons have banquet In Ihe lOOF Hall which iary hoard which included the fnt was decorated wilh ■ Christmas table wa* centered with white Smith, Mrs. R, E. Peurifoy, Mr*. lowing: A gift of llit wHirh had tour grandchild*rn: Jack Charles, tree, poinsettlss and other season­ chrysanthemum*, fed hibiscus and W. B. Brinson, Mrs, Myrtle Moore hern sent to Gray Inn: An Invita­ Jr.: Cynthia, Martha Jay and Lori greenery and red candles In cry­ and Mr*. Damn, Mrs. M. V. Erhols, tion had heen received from tho Lee. Some menlinn should be mad* al plant*. stal candelabra. Mrs. J. F. Lewis, Mrs. A. J. Wolf- auxiliary nf St, Thnmaa Churrh, of (he mother of the four children:— Nnmlnallnn nf nfriceri was held er and Ihe host*****. The husbands nf the ladies nf Fusils, for its meeting on Jan. she is the former Harhara Rea Alvin Wright who ta att*ndin| at this lime. Two more solos wrre in at 2:^0 p. m. to hear Canon Jnhmlrnw of North Srituite, Mass, Georgia Military CotTejte will spent sung and Ihe Fast Noble Grands the Dorcas Class were Invited as guests. Christmas rarols were Markolskl, general chairman of and has a* her house guest, her tha Christmas holidays with hit and Vice Grands were honored. Christian Roeial Relations of the mother, Mr*. George W. Johndrow. parent* Mr. and Mra.'J, H The session closed In due form sung and gift* consisting nf toys The Norman d* V Howard Chap­ Diocese, apeak on mental health Wright. , with refreshments of cookies sod for the nursery were presented to ter UDC will meet Friday at 3 p. and the work nf the church at Ihe Church. coffee being served. Two In the family? Cook a J,W” . ^ V 1* ,\ M Those attending were the Rev. m. at the home of Mrs. Claude P, Chattahoochee.1' h.ie „» , r„ „ _ . . . . 1. 1,1. . |vice-president of lasmbda- Chi AlHerndon with Mrs. Zrb Bailiff as hslf package Of froien vegetable* | ph||j # , im rrwtrrnity. At the elose of Ihe business, ,._ n , . . , . i-™.. w l mi in m ii, »at Florid* riuim, and Mrs. J. W. Parham, Mra. John I State University. ||, is tha aol Weaver. Mr. and Mra. Jack Ben­ co-hoitess. The session wilt he pre­ Mrs. Amelia Noble, a guest of tha *' • sided nver hy Mrs. F. E. Boumtllat. chapter, gave a most interesting *'»• what is not ..ten of Mr, and .Mrs. J. C. Davis. ton, Mr. and Mra. R. I- Beard, Mr. and Mr*. O. G. Owen, Mrs. A Christmas program will be pre­ talk on the facts leading up to for a planned-over dish, Phvllla Nash. Mr. and Mr*. J. R. sented by Dirk Aim andk special the birth of Christ ID5S years Yna fan make plea of fruit eluded Mr*. W. H. Stewart, Mr*. Galloway. Mr. and Mrs. Charles guest* invited are Mr*. T. O. •Kn, An exchange aale was held al Agnes Cook, Mr*. John Gulesian, that's out of season It. you use B. Cole. Mrs. T. N. Dillard, Mr*. Brown. Orlando, past state presltha frnten variety, nut If It's al­ The Anna Miller Clrele met C. J. Wilkinson, Miss Geraldine dent; Mrs. C. D. Walker, Wlnler tha rinse nf tho meeting which ready sweetened, list only half Tuesday evening at Ihe Elk* Club Wilkinson, Mr and Mrs. H. E. Park first past vire president gen­ netted $10,fill. th* amount of sugar In your re* to make final arrangement* for MrSwain, Mr. and Mr*. Fred eral; and Mra. Mathews, Plymouth, Members attending and enjoying tip*. th* annual Christmas supper Yraekle and Mra. Joe Daniel. ths serial hour which followed In* third district director. which was held Iasi night for ittkmher* and their husbands. Mr*. James Blankenship con­ ducted the meeting as other hu*lness was transacted and committee reports were given. Present for Ihe aesslnn wrrr Mr*. Roy Chorprning, Mr*. Bill Livjngslon, Mr*. Titer J. Bukur 1J!) Mr*. Mnrrie Moses, Sir*. W. J Clarke, Mrs. Eddie Stout. Sirs fh G. Skates, Mrs. Martha J. Lange, Mrs. Mattie Thomas, Mrs James Via, Mr*. Wesley Barber Mr*. Mary Roeltger. Mr*. Irene Beautifully boxed, and ready Anderson, Mrs. Virginia Bower for gjvintr. Trimmed with sox, Mr*. B. E. Rogero. Mrs dainty lace on exquisite linen* Lowell Otler. Mr*. Richard Mapcs, Mrs. Gen# Waller, Mr*. Gordon Frederick, Mrs. Douglas Huskln. .Mrs. Harry Adair, Mr*. ‘Jgm ftj’ i Hoolehan,' Mr*. C. H. Stlfforti.T; Mr*. If. C. Dlshrow, Mr*. Greg Bliperelte. expands In fif an? Klnlaw, Mrs. Harry Kent, Mrs. fool. One aim for wttnirn. nna R. S. Rtllhlmrr, and Mri. James aim for rhildrrn. "Wash in Blankenship. ' B I R T H S Dorcas Class Holds Annual Banquet In Church Monday fi& A A o n a Chapter To Meet Anna Miller Circle Makes Final Plans For Christmas Meal HANDKERCHIEFS RIPONS ROBES HAPPY ANNIVERSARY Mr, Mra. Harare Com plan W Yeara the sink, nuirk as a wink." Lovelr rohea for at home wear, breakfast time In tha morning or bedtime at night, gha’ll lova tha eharm. tha eomfort. tha convenient* of our gift robes. Quilted, Cor­ elurn v. ftannel, nvlon and cotton. IU I • 919.81 Tomorrow night at the Monrna Rehoot thsr» will he a Christmas Program put on by the graduating class. Th# first thmagh the six grades will slug carols and Santa Claus wil| dlstrihuta gifts, Friday afterneon tha claaaaa’ wlU have private parties. i ■ ' AH member* art urged ta attend tba party whleh will taka place in tha auditorium. This is in th* place af tha regular F-TA meat- 11.50 • 11.95 BLOUSES % Topa on tha Hat in bewitchJ —_r kliiiaaMj at I'Tna 1 n k In blouses. foe In atvlca thnt ranr* from glamnroua to tha most tailored, Fine* 30-44. rayon, nylon, cotton and ■ I l k ,.............. 11.9* - 18.98 - i HAND BAGS l.usriou* amooth leather, auptln, velvet, cord* faille. AH ahnprs, matching colors ta com plete any outfit. 91.00 • 17.98 plua tax BELTS In soft pnstels, vivid colnra. neutral. Belt* by Spevera Sires to fit from tha smallest waist up. 11.00 - 92.99 GOW NS Our beautiful dreamera art fiat* _ t___ 1.. ao lovelv. we've -1___ii_ ahortlea, full •length gowns, nvlon gown am) robe sets, pajamas, bed jackets fust about anr atvla you rould want, Sixa 82 - 40, pink, blue, white. B sad Mafias. Is w**a ha's traveltag, n t i l t* Harry Caka (her 9*aa) set air.Tm wady to p la west,’ Tom hal say - I MS* P A N TIES There's many a alio here. «n dear to feminine hearts! 8<ja 82 - 48 to wash in a twink­ ling and wear for many a moon. 92.91 - 17.98 Tailored or real feminlna , brief or flare style, sizes and colors to suit anv one. Let our competent sale* heln, expertly guide you with vouf Christmas buying. SW EA T ER S You'va heard her hint she wants a sweater, bv Seri in . sis* 84-48. Choose her irift If frofn our big, varied collec* f tlon of axcltlnx sweater fashions, vour choice of colors, plain and fanev. . 94.88 . 110.98 r.y . {* L PRANK NOELL Jeweler l i t 8a, P A I S A Y R 1 . a . *.« iMtoAtoMtototoMtototomtoMtofto *, to'.*-,- 1%,’.^ . . < m riVrT f< ^/;.*,A*’’ •’» *■-. '* . - . - ^ 1 -----------— ^ _____ :-------------------- ------------------------------------------------- G i f t worth? nvlona, make g o o d atocklnx etuffer*. And we'va nvlona she told Rente ahe wants , . Rice 8Uj.lL By Mojud and KabaL 91.00 • 91.98 m '— �f i *rn ^ S ffiT T c58e*eoe7 I'M MAOV... 2 .1 1 7 9 4 0 / , 'jjtffSC wHwp flPMV u otu a ■uiutLautm PreHfcripthm (or Famtljr Harmon; gffUSStS, M ypJlB 4C K ,6un 't u v x a / about •W BPNIW Hom Of "th e Round Table" Find Sanford After Long Settrch fcfeecta of the ptoj it, workmen are tearing down a4i ter daylaadmirk, the freatl Bi 3th Street tram eeeaftL Itli aecreti "1 adver bullied the?land. Anybody;! t t n r loit my temper." Demolition, rccon*truetinn am Square. In its pitch, tta APS 7111 rebuild Library Hall, 1U headwayilneo iH» and may u&~10 more ter a that 711 font lafot to make way peer* to complete, ^ BuQdidf. at drnite pattern of i three million from Congrris JurlgIirdcni, to be budt hj to tho ColUi| on pfat lueceeiei, he will probi and Independence Ne< A. Arbe(lce eblr get about two-thlrda of thit. dlicovered Ho feela only om great dinppoint• menu Hie plag,to, hive the eomer q! .Ttb apd Market St*., where Legal Notltfc Thomee Jeffereon lived at tha time ho drew up the Declaration of Independence, nude a national ihxine waa rejected by Coagron. On* of a touring group of eon- IN l}Ei Adoption A* FA am*men. Inviitlgatiag the proM od. federal project, waa dtitineto f r«*incite• U ? l«ee If itQlmprdiMd when, the grohp ou era h»r»hr not cau l LuctBN natrrR ■ *PP*d at 7tb Alii Market. -NOFl VAI.cn IB BIUTH, Atm and Ernie W itt proprietor* of the Celerv City Grill on Marnolle Avenue are Sanferdlte*. not m*ie chance but'deliberate choice after two mmmeri anent tourlne the entire ktate. Nearly discouraged and ready ramatic Memorial Begins Rising Jp r t l b •• #A LtlfS l JLApSLFmA. « — A AH* j & jss m la a drab, emwmwn com mere til itrlcL ^almo»t forgotten and ailptd PklSdelphla ia an u t t about h ® si Cocktail Hear. I to 7:90 ’ Dance In the Bamboo Room wafl V t' 't Dinner from d:30 to Breakfaat Served From 7:30 til i t DIAM OND ou Haven’ t Lived firing tho Choice*! lichen, Chop* and Nc’lN G 4 m m Mb-r |rMH tin i L b-« tc. Juil one more town. "Somethtoj •bout the city rant i bell/* aald Ernie. "It’a, ■l|e..-neetne*l dad prevailing atmetphen eeemed W* right and 10 w* decided that thti rday night—10 to l and- Birbwjued Steaks % :r,AsnM' ENINO DINNERS FROM d.00 TO 10(66 minor. |kc d ou eh u r of Noon Lunches Dally ll:3 0 to 2;S0 Clootd Sundays in eorne of tha rettoration wh, Tha gMeral Federation of amende club*, for laatance, do- 8U d l > hobby of cooking, i o ‘4* p i t *1 natural a* ham-and-egge that thay go Into tha 'rcitaornit Celery City GHU 1AH year, tfioy have remodejed And enlarged ton aae. Since taking otar 0% in and dining roomL K Beautiful tik e ifoeroe, 1 Ml troigt|oniry, period decor, a prt3t m w under way. rhe American Phlloaophleal So- ttu a too* * .eh ch J A i. oppgrtuulty Ilf* FttATtttNitT ASSOcUtlON ii PAW A * t i c day! .when be weald have w»L r . A. Woifer, Proprietor GUAM HONbAV H it >1 M - V' �aw *w 4.jr>‘ ' } ''r r r r t y r r X 'r *r f » ; n « n . Sue. II. 1M rm SANRflD HRALO Additional Usage Farm ers C rim p in g B o o tle g s For Atomic Energy Found In Research 81 Kentuckians Boast O f Many Arrasts John Zeraet. arretted Stl times. FiUeager was net avaaahlo tor timet to I) comment. . ASHLAND, Ky, UP—Jim FiUen- WALTERS. Okta. UP — four ’’ badge-toting’* farmer* in southwestern Oklahoma aee throwing a crimp in Ihe state's bootlegging business. Cotton County Sheriff Rill Dyer CLEVELAND UT — Another new and his three assistants xxere "ju»l tise for atumir energy—sterilizing human hone fry use In transplant­ a bunch of collnn farmers" a yrar ing ha* been described. A spokrtman for Ihe University 4ft cases and that there ti "much of Michigan said researcher* there le s * inflammation afterwaids" i ave ilex dope,| a technique for compared with bone sterilirrd by treating hone with radiations from other methods such as heat. Kata told reporters about it dur­ radioactive cohalt prior tn grafting into a diseased or Injured person's ing the Nuclear Science and Engi­ neering Congress here. He said bedv. The technique Is designed In as­ that the work up lo now has been sure that hone kept in *'bone on a small research bast*. But he said the university re­ tanks" is free of harterial con­ tamination before use in surgery. searcher* have destined a pro Dr. Donald Kate, who .aid the posed instrument for using sariou* re^earrli xva. dnne by a team rartioartive materials for the pur­ headed hy L fi, Brownell, tie- pose* an Instrument he said con­ i 'red that bone so treated has ceivably might find wide ti-e in been used a* transplants In about hospitals. mt (taitad It hy claiming ha had Mea arretted i n w e a rt. Thit, Iha M-yaar-old Huntington, W. Va., maa eaid, la tomething of A u ter i. Rut Aihlaed natives toned up tome ttatisUc* af their •wu from police retards yetterday. Chet Farts, Hackeneack, N. J* Junior, la Columbia', key basket­ ball ptay.r on affen.a. Thongh only 5 feet IH lit M the Ivy League acorsre last teaeon. •■aeearai Bill Terry tayt the major • Fred Walten, SM arret, alnee league mlaaed a good bat when « • « ,» * U todayt to Jail and fines they failed to draft Dan Leseettot111a| HI,Oh, all tor mUdemea- tar. a flnt baseman from Recheater. # * * Claud, placed to the Walttrwalfht champion Carman «|iik tor Um totoh Uaa yetterday. Baailia la one of ton children. BEAJJT v THOU ATTINODM the White House Conference *n EdurntlM! to Washington, D.C., ere (L to r.): Den A. Glusing. Kingsville. Ttx.ihlre. M. K. Nine, Indianapolis, Ind., and J. Roy Gentry, At­ lanta, Ga. At bottom (1. to r.) are; Mary P. Hoyt. Napa, Callf.j Lyntoa H. 8trough, Rome. N. Y , and WLltlam J. GUI. Cleveland, phto. TTio delegates heard W. Preston Lane, former Governor of ft, Virgo tho Conference to explore school building requirements. A PRESENT WITH A HAPPY F U T U R E POR ago. |Wichita Falls, T e x ., a popular h iiNow they're fast acquiring a rep- jnj place for bootleggers, utation at "expert*" at intercept-, This week Cotton County reapel mg bootleggers hauling contraband Its first benefit* from the »hctif"v cargoes from Texas lo cities in crusade. Dyer sold cases of. cop*. constitutionally dry Oklahoma. (Lscated whisky, gin and vodkft Wd I.a»l May the newly circled 18 cases of wine t> a Dallas firm, sheriff and one of hi* deputies. J. B Ray Co The whisky, Mil David Hooper, were riding alone and vodka hrnughl $3<i a caje,.sZ,l on a rountcy road when two cars the wine SI sped by them, throwing dint in Under stale law. money front the sale of confiscated liquor gets their faces. "They looked suspicious," Dyer lo the county school fund. Tho laid. "So wc look alter them" The whisky must he sealed and tahmt two motorist* were Lawton boot­ out of the state. leggers and the txvn ears w r-r There's no doubt that Dyer lx' loaded with morr than 3U ra*r* of enjoying his firri year as an . honta peace officer. Illegal boote. "Not a one of u* ha* ever li I That priae haul launched Dvrr on a career of catching whisky a day’s experience before," 1. x runners. He and Hooper, along said. "We're Ju*t a bunrh of colt n with Unriersheriff Alt In Chiton and farmrrs. Rut 1 don't want then Deputy Rob Skmpxun, take turns In tthe bootlegger* )to Ihink Ih.-y can", keeping a watch on roads extend­ come down here and run ov.r ing into Oklahoma from nearby me." SMART SANTS . . Glamor* iao her ftverv draat-un oc* caalcn w i t h Munalnrwear T h o r n to n W i l d er Back To O ld Haunt •oanlno abcara In axeltxhle fashionable H n a i fi ir w a a r Raantffullv boxed especially for veur Chrlatmaa wife tn P A N T IES Nolon tricot and tavon tailored A fancy. White and nluih, every woman love* a rift af llnrcrio axpeelally when it’a Munalnrwear nan* tie*. ROME UP — Thornton Wilder, archaeologist, teacher, novelist and playwright, haa come back to an old haunt to try something new. Tho M-year-old American writer, winner of, thro* Pulitaer Prizes, is working on the libretto of an opera and he finds it challenging. **l decided to try It to experience a different form of show business," he explained to an interviewer. The music of the opera Is bring composed by toulie Talma of New York City, who look leave Is a prohsior of music at Hunter Cnl lege to come to Rome on a Fulbright aeholanhlp. Wilder won’t talk very much about the new work. •Tvft always made this mistake of telling about things in advance,” he explained. "When Ihcy dnn‘1 work out the way you expect, it's American Academy and wrote the first sketches for “ the Cabala." his first novel, a slary of modern Rome. Conservation Heads Work On Stocking MONTGOMERY, Ala. IB-Conscrvatlon experts of Florida an-lf, Alabama are working loielhcr on! a renovation and lish restocking project at Lake Jackson near Flurala. All fish wrre removed from the STJ-nrre frcrii water lake last mi.nth, said comers atinn Plreetorj W. 11. Drlnkartl, and 188.000 bream rffcajed in the lake last week. emhayraaatoA.” AU aflea tticoi . . and ah M In April or May next year, the He and Mias Talma meet even' they’re ao loyaly too. Dainty V trimmed with rawa of lace, A> day Is discuss Ihe text, and how­ Alabama official said, approxi malely lft.ooo largemonlh ha»* will nice tad Inaortlane. and lata V to Join muale and plot. lie stneked lo complete a balanced Wlldftr never has been afraid of af feminine anneal . or far f thoia who prefer tailored wo x experimenting. The opera too will bream-bass population. be different have the alia , for them Drinkard said chemical treat "There are some Innovations," mrnt of the lake and studies by • . Munilnrmear make* the V alia for the different taate * be u id . "You ran call It, in quo­ Florida and Alabama biologists re­ of women. v tations, 'grand opera.’ The libretto vealed that poor fishing in the past wlQ be written in a variety of was due to about 87 per cent of meter*." Ihe fish population bring made tip Wilder la an old friend of Rome. of suckers, gar, bow fin, ratfish and He atudied archaeology here at the rets. / COTY FABERGE t CHANEL TABU €*p* A#e*H,lttt t i i U i f a law I t l i TUSSY H o llm o r K I g if t W w R rA aP i P IN G C ords 5c t» U I Thrill her with a w on derfu l, excitin g C1KT o f B E A T T Y from T O l’ C T O N 'S ! W e’ ve ulnmnrou.x toilet rim unil rom antic perfum e*— som e trirnighl front (amour* I'nrln anion*— and A t,!, are certain to put Christman Hlnra In her eyes. W hatever you do— w hatever cine you n h c — makft aure nhe'n "C1IKT H A P T * In beauty rnm t C h r i a t m n a mornlttK* Glamorous Beauty in Glorious G in SETS D I HulB DAR K fRt Y 1 i \ HELENA R U B IN ST E IN ^ eS • ^ a n c ^L e s • Whitman • Nunnallv E L IZ A B E T H A R D E N • Norrl-t DOROTHY G R A Y • Pnnghurn REVLON Christmas Boxed TOYS Buxton NO 5 CH A N EL i GOWNS R ih a, reran In A variate ef eelere. A teed aelectioa af itriea U thoeae from, aeme are ao aheor. and athere to a hewitahiaelr beautiful atria. Wa Invito tea ta'eama to and lot ua hatn van make a aalertlen, 1 .9 5 • 1 4 .9 5 YHC most TRIA9URR0 NAMR IN PRRRUMI F1__ _ Stationery SI .00 to $3.50 two n o te p a p b r t. £ c. GAMES FOOTBALL HELMETS 3.00 FOOTBALL PADS 3.00 STRUCTO DUMP TRUCK 2.98 BLOCK CITY 2.95 TEA SETS 1.00 3 .00 to DOLL-E-NURSETTE 1.00 BING-O-MATIC 2.98 COOTEE GAME 2.00 HOWDY DOODEY PU ZZLE 60c WOODBURNING SET 3.00 DRUMS 1.00 to 2.00 ROLLER SKATES 2.00 to 4.98 CHILDS ELECTRIC M IXER CAKE M IX SET 3.00 EMBROIDERY SET 150 T0 UCHT0 N DRUG !*-?A‘ _____ as$: j3 K �1WE SANFORD HERALD Wsd. t f f c 14, I$5S P i n 12 5 * Spotlight O n Hollywood Check { the Heston edict. But. beta8 • proud pip*, b* couldn’t refrita from giving the lid ’* credit*: Portrayal ol the infint Mow* In the bullruih icene for “ The 10 Commsndmrnti," playing himself, en the Ed Harrow Penon to Ter* •on ihow. "Bat th»t*» *11 there win be for bow , " mured the elder Heiton. “ 1 certainly don't went him to be « child actor. If he wanti to be an actor when he (rows op, that'* up to him.” Union added that he wants his •on to ipend much of hli child* hood in the woodi of Michigan. The Heitoni hive e Ihouiand eere place near St- Helen, Mich., SOT mflei north of Detroit That'a where Charlton grew op. “ I think tt’i much let* healthy for a boy to grow up In a city etmoaphere,” ha observed, “ You hare to instruct him in io many thing*. Like 'Don't accept rides from stringers' end ‘ Plsy only In front of oar house.' In the woods, you don't htvo to develop such In­ hibitions. Kids grow up mueh freer. Boys especially: I don’t think there la so mueh-difference with girls. “ Alia, It's • much hsslihisr Hie In the woods. The eir It clean •nd fresh, and a boy la outside end active most of the time. We leva no TV and no radio," These ** t ™ W e have gone “ all out” M o b r in g you this am azing g a la x y o f Hom e G ifts at never-before low prices. Here are ju st a f e w . . . Our store is jam m ed with many, many more terrific values! * ; W rou gh t Iron CONTOUR CHAIRS Nylon and Plaatle Foam Rubber Seat and Back Reg. *89.95 value ^ M ■ ] *1 Down Delivers A N D A L L A T $1.00 D O W N Table Lam ps, from Double Blankets ... W rou gh t Iron Smokers Hassocks, assorted colors Your head will swim like a merry-go-round at the thrilling markdown wa have made for thin 10-DAY CHRISTMAS CARNIVAL • •• • Coma Early while our slocks are full! Samsonite Card Tables, f r o m ............... $7*05 Just Arrived for Christmas, Legal Notice m ic e to s m u e J b p r c iA i, c iiic u iT , in and yon niistiNiiLR c o u n t y , f l o JllUA. Th. .h h r .v l.t.d t ill, of th. o .u » . u DONAl.n A. H Anntd and JKUMIH I. IIAItRII*. hi. w lfa .r t .lo ttfl., V. LINMH tKOTA TOf.Alt, Tau f n? *,ch ot a °u sr« bersby katiflsd that cult to r.m o v . cloud, from and confirm th . till, to «h. Abov. d.itrlb*d pro party hi* b.«n brought a gtln .t you In th* abov. • n llir .d a .n t. by DONALD A. HAW* ? «■» Jr,aatr i. h a m h ih . hi* wUk..Ah4 yon g r . hny.by r.onlr.d ,lo Ola with ih . CIStk o f thl* court Fouy wrltt.n a p p .a r.n o. fp.rionalIp or by AHornsy) or A n.w .r, or • th .rw lia a i.a 4 hvrala, «■ lha folk <*Y sf. X»aeo5k.r X D , l i l t , to **• ContFjalnt In aat4 suit aa pro, vld»4 by law. lltr .ln fall mot or a f ” 0/ * * C o a f . i ^ wUl ka 1vr»d against yak. w r r ju w e aur. hand a a d .a .a i , '* !* Court- a t ' Rajifoyd. s .m i. Stain nnd Mnr Proof Top SI Down Dtliven Her* In aa i k has been marl CARNIVAL. Oolden eagles have bean reported With wing spread* of aura than bet an feet TO) UKOI1C1B ABKAB. 1*07 VanO.rbllt llo.d, Birmingham, AlaVim i, It living, and If dead, alt hla Unknown h.lrs at law, d .v l r ..., lagaiaM, b.n .flrlarl.a, g ra n t..., e r .d llo n , or claimants athirwl.a, Wr. through, nr und.r th.m w hni. a ld r.M .t, rs.ld .n et., sad post nf. lira adilr.M.a ara unknown; W lbXIAM BHRLDON TOUNC1 and -----TO UNCI, hi. wit*, ir living, and <r S»*d, all th .lr unknown h .l n at law. dvvl.t.*, I.gatv.*, h .n .flrlarla*, g ra n t....cr.U ltora , nr c t.lm .n l. n th .rw lt., W y. through, or und.r thvm. who.* a 4 4 r .ii* ., rsald.noM. and po.t aftl.a a d d r ..... ara un* h 'liiw .i and a ll th* anh.ow n hair, law, 4.vl..a^ *M «*t*M . . r haw*. •Mr. by, through, or und.r 'I 'll n. VOL'NO. d . c . . .« d ; and t f r t n n t having ar claiming to any Int.ra.t In lha following . rib»4 land, aliuatvd In B.mit County. Florida, tn-wlti i.-.li 1 to t lnrlu.lv*, of Block l», of aANLANDO. THU BUjitimi Sr A U T ir n . p . i m Boring, l.rtls n , affording to pint tnar.nf r.rortl.d In fla t Bonk I, page a m of th* ptihlln r.eerda n f gamlaol. County. Florida. T h . n.inra af this anlt I. 1. r»* snov. o.riale rloiid. from and 10 aul.t and confirm Ik. till. In th. k *r.ln aft.r d*»rrlh»d properly. DESK and CHAIR SETS 1 Lit,______ ^JfiP hT C * 1] 4a, 1 ,T\ V ll M odern 53-Pe. Dinnerware S e t .... $| |.95 (assorted colon) 3-Piece BEDROOM SUITES Heavy Chenilla Bed Spreads, from $£.95 consisting of Mr. slid Mrs. Dresser . . ge» Chest of Drawers and Bookcase Bed Modern styling, finished In *r Illonde, Mahogany, .Sunburst, Tropic White, Maple and Charcoal. A *189 value for on ly................ . *5 DOWN DELIVERS Plastic and Aluminum Chaise L o u n g e ___ $| |.95 Electrle Automatic Irons, f r o m .______ $1*95 Electric Ovenettes $||*95 Electric Percolators ______ $|ft.95 Reg. *149.95 1-Pe. Sofa Bed Suites Electrle F rying Pane Reg. 1219.95 2*Pc Lawstin Westlnghouee R o a s t e r s __ Living Room Suites Dormeycr Food M ixer# (with juicer) Reg. *259.50 Foam Rubber 2-Pc. Sectionals Reg. $219.91 ' Prestige Modern S o ft s And still many, many mors $10 Delivers Yosr Chafes HsmOtaa-Bsecli Food M ixers (with juicer) ' Sectionals Suabstm Food Mixers „ (with jeksr) Double S S ^ -a r e ® "* * - .Waffle Irons.... o r. W.ntdaa civrfi at is# Clrsnlt Const P— l«ol* Cntmiy, Florida Byi o . |* Bust w r i* *a.Hinthaua / f l y * ! * f “ JR.court F aaic. tl.r P and Attorneys f . r r i a l i l l t f a Phlfee snd Zenit* Radios, from -X . - * r", ■‘I1m\ ^ t : jh'' Lounge Chairs ~ ~ * * W - Platform Rockers $17*88 ' ■* Ptpstle TW CeckUQ sad End Tables, from $|4J5 7-Pc. Chroma Dinette* • Grey and Yttkrw) ________ ' ft I Z jM l t oiS* ¥fjg ‘ K* w ^ (rtk, i ,, < ® ^ & ' l' its m m jk 1 * 'w i P " Mm t ifT> �8 D«i Until Wtm W i W ttoJn fe ra tfi \ ___________ AH I M P l M O T g f f P A IL T W K W W ir m — ff V .-— B Property Is C l e a r e d For Proposed Building By M anufacturing Co. Telegraph Predicts Baker As Deputy LONDON « - H m C c a r i t h * Dally Tetegraph predicted today mat Chancellor al th* Exchequer B. A. Bailor will ba named deputy p r im mtaiater oast wnak. Tfca Trt_ ograyB aaM ha vw M ha r a w *. W ad at tha traaaory hy Foreign Baa* votary Harold Macmillan. Tha a m payor, which haa saaaOaat Information a s i r a a a in Prim* Minister Bdm'a Conaarvatore grew— (. said Dafaaaa Min. latar Bshryn Lloyd, a former minMar af auto Mr foreign affalra and U.N. diplomat, would eoeMaamNaa at tha Foreign Of | Am dapw* p m liar, flm Talap aph aaM, Brtter alaa would act BMMMBMi l^ a p ^ bm Ika *ww^ lUBJi ■oTwmwMva bvww M with a majority M m la to tha Mrs. R. L. Gtemi Dies At Hospital g Mw. B. L at tha laaal haapHal altar am IBBaaw Xaaa N , IBM*. la Ptffc•W Mr M W M « • h w l l , M a n Jar Ma paat two years. flho waa a amwibar ad tha Pint BaytUt m i ad the BL7BB AaxI- it , Billy Otaaa ad BaMaad aad Normaa Glaaa of Clavalaod, Ohio; hrothara and staters, aad ha soni t I p m. i t Church with hwrial to ha to Dwo la tha Utooaa af tha W. P. Breaks, tha Bar. H, Wyatt will offtoWte. tor MM Baatord Mama faeturina Oampaay to hntng drerad today hy city arawa. Tha M hy MO toot alto la h u t •d at tha ooraar al Tint Btroat and Poplar Artaua. C i t y Manajtr Warran B. Kaowlaa aald that a toy hulldoair al Crayy Conctrarttoa Company, currently parlay lha Preach Arenua projoat, to hatoy naad In tha elaarlny proccaa. Tha elaarlny and yradtoy of tha proparty la Ofepaetad to ha com­ pleted today on that farther plana tor Urn now Mutiny ana ha as- J. Howard Allred b In Semi-Finals Far Scholarships m ■ A pplause E n d s UN Freeze UNITED NATION*. H. T. UH —Th# General Assembly hroaybt tha 10-year freete on new II. N. mamhers to a happy and tost alyht hy admlttiny 10 nations. to a jubilant session, tha As­ sembly overwhelmingly approved the Security Council’* drsmstlc recommendation of tha Id, boost­ ing total U. N. membership to 1*. Japan's airluskm— alnny with Outer Mongolia—east tha only shadow over the proceeding*. Of the 1> applicants originally pro­ posed for acceptance in a packaga deal, they were the only two not to mak* tha grads. Because Na­ tionalist China’s veto kept Outer Mongolia out, tha lorleta vetoed the Japanese. These were the new additions to the U. N. roster: th Soviet bloc, now a group of nine member*— Albania, Bul­ garia, Hungary and Romania. On the non-Communist side— Ireland, Portugal, Italy. Austria, Finland and Spain, all European; and Libya, Jordan, Ceylon. Nepal Cambodia and Laos, rocruita for the Aalan-Arab bloc. l a ■ a ^ a Heavy Fog Delays Opening Of PGA 11 Men Saved A f t e r Ve s s e l Sinks In Ocean Crowds Pouring In Pipe Has Arrived For Famed Tourney For Pump Branch Tha Mayfair Inn MS.OOB PGA Open got underway this morning at the Mayfair Inn's fieminols Country Dub after a delay of about an hour and a half. Heavy fog and mist shrouded the course this morning at the storting lime of I o'clock and ob­ servers at the course say that the Tha PUaaAny and Innlay Com Creek Project House Speaker Says Leaders Want Early Decision On Issue Two Dionne Quints £ Hospital Patients Holiday Hours Set By Merchants Senator Says Debt Should Be Reduced Before Any Tax Cut Supreme Court Soys Law Is Improperly Used By Workers S S W F iiS K i Red Industry Hold Eased In Romania Armless Motorist Freed Of Charge First Christian Program Is Monday Pedestrians Asked To Learn Dangers West Side P-TA To Meet Tonight Thrti-Day Holiday Given Court House C ity H all It Sita O f Zoning Sattion No, 140, first green could not be seen from the club house. However, hy using Ihe hark nine In getting threesomes Into action, Pipe for ttie construction of MIAMI 'JP—Eleven mrn whose starting times nere according In Ihe Pump Branch Creek proteeA 104-foot motor vessel sank In th* A Bamtoata BtiH Brtirttomcnlor schedule hy noon today. Because being completed by city crews haa northeast of Miami arrived her* of early darkness, it was necessary' arrived, said City Manager War­ la amena tha IA7B nemea an* aafaly today after a dramatic r#sthat officials step up th* time of ren K. Knowles. nouncod today by the Notional th* golfer* so that thr first ta cua hy a Coast Guard plane and The prnlert is 155 feet in length Merit Beholanhlp Carp., who pose* round* would be completed by the and the 06-Inch pipe is the largest a tanker. od semifinal trita laadiny to calend of lha afternoon. in the city a* well as being tb# "We’ra hirky to ha a live." said loya achelarshlps. . Each threesome had a gallery largest pip* ever attempted to ba Capt. William C. Alvars of Miami, Jama* Howard Allred, Sanford, following the players a* they look laid by city crews, an# af tha prominently mention­ who was plucked from a lifeboat off front both the first and tenth Russell Dallas, bend nf the Citv'a Thla to tha Brat atop to tha H * ed football ptoyen on thli yoar*a tee. with tan others after two hour* yrcta af loaatlny tha axpandtny .team waa named In tha yroup. Utility Department, said that th* At noon lodav, Mike Fetrhirk of of battling against giant waves. facilJUaa of Baatord project will ba started during th* They ara lurries r* of more Mahopar, N. Y., Jim Torn Blair last week In December and should toy Company. "It waa so rough S l i m near of Jefferson City, Mo., and Leo not take more than a week ta than M.OOO eenlora who took exswamped a few times," Alvers Riahelti of Willoughby, Ohio made omlnatlana In lata October In 10.complete. Uoa, to conjonattow with lha Betheir first shot from the first lee. said, "but tha moral of the mrn Fill dirt tn complete th# pro­ mfnoia County Chamhar af Com- 000 high schools in the United Crowds ara pouring into the waa fine. Wa kept busy rowing WASHINGTON UP _ fipeakw of ject after the pipe Is laid wilt marta Induitrial Committee mat State* and It* territories. Mayfair Inn Seminole fountry A aaeond examination will ha eartkr tida wtoh to plan tha itapo and lolling jokes. We were rescued the Hou«e Rayburn (l)-Tes) said Club'to sea th* Inurnamrnt with rnm* from on# nf several aite* nacamiry to hoop tha plant to given Jan. 14 to cut th* field to before wa got to tho singing stage." to4ay Democratic leaders will vitilors coming from every section already undar ennslderatlon by . . . . . prass for an early decision In tha 1J00 aad rahoaawant tcraenlnr tha city. Th# motor vessel Monster, o w n e d uhool , 1H k g ll. of th* country. Th# project I# made possible to totoutrlal trial Com- wfU reduce the number to approxi­ by th* Thompson Construction Co. Ution UlinB ax l t soon aa , t Congress retoms Yesterday, the erowds were fol­ through th# addition of nei* BalavWm mately 100, to la aanetr* MONTREAL OP Two of th# of Bt. Petersburg, sank thrse ** lowing 5am Snead and Frank In January. fare May L equipment purchased hy th# City, at Dionne quintuplets are patients to mOes wrest of Great Isaac Light fitranahan, leading contenders to The program to flnaacad Urea- a s u b u r b a n Montreal hospital la th* Bahama* laat night. Two He predicted eventual passage of tho PGA Tournament, with both aald th* Utility Department head. to hy tha Feed Foundation, with wbera the other two surviving hours and M minutes after she soma form of government assist­ of the nationally known profession­ hninaM errmnlu- quinta are taking huraea' training. seat her first distress signal, all ance to the stales for ennstmrttoa als turning In a M for Ihe Pro-AM. to atop with aamiftnallrta to They war# all described yesterday hands had been rescued by a pass­ at mors schoolhouse*. Playing with Snead was Al Dark Flaridii torlode: M m Joan Hunt- i being "In a hippy mood." A Home battle la to prwpart aad Jark Collins with fitranahan. ing tanker. over disputed feature* of a school local to lorry or. Bradenton; Car! Danalac Ben­ Annette, who had been a student For the Pro-Am. Snead and Dark nett, Thomas Walter Harhart Jr., In a Nlcolet, Que., school, entered aid bill already approved by the turned In a U with Snead and Galnaavfllot Jam** Lenta Renew. the Hospital Notre Dame da fKa House Education Committee. Th* Collins basting tha pair with a fi2. Kay WMto Wllaow Aaatfn Judd. peranee In Villa fit. Laurent Doe. conflict promisee ta be compound Turning <2s for the Pro-Am The Sanford Ratail Merchant’* Laha A W N i David K. Paul*, Hal- 9 for an *v;.. ed by deep-seated differences over wara John Wailrel of Herschey, ion. Maria was lam FnaaafB, Lakeland; Alice Jean admitted Nov. M for treatment alt­ racial segregation in some South­ Pa , playing with amateur Dex Association haa mad* no r*eom« ern school systems. Daniels; Arnold Palmer of l.t- mendatlnn to Its member* as t# Ryan, Laha Worth. er leaving a Quebec City convent Rayburn, nonetheless said to an trobe. Pa., playing with Dr. Joe Chriatma* atom hour# deemlnr Alfrtd Fhrmm MacKey, Ocala; wham she had hern (raining aa WaHer A Han. Tommy poitulant. Yvonne and Caelto al­ WASHINGTON UP - Hen. K»rw- Interview he expected the House Hundley; and Tommy Bolt of tt best that the Individual atom Donald Richard ITod- ready war* training aa nor sea at land (R-Caltn aald today he thinks to dispose of the school lasne "ear­ Chattanooga, Tenn., playing with policy should M left to tha Jsutf* the national debt should be reduced ly" to tha coming session, sod add­ Jo* Sommers, an amateur. Frank mrnt of ssrtl member. Wtyj Gaarva Tnien tha hospital. Court aaya Walsh of Miami llearh playing It was announced, howeror. H* at toast a bllllnn dollara before ed: Anywto. Dorothy Front*, Patricia The fifth quint, Kmtt*, died tost yra retag with Dr. R. K. Ring nf Sanford a member *f the board af dir­ "I think well get a school MB. towai are rut. Anna Jenea. Larry Kalth Merer. yesr. poasaUaw law Improparty to to. ector* that a majority of tha Cardmi Allan Norton, Andrew Hospital authorities refused to Ha at pressed that persons! opin­ because H's becoming more and turned In a n for the Pro Am. nanre paid As to the nutrom* nf Ihe tourna­ merchant* will atari *t*»li»t.'brif more evMrnl there Is a serious ion in an htorvtow in which he p .v u u tha rondltioa of Maria and Manual Bfcklnd* Martarnt Jane fit. aahma. ment. ta can he ^prisodj'a gu*»t. next Wednesday, will ferns1*' ;i|ptotta aicept tovay they, ara suf­ hfiteWt little rhance for a taa «Lassroam shortage." In listening to the vhilor* talking open until 9 o’clock p. m. thik ThnpamaciCXt * * /* «r«n l2 a k fering from a nervous condition redaction wiles* wa first balance about their favorite golfers, Sam night, and Thursday and Friday to n dacUkm to which It dlaaUawad the budget and than mak* tom* and need rest and privacy. Sncsd, Frank Slranahsn, Mike night, closing at I o'clock Cluriitoomponaatlon to a BT-yaar-old Mi­ Aralyn MeLannaO, Sally Millar, rednet ion to tha national debt." Smiehak, Jay Hebert. Atsrty Fur- maa Eve. ami Baavh droainuhtr aw tha Raraaota: Wmiarn Martin Bnyre. Kohart Blair Craoh*. Mlehal OfcHe added hi* not# of caution to col, Gardner Dirktnsen ,lr., of yroaad aha hadn't toada a dUiyant A few store* ara alrwsdr re­ thn*e sounded by other House and Panama Cilr, Doug Ford. Dirk maining enan with several other# affert to pat another Jah durtoy a eonbery, Tattahaua*; Dale TheoMOSCOW (ft _ Th# Soviet Un­ dor* Johnson. Winter Karen. firnato leaders yesterday agalnsl triad whan Mm waa normally Idto. ion ss)s It has relaxed Ha hold on Mayer of fit. Petersburg, will come to hegln their “ for v«ur ennrsritoo optimistic hopes of a to* cut out on top with tow scores tor the ienc*—staring open policy" to­ ‘Tha nnamploymant aompanaaCOLORADO IPRtNC.S. Colo. UP In the coming election-year sen ion Romanian Industry further, reftn 71 hole match. morrow night. qulshlng Rtissla’ s half Interest to Uoo art waa denlynad to alteviate — An armless motorist who say* of Congress They spnk* out after Ray O'Bryan. PGA Official, to tha ftoanaial hardship af he has driven 1« years without learning at a While House confer­ the hnp-aiant oil business. charge nf the tournament was lortnnato worhara A government announcement accident was acquitted yesterday ence that d e f e n i e spending re­ starting the players thi* morning of speeding and reckless driving quests neat year will hr higher said under in agreement signed In from th* first tec. nucharest, Ttomsnl*. wIB bwy the who ara voady, charges. Predictions wrra rirruliting this than current levels. Soviet held shares to lb* ofl Indus­ to A Justice Court Jury ot five men morning that a 7 under par scora Knnwland conceded there may try "on favorable term* and by aulUhto employment," Justten B. IT. JOSEf'M. Mo (gv—Th# Junior and one womin deliberated 25 min­ Tha annual Christmas program utes before clearing Edward E. be heavy prassur* on Congress lor toitatlment* ov*r a number of wvuld ba mad* during lha tour­ (Chamber of Commere* and tho K* Bahaato aaM to nament. However, olhera who at tho First Christian Church, to Higgins. 23. a Pubeblo, Colo. used some tax reductions. years." Th* amount to be paid hava played the course ofteiy hava Safely Counril imitated a rimha bald Monday, 7:45 p. m., will car dealer who drive* with his waa not disclosed. tn educate pedestrian* remarked that M would h* the paian consist of a pageant, a whit* rifts feet. Hi* wife Betty L/w. 20-yesrTit# two nation nil Cnmpewy lor- lowest score brought to •g.iinal lh* dangers of jaywalking. sarvfco, altd a party. mm Patrol was organised to 1045 jold mother of an infant daughter, The Mayfair Inn Seminole Coun­ Under the project men were s»nt to p r o s p e r ! , produce and re­ try (lub'a course Is a par 70. II out aa official jaywalker*. Oilier Tha pagaant, "The Star of was acquitted of aiding and abet­ ftn* Romanian nfl. Store that Mate, hola court* with 26 out and M in. ipedtstrian* noticing them violat. Glory" will ha diroetad by Mr# ting him. Harry Falk. About 90 characters Frank Mebane, manager e( the Ing safety rule* in crossing street* The December meeting of the the Soviet announcement said, oil Higgins and his Monde wife dis­ will participate. Mrs. I.aster Tharn puted Undersheelff Clinton H. West Sid# Primary School's Par­ production has doubled. L a a t Mayfair Inn, waa on th* eoursc could reeaivt a raah award by tag. ytar’s production, primarily from this morning watching the first gtng them. will have chart* of tho music IpLAKELAND 6^— Tha Florida terwoven In tha nrovram. James Haugh's charge he halted their car ent Teachers Association will be th# htfi rtoeati field, has been es­ (toy's event. Mebane appeared op­ Walter Ladd, manager of tha held tonight. Nov. 25 after a wild chase at CHrna Commission will pot tha Tha second and third grade timated by outsider* at fit mfihon timistic over lha attendance at this Safety Council, aald yasterday th* onehmiva yesmekfon aaaviaaa ad L. Anderson will be director ef speed* up to 106 m.ph. They laid marnlng’i turnout. He said, "other official jaywalker* went virtually properties. Mrs. George W. Roland, they were driving under M miles children of (He school will present tha lMd Florida attorn quaanthan the weather everything la unnotlred—too many regular pe­ a Christmas program for tha •nvtoaa aatlmatod aa worth a mil. Mr*. Frederick Ellatt and Mrs. an hour. destrians doing unofficial Jaywalk­ going along fine." Earl Evaaa are to prepare eos. Parent-Teachers group. Mon dollar* In pnkHehy* MARKSMEN AIDED Tha Varrion Trophy Award 1S53 ing. tomes. Tha program la uo>er the direc­ That oottowto woo mada hy larh winner will be presented Sunday LOUISVILLE. Ky. OD-New Bgbt- tion of Ihe two second grad* teach­ At the eloae of the pageant at­ Barry, proeMert of (ha Florida following tha Mayfair Inn Open. reflecting traffic signs on county ers and tha two third grade teach­ tendant* ara asked to bring ta tha Cttowa Kcpssltioa, which ayanaara Court House employee wifi cele­ The trophy I* presented esrh year altar whita-wrannad ran* of roads are aiding marksmen as ers of tha school. lha aHnu «na#n contort. The meeting Is slated to begin at brate Christmas with a three-day In lha payer having the best tour­ poaches to order to provide treat* wall as motorists. Fiscal court not­ nament record based upon Ihe itoatow for th* dopendaat aged In th* ed yesterday a sharp Increasa In 7:30 this evening in tha school's holiday. yaotarday to ravaaao Hoalf Th* extension of the shuffle* Arcording to officials there, th* official PGA scoring average*. bullet damage to tha sign* since auditorium. •ontribute UMBO to tha 1MB an- Florida Christian Horn*. Jackson­ they ware made Into beitr nightAlso to be announced, following board court facilities was started Court House will rlos# Friday, position. Tha commiaaloa finally ville. Dee. M at 1 o'clock and remain th* Mayfair Inn Open, will be the this morning with tha pouring of tim targets for autolsta with Tha whit* gift* aervtee will ba biggest money winner of Ihe yesr. courts. ayraod an condition H yrt tha closed until Tuasday Dee. 17. FIGS BUN LOO0R qaaea'a reahwtre u n it — far ad- followed tor a party in tha aanag i With the naw courts added there Tordchtf and marrhnndlalay pro- for Junior*. Prlmari** and younger | NOWATA, Okla., Dee. M UPwill be 16 courts which |t the mint* mum requirements for tourna­ yrama. Barry want atony with that children, and another In the par Nowaa City minagtr G. F. Hill ments. aonage far Intermediate* and received a complaint a sow with a prcpaaHlaw. COLUMBUS, Ohio oft- Colum­ The addition nf th* new courts suckling pig waa wandering loose bus firemen reported receiving a That ylvaa Florida citrus two 8*nlon. Is in preparation tor a stjtevsida Memben of tha Christian Wo­ in tha town’s outer business see number ef complaints last night tournament In h# held here about Uon. When city employ at taught after answering a cafl to neigh­ wtaaara. Mlaa men's Fallowshln will m**l Rp THR ASSOCIATED FRRfifi lent* "on a regional basis tn th* the middle of January. amptoyad hy t h a ____ tha diningroom far a few minutes th* sow, there were seven little boring Franklin Township. Plans for the project were dis* caracal yaara far apot "Wa have our own fire depart­ California'* June primary teams j East, Midwest, South and West." at necessary business at T:S0 just pigs. "And aB Bt hours old toe toy. madly aw talretetan. gmind HiB. ment," aa Irate feminine raller likely M produce a head on ran- It# laid he would decide about cussed at earlier meetings of th* before the pageaak Board of Sanford City Commis­ hmm Mm township waa quoted as test between Adlal fitovmaoa and Mother primaries later. sioners. saying. "Wa’re not part at Colum­ bus aad wa don't need your halp." Sou. Ratos Ktfauver in th* rata la Ohio, Gov. Frank Lauseh* Acting Fire Chief Samuel Zaayer (or lha Democralit presidential announced be la willing to he his atate'a "favorite aon" candidate at of Columbus aald hit men lot to nomination. VANDKRGR1FT, with which ha art down wtmbera tha family and had brought a aar- the seen# before township firemen StavMson Haled California yea- Ihe Damocratic convention. ton of dynamlta tm •van pulled nut nf their station an terday as one of tour adddional Whether the five-term governor af tha Small family. Laying of new sewer line* in tha had Mm flamsa doused before town­ state* la which ha will aaak pre- would remain In tha secondary along with his rifle. Gladys rtdat teas new C roici Manor project be­ convention voter support. role traditionally accorded "favor­ ship ftr* fighters arrived. After notifying police, Khsg ride to tea haatween 201h Sts., on Mcllonvllla with Small abort two mlaa GMp ftreaaau answered Ihe alarm A abort lima later, Kefauwr ite son" candidatea remained to be Avenue Is being completed thla wound up a week'a stay in tho po­ teen. Some D<'mocr.tlc leaders to lha houao. ha added, because county com­ week, according to City Manager "After wa otoppod. Smal got out missioners recently approved tha litically Important elate by an­ oulald* of Ohio have mentioned Warren E. Knowles. ow tho laft iMa and me on tha township's annexation at Colum­ nouncing ha too will enter th* Cali­ him aa a possible dark harso win­ Bussell Dallas, head of the Utili­ fornia primary if ho dacldaa to ner at lha convention. right alda," ho said. "Just Bun bus. ties Department of th* City, laid rua lor president. On tha Republican aide, friend* that water lines will be completed Falooa came art af tha house aad Jaaaaa A. Band. In wboea apartba started firing. Ha kit Imal the Mas* occurred, said ha Tha Tcnneaaa* senator aaya ton’ll of Sen. Knowiand of California said In the project next week. twit* aad kflJad him. I want nm't aar* who put out tha fire. declare formally tomorrow. Few in Washington they believe the The entire aewer Una la being will ba surprised R ha trie* again GOP Senate leader will b« an ar- constructed of eight-inch pipe. ag back at tha car. I don’t think tiv* aspirant tor tha pr*«ideatlal at hn did In 1MI. Fallon# sew me. I ran aB the way BULLETIN TAKES FIRST ACTION fitavaaaon added Florida, Penn­ nomination early nest year. hame. My, Gad. TANIDBRGRirE, Ft. (Jt-A tote- sylvania aad Illlaola, aa wad aa Tha Knowiand hackara professed FRANKFORT, Ky. — Takln| kk youth whe killed Hire# people California, to tea Hat af striae confidence that President Eisen­ tha alcohol out of Chriatmai waa polka reached Bw — . — id J. Wama Small *nd last night and shot a policeman where ha plana to rua la priauriaa. hower wlfl decide against lacking one of th* first official actions of Ms wife dead la the kitchen, flra morning w u Previously ha had named only r*-election, and that Eisenhower Gov. A. B. Chandler yesterday. hia (Melaka known Chandler, Inaugurated lor kls sec­ fcl bp M rt month aa Knowiand ond term Tuesday, forbad* us# at a ha tha to picked Mteoa w nrgfoc. Knowiand kfmartfl alcoholic hmragaa at CkriaUaaa --------------- ‘ fo stete — Citrus Commission > Shopping Tour Ends To Got Exclusive With Twin Babies Promotion BUT M M O , Calif. Ito - A refer imtB Jani hahy wamt nary and ww it waa a yawlmtoary,1' Pavla “ W dear of ana hahy w u ham. ittoadiata ruahad th Um dallvovy room ittoadod tha hirth al hahy. Partly d"ody through Frlday. Little rhang* t»mp#rrture. Hlrk today 71 la 71, low tonight !• t* «. * ^S^jjj^ZIIiESESS^E^EsSEifcjjsffissEjSSLi^^^^ZSSSj^ESS W lM B I Weather Firtmtn Answer Various Complaints Police Search For Crazed Youth Court Extension Is Started Today California June Primary Seems Likely To Show Head-On Contest Sewer Lines Laid In Groves Manor � 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 15-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 19, 1955; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/63758dcd09784d46f0d4dd6d76d3d494.pdf a02f2b8450805bd43582efe01b5815bd PDF Text Text 1WE SANFORD HERALD P in 5 * 12 W sd. t f f c 14, I$ 5 S Spotlight On Hollywood Check { the Heston edict. But. beta8 • proud pip*, b* couldn’t refrita from giving the lid ’* credit*: Portrayal ol the infint Mow* In the bullruih icene for “The 10 Commsndmrnti," playing himself, en the Ed Harrow Penon to Ter* •on ihow. "Bat th»t*» *11 there win be for bow," mured the elder Heiton. “ 1 certainly don't went him to be « child actor. If he wanti to be an actor when he (rows op, that'* up to him.” Union added that he wants his •on to ipend much of hli child* hood in the woodi of Michigan. The Heitoni hive e Ihouiand eere place near St- Helen, Mich., SOT mflei north of Detroit That'a where Charlton grew op. “I think tt’i much let* healthy for a boy to grow up In a city etmoaphere,” ha observed, “You hare to instruct him in io many thing*. Like 'Don't accept rides from stringers' end ‘Plsy only In front of oar house.' In the woods, you don't htvo to develop such In­ hibitions. Kids grow up mueh freer. Boys especially: I don’t think there la so mueh-difference with girls. “Alia, It's • much hsslihisr Hie In the woods. The eir It clean •nd fresh, and a boy la outside end active most of the time. We leva no TV and no radio," T h ese ** t ™ We have gone “all out” M ob rin g you this amazing galaxy of Home Gifts at never-before low prices. Here are just a few . . . Our store is jammed with many, many more terrific values! * ; Wrought Iron CONTOUR CHAIRS Nylon and Plaatle Foam Rubber Seat and Back Reg. *89.95 value DESK and CHAIR SETS M ^ ■ ] *1 Down Delivers Her* In aa i k has been marl CARNIVAL. AND A LL AT $1.00 DOWN Table Lamps, from Double Blankets ... Wrought Iron Smokers Hassocks, assorted colors Your head will swim like a merry-go-round at the thrilling markdown wa have made for thin 10-DAY CHRISTMAS CARNIVAL • • • • Coma Early while our slocks are full! 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Chroma Dinette* • Grey and Yttkrw) _______ ' ft I Z jM l t oiS* ¥fjg ‘ K* w ^ (rtk, i ,, < ® ^ & ' l' its m m jk 1 * 'w i P " Mm t ifT> �8 D«i Until W tm W i W Weather tto Jn ___________ AH I M P l M O T g f f P A IL T W K W W ir m \ — Telegraph Predicts Baker As Deputy LONDON « - H m C c a r i t h * Dally Tetegraph predicted today mat Chancellor al th* Exchequer B . A. Bailor will ba named deputy p rim mtaiater oast wnak. Tfca Trt_ ograyB aaM ha vwM ha r a w * . W ad at tha traaaory hy Foreign Baa* votary Harold Macmillan. Tha a m payor, which haa saaaOaat Information a s i r a a a in Prim* Minister Bdm'a Conaarvatore grew— (. said Dafaaaa Min. latar Bshryn Lloyd, a former minMar af auto Mr foreign affalra and U.N. diplomat, would eoeMaamNaa at tha Foreign Of | Am dapw* p m liar, flm Talap aph aaM, Brtter alaa would act BMMMBMi l^ a p ^ bmIka *ww^ lUBJi M ■oTwmwMva bvww with a majority M m la to tha Mrs. R. L. Gtemi Dies At Hospital Mw. B. L at tha laaal haapHal altar am IBBaaw Xaaa N , IBM*. la Ptffc• W Mr M W M « • h w l l , M a n Jar Ma paat two years. flho waa a amwibar ad tha P in t BaytUt m i ad the BL7BB AaxI- i t * ^ S ^ jjj^ Z I I iE S E S S ^ E ^ E s S E if c jjs f f is s E jS S L i^ ^ ^ ^ Z S S S j^ E S S B I ff V .-— B P roperty Is C le a r e d For Proposed Building By Manufacturing Co. g fe ra tfi , Billy Otaaa ad BaMaad aad Normaa Glaaa of Clavalaod, Ohio; hrothara and staters, aad ha soni t I p m. i t Church with hwrial to ha to Dwo la tha Utooaa af tha W. P. Breaks, tha Bar. H, Wyatt will offtoWte. tor MM Baatord Mama faeturina Oampaay to hntng drerad today hy city arawa. Tha M hy MO toot alto la h u t •d at tha ooraar al T in t Btroat and Poplar Artaua. C it y Manajtr Warran B. Kaowlaa aald that a toy hulldoair al Crayy Conctrarttoa Company, currently parlay lha Preach Arenua projoat, to hatoy naad In tha elaarlny proccaa. Tha elaarlny and yradtoy of tha proparty la Ofepaetad to ha com­ pleted today on that farther plana tor Urn now Mutiny ana ha as- J. Howard Allred b In Semi-Finals Far Scholarships m ■ Applause Ends UN Freeze UNITED NATION*. H. T . UH —Th# General Assembly hroaybt tha 10-year freete on new II. N. mamhers to a happy and tost alyht hy admlttiny 10 nations. to a jubilant session, tha As­ sembly overwhelmingly approved the Security Council’* drsmstlc recommendation of tha Id, boost­ ing total U. N. membership to 1*. Japan's airluskm— alnny with Outer Mongolia—east tha only shadow over the proceeding*. Of the 1> applicants originally pro­ posed for acceptance in a packaga deal, they were the only two not to mak* tha grads. Because Na­ tionalist China’s veto kept Outer Mongolia out, tha lorleta vetoed the Japanese. These were the new additions to the U. N. roster: th Soviet bloc, now a group of nine member*—Albania, Bul­ garia, Hungary and Romania. On the non-Communist side— Ireland, Portugal, Italy. Austria, Finland and Spain, all European; and Libya, Jordan, Ceylon. Nepal Cambodia and Laos, rocruita for the Aalan-Arab bloc. l a ■ Partly d"ody through Frl day. Little rhang* t»mp#rrture. Hlrk today 71 la 71, low tonight !• t* «. a ^ a H e a v y F o g D e la y s O p e n in g 11 Men Saved A ft er Vessel Sinks In Ocean O f P G A Crow ds Pouring In Pipe Has Arrived For Famed Tourney For Pump Branch Creek Project Tha Mayfair Inn MS.OOB PGA Open got underway this morning at the Mayfair Inn's fieminols Country Dub after a delay of about an hour and a half. Heavy fog and mist shrouded the course this morning at the storting lime of I o'clock and ob­ servers at the course say that the first green could not be seen from the club house. However, hy using Ihe hark nine In getting threesomes Into action, Pipe for ttie construction of MIAMI 'JP—Eleven mrn whose starting times nere according In Ihe Pump Branch Creek proteeA 104-foot motor vessel sank In th* A Bamtoata BtiH Brtirttomcnlor schedule hy noon today. Because being completed by city crews haa northeast of Miami arrived her* of early darkness, it was necessary' arrived, said City Manager War­ la amena tha IA7B nemea an* aafaly today after a dramatic r#sthat officials step up th* time of ren K. Knowles. nouncod today by the Notional th* golfer* so that thr first ta cua hy a Coast Guard plane and The prnlert is 155 feet in length Merit Beholanhlp Carp., who pose* round* would be completed by the and the 06-Inch pipe is the largest a tanker. od semifinal trita laadiny to calend of lha afternoon. in the city a* well as being tb# "We’ra hirky to ha a live." said loya achelarshlps. . Each threesome had a gallery largest pip* ever attempted to ba Capt. William C. Alvars of Miami, Jama* Howard Allred, Sanford, following the players a* they look laid by city crews, an# af tha prominently mention­ who was plucked from a lifeboat off front both the first and tenth Russell Dallas, bend nf the Citv'a Thla to tha Brat atop to tha H * ed football ptoyen on thli yoar*a tee. with tan others after two hour* yrcta af loaatlny tha axpandtny .team waa named In tha yroup. Utility Department, said that th* At noon lodav, Mike Fetrhirk of of battling against giant waves. facilJUaa of Baatord project will ba started during th* They ara lurries r* of more Mahopar, N. Y., Jim Torn Blair last week In December and should toy Company. " I t waa so rough S l i m near of Jefferson City, Mo., and Leo not take more than a week ta than M.OOO eenlora who took exswamped a few times," Alvers Riahelti of Willoughby, Ohio made omlnatlana In lata October In 10.Uoa, to conjonattow with lha Betheir first shot from the first lee. complete. said, "but tha moral of the mrn Fill dirt tn complete th# pro­ mfnoia County Chamhar af Com- 000 high schools in the United Crowds ara pouring into the ject after the pipe Is laid wilt waa fine. Wa kept busy rowing WASHINGTON UP _ fipeakw of marta Induitrial Committee mat State* and It* territories. Mayfair Inn Seminole fountry A aaeond examination will ha eartkr tida wtoh to plan tha itapo and lolling jokes. We were rescued the Hou«e Rayburn (l)-Tes) said Club'to sea th* Inurnamrnt with rnm* from on# nf several aite* nacamiry to hoop tha plant to given Jan. 14 to cut th* field to before wa got to tho singing stage." to4ay Democratic leaders will vitilors coming from every section already undar ennslderatlon by . . . . . prass for an early decision In tha 1J0 0 aad rahoaawant tcraenlnr tha city. Th# motor vessel Monster, o w n e d uhool , 1H k g ll. of th* country. Th# project I# made possible to totoutrlal trial Com- wfU reduce the number to approxi­ by th* Thompson Construction Co. Ution UlinB ax l t soon aa , t Congress retoms Yesterday, the erowds were fol­ through th# addition of nei* BalavWm mately 100, to la aanetr* MONTREAL OP Two of th# of Bt. Petersburg, sank thrse ** lowing 5am Snead and Frank In January. fare May L at Dionne quintuplets are patients to mOes wrest of Great Isaac Light fitranahan, leading contenders to equipment purchased hy th# City, The program to flnaacad Urea- a s u b u r b a n Montreal hospital la th* Bahama* laat night. Two He predicted eventual passage of tho PGA Tournament, with both aald th* Utility Department head. to hy tha Feed Foundation, with wbera the other two surviving hours and M minutes after she soma form of government assist­ of the nationally known profession­ hninaM errmnlu- quinta are taking huraea' training. seat her first distress signal, all ance to the stales for ennstmrttoa als turning In a M for Ihe Pro-AM. to atop with aamiftnallrta to They war# all described yesterday hands had been rescued by a pass­ at mors schoolhouse*. Playing with Snead was Al Dark Flaridii torlode: M m Joan Hunt- i being "In a hippy mood." A Home battle la to prwpart aad Jark Collins with fitranahan. ing tanker. over disputed feature* of a school local to lorry or. Bradenton; Car! Danalac Ben­ Annette, who had been a student For the Pro-Am. Snead and Dark nett, Thomas Walter Harhart Jr., In a Nlcolet, Que., school, entered aid bill already approved by the turned In a U with Snead and Galnaavfllot Jam** Lenta Renew. the Hospital Notre Dame da fKa House Education Committee. Th* Collins basting tha pair with a fi2. Kay WMto Wllaow Aaatfn Judd. peranee In Villa fit. Laurent Doe. conflict promisee ta be compound Turning <2s for the Pro-Am The Sanford Ratail Merchant’* Laha AWNi David K. Paul*, Hal- 9 for an *v ;.. ed by deep-seated differences over wara John Wailrel of Herschey, ion. Maria was lam FnaaafB, Lakeland; Alice Jean admitted Nov. M for treatment alt­ racial segregation in some South­ Pa , playing with amateur Dex Association haa mad* no r*eom« ern school systems. Daniels; Arnold Palmer of l.t- mendatlnn to Its member* as t# Ryan, Laha Worth. er leaving a Quebec City convent Rayburn, nonetheless said to an trobe. Pa., playing with Dr. Joe Chriatma* atom hour# deemlnr Alfrtd Fhrmm MacKey, Ocala; wham she had hern (raining aa WaHer AHan. Tommy poitulant. Yvonne and Caelto al­ WASHINGTON UP - Hen. K»rw- Interview he expected the House Hundley; and Tommy Bolt of tt best that the Individual atom Donald Richard ITod- ready war* training aa norsea at land (R-Caltn aald today he thinks to dispose of the school lasne "ear­ Chattanooga, Tenn., playing with policy should M left to tha Jsutf* the national debt should be reduced ly" to tha coming session, sod add­ Jo* Sommers, an amateur. Frank mrnt of ssrtl member. Wtyj Gaarva Tnien tha hospital. Court aaya Walsh of Miami llearh playing It was announced, howeror. H* at toast a bllllnn dollara before ed: Anywto. Dorothy Front*, Patricia The fifth quint, Kmtt*, died tost yra retag with Dr. R. K. Ring nf Sanford a member * f the board af dir­ " I think well get a school MB. towai are rut. Anna Jenea. Larry Kalth Merer. yesr. poasaUaw law Improparty to to. ector* that a majority of tha Cardmi Allan Norton, Andrew Hospital authorities refused to Ha at pressed that persons! opin­ because H's becoming more and turned In a n for the Pro Am. nanre paid As to the nutrom* nf Ihe tourna­ merchant* will atari *t*»li»t.'brif more evMrnl there Is a serious ion in an htorvtow in which he p .v u u tha rondltioa of Maria and Manual Bfcklnd* Martarnt Jane fit. aahma. ment. ta can he ^prisodj'a gu*»t. next Wednesday, will ferns1* ' ;i|ptotta aicept tovay they, ara suf­ hfiteWt little rhance for a taa «Lassroam shortage." In listening to the vhilor* talking open until 9 o’clock p. m. thik ThnpamaciCXt **/ *« r« n l2 a k fering from a nervous condition redaction wiles* wa first balance about their favorite golfers, Sam night, and Thursday and Friday to n dacUkm to which It dlaaUawad the budget and than mak* tom* and need rest and privacy. Sncsd, Frank Slranahsn, Mike night, closing at I o'clock Cluriitoomponaatlon to a BT-yaar-old Mi­ Aralyn MeLannaO, Sally Millar, rednet ion to tha national debt." Smiehak, Jay Hebert. Atsrty Fur- maa Eve. ami Baavh droainuhtr aw tha Raraaota: Wmiarn Martin Bnyre. Kohart Blair Craoh*. Mlehal OfcHe added hi* not# of caution to col, Gardner Dirktnsen ,lr., of yroaad aha hadn't toada a dUiyant A few store* ara alrwsdr re­ thn*e sounded by other House and Panama Cilr, Doug Ford. Dirk maining enan with several other# affert to pat another Jah durtoy a eonbery, Tattahaua*; Dale TheoMOSCOW (ft _ Th# Soviet Un­ dor* Johnson. Winter Karen. firnato leaders yesterday agalnsl triad whan Mm waa normally Idto. ion ss)s It has relaxed Ha hold on Mayer of fit. Petersburg, will come to hegln their “for v«ur ennrsritoo optimistic hopes of a to* cut out on top with tow scores tor the ienc*—staring open policy" to­ ‘Tha nnamploymant aompanaaCOLORADO IPRtNC.S. Colo. UP In the coming election-year sen ion Romanian Industry further, reftn 71 hole match. morrow night. qulshlng Rtissla’s half Interest to Uoo art waa denlynad to alteviate — An armless motorist who say* of Congress They spnk* out after Ray O'Bryan. PGA Official, to tha ftoanaial hardship af he has driven 1« years without learning at a While House confer­ the hnp-aiant oil business. lortnnato worhara A government announcement charge nf the tournament was accident was acquitted yesterday ence that d e f e n i e spending re­ starting the players thi* morning of speeding and reckless driving quests neat year will hr higher said under in agreement signed In from th* first tec. nucharest, Ttomsnl*. wIB bwy the who ara voady, charges. Predictions wrra rirruliting this than current levels. to A Justice Court Jury ot five men Knnwland conceded there may Soviet held shares to lb* ofl Indus­ morning that a 7 under par scora try "on favorable term* and by aulUhto employment," Justten B. IT. JOSEf'M. Mo (gv—Th# Junior and one womin deliberated 25 min­ Tha annual Christmas program utes before clearing Edward E. be heavy prassur* on Congress lor toitatlment* ov*r a number of wvuld ba mad* during lha tour­ (Chamber of Commere* and tho K* B ahaato aaM to nament. However, olhera who at tho First Christian Church, to Higgins. 23. a Pubeblo, Colo. used some tax reductions. years." Th* amount to be paid hava played the course ofteiy hava Safely Counril imitated a rimha bald Monday, 7:45 p. m., will car dealer who drive* with his waa not disclosed. remarked that M would h* the paian tn educate pedestrian* consist of a pageant, a whit* rifts feet. Hi* wife Betty L/w. 20-yesrTit# two nation nil Cnmpewy lor- lowest score brought to •g.iinal lh* dangers of jaywalking. sarvfco, a ltd a party. mm Patrol was organised to 1045 jold mother of an infant daughter, The Mayfair Inn Seminole Coun­ Under the project men were s»nt to p r o s p e r ! , produce and re­ try (lub'a course Is a par 70. II out aa official jaywalker*. Oilier Tha pagaant, "The Star of was acquitted of aiding and abet­ ftn* Romanian nfl. Store that Mate, hola court* with 26 out and M in. ipedtstrian* noticing them violat. Glory" will ha diroetad by Mr# ting him. Harry Falk. About 90 characters Higgins and his Monde wife dis­ Frank Mebane, manager e( the Ing safety rule* in crossing street* The December meeting of the the Soviet announcement said, oil will participate. Mrs. I.aster Tharn puted Undersheelff Clinton H. West Sid# Primary School's Par­ production has doubled. L a a t Mayfair Inn, waa on th* eoursc could reeaivt a raah award by tag. ytar’s production, primarily from this morning watching the first gtng them. will have chart* of tho music IpLAKELAND 6^— Tha Florida terwoven In tha nrovram. James Haugh's charge he halted their car ent Teachers Association will be th# htfi rtoeati field, has been es­ (toy's event. Mebane appeared op­ Walter Ladd, manager of tha held tonight. Nov. 25 after a wild chase at CHrna Commission will pot tha Tha second and third grade timated by outsider* at fit mfihon timistic over lha attendance at this Safety Council, aald yasterday th* onehmiva yesmekfon aaaviaaa ad L. Anderson will be director ef speed* up to 106 m.ph. They laid marnlng’i turnout. He said, "other official jaywalker* went virtually properties. Mrs. George W. Roland, they were driving under M miles children of (He school will present tha lMd Florida attorn quaanthan the weather everything la unnotlred—too many regular pe­ a Christmas program for tha •nvtoaa aatlmatod aa worth a mil. Mr*. Frederick Ellatt and Mrs. an hour. destrians doing unofficial Jaywalk­ going along fine." Earl Evaaa are to prepare eos. Parent-Teachers group. Mon dollar* In pnkHehy* MARKSMEN AIDED Tha Varrion Trophy Award 1S53 ing. tomes. Tha program la uo>er the direc­ That oottowto woo mada hy larh winner will be presented Sunday At the eloae of the pageant at­ LOUISVILLE. Ky. OD-New Bgbt- tion of Ihe two second grad* teach­ Barry, proeMert of (ha Florida following tha Mayfair Inn Open. reflecting traffic signs on county ers and tha two third grade teach­ tendant* ara asked to bring ta tha Cttowa Kcpssltioa, which ayanaara Court House employee wifi cele­ The trophy I* presented esrh year altar whita-wrannad ran* of roads are aiding marksmen as ers of tha school. lha aHnu «na#n contort. The meeting Is slated to begin at brate Christmas with a three-day In lha payer having the best tour­ poaches to order to provide treat* wall as motorists. Fiscal court not­ nament record based upon Ihe itoatow for th* dopendaat aged In th* ed yesterday a sharp Increasa In 7:30 this evening in tha school's holiday. yaotarday to ravaaao Hoalf Th* extension of the shuffle* Arcording to officials there, th* official PGA scoring average*. bullet damage to tha sign* since auditorium. •ontribute UMBO to tha 1MB an- Florida Christian Horn*. Jackson­ they ware made Into beitr nightAlso to be announced, following board court facilities was started Court House will rlos# Friday, position. Tha commiaaloa finally ville. Dee. M at 1 o'clock and remain th* Mayfair Inn Open, will be the this morning with tha pouring of tim targets for autolsta with Tha whit* gift* aervtee will ba biggest money winner of Ihe yesr. courts. ayraod an condition H yrt tha closed until Tuasday Dee. 17. FIGS BUN LOO0R qaaea'a reahwtre u n it— far ad- followed tor a party in tha aanag i With the naw courts added there Tordchtf and marrhnndlalay pro- for Junior*. Prlmari** and younger | NOWATA, Okla., Dee. M UPwill be 16 courts which |t the mint* mum requirements for tourna­ yrama. Barry want atony with that children, and another In the par Nowaa City minagtr G. F. Hill ments. aonage far Intermediate* and received a complaint a sow with a prcpaaHlaw. COLUMBUS, Ohio oft- Colum­ The addition nf th* new courts suckling pig waa wandering loose bus firemen reported receiving a That ylvaa Florida citrus two 8*nlon. Is in preparation tor a stjtevsida Memben of tha Christian Wo­ in tha town’s outer business see number ef complaints last night tournament In h# held here about Uon. When city employat taught after answering a cafl to neigh­ wtaaara. Mlaa men's Fallowshln will m**l Rp THR ASSOCIATED FRRfifi lent* "on a regional basis tn th* the middle of January. amptoyad hy t h a ____ tha diningroom far a few minutes th* sow, there were seven little boring Franklin Township. Plans for the project were dis* caracal yaara far apot "Wa have our own fire depart­ California'* June primary teams j East, Midwest, South and West." at necessary business at T:S0 just pigs. "And aB Bt hours old toe toy. madly aw talretetan. gmind HiB. ment," aa Irate feminine raller likely M produce a head on ran- It# laid he would decide about cussed at earlier meetings of th* before the pageaak Board of Sanford City Commis­ hmm Mm township waa quoted as test between Adlal fitovmaoa and Mother primaries later. sioners. saying. "Wa’re not part at Colum­ bus aad wa don't need your halp." Sou. Ratos Ktfauver in th* rata la Ohio, Gov. Frank Lauseh* Acting Fire Chief Samuel Zaayer (or lha Democralit presidential announced be la willing to he his atate'a "favorite aon" candidate at of Columbus aald hit men lot to nomination. VANDKRGR1FT, with which ha art down wtmbera tha family and had brought a aar- the seen# before township firemen StavMson Haled California yea- Ihe Damocratic convention. ton of dynamlta tm •van pulled nut nf their station an terday as one of tour adddional Whether the five-term governor af tha Small family. Laying of new sewer line* in tha had Mm flamsa doused before town­ state* la which ha will aaak pre- would remain In tha secondary along with his rifle. Gladys rtdat teas new Croici Manor project be­ convention voter support. role traditionally accorded "favor­ ship ftr* fighters arrived. After notifying police, Khsg ride to tea haatween 201h Sts., on Mcllonvllla with Small abort two mlaa GMp ftreaaau answered Ihe alarm A abort lima later, Kefauwr ite son" candidatea remained to be Avenue Is being completed thla wound up a week'a stay in tho po­ teen. Some D<'mocr.tlc leaders to lha houao. ha added, because county com­ week, according to City Manager "After wa otoppod. Sm al got out missioners recently approved tha litically Important elate by an­ oulald* of Ohio have mentioned Warren E. Knowles. ow tho laft iMa and me on tha township's annexation at Colum­ nouncing ha too will enter th* Cali­ him aa a possible dark harso win­ Bussell Dallas, head of the Utili­ fornia primary if ho dacldaa to ner at lha convention. right alda," ho said. "Just Bun bus. ties Department of th* City, laid rua lor president. On tha Republican aide, friend* that water lines will be completed Falooa came art af tha house aad Jaaaaa A. Band. In wboea apartba started firing. Ha kit Im al the Mas* occurred, said ha Tha Tcnneaaa* senator aaya ton’ll of Sen. Knowiand of California said In the project next week. twit* aad kflJad him. I want nm't aar* who put out tha fire. declare formally tomorrow. Few in Washington they believe the The entire aewer Una la being will ba surprised R ha trie* again GOP Senate leader will b« an ar- constructed of eight-inch pipe. ag back a t tha car. I don’t think tiv* aspirant tor tha pr*«ideatlal at hn did In 1MI. Fallon# sew me. I ran aB the way BULLETIN TAKES FIRST ACTION fitavaaaon added Florida, Penn­ nomination early nest year. hame. My, Gad. TANIDBRGRirE, F t. (Jt-A tote- sylvania aad Illlaola, aa wad aa Tha Knowiand hackara professed FRANKFORT, Ky. — Takln| kk youth whe killed Hire# people California, to tea Hat af striae confidence that President Eisen­ tha alcohol out of Chriatmai waa polka reached Bw — . — id J . W am a Small *nd last night and shot a policeman where ha plana to rua la priauriaa. hower wlfl decide against lacking one of th* first official actions of Ms wife dead la the kitchen, flra morning w u Previously ha had named only r*-election, and that Eisenhower Gov. A. B. Chandler yesterday. hia (Melaka known Chandler, Inaugurated lor kls sec­ fcl bp M rt month aa Knowiand ond term Tuesday, forbad* us# at a ha tha to picked Mteoa w nrgfoc. Knowiand kfmartfl alcoholic hm ragaa at CkriaUaaa -------------- ‘ fo stete — House Speaker Says Leaders Want Early Decision On Issue Two Dionne Quints £ Hospital Patients Holiday Hours Set By Merchants Senator Says Debt Should Be Reduced Before Any Tax Cut Supreme Court Soys Law Is Improperly Used By Workers S S W F iiS K i Red Industry Hold Eased In Romania Armless Motorist Freed Of Charge First Christian Program Is Monday Citrus Commission > Shopping Tour Ends To Got Exclusive With Twin Babies Promotion BUT M M O , Calif. Ito - A refer Pedestrians Asked To Learn Dangers West Side P-TA To Meet Tonight Thrti-Day Holiday Given Court House imtB Jani hahy wamt nary and ww it waa a yawlmtoary,1' Pavla “ W dear of ana hahy w u ham. ittoadiata ruahad th Um dallvovy room ittoadod tha hirth al hahy. City Hall It Sita Of Zoning Sattion Tha PUaaAny and Inn lay Com No, 140, WlM Firtmtn Answer Various Complaints Police Search For Crazed Youth Court Extension Is Started Today California June Primary Seems Likely To Show Head-On Contest Sewer Lines Laid In Groves Manor �iu a iiu im » if W H . Dk , H . » M it* Dept. Chief nry Suydom, 64, Met From Attack WMfrmoTON <* - h « ; y 8u,T’ ■a m . the SUta Department« S 3 M tit officer, «l!ert af • heart tw0 laadtr tfltr hi* wt/e died gg*«Ury of Mat* Dullr* Sunday n lN f Suydim for "great ability. m M with i kindly personality todPtundty — mi high lh,“ FOOPMART OFFERS YOU MORE IN EVERY wn»e <*f pubile -u *y ” A* l»ok«man for «»• Suydam bad accompanied • a a r e r o l International eonferMM, toclndln* the rerent Biff t o «M«Ura nlnlrtera meeting at t o t . «• bad diiWeted tho State Ntartaienl'a preaa aeeilon alme IK. I, ItU . and waa on Uaeii of i t a M from kia post aa chief I w S t U l writer of thn Newark, l O t J . ) ItM ing Nawa. *’ M *. Buydam, the former Ana* B l U i n Onrdea el Balllninre m M. m u n t Y ’s Waihinxtna that tho United State* la anad daring the potKhdHy ad halting rutttra atomic and hrd ratea hernia taata. Kia ateteaieat feU fewed the Soviet announcement that the Biaalana, whe earaatly and off a rip er H-bomb, are ready la gait nor lane bank nnplnaln— tt the IT. a and Britain fellow auit. The natatory aald n o d i mnaidera> tinn baa baea given the prohia n a t whether the Onttad Btataa Pillabury's White Yellow Choc. f lM » t o ir ~ WHOLE CAKE MIX Something Different? <1(1 Parade M b Tm 1I A l*ft..Treaw rei W e r t M b 0«r S in n ........ HEAVY W ESTERN ROUND FIG OR PLUM PUDDING MONARCH WHOLE Clams f l N t t l M IV PICNIC MONARCH W ELSH Rarebit Paste Artichokes MONARCH IMPORTED TU BE MONARCH PICKLED (QUANTITY KIGHTB RESERVED ) END CUTS ENCHILADAS— GUAVA SH ELLS— SNAILS— C A V IA R FATE* D E-FO IE— altar picture a ll «m wag icrata tba aatete, iM ilp CASHEW NUT SPREAD PEPERONC1NI— ANCHOVY F IL L E T — COCKTAIL ORANGE OLIVES ON A T R E E K IP P E R SNACKS A N T IPA ST O - BORDEN’S EVAPORATED ARMOUH’S STAR SLICED BREAKFAST MAXWELL HOUSE HOUS f TICK ET TO m o vtelan d . Drive-In Theatre lr m * i P RECEIVED SWING WAFFLE IRONS ■'M GRILLES : DEEP FRYERS Chicken Turkey GOLDEN YELLOW �1 ifc NOT A PR O JEC T! THINK O r THIS UT — Itoeies <f Baal Individual!. A Homo on Rosalia Drive for less CHRISTMAS 1 ft 1 rtttany Farm Romaa, than 13.000.— This will make a lino horn* lor someone. SPECIAL MODERN OCCASIONAL SI ACRES aood Citrus land. Ttrms can be arrangedCHAIRS AND ROCKERS • US ACRES of Citrus land, excep­ Upholstered in beautiful .Modern tapestry, smartly styled blonde tionally well located. arms and lees • with no-sag spring construction—vour choice GROVE - 10 Acres, IT COMPLETE with aQ the featane SHALL of Chair nr Rocker. additional acres of land. This is you have dreamed about aueh a mature grove and is pnesd at $9.88 as colored Geeeral Electric 113,000. Ale DOWN DELIVERS ■nUassee aad ewered piumbiag SMALL LAUNDERETTE — Just Mather of Sanford for someone wanting a lll-M E. 1st St. Thane UT &z&$v»sa s a a ALIO — Hemes — jGrn Ranches — Aeraage. N T AD ATES HO CHARGE ^ T tJR N IS H E D APTS. M Wait 1st Or Cab at Furnl* turn Center. U i Wait lit- RolUway and Baby Bed* or month—Tel. 1423. ntar 112 West First 1st your houses and apta. far rent with us. For SO days we SHALL NOT mak* any charge to either party for ftiding a tanant. while the new incoming Navy Ftrsonnal art getting a rt* (l,i$4 iq. ft.), modern, 2 BR. CB. HW floors, home built 1224. Just out of the City on large plot. Ideal for children, garden or nureery. Haa ORANGES, tangerine*, ortier. 2101 W. 23th St.. J Super Trading Post 1 Ml. South IT-M Phone MIT-W Christmas Gift Suggestions 3 “Paper Mate" style Pens, in ca se.............................. ILSO Asms, Hasel M. Flald. English Bike, like new — $30.00 Doudney, Land Survaror. Fluorescent Desk Lamp . . . . $5.0<1 OR RENT — Two Bedroom House, 2 New Brownie Cameras ea. ft 00 also New Three Bedroom House, New Casco Steam Irons . .. IT.30 New 3-Pc. Kroshler Living Room Phone 3S-R. Suite, makes bed $*T-30 Good Underwood Typewriter $33.00 THREE Bedroom House. Bel-Air Walnut and Formica Top section. Phone 13ia-W. Tables .................. I 2n.no BIG SELECTION of Space and Alexander A Stringer Oil Circulating Heaters It price. Real Estate Insurance i. Lanrln* Messenger, Assoc. CHEF DELIGHT 4 burner gas Magnolia Ave. ph. la stove. Apt. sire. Used one lime. *73. Phone 2*33-R. W lO M F W IA lg CITY WATER Sewer, paved roads, space heater, Venetian blinds. LIVING room With cosy fireplace opens into separate dining room. Kitchen with dining area is C O M P L E T E L Y electrically « .v s r i? v r ir .j$ 211,000. Terms, Compere this JUSTuK UIU1- HU1-.K-—J 17-92 South CUy 2317-W-. giumbcrl fl,502. Down, g BR. Asbestos Bid. mid Phan* ACREAGE . 82 Acres including grove tad lak* front. I looo. s.i acre * writ i‘iw>en»f E»- _ Realtor — General l n w i s r * Gertrude ft Uegfeidtr. Asaedato . — ,Y , tornI shed I Aparimoot. Phon* Si EFFICIENCY xbl* for i A Steam heat er. Covenit from P w e uel J a c M art mint. Suitr or couptc. ,e bath, showiciied. Acruaa . Innuir. Man- ■ L jtlo ra , BURN! I J R : iirnished Apt,, im u Ha hath, on* Merest School sing Center, tv*. | r * u .w “ cu n ^ 2d *V » , Mrs. Arms- > w g *i a m - m COCKER PUPS for Uiclr Christ- ENVELOPES. letterheads. slatem » . ARC Registered. Ph. 1932, meets. invoices, band bull, and p r o i n m i , cte. Progrostivo Priouc* Co , PboM a - Ml West 13th St. Season FIRE WOOD, any amount or length, oak or fat pine. MQ Ranch, Bob Morris, Phone 793-J. SALE OR TRADE — t«i Ton Chevrolet Truck, short wheel eta, blankets, Jackets, shoes, has*. Thone IOT9, K. A. Wiggins, boots tarpaulins, luggage, paint Box 2, EnlrrprDe. 210 SiO/ord Ave, RANDALL ELEC TR IC CO. E icon-*l ion iran ms amt Repairs TV Service Canter Dendix and Crndey Applunr** 112 Magnolia Ave. Ph. 113 Get inlo your favorite arm chair, relax , . have a cup of a cigarette and window shop this easy “Classified Way” first. the Merchants of Sanford will list many of Santa's choicest daily. Take a minute now and plan your buying, you'll save frayed nervei later. . . Space Hesters and Floor Furn­ aces Liberal Trade-In. flifl for lilllc ones' SEE tho many G. K . Westing- A wonderful WORLD (5LORES - $2 95 up house and Dorm fjtr smsll Nice for grown-ups too! Delight Mother with a HELM electric appliance* at your SCENE Lighted picture. BesuLPOWELL'S OFFICE SUPPLY GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE (til assortment. 113 South Park Ave. Make yoiir 110 Magnolia Ave. Phone MS SANFORD FURNITURE CO. selection for Christmas NOW. 300 East lit. St. rhone 219 GATLIN FOR FRIEN DS BROTH ERS Dragline and Bullrioter Service Phone*: 2221 — Sanford. 2232— Geneva. For those ''Special’' • Send PHO­ WIDE Selection of 2, 3 and 4 Bed* TOGRAPHIC Christmas Cards room Homes. For Information RROWNIE Holiday $3.23 up of your home, children or call 2271 - 17-32. Hi swathe, PLU M BIN G MOVIE Cameras $37.30 up family. A treasured gifts ROSA L PAYTON. BROKER' Contract and repsir work. Pr** View Masters 12.On & $3.73 JAMESON STUDIO estlraatee. R. L Harvey. 2M . WIEBOLDT'S CAMERA SHOP . Annabel!* B. Henderson. Alloc, Phan* 3)92 10* North Park Av*. Saulord Ave. Phone 1028. 210 South Fsrk Ave. INTERIOR and E X T E R I O R Lady Duehcis and Lady Sunbeam Painting. Paper Hinging. Phone electric shivers, I tl.ll. Com­ 313-W, BuUum 4 Walker. plete lines — Rjiullnn, Max Factor, Ysrdley ami Lcnthcrlc Gift Sets. Prefect 1 1 Rates to F Policyholders Jefcn WIMinann 1 m l 4X7 Buford AtUntta AEM YNATT S U IP L U I ROUMILLAT 4 ANDERSON “On The Comer Ry The Clock.” If You want to plr*»e your ftmlly and get the Masher (hat is con­ sidered the bcM! Buy FRIG l DAI HE CLAUDE H. WOLFE App. Cnrp. 305 Sanford Ave. Phone 2117 ro C B IftA W O y r w iVINGT Be* our new 1254 Model EWnrudes COMPLETE OUTFIT SPECIALS Glass. Lonr»Ur Aluminum or Ma­ hogany floats. Many new models Just arrived. Gator trailers also several mo­ dels of used boats 4 trailers on ~ n— — •-m n ii RCA Victor Television Nqw ka display at GOODYEAR.SBnVICE STORE. 113 South Park Ave,, Sanford, FIs. Choose irons the new 1M Models foe.liu t Christmas T. V. Sel. \ IN SERVICE In Ui* States or Overseas ClIv*> A Herald Kuhscriplion. “A Letier From Home.” $3.00 — 3 Months. Phone 1021 HAVE YOU visited MONROE CORNER CRAFT 4 G I F T SHOP, out West First, 2 miles from clock? (Unusual selection of Gifts, including work oi Flo* ride craftsmen). j MUSICIAN ANNUALS IN BANDS Sanford grown in Slertilred Soil. Seminole Turkey Farm ’ "No fus' • No mils'" just plant LARGE Turkrys dressed. 40c lb 'em. 6c rarh or Me dot. Camp­ Musketeers, Old Spire. Mas Beardall Ave . Near Chase 4 bell’* Feed, West l»t. St., Factor and Yardlry Toiletries Company. Phone 117-X-M. Vihlcns, Grapcvillo Ave. for Men. SMOKER'S Supplies and Electric Rators. 1M3 ALL STATE Mntnr Scooter, IT-AUTtsMORIIJW-TMAUJIRM ROUMILLAT 4 ANDERSON like new, 1130. Call 1169. On The Corner fly The Clock CHRISTMAS TREES delivered ur It will pay YOU to are US before In 7 ft. $1.00, native short Pine, Sou buy. Open Evening* and 31- 4). Ranch, Rob Morns. undays. Phone 79V.I. XssUide TroSer SalM, Pslalha, Fla. RRAtiTY PARLOR2 - 4 BOY'S 24'* bicycle, good condition *13. 1202 W. 20th St. Ph. 2243-M 1031 Plymouth Station Wagon. Eve-IIene Deputy Shop Ph. 2834 J . ' CARLE Midget Kludin Piano, SEE Fred the Hairstylist, lor an DODGE 3 4 Ton rtcki1f*.v NfOw •Indindualiaed Cut. mntnr. excellent condition. A For ALL Your Fteauty Need* call *330. Phnne 1725-R. BARGAIN! Texaco Station at 1211 MABBEY—HARRIS 33 Diesel H arriett's Deatiiy Nook HAND MADE Gift* for Chrivtm.v* Stitc Market, Tractor, 2 Dise Hester Plow, Phnne 971 toy So. Oak Ave. Grandview Ave____ 2 Ft. leveling Harrow. HOUSE TRAILER, 27 ft.. *leep* (Open evemngi by appouttmrnt.) four. L. M. Cnssnn, Weal Floyd Ave , Lake Mary. aw Sliia — Uatels BARGAIN! Peerleis Trailer and acks — Cradl* Biocki Cabana. Park Ave. Trailer Park. On* hour - Wash and Damp Dnr Trap* - Dry Wells, On* hour - Waah and Dry Fold set* Cee rrsls C* Ftnithed Laundry Ftrm BfWDH • Mtcktoery ,v* Ph. 1222 10- AUTOMOBtl-E RR4MJIRB -12 Saailnn* Dry (leaning 1231 FERGUSON TRACTOR Soethaide lau n d rom at Duk and other equipment. Ex­ CARS USED Elactrie coll dlspeeaer B*uth Side Foodmarl Itldg. cellent condition, call 23U-W BOUGHT SOLD TRADRD drtik box. Good running condi­ IN Kaat 23th St. evenina*_____________________ R*y Mel's Use* Car* tion. Ideal for boar storage box. Sanford Av*. 4 11th SL Con bo seen at Tk* Sanford Htrsld. $42. puseo B K b v irs -n t r 12BOATS . MOTORS ' wanted. Part or BALES HEI L U ttnt—Plano Teehnielsn. Fuji Time Firealone Stores. 1 1164. (tout* L, S*a/ard. CLEARANCE RALE 1233 EVINRUDER and SALES LADY for Holiday work. Eiperirnced preferred, Apply USED MOTORS 1 (FACB A> All ABLE Hollywood Shop. I inanre Plan J.l 11. EVINRUDE - Elio. Kimla' CALL mil SPA R E TIM E nlr—but trolli good ......... 317.50 AND tNQUUR $30. per week easily made 1.5 H. uEA KING, runs perfect . . $13 M or finding nut how many friends and neighbors want lo save up TWO 3 H. EVINRUDE ZEPHYR'S Advertisers ere reqvesUd to no­ to 80“- on their grocery bill*. (Your choice) ................... $3*100 U * Want-Ad Department lmNo selling. Phone 2049 for ap­ 5 If SEA-BEE .............. *52 M tify medlatfiy any errors in thotr pointment at tho ollice or your fi HORSE WIZARD ............ 113.00 ads. as TheofSanford Herald will bn home. 7H MERCURY, No ItnUom Cowl SIR).DO reepnoslble fur only ono inccrrecl 10 H. FIRESTONE with Fuel. O Malic Tank *132 30 10 JL Lightning MECRURY 2U3.no MERCURY Hurncana ... 2iU.no with 3 n lr * propeUsri . . Ills,no TYPIST to learn slmpl* Ronkkreplag. Reply NC h . Herald. 10 If. MERCURY Lightning, runs good $00.33 12 if. SCOTT-ATWATER JRZS BLIP COVERS, 23 it. JOHNSON, 1953 Model, iry Goods, 1307 Waal very fa*t ...................... * 223.00 Complete with Remote eon. trol Box and control cable— -o n ly ............................... 1139 93 Muftu L useviniaiiiH SECRETARY, I % 49 j * ■*»f Also many motors torn down for used parts. Reisonsble, experience. P. O. Box 462, !>e On flale WhU* They Last! Bsry. Telephone 2094-J. Now IMS Model EV1NRUDE1 2 H. L1GHTWTN, (Sold Out) TH FLEETWIN. (Sold Out) PER1ENCED TOOK for Hall- 18 H. FASTWD} Sale . U18 I0 iy Biking. Can give references, 2* H. BIOTWIN— (Sold Out) ff to Box CJO, T. Dto Sanford 23 U. Eiee. Starting ................ 2421.30 23 H. Elec. Demonstrator .. $333. cleaning, . with new motor guarantee., $393 SIZE Hollywood Bed » 10 X 22 Mattress X 22 Bos Spring trd (Decorator Pisstto) coffee, maybe light op For your convenience items in these columns time and money and RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. ’ 112 Magnolia Art. Phan* 129 Flutnphnnrs — Ocarinas. Offera Sunbeam. Universal, O. E„ Harmonicas — Bsn)ns. Other tnakoi at small appliance# Guitars — Accordions. * Mott reasons bl* TV Ngaif BUKUR’S MUSIC SHOP Bcrvic* in town. , West lit. St.; phono 3071 THE SANFORD HERALD Wed. I k e . 1 4 .19R5 TRUE SPIRIT YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio WV_ The ChritSms* .r«x<m ia really here. Municipal Judgei Knrreat .1. Cava­ lier, Robert D. Nevln and Frank R Frankn made the following ap­ peal to lawyer* in an adverti*entent published yesterday in the Legal News: "In keeping with ihe hnliday spir­ it we know- lh.it you will want In rnoperale with u* and not aeek to atlarh the Christmas pay of any defendant. Merry Chmtma».', Development of a new strain of rollon — Arala 4 42 — has m»He California the secr-nd colton-growing xlxtn in tho Union flimmim|.|n.|-hrit Cnuth .... JMI.OO Gts** door • Hook Cos* $13.01) l lull -n-rolir .... 313.00 Double.btd coll Spring* *3.00 Slnrle bed _______ . 110.00 303 Park Phon* SI0 opoUai varst-iSi" M * W I « V I P .,B , BEaisa.-ttye.,«**■«- Phone, 200 . We have tested aom* Rooma at lh« beautifdi Mar-Lou Motel Then Room* are svatlabl* Absolutely Free For a period of 4 iLya, in Nrw arrivals at Our Naval Air Station needs W * feature averythins fine In th« butldinr line. Sv« will be happy tr> adviie you and furnish F R E E estimates on any builgiax chore from the amaB4|t o f additions to new honk construction. S E E VB BOON! SEAT COVERS S 4 iif e r i.‘F lo T ld 4 . Will You B * Our GuestT a NO BUUOI NO T. V. SERVICE Morrison* Inc. Naval Personnel "Builders of Fine Homes" J O 2. French Avenue S Hour Service — Anytime Phone 16S4-M Service Cell 2.00 StrickJind- ' TO SANFORD Odhatn& Tudor, Inc. For All Cara FB1GIDAIRE WELCOME STOP hr and Pick up YOUR Key at Ihe office nf Paul’n Town & Country B EA U TIFU L PATTERNS CUSTOM FITTED PROMPT INSTALLATION f P tfd I I HI L L LUMRLP & �*• * ' * * ... * ^«f Security Council Expected To Meet TELEVISION s .Cooper and Amt. Art Braun; Doug f. .Y ord and Amt Cart IfubhtQ; r C a rs Douglas and Amt Ray Ter: J 7 J w«»‘" Inman Jr . and Amt ;• ’* r Habers; Buddy Weaver and y\ 4 * 1 Roy Ford; Billy MnnweB i and Amt. E. B. Smith; WsUy UlV ■, yieh and Amt Dr. John McKay; . Paul Harney and Amt Boh MeCallers; Phil Grecnweld and Amt. „ J J m A. Gallon; Shelley Mayfield ..H ind Amt. Arthur J . Williams; Diek -LJStapor and Amt. Ken Smith; Paul ~?Maqulr* and Amt. Norman Dune tap; John Bamum and Amt Lnon w.Jfeaanta* Jr .; Ed Oliver aid h jfltiit. H. E. Tookc. , wionlngrr sod Amt. A1 Rryi ■f dt; Sim Snead and Amt A1 . ' Dark; Frank Stnnahan and Amt. | Jack Collin*; Bud llolichcr and lx Amt. Tom Sheehan; Jim Tumesa and Amt. Jamas V. Ostler; Tom; Biy Boll and Amt Jut Williams; ■—gtf Forgni and Amt. Ed Xlrtdada; **^Chlek Harbert and Amt. PeU " Coo*! Ww Finstirwald and Amt. L Z J u R . Kirkland; Lee Armstrong S. S* ViryiMa Altar Shn» MV f n a r r e .-O Bhnw Annla O ikl’ r Ond/ray A rrlanda nxdfray A Erlanaa Mlltlnnalra J-. r um a Ha-ral lath Canlurr r n i Sltmw fftnrr l .h .r f U M o ts 4nu*. early Ink Crnsbr Day •rral Harm >a T<*tir A rm ani In Tnur Arrnimt M Buffared dull pets M Tut (day fabbr.) I t Prter'a utie U. Byreee S i Converse* (eolloq.) M. Frotrw water 40lEvaitinf (poet t 41. Baceme Indistinct 4 1 A short 4o|**r 41 Eats away. easerth 4 1 A amlthy** Nock n.ByenaeaM 11 Bambook k im a M 11 Plant ovulet D ow n IFoothh* | Datroit Trial Hard LjFor Normal Activity Without Newspaper t-fieif 1 1 9 +~ % N % % <1 II *4 J4 W >1 11 . Filberts lb. bag 45c if u * ir r 19 JV b JL II1 % % w y h • H II i M i * % ScotTlssue CA M PBELL'S tied and t m s swayed but no dam­ age wai reported from A iherp earthquake felt yestarday tn this Wert Central Wyoming town of I.H k Then were reporta ad • loud, rear areempanylng the forenoon tremor ha an area at tho foot of Ike Wind Riror Mountain*. PORK & BEANS DINTY MOORE DIXIE CRYSTAL Legal Notice __•__ m n » wo nr.vrwn J * D m cin c riT coi ht o r n * r ^ niwrii Jt-n ic ia h r i n r t i T o r — Z rutnllff. Versus JAcqr.cLiNB novexDew. C.S. K. t ill «rjACOUELtXB BOVtBDEW. 1. » •»*••** F«w *n*. X .rth ' CfrM***: J T t « » r . h sr.b r nnllt<*d the* sulr W tl bate hsnueM •(•lull sen la 111* *bov« «ntjtl»4 r(>* (n »h. (b*vr ti.m*1* Cnart. wh.r*ln th* ratlef hr *ti4 Plaintltf. PHll.UP 'P-'**y*K W an. la a Oiraa fr.nlton ruintlft a dlvars.. (bd van •re her.br amittaa aal raeulsed. JefJfa Ipassoiiglte nr by atumayt won she ri*rhT(ii i .i f c*ar». rear **• » ” ». t» any, ta the vKapfialat la salt auit and ta atrva fitwev tharaaf up.n aitaraay tat WASHING POWDER Walnuts Urge lb. 59c medium lb. 55c Almonds lb. 65c M DETROIT (A—Detroit is trying to ant along without tta three regular i paralysed the praiaes of the Dot trod New*, the Detroit Ttmea and ■i the Detroit Free Freaa ended ita i naeond week today. I Meet people hM*..fcyp«f to r etoppod-up radio and Ulavlaioti ■2 aewneaits, or to four or algkt-page i local emergency paper*, f The struck nawspapers hare conJ Untied collecting loeal newt through - • Jointly operated hotel nawsroem. '• they provide it to radio and tele1 vision atatloos without coat. * Swamped by • windfaU of local k advertising, the lUtiona have canl cried nemo of their national progrima for lorn) .hows punctuated with commercials. . Retail stores, without nawapaper ndvcrtlilng, report Chrlstmi* buaineaa falling short of anticipated ,jep<74 levels. HOLSUM spur U A shade (fh rsv s IS. Bark elotR (Pae.lA) I I Tidy IS Stitch IS MataUM rock t l fiuggtm j ',V A1 Baistlink and Amt. A1 Groan 1 4 J r . ; Mas Evans and Amt. Bill — WUUfoBA Bob Toski and Amt. /Mutant Watts; Fred Wampler and £ Am t Jaek Russell; Mika Fat« chick and Amt. Don Bisplingboff; L JJon Fairfield and Amt. Chaa. Arsold; Gardiner Dickinson Jr., and : . Amt. Bob Moors; Lao BiggntU v ( end Amt. Jack Schubert; Bob Klvand Amt Don freutner; Jack JUy and Amt Georgo Back; Hina f arsrtiu and Amt Mack Cleveland 1 rfru Tony Miervwa and Amt 01* l a Barker. S Joe Watnous and Amt J . I. Gftmlacd; Ray Malaln and Amt I" -Bt H. Grier; Ivan GanU and Amt ; *1 . J . fitiU; Toby Lyons and Amt. . W. A. Krauert; Joe Guyitek and A a t Jack R- Davis; A1 Balding ■ Bad A a t Earl Higiinbathf*. (i t T r __________ ;------- * datip tewspapeva, but It isn’t easy. S The ntcreotypera* strike that hea Large Bruin Fire In Swamp Buggies IMPERIAL SERV. STATION i.o iTya’r tn eh tar tb« lOBf f»t. ■m art! T. Campbell. chief park council may call on U. H. mem­ raacar. aaid In hid It men on th* bers to sorer diplomatic, econom­ blue. They napped it with a ptaeo ic and communications tin with . • . ■, the aggressor nation. Finally, it HOMESTEAD Wt-FIrcmen uilng today. may call m members for armed swamp buggies fought a brush fire rael‘s stu ck m Syrian posts in farce to bait aggression. aaar here .today whieh hai already Galilee. £ 9 ^ SHOTGUN bound ever a.wide •with of cab* PARALYZED F t MONE l " Ahmed Shuhsiry, chairman of bage palm hammoeki. S L SHELLS FATALLY BURNED Syria's delegation to tbs General The fire, whieh began yesterday Assembly who amwuneed the pm- DALLAS UP — A. L. Foster, » Al l s u e t s teat at a news conference, Indi­ year-old paralyted pensioner, was from a land clearing operation. cated his country will ask the coun­ fatally bunted yesterday by flames rapidly humed over a atrip of R IFLE SHELLS cil to take 'stem action against Is­ that engulfed hi* overstaffed in­ hruaUand five miles long and a rael. Ha did not disclose Syria’s valid chair. County F in Marshal mila wide. strategy hut said it would call for Hal Hood said the fire appannUy It waa about nine mile* north­ "meaaurce which havt not been started when a cigarette fell from west of boro, burning la a south the mln'a lips. A AO-jrcar-old deaf easterly direction, and waa .near asked before." The U. N. Charter authorises the daughter attending h im h ad the boundary of tbo Everglades council to recommend a cessation ■Upped across the street and waa National Park. Park rangara using awamp buggies with tremeadeus unabla to hear his screams. i 1 1 F « » l l t s ay B /L L W J D E AmL Major D. Crosby; r , /Oedrga Bayer and Amt. Doug 1 r Bandera; Dutch Harrison and ‘ “A m i, Anoy Arcury; WalUr Bur-.1 fcamo and Amt, Bill Foulk. i T. M l T ;l* t:»n Sila an a n tSiAO «Y*in,k n»a»rs ’ark Tsar Bh«» ? }! finny eawarsa a w«*a * > and 2 fits t ie Mtahar Mnuaa e*eW ■ v a a ta a write mil Hichah ( l i e Rrpnrt »*• at Ufa i*«n-h f»r TnaarroO laMlna Light M or«r tin marshy ground, Telescope Rifle* w A Size For Jrerjr Office Need! Alt ktndn of BpRunua iiid Woetpnt Toy Guns SpBelnlfy Prlcod for Chrlatm** Grapefruit Sections 2 for 29c\ CHRISTMAS TREE STANDS O c / Flip Flop P f f Boqrda Handy Andy Tool ChAte Flaher Pool Toy* STEEL FILES DURABLE Ftm ou* TJnkortoy BoU ' Dolls sad Game* fiaat eonitruetlon asaur* p nrfact.Mrvlw 1 A ttrn c wvb gn m ta d «m y. for Men and Women AnftllquB Lanthw U ,vuew K in a * m — Mthawk t a d . Jwurolito L ; EACH F M W Y ACRES FROZEN FOO] 8aeh nuDOOB S e h lg p B *!] 1 ' SHORTENING 3 & 5< ( �o -. . !, / NO..M l S ift'S ' UT Twf 1S»W 00 V ITS WO*« TX«©uaM Ifv T * t K »HT< S V S * M(AJZ cm • M O T u» a t ' m o c w y t TVWSB *lO WVU.VKO K R ? ▼MUM MOCM V+UtVt AN* g-—• ^-TOA»TV| GEE. Tb\[AHEAD > OB TlMe'MV CLOCK T^ts^ssi [SOOVAOfWKm - MUST S B r r / x O k r A s r .v 'Q. DATE VsASVT . uwm. EJSMT/^ Colored Newt meimt twenty cum Tbe Merry Twenty Club held Its weekly meeting at tbs home of Mn. j u r i e s dark oo Lake Ave. last week All butiseai was transacted tad a welcome was given to the pre­ sident, Mite Thelma Baker, who had been away tor alt months. The el ah celebrated its dttrd snntversady Friday* at the AOan Chapel Are. Church. FoUowtnf ad­ journment, Mrs. Clark served t*frvnhments. Reporter far the club Is Mrs. dolse Ross. French Designer Claims America Is’ Color M a d - The awaxiag dcUaperelll et hresaat 1s branchial out into a score of fields of big buaiaesa, aft­ er cloatnc bar Peria dressmaking house last seesaw. le y ! aha: "I am now going to vse my Paria aateu aa a laboratory *f daalgn. Than I will design everything. And 1 am going to make K a sort of dnb far Antorican buainaaa pee MAN-WOMANT lM r Y I«S ! THAT* MY , l DATC.' FANCY OFFICES LEAK DALLAS, Tex. ItV-DUt. Judge F. B. Davenport doesn't think too much oi hia fancy office* in the new a million dollar county courthouse annex. They leak. Last week water dripped down on the bench, delaytnf a jury trial. Yeatarday water poured down from the celltoy in the judge'* pri­ vate office, drenching nearly ev­ erythin* sad everyone. No one was sure where the water earn* from. DAO ' VOU GO TO TWe DOCC, TELL MiM r u BC DOWN SU A rrm i —\ « w minutes .V > I CANT L irH W TVBNK l WAS ACTUAU.V • • B u rM A r RCACT/NCW/. VWfHNS simwG HIM* , MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING — TYPING CREDIT INVESTIGATIONS MADE ANYW HERE IN UNITED STATES OB FOREIGN COUNTRIES CREDIT BUREAU OF SANFORD TELEPHONE 180 aai 1071 • pie too, where they can came in GLASGOW, Ky. OB—Dr. Ceroid whenever they ilka and find out Cady strongly auapecta a man and about tha lpt«*t trends and tho woman team burglarised hlg office. newest idaaa and how to get things Stolen was a man's topcoat and a woman's shirt. POUND FOUND We Welcome the Personnel Navy dark ilaaies to Won tha blast of har on all aldoa •ent visit to New "Color It a M to Sanford . . . t e w , " layo flM woman, w h o M etyfiieg frtdk f l i d i e fraqWfi Mi Plump* Tender Birds B E E F CHUCK roast-3 Jc PORK itomabOes in a te like looking Wow. And than Leased Some the Beautiful gol Notice AIM A B r 8-Lb. Carton WHk 15.00 Or Mon Food Ordt I a i l W O M B MATH!* iS thir ropeetlv* u ak n -w tf marries. ae< If a*--’ etpeetlv, unknown telr* i a m t i i i . aitltaeee. li»n 41 tare. I r o l H i . n < am t eeveesa eleliaiae t: « e i« r « r s«aiast saw reaiaaeS mmou : any anil M S h e via a. « r einmlna H f A k u title * r latere.-■ B e w f tf ieieribea lie s These Rooms A re Available ABSOLUTELY FR .For A Period O f 4 Days To New Arrivals At Our Naval Air Station . |i 1.5* PEACHES 25c Spare Rib TIPS ^ NECK STERLING ROUND BOX m CAN IN SYRUP STOCKTON TOMATO CATSUP-1I5c i l 69c h tm L U “GOOD TO T i n LAST DROP* With 55.00 m n o n Food Order, ■ 2.; t^Fi' '• V Vi • _ >' At \. �f i l f Francisco Trio R evealed HEW YORK (JR - Waltorwolght Battoniai ta tfca uth round af a champion lariniu Carmen Baillio, Vn«ltl|Hun »diuiur rookie awmaw, thrilling fight la SyMCuia June 10. ’welterweight Bob Murphy al Boe­ Ha l« unbeaten la hi* toat U rifkti hm and publicity maa Harry Men­ war a t a a r u r ip u . Hla Maori del today were named to receive to 41-11. tha Boeing Writer* Atta.'a throe “lt'a a raa] tarprtoo aad I'm ter­ main awards. ribly happy/* said BaiUto whan In­ ' Baillio, Myearold ei-Marioa formed aI th* award at Waynaafrom C&Ktenango, N. Y., waa voted bero, Oa. "Whoever would have ' tha Edward J . Nell Memorial thought Otrao or tear yaara ago ; Plaque at Fighter of tha Yaar. that I'd bo plebad tor aaah a groat Murphy, undefeated, B-yaar-old honor?" Barilla to bird bunting la ; 147-pouid proapcct, waa choaaa Sooth Georgia. ; Rookie of tha Yaar. Murphy, Army vatarao of Korta, | Mendel, U year-old former pra- turned pro thia yaar. Tha onatima •motor, -matchmaker and newspa­ itar high aehool toftaldar aad half­ perman, waa tingled out for tha back woo hto firat 14 flghU, IS by 1, James J Walker Memorial Plaque, ksocbooU, aad aitowod ha waa ! "for long and mariloriout tarvlee ready to atop up la elaia by holdto boxing over a period of yaara" tag experienced Chico Vajar to a | The award-winning trio will ba draw la Barton laat Satarday night '' honored at tha BWA'a annual din- Mandal, popular wtth aporia writart, haa boon roanartad with bon­ >ncr Jan. 1*. Baillio, a pro eight years, won ing for over 41 yaara. Ha It pub­ tha I47*nund crown from Tony De­ licity man tor tha International Marco by stepping tha hard hitting Baaing art. CENTRAL F1XJRIDA QUICK F R E E I 1 AND STORAGE CO. K WHOLESALE AND RETAIL THESE PRICES EPFK CTIYE TOURS. • F i t • RAT. - DIRECT FBOM LOCAL FARMS MEDIUM LARGE X-LARGE Loan Pur# o l Own Cum Breakfast feacon Lb. 49c Ground Betf Lb. 37c Tha Sanford Calory Pada Invad­ ed DaLand lait night loektag for flrat win of tho young baabotbalt •oaten and cam* vary nearly doing M by pulling to within ana paint af the Bulldogs, If41. It waa the second game tor the Fighting Pada having been dropp­ ed la their Brat encounter by the Winter Garden baibataart laat Friday night For DaLand It waa their third game and leeond win, toeing to Lyman af Longwood by a 47-41 count and then returned to dawn Montovlda IB4I Again Guard Bohan Samuel was Mgh point man in laat night'a till raekup a big point* tor tha Cal­ ory crew, gamut, kit an aU Bald la and made good 10 of hla 11 attempts. Forward Jim Hawkins tied with DaLand'i "Buga" Allan for **cond place scoring honors with It htg counters. Cantor Joe High add­ ed eight point! to tha Fad eaua*. Forward Don Mathleux bit for flvo whilo Guard John Bowen added tour more counters an two Bald goals. David Galloway added a point M hla foul attempt to tomplat* tha Fad scaring. At th* and af the flrat quarter the Bulldog* war* loading th* Fade by th* *com of to -ll, mak­ ball Writers Assn. Tharo writers ing their way with nine flafd goals from aaeh of tho eight American and two foul shots, while holding League attiaa made up tho eem- tho Somlaolo High Bvn to only two Bald goals and aavan points m tt* mittao. Only two other players received votca. Infielder Billy Klaua af th* Boston Red Boa waa plckad got flva and first basamaa Norm Banehin, also af tha Red pan, one. Score'e strthout mark ecllpeed th* pravloui record of BT, astabUahcd by Grover Cleveland Alex­ ander ta hla rookla season with tho Philadelphia Phils ta 1111. Bear*, a S-l, 1*3-pound fast-batlar won U gamaa and lost lb. H* ranked Herb Score Named '5 5 Rookie Of Year 5 6 6 By 1WE ASSOCIATED PRESS MEW YORK l* - Herb Scom af tha Cleveland Indiana, who fanned S4S batten to act a record tor meat strikeout* by a pitcher In hla, first major league acatoo, was named tha American Lcagua'a ISM Rookla af the Yaar today. Tha B-yaar-old atyUih southpaw raealvad IS votes ta tha balloting of tha M committeemen of th* Baa*- Our Own Cur* Corned Beef Lb. 59c George Kell Signs 1956 Contract qTBBTERN LEAN CHICAGO UR doors* Eon, the Chicago White Son' loading hitter last season, pdatorday signed hla IMS contract.. Tha M-yaar-oM fldrd batsman and lt-ytar Amarfean Laagua vat- PORK CHOPS'eS™ f* ROUNB’STIAIt** the San Franclae* Done, winner* d IS atralght gamaa and tha notton'a top-ranked collaga baaketkaR team, may ka headed atralght late a Marquette ambuah. Ivan tha Warrton' coach admits, "Tkla to tha aaataa far npaato.” Unbeaten Marquette, w h i c h maata Ian Pranctoon Friday night la Chicago, incraaaad Me winning atraak to four gamaa laat night by tripping Miami af Ohio Tl-45. n o Wairtora had to came from behind to da tt. The Dana were in#. But Nerth C a r e ! l a a State, rated No. I, clubbed Clemaea 18M 3 far Ha Itth atralght victory and ilflh af the *•* too. Aad Duquaaaa, No. «, mad* It flva la auccnatoa by Mat­ in g ,St Praacto (Pa.) IM S. Howell Given Now TwoVYeor Contract la other gamaa, George with tat­ too defeated Watt Vhgtaia HTt dei pita Hat Bad Huadtoy'a IS potato. IlllMla beat Notre Dame ltt-tt. Bradley Blppod Caaltlua n « aad Miehigaa State trouaead Southam Illinoli to-Tl. Marquette, which trailed until the final (Ira minute*, may have bean looking ahead to .the Baa fraaetoen game. At nay rata, tha Warrior* needed n Jump abet from tophomor* Al Avaat to put them •head IBM. And thorn thoy ttoyad. Th* Doai-Wirrton meeting will ho tha opener af th* Dafaul Invita­ tional Tournament Tha winner will meat th* aurvtvar af th* m a d Duquatna-DoFaul tilt. The Duka* from FtttahnrgB pat only IS potato front big Bl Orana, ________ ially goal aver-----------tha to who normi" mar. But after trailing i*-is they moved out In fraat to May an Mickey Wtaagrad'a baahaL H. C. State. capttaUstag an tte Bm ahaottag and fancy flaorwart of guard* Vic Metodot aad FhU NEW YOBX I F * The New York Olanto of th* National Football League art pleased with th* work of head coach Jim Lao Hawaii, and have giran him n new twoyear contract. John V. Mara, pMitdent of tt* Glaati, laid laat night Hawaii "did a good Job, aad the Olanto cam* along w an after • bad start to bo tho hottest dub ta tho toaguo.** This la tha Mcoad two-year con­ tract tor Hawaii, 41, tormar Ar­ kansas end, wh* auccaadad Stave Owaaa hi December IMS. Tha Gtanta wen tin gamaa, toat Bm and Bad tha aavaland Browns SS-M ta their aacend moating of mcriON?! T GREATLY REDUCED Light Weight— J. Hawhlao p. muiiM« 0*11 «*»| j. Him . R. ■•mull J . Bowau Tatal m io a l rjouanarty JUST FOR FUN! Tarter ifAll •awan Jlfllrm Tatal* > JU N l a tte r ly Attea n aafari n .L a i * m to*. 11 It American Asia, record. Klaus, a peppery ahortetep who failed to make tt* arad* ta tha National League after trial* with tha Bravas and tha New York Olanto. waa Inithi mental ta Boaton's aueaeaaM t u r n . Ba Ut DRESSED Jt FROZEN IN OUR PLANT L R ECHOLS th lw •b uf t* t oto- nu innyl t : ■•e 1 *. •. • - \ “ ’ - ** Qe r I I I j BICYCLES bb SPORTING GOODS I . FIRST ST. �I Do YOUR STO CKIN G early HUNT'S SLICED OR HALVES CALIF, PEACHES m AXV / B L V STOKELY Chunkleti NONESUCH MINOT TROPICAL Short Grain STOKELY'S GOLD MEDAL Plain or Sell Rising FLOUR 5 “ - 4 7 ' 10 BAG COFFEE ..... MAYONNAISE ASTOR SUrERBRAND DIXIE DARLING N M N "EAT-RITE” HEAVY MATURED BEEF "EAT-RITE" DELICIOUS FULL CUT ROUND OR SIRLOIN EAT-RITE" DELICIOUS Hickory tw e et T-BONE STEAK Hickory Sweet Thick Sugar Cured "EAT-RITE" Lean Plate H’BURGER Gr. "A" Frozen Breasts, Legs or Thighs Meaty Neck Bones or Plfi F E E T .» . 19c Swift's Premium Gr. "A MQuick Frozen "EAT RITE" Fiesh Grounr CHUCK ROAST "EAT-RJTE" V Cut "EAT-RITE" Round BOSTON BUTT FRESH FLORIDA FANCY RED RIPE BUTTER C H EU EE ■ IS M IT t •■..... . 2 > nSSuffir K. W. Red Delicious Florida Pascal N. W. Golden Delicious U* S. No. 1 Med Yellow �Samlnot# County Present Year Has Seen Many Tremendous Accomplishments In addition to tha Christmas Season, most folks, who have watched events from day to day in Sanford and Seminole County, a n looking forward to tha day when resolu* tions are mada and reviews are read and books are closed for another year. • Tho present year, up to within nearly two weeks of its closing has bean one for tremendous accomplishments. Moat businessmen are looking at bigger sales, greater volume, and a fair margin of profit throughout tho 11 months and two weeks that have gone by. Sanford and Seminole County citixens have seen rapid strides toward a greater 'goal than has ever before been sat before - a community. Mora homes havs been built, more auto­ mobiles sold, new businesses have been established, refrigerators, washing machines, television eats, dishwashers and ranges have aodmed toward an unbelievable peak, a Of course, with tha building of homes, new industries and. greater population, a g re a te r volume of everyday needa has mov­ ed through tho storea and bualness houses o f tlw eity and county. £•5 These things we look back on and sum *jpgs one of tha moat successful years that has aver bean known hare. & Not only have wa realised these addi­ ctions, but the city has competed a brand new aawer system, water expansion, new liv in g , new streets, and subdivisions have bloiaemad out in alt of their glorious colors. , We've seen a huge hospital rise up from ike ground and coma near its completed diagt. Doctors offices are springing up 3flaand It. And tha Mayfair Inn has opened for another successful season. AH of these things add up to glorious figures for accomplishments during tha year th at la fbding behind us. A new French Avenue has developed from tha narrow thoroughfare that it was. Now, and whan it l a . actually completed, moss and more trucks and automobiles can Tha Sanford Herald Wednesday Deesber 1 4 ,1 0 5 5 move over it taking commodities to far part* of ths country. Ahead of ua, standi another project, with pinna for it realiied during this year. Now, what do w i do? We're looking forward to tha futura of another twelve months and bigger and fond* er dreama for tha new year. W hat wa ahould do la sat our goals high, for as soma have said, “we're growing and nothing ean stop us." More plans should be on tha drawing board of our thoughts and aspirations so that when tha brilliance of another year comes upon us wa will not be too astounded when tha totals are added and wa find our* selves in another realm of success. As wa pull together, let's pull to taller goals and work, one with tha other, toward a common achievement that is beat for San* ford and 8eminole County. “/ "JL _tr% A. fherai Parvis at _*« ot ire A. t t e n l ’rt-v a s at on _ J h Fes. Baa White at m . Reveal Good Things We somstimes eatch oursrlves relating to others with whom w# communicate the bed things about our community. Very seldom do we like to mention such a word as “bad1 but the fact that the three letter description la in the dictionary it cornea to us aa common usage. Tha few "bad" things th at happen in our community can sometime! overshadow the good things that are so numerous end commonplace that We fail to realize that they exist. As we write to our friends, relatives, business associates and prospective customera, we should reveal the better facts about our community. As the "good" word la spread around, In other cities, counties and states, Sanford and its county community becomes known a s .a "good" plica to v isit No doubt our personal letters have more effect on those to whom we write than all of tha impersonal businesslike propa­ ganda th at fills the mailbox somstimes to overflowing; Through these letters of ours, we esn attract literally thousands upon thou­ sands of vbltors to our community and State. Wa should remember to relats our ex­ perience with the "good" things about our community In every letter wa write, Such a campaign can turn thhe tide of visitor-traffic into a steady flow of "money( In-the-cash-regiater" bualness left here by folks who come In to see ua. Each eltlgen has a big job Cut out for him er her aa the campaign awlngi toward buildOur a good beauty month! HAL BO YLE Living Room Tolls Many Tales BJUONI, Yugoslavia lit— Yeu can find out a lot about a man if you poke around his living new lor a while—even a dictator. ror instance, Marshal Joeaf Bros Tito, President ef tadepeudsntly Communist YufosUvis, likes boils—be thsy models er real sptsdbeaU. Hit tssts la aaUque statuary Is excellent and Us taste in painting embarrassing. You reach the Tito mini tan by walking up a winding drive, past fountains lighted with changing colors at night sad wooded grevee whsra white-tailed doer hide. Just short ef the heuse, yen see the desk eenvertihb THo loves te drive. Too, yo npesa tarriapra drawn by magnificent grey harm , And thea you ere looked ever by Mcurity guards sad tab the hsesa you ie. The living seem b the levers! af cosy. The big room b Soared b black marble. At tbs f ir ead is a piano, prettily stinted geld and Ivory, Five model ships are spotted areead the n ew : aa eM fiBssn, a Mg model ef tb* coastal vrsssl Vladimir Naser la dry desk, and three itUheat*. latido a gbas ease sr* deomuaf beautiful Komsn itsteattea magnlflceatly presorted end a s * cutad wHi e stare which Mats they likely were tha week ef Greek slavtt. Tito proudly ispoiled s i were encarated On BrtanL Oddly out ef ptaes la aha reset b a Spanish cavalier ta delicately painted porcelain—but art nearly aso«t ef plac*aaslargsM atasaf a andegirt wHh her hand eevartag her fare. This Meads eatrtda aa the vereade. The vertada Mretshae dm bagth sf tha hens*. From tt yen ecu bah * * ■ wife s a l fears enft te V ugs, a smtiler Mead. There be like* te dnarttaa e hobby shared with FreeMeat Iltiahewrr eeehieg. Ttte is sa ardent am steer chef. A s hem sf tb* boas af YugoMavis la tkat ef e maa of aetlon, mwept Itr the oddly eel ef place plaae and Bpaalih cavalier. But MM *M sf ftss# ef aU ie the eae Mg eg pointing which stands in ^^J^*!** s s e m . ___, „ » H * t* * **** I * . * * ? ? . * **?*• " ***** * ! ? > ****» 1 ” *■ * >0* * ” * ■ « * ■ « •>— >.s a f e s • *• ■ *• *” * " J f " 7 dynamb TBeinsnt meetsf y .H f r .H r**y?». y * ■***■*• * * ” ” *• ■****■**• seed valuation «f within He Unite. JCATTOM, LEVY W E IS . In add* ’ provided h the the CHy. Section CdL F U L L C A S E VALUE, FB 0FE1T T TO g| AS* 8ESIED AT. Tho tassHen heroin •uthorisod shall in eeabesea ha open the valuation ef taasNp pro­ perty ta said dtp, aa tsa forth in tha aaiaaamaat relit privldsg that all pieperty shall be aamwsed At Ha fUU cash value. Sertlen S7. TO W IO V F B O g CftMMD more than eae partpe aabss the owner shall request la writing that they be eueaeed HpereWy- Tbe Aueese ehatt auks dJHgeat 1m quiry aa te ownership ef pereeniJ There’* A DEPENDABLE Photo Gift for Evtrycma On Your List a t —— W IEBOLDTS Sift 8 . PARK A n . YOU'RE TELLING ME! Y O U R .H H I M S new lake has a new name now, and one It is. "Lake Carols" will be a spot in Sanford before too many have passed. * NEED ED TO BUILD UP THE ELKS BLOOD BANK \ Donors it* requested to be i t the Elki Club Thursday Afternoon Another good sign ef progress Is tha move by tha Sanford City Commissioner! to­ ward tha resurfacing of many of Sanford'a well worn' streets. Political Pledges left By Russians On Tour Of India a»e«h« YO U ! CUT CBABTIB fleetloa’t l . FISCAL TEAK. Ike fiscal year of the CHy abell bests •a Um fln t U r *f October and end on the thirtieth Sir «f Umber ef each year. lection aa. BUDGET OF EX­ PENSES a n d l e v y or TAXES, frier te the fln t Say ef fa ir ef eech yeer the CHy New •gar the 11 make ip as eetlmata er budget ef the rewrote aaS expendtana ef the City fer the anteta* year) each estimate es buffet ef rerannet ead expend* tone ehall be made with parti­ cular application to tho rarleua departments ef the Government. A m permto lory ef texea shell be mile annually for tbe epenting expense* ef the City taetadla* publicity fer tb* current year, bat self tone* ebon be allocated an tbe record* ef the CHy accerdag to tha etreml (tons of tha estim­ ate er budget, •* aforesaid, and a* manias shell be dratted from tb* lory for epenting expenses to the lory far tha funt i l In­ debtedness, The levy ef tame fer operating expense*, taeludiag pub­ licity, ef the City authorised by this notion ehall be subject t* the subject to tbe Umitetiea pre­ scribed by Section $4 of this Art and Section dd of thle Art ehall net be repealed by the amendment ef this taction. Section 63. WARRANTS OR OBLIGATIONS NOT TO BE IN EXCESS OF APPROPRIA­ TIONS. No warrants or obligation* against the CHy shall he Cream b e t v M n I a f t d f p .n l v Rtoik Dinners m f n t to all Donors and India* Prim* Minister Nehru called lor "unconditional prohibi­ tion" of nuclear and thermepeebar weapons, .along with a "substantial reduction ef conventional arma­ ments. waded with afbettvn ta- S v * 5 » tftiiiy i* * , a l “ " •• • �» Methodist Over 30 Women Circles The 4Vonun'» Sctcirly of Christ­ G o l f e r s Hear Shoppers Who Are Shippers Should Follow These Rules sound. aWtdy fibrecorrugated container igh to provide a l-tnch |Jia annual G1#a Club Christ­ ina* Concert put on by tha SeminS . h K fkhool G L . dub Wlll ba presented in the SHS School audi­ torium at S p. m. The Seheol Food Service Associa­ tion will meet at 3:30 p. m. at th# anford J r . High School with Mr*Irena Sowell, Min Clara Bwelt and Mra. Agnea Cranston as hoetaisa*. This la tha annual Chriattnat eossion and each school ia aikad to bring a portion of deiert'aerved fer lunch or the food fair. THUNBOAT OEB Chapter No. 1 will meet •t the Mesenie Ball at B p. m. The December meeting of the Pinecreet P-TA will bo a ahort Chriitmaa pageant featuring all tha children of the school. It will bo held tn tha achool auditorium at T:*0 p- as. clearance all around th« gift pack* age. I, Use old rewipapera few cush­ ioning material. Do not ball or roll the paper, instead tear vertically Into 2-inefi atrip* and then fluff and crinkle them. 3. Insert a 3-Inch bottom layer of fluffed newspaper, then your gift. Stun 3 inches of the material oh the sides and lop of the g iftfirm—but not too tight. 4. It ia a good Idea to double pack eery fragile gifts. First pack them, with cushioning, in ■ proper aired carton. Then, with more cushioning, pack the first box in a second container in the aame way. When taping cr tying: The container must be securely closed or held together. Taping or tying, or both, can be uaed. Gum­ med tape, however, la preferable for shipments going by express. Sealed expreis packages do not in­ volve extra charges or require opening for Inspection. When tape ia used—at least I Inches In width—moistening with a damp sponge, doth, or paper nap­ kin la recommended. Avoid anaktng because It will impair adhesive quality. If a Uttle vinegar is mixed with the water, the tape will stick more securely. Tied gift packages also can be shipped very aafely If strong twine and proper tying methods arc used. The twine should be securely looped all around the length and girth of the package twice so that there will be a douhle strand. The twine should be knotted securely where the strands cross on top and bottom. Haw to mark tt: Care in marking holiday gift shipments Is equally important for safe, on time deliveries. "From " and "to " addresses should be hand-printed on the tap of the package and repeated on one side Blaek crayon or heavy pencil are best to use. Ordinary ink may smudge or run and bacome lllegibls. Gummed labrls. preferably typewritten, are also suggested. Shippers should write or print dearly and be careful of abbre­ viation! in addresses. State* should be identified fully. For examplethere are IB communities named Midlson in aa many states. A further protective measure Is ian Service am! Kir Wesleyan her Vire Guild of 'he First Methodist Church held it* annual Christmas dinner at McKinley Hall ta*t week A delicious turkey dinner was server! under the direction of Mrs Homer Little. The hall was beauti­ fully deeomted in a Christmas them* with lighted caudles, red bells, poinaetlia', and hrardian iv.>pers being used to advantage of the holiday season. Sealed at the fiend table uere ntticers of the WSCS. Mr*. J , (’. Pavla returned lhanks prior to the dinner. Following Ihe meal Mr* Vi. A. Hunter, chairman of the WSCS gave a short welcoming speech Kach member present Introduced herself. The group then adjourned to the church sanctuary where an Inspiring program was presented by Mr*. VV. M, Colbert .lr. ami Mr* tirady Herman Lighting In the sanctuary wa* furnished by burn­ THK BIO KVKNT of the Sanford Social season was the Mayfair Inn Opening held Saturday nicht. ing whitr tauers and an illuminated Among those »crn at the cnvhtail party in the Inhl.y were, left to right, Kenny McGranahan. Mr*. picture of Christ Ida Mae King, Ml** Betty Grtirn, Orlando and Mack Cleveland Jr. (Staff Photo) On earh end of the altar was a lovely white Moral arrangement At Ihe rnnrlusinn of the program the entire group joined in ainging "Silent Night", user Uto mem­ ber* wrre In atleiidanse. Camellia Circle Will Decorate Soon At County Home The Camellia Cirelo nf the San­ ford Garden tTub held it* Decem­ ber session Thursday night at Ihe home nf Mr* John Dunn. 1200 Oak Ave. with Mrs Vernon Hardin as co-hosteis. Mrs. Hardin* circle chairman, re­ ported on the Rower »hov* and on the circle's booth at the show. She announced that the door which the cirri* enterrd had won second place. She thankrd Mr*. E C. Har­ per Jr. for taking charse of ihe booth and Mrs. David Gstchel along with Mrs. Dunn and Mrs. Ralph Bett* for working on the dorr. Mra. Bett*. garden therapy chair­ man. asked themembers to bring scraps of msterlil snd msgatlnes to her for the county home. She ststed that the home would be de­ corated for Christmas Mr*. Alfred Greene and Mrs Maleome Lodge were uelrnmrd as new member* Aftar ths business meeting, a gar­ den gift exchange was held The hostess** served dellrlnut re­ freshment* which were Christmas snowball* dernrsted with green leave*, red berrie* and a lighted red randle and coffee. Member* present were Mr* Jack tn place an extra address label or slip inside Ihe package brfnre it Is closed. This will provide the neces­ sary identification if the outside mirk* on the package become toffnlBat-oe-Miralkie f .--rt Special labels to indicate the na­ ture of the shipment at weli as special Instructions as to handling are available. Driver* or receiving clerks, tha express company lays, will gladly place them on the pack­ ages at required. -For those who have special problems, the local express office Is a good plica to catl or visit to get help or advice. For list minute shipments, air express service ran be used up to a day or two before Christmas to gat them to most destinations in the rnuntry In time for Christmas opening. At most airport rltlrs throughout th* nation, air expresa shipments arriving on Cbristmaa Day will be delivered on arrival. Tourney Reports W ELL DRILLING * / 5 h a p w aw , ' w h it e STOCKS AM plentiful 01 ftt for the entire family DON'T T A K E CHANCES! DELIVERS ANY ^ TERMS AS LOW AS. $3.00-.PER WEEK YOU’LL KNOW THAT THEY’RE SAFE IN A SAFE - DEPOSIT BOX HERE SAN FORD A T LA N T IC N A 11® N A L B A l trja m tM P d lflS Member: Federal Deposit lnsetanra Carp. ENJOY YOUR HOLIDAY MOTORING HOLIDAY SPECIAL LL VISIT. Mra. Thalm* Rolls, state president * f XebeUh f attended e banquet recently held In her honor. Above III I* receiving a corsage from Mr*. Mabel Brown, Noble i -F R E E - * ■Cd Vtftar Xl-tmh TrssnMl MaKoonsy gioUad finish. Model SERVICE CHECK For Christmas Parties As Well As For Your Holiday Dinner BRAKE CHECK ADJUSTMENT ALL TIRES CHECK FRONT END WINDSHIELD CHECK DRIVING WITH A LIEN M EN t W IPERS LIGHTS EACH KNOW THATYOUR CAR WILL GIVE YOU POULTRY - BEST QUALITt B E E F -. FLAVORFUL HAMS AND PORK. THAT W E MAT BETTER SERVE YOU, WW SUGGEST YOU PLACE YOUR ORDER EA RLY FOR T E E HOLIDAY SEASON. 4 ROLL AROUND TV W ITH | '’HIDDEN P A N E L" TUN INOI H'a beret RCA Victor’s exciting new "Big-Wheel" Hellaround TV! Urge wheels—not caster*—make it miv to move anywhere in >our homo-over thick carpet* or donraillh But there’* more than convenient* to the RCA Victo* Tranuttt. You’ll enjoy new "4-Plua" Picture Quality . . , new "Hidden Panel" Tuning . % . new Balanced Fidelity Sound through two speakers! Cense In tedwy—***, hear and rail the exciting new It-Inch RCA Victor Dteari/ff ___ JUST RECEIVED — A FULL LINE COMFORT AND ASSURANCE OF SAFETY RELAXATION- FOR -T H E---------— "GET THERE AND BACK SAFELY* "YOUR FRIENDLY DODGE DEALER1* P«ge l Inrludedi Mrs. Ross Adamj." Mrs, P H. Mather*. Mr* E T Darter. Mrs. Roy \v. Hermn. Mr*. John Crawford, Mrs Jeanne Foul It, Mr*. John Williams, Mrs. F. 1>. Sent!. More than M member* of the Also Mrs. Ida B Wilson. Sirs. Sanford Women* C.olf Association P. 0 , Hart, Mr*. 6 , C. Hayman, heard report* from their Mayfair Mrs. r V. Weber. Mr*. W If. Inn Tournament chairman at S winson, Mrs J F. Parker. Mis* thrir la*t meeting amt Christmas Joyce Russell. Augusta Russell, Mrs. T F. MrPamel. Mrs. H K. luncheon. Mr*. John ‘Crawford, locial Ring, Mrs F. p. Pcrkma, Mrs. Irving Feinberg. chairman for the association, preMr«. Frank Mehane Jr.. Mr*. scnlcd each member of the group Mary Sue Compton, Mrs H M. with a gift. Yulrttme decorations Yost, Mr*. Miriam Russell, Mrs, of candle*. Rranlian pepper, pine Price Heard, Mr« Hugh Whelchrl, rones, and a Christmas Irea were Mr*. Charle* Meek*. Mr*. Ar.* Ihe eenter of attraction. drew Mar*h, Mr* F., P. Smith, The bu*inr*i meeting, with Mr* Mrs. Roy Syrne* J r , Mr*. W. K. Ros* Adam*, president prejidm*. Mr Robert i. Mr* Rtanrhe Nicely, inrlufled a report from the Tour- j and Mrs. Pauline Inch. nament chairman, Mrs. W. K McRobert*. Mr*. Rill Foulk. tro­ phy chairman, presented gift cer tifirate* to the November tournamrnt winner*. Winners in the lost tournament, Howard C. Long annnunrrd at the meeting were Mr*. Rill Foulk, moit ST| Mr* Phone 388 ^ I. G. Peters, most fi‘»; Mr*. P. H Mathers, most F t; and Mr*. E. B Smith, low putt*, Th.i«e present for the meeting Put a little hultrr, lemon Jute" and sugar into the cavities of canned pear* nr prarhr*. Bake nr hmil until hot thrnugh and * serve a* an accompaniment In Martin. Mr* Donald Knight, Mrs meat, poultry nr fi«h; nr use the Robert Douglas, Mrs. Charles Lans­ prar* nr peache* fnr drssrrt. ing, Mr*. Brnny Austin, Mr*. Ro­ bert Orwig. Mr*. Lodge and Mrs Grsted orange and lemon rind George Speer do** wonder* for ranned whole Also Mrs. Hamid Chapman. Mrs cranberry saure. Diced membraneRalph Belt*. Mrs Alvin Penler. Mrs. Greene. Mrs. James Gut. free section* nf orange may also Mrs. J. L. Horton Jr., and the he added tn the taura with d«liejou* reiult*. hostesses. WITH YOUR VALUABLE AND IRUEPLACABLE _ C A R E R S , — THE PAVFOFD FrchALTf Wed. Dec. 14. n v i •rr‘4m r m m i Maun (11100% esieneH* i « i« jl> rtym* M*Mm*r hot Ms h e tm e * |esfs . IM r% n s , hnym m kj UJ M%**srewwrwb t in �• * * 'Herb Shriner' Quiz'Contest Is Program Varying from if* uvual program Ixura Circle member* were entertainci! on Friday afternoon with * ••Herb Shriner" quiz cun.lurtfd by Mr*. Karlyle lloushol.ler Member* were divided intu Xiuupi of three * and a*kcd queslion* pertaining to plant* and gar dentnj. The winning tram was nude up of Mr*. Donald lone*. Mr*. Frank I.. Woodruff III and Mr*. Walter Meriwether The *e**ton of the circle was held at 3:30 p m at the Garden tenter with chairman. Mr* Fred Cana*, pre.iding. In opening the meet.n* .he congratiila.cd Mr* ihaile* L. I’ark Jr. h * her work a* chairman of the circle-* flower show committee. Mr*, liana* «tated that the circle had hren reque*tfd lo help with the cancer fund drive in April which wa* voted and pa*«e.l. Mr*. Donald Bale* wa* appointed chairman of the project. The flower ahow school. .ched.il- S o c i a l fc u s w iA RAE FOLEY ■ ayard * Me* on the Ttacaranda Circle, Garden Club Has Christmas Party On Friday • Til* benutiful kenii of Mr*. lap’# mother, Mr*. J . fc •tovenn, gttaph T«rl*p t i Golden Lake *»» Mrs. Georg* R. McC*ll, And Mr*. N r tW * floor. O, bow marveJmiM!” He rock* •A -with nte wild laughter* “Doe* fM la knew bar plumed M ight lad Tempel*10* HIAPOUA»tl»S|( 14 to S3 lb. _ K TOM S, ml MAP SHOWS the vital wulayriem Unking * « * » * “■' wwid which may be "bleehnded hg Communist Beat ciseminy w the Ant step of an nQ*«ut am entia sqtteeee. The situation bosame ecutawheathe Bed Germane, with RusiUneoopmUqn. refueedi* renew yearly penults far bergs traMe acroaa Uat Ovrocnr W ma West en waterways which aarry provtsiootto^ e t ^ ^ w ^ sens. AUltd official* believe that s U ^ p ts ^ ln tS T ^ ^ th W i^ t ^ railroad and even air traffia may fallow. Th* move was Interprets as an attempt t* fore* th* Wort German goveiammB S WIFT S PREM IUM -or SU PER RIGHT Coo*. M i i i f *ssr Lb- Center Slices Lb. Group Will Giva Holiday Offerinq To Mission Field GRADE A FIs. or Gs. Dm ned * Drawn FR YER S » Pitite W om an Has Keen M ind By DOROTHY BOB SU PER RIGHT H **vy Western RettnA At W sM 'l E4Mar War brides from Australia, Sorop* and tb* Orient art ahoekad at tb* igaorane* of Ui* avorag* Amsrlcan about othar <«t«W»». aaya Nina Pulliam, ««ArtMd glob*-trott#r, author and publishlog aaaeuUva ■lend*. petite Mra. PuUiam U tb* author of "I Travaiad • lan*D Land" Bobbi Mantll. a llvtly account of bar feur*month trip by plane, truck and bortabaeh through t» hta feet, towarIfS, Fleming, U you _ HM M fTliad mad* and worn wer* judged, and **<*L^B$rlhso» won th* pr'.x* * 1* m 6 n*li* corsage. IptMK ffibro played with prls*a A m # . 'f r s A. J . Walker, Mra. MfcsMffi- G. M. Flowers, Mra. kk*MB|P an4 Mrs. Fr/or. ■ U ffig of Chrlrtmas Carols by th* group, and n p H N m *lo**d with th* mem* I g m H i l hand* and alnging aa ntajW "Gr-d b* with You." Guaat* pr*a*nt wer* Mr*. T*r> SU P E R RIGHT Hftftvy W * t « i . meat, tdvtntur* and solid aueeaga on h«r aarly Intgrwt is jaungliam. She wrot* for a firm journal whfl* still In collage, jolntd Ita aUff on graduation and jnlrxd th* Pulliam organUation when th* editor of th* firm magitln* w u aihdd by Pul11im to "mad u* y*ur b*at g a , " Th# "b*»t m in" tunmd out to b* i bluc-«yed, gold«n-hilr*d illp of ■ girl, who helped th* publUbtr r*or|inU* • number t i n*w*»ipen in ohUbom* b*f*r* ih* Wcim * Mr*. FttUlim. D*«pit* h«r strictly fimtaln* appearance, Mri. Pulliam has a keen bualMia mind, li aa officer of th* publishing com­ pany. and has ipMiaUaad in th* buatons* and ei publishing almost from th* atari. Beef Rump Roast BEANS 12-Os. SU P E R RIGHT M u ty Wegtern Spare Ribs 35c^ 1 Presbyteri Church ALLGOOD Brnntl Sugnr Cured Cftfig church held a meeting in tb* Xducitianal building which was decor­ ated la Brasilian p*pp*r. polosatUs i and a picture of tb* "Madonna and Child" recently. C hi aaafutiv* board mariing was held at 1# M tb* morning with Ih* ■ircl** meeting at 11 a.m. A cov­ ered dish luacbeoa was held at U ■to* with 100 persona attending. After th* delicious meal » short business session waa held with the ■mUgffi Mra. L. O. Hunter pre- NIITLEY Colored G eneral Insurance a JAMES GUT AGENCY . >„*, Sanaa JA N E PA RK ER F IR M C R I S P Treat yourself to a carefree Christmas '56 o w 2 piece, all wool flannels, rayon & acetate, rayon flannel, 2 button split tail, THURS. - FRI. - SAT RICH CREAMY $29%5 ' c u tte MEN'S SUITS .Th* aangp-iM ing *f th* aeeompUatuaffipCBFHili»ear were given in ^M P'IR|M «itlng and and im- IS os. Cm plained bv Mrs. Ilouvholder* The ctrc'e voted to aponsor the .Mend-, ance of Mr*. Park and Mr. June, at the .how Volunteer* were re quested by Mr*. -M Doudney to Plare (lower, in the salvation army J I. JacV‘o o rd ""**^ *‘'* ,|| „avy , .„|| j„ln n o , uxili.rv hunch of the box,,ltrrl.„ r<| K r»on. « .* .*-cd .. „ Mr. , e mo- , t 121P illle Black l.anib' » .« told by V S l T K . e r S vv I v e s v l l i u ’'>h.uvai"t .... . Plans Dance Friday cd a lovely silver Iray in apprcciation of her faithfulness a* a teacher of the class. Mrs. Field presided over a short business scssion at which time a Love Oflcring for foreign imaidon* was held amounting to St.V The following members were present Mrs. Voile Williams Sr., Mrs. J . B. Fields, Mr*. E. s! Hockey, Mrs. II. D. Srtiith, Mr. U. C. Moore, Mrs. W. P. Yeslry Mrs. B It. Beck. Mrs. J . W. Sals' bury, Mr*, tl. C. Dixon, Mrs. A B. Lovejoy, Mr*. W. M. Scott, Mr* II. B. Wade, Mrs. A. C. Brnson. Mrs. W. F. Garner, Mrs. 11. B. Odham. Mrs. It. C. Urley, Mr*. Essie Wilson, Mrs. Georg* Llllrrll. Mr*. B. A. Howell, Mr*. P. Han*rll. Mr*. J. It. Krdrr, klr*. II. McWhorter, Mr*. A. B. Cerebnison, Mr*. W. E. Bells, Mr*. F. K. Bel/, Mr*. W. D. Stine, Mr*. Grace Bishop. Mrs. O. S Srlmnn, Mr*, B. L. Dann, Mrs. Jodrr Cameron, Mrs. R. P. Cully and Mrs. Kffie This coming Friday Dee. lit, the Offiee* Wive* Clou will h«M a Christmas Dance at g:HO p. m. in tlie BOQ on the base. Art Kibhie and his orchestra will furnish dance niusie until midnight. Doring the evening a lata buffet supl,,r wi,l be served, Dress for the event Is optional ""d reservation* are necessary. 1 ifbeti may be obtainrd from Mr*. i*Jackson. lli'JO, exlen.ton >,r»- B. B. William*. LVIl-Wj ' ,r*- K- f*. Mildahn, 2010-Wj and J - F- Banker 510R-XM. Money will be received at th* ,,0,,r- Quests ato weh oned. CHILDREN'S I►.1 SOX . Ana_ --- -------------------—■ K / D T LJ C Le I f\ I fi J Mr. and Mr*. D. F. Griggs Jr. are the ptoml parents of a daughter born Dec. 10 in the Frrnald l.aaghton Memorial Hospital. The young miss weighed g ths. V« ot. and wa* SANFORD ONE NIGHT OSI.Y I MON. DKC. I # SEMINOI.E IIIGII Si HlllH. AUDI roilll'M Hr nr f it IH*h Scluml Band £l)rist(T1)ci\in& A Full l.rndh Motion Plrlure Children -'i Oc Adults 51.00 Doors Open 7 :1 0 —Show Starla Promptly at I p. m. Tleketa may h» Secttrul from Hand Members. Today's smartest shirt rollar— Ilia van llrad. It's Van llvuirn'a urea btri styling of Iht dramatic new tunlliirnlal shirt collar line, it's bold, yet aur*. Mur* In act off your new "natural look" auita to IM-rfretiun . . . sura to bring out tlihe best in your new liea, too. 'Ihe tan llrsd rollar styla comes In many different Van llrussn aliirla . . 1 ou'ro looking at a Van llcuten nis-trrpit'rv—wubllt) new psitrios. Vou'rs liMiking at Ills new Van Vogoe collar, tots— tan lleusrn'a brilliant nrwr |ialian-sport.|ins draign: sliihtly shorter, slightly spread. It's sweeping into styla from Cannes to Catalina. Superbly tailored In eeeey detail . . nnte Ih# matching button-through poekrts. I.ong ulrrir-. $ 2 4 * admired. Gifts were nckaagd with much "pleasure and merriment" After delicious r*fr*ehm*ats wer* SOCKS B» Tufknit. "On# sl/s fils all" A hfvy or lirlght eolor’s In ehioiwo from. i\tt .-ftivshvse.ilnSI • r -'• - ' • JACKETS Cleth, reversible, suede end all wool. Rite 34.12. SUEDE JACKETS ROBES "Rabin Robes" Dan Hirer rol. low. rayon acetate, gabardine, allk brocade. Large selection of colors ft patterns. rV<w BELTS By Pari*, sued*, leather*, and a variety of colors. Kits M -IS. $ 1.50 - $ 2,00 - $ 2.50 PAJAMAS VAN HEUSEN You lust can’t best them, aud reasonably priced too. $3.95 & $5.00 Ha n d k e r c h i e f s hiog.eUe cotton 'kerchiefs—fine soft cotton—with lund-rellcd heme and white corded borders ca an nilwhite ground. Jnat whet our male customers always ask far. Yon know Ikey're goad because Ikey'r* >an ileu.cn. | _ . .. * D C II1Q I i Q f i n C O _ _ a q _ pO T U C C . Z l D O SC Knliotrd Men * Wive* Cl-b met recently on the b«*e In the KM* ,.)ub >l „ * llh *i.e pre-ide.nt. SHIRTS Tb* J*y Gift o(faring far the re­ M «*%A, ministers wai re­ ceived aad.' ft flMNaim prayer prayed .w l e h , A, 0 . Melnnia. ANN PAGE Children s rarty w l-U -t gram: Ih* opened with a prelude of Chriatmai music and Mrs. Joe Cor­ b y sang "Oh Little Town or Bethkbem" aftgr which scripture was G R IS P P A S C A L )A HOLLYWOOD STAR ha* haaa out *1 rireulaUan fog gig HR full 4*y% meumlng Ui* disappearane* of her husband.Th* fact la that h* disappeared h u r y tin ago, but trianda M st For the most wonderful Christ mas silt of all, site a new home OUIIAM A TUDOR, INC Brailey The Woman's Bible Class of the Odham, president ha* announced First Baptist Church held it* an­ that the company ha* purchased nual Christmas dinner in the church the Cornell property *>n thr west dining room on the evening of Dec. side ol Mellonvlllc Avc. and plan* to start construction sometime thl* The long table which rxteiulrd month. Dad, couldn't you see the acro«, the nwin was beautilully happy faces of your famdy if ynu j decorated In red and silver. presented them with a purchase of Poin.rtlius and hra/illan peppers a new home right at Christmas were used down the center and a time . . . ? simulated silver urn filled with Another gift for the entire fam­ sparkling taper* was used as a ily which would spell comfort and center piece. good health could be a new apace A miniature garden growing red heater or floor furnjre from BOY and while poinsettias flanked thr WALL PLUMBING . . . Rov will wall* of Ihe room and the windows give you a liberal trade-in on were filled with long leaf pine and your old appliance loo. |ramlle*. After the traditional turkey din­ HOLIDAY IIILARISM: O n c e there was a farmer who was 'so ner Mr*. Wade gave a devuiiun.nl tight he could squeak.' He found using as her subject "Joy". Christ­ out that all of hi* friend* were ina* ca-ols were then sung, after talking about him so to prove he which a Christina* story "The wasn’t tight he went lo the auction and bid on Ihr first thing that was iour , , , Then remembering Be*. sold; an electric milker. Well, he iV lie da*hr<l to Ihe barn and went home and put it to use on his aund milk overflow ing on the ONE cow, Bessie, While in the loor. "Poor Bessie" hr remarked, barn the telephone rang and bring vetting Ihe exhausted animal. a rountry farmer when he got on ‘Don’t poor*Bessie ntc,M said the Ihe phon* he talked almost an ow. "Pm pooped but proud". Mrs. W. C. Hetret, historian, pre•enled Mrs. Hunter with a life ^m bership certiflcaU and pin In •Vcognitim #f bar service to th* __________ _ Mt* local ebnrih and tb* Board all Av*. Ckspni m r a number of years. Th* them# *f tb* prairam was ^Emaaa*!* God With Us" present,*d by Mr*. Xglph Austin Smith who also preaeated the Joy Gift pro­ i u BART rn v r i t r u t 'yfPfOflr By AAMOkA For our Cbrlitmaa gift aelceimna today let'* dwell on th* "give something for the Home" idea . . . I Now th* home furnishing indus­ try realises that thl* it atf annual problem and they have placed spe­ cial emphasis on glfta for the bom*. MATHER'S has lomethlng really new In the-nay of styling . . Be­ lieve it or not th* 1*3* cedar chests don't stay in th* attics or closet* bat coma right Into hallways and living rooms. They are handsome cabinet! and mil make wonderful and lasting gifts. •A ,,HU" or '* Her' chair could be a very special Christmas gift. I could go on for paragraphs about tb* many comfortable rhaics found Mrs. N. C. Slander and Mrs. Irving Pryor were hostess** for In WILSON ft MAtER FURNITURE lit* meeting of th* Elsl* Knight CO. especially for someone par­ Circle of th* First Baptist Church ticular. Instead I suggest you ask on Monday *vrnin« when It m«t to see lb* lounge chairs, the swivel at the horn* of Mra. Slawtar *• base chairs and the platform rock­ ing chalra. "A ,,he" or a "she” Park Av*. would be delighted I'm sure. Mra. C. A. Anderson Jr., pre­ Perhaps youVa looking for a sided aver the businasi. .agggioa ■nd th* davotional wai pr«i*st«d giR to pleas* the entire ‘family . . by Mr*. W. P. Brook* Jr. J t wai I t that is the case I aan make an voted by th* group to giy* |10 t*; outstanding suggestion. IN SAN­ ward th* LotU* Moon Chriatmai FORD LINOLEUM AND TILE Offering. Thl* offering, taktn *ach there are samples or the most Chriatmai in honor of MUs Letti* gorgeous carpets that you have Moon, an «arly miiiiomry to aver teen. Just think mothers that China, Is used to further this work msant less housekeeping. (The prices are lew enough to make Dad o* th* foreign mission field. Mrs. Lillian Vicktry gave th* smila too). •(•wardship lesson and Mrs. Vans* ' Mr. Baggcrlr or BAGGEBLY Messenger, vice chairman, check­ APPLIANCES tells me that a tele­ ed on th* number of eowtacta vision act makes a wonderful which had been mad* during tb* Christmas gift. Terms?—Ho will past moolb. Th* member* decided treat you nieo and make them to to «cnd Judy Pcteri, a I4-y*ar-«id suit yoa. As an extra be It giving girl at Ui* Florida Baptist Child­ away FREE a wrought iron chair ren's Horn* la Lakeland, • Christ­ with th# purchase of any Console mas gift in addition to th* SLOO TV . . . You have your choice of spending mon«y which thn clrdn Weailnghouta, Stromber ■ Carlson anil ether makes. sends her each month. ‘ Mra. Roy Reel invited members to meet with her for the January meeting. The program, bifid on v..a law. . vtiiocr. uc.ruhmciiU were aci.cil prn.e l0 li)c mev-Uit; t>> the hosUsaia, Mr-. t> y. scnirard, Mr». Duuiln cj, and ilrx. Joe liakrt. Attend* mg were Mr*. Vincent Kubtvw, j|r*. Doug Mcn-trotn, Mr». JoOi*, >|i«. T. \t. Mcro. Mt*. MeriWeth r, j|ls< yuipi, i»Canf Mi*. Kales, Mr* j„|,n Morgan. Mr*. Wdliam Bu>U. Mr*. Woourulf. Mr*. F. C. Breiknv Mr*. John Angel, Mrr. Gun„ Mr« herd Mum. Mrs. Talk/ Mr, N„llf WlUum, f Mr* McKay - , k Mr* llnu*holder. Mu. Uc„rs e ’Elrk ,„d the ho*te*sea.. _________ _ . _, ... / r> a a �f (Crattened From Page Oee> brand name of "Sanford'* the anaval payroll would aiao double and oraatually. In a period at epprtnl■Utaty two jeers, rtae to a pos­ sible *400,000 to tsoo.oooo. Tho entire operation of the Arm l r expected to ho ahlfted to Sanford, jrn tho report Horn commitlot number* wno had talked with tho, local manager at the mantifactoring plant. ■Froprrty for lb* location at the JaAutry baa already been aeeured but clearing and preparation of tlW property for building bad not been aecompliihed became of the Meoitiinty of the project. Through banking firm*. M per coat of tho financing would be aecured with Hanford merchant* railing IS percent end the manu­ facturing firm furnishing the addUictnal fourth of the money needtil for the building. Banka would haadls tha loin RDwik • cumbersome manner tad because of the publie service Itch a loan would ba feasible be­ cause ef keeping tha manufeeturtag plant in this area. Two Florida communities and see from Georgia has already a|rprosebad tha Sanford firm rela­ tive te moving to their communi­ ties and to one Instance the Miwg of the entire move would to handled by tha city acquiring lbs.firm. 'p H at the Florida towni said, "H e don't want to taka an induithey’re moving we want them tom ." ’ Sanford buslnesaman Herman Jacobson told the merchants meet­ ing this morning that the plant van arlginally act up as a school which waa later converted into a M SUITS IN BITES , REXBURG, Idaho LFI-Aa auto accident baa resulted in dog bite* on the bead and leg for Mr*. Eileen Hunter. ' Mr*. Hunter and her dog were riding in the hack aeit of a ear that akidded into another at a traf­ fic light here. The impact pinned the dog beneath the auto aeat. and it bit Mra. Hunter at ahe tried to ealm the frightened pet Her injurict required medleal treatment. manufacturin:; plant. Chamber of Commerce Manager Forrest Brecketirldge said, "If a solution can’t be worked out now, we might as well forget It and let them move to another town." 'This la tha only way we can get an industry with Its huge pay­ roll there’s no way we can lose," said Industrial Committee member Herman Jacobson. More that) half of the money necessary to finance the project, on the part of tha merchants of Ssnford, was committed at the meeting thin morning contingent upon the preparing of plans for the construction of the building and the costa that will be Involved. "With our school program training his people, we have shown a cooperative spirit and have ex­ pressed the cooperation of the community through the effort of many builneaimen in trying to aolve the problems Usit confront t he . manufacturing company's operators," was expressed by members of tha Merchants Asso­ ciation, NOHTIHOH Clauds P,. Illttrll rt us to 1st. Fail. Rav. * Loan Amo. Mallnda It. llnn.itM l la li t Fad. n t V i ' S W . V - . u w m ... ^Odham ** Tudor Ine. to Hanry ■iatnn O'Connor Jr. at at. Bav. a Lnan Asm. V ary Kurilk to T, «. RumbHy at a). It.n ry Kaston O’Connor Jr. at ns to Hlorhton Whatley a bavin Co, E v .ratio Hatflrld •« n to Stockton Whatley a bavin Co. Jam es William Tabor et os to fltockinn Whatley a bavin Co. Wellborn C. Phillip. J r . to Tha t i t S tall Sink, or Euatla. SATISFACTIOVB li t Fed. Kav. a Loan Aeao, to Clauda K. Illttrll at u i. John ltd ward Kina to borla V ir­ ginia Kina. Power nr Allr. Pant It. nyni to Paulina F. Drue, rower of an y. APPLICATION v o n m AStniArisc L t c n s i a Franklin Baldrca, IS. Hanford to Kv.lyn Itnaere, IS, Hanford. John Henry Thnmpenn, SI, Han­ ford to Qeorala Mae Itoblneon, SI, ■ Odhant * Tudor Ine. ta Evaratta Sanford. John C, tvay, II. lanford ta Alta* Odham***Tador laa. la Jamaa ■ l i e Coachmen, IS. Sanford. Theodore Douataa. IS, W inter ^ jjjp ’ oardsor toluiyaae Rablnaoi Park ta n il H as ttnaiaton, ta Wintar Park. Legol Notice jt b f T r . a x w ix o t .ii c o im T r , Wo ALL CRIED(TORS AXIS FD R e o n i M A v i x o c l a im a o n d m MAX OS A U I S S T SAID *»■ ra n i You-ead seek af jroa ara haraby Rotiriad and raqulrad to nrvaant any Otatma and damanda which yon, or MUae af yea, may hava aaalnst tha aetata or JOHN a c o n u m t . d ienei**. tstb of .aid County, to J a * County Ju d e* of B.m lnol. C .u aty , Ftarida, at h i. eftle* In a h a M art kauaa *1 saia County at m j f i r t i t i e r la a. 'Within a lih t ealI f «*7 m u th a iro n th a lim a a f tha I|r»t publleatlon ot thla notlea. feafk elafm oy domand ahall ba In prritiaa, and ahall .la ta tha plaea q t . realdanoa and poat oftlsa addrmy of tha alaimant. and ahall ha ,h f «lalntant, aaant, • r attornay, and any such claim • r demand not so fil.d ahall ba 44AMIM r . COKLMT Aa aaacator of tha La it W llla .d Taatam .nt of J ohn a c o N u tr, ^ V » ,5 entl Alo2?Merl l ‘ CMMlborry. Fta. A* inspiring fourth ansivertsry program waa given by tho Young Lodiaa Community Club of Saaford at g p. w, recently at tbo St. Faul M. B. CburehL Tho Rev. B. H. Hodge, Faitor, wilb Ja se a D. Ha. aiding la ebrtf. S t Paul Choir n udered tho rang service, scripturn by E. B. WiDlama. prayer Hra. Lillie H. McDuffy, welcome addreta by Miss Edytho Jeekaon, reading by Vkllo McDonald, oolo by Mr*. Evelyn Clark, reading by Mn. Sarah M. Bail, aoio by iofmetl Bryant, roading by Mlaa Willia M. Miller, introduction of ipoakor by Mra. LiHio R. Hall. Speaker tor tho afternoon waa FAMILY AFFAIR BUFFALO, N. Y . UR - rightin g fires Js a family affair here. The 947 men in the Fire Department include 39 pairs of brothers, a trio of brothers, and 24 father and son teams. Seminole County Records man w. Stephana r t s t ' .Oakland ehorra In*, ta John F, A. Maria Hchmvlsar. .John F. Sehmalaar et ux ta Ova tVraVy* Walker In*. to J, Traey Walker at ■». , _ , „ -Frank nvanear Jr,, at ux to Ralph YfiiljKb Wutf at as ta Frank Ivanakr Jr- et nx. - i Frank Svancar ot nx to Jam ra Watrhf.lll I t U . . Frank avanevar Jr., at ns to John Rayko as ns. . m _ •Simon Brlnnvr at us to B. K, Hardlton at us. >Carrie tea Johnson ot vir ta THE O L D 'B O M E T O circu it Court, Ban County, Florida. 1ST: Korin* NorwooS bcuuly Clark J. R iiii . I 1 llorn.by Attornay for Plalntllf 110 N. Main Ittraat Orlando, Florida TO -— J .a .l o Ja m .a — R .aldanc. UNKNOWKt la tho Mamo or tha state of F lo ­ rida — O roetlnsi; Tnu, Jt.a la Jamaa, b .f .n d .n t h-rtln. or* h .r .h y notlllad that anlt tn dlvoroo haa baan antarad analnat you by the Plaintiff, your wlra, in tho Circuit Court, Boralaola County, Ninth Circuit, state of Florida, situate In Sanford, Florida. Tha name of Plaintiff la Hanla Jamaa. You ara required to pltad to or anawar thla Complaint In writing on or boloro P o im b ir II. ISIS — olio a dacroe p-o confason will bo onlorad asalnot you and tho ea.o will proeoad ox part*. Tour or anawar must be Iliad In f lea ha O fflr. ot the Circuit Court Clark, Ninth Circuit, Seminole County, Florida and upon Laater llarrlt, Attorney for Plaintiff. I l l South Main Street, Orlando. Flori­ da • on ar S afer, bocam b.r 11, l»*l^otherwlo# default will bo onWltnoas my bond RACETRACK USED INGLEWOOD. Calif. IF — Santa Claus la lined up at tha 32 window at Hollywood Park, and tboro's fe­ verish activity under the grand* stand, where, In tha good old sum­ mertime. the people gamble on the bangtaila. Tho Poet Office Department baa taken over much of the racetrack apace to sort and handle too,an Incoming end autgoinf Christmas packages Ely. Like queues of an* iloos bettors, packsges are lined up in front of the betting windows. Tho racetrack warehouse serves as a division id the Inglewood post D O C P I L L S B U W Y ETAS/A4# U P T H S -T *A 4*JO A l O N A M ID N IG H T C A L L D O W 4 S P O O K V to Y L A N * D A ILY j B ’J J t: 4. South 33. Period tv-MI :m Dakota of lime :k- (df.’ lj (abbr) 24 Const*!- rr1-; i -its a Mountains lalion In Arkansas, 37. Hebrew Missouri and letter Oklahoma 39. A Jewel T. Affectionate 30. A ^ term for district mother tn 9 Cuts the hatr London tor.) 5. Vex . 32 Monster 14. Wander 10. Paradise • M. Frostily 19. Famous 94. U , French bac­ 14. Govern 14. Republic la teriologist occupying ‘ t silent IT. Coin (Jap.) moat of (mus) 15. Lustrous Ireland 37. Cicatrix 30. To dip 39. Minute a lightly into 19. Bark 30. Peek opening water 39. Toward 23. Music not* 21. Fuss 33. Kettle Uw lea |4. First man (Bib.) 24. A maxim 10. Extra 91. Place of skeleton , 32. Hawaiian ’ bird 23. Sweet potato 14. Fores ST. nesort w a m tw m w x w m 40. Federated republic of Yugoslavia 44. A deg 41 Jargon 47. Of an area , 43. Not WST/C. J 49. Full of reeds ’ 1 10. Book of V ACROSS t. Decline* g. Old card game (Bp ) 11. Clear 12. A cell having locomotion (Blot.) 13. Cod of war --------------- By BINNITT C«EF- OHN MASON BROWN tells about the visitor to these shores who was stopped by an immigration officer. "W t have a tip,” said the officer, "that you are smuggling In a quantity of pornographic literatura." "It’s a Mg lie!” spluttered ,( the visitor "I haven't even A got a pomogrnph!’* \N J A rural editor in West Vire glnla received thl* latter from < /J // a subscriber: "When you ft talked ma into suhacribmg to / your aheet a year ago, you f I^ S L y ^ promised that If 1 wean't . ) satisfied at the and of a year, t o \ 1 could have my money back | v \ Well, send it beck please.’* / - ■ rnz ~ fJ A hastily added postscript . 1— read - "Come to think of it, to save some trouble. Just apply tha money to my next year's sub> script Ion.” . mwwMW<mmm maps | DOWN ( 1. A tab V t Subtle rmanatlra 9 Frozen Thtrr’s a rate tittle vsiest In the -Porgy and Bern’* aortion at Charleston, *. C , whose nfftctal name lei Electricity. Explains hie proud ma. -Hie pappy is called Most, and I la Dinah, an* if Dtnahmea* don’ make electricity, what doeat” Tear “DESK-SIDE* ^ m grt o n ly MON. DEC. BRIEFCASES I D I # FILES' Mad* ef heavy ga.ni steal In Instliif gray fl ish. L atter six*, IS” in SANFORD onr T e M ika W ork l u k r ) Every _ SEMINOLE HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM Bow*fit High School Band A Full Length Mellon Fitter* POWELL'S Doors Open T:J*—Show Start* Promptly i t B p, m. Tickets may be SecafM from Band to Sanford . . . T irc$ fo n < ? We H ave' Leased Some Rooms at the Beautiftd and ooal aa & P, Itorndoa RMRT aiVBK that i hnolnooo at P. a irk. Florida tsndor aa af Harvey Labad that t Intend I name with tha fault Court. Sam!- mm Group wQl eponoor mA Christ, moa Pageout" featuring stu. dents of tbo Ooldtbon H o n . etitary School. Tho prooouUtloiL will begin promptly at • o'clock.1 Tha playlet wffl he bold In tha mw auditorium at the Geidabero school. Please come md- and tea your children hi eeS u tn this beautiful setting. We Welcome the Personnel Clark, circuit Coort, Ninth Circuit, State ot yiorlda. at Sanford. Flori­ da, |n B.mlnolo County, thla I I day of jtovombor, Ills . (Seal) Plaintiff, 1 ’%. Duet vocal harmonltera reapooea by Eldar Ruby Wilson. Good S. Homo, collection waa taboo up by mtmbtrs of tbo A. C. L. dob. Tho Young Ghrta - Saving Club •erred aa uahera. Introduction of guest by M. L, Willi a ma. Cueit* wero Young Women Improvement dub, A. C. L. Cfub, United Progaoaaiv# League, Daughter at Elks, Mary Twenty Club, Young Boys Club, Young Glrla Saving Club. Rebeera Lodge Number SI and Jolly Soya Club. Club’* Motto. "To Make Our Community a bettor place in whieb to live'*. Club'* colon art pink and green, elub'i flower is carnation. Tha glrla of the club dreaaad alike In pink dream with eonagea of pink and green car­ nation* and black accessories. Af­ ter tha program a surprise birth, day party given in honor of the dub Mother, Mrs. Mabel Mathews. U was held at tha home of Hr. and Mrs. M. L. Williams, UOS Wert isth St., at which time the girls of the dob presented the Club Mother with a beautiful non. ■kid rug for bar living room. Members of the club era as follows: Mra. Mabel Matthews, alviaor; Ratio Robinson, president; Ruthio Nathan, vico president; Mra. Roberts, recording secretary; Thomaiina Collins, financial seeretary; Ida Williams, correspondonce secretary; Miss Aims LftU Bryant, treasurer; Lillie B. Fields, business manager; Dorothy Lowe, Sgt- At Arms; Barbara Jan Mealfield, escort; Helen' Jones, report­ er; Helen Cherry, cbapUn; Francos Dupree, assistant bwlaesa mans, ger; Earstlae Bryant, chairman of entertainment committee; Mra. Lillie R. Hall, pianist. Miaa Lillie B. fields waa pro- Children 50e Adult* <1.00 Navy dessert* 4. Colts ■ her anbjeet, " I t o lard H u Com Gn a t Things For V*. W ill HiO Hf Da For Him?" b M tttoga to ba thankful for ara ( ! ) To ba ben with a normal body, (S) To ba bora la a Blbla Load, (SI To ba bora with a iaaa mind and (4) To b an the ehaaea at iota* to Sunday School and Church. Raadar • m Rooms A n Availatfo ABSOLUTELY FREE s ” For A Period O. fMtfXiSrF. 4 -Days To - N■ew Arrivals 1 ,- ■ > ’ sr. irWYEsw: i . .-1 • I �» M V H M - *** a n n ** nr* A'n ; *> 58» Iz r a il* • VOLUMEM **• ■ m w M M " ' P A IL T W j g g A P t t *7Hree Hospitalized Following C ollision; •Trooper Williams Hurt Benefit Bridge Planned aaea.iat ehnner* today. * S A N T O lID JW m D / ^ JJE D N K S D A Y ^ lg B M B E R U M ^ l Weather Partly cloudy throngh Tha rod* y rv -p t stong c i't rnsitsl sections W irt No. 139. Favorable Comment Made On '5 6 Road Board Budget Plans wer* completed a* maoting of tho Pilot Club night for th# club’s annual benefit bridge party with Mr*. Ruth Scott serving as general chairman. Tho party this year will ho hold Three persons wer* hospitalised In th* Mayfair Inn on Monday last night foUowing a coUision of Jan. 9. Mrs. Scott named her cotwo ears on 17-M near Lake Minchairmen and' assigned thole dutMe. . ie* and tickets were distributed Those Injured were John B. th# member* t* sell. Phillip*. M-year-old Florida Power Mr*. Harvey Swsnson presided aad Light Company line foreman over the meeting and announced and his wife Helen McDaniel Phil­ that the annual rhnstmsi lips, as, and Florida Highway will be held in the Yacht Patrolman Carl Williams, *■ Favorable comment has bees on Monday. Dee. IP. Member* were AD three of the Injured were re­ * • made In Sanford on the announce­ ! tM foilers are slated ct reminded to bring toys, gift-wrap­ ment in Tallahassee of the Road off today at tho Mayfair ported in serious condition with " l 'i " f received ow e cooperation Hoard Bmlgci tor Ihe first half of ilnol* Country Club to Phillips and his wife In th" .“ an- here thin any other place I've ped, for lb* Elks Community tho winner of Um Pro­ ford hospital and Patrolman Wil­ been,” said PGA Tournament'Scor­ Christmas tree. Th* toy* will In turn b* distributed to tho thild* asM t wltb total prim liams In Orange Mamorla) Hospi­ er Harry Elmore n he print* up Hra Hey Odham, chairman of r*n at Chriatmastim*. I tal. the t^ing Range Road Planning the pairings last night at the MaySchedule for Pilots to ring th* According to Florida Highway Committee of the Seminole County the Held o< ptayetf art fair Inn lor todiy’a Pro-Am Tour­ bell for the Salvation Army Bot­ Chamber of Commerce said that tha otbar half ama- Patrol Trooper T . . Mark Mack, nament. "Ihe budget as tentatively an­ _ Atria* from evtry who Investigated the , accident - Elmore. Tl-year-old former pro­ tles Saturdsy. Dee- 17 wa* glv*n Patrolman William*-had’just stop­ nounced by the Slate Road De­ by Mrs. Swanson a* follow!: P*»t tho countryped a ear and Issued a correction fessional baseball player. Is here to partment presents ihe brightest ! tba Mayers art local card r S n ha noticed a jeep tra­ score the Meyfalr Inn PGA Open Office, 9 to 10 a. m., Mr*. Nancy picture for Mad desclopment in quallOod jreiferday to veling aouth with Improper tail which get* underway tomorrow at It rack; to to It a. m. Mrs. O. K. the Sanford area that 1 has* tie r tournament. Goff; It to 12 noon, Mrs. Georg* B lights and nsttfflcr. He started to the Mayfair Inn’a Seminole Coun­ seen,'' palriois were announced take after the jeep and befora he A. Stine; at Mrfory’s Slot*, P He stated that In talking with iht at a dinner glvMi in could overtake the car a truck try Club. to in a. m., Mr*. Esther Rldg*; 10 William Dial, Stale Road Board if the golfers and newsmen came between the two. The truck The pleasant-spoken Elmore says to It a. re-. Mrs. Esther Riv*; It Member of his district that "not # the “Mayfair Inn Open", apparently bad slowed down to Uiat he has been on the go for 2t to 12 noon, 5tr*. J . P. Halt. only will the contract b« let from days scoring for TGA Tournaments PGA Tournament which ooo Tost Office, 12 to 1 p. m . Mrs. make a turn off the highway. Ihe Drang* County line north to and will be Idle, following the Mayhas awn an entry of the biggest Williams turned out to pass tba Troy R*y; t to 1 p. m., Mr*. M. Five Points, on 17 92 hut that th* in golf from every section truck on n curve and saw. tha fiir Inn Open, until Jsn. 4 wbeh •L. Reborn Sr.; 2 to It p. m., Mrs. part not included in Ihe first let­ of tho eounlry. » Phillips car traveling north' but ha goes to Los Angeles. n. E. Chapman; .1 to 4 p. m., ting from Five Points north to Tournament matches of Tt holm too late to stop or ettempt to again Elmore stated that he ha* been Mr*. E. H. Randall Jr.; 4 to I p. Sanford will h* completed 1* tha will get underway tomorrow' at pull in behind the truck. Instetd. with the Notre Dame football team m„ Mrs. Joel Field; I to • p. m., July budget." approilmately * o'clcok. he attempted to swerve for the ftr IX years until he retired in 1>47 Mrs. Swanson; MrCrory'a Stora Odham slid that “State Road Tho Pro-Am Tournament start­ ditch. and moved to Miami. “I served as 12 to t p. m-, Mrs. V. C. Messeng­ PGA TOllRNAMBNT lO IRKR Harry Elmar* printing ap the pairing* far today's Pra-Am mstches. 415 fro ns Osteen to New Smyrna ed off this morning with the first i The Phillip* ear couldn't atop, President Eisenhower's personal er; 1 to 2 p. re., Mrs. A! Hunt; (fluff Photo) Beach has been mad* th* primary team teeing off at • o'clock with however, he did apply brskea but photographer when he was in Flor­ project for Volusia County ihua others following at olght-mlnuta without sufficient distance te avoid ida,” laid Elmore. “1 found the 2 to X p, re., Mr*. Walter Carter; I to 4 p, m., Mrs. Suo Stevenson; benefitting all of Centrsl Florida.” intervale, with tho Mth team Iht collision. President to be very cooperative 4 to 5 p. m .Mrs. D. K. MeN’ab; I He further said that “State scheduled to begin play at 1:14 The front end of the Phillips car when faced with a camera,” the to A p, m., Mrs. Leon Bryan. Rn*d 4ft from Ihe SI. Johns River this afternoon. crashed into the right side of the bridge in in Sanford will b« I*t Mrs. Carter, Milk Bank chair­ Teams ptaylag today are: Dick patrol car. Both vehlelaa were es­ 74-ytar-old PGA official said. "Prior to associating with the man, reported that three families in the fieri half of next year.” Chi see and Amt Dick Arm- timated a total loss. Notre Dama football team," said Other county officials sr* opti­ strong; Jim Ferres and Amt BUI Neither of tho three were thrown Elmore, I was with Associated had hern furnished milk during mistic over the outcome of tha th* past month, ona a Negro baby Pox; Dick Hart and Amt. Burt out of their cars but Hra. Phil­ budget announced late yesterday Voorhtes; Don Brown and Amt. lip's head went through the wind­ Press, who required a special typo for­ tlnrr than a hundred friends of and ar* looking forward to th* Gaulden Boed; Bob Craw and shield of.their car. Phillips was "It was back In lha year of 1*00 mula. Th* club decided to tend Mrs. Jesuit Klrinman wished her natty letting nf the contracts for Amt Wm. Hart; Bari Creenwcll driving a 1U1 Buick Coach and that 1 played professional baseball Jin toward th* “Share Our Sur­ lurk yesterday is she announced the Sanford Orlando Highway. and Amt. A1 Howatt; Bob Ga]da Williams was driving a 1*54 Flori­ in Chicago,” commented Elmore. plus” plan In cooperation with her Intentions to rstir* from the BONN, Germany 'S'—Th* WrM Detail* are being computed al and Amt Bob Boat. tho Church World Service, Nation­ He said that he ha* traveled all da Highway Patrol car. position as t'ourt Reporter for the,Orman government kept multiple rapidly as possible In order that Bob Watson and Amt Buacet- 'The accident occurred at ap­ over the world following his var­ al Council of the Churches of Ninth Judicial Circuit for 32 >ear*. ,|jrnr0„ otto j oh„ r,„ „ suits may b* tiled and Ut* con­ ta, O. P.; Stan Mosel and Amt. proximately 1:45 last night Christ. Through this p'an, foods A group nf SanfiiVd attorneys at ■ „ ious duties. tract* let at th* *arlte*t possible John Harbin; Tom Talklngton and fnm L'. S. surplus storks are dis­ tended th# Isle afternoon affair n ,r" ) wr* p* ,n,,*5r * hl,p * hl*hMrs. Phillips is reported to be In fine physical condition and date, according to officials hand­ Amt. Dr. Jack Linder; Larry Bar- suffering from multiple lacera­ tributed Dec to hungry, ill and which W 'as held In th* Brevard 1 f vel investigation continued of his ling tha *ompletioa of th* neces­ toiek and Amt Buddy Phelps; tions of tho face and possible with muscle* that are. hard and destitute people overseas, County Court House at Titusville, drferllon to the Communists ami sary papers, plans, snd data for Mika Dicta and Amt John Ivey; fractures; P h l l l i p a sustained firm, Elmore tild that he stay* In Mr*. Stevenson, International Mrs. Klcinman, know* to-*U *f rf| Urn tn th* West." ~ Die p ig Jm M lIii, - Tom Nleport and Amt. Dr. N. K. lacerations of - the-bead •amt- poe- shap* by playing f®if. "It’* tho relations chairman, reported' that htr aYsoriktei and frirnds both in . . . _____. . » , , JTraVy traffic snd numerous ac­ Blag: Prank Walsh and Amt. John sibla rib fractures, and William* only form of recreation that I piw- she had collected >1 u**d sheets LONDON U*—Th# leadership of Sanford and Titusville as “ Miss ‘ ommunlat East Germany Is'itcd cident* along th# present SanfordI t Farter; Prank tfarnad and ie reported to have received a sue.” ha said. and two shirts which will ba seat Britain's Labor party la going, Jessie", hegsu her career as a brief comment on the arriiat In Orlando Highway ar* spurring Amt. I . B. Honsrkamp; Eldon back injury. Williams eelebratad Commenting on tha Mayfair Inn t to th* hospital in Africa to ha Court Reporter on Scpl. A , l« l. West Germany of thr R.mn Governapparently, to * dapper Socialist effort* U> get th* project under­ Seminole Country Club Golf Course, used for bandages. Briggs and Amt Joa Johnson; his 31th birthday only Monday. She first lived in Sanford when merit's former rnunlerinlelPgrnre way a* quickly s* poislbl*. he said. "It'* on# of the best I've who used to wear a d*rhy and Paul lagurluad and Amt Dewey she served under Judge J. J. !>lckj h, . „ The two famlllea live within a a IA month stay with Davis; Dick Newman aad Amt. block of ose another. The Phillip's ever aeen. Tt 1* In excellent condi­ carry * can*. in>on and Judge Walter* Wright Harry 'P . Cushing; B l^ , Wright residanc* la at 1M6 Palmetto Ave.. tion, but very tricky. There's a three-rnrnerrd race snd moved In Titusville in IKU Hi* Reds. Th* 47-wnrd comment, “You can watch for someone to and Amt. P. D. Scott. and Carl Williams Uvea at 1T03 for th* job of succeeding Clement when Judge M. B. Smith was ap­ distributed by the Fait German break the record on this course snd Bglpb Yankee pointed Circuit Judge. Jth* con Magnolia Ava. R. AUte. But Hugh Todd Naylor tinned In icrv* as Court Reporter news agency ADN. !ri*d to giv* * Conklin; Art D Along with Trooper Mack, tha come in with ■ At or a 6X," he is id Babe JUta; Jim Galtskelt, 49, seems to have the when Judg* Vassar Carlton was •art nf tacit hlesiing to John's de­ aecidant was Investigated by other The long hall hitler will be the Amt Bob Mann parture to the West, laying; offtclali of tha Florid* Highway man to watch during this tournaadvsntag* over Herbert Rtsnloy appointed. Amt Jack Patrol, Ha wa* alio assisted by ment," said the golf scorer. “ Herr Dr. John, former presi­ Mrs. Kteinman’a retirement Morrison and Anetirin Bevsn. ReTh# planning and inning hoard ham and Deputy Sheriff* “Cotton” Brawn Asked to romment on the various dent of the Bonn Offire Per th* of th* Ttly of Sanford will meet will become effecliv* on the XIsi sulta of balloting among th* Sift Lionel He golfers in Sanford for the Mayfair and W. 1 . Pratt day nf Drcembtr this year. Protection of th* Constitution, who tomorrow night at A n’etoek In lh* Amt, Kite; Je Labor member* of th* Hons* of Inn's *15,000 TOA Open, Elmore Judge Vassar Carlton presented was granted asylum In Ihr (East) f'nmmistionari Room of tM City Horn* Prank Commons ar* expected lit* to­ said, “this fellow Ed Furgnl is one MAN HfPFEBS ATTACK MIAMI BEACH ira_A taxicab Mrs. Klrinman with * portable Hstl. a ; Jtenry of th* most remarkable players I've driver gave police a running radio night. AFTBH FINDING DOG Singer Sewing Machine and prai* German Democratic BcpuhUo on It wilt h# its* last me*ring of th* Jam ** C. Willie seen.” account of sn armed robbery as it Galtskell was 12 when h* wore rd h*r for tho faithful work she July M, 1914, his left th* German year, according U City Hal offte and Amt. imCA, N. T. l*-A IJ-yaar-oJd tver Dam Reporters wer* amated at the happened today and th# stickup th* derhy and carried th* stick — has performed in her position In Democratic Republic Dr. John had ei*l«. Palmar and ■an raftered * total he-it attack C. I repeatedly Mated h* intend* In con. Chairman nf tire nfno-rera pit li­ y; Boh lit- •Bar finding hi* tog kilted by an itorabeuse of knowtedg* about In­ man was quickly *urround#d and th* uniform of Winchester, on* nf th* Ninth Judicial Circuit. Opening her gift “Mire J*««to“ duct th* fight against nco-fitcism ning and rantog burst to Boh ark: Byrd; P*4* antomatoite. Th* rackar ipantel dividual players and their accom­ captured. an Ms companies tor ***** plishments during tournaments, Frank DuBoli started hi# blow- Britain’s most cxclusiv* schools said, “1 appreciate this from tha in We*4 Germany." Brawn. Dr, Wm, E. _____Chattel P. Nolan, tor. of from one tld* of th* com try to th* by-blow description of th# crime for th* monied class**. It# decided bottom of my heart. As other gifts Howard Ps elite wdt attend hla when he saw a man jump Into the a Ipng time ago, however, that his w*r* presented sho said, “ I'v* first meeting nf th* hoard after hik; and Amt. Bill nearby Marry tecad Urn d*ad dog other, at Elmore'* eommand. h*mg appointed to fin th* vacancy rty Furpot aad Amt. In th* ra#4 near hi* ham* Monday “Thla is certainly a fine place automobile of Albert J. Gilson, a future lay with promoting socia­ seen a lot nf bridal shower* where they twisted snd uim*d and just rreited by th* ruigaaUoa *f Tom ; Jeh i Write*! night Hn picked K up, ran horn* to ho and I am enjoying my stay Chicago attorney, when H stopped lism. Vaughn. ‘ aoUaprad altar taBtog In kte her* oven though f stay busy avery for a red tight. Baxter ar Daatela; Fata White Gaitakell swerved to th* about wrecked everything — I'm inuta of th* time,” said Elmore. Th# rabbi* noticed a bright oh- Uft, h* didn't swing all the way. so nervous.” Th* Important City Board te lot Tha election *f officer* of the a lawmaking body but ttudiea Judge Smith ((tended the * erejert in th* man's hind and saw H* found his niche somewhere be­ Monroe Chapter No, 15 R. A. M. requests fur inning and resoning, Gilson throw up his hands. Hr tween the right wing snd the cen­ mony and fish fry given in Mrs. wa* held test night. ss well as tatting up long rang* Klrinman'* honor. Aten there were called Ills dispatcher on hla radio ter of th* Labor parly. Named to lh« official porta in plans for th* axpinsto* of th* City State's Attorney Murray Overlelrphnn* and the rati wai switched street and Assistant State’s At­ th* organisation for ltted were; and submits Its recommendations to polir* headquarters. L T. Sheppard, High Pricsl: Fred to the Board of Sanford City Comtorney Vnlie A. Williams Jr. . Gilson was forced to drtv* south Stein. King; E. fl. Keith, Scribe; ntisttonors fur consideration. Attorneys from Sanford attend­ along Collins Av*nu* and DuBoia ing the affair were Fred R. Wil­ R W. Wrighl Jr , re-cleclcd as followed, keeping police Informed RIG MONET LEFT son, Senator Douglas Stenslrnm, treasurer; and Frank L. Milter, of th# car's whereabout*. CATLK1TSBURG. Ky. t* - NoProsecuting Attorney snd Mr*. re elected as secretary. Finally, Gilson was ordered to Tha officers tor appointive posts tic* to a thief: when you lifted $18 Karlyt* HnushnMsr, Ed Shinholturn Into a aid# street and yuR up ser, Georg* Andrew Speer, George In Ihe Lodge will he named hv lb# Lorn the hillfold nf Mr*. James to th* curb. Immediately, police A. Speer J r , R. W. Ware and High Priest-elect and installed al CrUt, you missed ttno hidden in m ears which bad converged In the Gordon Frederick. a joint ceremony on December 27 secret compartment. area blocked off th* narrow street. A Christms* cantata under the As the holdup man alepped out of Ureettoa of ja y M. Walter will be th* ear, ha was quickly surrounded praimted by tha choir of‘ 1h# First by I dosen officers. Chrlsllm Church next Sunday at 7tM In pt»c* of the evening service. Reporting that hi* “51*11 Early correction of your list If th* cerd Chrlatmoa curd*. It* urge* that yotj Mr*. N. V. Farmer will b* it the for Christmas" campaign te really i« returned •» un(jclivera|ile. |g*t jour niit-of-itat* package* into organ. I* high gear, TnitniasUr Joel E. Poibnaiter FI#M warns that if th* Port Office within th* next day Th* cintata la entitled "Chimes Field today gav* mm* hilpful •ny of your CnrUlmai curd tnt * of th* Roly Night." Harms* von hint* or how you ran b* sure ▼tlop<»a art Uryvr than 9’* x 12" . ... , ’“ "I’ ,nLn" n'1 •hf* paek.ge* that jour Christmas card* wilt or emaliot than 2 - V * 4" they reach everyon* on your list before must be sent by firsUr!*,* null ">•* n" ‘, b" ’voted, unl.sa the r*s Fallowing along th* 11m »f an- open* with “Christina* Belli Are I tec. )S. he.au.* such rarri* require hand, ,urn lh‘» *P* |l’»*r»: "Content*. Mer.lisndne— nun) Qirlstmaa *v#nt« will b* lb* ! Ringing” by th* retire group. In "When you u*a three cent ranrellation rovered dish (upper tonight nt tha second number, “How Beautl •tamp* on your Christina* card*, When yo.ir Christm*. card* * r . fnr ‘n ,«;*** ‘ful upon th# Mountains,” Mr*. John you get firti-clua mail *ervlr*,” ready to mail, ym. will do hath 7 o'clock nt tM E lk * Club. ........................................................... ' Ch7 ' ' T n V . i * Lntil CI.ri.tm*. .tick. Dials will ling th* alto tote part, ho said, “first-class friends d*> yountlf and Th. To.t Office Em- Not Each year thl* event te next number, “Earth'! Weary »*rv# flr*l-rl**i mall and th* u** ploy** * real favor hy puttiiq; th* ' r* n,* jr *d by th* Ann* Ml)1*r Cl P *.'• l ‘f. your gif* here who will attend Done,” contains a soprano- of flrst-clas* postage makes it I cards with local address** in one their husband*. duet which will be renrderd by certain that your Christmas card* I bundle and Cute* for out-of-town f * ric, 1* or hristm** cards, Ic *'j ,nc “ddres* •••F T**'" Each member I* to James L. Anderson snd Mrs. will h* delivered promptly. Also, destination* In another, If y«w Have d large card list! Tr>‘ t* bring your parcels to tlte 'or * man and worn i. Jesus, Our Lord,” th* fourth us* of flrstcclass poitag* Insure* ,**171 b* •■changed umMr, 1* n woman's two part forwarding service If th* address** null your out-of-town Christina*, po*Ul window* before |0;00 a. tn, between 1:50 and 3:30 p. m. to ill M card* *«v«r*l day* In advane* of ...................... fng when chorus with a soprano rate. TM baa moved or th* card ea t* net ah)* part will M sung by Mrs. Ira returned to you if tha reelptent those for local delivery and try »void th* noon hour rush, nt* Claus. C.'Mrtsger. Th* fifth number, “Thr rannnt b* located. Then, too, on to get all card* for distant point*' In conclusion, Postmaster field » U hi tM Eastern Shy.” begins Christ!*** cards rent by flret- mailed by Dee. I t and those fo r: says, “Remember that th* mail a soprano wlo which will be claea mall, ynu ran include hand­ local delirefg should b# started on rarri*re are working 1*1* the** *d by Mrs. Anderson, Tho written messages making your their way at Iraat • w#*k before ‘ day* and It gets dark early, AYBVILLE, greeting* more personal.** Chriataai, t.cav* your porch light on aid thorn i "Thn Lord Ii Barn Young It te perfectly correct and, Hi Regarding tho nulling of Christ-1make *ur* that your full nam* Tadi>’\U te M lung by th* whole hiart attack fact, advisable to Include your maa gift*, Postmaster Field point* ■la or yoitr mail box and a** that later. Mr hi return name and address an each out that right row tM big double your houso number i» raadabt* and TM (While te extended n rardlal Christm** card envelop*. Thl* rush 1* beginning with the ouVgm- la plain/lght Observance of that# ii, T4, also vitatin* In Im r tM nantata, pna- help* Min* your friaads te Ha** (Mir ing Christmas mall* paralleling th* ] tugrvttFna will insure * Uerrisg friend* to U to f - f ii te -T te g H fltigw —d j Ouiitraai tat Mi MM L b m m M tedig. iw & e m i ‘' V: ; i ■ . ■ -* * - ■ > i+HtfvA , *& K' Id O f 1 6 0 Ifers Slated Tee O ff Here Bright Picture P resen ted Tournament Scorer H. Elmore Happy With PGA Standing Special Party Held West Germans Keep For ' Miss Je s s ieTurncoat Otto John 3-Cornered Race Going In England For Labor Leader Under Close Watch Planning, Zoning ■ Board Sets Session Taxicab Driver Gives Full Robbery Account To Police Monroa Chapter Officers Chosen Christian Church Christmas Cantata To Be Given Sunday Double Christmas Rush Beginning Anna Millar Circlt Makes Final Plans For Christmas M e a li^ ^ -tr^ rm u ^ i £ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1955 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 15, 1955 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 15, 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 13-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 15, 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/0212b1c049ea6c4ef9da82ce406bcc9f.pdf 8f1040056c2e4fe8e18b10f58340ad1a PDF Text Text f (Crattened From Page Oee> brand name of "Sanford'* the anaval payroll would aiao double and oraatually. In a period at epprtnl■Utaty two jeers, rtae to a pos­ sible *400,000 to tsoo.oooo. Tho entire operation of the Arm l r expected to ho ahlfted to Sanford, j r n tho report Horn commitlo t number* wno had talked with tho, local manager at the mantifactoring plant. ■Froprrty for lb* location at the JaAutry baa already been aeeured but clearing and preparation of tlW property for building bad not been aecompliihed became of the Meoitiinty of the project. Through banking firm*. M per coat of tho financing would be aecured with Hanford merchant* railing IS percent end the manu­ facturing firm furnishing the addUictnal fourth of the money needtil for the building. Banka would haadls tha loin RDwik • cumbersome manner tad because of the publie service Itch a loan would ba feasible be­ cause ef keeping tha manufeeturtag plant in this area. Two Florida communities and see from Georgia has already a|rprose bad tha Sanford firm rela­ tive te moving to their communi­ ties and to one Instance the Miwg of the entire move would t o handled by tha city acquiring lbs.firm. 'p H at the Florida towni said, "H e don't want to taka an induithey ’re moving we want them to m ." ’ Sanford buslnesaman Herman Jacobson told the merchants meet­ ing this morning that the plant v an arlginally act up as a school which waa later converted into a M SU ITS IN BITES , REXBURG, Idaho LFI-Aa auto accident baa resulted in dog bite* on the bead and leg for Mr*. Eileen Hunter. ' Mr*. Hunter and her dog were riding in the hack aeit of a ear that akidded into another at a traf­ fic light here. The impact pinned the dog beneath the auto aeat. and it bit Mra. Hunter at ahe tried to ealm the frightened pet Her injurict required medleal treatment. manufacturin:; plant. Chamber of Commerce Manager Forrest Brecketirldge said, "If a solution can’t be worked out now, we might as well forget It and let them move to another town." 'This la tha only way we can get an industry with Its huge pay­ roll there’s no way we can lose," said Industrial Committee member Herman Jacobson. More that) half of the money necessary to finance the project, on the part of tha merchants of Ssnford, was committed at the meeting thin morning contingent upon the preparing of plans for the construction of the building and the costa that will be Involved. "With our school program training his people, we have shown a cooperative spirit and have ex­ pressed the cooperation of the community through the effort of many builneaimen in trying to aolve the problems Usit confront t h e . manufacturing company's operators," was expressed by members of tha Merchants Asso­ ciation, NOHTIHOH Clauds P,. Illttrll rt us to 1st. Fail. Rav. * Loan Amo. Mallnda It. llnn.itMl la lit Fad. Bav. a Lnan Asm. Vary Kurilk to T, «. RumbHy at a). It.nry Kaston O’Connor Jr. at ns to Hlorhton Whatley a bavin Co, E v .ra tio H atflrld •« n to Stockton Whatley a bavin Co. James William Tabor et os to fltockinn Whatley a bavin Co. Wellborn C. Phillip. Jr. to Tha tit Stall Sink, or Euatla. SATISFACTIOVB lit Fed. Kav. a Loan Aeao, to Clauda K. Illttrll at ui. John ltd ward Kina to borla Vir­ ginia Kina. Power nr Allr. Pant It. nyni to Paulina F. Drue, rower of any. man w. Stephana r t s t ' .Oakland ehorra In*, ta John F, A. Maria Hchmvlsar. .John F. Sehmalaar et ux ta Ova tVraVy* Walker In*. to J, Traey Walker at ■». , _ , „ -Frank nvanear Jr,, at ux to Ralph YfiiljKb Wutf at as ta Frank Ivanakr Jr- et nx. - i Frank S vancar ot nx to Jam ra Watrhf.lll I t U . . Frank avanevar Jr., at ns to John Rayko as ns. . m _ • Simon Brlnnvr at us to B. K, Hardlton at us. APPLICATION v o n >Carrie tea Johnson ot vir ta m AStniA risc L t c n s i a Franklin Baldrca, IS. Hanford to n t V i ' S W . V - . u w m ... Kv.lyn Itnaere, IS, Hanford. John Henry Thnmpenn, SI, Han­ ^Odham ** Tudor Ine. to Hanry ford to Qeorala Mae Itoblneon, SI, ■ iatn n O'Connor Jr. at at. ■Odhant * T udor Ine. ta E varatta Sanford. John C, tvay, II. lanford ta Alta* Odham ***Tador laa. la Jamaa ■ lie Coachmen, IS. Sanford. Theodore Douataa. IS, W inter ^ j j j p ’oardsor toluiyaae Rablnaoi P ark ta n i l H as ttn a ia to n , ta W intar Park. Legol Notice circuit Court, Ban County, Florida. 1ST: Korin* NorwooS bcuuly Clark J. Riiii.I1 llorn.by Wo ALL CRIED(TORS AXIS FDR- Attornay for Plalntllf e o n i M A v i x o c l a im a o n d m - 110 N. Main Ittraat MAX OS A U IS S T SAID *»■ Orlando, Florida ra n i TO -— J .a .lo Ja m .a — a x w ix o t.ii c o im T r , Y ou-ead seek a f jroa ara haraby Rotiriad and raqulrad to nrvaant any Otatma and damanda which yon, o r M U ae a f yea, may hava aaaln st th a aetata or JOHN a c o n u m t . d ie n e i* *. tstb of .a id County, to J a * County Ju d e* of B .m lnol. C .u a ty , Ftarida, a t h i. eftle* In a h a M a rt kauaa *1 saia County a t m j f i r t i t i e r la a. 'W ithin a li h t ealI f «*7 m u th a ir o n th a lim a a f tha I |r » t publleatlon ot thla notlea. feafk elafm oy domand ahall ba In prritiaa, and ahall .la t a th a plaea q t . realdanoa and poat o ftlsa addrm y o f th a alaim ant. and ahall ha ,h f «lalntant, aaant, • r attornay, and any such claim • r dem and n o t so fil.d ahall ba 44AMIM r . COKLMT Aa aaacator of th a La i t W l l l a .d T aatam .n t of J ohn a coN utr, ^ V » ,5 entl Alo2?Merl l ‘ CMMlborry. Fta. A* inspiring fourth ansivertsry program waa given by tho Young Lodiaa Community Club of Saaford at g p .w , recently at tbo St. Faul M. B. CburehL Tho Rev. B. H. Hodge, Faitor, wilb J a s e a D. Ha. aiding la ebrtf. S t Paul Choir n ude red tho rang service, scripturn by E. B. WiDlama. prayer Hra. Lillie H . McDuffy, welcome addreta by Miss Edytho Jeekaon, reading by V kllo McDonald, oolo by Mr*. Evelyn Clark, reading by M n. Sarah M. Bail, aoio by iofmetl Bryant, roading by Mlaa Willi a M. Miller, introduction of ipoakor by Mra. LiHio R. Hall. Speaker tor tho afternoon waa FAMILY AFFAIR BUFFALO, N. Y. UR - righting fires Js a family affair here. The 947 men in the Fire Department include 39 pairs of brothers, a trio of brothers, and 24 father and son teams. Seminole County Records jtb fT r. THE O LD 'B O M ET O R .ald an c. UNKNOWKt la tho Mamo or tha s ta te o f F lo ­ rida — O ro etln si; Tnu, J t.a la Jamaa, b .f .n d .n t h -rtln . or* h .r .h y notlllad that anlt tn dlvoroo haa baan antarad analnat you by the Plaintiff, your wlra, in tho Circuit Court, Boralaola County, Ninth C ircuit, s ta te of Florida, situ a te In Sanford, Florida. Tha name of P lain tiff la Hanla Jamaa. You ara required to p ltad to o r anaw ar thla Complaint In w ritin g on or boloro P o im b ir II. ISIS — olio a dacroe p-o confason will bo onlorad asaln o t you and tho ea.o w ill proeoad ox part*. T our o r anaw ar must be Iliad In f lea ha O fflr. o t the Circuit Court Clark, Ninth C ircuit, Seminole County, Florida and upon Laater lla rrlt, A ttorney for Plaintiff. I l l South Main Street, Orlando. F lo ri­ da • on a r S a fe r, b o cam b .r 11, l»*l^otherw lo# defau lt w ill bo on- RACETRACK USED INGLEWOOD. Calif. IF — Santa Claus la lined up at tha 32 window at Hollywood Park, and tboro's fe­ verish activity under the grand* stand, where, In tha good old sum­ mertime. the people gamble on the bangtaila. Tho Poet Office Department baa taken over much of the racetrack apace to sort and handle too,an Incoming end autgoinf Christmas packages Ely. Like queues of an* iloos bettors, packsges are lined up in front of the betting windows. Tho racetrack warehouse serves as a division id the Inglewood post D O C P IL L S B U W Y ETAS/A4# U P T H S -T*A 4*JO Al O N A M ID N IG H T C A L L D O W 4 S P O O K V to Y L A N * DAI LY ACROSS t. Decline* g. Old card game (Bp ) 11. Clear 12. A cell having locomotion (Blot.) 13. Cod of war tor.) 14. Wander 19. Famous French bac­ teriologist IT. Coin (Jap.) 15. Lustrous 30. To dip lightly into water 23. Music not* |4. First man (Bib.) 24. A maxim 10. Extra 91. Place of skeleton , 32. Hawaiian ’ bird 23. Sweet potato 14. Fores ST. nesort 40. Federated republic of Yugoslavia 44. A deg 41 Jargon 47. Of an area , 43. Not WST/C. J 49. Full of reeds ’ 1 10. Book of V maps | DOWN ( 1. A tab V t Subtle rmanatlra 9 Frozen dessert* 4. Colts j B ’J J 4. South Dakota (abbr) a Mountains In Arkansas, Missouri and Oklahoma T. Affectionate term for mother 9 Cuts the hatr 5. Vex . 10. Paradise • 14. Govern 14. Republic occupying ‘ moat of Ireland 19. Bark 30. Peek 21. Fuss 33. Kettle t: 33. Period tv-MI :m of lime :k- (df.’lj 24 Const*!- rr1-; i -its lalion 37. Hebrew letter 39. A Jewel 30. A ^ district tn London 32 Monster M. Frostily 94. U , la t silent (m us) 37. Cicatrix 39. Minute a opening 39. Toward Uw lea wamtwmwxwm. mwwMW<mmm --------------- By BINNITT C«EF- OHN MASON BROWN tells about the visitor to these shores who was stopped by an immigration officer. "W t have a tip,” said the officer, "that you are smuggling In a quantity of pornographic literatura." "It’s a Mg lie!” spluttered ,( the visitor "I haven't even A got a pomogrnph!’* \N J A rural editor in West Vire glnla received thl* latter from < /J // a subscriber: "When you ft talked ma into suhacribmg to / your aheet a year ago, you f I^ S L y ^ promised th at If 1 wean't . ) satisfied at the and of a year, t o \ 1 could have my money back | v \ Well, send it beck please.’* / - ■ rn z ~ fJ A hastily added postscript . 1— read - "Come to think of it, to save some trouble. Just apply tha money to my next year's sub> script Ion.” Thtrr’s a rate tittle vsiest In the -Porgy and Bern’* aortion at Charleston, *. C , whose nfftctal name lei Electricity. Explains hie proud ma. -Hie pappy is called Most, and I la Dinah, an* if Dtnahmea* don’ make electricity, what doeat” T ear “DESK-SIDE* ^ m grt only MON. DEC. BRIEFCASES I D I # FILES' Mad* ef heavy ga.ni steal In Instliif gray fl ish. Latter six*, IS” i n SA N FO R D onr T e M ik a W ork l u k r ) Every _ SEMINOLE HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM Bow*fit High School Band A Full Length Mellon Fitter* Children 50e Adult* <1.00 PO W ELL'S Doors Open T:J*—Show Start* Promptly i t B p, m. Tickets may be SecafM from Band T irc$ fon < ? We Have' Leased Some Rooms at the Beautiftd RMRT aiVBK that i hnolnooo at P. a irk. Florida tsndor aa af Harvey Labad that t Intend I name with tha fault Court. Sam!- m m Group wQl eponoor mA Christ, moa Pageout" featuring stu. dents of tbo Ooldtbon H o n . etitary School. Tho prooouUtloiL will begin promptly a t • o'clock.1 Tha playlet wffl he bold In tha m w auditorium at the Geidabero school. Please come md- and tea your children hi e e S u tn this beautiful setting. Navy to Sanford . . . & P, Itorndoa 1 ’%. Duet vocal harmonltera r eapooea by Eldar Ruby Wilson. Good S. Homo, collection waa taboo up by m tm btrs of tbo A. C. L. dob. Tho Young Ghrta - Saving Club •erred aa uahera. Introduction of guest by M. L, Willi a ma. Cue it* wero Young Women Improvement dub, A. C. L. Cfub, United Progaoaaiv# League, Daughter at Elks, Mary Twenty Club, Young Boys Club, Young Glrla Saving Club. Rebeera Lodge Number SI and Jolly Soya Club. Club’* Motto. "To Make Our Community a bettor place in whieb to live'*. Club'* colon a rt pink and green, elub'i flower is carnation. Tha glrla of the club dreaaad alike In pink d ream with eonagea of pink and green car­ nation* and black accessories. Af­ ter tha program a surprise birth, day party given in honor of the d u b Mother, Mrs. Mabel Mathews. U was held at tha home of Hr. and Mrs. M. L. Williams, UOS Wert isth St., at which time the girls of the dob presented the Club Mother with a beautiful non. ■kid rug for bar living room. Members of the club era as follows: Mra. Mabel Matthews, alviaor; Ratio Robinson, president; Ruthio Nathan, vico president; Mra. Roberts, recording secretary; Thomaiina Collins, financial seeretary; Ida Williams, correspondonce secretary; Miss Aims LftU Bryant, treasurer; Lillie B. Fields, business manager; Dorothy Lowe, Sgt- At Arms; Barbara Jan Mealfield, escort; Helen' Jones, report­ er; Helen Cherry, cbapUn; Francos Dupree, assistant bwlaesa mans, ger; Earstlae Bryant, chairman of entertainment committee; Mra. Lillie R. Hall, pianist. Miaa Lillie B. fields waa pro- We Welcome the Personnel Wltnoas my bond and ooal aa Clark, c irc u it Coort, Ninth Circuit, S tate o t y iorlda. a t Sanford. F lo ri­ da, |n B.mlnolo County, thla I I day of jtovombor, I l ls . (Seal) Plaintiff, ■ her anbjeet, " I t o la rd H u Com Gn a t Things For V*. W ill H iO H f Da For Him?" b M tttoga to ba thankful for ara (!) To ba b e n with a normal body, (S) To ba bora la a Blbla Load, (SI To ba bora with a iaaa mind and (4) To b a n the ehaaea at iota* to Sunday School and Church. Raadar • m Rooms A n A vailatfo A B SO LU T E LY FREE s ” sr. For A Period O .fMtfXiSrF. 4 -Days To N ■e>w Arrivals 1 ,- ■ ’ irWYEsw: i . .-1 • I �» M H M annnn V - *** ; *> ** r * A' Weather 5 8 » Iz r a il* • **• ■ m w M M " ' P A IL T W j g g A P t t *7 Hree Hospitalized Following Collision; •Trooper Williams Hurt Benefit Bridge Planned aaea.iat ehnner* today. * S A N T O lID J W m D /^ J J E D N K S D A Y ^ lg B M B E R U M ^ VOLUME M l Partly cloudy throngh Tha rod* y rv -p t stong c i 't rnsitsl sections No. 139. W irt Favorable Comment Made On '5 6 Road Board Budget Plans wer* completed a* maoting of tho Pilot Club night for th# club’s annual benefit bridge party with Mr*. Ruth Scott serving as general chairman. Tho party this year will ho hold Three persons wer* hospitalised In th* Mayfair Inn on Monday last night foUowing a coUision of Jan. 9. Mrs. Scott named her cotwo ears on 17-M near Lake Minchairmen and' assigned thole dutMe. . ie* and tickets were distributed Those Injured were John B. th# member* t* sell. Phillip*. M-year-old Florida Power Mr*. Harvey Swsnson presided aad Light Company line foreman over the meeting and announced and his wife Helen McDaniel Phil­ that the annual rhnstm si lips, as, and Florida Highway will be held in the Yacht Patrolman Carl Williams, *■ Favorable comment has bees on Monday. Dee. IP. Member* were AD three of the Injured were re­ * • made In Sanford on the announce­ ! tM foilers are slated ct reminded to bring toys, gift-wrap­ ment in Tallahassee of the Road off today at tho Mayfair ported in serious condition with " l'i" f received ow e cooperation Hoard Bmlgci tor Ihe first half of ilnol* Country Club to Phillips and his wife In th" .“ an- here thin any other place I've ped, for lb* Elks Community tho winner of Um Pro­ ford hospital and Patrolman Wil­ been,” said PGA Tournament'Scor­ Christmas tree. Th* toy* will In turn b* distributed to tho thild* asM t wltb total p rim liams In Orange Mamorla) Hospi­ er Harry Elmore n he print* up Hra Hey Odham, chairman of r*n at Chriatmastim*. I tal. the t^ing Range Road Planning the pairings last night at the MaySchedule for Pilots to ring th* According to Florida Highway Committee of the Seminole County the Held o< ptayetf art fair Inn lor todiy’a Pro-Am Tour­ bell for the Salvation Army Bot­ Chamber of Commerce said that tha otbar half ama- Patrol Trooper T . . Mark Mack, nament. "Ihe budget as tentatively an­ _ Atria* from evtry who Investigated the , accident - Elmore. Tl-year-old former pro­ tles Saturdsy. Dee- 17 wa* glv*n Patrolman William*-had’just stop­ nounced by the Slate Road De­ by Mrs. Swanson a* follow!: P*»t tho countryped a ear and Issued a correction fessional baseball player. Is here to partment presents ihe brightest ! tba Mayers a rt local card r S n ha noticed a jeep tra­ score the Meyfalr Inn PGA Open Office, 9 to 10 a. m., Mr*. Nancy picture for Mad desclopment in quallOod jreiferday to veling aouth with Improper tail which get* underway tomorrow at It rack; to to It a. m. Mrs. O. K. the Sanford area that 1 has* t i e r tournament. Goff; It to 12 noon, Mrs. Georg* lights and nsttfflcr. He started to the Mayfair Inn’a Seminole Coun­ seen,'' palriois were announced take after the jeep and befora he A. Stine; at Mrfory’s Slot*, P He stated that In talking with iht at a dinner glvMi in could overtake the car a truck try Club. to in a. m., Mr*. Esther Rldg*; 10 William Dial, Stale Road Board if the golfers and newsmen came between the two. The truck The pleasant-spoken Elmore says to It a. re-. Mrs. Esther Riv*; I t Member of his district that "not # the “ Mayfair Inn Open", apparently bad slowed down to Uiat he has been on the go for 2t to 12 noon, 5tr*. J. P. Halt. only will the contract b« let from days scoring for TGA Tournaments PGA Tournament which ooo Tost Office, 12 to 1 p. m . Mrs. make a turn off the highway. Ihe Drang* County line north to and will be Idle, following the Mayhas awn an entry of the biggest Williams turned out to pass tba Troy R*y; t to 1 p. m., Mr*. M. Five Points, on 17 92 hut that th* in golf from every section truck on n curve and saw. tha fiir Inn Open, until Jsn. 4 wbeh •L. Reborn Sr.; 2 to It p. m., Mrs. part not included in Ihe first let­ of tho eounlry. » Phillips car traveling north' but ha goes to Los Angeles. n. E. Chapman; .1 to 4 p. m., ting from Five Points north to Tournament matches of Tt holm too late to stop or ettempt to again Elmore stated that he ha* been Mr*. E. H. Randall Jr.; 4 to I p. Sanford will h* completed 1* tha will get underway tomorrow' at pull in behind the truck. Instetd. with the Notre Dame football team m„ Mrs. Joel Field; I to • p. m., July budget." approilmately * o'clcok. he attempted to swerve for the ftr IX years until he retired in 1>47 Mrs. Swanson; MrCrory'a Stora slid that “State Road Tho Pro-Am Tournament start­ ditch. and moved to Miami. “ I served as 12 to t p. m-, Mrs. V. C. Messeng­ PGA TOllRNAMBNT lOIRKR Harry Elmar* printing ap the pairing* far today's Pra-Am mstches. 415Odham fro ns Osteen to New Smyrna ed off this morning with the first i The Phillip* ear couldn't atop, President Eisenhower's personal er; 1 to 2 p. re., Mrs. A! Hunt; (flu ff Photo) Beach has been mad* th* primary team teeing off at • o'clock with however, he did apply brskea but photographer when he was in Flor­ project for Volusia County ihua others following at olght-mlnuta without sufficient distance te avoid ida,” laid Elmore. “ 1 found the 2 to X p, re., Mr*. Walter Carter; I to 4 p, m., Mrs. Suo Stevenson; benefitting all of Centrsl Florida.” intervale, with tho Mth team Iht collision. President to be very cooperative 4 to 5 p. m .Mrs. D. K. MeN’ab; I He further said that “State scheduled to begin play at 1:14 The front end of the Phillips car when faced with a camera,” the to A p, m., Mrs. Leon Bryan. Rn*d 4ft from Ihe SI. Johns River this afternoon. crashed into the right side of the bridge in in Sanford will b« I*t Mrs. Carter, Milk Bank chair­ Teams ptaylag today are: Dick patrol car. Both vehlelaa were es­ 74-ytar-old PGA official said. "Prior to associating with the man, reported that three families in the fieri half of next year.” Chi see and Amt Dick Arm- timated a total loss. Notre Dama football team," said Other county officials sr* opti­ hern furnished milk during strong; Jim Ferres and Amt BUI Neither of tho three were thrown Elmore, I was with Associated had mistic over the outcome of tha th* past month, ona a Negro baby Pox; Dick Hart and Amt. Burt out of their cars but Hra. Phil­ budget announced late yesterday Voorhtes; Don Brown and Amt. lip's head went through the wind­ Press, who required a special typo for­ tlnrr than a hundred friends of and ar* looking forward to th* Gaulden Boed; Bob Craw and shield of.their car. Phillips was "It was back In lha year of 1*00 mula. Th* club decided to tend Mrs. Jesuit Klrinman wished her natty letting nf the contracts for A m t Wm. Hart; Bari Creenwcll driving a 1U1 Buick Coach and that 1 played professional baseball Jin toward th* “Share Our Sur­ lurk yesterday is she announced the Sanford Orlando Highway. and Amt. A1 Howatt; Bob Ga]da Williams was driving a 1*54 Flori­ in Chicago,” commented Elmore. plus” plan In cooperation with her Intentions to rstir* from the BONN, Germany 'S'—Th* WrM Detail* are being computed al and Amt Bob Boat. tho Church World Service, Nation­ He said that he ha* traveled all da Highway Patrol car. position as t'ourt Reporter for the,O rm an government kept multiple rapidly as possible In order that Bob Watson and Am t Buacet- 'The accident occurred at ap­ over the world following his var­ al Council of the Churches of Ninth Judicial Circuit for 32 >ear*. ,|jrnr0„ otto j oh„ r ,„ „ suits may b* tiled and Ut* con­ ta, O. P.; Stan Mosel and Amt. proximately 1:45 last night Christ. Through this p'an, foods A group nf SanfiiVd attorneys at ■ „ ious duties. tract* let at th* *arlte*t possible John Harbin; Tom Talklngton and fnm L'. S. surplus storks are dis­ tended th# Isle afternoon affair n ,r" ) wr*p* ,n,,*5r * hl,p * hl*hMrs. Phillips is reported to be In fine physical condition and date, according to officials hand­ Amt. Dr. Jack Linder; Larry Bar- suffering from multiple lacera­ tributed Dec to hungry, ill and which W 'as held In th* Brevard 1 f vel investigation continued of his ling tha *ompletioa of th* neces­ toiek and Am t Buddy Phelps; tions of tho face and possible with muscle* that are. hard and destitute people overseas, County Court House at Titusville, drferllon to the Communists ami sary papers, plans, snd data for Mika Dicta and Amt John Ivey; fractures; P h l l l i p a sustained firm, Elmore tild that he stay* In Mr*. Stevenson, International Mrs. Klcinman, know* to-*U *f rf|Urn tn th* West." ~ Die p ig J m M lIii, - Tom Nleport and Amt. Dr. N. K. lacerations of - the-bead •amt- poe- shap* by playing f®if. "It’* tho relations chairman, reported' that htr aYsoriktei and frirnds both in . .. ____ . . » , , JTraVy traffic snd numerous ac­ Blag: Prank Walsh and Amt. John sibla rib fractures, and William* only form of recreation that I piw- she had collected >1 u**d sheets LONDON U*—Th# leadership of Sanford and Titusville as “ Miss ‘ ommunlat East Germany Is'itcd cident* along th# present SanfordI t Farter; Prank tfarnad and ie reported to have received a sue.” ha said. and two shirts which will ba seat Britain's Labor party la going, Jessie", hegsu her career as a brief comment on the arriiat In Orlando Highway ar* spurring Amt. I . B. Honsrkamp; Eldon back injury. Williams eelebratad Commenting on tha Mayfair Inn t to th* hospital in Africa to ha Court Reporter on Scpl. A , l« l. West Germany of thr R.mn Governapparently, to * dapper Socialist effort* U> get th* project under­ Seminole Country Club Golf Course, used for bandages. Briggs and Am t Joa Johnson; his 31th birthday only Monday. She first lived in Sanford when merit's former rnunlerinlelPgrnre way a* quickly s* poislbl*. he said. "It'* on# of the best I've who used to wear a d*rhy and Paul lagurluad and Amt Dewey she served under Judge J. J. !>lckj h, . „ The two famlllea live within a a IA month stay with Davis; Dick Newman aad Amt. block of ose another. The Phillip's ever aeen. Tt 1* In excellent condi­ carry * can*. in>on and Judge Walter* Wright Harry 'P . Cushing; B l^, Wright residanc* la at 1M6 Palmetto Ave.. tion, but very tricky. snd moved In Titusville in IKU Hi* Reds. Th* 47-wnrd comment, There's a three-rnrnerrd race and Amt. P. D. Scott. and Carl Williams Uvea at 1T03 “ You can watch for someone to for th* job of succeeding Clement when Judge M. B. Smith was ap­ distributed by the Fait German break the record on this course snd Bglpb Yankee pointed Circuit Judge. Jth* con Magnolia Ava. R. AUte. But Hugh Todd Naylor tinned In icrv* as Court Reporter news agency ADN. !ri*d to giv* * Conklin; Art D Along with Trooper Mack, tha come in with ■ At or a 6X," he is id Babe JUta; Jim Galtskelt, 49, seems to have the when Judg* Vassar Carlton was •art nf tacit hlesiing to John's de­ aecidant was Investigated by other The long hall hitler will be the A m t Bob Mann parture to the West, laying; offtclali of tha Florid* Highway man to watch during this tournaadvsntag* over Herbert Rtsnloy appointed. Amt Jack Patrol, Ha wa* alio assisted by ment," said the golf scorer. “ Herr Dr. John, former presi­ Mrs. Kteinman’a retirement Morrison and Anetirin Bevsn. ReTh# planning and inning hoard ham and Deputy Sheriff* “Cotton” Brawn Asked to romment on the various dent of the Bonn Offire Per th* of th* Ttly of Sanford will meet will become effecliv* on the XIsi sulta of balloting among th* Sift Lionel He golfers in Sanford for the Mayfair and W. 1 . P ra tt day nf Drcembtr this year. Amt, Kite; Je Labor member* of th* Hons* of Judge Vassar Carlton presented Protection of th* Constitution, who tomorrow night at A n’etoek In lh* Inn's *15,000 TOA Open, Elmore Room of tM City Horn* Prank Commons ar* expected lit* to­ Mrs. Klrinman with * portable was granted asylum In Ihr (East) f'nmmistionari said, “ this fellow Ed Furgnl is one MAN HfPFEBS ATTACK MIAMI BEACH ira_A taxicab Hstl. a ; Jten ry of th* most remarkable players I've driver gave police a running radio night. AFTBH FINDING DOG Singer Sewing Machine and prai* German Democratic BcpuhUo on It wilt h# its* last me*ring of th* Jam** C. Willie seen.” account of sn armed robbery as it Galtskell was 12 when h* wore rd h*r for tho faithful work she July M, 1914, his left th* German year, according U City Hal offte and Amt. im CA, N. T. l* -A IJ-yaar-oJd tver Dam Reporters wer* amated at the happened today and th# stickup th* derhy and carried th* stick — has performed in her position In Democratic Republic Dr. John had ei*l«. Palmar and ■an raftered * total h e-it attack C. I repeatedly Mated h* intend* In con. Chairman nf tire nfno-rera pit li­ y; Boh lit- •Bar finding hi* tog kilted by an itorabeuse of knowtedg* about In­ man was quickly *urround#d and th* uniform of Winchester, on* nf th* Ninth Judicial Circuit. Opening her gift “ Mire J*««to“ duct th* fight against nco-fitcism ning and rantog burst to Boh ark: Byrd; P*4* antomatoite. Th* rackar ipantel dividual players and their accom­ captured. an Ms companies tor ***** plishments during tournaments, Frank DuBoli started hi# blow- Britain’s most cxclusiv* schools said, “1 appreciate this from tha in We*4 Germany." Brawn. Dr, Wm, E. _____Chattel P. Nolan, tor. of from one tld* of th* com try to th* by-blow description of th# crime for th* monied class**. It# decided bottom of my heart. As other gifts Howard Ps elite wdt attend hla when he saw a man jump Into the a Ipng time ago, however, that his w*r* presented sho said, “ I'v* first meeting nf th* hoard after hik; and Amt. Bill nearby Marry tec ad Urn d*ad dog other, at Elmore'* eommand. h*mg appointed to fin th* vacancy rty Furpot aad Amt. In th* ra#4 near hi* ham* Monday “Thla is certainly a fine place automobile of Albert J. Gilson, a future lay with promoting socia­ seen a lot nf bridal shower* where Monroa Chapter they twisted snd uim*d and just rreited by th* ruigaaUoa *f Tom ; Jehi Write*! night Hn picked K up, ran horn* to ho and I am enjoying my stay Chicago attorney, when H stopped lism. Vaughn. ‘ aoUaprad altar taBtog In kte her* oven though f stay busy avery for a red tight. B axter ar Daatela; Fata White Gaitakell swerved to th* about wrecked everything — I'm Officers Chosen inuta of th* time,” said Elmore. Th# rabbi* noticed a bright oh- Uft, h* didn't swing all the way. so nervous.” Th* Important City Board te lo t Tha election *f officer* of the a lawmaking body but ttudiea jert in th* man's hind and saw H* found his niche somewhere be­ Judge Smith ((tended the *ere- Monroe Chapter No, 15 R. A. M. requests fur inning and resoning, Gilson throw up his hands. Hr tween the right wing snd the cen­ mony and fish fry given in Mrs. wa* held test night. ss well as tatting up long rang* Klrinman'* honor. Aten there were called Ills dispatcher on hla radio ter of th* Labor parly. Named to lh« official porta in plans for th* axpinsto* of th* City State's Attorney Murray Overlelrphnn* and the rati wai switched street and Assistant State’s At­ th* organisation for ltted were; and submits Its recommendations to polir* headquarters. L T. Sheppard, High Pricsl: Fred to the Board of Sanford City Comtorney Vnlie A. Williams Jr. . Gilson was forced to drtv* south Stein. King; E. fl. Keith, Scribe; ntisttonors fur consideration. Attorneys from Sanford attend­ along Collins Av*nu* and DuBoia ing the affair were Fred R. Wil­ R W. Wrighl Jr , re-cleclcd as followed, keeping police Informed RIG MONET LEFT son, Senator Douglas Stenslrnm, treasurer; and Frank L. Milter, of th# car's whereabout*. CATLK1TSBURG. Ky. t* - NoProsecuting Attorney snd Mr*. re elected as secretary. Finally, Gilson was ordered to Tha officers tor appointive posts tic* to a thief: when you lifted $18 Karlyt* HnushnMsr, Ed Shinholturn Into a aid# street and yuR up ser, Georg* Andrew Speer, George In Ihe Lodge will he named hv lb# Lorn the hillfold nf Mr*. James to th* curb. Immediately, police A. Speer J r , R. W. Ware and High Priest-elect and installed al CrUt, you missed ttno hidden in m ears which bad converged In the Gordon Frederick. a joint ceremony on December 27 secret compartment. area blocked off th* narrow street. A Christms* cantata under the As the holdup man alepped out of Ureettoa of jay M. Walter will be th* ear, ha was quickly surrounded praimted by tha choir of‘ 1h# First by I dosen officers. Chrlsllm Church next Sunday at 7tM In pt»c* of the evening service. Reporting that hi* “51*11 Early correction of your list If th* cerd Chrlatmoa curd*. It* urge* that yotj Mr*. N. V. Farmer will b* i t the for Christmas" campaign te really i« returned •» un(jclivera|ile. |g*t jour niit-of-itat* package* into Anna Millar Circlt organ. I* high gear, TnitniasUr Joel E. Poibnaiter FI#M warns that if th* Port Office within th* next day Th* cintata la entitled "Chimes Field today gav* mm* hilpful •ny of your CnrUlmai curd tnt * Makes Final Plans of th* Roly Night." Harms* von hint* or how you ran b* sure ▼tlop<»a art Uryvr than 9’* x 12" . ... , ’“ "I’ ,nLn" n'1 •hf* paek.ge* jour Christmas card* wilt or emaliot than 2 -V * 4" they For Christmas M e a l i ^ ^ - t r ^ r m u ^ i that reach everyon* on your list before must be sent by firsUr!*,* null ">•* n"‘, b" ’voted, unl.sa the r*s Fallowing along th* 11m »f an- open* with “Christina* Belli Are Itec. )S. he.au.* such rarri* require hand, ,urn lh‘» *P* |l’»*r»: "Content*. Mer.lisndne— nun) Qirlstmaa *v#nt« will b* lb* !Ringing” by th* retire group. In "When you u*a three cent ranrellation rovered dish (upper tonight nt tha second number, “How Beautl •tamp* on your Christina* card*, When yo.ir Christm*. card* *r. fnr ‘n ,«;*** ‘ful upon th# Mountains,” Mr*. John you get firti-clua mail *ervlr*,” ready to mail, ym. will do hath 7 o'clock nt tM E lk * Club. ......................................................... ' Ch7 ' ' T n V . i* Lntil CI.ri.tm*. .tick. Dials will ling th* alto tote part, ho said, “first-class friends d*> yountlf and Th. To.t Office Em- Not Each year thl* event te next number, “ Earth'! Weary »*rv# flr*l-rl**i mall and th* u** ploy** * real favor hy puttiiq; th* ' r* n,*jr *d by th* Ann* Ml)1*r Cl P *.'• l ‘f. your gif* here who will attend Done,” contains a soprano- of flrst-clas* postage makes it I cards with local address** in one their husband*. duet which will be renrderd by certain that your Christmas card* I bundle and Cute* for out-of-town f*ric, 1* or hristm** cards, Ic*'j ,nc “ddres* •••F T**'" Each member I* to James L. Anderson snd Mrs. will h* delivered promptly. Also, destination* In another, If y«w Have d large card list! Tr>‘ t* bring your parcels to tlte 'or * man and worn i. Jesus, Our Lord,” th* fourth us* of flrstcclass poitag* Insure* ,**171 b* •■changed umMr, 1* n woman's two part forwarding service If th* address** null your out-of-town Christina*, po*Ul window* before |0;00 a. tn, between 1:50 and 3:30 p. m. to ill M card* *«v«r*l day* In advane* of ..................... fng when chorus with a soprano rate. TM baa moved or th* card ea t* net ah)* part will M sung by Mrs. Ira returned to you if tha reelptent those for local delivery and try »void th* noon hour rush, nt* Claus. C.'Mrtsger. Th* fifth number, “Thr rannnt b* located. Then, too, on to get all card* for distant point*' In conclusion, Postmaster field » U hi tM Eastern Shy.” begins Christ!*** cards rent by flret- mailed by Dee. I t and those fo r: says, “Remember that th* mail a soprano wlo which will be claea mall, ynu ran include hand­ local delirefg should b# started on rarri*re are working 1*1* the** messages making your their way at Iraat • w#*k before ‘day* and It gets dark early, *d by Mrs. Anderson, Tho written AYBVILLE, greeting* more personal.** Chriataai, t.cav* your porch light on aid thorn i "Thn Lord Ii Barn Young It te perfectly correct and, Hi Regarding tho nulling of Christ-1make *ur* that your full nam* Tadi>’\ U te M lung by th* whole hiart attack fact, advisable to Include your maa gift*, Postmaster Field point* ■la or yoitr mail box and a** that later. Mr hi return name and address an each out that right row tM big double your houso number i» raadabt* and TM (While te extended n rardlal Christm** card envelop*. Thl* rush 1* beginning with the ouVgm- la p la in /lg h t Observance of that# ii, T4, also vitatin* In Im r tM nantata, pna- help* Min* your friaads te Ha** (Mir ing Christmas mall* paralleling th* ] tugrvttFna will insure * Uerrisg friend* to U to f - f ii te-T teg H fltigw —d j Ouiitraai tat Mi MM L b m m M tedig. iw & e m i Id O f 1 6 0 Ifers Slated Tee O ff Here Bright Picture Presented Tournament Scorer H. Elmore Happy With PGA Standing B Special Party Held West Germans Keep For ' Miss JessieTurncoat Otto John 3-Cornered Race Going In England For Labor Leader Under Close Watch Planning, Zoning ■ Board Sets Session Taxicab Driver Gives Full Robbery Account To Police Christian Church Christmas Cantata To Be Given Sunday Double Christmas Rush Beginning £ -* ‘' V : * - - ■ ; i ■ > i+ H tfvA . , *& K' ■ �• - lty of a court battle while toe to* tematioaal Boxing Club and tho television networks fldgrt on tbo sidelines. Holland gave tho inaoafari who belong ta tho Boxing Guild of Now York a "gas" or "no'* choieo. Hla nine-page declaim following a aavon-month inquiry, to affect. outlawed tho local guild, .an affil­ iate of tho International Boxing Guild. Although Helfand phrased It to more legal tarns, hla message was clear: "Glva up your guild membership or lose your license." n o w L tn o l c a o c b If the 91 members of the Boxing tssi e m Guild of New York refuse to turn SSSI 1* ITS SHIS S* 1«{ si>r si iss By JACK BAND ' NEW YORK Ift-Wtll Now York MVt ghoat town for boxing aftar Jan. IS? Or will tho fight mane* gora yield to Juliua Holland, hardfilled chairman of tho Now York •late Athletic Com million? Tha showdown promlaea to bo Intercfttng with a atrong posslbil- '1i'W hatHappened B B * mo To O ld Big Ton B a s k e t b a ll? Tha University of ta n rranciito Dona head outward tomorrow rated the giUoa’a No. 1 college baabofbalt itam. to tho ftrat regular aeaaon poll of Tho Aaioetafod Proaa, la ir Pranelaoo grabbed M flrat-placo ballota and on the baaia of in for first, I tor aeeood, eta., rolled up (10 (portacaatora turned la baUota, and although North Caroliaa Mata r*> coivod only four firsts, the Wolfpack got heavy nipport to taka over aeeood place with M points. N. C. s u i t displaced Kentucky, aeeood In tho preieaioa b allo tin g Kentucky, wkich waa detoatrd by Temple Saturday 7141, skidded from second to No. is, while Tea* pie moved Into the No. U spot, San Francisco, easy winner of Hires, straight, snd boasting a vie* tory string of a games In a row, wen, the NCAA championship last seaioh, and wae voted the nation’s Na. 1 college team. The Dona fly lo Chicago tomorrow snd meet uM beaten Marquette Friday In tno DePaul Invitation Tournament. Du* queane, No. g (n this wtek'a poll, plays DePaul Friday. The two winners meet for the championship Saturday. . Utah.- winner of two gamas from Artrona, moved from fifth to the preseason rsleufsttena to third place this week. Alabama la fifth, followed by IM* quesne. Dayton. Brigham Young, Vanderbilt and Hobs Csa*> Tho leaders, with flrat-placo votes In parentheses: 1. San Francisco (40) . — Ill S. N. C. State ( 4 ) _________W* S. Utah ( S ) _______— --------J94 4. Iowa (9) —fM 9. Alabama (It) —. . . --------- -.444 a. Doquenio (1)—~ — .—— 9SJ T. Dayton (1). — M 5. Brigham Young 4. Vanderbilt (■) -..MS 14. Holy Cross (4) ..... — 144 The'Second 10: It, Temple ------------------—. lag IX. Kentucky ____ — .154 19. George Washington (I) .....Its 14. Cincinnati . __ — ...... lot U Wert Virginia .. _______ 41 10. North Carolina _______ 44 IT. St. Louis u_______ _ 44 14. Kansas ___ — .............. # • 14. todilna . f |) ________ SS 10. Oklahoma C ity ________ _ 1 4 By BBN MAN Tito Associated Prooo What's happened to tho Big Tea baseball teams? The conference haa only one un­ defeated school left to tho pack to­ day, a m en IS days aflar tha start f -I » * v * ' q *i. ■ : f i *. ■ * m ix k d of tha college aeaaon. Xmr CIllMrip And that unacarred learn la Mich­ igan SUIo, which haan’t even OoUla , n played yet. The Spartans get un­ MSI 41 1ST •B alls der way tonight against Southern NBW YORK irt-T h m was a H I* ST 111 > -n Silt If 111 day when Lulu Fares dreamed nf J s rrs tt Illinois. s :if ii i n Jim * Ohio Stale, alone, did its th a n becoming featherweight champion HIT 10 111 Hours 1*11 IT III w h ia e o n for tha Big Tea reputation last of tho world. Last night he stood STtl It 1ST r-< l-nb*utk night, knocking off Oklahoma W4A to a shower with head hung law l i l t I* 1ST r ts lllf s n • Itl 41 IIS The Buekeyet ara S I on tha year. end anoounnod hla ratlremmt IN THIS KEQUENCB of allots, B«b Cross, 144-ponnd end for the Missouri Volley Vlktofs, ptU hla till a in rent tho ring. The rest was rbaoe. " W i definitely win bo tho end M il II 111 out for thoir Jan- t encounter to SIM I* ill d boxing to New York,” said ona vingaanro on the show that has hampered tha Vlkinga In working "Everybody tells mo It's time Iowa, (he nation's fourth-ranked ment for the proper, block spot. Cross bocks |1SS IS II* team, and highly touted Indiana to quit," said the tt-year-eld 1 asm ii i it prominent manager who didn't up to' hla snd position and then demonsUoW an sgg sive shouldor block. IMS 10 IIS dropped Worn tho unbeaten ranks Brooklyn youngster after hla 4!»d 111* If III with to ho identified. "Helfand and Wisconsin lost its third game fight He had taken a had beating V t can't put tho guild out of business. 11 IT That would h«t turn us over to from ftahan Paolo Real, toeing a ta four. II It Tho Hawkoyoi, defending league unanimous decision in 14 founds 11 1* tho mercy of the promoura. Wt I I t« fought hard to get the television ehampa, were tripped op by Colo­ at I t Nicholas Arena. WhlSgnn too money up from M il to I4.0M and rado 40-97. Indiana waa set baek "everybody tells me,*1 ho eonn iittrte in rtw sii i n we'ra not going to walk away from by St. Louis 14-71 white Wisconsin tinned. "What do . you think? t !.*«<!# ISIS all wa fought for." bowed lo Southern Methodist 7541. gwosa H'» time. ( mold get hurt. to other games last night, Ken­ No use going on, Where does It If tho managers aland pat, tha tucky started tha long road back toed?" television fights that eoma out of )y edging DePaul 7144. Klee, a to tho dneilag m m , hit man? New York (Friday from Madison Southwest Conference titan, rode •ger, Andy Gregory, waa telling Square Garden and Monday from to Ha tilth straight victory, tS44 reporters that it waa "the kids It. N i c h o l a s Arena) probably ever Louisiana State. Wake Forest would bo piped from ether states, whipped Virginia U N t o an Atlan­ Seme managers, however, are tic Coast Conference get-together. understood to feel that Naw York la their homo and they must make peace with the commission. At Bio present time, H's hard to say what tho attitude of other state eommlsaloni will To. to Chi­ COLLEGE PARK. M<. UR By TWB ASSOCIATED PRESS cago, Lmt Redilends, president of Mississippi's Babels eoottoued the National Boxing Assn., said, Coach Jim Tatum felt that one of today to live among the elite to the blggait raasoni Oklahoma beat "I will have no comment until I too Southeastern conference bas­ receive the official directive from hla Maryland football taam T4 In ketball picture but tbo rude too Now York State Athlatlc Com­ the 1144 Orange Bowl waa that awakening will Ukely come toll mission." Coach Bud Wilkinson "outsubstlweekend when too Robe move tort Nobody connected with tho In­ tho Blue • Gray tournament al ternational B o x in g Club would tuted" him, Montgomery., > Ha doesn't expect to be* caught comment abort any such possibil­ Beaale Graham's Behais wan that way again to their return ity lia boning moving out of the their fourth straight game tort state. There waa only one brief mateh Jan. I. night over a .warmup loo and statement from too IRC aftar Hal- "Bud put hla second team In moved tato q three-way tin with Carmoto Costa. faod'a announcement. ft earns midway In tha first qutrtsr with Vandtrhftt and Alabama for tga from Harry Marfcaon, managing us on their one-yard line," Tatum •tarttog In Octabir, Peres moved load. The Baba whipped Arkansas teeallsd today. "1 kapt our first director, and read like tola: tote tho lightwoigkt division, winState 45-74 white 'Beiha aid Vaady "At | liepnaoe ef tho Now York learn to and didn't scort. I look ■tog m e , teeing to’ Joknay GaaState Athletic Commission wo op­ tham out at lha start of the second illy head reach to become athlotle aalrei. to Madison Square Garden erate under the rules and regula­ period but then Oklahoma had Its director at Northwestern, fired Rasad main Using to Boat, a man tions of tort eommiatlim and tha first team back and playing our ban, 14, on tho Brat day in his now too commission wouldn't approve night But the cempetltkn, gets laws of New York state. Of course second, so 1 had to pul tha reg­ Job .yesterday. « a Do*. U opponent for Frankie tho commission decision today era- ulars back to and thsy played all Alio released were, line coaches more ragged Friday when toe atod a now prehism for ua in our axerpt a few minutes ef the ftrrt Bud Svendaen and Nathan John­ Rebels mart Eafteen Kentucky, to P o m wasn't on too floor last tho lin t round of tho Blue-Grey half." son, end coach George Stelnbren- affair. Auburp, fifth a comfortable night , but ba waa, rocked sod hurt The m ull, he said, his first loam ner and backfteld coach Al Fesek. op-thiqe different,occasions. Ha was run down while Oklahoma's "I feel that ft la ta tea best in- 44 record, meets Texas ta toe other bracket. best had planty of lip from more tereata of too athletic department Alabama, mw too fifth best rest. Marir Can* 44 aid tha AP also that w t make a change to our foot­ team h i tho natiesi according.to E T h c Rest "I didn't have the confidence ta ball coaehtng staff and tost tha Tho. Associated Pros* rankings, r STUDENTS FTAT BONK my second team that* yaar," mw coach bo Nee to name his And that }a< too etorr' of Lulu goto a stem ehstkegs from Ninth HEW YORK - A apaeial r e ­ Tatum dlseloted. "The ene great own rtaff." Holcomb said. , Carolina tomorrow sig h t Vander­ P im ^w aabod up as a tighter at port by Columbia College says that advantage this team has ovar that Northwestern, for tha first time tos ags «f a t v bilt is Wo until next Monday whoa 900.000 of tho nation's brightest IMS squad la that I won't be afraid h'-*h school graduates are not go­ whim, caprice and dlelatea of tha to put the No . I team to at a la history, 'failed to win a football tha Commodoeoe.play G eorgia." Chances Are Good a m bid ex tro u s - tit game this season, but tted QUnote In’ ether games tart night Ken­ guild" unteM It was stopped. ing to college Dili year. cniclal point of toe game." • TWO flPOUTS tucky won a squeaker horn DO- Williams Will May im O lA M T O N r ^ Y. <*)-Tatum says tb it actually it’s a T h u s ABM slipped TuK 7144, misnomer to call It tha No. I lOdl, Klee beat. Louisiana MIAMI, Fla. IB-Tad Wffltema JMk Vaugkqn says hs'a a natural team. Ha. calls It tha alternate u y o too ehaacoa are good ho nlO Mutlpaw but . in fbothnll and and during moat of the past unde­ Slay baseball for the Beaton X4d haairthO'ho'caa throw with ofther band. Tba tto fort-one 145-pound feated season ho sent it to with le a again naxt saaaon. Willsma aaid during an Inter- North High freshman lad hla lum 'jr& A . vtew yesterday that " 1 M o n e to ftotr xteteviaa In M many giptee •CHAMP. "■ traded. I’d quit buobqll tow s- en the grttown this fall; M O LL diateiy." Wtcf/ve a on a par with too atertisg uott, Kogardtog playing Mat m m , HI9 according to Tatum, and in faet WiOtemi' told reporters: "toolrt compares edonslvely with •PRO "1 cant say doflaitely yet, bn* the first batter to il ours does." COLPHfk I'd soF-tho chances are $ m - 1 OP White Tatum haa a world of re­ feel goad and r eant aan any m * spect for Oklahoma, praising Ha . M why I don't ptey right-new.?"everlasting speed," ho atlU be* Bath lob PorterfteM asd-MlekHevoe "wo have some strong? po­ of Vernon, whom ton f i d «m sitions." Ha declined to aama them as "Bud could uao tost to ftro up hla -R E G U L A R :. boys. Tbo le n t little thing, m in i up Just one playtr eaa mike tho SEASO N O PENS Lulu Perez Reveals Early Retirement Northwestern, Eagles Looking For Head Football Coaches Coach Tatum Has Faith In No. Two Team This Year Mississippi Rebels Continue To Live Among Elite Group L DEC. 26th boma'a’ lohdtog eftenaivo team in tha country moats hla defonaa which waa too aaeand beat, all* UsticiUy speaking. "Oklahoma, k a sat played o de- �* 1 REAL ESTATE FOB BALM 1 9 - I f I t 's W o rth A n y tb h w I t 's W a rtb A d v e rtto ia c I s CLASSIFIED ADS S itT S h NOT A PROJECT! BUT — RtonMSf la allad l: F arIf A m m e a a .^ r a conventional 4 T rene i types. Jva JfSsmz COMPLETE with SB *hs features tout aueb you have dreamed about aa colored General Elec trie asaUuaaa sad aolarad plummag bxluitts AND 4 W ANT AD RATE* 19.88 down-pay. IMS. Saatard'a Loading . t Bit. Albertos Sid- s r . vis r r S . a s . N A m a^Seludtng grove and lake front, ti.ooo. as acre W. H. “ Bar* BTENPER Realtor — General Iin ra n e e a -^ sssr ATTRACTIVELY MSMWBD V FURNISHED Apt. Clark'a Tourist BEDROOM HOKES - PRICED Court. One blc from giMM. to tu.aae. f h a Umita on 17-83. and y a (on rm aaied. ODHAM * TU D O R , U f a NEW i b e ^ » i n d u r * l a h s d A pt. Sulla era ef Finer R eam tor r y s s e , rs s n ^ FOUR Room unfurnished 111 Oleander Av*. CaU 1198 days or 1XI-K after L Mrs. Amt* SL Phene 127 Florida Living. to. Freeds A rt HEATING 919 Noth Park Ave. ORANGES, tangerines, grapefruit. 2101 W. 25th h«.. J. T. Fortier. USED BICY CLES. 28" Man'* SCHWINN - nu fender* or chain guard _ .......... 33.95 » " Min's SCHWINN. ........ (Hr Shape 113.95 24" Roy’s FIRESTONE C ru ise r.......... . .. . 910.95 20" Boy’S ROLLFAST, good tires . . .................. 910 95 is" Sidewalk Bike ............... 38.00 GIRL'S 24" Rlke, fair condition — .............. 915.00 a itsisuffi N oek'ttrfPtfhpK ecreat 8cbwl and near Shopping Center. lit W aflbara C PhlDIpa, J r . f lS H m a * ^ ffS S S w S s r v s iS Mather of Sanford 29949 8 . aa NICELY fumtehed ,* Bedroom Apartment. Phone HM alter 4. JSe DOWN DELIVERS C tmpmmf T h e Follow ing R ato s a r t row • a l s a J E t o L t S s V s s l c e OR RENT — Two Bedroom House, in e ffe c t. also New Three Bedroom House. I N P « Line for One Inaertlon 'r b n a a UN Phope 58-R. IN Per Lina far Thrta laserttona 14e Per Line for Five Imaerttoaa NO CHARGE THREE Bedroom House. Bel-Air l i e Per Lias fa r Bath tS la* sad apts. tor section. Phone 1388-W. List section! er lo days we MOflHUH RATBt «4e A lexander f t S tringer SHALL NOT make any charge to either party for finding a ten­ Real Estate Insurance ant, while the new Incoming uum m ii p tv ^ Personnel are getting M il. BUM S f u k n is h e d a p t b . An acre of Lakefmnt land with xh u si & & & !? * . good drainage, not too far from school bua route; South nr West of Sanford. Write Rt. 2, Box -467. private t a r a r (L lB jq M u !* m o d e rn , 2 b I , C lCHwqfloert boms built |U f« -* 1954. Just nut of the City-on 9 - ABTICXff large plot. Ideal tor children, CONI gardes 'or nurse r^^H* Co. Miracle CITY , _____ Phone 1339 t3m Are. Sewer, pavid roads, space beater, venetlsn hllnds. LIVING ARMY.NAVT SURPLUS room with coty fireplaee opens into separate dining room. Cota, blaakets, Jackets, shoes, boots tarpaulins, luggage, paint. Kitchen with dining area is 110 Sanford Ave. C O U P L I T B L Y electrically CLEAN « »9dr equipped. FIVE large closets, utility room and full tile bath. lTtt. Thi* property appraised at ■SSftm T'M r t a jK .S o ._ ir s o l/ sow. only l a k e MARY ■ N fgtoly AppHaane C en ter i u . « 0 . , Terms, Compare this •Tour Waattnghouae Dealer” one. Maytag Waaheri TWO-Bedn Coleman Heaters . .. . 159.99 up a ttra c ts 1U MagueUa Ave. Phene 1717. Gangs TURN, rom SALE TH IN K O F THIS STREIT Slumber chair with A Home on Rosalia Drive for less matching ottoman. Phono 1913. than 99.000.— This will make a COCKER PUPS for their Christflat home for someone. mas. ARC Registered. Pb. 1932. IS ACRES good Citrus land. Terms can be arranged. UP ACRES of Citrus land, execo tionaUy well located. CHRISTMAS SMALL GROVE — 10 Acres. IT additional acres of land. Tbia is SPECIAL a mature grove and la priced at MODERN OCCASIONAL •19.000. CHAIRS AND ROCKERS SHALL, LAUNDERETTE - Just Upholstered In beautiful Moderfl the deal for someone wanting a tapestry, smartly alyled blond# •mall business. arms and legs * with nn-*ag choice ALSO — Home* — Grove* — springof conUruction—your Chair nr Rocker. Ranches — Acreage. S l J tL u with mlalaium articles alert Pheae 1(49 ___________ _ appliance I, tools. ate. Bought sold. Larry'* Mari. m E n l i s t SL PboM 1931. 1981 MASSEY—HARRIS 55 Diesel Tractor, 2 Disc Hester Plow, 1 r BRITT t fcVfllns ■ TRACTOR CO. 17-92 South Pboae IM NEW BICYCLES Believed In be the LARGEST Selection in the State and at lowest price*! Schwinn and nollfa*t ROBSON Sporting Goods •’Your Bicycle Headquarter*" 304 East First SI. Phone NX Soper Trading Post 1 Ml. South 11-92 Plume M17-W Christmas Gilt Kuagealioes 3 "Paper Mate" style Pens, In case .... .................... 91.50 English Bike, like new ... S30.nu Fluorescent Desk Lamp — 35.00 2 New Brownie Camera* ca. 34 on New Casm Steam Iron* 37.50 New 2-Pc. Kroehler Living Room Suite, mikes bed 387.50 Good Underwood Typewriter 335.00 Walnut and Formica Top Table* ........................... $30 00 BIG SELECTION of Space .ami Oil Circulating Healers >i price CHEF DELIGHT 4 burner g.n atnve. Api. sire. Used nno lime. •75. Phene 2BU3-JI. . . Season FIRE WOOD, any amount or length, oak nr fat pine. MQ Ranch, Bob .Morris. Thane 795-J, SALE OR TRADE — Hi Ton Chevrolet Trurk. short wheel base. Phone I0M, K. A. Wiggins. Box a, Enterprise. Window SlUa — Lintels “Hsmlnote T urkey F arm ” glow stocks — Cradle Blocks LARGE Turkeys dressed, toe lh Ornate Trap# — Dry 9mLs. Beardall Ave., Near Chase A Mtrade Concrete Co Company. Phone 1178-M. 3M Elm Ave I’h. 1335 195.1 ALL STATE Motor Scooter, like new, 3150. Call 1169. D Electric coin dispenser Good running condi­ “ s____hoi. a tion. Ideal tor beer storage box. CHRISTMAS TREES delivered up to 7 ft. | l 00, native »horl Pine. Can bo aeon a t Tho Sanford M. Q. Ranch. Bob Morris. Herald. 940.Phnne 705-J, n T A i i r m c a f a n k u n g BOY'S B4” bicycle, good condllinn, Weeds. to W“ HPORTING GOODS "14 ■ m a T O t o t o r u U P tM Ofc 5A M Worn im SL Fbsaa V " ROBSON Sperling Goods Pheue 998 Use our Lay-a*way plan on Toys, 394 Ha.t lal SL Bicycles, and small AppUances. 3 ARTWRJto' WANTED —4 Easy Terms at ___ FU RNITU RE CENTER _ CASH. TRADE-IN prie e« 111 Was) 1st. SL .Phono 1419 bald tor used furniture CaU 960 WUm-Makr Furniture Co. Ill to. JS1 II-*-___ ITURIk WftLl Day cleaning. work, laundr; Phone t t f r B iw iN ia a .v m g m S g g * FOR Lease: Service station on main St., with 3 room* (three bedroom apt. upstairs). Very ressonable rent for both to sen-ice station operator. Excel­ lent opportunities to rlahl party f ,1 # I n , , >ei . ■ ■ -%m 4 1 1 . •, h tm a . . « . b ■ for Uusinrs* and living quarter*, will require appro*. it.Soo capi­ tal. Sinclair Refining Company, Sanford, Phone 2451 13— MISCELLANEOUS Get Into your favorite arm chair, .ralax . . have a cup of eoffM , mayba light tip a clgaretto nnd window shop th is easy "Classified W ay" first. For your convanitntt^ th e M erchants of Sanford will list m any of Santa's choicest Items in thesa columns daily. Tnko a m inuto now and plan your buying, you’ll save tim a and money and frayed nerves later. < * —13 CHILPHEN INTERESTED IN SAVING? Btiv YOUR fund wholesale. Pb. SEE the many G. E., Westing1050-W, 8 -la . m. tiou>e and Dnrmeyrr amnll electric appliance* at your 1 4 - SPECIAL SERVICES —I GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE 113 South Park Ave. Make vnur FLOOR landing and Rankin g. selection for Chrlstma* NOW. Cleaning, waxing. Serving Batesnole County since 11C5. II. M. Gleason, Lake Mary. # Ptomhtog. krevuf Heating # M. G. 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O’Steen* Gull Service, corner 2nd and Park. DODGE 3/4 Ton Pickup. New motor, excellent condition. A SALES HELP wanted. Part or BARGAIN! Texaco Station at Pull Time, Firestone Stores. State Market. SALES LADY for Holiday work. Experienced preferred, Apply HOUSE TRAILER. 27 ft., lleep* four. L. M. Cosion, West Floyd Hollywood Shop* Ave., Lake Mary. SPA RE TIME BARGAIN! Peerless Trailer and tSO per week easily made Cabana. Park Ave, Trailer Park. For finding out how many friends and neighbors want to save up to 50% on their grocery bills. No selling. Phone 2S49 for ap­ o W Foam Rubber Sot pointment at tho office or your |1U. T rade. . . I1U.OO SIZE Hollywood Bod H X N Mattress i X to Box Spring trd (Decorator Plastic) ........ . HTI.00 5129.50 BookTYPIST to learn sii Sporting G« Sony Different keeping. Heply NC Herald. ROBSON Bvtorwds Sale* A Service OFFICE Assistant, must have knowledge of Bookeeping, Sten­ ography and Typing. Apply IjoUjWrwj^ HAVE YOU visited MONROE CORNER CRAFT * O I F T SHOP, out West First, 3 miles from clock* (Unusual selection of Gift,*, Including work of Flo­ rida craftsmen). RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. 112 Macnolia Ave. Phone 119 Flutoplmor* — Orarm*!. Offer! Sunbeam, Universal, G. E., Harmonica* — llanjm. Other makes of small appliances Guitars — Accordions. Most reaionabla TV repair BUKUR'S MUSIC SHOP Service in town. West 1st. St Thorn) 3071 102 __ Traitor Baton, Patotka. Fla. U ader New M a n a ftto ta l In Ihe St a Ira or Overseas RCA Vidor Television Now on display at GOODYEAR SER­ VICE STORE, m South Park A*e , Sanford. Fla. Choose from thn new it>3« Models for that Christmaa T. V. Set, M USICIANS Just Call 1821 and oak far tko Want Ad department 1951 TERGUSON TRACTOR Sanford Herald DUk and other equipment. Ex­ It w4R pay YOU te see US befare cellent condition. Call 25U-W Open Evening* and DUPLEX IN LANTA APTS. Vacanej Nicely furnished. Phono 1710-1 For those "Special" • Send PHO­ WIDE Selection of 2. 3 and 4 Bed­ TOGRAPHIC Chrlstma* Card* room Homes. For information ef yftur home, children or rati 2R71 - 1792. Hiawatha. family. A treasured gilt! ROSA L. PAYTON. BROKER JAMESON STUDIO Annabel!* B. Henderson, Assoe, Thone 3198 108 North Park Ave. P. M. CAMPBELL ROT Sanford Ave. Large Assortment of Lamps including the famous "Aladin Magic Lamp" SANFORD FURNITURE CO. 300 East 1st St. r t £ » 111 FOR FRIENDS F h. 113 IT—AUTbMORlLKB-TRAILKI evening*,_______ A wonderful Gdi for little one a* WORLD GLOBES - *2 35 up Nice for gmwn-up* too! POWELL'S ORTTCE SUPPLY 110 Magnolia Ave. Phone Mil LaStss oalr Vis* Clsb O o .^ .r.B .lM y Id sl Nsos MW T ■B O lesst r W & A T Vtans** .tt N4WS t:i» Bar (Sons Ras«k Worli At Tkri* Manhattan lar.nads Bsrord Pravitw 4 fft T h i * Tima **a Tima lit tv frr GOOD BELLING POINT LOUISVILLE, Ky. (JX-The Red Cross had a good (tiling point for its needy for blood yeitarday. It said It had just tent 37 plats of blond to one hosptil n a via attempt to save the life of a boy. And on Saturday, It slid, it pro* vided II, pints which helped save the liie ef another young man. �• - >• 1*1;» » / .. «e *.. —•— V ,W »' ]; Sports £,'■* We are indeed fortunate te have thla ep; fprtuhlty to welcome one of the natlen’a : moot prominent aporta enthualaata te San*f ; -'ford. , . i .' -I V Aa a matter of /act, without the gentle'm foaAmn and a k J hla i l A party. ------- laInASanford * §m.rnJL JLafor waai iWa Sian theOWAalat apodal deeadon thla week ef the Mayfair Inn Open, Wt would not have had the 111,MS M A Tournament which begina lta preliminary oventa today. ""We apeak of Horace Steneham, tha ee*> genlal head af the vaat Hew Yerh Giants ergtnbatlon, who arrived yesterday te leeh in and visit during tha tournament *• Through tho efforta of Horaco Stoneham, tha Mayfair Inn haa baen in Sanford undar FOR SO O M P . - . « a H A vr u u i i Weather Has Different Effects la putting a fraaty teach M m u activity M ay e and the plush tourist betel has bean a meeea for visitors from every aactlon of tha coun­ try, Certainly, It la apropoa for everyone In Sanford and Ita vicinity to welcome Horace Steaaham to our community alnee hla or* ganixatlen haa meant ao much to the econ­ omy here. Bringing the Mayfair Inn'a new manager, Frank Mehane Jr., baek to Sanford waa in Itaelf a wonderful move on the part of Steneham and hla organization for with the hotel under the guiding1hand of a heme town product, the Mayfair Ina, lta ataff, and those who vlait here with ua, are all drawn closer together to Sanford aa -a community. We feel that Sanford haa a friend In Horace Stoneham and for that reason wo take thta opportunity to extend a hearty welcomp te him and hla entire party who are hare for the brief atay and duration of the already famad tournament. We hope that everyone here, and In Cen­ tral Florida will help make the New York Giant’s top man’a atay hera a pleaaant 01 In avary raapaat and memerabla occasions were calibrated. Slow Down, Please! ’ This year the 114th anniversary of tha What wauld you like most for Christmas? ratification of our Bill ef Blghta will be Beautiful jawala, a bigger TV, a naw ear, •beerved. mayba a new home, or ono or a combination Among anniversaries, this la nna of the af thouaanda of other useful and lovely meat Important occasion! we celebrate, for Items? tha BUI af Bights la ana document that We heartily agraa with you, those are to grante to tho free citlsena ef eur nation he desired^and they’ll he beautiful gifta at their liberties. tha fact af a wall lighted tree. Certainly, on thla day tha American But we think too, that thara ii something Flag should be flown from home*, businesses. else you’d mueh rather have thle Christmas. Industries, and nubile buildings everywhere. You’d much rather have yeur little boy December II Is tha day that is aet aside with you te eajoy tho teya and wagons, for tha anniversary ef eur BIU ef Bights. It skates and bicycles, and athor things you la tha day ao important that flat* shauld knew Santa win atop by and leave. bo waving freely wherever we tum. throughYou’d much rather have that little girl out eur community end throughout the no* a t yeure with you to tareaa a beautiful doll, lien. • roll her around In a carriage, slay with her If-yen hare an Amerisan Flag, be sum newly acquired tea eat, or with tha other that Jt finds ita piste outside your homo dainty thing* that Mre. Santa prepared or piece of business. jupeelally for h e r . _____ ' ' Walt, BLOW DOWN THIN while you’re The Sanford Herald driving eleetr Bonferd streets I Bight now these children of yours ere ee welted they den'f know what it la te exorcise the extreme care that’s necessary In creasing streets After seheel or during play. We never know Juat when n smell child will dart eut in front ef your FAST MOVING CAB end Instead ef being homo for Christ­ mas that beautiful little daughter, or that flee eon will to lifeless, or crippled end maimed. Whet could we ds with these ussiest toys u d gifts then? Use yeur imagination end then SLOW Tuesday, December It, IMS DOWN. Let the children enjoy the beat Christ­ TODAYS B1BLB YEBflB And they said unto him, Aak counsel, we mas they’ve ever had, healthy, end strong, ty that, of God, that we may know who- end whole! Drive alow! Watch Carefully I And enjoy hr our way which we go shell be proeparIm^Judgae 11:8. Christmas with tha children 1 i f f Pj f t Hu p r -t- Tt?-1 i* A m Enthusiast, orace Stoneham, Welcomed romtnoRt rp« c**;«• fijr) Dandelion Selection Causes Ruckus NEW YORK (P - Wbea 1 aeail- HuHtrl, Japanese beetles sad aad bum 'em. De serikjM We A n H appy to Announce that kindergarten tkiUrse kite slavery. Gardners sB ever the laid wrote fas te daaauaca me aa ae UM aad the dsedsllon as a asst. Meat af tham agreed that if America picked a national flower It euakt le be the nee. Wen. that ssemed Hhe a aepy f it ides if rd evw beard af see. Tw mear eaoetriae already have the rest, l e t t ehut ep aa tho m b Jeet, alace what I dea’t knew about flewers wauld AS a mighty big 'jm ^C U hafL, la Associated With Ua On u trace. Today, however, Pd Me te pr* aeot a rebuttal le SO the thorny nee lever* le the term ef a letter wftttea hr Win Baynes af flfeeavole. Pa. Men la what nedm Be race wrote: - 1 have been in flm non ary beateeae tar a lumber af yean aad far the Ufa ef me, 1 aaat ae* why anyone would hive aaylhiag te do with a tea*. If you get near a roaabgeh it go** at yee like a wild­ cat. If you apyreaah R wearing rawhlda glevaa, thereby avetdtaa bleedabad, aat le aay palaahiM. H will da lta bast te give you roe* fever or abate off seme af Me lavlag kiaaeta on joe. "In apita ef all tha prsiaoa aueg for it, M ia avidaot that tha no* haa ae via for mas. It evaa re­ fuses ts grew tor him wrapt aa ita awn tam e. “Yee cant Juat click M la Mm ground and forget about it. It haa t* be pleated Juat aa. U t M gat 'wot fact* aad It auric up aad dies. U you waat M la bloom, you have te feed M Uka a hone, aad M Is flaleky shout Me food. WMHJNGTON rn - I t a if lhay*havc M el hla hasri attach- Riaaahewar’a phyiUiaaa-Dr. Paul “It kss almost aa many diseases P ieW el llaeehewer's deeterddiS w th eAme'flwa e diaeaaed erieif Dedley White af flaatae, aaa ef aad enemies aa tha hernia race. Running For Job Is Not As Hard hlarba aaa run tor a taeead term, which eland I I aat dsmaea Urn tha world's tap heart epeeialieta— key may tea him at tha same heart MacM Is tha prim where ha was caked this uueetko et a a m Erne ha asa*t mcka tha acusl asm- Nridat m isriths tha dtflr jah tw h riaia Ovt ■: Warn EiaaaMlAR for tha preeideaty. of the gesrtlmiy. hmrar'a ckaaaae foe e aaeead atM i ' . . eufonM* hetwaea Sad eves foeuflk see trtary wu tack greater thta for the first? ruaSa fo tha White Reuse aad dimtoad te the pefol ri aforiaf, While said the euaatioe was hard ! 2 K a four veaWla R ^ R. daaml aaaeaaarBy foflewkla ta aaawer but added, “1 think that YOU'RE TELLING ME) LETTERS T O THE E D IT O R ■ > * .. Y ew (■ « Part I* Sectlea M. IN I U I A M C B , GROUP, CITY AUTHORIZED TO PROVIDE FOR EMPLOYEE*: PARTIAL RELEASB P R O M FLORIDA WORKMEN’* COMPBNiATION ACT. That tha City of Sanford, Florida, ba end .1* horaby autharlaad ta provlds for Ufa. haalth, accldsat ar annuity in­ surant* or all or say kind of said Inauranca for Ha omployata upon la whale ar ia part premiums tharafar aad ayan providing such Insurant* aaid City ahall be re­ lieved from tha proviatona af tha Plarida Workman'* Compilation Act ta tha extant that tha insur­ ance •# provided affords, the bene­ fits provided by said Florida Workman's Compensation A rt Settles II. BANK TO B l DESIGNATED AS CITY DEPOSI­ TORY. Aay bank ar banka la the City, authorised ta da bualaaaa la tha Itata af Florida, that will dapaalt ta tha credit ef the CHy with tha City Cemmlasea or tha City Aadltar and Clark m deliver te me City crideaae af m b daps ait lEfl, FUNDG TO BB DIPOSlTI© IN: TRIPLICATE 1BCBIPTS TO IB GIVEN. Officers and amploysea having *r teaaWag *v •aliaetiag any *4 tha CHy fund* ■hall deposit tha came in the bank er banks euaHfied te racolva the cams. Keek bank m atring any M H fi aa provides ia this Aet, shall make triplicate m elpt far tha aaiaa, ana copy af which tha •aid bank will carefully preserve aad heap, ana copy t* b* delivered ta tha parson making the deposit, and ana copy ts he transmitted U the Cite Clark. Section M. CITY DEPOBITOBlEfl, MONTHLY REPORT* TO BB MADB. Any bank artiag aa a depository shall auk* monthly r«porta to tha CHy Cammiailaa, •hawing tha halanoe an hand at tha hagfoalng af tha swath, tha suau racaivad aad paid aut duriag tha awath, aad tha balsam an hand at tha and k tha awath. F aee> Stemper.ss^3.A|eRcy ReeHer-leswror - w /i/ i * O lft G ARRETTS y 'S w&X i ettao af said deposits, may ba rigaatad by tho CHy Commitm aa a depositary aad author!*. I aad eatUlad te rwaive funds ad e City ad Sanford, Plarida, ia • meaner aad awthed aa harm e ft* provided ia thla Art. ■erttaa tt. CITY DEPOSITORMl m m OP DBKIONATtNO. Par T h a Lord end M aster* Aa Adaai Bat A I M Skirt WanaPalaaws NsetJasbat . earta—Saaks—Sasha ii?.ft i', Vr m .'-an h I �I TW lAMFOlO HBUL0 Fashions Arrive At Big M ayfair Inn Opening Garden Nook With Flurry O f G ay Colors, Shimmering Satins D m . IS , lf$ S S o c ia l £ va nt& HemerocallisCircle Members Hear M iss Laura Chittenden « T>« Nanaraeame Circle t t the flaafaN Garden Club mat Tkunday at T:Stt p. M. !■ th# I t M of lira. M. t . la k tr. Mila L a m CuitteOdM *11 gUMt IfM klt. Mra. C. 1. Moaa graaidad w « th# m ale* a i t Ova dial* vatad to a n t aa attrmetiv* aaagaaia* partatatag ta gardeatag u tha hospital. Aftar dUcusalM af th* board rap art M ating It we# aaaauaaM that a t Maskers et the tircia ratal ra t flat Mwa rlhhaaa, alt rad ribbon*, ta d Ova eirtla Haalf a blu# ribha# lot the aeffe# tablta, to Ue anaual Flavor Ik w . Faltawteg Uva •eating a "matt tataraatlat” talk mat gtvaa • t M itt Cktttaadae aa Ckrituaat * # Tba pelaaattia la a mailraa flavor and lagand goaa tkat a bountiful maid bad n* gift ta giro ta th* th u n k aa Chriatmaa and triad aa tka vap homo. Whtra bar taara fall vkila aha vaa battl­ ing ta prop • atautiful flavor aprnag up. Thla flavar aignifiaa ta "ilweyi Kara faith, G d la with ua aach paaaint dap". Patnaattia la namad aftar an Amarlena and th* polmattla tap* till la la kaclnaua. Calif. Of In*traat la tka fact tkat In Pandit* taa, Calif., thtro a n over loO aertt *f peinaatUa vklrk kloam ararp Ckrittmaa. Aftar tka talk an atchdhg# af Ckrlamaaa gift* vaa hold. Tba praaaata vaa* pi lad an the low raffaa tabla aa vkiek vaa plated a tfltar plat tro t deaerated vitk blua hulls. That* vaa alaa a I#*** lp tnoU aa ta tka farm of a wraatk v ita a Madonna. kafraakmaata vara buffat atpla from a dining roam tabla boar* lag * pltk and tilvar tham*. Pink tapers. Ckrittmaa bulb# and pink paiaaattiaa along wltb aiivtrad loan* mada a itrikiag arrange■ a it MIm Chtttandaa hraoght *wt aoM of tka laxaada et tka popu­ lar Ckrittmaa deearattene tad facta about the*. One mtatlanad v aa tka Wraatk vkUh ta n a lata h*iag barauM af tka arava af t h e m that Ckttat mart. Aa tka a tory goto all tka flomara and ■raaaorp blaaaaad far tka Aral ■attvtty " M t thata mkp we ftal m t mutt aaa grataary at ChrlatBht alaa ralatad tkat katlp vaa tatredtaeed aa a daaarattaa bp tka Kagliah aattiara. Mlatlataa *• m m timaa aaliad tka galdtn bough and aifalflM “hdpa and paara.B Many p a r t at* pladgao vara aaalad v itk a kiaa uadar tka mlatlataa and araugbaat tka ad** “ tka pledgee bar* is* hut the klaa re­ main a". n ta tf • Tka anaual CkriattMt Fartp af tka Daughters af Waalag feeds? tekaal Clait « • o a t a Mt* Klnltp Hill i t V M P»«• Claud* Htradaa'i group will ba koataaaa*. Thar* vlH b* aa an ahaaga af gift*. ____ Tba Junier lig k F-TA vtM aiaat ta th* mbaat at t p. m. Tka CUaMra Q u a af O t Flint _ Baptlat Cbaroh wiU kaM ita annul 0 Chriataua Fartp and gift Central Circle Has Christmas Meeting A t Southward Home Tba Cantrtl Cirrla of lha Baaford Garden Club mat Thuradap marvtag at 1« a m. at tka homa of Mra. Ira Southward with Mra. Sab Ratliff aa ea-beitata. A group of Dakar? mamas aatartataad tor tka mart tag. 1b* Garden Collect mat uied bp Mra. a. e. Moor*, ahtirmaa. ta apaa tka teaaloa. Aftar routtaa kuttaata vitk plana mada ta vlalt tka Florida fltate Saattarium vitk Chriatmaa plant*, tka mrattag wai turn ad a? or ta Mra. Caorta Me* Can vka v a t ta akarga af tka pro­ ram. A group af D elary lidlat praaaatad tka kaautiful Chriatmaa pro­ gram. MUa Alie* B. Cooper gavo aa a reading "Tka Little Lad From Balklaham Town" with aofl background moile by Mia* Adolaid* Ceata at th# plan* «"d Mra. D. E. Fugb at tka vlolle Mr*, E. Adall lru d l than tang, "Oh. Holy Wight". Guarta mart tavllad Into th* dintag room tor caffaa. Mra. W. B Mcheliea poured. R vaa announced that tka vast meeting mill be tb Mra. H. W. Turner aa Jan. I f at l : t t a m. J*r».. MargMaa Hapvalda f o r a C - l lita m Fartp at S h a I t a n atm ^M a af t w ^ ^ Tba Ftdalta Clam af tba Ftaat F r.iat Cburab mW Uv# a j o v e ; MUa Barpl Graham af Toront*. « diab supper ■ tka kavva ^ Canada laft raeentlp aftar riiltlng H R. A. William* an M l Vo­ ■ va*k with Mra. John Ludwig ir a Drive. Group N*. T k m and taa Jimmp. mill bo ba*U a M M m m « ba MUa MadtHna Mallem of I0M $. Park Ar*. baa ratumad bom* from tka Orange Memorial hos­ pital. jT c S e e p Ave. at •;« • em . ■no I P V mill bald a Ckrittmaa P * S J ta U m Flrat * * * * * * * * Ckurak aanan a t t P- * jA * i b*rt ar* argad ba attaad. Tka lam am abart C b * ^ p& AAonak rsri £ mm 2msJ&&&& Fir.l Cb««k P ag* I Fatmrni Jr., Mr. and Mr*. W. E. Kirchhoff. Mr*. Jean Ray, Jane Prenley, Ruddy Proctor. Jerry Smithion. Mr. and Mrs. Pan Rlilgr, Mr. and Mr*. Howard Lawrence, Comdr. and Mrs. Roe, Capt. and Mrs. Podson, Mr. and Mrs. L. A Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. John Galloway, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mann. Mr. and Mr*. Algie Speer. Mr. and Mr* Ed Shinholser, Mr and Mrs. S. O. ShinhoUer Jr., Mr. and Mr*. Henry Wight, 5lr. and Mra. Harry Woodruff, and Mr. and Mrs. L s Appleby. Mr. and Mr* W V. Bitting, Mr and Mrs. Harry Tooke, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Ilrndersnn, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kirn*. Mr. and Mr* J. B. Roalnn, Mr and Mrs. Jack Russell, W. E S e ls tn e r, Mr. and Mrs. Lenton Waterhouse. Mr. and Mrs. Rill Zimmerman. Capt. and Mrs. Blackburn, Lt and Mr*. Conn, Comdr. and Mrs. Foley Comdr. and Mr*. Peters. Comdr. Row# and I guest*, Mr. and Mr*. Aikfraw Camway, Mr. aafl Mra. Clifford McKlbbin. Lt. Comdr and Mrs. D. W. Linker, Mr and Mra. Roy F. Symea Jr., and Comdr. ao l Mra. Weber. ’ • *, "*• Mr. and Mr* 8. Carter "of PeBsry. Mr. and Mr*. A. Lange, Mr. and Mr*. Denver Cordell. Mr. and Mra. Harold Barnhart, Mr. and Mr* Harold .Jacobs. Mr. and Mr*. Jack Ratlgin. Mr. and Mrs. F. P, Scott, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Williams, Mr and Mrs. John Williams. Pr. and Mra. Charles Callii, Comdr. and Mrs J R Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cushing, Mr. and Mr# Howard J. Cushing. Mr. and M r\ W R. Dyson, Mr and Mra. F. A. Dyson, Mr. and Mr*. Frank Mebane Sr., and Mrs. MacGrud^r. Mr and Mr*. Frink Drama, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Perkins, Me. and Mrs. Irving Felnberg. Mr. and Mr*. Leon Miller, Mr. and Mr*. Joel Field. Mr. and Mrs. Edmond If. Martin Mr, and Mrs. Marina Hsrmsn, Mr. and Mrs. Owens and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Higginbotham, Bp SADIS B. GUT By BA.KDRA BERG , After the cocktail hour a "dinner hotder, Mr. and Mra. Xarlyle HousTkli clota ta Chriatmaa meat af A fanfare of trumpet* could vat to fit a king" waa enjoyed. The holder. Mr. and Mrs. D. E Kirkui ar* far too buap to glra mor* have mada a mor* impressive friendly service and style of serv­ liter, Mr. and Mrs. Volta William*. than maintenance care to our ga^ light than tka brilliant-colored ing is always a welcome factor and Mr. and Mrs. Z. J. Jones, A. W. draa, vatartag whoa dry and pro­ crystals of th* glata chandeliers eirtalnly a not* of thinka should Mills Jr., Mis* Doris David, and tecting agalaat cold vkaa froat which reflected pretty dresses, gay b* given lha workers for the Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Womtenay. thraatana and to aa. laughtar and fun of th* eighth courteous itrvic* they rendered. Comdr. and Mrs. W. E. Lemns. Lait verb'* cold apell ahowad annual aponlag af th* Mayfair tnn Dancing was enjoyed in tha ball­ Mr. and Mrs. Byus, Lt Comdr, and th* aaeaititp of eorertag amaU Saturday night starting at t p.m. room until 1 p.m. with a floor Mra. Barron. Lt. Comdr. and Mrs. plant* and prorldiag a windbreak with a cocktail party la th* lobby. show starting off the events. Dyar. Lt. Comdr and Mrs. Emer­ at laaat for U rgtr ona*. Plant* ta Ovar SSt msmbsrs of th* aoclal Getting back to tha drassaa I son, Lt. Comdr and Mrs. Glldawrlt, container* should ba morrd to aid* af Sanford and Central Flor­ couldn't keep my eyes off on# pal* Comdr and Mrs Hstlett, Lt aheltrrod apod preferably under ida gathered to dance and din* in peach colored lac# that looked good Comdr. and Mrs Herron, Lt. and trte t and away fro la cold «eat tha hotel. Party drassaa "right aut enough to aat. Along th* princess Mrs. Held, Lt. Comdr. and Mrs tad northwest wind*. It would ba of tha pieturti" cam* Into view. lines, it atm flounced a bow in Murray, Lt. Comdr. and Mrs. Mur­ wall to hill up kikitcua ahnibe wall Tb* hcTIday aaaion arrived ta a back and a scooped necklino. A phy, Lt. and Mrs. Myers, Mr. abort th# graft with toil, toad, rush af aatta aa cocktail draasai gathered skirt of taffatta of tha Roller, and Lt. Comdr. Brsnley. peat ar mota, ar oven leave* If and floor langth form ala rustled same color made the skirt whirl Mr. and Mrs Horace Little, Mr. weighted down to keep la place. softly In lha large dining room*. ta tha flurry of dancing. and Mrs. Fred Ginas, Mr. Snd Thla protection may bt left on all To eaptura th* mood lot'* taka Brought to my attention wai a Mr*. D. M. Ladd of Geneva, Mr. during tb* wtatar aaaion and re­ ■ look at aoma af th* "light and deep green net featuring silvered and Mrs. W. A. Leffler Sr , Mr. moved ta aprtag when th* chill bright" stylaa. Among th* fashleaa straps of saquins. The wearer wore and Mrs. M.*P. LaMont, Dr. and wladt have left, uniat* drainage I* seen v ia a willawi? ic* blua for­ rhinastonea which twinkled ta the Mra. G. W I»tr, Lt. Comdr and poor allowing atalki af pUnU to mal of nylon sat. "Soma aay flaw- lights Ilk* a flashing star. Mrs. Hall. Mrs. Jarqueline Marian. remain oat. art bloom by th* light af th* Ona darling gown waa worn by (VHS), Mrs. Eva Proctor. Comdr. Loaves should ba rakad up and monv" aa did tha petal tap of tka • woman nnt ovar five fiat in Mlchal. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Sweet, uitd aa a mulch an atalaaa, ta- drtia mad* af Hack valvataaa. height. Her draaa waa of tha palest rnsn, Lt. and Mra. Baty, Comdr. mtllfaa, gardenia*, rota* and othar Another Mriallt* was gowned ta pink satin with a squire neckline. and Mrs. Dooley, Lt. and Mrs shrubs whtra aacdad. Othar Da- a stiff and null? tiffata of black Tb# skirt was farm fitting In th* Dauar, Comdr and Mrs Elder, Encamber chore# that could ba dm* accented ky laid accessorial. Sim­ floor and on oaeh aid* ware pleated »igs> a n d Mra. Fittsimmoni, now ar Immadlattly after the holi­ plicity la th* ward. Mp-draM* reaching ta the floor. Comdr. and Mra. Speltt, Comdr days Include a light application af Ta my loft was a fnwn of aqua Covered aatln huttone trimmed Uie Stafford, Lt and Mrs. Smith, Lt. add fbrtlliicr to eamalllti, but pallshad cotton that wai ’’longer sides and the back. Lt. Smith, Lt. Wells, Comdr, and not I* atalaaa or gardenia* at thla than short" and had a serene flow Aside from the hlicks, pastels Mrs. J. M. Tulle?, and Comdr. and time, apraylng cltrua. gardenia* of the color front tha hand bag dominated th* seen* from pate Mrs. Wridlcin and camalliaa wltb malathloa U ta th* ihoes. It featured a high oranges ta shimmering yellows. Mr. and Mrs A. Marranelle, Mr. naedad for while fly ar scale. M«- aquara neck and a Airing hem. Ashes nf roses wsa also popular and Mra. ’ Pick Map**, Mr. and lathloa ean ba used when weather Black and white cam* into tha and, believe it or not. frills, bows Mra. E. H. Laney, Comdr. and la tge cold or too hot for Volek, picture when an adorabl* sophisti­ and ruffles ara coming back into Mr*. E. C. MUdahm, Comdr. and but do follow tho diraetiona aipll- cated dress waltred by. The top view. Mr*. John Rear. Lt, Comdr. and eltly. was black velveteen and tha akki Among those attending wer# Mr. Mra. O. S. Brownlee, Mr. and Mrs Da not aaa eom m m lal ferllll- Wa* composed of yards and yards and Mrs. FYances BoumlUat Jr., B. Grandy,' Mr. and Mr*. A. A MsarasC MsSRsa w p aert aa roiaa at tkia time ta thty nf filmy lull* soft as a dream. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Swsim, W. K. McLanahan, Lt and Mrs. Pickion, atwtk * M TOUI IMS » < W need a m t , however bone meal The skirt, ballerine length, was ac­ Hlrschill Jr., Mrs. Dee Grover. E. l.t. and Mr*. Krnl, Mr. and Mrs S'"*** — Mgf.itf — aad ihaap manure may ba used aa cented by black velveteen cutout* W. Thomas, and MUa Gen* Nun- Frank Mebane Jr., Mr. and Mr* M Mt*** .krl fHI (••• Ilia Slosne, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Rakrr, K aeta mar* alouiy and tym tlat •pplfqued on tha underside. *<T k I* Imi, rttsi'rs m nelly. la tka toll for a long tin*, and U ‘A Jersey blouse goes out with a Mr. and Mrs. Georgs A. Speer Lee Arm«trong, and Carl Huhbcll. •ewSeoabi* »»• targly tev'm vsaciof Hssal available ai needed colorful print-splashed skirt* could Jr , Mr. and Mrs. Willis Peacock, Mr. and Mrs. Wally Philips, Mr December and January ar* Idtal bo tho headline. A btaek wool jer­ Mr. and Mrs. David Gatehel, Wei- and Mrs. William Rush. Mr. and U* Ala •<■*>'•* loess •* *yl«w Mrs. James Crappa. Comdr and planting timea for m iea shrubs sey blouse wai worn with a wide born Fhlllip*. **lt I* )k« MHS DHKN «»d i*i*o. Tkn ,• ■lamsActio# and treat which develop ‘a good skirt featuring black and whit* Mr. and Mrs. Henry Simpson nf Mr*. Cyrus Fittrn, Dr. and Mr* OUAIANTIIOI* root aaason and kacoma estab­ also sprinkled with gold A gold Geneva, Mr. and Mrs. Myron Rack, Charles Park. Mr. and Mr*. B. L Parkins Jr., Mr. and Mr*. Ed Hlglished and ready ta put aut new bait waa worn ta "eenneet tb* Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Stnwell Jr. growth ta aprtag. tw o" Senator and Mra. Dougtaa Stan- glna Jr., Pr. and Mrs. L. A Phil­ PLAIN'S AND Bydraagaa* akouli h* pruned Popular amevg flit fadtaa was strom. Mr. and Mra. James R. Fo­ lip*, Lt. Comdr. Jsmea Parker, and pruning* used for cuttings. India print brocade af aqua and ley. Mr. and Mr*. Forrast Bracken- Mr. and Mra. Harry Robson J r , FANCIES Hardwood cuttings of moat shrubs gold. On* drew featured a tiny ridge, Mr. and Mra. William Kirk. Mr. and Mrs. Sonny Powell, Kirby File, Mr. and Mr*. H a r r y do wall ta cool weather, but have gold derivation banging from tha Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Knowles, Dr. pattenra and do not aspect top waist while tha other w ti a tar* and Mr*. Charles Persons, Mr. I^a Jr.. Mrs. Miriam Ru**ril. R I I I 4 growth until It's warmer. piece milt with a Paler Pin collar. and Mra. William Stamper, and W. Gerbrow, Mr. and Mrs. Dsn Own Wright Jr., Mr. and Mrs. A. B • nklt) I* •* fertilise and water your Nua'a You would ba surprised how emart Mrs. Cowan. S*l'd 1*1ws . ., orchid a ilk liquid or commercial th* auit looked when w on with William Tyar, Lola Waters. Mr •vg daft fertiliser aa H will ba tending ttp matching ahooa. and Mrs. Sonny Weinstein, Mr. and bloom etalka toon. During th* eocktall hour T no­ Mra. Harold Kaitnar. Mr. and Mrs Strip lower leave* from - pels* ticed a lovely blue lac* creation Robert Turner Jr, Mr. and Mr* Mtliai you plan to eut later to with tiny but striking satin straps. Robert Bilthcimer, Miss Betty Bill the wounds may heal aver before Back bow fcaurlng a cummerbund haimar, J. Walter Jr.. Johnnie Har­ cutting. When rut plat* th* cut of aatta "mad* tha drass". No mon, Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Gaass. ends la very hot water Immedi­ jewelry v ia worn and btu* satin and Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Kinlsw ately aad leave until water Is pumps gave just tha right touch. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Whetchet. OTHER HOLEPROOF SO CKS void. If soma staifis droop try cut­ Another eya-catchlng floor length Mrs. Rosa Boyla, Ju ry Sue Comp- Saturday night a "Rudolph ting further up and again plica drass wss of whit* brocado printed Ion, Helen Andrew, Mr. and Mrs. Pance" waa held with Junior hos­ AHCiYLF.S 11.00 * LONG SOCKS In hot water. Some arrangers pre­ with splinter* af grten. Around Price Heard. Mr. and Mrs. W. K. tesses bring Mist Pat Rnnrmsn, SOFT COTTONS fif>e 7.’c - 1.00 fer burning cuts with a flame or the almost atr,pies, top was a McRobert, Mr, and Mrs. W. C. Hill, Miss Peggy Butler amt. Waltv dipping la hot wag. Taka your deeper color green vnlvetaen band. Mr. and Mrs. Boy G. Williams, CUrk. Senior hnitra*ea represent­ GOLF SOCKS L25 ‘ BF.KMNPAS 1.A0 . 1.05 Tba surroundings can maka a Mrs. Esther Ridge, Capt and Mra. ing tha Presbyterian Women were pick. Look around your garden to aaa party aa those at th* Mayfair did. H M, Yost, and Joseph Sheer. Mrs. A R. Anderson and Mrs. Fred w h a t Christina! greenery li In tha lobby were two whlla cov­ Mr. and Mr*. Ralph Wight, Mr. T. Williams. Coffee and cookie* available. Choice Items ar* Brasil­ ered table* holding snack* for the Jnd Mr*. W. R. Dodson, Th# Rev. were served. ian papper, pyraesntha. lamia, guaits to enjoy, la th* canter of and Mrs. II. L. Zimmerman, Mr Sunday night a "Fudge Party" podocarpua, llguitrum, holly and tich tabl* waa an arrangement of and Mra. Gordon Bradley, Mr. and was given. Miss Pst Castuht and red and graen composed of burning Mra. Guy Allen. Mr. and Mra. Al- MUa Mury Lou Bowen were hn« pine either eilvered or plain. Do remember that many favorite red tapers and pepper berries. The ton Duabury, Mr. and Mrs. Robert teases. In charge. Senior hostess materlali euch ta bolliea are re­ smell of pin* was also In th* air. Magnuasnn. Mr. and Mrs. M T from BPW was Mrs. E. C. Kuhn. stricted and must sot bo taken In various comers of tha rooms Haynes, and Mr. and Mr*. Buford Fudge wt* nude and a birthday Brown. rake was given to Miss Susie Mc­ from wood* without written per­ war* large tropical ptanta. mission of th# owners. Obtained Music for tha event was furnished Mr. and Mrs Jack Hall, Mr. and Laughlin who was "qulle sur from nurserlei, potted plants of by the Starlighleri who hive de­ Mra. Tom Bolt, Mr. and Mrs W. prised" She commented "t want these Jtema would make wonderful finitely a "professional polish to A. Adam*. Pr. and Mra Orvills to thank ’the gang1 it really wa* Rarka, Judge and Mra. R. F. Iloun- a surprise and I appreciate it". their music." gift*. 30« EAST FIRST SANFORD PHONE 1222-7 m m 'STRETCH NYLON SOCKS ONE-SIZE FITS ALLf u so d Z o f^L O rn . m e n 's w ear 5 J5 Haa M v a t I p- m. TkaaaviU ba aa osakaaga af BED JACKETS Nylon tricot had Jacket aa com fortable to wear aa It la lovely to look at. Adorned with acrolla of aelf cordlnff, and m atchin f tact. Th* full push­ up nlrevca are clast ieized. Pink or blua a t SH O R T IE S Tha abort abort peignoir of •hear nylon tricot, froated w ith a yoke of eriap whit* ambroidary, covgra a m atch­ ing ahorty pajam a. It's Just th* euteai avert GOWNS Tiny tucka, rich lac# and filmy nat maka thia • gown of beauty and a Joy to w ear. Tha fitted m idriff Insures figure flattery. Dawn pink or heaven blue. *1 — — - I �4 • '■?ftp *rry ........ •' 1 HAM **t»T N tl iNOUiH x M tU n U K ^ i sB * * * x m * M , TWRMCM WMOFK3UBC • s o w e tu u sc O U T T H C B t O O M M W Ci AH ASH. V 1B V CO-OPBBATiVE, r o e srArroM ibeNTlFlCATiON AM O A W OOD v s p o n io q ' / i l M id %uieUy, *1 havant tha alight* i* l laiantUw of BUrring thtaga ujv ae Car. thom ae aaya. Uut even U I dad, K would he batter then cover* tmg then up. There it no poaaible gMiUhatum fee the w ty he haa he* hhve4 etlha* u * phyaiciaa or a fiteuA U e ought to luaa hie UccnM far it. Mm lutew aa waU aa the real of you, hatter than mast of you. that fteger Bundle UM not kin htaaoatr F o r him to aay on to • eeaiampuNo Ha T hat's what X call altm ag thlhga up, M r. KJhbaa la a n fM a goat on Roger UriaUiee reputation. X cane hero to try to ga t n picture of the man and to gtvo that picture to U e people all over the eeuntry who loved him. AH X have M l wtth la evaMeaa, O n n i r m dehheiately cover* M g eg the feet that D a M ead waa anudared and at tha u rn thne at* i z a mmm c rq A JUDY MANS CONTRACT NCW YOltX iR The Columbia Broadcaitlnx Syitem tin ilfnid in • n l u i l t i television contract with Judy airland. Tha alar will ayptar m the network once a year through IttS. the atudie announced yeiterday. The allow will be produeejJ by Sid Loft, Win OarUnd’a buaband. The lee involved It tha ceutract wat not announced. Be sure you get Modem Truck! ifcA M ar .Vied/ Look lor mw CONCEALED 1 K » y * r o M f l SAPETY STEPS—a mark of todays nod modern tracks that m w Chevrolet Taik-Foreo trucks brief yon. They stay dear of m o w , mod and ice to five you finaer, taler footing. in IP Vwvud lJ t trrty UL ZtK . _ JL ^ I| M, - kiUxx&te UF., W T F R r f f w iy swwasvw*g 'S.TOWOtK.WMOTA ^ ^ - Iw O O KW M C P K BujeMh Reel rAaAUi.h o u w e RereaeeATDQ FOON OUQ, J AOIMG F O LEY T M C V M A W It M J U S r LONG ENOUGH TO GST lu x eV C D let < rM / v �v ■ • V .. "''fekC* ■■ : r* *T • uv * ‘ * . . News of the World in Pictures w m • r, W w tS, > > ^ & >1 i. V rl __ __ _ who, ■■ member* of the AEL-CIO Eaaeutivo Council, rule the tetlh las of >om* 18,000,000 member* of the meried American rederation of Labor %•; and the Congreu of Induatriat Organisation*. They are (front row, L to r.): Vice Harry C. Batee, Bricklayer*, Maion* and Plasterers; Jam** C. Petrtllo, -•if Unetdeats Musicians; David Dublnaky, ILOWU; Matlhew Well, Photo Engraven; William Sehnltxler. Secretary Treaaurer; CVorge Meany, President; Walter Reuther, United Auto Worker*; George »L HarrUon, Brotherhood, Railway Clarks; David J. McDnnald, Steel Worker*, and Jamea Carty, Electrical. Radio Machine Worker*. Second Ww (L to r.j: A, Philip Randolph, Sleeping Car Porten; Maurice A. Hutchfcaon, Carptatara gad Joiner*; Dave Beck, Teamittn; A1 J. Hayaa, Ata'n of Machinist*; William j I hi the Lancaster. Pa., area have been urged to receive injection* of vaccine a* the number of pan-typhoid W victim* In the County reached 113. Local authorities regard th* ^“presumptive source’’ *f th* epidemic as a Ideal dairy, which shut i it* eperaUona voluntarily. Above, members of tha Sydanik Una up to raeaiva their pan-typhoid Inject Iona from Dr. i ■. Martin. Tha State IIm IA Department provides th* n c k k n ifit* nhnnritna. __ (International Jou«dphotoJ_ C. Doherty, Letter Carrier*: Charles MaeCowan. Boiler Makers. Iron Shin Bunder*, BUeksmiths, forcer* and Helper*; William MrEetridgr, Building Service Employee*; A. L. Spradlin*, Street and Electric Railway Employer*; Jacob rotofsky, Amalgam* ated Clothing Worker*, and Willard Townsend, United Transport Service Employees, nack row (1. to r.)t O. A. Knight, Oil, Chemical, Atomic Worker*; Joseph Relme. Communication* Worker*; Richard Walsh, Stage Employees, Moving Picture Machine Operators; L. S. Buckmaitcr, Rubber, Cork, Linoleum, Plastic Workers; Herman Winter, Bakery, Confectionery Worker*; Emil nieve, Textile Workers; Joseph Curran, Maritime Union, and William Birthright, Barbers, Hairdressers, Cosmetologist*. Tba leaden posed far this photo at lb* Ant ATL-CIO convention. (International; ■UDOIT DIRICTOI Rowland Hughes refuses to tell a Senate anti-monopoly aubcommlltee In Washington details of the White House position In negotiation of (the Dixon-Yntcs contract. Roth Hughes and Chairman l^wls 1* Rtraltu of tho Atomic Energy Commission invoked tho Con­ stitution lo say they could not ireveal Executive Branch con­ ference happenings. The multimillion dollar eonlrart was 11nnlly rancrlled. (InlcnultoMt) 1 ' WVMHINO IN at 13 pound* and 11 ounces, Kenneth William Itaynen, shown In tha arm* of nuna Mr*. Elisabeth Snocker, set an all-time heavyweight record at tha Samaritan Hospital, Troy, N.Y. Tha thampion la the son of Mr. and Mrs. William Haynes.(International; . PRWMKT UM BATUI H U H of Uruguay, aad U t wife, are groeted by Henry Cabot Lodge, United States Ambaseadoe to lb* United Nation*. OB their arrival at a reception given In their honor In New York. Tha Uruguayan Chief Executive received honorary degree# from Columbia and Eordhaa UnlvrtaUlaa. (Internal tonal) ' 01INN L MARTIN, aviation ptoI nror whose career ranged from i bo* kites to effort* at producing , *man-made satrillles, is dead In ; Baltimore. He was working on aeeret armament* davetopmenta when stricken by a eerebrsl hemorrhage oh his farm near Rock Hill, Md. Ha had suffered a virus Infection In October, Ht « . __ (International; THOUSANDS OP CHRISTMAS IHOPPIRS watched as the traditional Christmas trre was lighted with ap­ propriate mrmrmle* In Rockefeller Plata, New York. Nine-foot angel*, sculptured in wire, point their live-foot brass trumpet* toward tha 83-foot spruce which I* dtcoraied with 2.300 seven-watt ‘Airily’* bulbs and 1,(00 plastic globes of many color*. The spectacle la illuminated by floodlights. A OUIDID MlSStlt, the ‘Terrier," I* shown being launched from the dirk of Ihn f/.s'.S* Mfultjlppl during no evaluation test off the Virginia Cape*. Three other missile* wait their turn to lie Inubrhrd. Tim needle-nosed missiles ar<>designed to Intercept aircraft at higher altitudes and longer ranges than lha ponvehtlnnat weapon!. Tha “Tomer" ran b# fired from aither ground stations or from ship*. Tha Mississippi, a former battleship, ha* l*'cn con­ verted Intn a guided missile craft. This picture wa a taken last Spring and Just role ucd by Ihn Defense Department. (International 5ouitdpliot»; POUND WITH THIIR "AUDtl" STATURTTR1 In Beverly Hills, Calif., nre the outstanding movi* per•onalitirs of the year ns voted by film theatergoers of the nation In the tint annual Audlenra Award* far Motion Pictures. In the group (L to r.) are: Jennifer Jones, voted the best actress: Jark Warner, best production ("Mr. Roberts"); Natalie Wrwvt,l who sreepted the ’'Audle** award to the late Jam** l Dean for best actor; Tib Hunter, chosen the best I new actor, and Peggy Lee, tho best now actress,/ . and hja bride. Oto Anomt J a ia t B an jagni toast from a loving cue after ttafr • to aelvU ceremony to New York. Mr*. Courijaad nude bar I tha CotUilenBall to 1MR. Tha actor U tba former busbar* f Polly Bergaa. I t e r wate diverted to Eabnury of this year. UCttTARY OP AMKULTIM Esra Taft ■rtm-wtetoaC hag at 0m White Kouri oum la Washington. D. C,’ from StoaM Kate. 19, CUato*. Wte. Tha . ____raw formed ifck55USJSi^re,,ie-w“" tr,*<®rwd dinner fabte. It « u the Aral CPL WAUM W K « SI, cuts a wataoma-homa aaka In Naw York aa i hu yw* **»«• Join tn • eatebratlon for tbelr “Runny,’*who! wla Allayed fw j | daya by a glana crash. Wain, returning from duty. 12 DC*4 th*‘ er» * ^ la flame* * Hfositlft* kUHni 17 of §6 psno&s iboifd* Ha luffcrtd a lAvcfA l r i 1 bum. Out of tba hocpIUl and home at list, the happy-to-be-allv*1 * 'A hi , l 1,i cri hl» n»to9^ NlW PRSMHNT of Argentina Padre Engenlo Arambuni, holding hla flHt press eiplaraaca In fiuanoa Air** itnca Uklng over tba govern-) aiant, ouUlaaa some of hla early arbitraments. He discussed tha re­ turn of the newspaper “La Pren**Nto It* owner*; tha diiaolutida of tha Peren-te party-Aad gava assurance that ha has plana f t p " ; : i ___ _ __ I 4 �• - P®PS m B W tio w E ig w N Prosperity errssv l m —X com' t wont to A^Twa Pier 1038 It TO A___AWAV/ swaam or « i c e o « 3 j|^ - r /< ^ ...UNnm_ / Pleasing if ^ rr was w oe w » t that sue returned ONE DAY... ANO FELL At WITH THE FEVER THAT TOOK HER UW she would te a ME, NOWi ZARA. DOT/ hjfOU ARE A r o o t/ DAILY CROSSWORD ACROS* t. Aatagr ' inlnsrc: dtvelop•*' ment A Piters • - RModeraltly , frrblrtntndrd parson » Homs baa* ...... tbaseball) (11 Afsssnua alament . .11 HUialda dugouU ■.44. C hristm as Tv- geeg now s I. Permeable by liquids 3 Impera. lively 3. A place to swim 4. Girls nama 8. Garden tool 4. Gerinun ruer T. Th* bock palm I. Wa! poles t. Ain .Ie . blar.V.it 11. Ltterjry SO Owns 31. The legal pro­ fession 31. Releases from alines 34. Cut, aa Itrana 35. Inner l.irliof Ihe * “ilen f pi | -jaaM u a Wii lil'JUIllJIltl u u n :r.-J i q u i i tsy^iLj a u «d 1“ ii T“ 7 ™ b T " a" IU II □ ~ lo ii 31 3* r> TT TT y TT 7T m Hu i ** "•* * H arry W. B tllry to Joseph 0. o arry #| „ f M ta c e tfc A N * o re s»nurlty ln» Co. o( N*w Havan to E. i . M nuahton Jr, ravaeatlaa of imwar of attorney. Albert o. J a r rs ll at n s wt at ta K«rl H igginbotham . a s t., Was*. Byron K im ball at ua In C harn o o ‘ •* **• P '00* of ’ " bU* fkSu'V« to x r Jor,iP \ nlth to H om er W . B",t u ,,m,Bu ta Mra. T ide A. aduea Co. Ine, to Fla. *t0“- H A N O IA nn t.trvJXSB * eran Ruth Gordon, tt discard* ihlon Jr. at u . t . F la. J # h t t . Ban. Wilder’* u su a l symbolism end if.ndarson to C ltlsana f o r d M O .o r g l n M a a H o b l n s o a .i l . enlarges as boisterous Am. T . r to J . W . W altar JO i IS - riouchina at ux ta ta t * •1J- Legol Notice iit twi.ilo. Klnrlda: otli»rw l,« Ih* allaI * AM> FOB BBMINni.H C O IN . u:iil>in* of t.i'ii C im plulnl will be lak -n *• rnii(»,,r<r tyiT.NESI my hand and o ftlrtal •*al nf *ald Court In Banford, 0*__ ' , __ Ote*AMri. mlnola c .,u rJ r, Florida, this Ilk R e r w s w iNTBvnoN n> makh ■lay nf Li*c*tiib*r, IMS. a to n r/a i -oi a m M i f t o r r a il Inlay at n t t . B radford i** A.a . . . . * *. [. Ad«m* ot u i to Al7ion? -to* H ° #o rn" - rc ra , , , b as n n at M m *, .. ... t.i ' ,Hu.rr ha . . « ” * * 1 1 s-ilTiT C lark to W ltilar P ark •a a t u i to Seaboard m » « V ^ . M S *a »so l* A w ,r' "ko'ib* w ld 1!1 Mammon, t t , O rlando Crum pton to M utual J^jR W rlay Loulaa Muttycomba, I t. % TT" coi' ntv i.iTllae Y. McDonald ta Fla. Bnk. A T ru st Co. Clifton E. r**bt*e to AaaoeUt* L a m Co ’ SA TtirA CTION S i , t r»<i. Fav. A Loan Asia, ta Monro* R. Land a t lit. j „ p#d. dav. * Loan A t so. la Aril* M. Amtarsnn M-rwIn J. Hall at u t ta S ta r s # It. W illiams t t lit. g tat* Bnk. la H. O. Llngta | [ ill, ., gl( '« Bnk. t» S. C. Nusstll w . JJ W .T a a Marl* tv right. maker.” A fare* which etara vet­ V /l rr Seminole County Records : rn c w T T B it c o n n * n r r .n s Tulan a t u i ta Tt A. >»* . , _ . . . • h lrfu l O rand Lodgs . W illiam s »t lit h ta Jlmm l* im lth . rc lsh at u> ta Howard *• . _ , *rn*a ta Anna tt. L ay, . . . Ita a t t i t to Odham A , . , , t C ham btra at u t In worn* •te rto n J t . v l r to Ban- fin At. UI1- (Clark'* Hr*li stem W illiam s at ax to O ulf B m ith \t* u if 'ra lm s a 01*11 an* ...... .... W ellborn C. Phillip* Jr. Ine, ta tL . wnv ■' Jam ea A. Barry at al, lla p en d tr* iiVh ,» r i , e ta ta Bnk Qua Bohmah to Banford C»lado Second Looks at First Nights: PK „ i? ir , l u i to l i t T ruck O row srt Ine.. lla pandtra, ilo .n i.I n W aklva H unting Club to Augua- Th* highly successful mood of the 5s r l . H u . to 1s t Fad. J*o >- A nd.ra a t al. proof of p u b t W M ason continued with the arrival iA«*°Tk*mir*a inn. to to (a Woktva Club tn public*. A ugua. of Thornton wader's "The Match­ .Uto T lrn tra a ine. u An J ( rHt unting , t tJJ fro o ( #( rr* ••j □ i 31. Famed 31. Timber tvolf 33. To tenths 31 A larpo America* moth 38. Cravat v..rnt is.cur. L 3* Morning mouiurn 31. Dree lily 38. To rent under contract “ jtj roinonidun aj mu a s L ’r-' w y n n a cjiiinard ayf.-i(tiw mq-iTia a ijrau n toncirdw '.".liUl composition ■,}L Ita n d a rd a tiiLiLi:*; ra»aird::i X ANSWER?... IT • RATHER THE DOCS NOT MATTER? tEAvIS AND X€01)10 NOT PEAR RETURN..., TO SEE THE MAN K M HASTE/ called ' flash' y r - j n i* . IN RAIN/ y v ? * l / ’W Jx~ w il l ia m NSW YORK, (M - Broadway, now at tho midway w a rt la a m i io i el record success, la finding w —pertly pkasiag—aad perplexing. The bl( dcllfht: bos otflcs p M w t ncariag as all-time m art of a million dollara per week. The big poicr: bow to And room far other ahowi. Mala reaaos Mr n e b a atraaga dilemma la the exceptional aeries of remarkable dramatie offering* which have arrived on the Great While Way sine* September. Take a comparison with lait seaion alooa: Through mid-December of last year, >4 show* arrived, including a couple for limited eagagemeeU only; 10 quickly flopped. Through mid-December this year, t t —In­ cluding 4 limited engagement*— hive come to town; only T have bad te quit. Further, the quality of the wlaaera has beta excep­ tional. Add to the current crop 11 hold­ over shows from previous seasons and It Is easy to see why every available auditorium la hooked while an envious swarm ef other plsys have te delay production or ram a la out on tour la the hinter­ lands. FAINT-FILLED BOOS It's this that has a lot of Broad­ DENVER UV— Something now way's wisest beads wondering. has been added to the arsenal n( a ‘‘When the LunU have to stay1 band of vandals: eggs (Hied with wit ef town for week! sod weeks— paint. J. Al Davldek told police and then take only an tntsrim yesterday two auch eggs were booking, the theater Jam is bad thrown at the front porch of his indeed,” one veteran said. horn*. He aald tho vandals appar­ Ha referred to tha Lindsay- ently punch a small hole in the Crouea comedy *The Great Behaa- shell, drain the egg, and fill th* time,” which itara Alfred Lunt shell with,paint. and Lynn Fontana*. The abow comes late the ANTA Jan. S amid hopea that some ether theater win become available before its 414week lease expires. Another show la plroady booked te move Into the O I*. Ifarndun. c u sa a B cl# rk n f riro u lt C ourt FO ALL WHOM IT MAT roNcKIIN: By O. L Hunt Notleo b hi-rtbv glvrn thul litpi.ly Clark MORACH FE.VNKLL ha* lil-d III* f l w p a p o tt aa E ts m to r of tho *■• Job* M. MflCnrinlrk. % A ndsrson A Itnsh W a y fMIIA LAOEliqUIRT. <1*e e M a rt th a t he baa ftiad hi* Ball- itioa Ktorlila Nat'L Bank Bldg4 Orlando, Florida. DAILY W illiam M. Brown, t t . Banford tn Dorothy Allen Ifarrin. IJ . O rUado. CROSSWORD '» ' . * JIM , 1 II vtriMul ; • i * ti i • d • 11 ‘ * i< • n ■ DOWN - kns 1 ’*i * . ' 1 Bushy* , ffn a u tl a ' ^ . ■’ Ullad a4 On* who mammal Erst ■1 •> i • II ' fvar.) eettlM • ' n * ‘ ~ •II . I Swiss a rtglyo , * >i H canton 30. Bend *M| ■M » 111 * • 1 * *. S. Barrier tha »•'* around . head a Said la t i Drupeteta «*wii 4. ■'P 'r t i -. 11 greetla# or barrio#' ,T3. A Jackdaw I I . A flower \ P4 Parsonal otHolland , 14. InUrM lltW alUngueg# M. crown . ACROSB 11. An Old. ), World r t « . bird P. Estuary (So. Am. I p. More unadorned 10. Greek m art *4 place U IM M * Another theatrical surprise has been the first U. f . appearance ef HVKtt Britannic Majesty's Scots Guards hand, highland pipers tad diactrs. On tour, tt Was booked for a single New T o rt appearance and has had ta play three extra performance* ta fa s t. Madlam •qeere Garda* this w a rt ta atttafy capacity tk n ag a cheering the sam rt p r e e l s le a twirling aad prancing. A slightly less enthusiastic note greeted the arrival ef the Rodgers and Ham m en tain musical "Pipe Dream” a few evenings earlier. Actually, tt la a pleasant, leisurely evening aad baa a H a rte r ef pleasing M * M aeags. IT, O therw ise t # ef Bvinlnola County, Florida, tho ll t h Bay o f Jan u ary . I lia , •PSrovat o f fam a and fo r final W arae a* Caaoutor nf th a a ita to BMMA LAOBBQIHBT. 4*c**a»d. th is th a tlh day of D*camb*r, ’ /■ / Horaeo F*imall 1 - k a s tu lo r of the n its ts of EMMA LAUXnuUIBT, Do­ th M ?C l\v#lan4; i r , orgay g t Low (A B oxcalf. Sanford. FIorM a I , CTM VIT eOBBT M i l n a n s J im ic u L c i a c n r MB STATU OP FLONinA, D FOB ggiatNOLH CtlVRi c w A N c r n r no . W fs , c. PHILLIM. JA, , r u .,.. ta. Depart If- Ire la n d (poet.) M.TantalUB (iym-> g f.R m naai BUY N O W 34. Eskimo hi USE O U R LO W C O S T 'ff.Comelad t | 0. Wateh ovi G M A C FLAN (var) .. tg. incite (onj 1954 CHEVROLET Bel Air Stetlew WecM* You Pniat It II] 1955 OLDSMOBILE , W E'RE LO ADED N O DEALS REFUSED - PAY N E X T YEAR 34-Precieur Jeweta Redirt* i taym.) 4d A te diataiwe 4L Wagon* whesl groovo 4 i Pert of "to be” 4d City in Vfavede 1953 CAPILLAC M U r I h * T .I h m i g i f h kb4 fleeter M 1952 CADILLAC U b K w -ftm * n . 1951 CADILLAC ?•: • ■ . .■ ■JT* \Sf ' •1 1 �* - r- X " <> Weather 10 Cloudy to p i Mir flo ad y With littlo rh tn g * in te m p e ra tu re s through H ednesdsx. tilth today 84 to TP, Inn In n iih t 15 In St. H m ghopping Drnjr* llo til Christouu Tax Assessment Under Protest \ OUT ALUM ★ ★ ★ Boyhood Friends Now Work Together In Some Business Boyhood friend*, raised ta tho •am* Hanford neighborhood, a n • o v uoodatod b a local roal aatato ta d b aanaoa firm. • O ar Alba, 00-yaar-old aattra ad Sanford who loft hora b IPS* and Htamad to aiako his homo 1ta Sanford ta 1044, b now asaoabtad «M i Stamper Baal IiU ta and Smuraata Afonef a t l i t North B utt Ato. A lba antbtad ta tho U. S. In IS month* b i during World War discharged aa a Ha a tb adad Offteora Sthaal a t f o r t Banning, b IMS trfbra ha ratal rod as i Sacaad Uau- A letter protesting a tan isaassment aa pcraaaal property at tba Sanford Stab F irm an Market rams before tho Board of Sanford City Commissionera at iu moot* lag lilt sight. "Wi don't aoo any haab tor changing the aiM iimaat," wai the opinion handed down h r tho Commliikmrri on tho protest made by C h iu and Company. City Clerk and Tin Alienor H. N. Sayor told tho Board of Commitabneri that tho property wai in c ite d at g4,3W which wai, In hli opinion. In lino with other •n e n m e n b at tho Sanford State Farmer** Market. Tho tetter of prebit riled tho value of the peraoeal property at gl.SP0.50. Another probit w it made lait night by City Commissioner Jarir Ratlgan when he told the Board of Commlnioneri that "our atrecti a rt getting worn and won* aa eontraetora and utility companies dig up the alreeta and replace them aa they aeo lit." Arcaa of atreet weit of Magnolia Art. to Oak Ave., aa «00 aa an area seat of Sanford Ava., on F int S tm t wars pointed out as examples of lha manner b which paving la being replaced. "We muit find aomt way to con­ trol the replacement of paving If wo have to do It ouraelvea and charge the persona reaponaihla tor Urn work," said COmmtsiioocr Higginbotham, lh a matter wai retarred to City Attorney Wm. C. Hutchison Jr., and City Manager W ants B. Knowlaa tor bvaalgattoa aa to avenues the City may tobe to get­ ting pavement replaced to lb original conditio*. A call for bid* tor the resurfacing of part ar all af the a tm te to the street improvement aad pavbg program for Urn present fiscal year will ba made. City Maaagar W a rm B. Knowles told tho Board of OommUsiooen that SMh Street, bom Park to Franck; Laurel Avenue, from I4tb to Mtk Streets; MellonviUo Ave­ nue, from First to 4Mb Streets; all of SMh St., from summarito to ; and Itreeb to Urn May* ADm attoadad Oaarga Waahbgton CarsrarsHjr la Washington, 0 . C. Camtarnttag aa Ms r u t aumbar ad frbada and eagentninneea In • a n te d and tho Csatral Florida a m , Allan paid that ha ram* ta I know ta many haenuaa of hla busiaoaa affUlattona tinea returning hora la 1040 Ha f t ‘ Quid ferried Statu ________ and Barh. th a t m amployod h r Straab to ho resotfseod win ba Ckaaa aad Company, traralad far a ahert period af tlma and thoa dona In their priority order and hoc a mo Jatereitod In the roil aecordtog la cosb tor lha paviiMaetata boafaeaa whtn associated with a beat m l u t i t * firm aa a hrokor-aalasmaa. *1 received my original brokor-oalotmon ccrtlfl• aato from tho Florida Heal Estate Caamiaaba oa Jan. 1,1054," Allan asld. Ha ta a warnbar of the Sanford Klwaala Cbb, Chaplain of tho to* cal Elba Lodge, member and voatoyman of H ob Croat Episcopal m at's ab h ad Holy Croat BpiaBaesbta ta the flamtoob Oounty iS o rS fi office tor. the 11 Wifflam H. "BUT* Stompor, of month two day ported through tho Stamper Bool Batata and In- Dee. t was 447.81MS, according to 1 auraaeo Agoney, aald «! foal eg. n report completed yoatarday by tromaly fortuaato h haring Guy former Chief Deputy O. O. Owens. A lba aeaeriaUd with the agency Owena said, yoebrday that with dm. soldo horn hla capabilities, ha the final report being made, hla and I a r t among tho few watte* connection with tho iheriffa of­ horn resident* atiU making thalr fice U completed and ba will re­ livelihood In Santoni” Stamper turn to the Atlantic Coast lino •ddai, "I fa d a«ro that with hie Ballrosd to m u m s his position aa haowbdga ad Sanford and BomU conductor sometime after the first nota County, ha will ba of bnmon. ef January. w a h b hdp b finiag tho proparty According to the completed re­ f t proopoctlro homo and port, expenses b the b our a m .” County Bhoriff a offtaa during the administration of a u a p e n d a d Bhoriff Luther. Hobby nmountad to B40ABIUA A detailed account oM he erproata was eontnlaod b 3BN & S3C Christian Officers Elected Definite Proposal Expected To Arise The annual congregational moat­ ing of tha First Christian Churth, held last night, and presided aver by Georg* W. Morgan, chairman of tha hoard of officers, began, with a baptismal service for Mrs. Walter A. Brown Jr., 2548 Falmstto. Mrs. Slorgen and O. D. Landress assisted the minister tn / tha service. A local induitry, recently In the business period new afbrought to Banford, offered tho fieera ware unanimously electod Board of Banford City Commia- for tenures of two ysari and ons lloncre 1500 for an M foot atrip of land on Lakesher* Bird. The year. They aro W. H. Young, offar was turned dnw-n because Georgs W. Morgan, 0. D. l-an- A dedication of an ares tar parks ef the present and Impending ureas and B. H. Williams, aiders: in the City of Sanford was rewindvalue of tho take front footage. l.sstsr Tharp, Harry Falk, Earl ed at last night's masting of the Harry O. Russell, owner and Evans and Belt E. Purvis, deacons; Board nf Sanford City Commission­ builder of a new boat Industry In afld Mr*. James I.. Ilnrton Sr. and ers providing that a split nf funds a 50-M basis with Seminole Banford, explained to tho Roard of Mrs. Oscar T. Pearson, dsseon* County tanm the sale of the proper­ Commissioners that hli proposed casts. Mrs. Landress reported on tht ty ba realized. plans Included expansions of hli present buildings which would re­ work of tho Christian Woman’s The area on which the park de­ quire additional property In the Fellowship which is divided late dication was rescinded is between three groups under the chairman­ 34th and 25th Sts. on Park Ave. same area ai Ms present tile. The B4 feet of lake front footage ships of Mrs. J. W. Knight, Mrs. and lies on either side of the city runs parallel with Russell's pre­ Harry Falk and Mr*. Lester Tharp- throughfare. sent property which extends bark Mrs. Chandler Vail told ef tha ac­ There are M loti to the ares, all tso feet. tivities of the five youth and t>1 them, icrrwding to City Clerk Russell told the Commissioners children's groups which meet an H. N. Slyer, 54 or SB feet In width. that the stipulation In hit con­ 8 unday nights, followed hy "snack W. Pitt Vsmes, a resident of 5oulh tract with tha city for the oree- tlma" under the general direc­ Seminole County, as an Interested tlon of a building for a boat In­ tion ef Mrs. Charlea R. Gritma. citizen, asked the city to retain a dustry containing at least 3.000 Mrs. rearson, church school sup­ portion of Ih* ares for a city park. square feat of floor spare had erintendent, said that tha school He asld, "onre this Hrdlralinn is hose met and exraedad. Ha said Is "bursting at tha itama" and vacated w* lose one of the beauty that hla present building includes emphasised the need of a new edu­ spots of Sanford." 4,111 square ft*t. However, he cational building. Treasurer Young The rescinding of tho dedication is proposed that a new building to reported thnt all bill* due had contingent upon tho samo action houro an engineering office and been paid and that nearly 11004 being taken by the Board of County ona to house a paint spray shod had been given to the education Commissioners. Tho property Is bo erected on the property. Rus­ building fund. owned by Seminole County, sell also said that other buildings Pastor Terry L. Ilona revlawtd City Commissioner Earl Higgin ta which ta store boats and for soma of tho main aetlvitloa af ■toeka af lumbar aad materials tha ehurrh sine* ha bogaa hla botoam said, “ I would rather see ona developer build tola area so would bo aocoosary. ministry her* Aug. SI. A study that all of tho property is utilized Commissioner John Krider told for the pastor was created by Urn and put M Ih* tax rolls of the Russall, "I would not go along partitioning of an upstairs room. Cily." with any additional property until A 4000 lot north of the parsonaga In Mao with approving parks and soma substantial action la taken was purchased. Tha church park getting recreational areas Into use. ing lot south of tho sanctuary and shown." Commissioner John Krider report Commissioner Earl Higginboth­ was marked off with concrete ed that an agreement had been rea­ posts. Ths wiring of th t church am said, "We are now debating slier wss altered so as to enable It ched with the Atlantic Coast Line whether or not to accept an offer carry a heavier electrical load Railroad for a 14 foot strip of land af 130,M0 for property emaller to with sstety. Tho axtsrior wood­ south to tho Goldsboro Primary than youre aad b tho same vW- work nf tha church wss painted, gvihnto whleh will allow ths uae to alty .* - . Ua windows puttied, and lha tends proposed tor a playground Retsen told tho Board of Com­ screens refurbished. Two lighted "Just *■ soon aa lha agreement missioners "1 started about nlns lawn bulletin boards were erected, I* received,'* said Krider. "we will weeks ago with hare land and have tho Lamplighters Class giving 4135 b# ready to go ahead with our ;wodeveloped It, complying with all toward this project. Aa Increased poied plana tor lha recreational requirements and also buying a budget of 47,773 for 1454 was area." homo b Sanford. adopted, and an every member Tha eommlssloner* were advised "Primarily, ! am Interested in eanvase conducted to underwrite that plans hava already hern made boats," said Russell, "and ! feel it. for toa development of the play very very pleated and optimistic Informal evening services, em­ ground by next spring with funds about tha business, I am trying ta help the City aa well as hav­ phasising congregational singing, on hand m City and County appro were Inaugurated |ep t. It, with priation*. ing lha City help ms.’t different attendance sponsors A water Uns, now above grnuml. every Sunday night. The alien, will ha lowered hy city forces, dance has ranged from 34 In 73. which will allow the entire lira l« The pastor has preached * seriea be utilised for playground purposes. of sermons on “Major Idtaa la ths Eplsila of James." Thirty-six new members have betn added to the church, and clhrrs have committed themselves WASHINGTON uto -T h e Dixnn- to t*ke full fellowship soon. Last Ystes power group today sued the fiunday .Mr*. B. R. Boorman and government for 4S.5J4.7TS tor ex- Calvin Jsrdina transferred their penses to connection with the nnw- membership: and the following The Banford Grammar School canrelled contract for a private were baptized: Mrs. J. t„ Horton power plant in the Tennessee Jr., Judy and Lind* Baty, Grs- GIm Club will give a Christina* Valley Authority area. gmy Xibtarb, Brenda and Ivan mull* eonesrt Thursday evening, Tho suit was filed by the Missis­ Ellen, Jerry and Kenneth Jnhnson, Dee. IB, at 1:30 p. m. Mia* Gena Nunneliy ia direct­ sippi Vsllsy Gonersting Co. in the Richard Boorman, and Tommy ing tha musical affair with Mist U. S. Court of Claims. Hinson. K. H. Dixon, president of Missis­ Closing hla report !h* Rev. Allison Lt* serving as accompan­ sippi Valley Grnarattog, said la a Ftone said, "Ptaes and harmony ist. Participating In the Banford statement: hivt prevailed. Thera are fin* Grammar School music rnnrert "Wo tom manned this litigation peopl* In this church. Tha hatter will ha IS fifth and sixth graders. with every confidence to Its re­ I coma to know you tho warmer la Tha program will Include; "O mit." tho spot you occupy ta my heart. Dixon also la president of Middle I like Florida, Banford, and tha Coma All Ya Faithful", "Carols South Utilities Inr. which together church. 1 feel wo Hava a good op­ of tho Bells", "Ang-ls We Hava with the Southern Oo. sot up Missis­ portunity hare. If tho future Is Heard On High", "The Twelve sippi VaUey Gena rating to build a as happy a« tha past faw months Day* of Christmas", "Christmas 10V million dollar generating plant have been I shall b« contented Caadloa”, "Deck Ths Halls”, "Jlngl* Balts", and T'waa The «t Wort Memphis, Ark. to spend ths rest of my lift 1* Night Before Christmas", The purpose wai to oupply Florida." Mrs. James Bosard will h« power to tho TVA system to reAfter tho meeting gams* were heard on tho program as guest plaet power used elsewhere by the conducted hy Mrs. Stone, tha Atomic Energy Commission. The minister’s wife, and refreshments soloist, accompanied hy Mrs. Ar­ controversial contract wai can­ were served by CWF Group Throe, thur Beckwith Jr. Mrs. Bosard will aing "There’s A Song In Tha celed last summer aad on Nov. Mrs. Tharp, chairman. Air”, "Tha Birthday of a King”, a the Atomic Energy Commltskm and “Sweet Little Jeaua Boy." announced' that It would net pay Thore will bo no admission Mississippi Valley Generating for chsrgo to tha program whleh will Three-Day Test nanoy already expended. h* given In tha auditorium of Undertaken By City latosed Grammar School, Offer Is Rejected By Commissioners For Land Purchase Sheriff's Office Receipts Hit Total Of Over $47,600 Dixon-Yales Croup Sues Government VFW is Addressed By Cipf. Jackson Not Income for Hobby during tho 11 month ported canto to »T,U0.f# which was 4TP9.01 abort of tha amount that could bare during tha a triif aut af tha 40,000 aHawahb for U aar.A b a u t l .* ,e X ^ u ^ U m tb« offlea over tho on tiro ItVeterans- af Ferrig* Ware at month period af tha year. theta vagular meettog to Boated. Auditor* aro still working on Hb maaaaaa eeweorwad the part tha hooka for tho ported of A aeSk£S5 3: I b our Mattooal and ha agab ^ __ tael that tho nabo abd kp abarafl h and around the Cite of Boated b an C a tr- ■ *» With Auditor Graham W i l t S '* *sr’S " * fL & c a r t a .s& A W H ta ta up to "boa rom vouata ta tha time that Sheriff Grammar Glee Club Will Give Concert A Ihrro-dsy tart b baiag under­ by the City to Sanford to Elks Will Sponsor taken whleh tha opmttoa to to* water D«c. 15 Last Day plant win ba changad to ardar tha City Water Dapartmaat For- Registration 'Bloodmobile' Here might operate to* water tank to H. K a sb ar Electod Sfirfoo Club Leoder The Central Florida flood leak 's waro atoctad hy "Bloodmobile" will he to Banford Ch* at lb b a t fkureday afternoon under the aus­ pice* ef the ta n ferd Elk's Club. Doaore will t entribute VMood from S to B-p. m. b tho elub'a pm -Mm I * « , bi now aaaox w hen the VtoodawMb will bo loro tad, . A fro* bank dbror, wtthaHtfcs trimming*, will h* sarrod to all Anton with U p son Ktalaw atrv. tog aa chof tor tha soanaba. All mn ehy i af lha B ka Club, M well aa thalr frianda and aato. aro betted j j » ■<«»iMwTteL" Merchants Association G athers City Turns Down , Park Suggestion Involving 30 Lots » If bow oa MaltoavUb Avmua to Ha aaaful capacity. Tha report was made to tha Board of Sanford City Commtaaloiwra last night by City Maaagar W arm B. Knowlaa. Kaowlta told too aommlssloaers that tha thro* day test, which started yesterday, may aUattoate Uw aaad to a basilar pump. "Rather than aa* toa City f* to­ te a four to Bra thousand dollar *spaaaa, tho now tort b batog erasttod to aaa Mw* aaa aaaoaatosBy A t Salvation Army !%• Salvation Army, which la tha Christmas Ralief Clearing Note# for thla area, hat announc­ ed,that Doe. IS will bo tho last day for roglatratloa. **M b necessary that Invesliga lions ho held oa registered families. For this reason li will ho impootlhl* to aerapt any appli­ cates* at tho last minute," It wai brought out. "If you know to anyone who deairoa Christmas relief, pleas* advia* them to register at Tbt Sal­ vation Army, M4 B. tod I t , on or * 0 ciftg ta Fund Raising Is Discussed "Out of this meeting should come a definite proposal from Sanford Manufacturing Company as to what it will do In locating the new plant in Sanfrrd" w it Ihe general ronsensu* ol opinion 1nt a meeting of Ihe Sanford Merchanls Association held this morn­ ing In Ihe office nf City Manager Warren E. Knowles. More than IS merchants and re­ presentative* of husinessesi ta J, Sanford met to discuss the po.>j sihllillea nf raising hinds with i which In htuld a new building for ihe rapidly expanding manufactur­ ing plant. Wholehearted fonperalion wai expressed In rommitmenlx tn lend Ihe nere.ssary portion of tha money nercusary for conitruetlon costa. Remlnol* County rhamher of COMMIBHION-KLKCT AND MRS. David Gatchel, Sheriff and Mrs. Denver Cordell at tha brilliant Saturday night opening of the Mayfair Tommerre M a n a g e r Forrert Breckenrldge explained tho San­ Inn, {Staff Photo) ford Manufacturing Company pita tor acquiring a completely air conditioned building of 12-thnuasmf square feet tn houae double the number of employes presently «mployed at their ganford Ava. lo­ cation. * Industrial Committeo Chalrmao Don Bales said that 85 employe* Store than a hundred golfers and arc now crowded into the small store building now being used and golf enthusiast* were at tho Mayfair Inn's Semlnoln Country Club that the annual payroll would run well over $100,000. golf rourao yesterday few practice With tha expansion program to rounds tn preparation for the quali­ ih* firm which mamifarturea fication rounds which began this shirts a«4t pajamas Under UM morning at approximately g o ’jlock. (Cant ta aed *a Fag* Eight) Visitors are pouring Into Binfuril from over tho Slate and through­ out the golfing world to watch the There was snow in Sanford yes­ matches and In follow the plsyrrs over the IB hole course when they terday, and second grade pupils at Soulhside can attest to it, get underway Thursday morning Harvey Hale, manager nf the A dinner will be given tonight, at the .Mayfair Inn, hminring the golf locai A A P store said that he was era and newsmen in Sanfnrd lor the rutting bundles of Christinas event. Pairings for Ih* Pro-Am Trees that had arrived hy Iruek edlirr Washington or Ore­ tournament which will ho played from gon. and invide tree In the tomorrow will lie drawn tonight he bundle wa«Ihe covered with snow ginning at 4 n'clnek. The dinner be­ "There was a snowball as big ResllcattoA of-a General Sanford gin* st 7 o'clock anil la open to the a* a softball on on# of them," Memorial Library moved a »tep closer last night as lha Board of public. till* Said. , S.mhird Cily Commissioners desig­ Already to Sanford to watch the "I look the tree out to Soulhside proceedings nf the tournament is School ami pupils in the second nated an area m Fort Mellon Farit Horaro Btnneham, head of the vast grade room af Miss Elizabeth on whlrh the memorial building.will New York Giant* organization. With Satterflelxl had an opportunity to bo erected. Represented by Gen. J. C. Hutch­ him la Pete Stoneham and Bill Rig see and feel real snow." Kale said. ison and It. B. Tope, the Gcner.il "They even ale some nt the ney Rigney la msnagrr of the New York Giants. Also expected in Ran snow," Hale said. "In prove that Sanford Memorial Library and Mu­ seum Committee requested that an ford for the event are Fred Hutch- it was tho real thing." area beginning .VO feet west of Ih* toann and Joe DiMaggio. Carl Hub present etvle building in Fort Mel­ bell, hrad of the New Yark Giants Edgewater Singers lon Park, extending 200 feet we«$ Farm System is also here for the from F int St. In Seminola event. Present* Greetings and Bird , he set aside tor Ihe propoied It Is experled that Hiiirhinsnn will building. play in the tournament hut DiMag In Musical Form Tim Board of Cily Commissioner* gio said "I am coming as a sped* Ranfnrd Rotnrlan* were wtst.ed was told that a building tn roil ap­ tor and do not expert to play." a "very, very, vory, very, very, proximately llt.noo dollar* will b* Amateurs and Pros playing qtial vary Merry Christmas" at their creeled tn house the library and *► if)ing rounds this morning, and regular weekly meeting yesterday rhives that are appraised at a Ihcir teores, are: Mel Ashlnn, 75; noon at the Kpltcpal parish House value nf $1 nno.oon The eommltten L. Thomiidnn, It; lam Bateman, hy a aelrictrd group nf Edgewater nlxn told the commlxdoner* that 71; R. Beattie. 70; Gena Bona, 50; High (school Chorataires from Or­ Ihe area In the vicinity would b* F. Boynton, 71, It. Braun, 72; D. lando In a program of well chosen beautified including Ihe lake in tha Brown, 74: E. Brown, 78; J. Cav- number*. The ansrmble nf 24 park. Camellias, said to have bees •ok. 74; R, Coffee. 7i; D. Davis. white suited young turn known n* originally brought In Ihe cily hy 70; H. Dunlap. 71; H. H. Grier, 42 "The Eaglealrls" sang four selec­ Gen. Sanford, will he planted 14 C. Morgan, 41; R. Mann, 78; G. W. tions and were then Joined by the area around (he proposed build­ McKenzie, 78; P. Rouse, 74; II. over 40 young ladies in led skirt* ing. said Gen. Hutchison, Williams, Sr., 7(1; and L. Rarlosak, and white blouse* (the school The area designated for Ihe rmts color motif| under the direction 70. stniclion of the prnpo«ed library Participants still arriving up oi Mrs. Harold Thomas. and museum building is directly The program, arranged and In­ In one o'rlock today and olhrrs troduced by William C. Hutchison in fronl of Ihe pi event Semlnol* were still on the course when the •lr., general program chairman County Motor* building >nd take* unofficial scores were tabulated for the year of the l o c a l In one end of Ihe lake. shortly tiler noon today. club, was enthusiastically re- The focal committee proposing tn On Ihe course for prsetire rounds rereived. Visiting It o t a r i a n a build Ihr library and museum also M ay were Frank Stranahan, Ed and guest* wero I n t r o d u c* asked lh.il the new take in Fort Fn.gol, and Sam Snrsd. ed hy the Rev. Lucian Scott who Mellon Park he named "Lake Car* Mayfair Inn Manager Frank Me- also offered the Invocation. The nla" after Mr« Dow. Tk« Board of ban* Jr., In planning tha ovant meeting, moved from the Yacht Commissioner* accepted the propo­ for Sanford, said earlier that aa Cluh to tha Parish House tn better sed name amt adopted it for lha many as four thousand visitors present tha program, was rnn- City. would be her* to follow tha play­ Hurled hy president William (Bill) Other Item* dismissed hy th* ers and watch tha events from Ihe Bush. Board of Commissioners Included sidelines along the fairway, the designation of the two banks ia Tho cool weather and possibilities Winter Melons Sinford *x depositaries tor the City. of shower* have not dampened the Hie date for the next meeting nf iplrlt of the golfers. They're com­ Grown By G. Jones the Board nf Sanford City Commis­ ing In each hour, bolh aa visitors Watermelons In Ihe wintertime sioners was changed from Monday, and participant!. la the blll-of-far* at ona home In Dec, 28 to Tuesday, n*c. 17 because Radio Station W1IOO, of Orlando, Sanford. of Ihe conflicting holiday, Commis­ has completed plans to cover the George Jones, who lives in Ihe sioner! were advised that Ranford tournament by bulletin broadcasts Floral Heights section of Sanford, merchants plan to close on Dee. M from the Mayfair Ian Seminole reported to The Sanford Herald to observe the Christmas holiday Country Club and tor Ihe benrflt nf yesterday that he had just eut and advised Cily Mgr. Warren E. listener*' who cannot attend Ihe the second watermelon from a Knowles that Ihe City Hall would tournament, will broadcast a wrap- vine in hit yard In three days. also close on that date. up of the daily event* lab ta the According tn tbt amateur farm­ The first raiding of an ordinance afternoon. er, the melons weigh about 25 rezonlng an area between 20th and Tho "Mayfair Inn Open", a 413,- pounda and aro tha best he has 24th Sts. on Mellonvllle Ave. from 880 PGA Tournament will continue ever had. an R1AA to R1AB singla dwellinf through Sunday and will emchtda Jones said that In glutted tha area wai heard. Two ordlnaneeg with tho awarding to tho Vardtn seed from soma that war* bapt wore put on first reading vacating o tha Mg- treat a watermelon ha had pur- aBaywiya at 23th aid Breach aai I Trophy and tea naming to at B tetaa w h ir to Over 100 Golfers In Practice Round Soulhside Pupils Vouch For Snow In City Yesterday General Sanford Memorial Library Moves Step Closer * -W —P 1 ___ II — ^H � 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. 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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>, December 14, 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/fd370d1230c3c1b7275abfaeebfa6e08.pdf 815611cb21710925e91af88dc229a51b PDF Text Text • - P®PS m B W t io w E ig w N errssv l m —X com' t wont to A^Twa Pier 1038 It TO A___AWAV/ swaam or « i c e o « 3 j|^ - r /< ^ ...UNnm_ / Prosperity Pleasing if w il l ia m stem ^ rr was w oe w » t that sue returned ONE DAY... ANO FELL At WITH THE FEVER THAT TOOK HER UW she would te a ME, NOWi ZARA. DOT/ hjfOU ARE A r o o t/ X ANSWER?... IT • RATHER THE DOCS NOT MATTER? tEAvIS AND X€01)10 NOT PEAR RETURN..., TO SEE THE MAN K M HASTE/ called ' flash' y r- j n i* . IN RAIN/ y v ? * l / ’W J x ~ DAILY CROSSWORD Seminole County Records ACROS* t. A atagr : rncwTT Bit conn* ' inlnsrc: dtvelop•*' ment A Piters • - R M oderaltly , frrblr- tntndrd parson » Homs baa* ...... tbaseball) (11 Afsssnua alament . .11 HUialda dugouU ■.44. Christmas Tv- geeg ■,}L Itandarda tiiLiLi:*; ra»aird::i SO Owns 31. The legal -jaaM u a Wii pro­ lil'JUIllJIltl fession u u n :r.-J i q u i i 31. Releases tsy^iLj a u jt j i from roinonidun alines aj mu a s L ’r-' 34. Cut, aa w y n n a cjiiinard Itrana ayf.-i(tiw mq-iTia 35. Inner a ijra u n toncirdw l.irliof Ihe * “ilen f pi | '.".liUl 31. Famed 31. Timber v..rnt tvolf is.cur. L 33. To 3* Morning tenths mouiurn 31. Dree lily 31 A larpo 38. To rent America* under moth 38. Cravat contract now s I. Permeable by liquids 3 Impera. lively 3. A place to swim 4. Girls nama 8. Garden tool 4. Gerinun ruer T. Th* bock palm I. Wa! poles t. Ain .Ie . blar.V.it 11. Ltterjry composition «d “ 1“ T“ ii 7™b T" a" IU II rr* ••j □ □ ~ lo V/l rr 3* ii 31 r> TT TT w. y JJ TT 7T TT" m JO % IS•1J- * i Legol Notice W .T a a coi' ntv a to n r/a i -oi iit twi.ilo. Klnrlda: otli»rwl,« Ih* allalak-n *• rnii(»,,r<r tyiT.NESI my hand and oftlrtal •*al nf *ald Court In Banford, 0*mlnola c.,urJr, Florida, this Ilk ■lay nf Li*c*tiib*r, IMS. (Clark'* Hr*li O I*. Ifarndun. cl#rk nf riroult Court By O. L Hunt litpi.ly Clark Job* M. MflCnrinlrk. % Andsrson A Itnsh itioa Ktorlila Nat'L Bank Bldg4 Orlando, Florida. I * AM> FOB BBMINni.H COIN. u:iil>in* of t.i'ii Cimplulnl will be __ ' , __ Ote*AMri. R e r w s w iNTBvnoN n> makh a m M i f t o r rail fin At. UI1c u sa a B FO ALL WHOM IT MAT roNcKIIN: Notleo b hi-rtbv glvrn thul MORACH FE.VNKLL ha* lil-d III* f l w papott aa E tsm tor of tho *■• W a y fMIIA LAOEliqUIRT. <1*- eeM art that he baa ftiad hi* Ball- t # ef Bvinlnola County, Florida, tho llth Bay o f January. Ilia , •PSrovat o f fama and for final Warae a* Caaoutor nf tha aitato BMMA LAOBBQIHBT. 4*c**a»d. this tha tlh day of D*camb*r, ’ /■ / Horaeo F*imall 1 - kastulor of the n itsts of EMMA LAUXnuUIBT, Do­ th M?Cl\v#lan4; i r , orgay gt Low (A Boxcalf. Sanford. FIorMa I , CTMVIT eOBBT M il n a n s Jim ic u L c i a c n r MB STATU OP FLONinA, D FOB ggiatNOLH CtlVRi c w A N c r n r no . W fs, c. PHILLIM. JA, , r u .,.. NSW YORK, (M - Broadway, now at tho midway w a rt la a m i io i el record success, la finding w —pertly pkasiag—aad perplexing. The bl( dcllfht: bos otflcs p M w t ncariag as all-time m art of a million dollara per week. The big poicr: bow to And room far other ahowi. Mala reaaos Mr n e b a atraaga dilemma la the exceptional aeries of remarkable dramatie offering* which have arrived on the Great While Way sine* September. Take a comparison with lait seaion alooa: Through mid-December of last year, >4 show* arrived, including a couple for limited eagagemeeU only; 10 quickly flopped. Through mid-December this year, t t —In­ cluding 4 limited engagement*— hive come to town; only T have bad te quit. Further, the quality of the wlaaera has beta excep­ tional. Add to the current crop 11 hold­ over shows from previous seasons and It Is easy to see why every available auditorium la hooked while an envious swarm ef other plsys have te delay production or ram a la out on tour la the hinter­ lands. FAINT-FILLED BOOS It's this that has a lot of Broad­ DENVER UV— Something now way's wisest beads wondering. has been added to the arsenal n( a ‘‘When the LunU have to stay1 band of vandals: eggs (Hied with wit ef town for week! sod weeks— paint. J. Al Davldek told police and then take only an tntsrim yesterday two auch eggs were booking, the theater Jam is bad thrown at the front porch of his indeed,” one veteran said. horn*. He aald tho vandals appar­ Ha referred to tha Lindsay- ently punch a small hole in the Crouea comedy *The Great Behaa- shell, drain the egg, and fill th* time,” which itara Alfred Lunt shell with,paint. and Lynn Fontana*. The abow comes late the ANTA Jan. S amid hopea that some ether theater win become available before its 414week lease expires. Another show la plroady booked te move Into the Marl* m Hu i to Homer W. n rr.n s tv right. Tulan at ui ta Tt A. i.iTllae Y. McDonald ta Fla. Bnk. >»* . , _ . . . A Trust Co. • hlrful Orand Lodgs Clifton E. r**bt*e to AaaoeUt* . Williams »t lit Lam Co h ta Jlmml* imlth. ’ SATtirACTIONS rclsh at u> ta Howard i ,t r»<i. Fav. A Loan Asia, ta *• . _ , Monro* R. Land at lit. *rn*a ta Anna tt. Layj „ p#d. dav. * Loan At so. la , . . . Aril* M. Amtarsnn Ita at tit to Odham A M-rwIn J. Hall at ut ta Stars# , . , , It. Williams tt lit. t Chambtra at u t In gtat* Bnk. la H. O. Llngta worn* | [ ill, ., •terton Jt.v lr to Bangl( '« Bnk. t» S. C. Nusstll f k S u 'V « to x r Jor,iP \ B" ,t u ,,m,Bu Inlay at n t t . Bradford ** "•** i* A.a * Al*. o arry Harry#| W. [.*Ad«m* ot. ... u i to „f Btllry to Joseph 0. 7ion? -to* °Horn # " - crann r , , , b at as MtacetfcAN*ore s»nurlty ln» Co. o( N*w Havan M m *, to E. i. Mnuahton Jr, ravaeatlaa .. ... t . i of imwar of attorney. ' ,Hu.rr ha..« ”* * 11 Albert o. Jarrsll at ns wt at ta s-ilTiT Higginbotham. ast., Clark to Wltilar Park K«rl Byron Kimball at ua Was*. In Char•a at u i to Seaboard noo‘ •* **• P'00* of ’ "bU* nlth ta Mra. Tide A. Williams at ax to Oulf Bmith\t*uif'ralmsa 01*11an* ...... .... Wellborn C. Phillip* Jr. Ine, ta tL. wnv ■' Jamea A. Barry at al, lla pendtr* iiVh ,» r i , etata Bnk Qua Bohmah to Banford C»lado Second Looks at First Nights: PK„i?ir , l u i to lit Truck Orowsrt Ine.. lla pandtra, ilo .n i .I n Waklva Hunting Club to Augua- Th* highly successful mood of the 5s r l . H u . to 1st Fad. J*o>- And.ra at al. proof of pubtW Mason continued with the arrival iA«*°Tk*mir*a inn. to Hunting Club #( tn public*. Augua. of Thornton wader's "The Match­ .Uto Tlrntraa ine. to (a Woktva u AnJ (rt , t tJJ froo( maker.” A fare* which etara vet­ aduea Co. Ine, to Fla. *t0“- HANOIAnn t.trvJXSB * eran Ruth Gordon, tt discard* ihlon Jr. at u . t . Fla. J#htt. Ban. Wilder’* usual symbolism end if.ndarson to Cltlsana fordM O .orglnM aaH oblnsoa.il. enlarges as boisterous Am. * Another theatrical surprise has been the first U. f . appearance ef T .r to J. W. Waltar »«V ^. M S HVKtt Britannic Majesty's Scots *a»so l* Aw,r' "ko'ib* wld1!1Mammon, tt, Orlando Crumpton to Mutual J^jRWrlay Loulaa Muttycomba, It. Guards hand, highland pipers tad diactrs. On tour, tt Was booked riouchina at ux ta tat William M. Brown, tt. Banford tn for a single New T o rt appearance Dorothy Allen Ifarrin. IJ. OrUado. and has had ta play three extra performance* ta fa s t. Madlam •qeere Garda* this w a rt ta atttafy CROSSW ORD capacity tk n ag a cheering the '» ' . * U IM M JIM , 1 II ACROSB vtriMul ; • i * ti i • d • 1 1. An Old. 11 ‘ * i< • n ■ DOWN - kns ), World r t « 1 ’*i * . ' 1 Bushy* , ffn a u tl . bird a ' ^ . ■’ Ullad a4 On* who P. Estuary mammal Erst (So. Am. I ■1 •> i • II ' fvar.) eettlM p. More • ' n * ‘~ •II . I Swiss a rtglyo unadorned , * >i H canton 30. Bend *M| ■M » 111 * • 10. Greek 1 * *. S. Barrier tha »•'* m art *4 around . head place a Said la ti Drupeteta «*wii 4. ■'P 'r t i .- 11 greetla# or barrio#' ,T3. A Jackdaw II. A flower \ P4 Parsonal otHolland , DAILY sam rt p r e e l s le a twirling aad prancing. A slightly less enthusiastic note greeted the arrival ef the Rodgers and Ham m en tain musical "Pipe Dream” a few evenings earlier. Actually, tt la a pleasant, leisurely evening aad baa a H a rte r ef pleasing M * M aeags. 14. In U r M lltW alUngueg# M. crown . IT, Otherwise ta. Depart If- Ireland (poet.) M.TantalUB (iym-> g f.R m naai 34. Eskimo hi (var) .. 'ff.Comelad t | 0. Wateh ovi BUY NOW USE OUR LOW COST GMAC FLAN tg. incite (onj 34-Precieur Jeweta Redirt* i taym.) 4d A te diataiwe 4L Wagon* whesl groovo 4 i Pert of "to be” 4d City in Vfavede 1954 CHEVROLET Bel Air Stetlew WecM* You Pniat It II] 1955 OLDSMOBILE , WE'RE LOADED NO DEALS REFUSED - PAY NEXT YEAR 1953 CAPILLAC M Ur I h * T.I h m i gifh kb4 fleeter M 1952 CADILLAC U b K w -ftm * n . 1951 CADILLAC ?•: • ■ . .■ ■ JT* \Sf ' •1 1 �* - r- X " <> Weather 10 Cloudy to p i Mir floady With littlo rhtng* in tem peratures through Hednesdsx. tilth today 84 to TP, Inn Inniiht 15 In St. H m ghopping Drnjr* llotil Christouu Tax Assessment U n d e r P ro test \ OUT ALUM ★ ★ ★ Boyhood Friends Now Work Together In Some Business Boyhood friend*, raised ta tho •am* Hanford neighborhood, a n • o v uoodatod b a local roal aatato ta d b aanaoa firm. • O ar Alba, 00-yaar-old aattra ad Sanford who loft hora b IPS* and Htamad to aiako his homo 1ta Sanford ta 1044, b now asaoabtad «M i Stamper Baal IiU ta and Smuraata Afonef a t l i t North B utt Ato . A lba antbtad ta tho U. S. In IS month* b i during World War discharged aa a Ha a tb adad Offteora Sthaal a t f o r t Banning, b IMS trfbra ha ratal rod as i Sacaad Uau- A letter protesting a tan isaassment aa pcraaaal property at tba Sanford Stab F irm an Market rams before tho Board of Sanford City Commissionera at iu moot* lag lilt sight. "Wi don't aoo any haab tor changing the aiM iimaat," wai the opinion handed down h r tho Commliikmrri on tho protest made by C h iu and Company. City Clerk and Tin Alienor H. N. Sayor told tho Board of Commitabneri that tho property wai in c ite d at g4,3W which wai, In hli opinion. In lino with other •n e n m e n b at tho Sanford State Farmer** Market. Tho tetter of prebit riled tho value of the peraoeal property at gl.SP0.50. Another probit w it made lait night by City Commissioner Jarir Ratlgan when he told the Board of Commlnioneri that "our atrecti a rt getting worn and won* aa eontraetora and utility companies dig up the alreeta and replace them aa they aeo lit." Arcaa of atreet weit of Magnolia Art. to Oak Ave., aa «00 aa an area seat of Sanford Ava., on F int S tm t wars pointed out as examples of lha manner b which paving la being replaced. "We muit find aomt way to con­ trol the replacement of paving If wo have to do It ouraelvea and charge the persona reaponaihla tor Urn work," said COmmtsiioocr Higginbotham, lh a matter wai retarred to City Attorney Wm. C. Hutchison Jr., and City Manager W ants B. Knowlaa tor bvaalgattoa aa to avenues the City may tobe to get­ ting pavement replaced to lb original conditio*. A call for bid* tor the resurfacing of part ar all af the a tm te to the street improvement aad pavbg program for Urn present fiscal year will ba made. City Maaagar W a rm B. Knowles told tho Board of OommUsiooen that SMh Street, bom Park to Franck; Laurel Avenue, from I4tb to Mtk Streets; MellonviUo Ave­ nue, from First to 4Mb Streets; all of SMh St., from summarito to ; and Itreeb to Urn May* ADm attoadad Oaarga Waahbgton CarsrarsHjr la Washington, 0 . C. Camtarnttag aa Ms r u t aumbar ad frbada and eagentninneea In • a n te d and tho Csatral Florida a m , Allan paid that ha ram* ta I know ta many haenuaa of hla busiaoaa affUlattona tinea returning hora la 1040 Ha f t ‘ Quid ferried Statu ________ and Barh. th a t m amployod h r Straab to ho resotfseod win ba Ckaaa aad Company, traralad far a ahert period af tlma and thoa dona In their priority order and hoc a mo Jatereitod In the roil aecordtog la cosb tor lha paviiMaetata boafaeaa whtn associated with a beat m l u t i t * firm aa a hrokor-aalasmaa. *1 received my original brokor-oalotmon ccrtlfl• aato from tho Florida Heal Estate Caamiaaba oa Jan. 1,1054," Allan asld. Ha ta a warnbar of the Sanford Klwaala Cbb, Chaplain of tho to* cal Elba Lodge, member and voatoyman of H ob Croat Episcopal m at's ab h ad Holy Croat BpiaBaesbta ta the flamtoob Oounty iS o rS fi office tor. the 11 Wifflam H. "BUT* Stompor, of month two day ported through tho Stamper Bool Batata and In- Dee. t was 447.81MS, according to 1 auraaeo Agoney, aald «! foal eg. n report completed yoatarday by tromaly fortuaato h haring Guy former Chief Deputy O. O. Owens. A lba aeaeriaUd with the agency Owena said, yoebrday that with dm. soldo horn hla capabilities, ha the final report being made, hla and I a r t among tho few watte* connection with tho iheriffa of­ horn resident* atiU making thalr fice U completed and ba will re­ livelihood In Santoni” Stamper turn to the Atlantic Coast lino •ddai, "I fa d a«ro that with hie Ballrosd to m u m s his position aa haowbdga ad Sanford and BomU conductor sometime after the first nota County, ha will ba of bnmon. ef January. w a h b hdp b finiag tho proparty According to the completed re­ f t proopoctlro homo and port, expenses b the b our a m .” County Bhoriff a offtaa during the administration of a u a p e n d a d Bhoriff Luther. Hobby nmountad to B40ABIUA A detailed account oM he erproata was eontnlaod b 3BN & S3C Christian Officers Elected The annual congregational moat­ ing of tha First Christian Churth, held last night, and presided aver by Georg* W. Morgan, chairman of tha hoard of officers, began, with a baptismal service for Mrs. Walter A. Brown Jr., 2548 Falmstto. Mrs. Slorgen and O. D. Landress assisted the minister tn / tha service. A local induitry, recently In the business period new afbrought to Banford, offered tho fieera ware unanimously electod Board of Banford City Commia- for tenures of two ysari and ons lloncre 1500 for an M foot atrip of land on Lakesher* Bird. The year. They aro W. H. Young, offar was turned dnw-n because Georgs W. Morgan, 0. D. l-an- A dedication of an ares tar parks ef the present and Impending ureas and B. H. Williams, aiders: in the City of Sanford was rewindvalue of tho take front footage. l.sstsr Tharp, Harry Falk, Earl ed at last night's masting of the "Out of this meeting should Harry O. Russell, owner and Evans and Belt E. Purvis, deacons; Board nf Sanford City Commission­ come a definite proposal from builder of a new boat Industry In afld Mr*. James I.. Ilnrton Sr. and ers providing that a split nf funds Sanford Manufacturing Company a 50-M basis with Seminole Banford, explained to tho Roard of Mrs. Oscar T. Pearson, dsseon* as to what it will do In locating County tanm the sale of the proper­ Commissioners that hli proposed casts. the new plant in Sanfrrd" w it Mrs. Landress reported on tht ty ba realized. plans Included expansions of hli Ihe general ronsensu* ol opinion present buildings which would re­ work of tho Christian Woman’s The area on which the park de­ 1nt a meeting of Ihe Sanford Merquire additional property In the Fellowship which is divided late dication was rescinded is between chanls Association held this morn­ three groups under the chairman­ 34th and 25th Sts. on Park Ave. ing In Ihe office nf City Manager same area ai Ms present tile. Warren E. Knowles. The B4 feet of lake front footage ships of Mrs. J. W. Knight, Mrs. and lies on either side of the city More than IS merchants and re­ runs parallel with Russell's pre­ Harry Falk and Mr*. Lester Tharp- throughfare. presentative* of husinessesi ta sent property which extends bark Mrs. Chandler Vail told ef tha ac­ There are M loti to the ares, all J, Sanford met to discuss the po.>tso feet. tivities of the five youth and t>1 them, icrrwding to City Clerk j sihllillea nf raising hinds with Russell told the Commissioners children's groups which meet an H. N. Slyer, 54 or SB feet In width. i which In htuld a new building for that the stipulation In hit con­ 8unday nights, followed hy "snack W. Pitt Vsmes, a resident of 5oulh ihe rapidly expanding manufactur­ tract with tha city for the oree- tlma" under the general direc­ Seminole County, as an Interested ing plant. tlon of a building for a boat In­ tion ef Mrs. Charlea R. Gritma. citizen, asked the city to retain a Wholehearted fonperalion wai Mrs. rearson, church school sup­ dustry containing at least 3.000 portion of Ih* ares for a city park. expressed In rommitmenlx tn square feat of floor spare had erintendent, said that tha school He asld, "onre this Hrdlralinn is lend Ihe nere.ssary portion of tha hose met and exraedad. Ha said Is "bursting at tha itama" and vacated w* lose one of the beauty money nercusary for conitruetlon that hla present building includes emphasised the need of a new edu­ spots of Sanford." costa. cational building. Treasurer Young 4,111 square ft*t. However, he The rescinding of tho dedication is Remlnol* County rhamher of proposed that a new building to reported thnt all bill* due had contingent upon tho samo action COMMIBHION-KLKCT AND MRS. David Gatchel, Sheriff and Mrs. Cordell at tha brilliant Saturday night opening of the Mayfair Tommerre M a n a g e r Forrert houro an engineering office and been paid and that nearly 11004 being taken by the Board of County Denver Breckenrldge explained tho San­ ona to house a paint spray shod had been given to the education Commissioners. Tho property Is Inn, {Staff Photo) ford Manufacturing Company pita building fund. bo erected on the property. Rus­ owned by Seminole County, tor acquiring a completely air sell also said that other buildings Pastor Terry L. Ilona revlawtd City Commissioner Earl Higgin conditioned building of 12-thnuasmf ta which ta store boats and for soma of tho main aetlvitloa af square feet tn houae double the botoam said, “ I would rather see ■toeka af lumbar aad materials tha ehurrh sine* ha bogaa hla number of employes presently «mona developer build tola area so would bo aocoosary. ministry her* Aug. SI. A study that all of tho property is utilized ployed at their ganford Ava. lo­ Commissioner John Krider told for the pastor was created by Urn and put M Ih* tax rolls of the cation. * Industrial Committeo Chalrmao Russall, "I would not go along partitioning of an upstairs room. Cily." Don Bales said that 85 employe* with any additional property until A 4000 lot north of the parsonaga In Mao with approving parks and arc now crowded into the small soma substantial action la taken was purchased. Tha church park getting recreational areas Into use. Store than a hundred golfers and ing lot south of tho sanctuary store building now being used and golf enthusiast* were at tho Mayand shown." Commissioner John Krider report that the annual payroll would run Commissioner Earl Higginboth­ was marked off with concrete ed that an agreement had been rea­ fair Inn's Semlnoln Country Club Ths wiring of th t church well over $100,000. golf rourao yesterday few practice am said, "We are now debating posts. ched with the Atlantic Coast Line With tha expansion program to whether or not to accept an offer slier wss altered so as to enable It Railroad for a 14 foot strip of land rounds tn preparation for the quali­ carry a heavier electrical load ih* firm which mamifarturea fication rounds which began this af 130,M0 for property emaller to with sstety. Tho axtsrior wood­ south to tho Goldsboro Primary shirts a«4t pajamas Under UM than youre aad b tho same vW- work nf tha church wss painted, gvihnto whleh will allow ths uae to morning at approximately g o ’jlock. (Cant ta aed *a Fag* Eight) Visitors are pouring Into Binfuril alty .* - . Ua windows puttied, and lha tends proposed tor a playground from over tho Slate and through­ Retsen told tho Board of Com­ screens refurbished. Two lighted "Just *■ soon aa lha agreement missioners "1 started about nlns lawn bulletin boards were erected, I* received,'* said Krider. "we will out the golfing world to watch the There was snow in Sanford yes­ weeks ago with hare land and have tho Lamplighters Class giving 4135 b# ready to go ahead with our ;wo- matches and In follow the plsyrrs terday, and second grade pupils over the IB hole course when they developed It, complying with all toward this project. Aa Increased poied plana tor lha recreational at Soulhside can attest to it, get underway Thursday morning requirements and also buying a budget of 47,773 for 1454 was area." Harvey Hale, manager nf the A dinner will be given tonight, at homo b Sanford. adopted, and an every member Tha eommlssloner* were advised the .Mayfair Inn, hminring the golf locai A A P store said that he was "Primarily, ! am Interested in eanvase conducted to underwrite that plans hava already hern made era and newsmen in Sanfnrd lor the rutting bundles of Christinas boats," said Russell, "and ! feel it. for toa development of the play event. Pairings for Ih* Pro-Am Trees that had arrived hy Iruek very very pleated and optimistic ground by next spring with funds tournament which will ho played from edlirr Washington or Ore­ Informal evening services, em­ about tha business, I am trying gon. and Ihe invide tree In the ta help the City aa well as hav­ phasising congregational singing, on hand m City and County appro tomorrow will lie drawn tonight he bundle wa« covered with snow were Inaugurated |ep t. It, with priation*. ginning at 4 n'clnek. The dinner be­ "There was a snowball as big ResllcattoA of-a General Sanford ing lha City help ms.’t different attendance sponsors A water Uns, now above grnuml. gin* st 7 o'clock anil la open to the a* a softball on on# of them," Memorial Library moved a »tep closer last night as lha Board of every Sunday night. The alien, will ha lowered hy city forces, public. , S.mhird Cily Commissioners desig­ dance has ranged from 34 In 73. which will allow the entire lira l« Already to Sanford to watch the till* Said. "I look the tree out to Soulhside The pastor has preached * seriea be utilised for playground purposes. proceedings nf the tournament is School ami pupils in the second nated an area m Fort Mellon Farit of sermons on “Major Idtaa la Horaro Btnneham, head of the vast grade room af Miss Elizabeth on whlrh the memorial building.will ths Eplsila of James." New York Giant* organization. With Satterflelxl had an opportunity to bo erected. Represented by Gen. J. C. Hutch­ Thirty-six new members have him la Pete Stoneham and Bill Rig see and feel real snow." Kale said. ison and It. B. Tope, the Gcner.il betn added to the church, and "They even ale some nt the ney Rigney la msnagrr of the New clhrrs have committed themselves York Giants. Also expected in Ran snow," Hale said. "In prove that Sanford Memorial Library and Mu­ seum Committee requested that an WASHINGTON uto -T h e Dixnn- to t*ke full fellowship soon. Last ford for the event are Fred Hutch- it was tho real thing." area beginning .VO feet west of Ih* Ystes power group today sued the fiunday .Mr*. B. R. Boorman and toann and Joe DiMaggio. Carl Hub present etvle building in Fort Mel­ government for 4S.5J4.7TS tor ex- Calvin Jsrdina transferred their bell, hrad of the New Yark Giants lon Park, extending 200 feet we«$ penses to connection with the nnw- membership: and the following The Banford Grammar School Farm System is also here for the and from F int St. In Seminola canrelled contract for a private were baptized: Mrs. J. t„ Horton Bird , he set aside tor Ihe propoied power plant in the Tennessee Jr., Judy and Lind* Baty, Grs- GIm Club will give a Christina* event. It Is experled that Hiiirhinsnn will Valley Authority area. building. gmy Xibtarb, Brenda and Ivan mull* eonesrt Thursday evening, play in the tournament hut DiMag Tim Board of Cily Commissioner* Tho suit was filed by the Missis­ Ellen, Jerry and Kenneth Jnhnson, Dee. IB, at 1:30 p. m. Mia* Gena Nunneliy ia direct­ gio said "I am coming as a sped* Ranfnrd Rotnrlan* were wtst.ed was told that a building tn roil ap­ sippi Vsllsy Gonersting Co. in the Richard Boorman, and Tommy a "very, very, vory, very, very, proximately llt.noo dollar* will b* ing tha musical affair with Mist tor and do not expert to play." U. S. Court of Claims. Hinson. Amateurs and Pros playing qtial Merry Christmas" at their creeled tn house the library and *► K. H. Dixon, president of Missis­ Closing hla report !h* Rev. Allison Lt* serving as accompan­ if)ing rounds this morning, and vary regular weekly meeting yesterday rhives that are appraised at a ist. sippi Valley Grnarattog, said la a Ftone said, "Ptaes and harmony Participating In the Banford Ihcir teores, are: Mel Ashlnn, 75; noon at the Kpltcpal parish House value nf $1 nno.oon The eommltten statement: hivt prevailed. Thera are fin* Grammar School music rnnrert L. Thomiidnn, It; lam Bateman, hy a aelrictrd group nf Edgewater "Wo tom manned this litigation peopl* In this church. Tha hatter will ha IS fifth and sixth graders. 71; R. Beattie. 70; Gena Bona, 50; High (school Chorataires from Or­ nlxn told the commlxdoner* that Ihe area In the vicinity would b* with every confidence to Its re­ I coma to know you tho warmer la Tha program will Include; "O F. Boynton, 71, It. Braun, 72; D. lando In a program of well chosen beautified including Ihe lake in tha mit." tho spot you occupy ta my heart. Coma All Ya Faithful", "Carols Brown, 74: E. Brown, 78; J. Cav- number*. The ansrmble nf 24 park. Camellias, said to have bees Dixon also la president of Middle I like Florida, Banford, and tha •ok. 74; R, Coffee. 7i; D. Davis. white suited young turn known n* South Utilities Inr. which together church. 1 feel wo Hava a good op­ of tho Bells", "Ang-ls We Hava 70; H. Dunlap. 71; H. H. Grier, 42 "The Eaglealrls" sang four selec­ originally brought In Ihe cily hy Heard On High", "The Twelve Gen. Sanford, will he planted 14 with the Southern Oo. sot up Missis­ portunity hare. If tho future Is C. Morgan, 41; R. Mann, 78; G. W. tions and were then Joined by sippi VaUey Gena rating to build a as happy a« tha past faw months Day* of Christmas", "Christmas McKenzie, 78; P. Rouse, 74; II. over 40 young ladies in led skirt* the area around (he proposed build­ 10V million dollar generating plant have been I shall b« contented Caadloa”, "Deck Ths Halls”, Williams, Sr., 7(1; and L. Rarlosak, and white blouse* (the school ing. said Gen. Hutchison, "Jlngl* Balts", and T'waa The «t Wort Memphis, Ark. color motif| under the direction The area designated for Ihe rmts to spend ths rest of my lift 1* Night Before Christmas", 70. stniclion of the prnpo«ed library The purpose wai to oupply Florida." Participants still arriving up oi Mrs. Harold Thomas. Mrs. James Bosard will h« and museum building is directly The program, arranged and In­ power to tho TVA system to reAfter tho meeting gams* were In one o'rlock today and olhrrs plaet power used elsewhere by the conducted hy Mrs. Stone, tha heard on tho program as guest were still on the course when the troduced by William C. Hutchison in fronl of Ihe pi event Semlnol* soloist, accompanied hy Mrs. Ar­ •lr., general program chairman County Motor* building >nd take* Atomic Energy Commission. The minister’s wife, and refreshments unofficial scores were tabulated for the year of the l o c a l In one end of Ihe lake. controversial contract wai can­ were served by CWF Group Throe, thur Beckwith Jr. Mrs. Bosard shortly tiler noon today. will aing "There’s A Song In Tha club, was enthusiastically re- The focal committee proposing tn celed last summer aad on Nov. Mrs. Tharp, chairman. Air”, "Tha Birthday of a King”, On Ihe course for prsetire rounds rereived. Visiting It o t a r i a n a build Ihr library and museum also a the Atomic Energy Commltskm M ay were Frank Stranahan, Ed and guest* wero I n t r o d u c* asked lh.il the new take in Fort and “Sweet Little Jeaua Boy." announced' that It would net pay Thore will bo no admission Fn.gol, and Sam Snrsd. ed hy the Rev. Lucian Scott who Mellon Park he named "Lake Car* Mississippi Valley Generating for Mayfair Inn Manager Frank Me- also offered the Invocation. The nla" after Mr« Dow. Tk« Board of chsrgo to tha program whleh will nanoy already expended. h* given In tha auditorium of ban* Jr., In planning tha ovant meeting, moved from the Yacht Commissioner* accepted the propo­ for Sanford, said earlier that aa Cluh to tha Parish House tn better sed name amt adopted it for lha latosed Grammar School, many as four thousand visitors present tha program, was rnn- City. A Ihrro-dsy tart b baiag under­ would be her* to follow tha play­ Hurled hy president William (Bill) Other Item* dismissed hy th* taken by the City to Sanford to ers and watch tha events from Ihe Bush. Board of Commissioners Included whleh tha opm ttoa to to* water sidelines along the fairway, the designation of the two banks ia plant win ba changad to ardar to Tho cool weather and possibilities Sinford *x depositaries tor the City. » If tha City Water Dapartmaat of shower* have not dampened the Hie date for the next meeting nf might operate to* bow water tank iplrlt of the golfers. They're com­ the Board nf Sanford City Commis­ oa MaltoavUb Avmua to Ha aaaful ing In each hour, bolh aa visitors The Central Florida flood leak 's capacity. !%• Salvation Army, which la Watermelons In Ihe wintertime sioners was changed from Monday, "Bloodmobile" will he to Banford tha Christmas Ralief Clearing and participant!. la the blll-of-far* at ona home In Dec, 28 to Tuesday, n*c. 17 because Tha report was made to tha Board Radio Station W1IOO, of Orlando, Sanford. fkureday afternoon under the aus­ of Ihe conflicting holiday, Commis­ Note# for thla area, hat announc­ pice* ef the ta n ferd Elk's Club. of Sanford City Commtaaloiwra last ed,that Doe. IS will bo tho last has completed plans to cover the George Jones, who lives in Ihe sioner! were advised that Ranford tournament by bulletin broadcasts Floral Heights section of Sanford, merchants plan to close on Dee. M Doaore will t entribute VMood night by City Maaagar W arm B. day for roglatratloa. Knowlaa. from S to B-p. m. b tho elub'a **M b necessary that Invesli- from the Mayfair Ian Seminole reported to The Sanford Herald to observe the Christmas holiday now aaaox w hen the VtoodawMb Kaowlta told too aommlssloaers ga lions ho held oa registered Country Club and tor Ihe benrflt nf yesterday that he had just eut and advised Cily Mgr. Warren E. that tha thro* day test, which families. For this reason li will listener*' who cannot attend Ihe will bo loro tad, . the second watermelon from a Knowles that Ihe City Hall would A fro* bank dbror, wtthaHtfcs started yesterday, may aUattoate ho impootlhl* to aerapt any appli­ tournament, will broadcast a wrap- vine in hit yard In three days. also close on that date. trimming*, will h* sarrod to all Uw aaad to a basilar pump. cates* at tho last minute," It wai up of the daily event* lab ta the According tn tbt amateur farm­ The first raiding of an ordinance Anton with U p son Ktalaw atrv. "Rather than aa* toa City f* to­ brought out. afternoon. er, the melons weigh about 25 rezonlng an area between 20th and tog aa chof tor tha soanaba. te a four to Bra thousand dollar *s"If you know to anyone who de- Tho "Mayfair Inn Open", a 413,- pounda and aro tha best he has 24th Sts. on Mellonvllle Ave. from All mn ehy i af lha B ka Club, paaaa, tho now tort b batog eras- airoa Christmas relief, pleas* ad- 880 PGA Tournament will continue ever had. an R1AA to R1AB singla dwellinf ttod to aaa M w* aaa aaaoaatosBy via* them to register at Tbt Sal­ through Sunday and will emchtda M well aa thalr frianda and aato. Jones said that In glutted tha area wai heard. Two ordlnaneeg aro betted vation Army, M4 B. tod I t , on or with tho awarding to tho Vardtn seed from soma that war* bapt wore put on first reading vacating o tha Mg- treat a watermelon ha had pur- aBaywiya at 23th aid Breach aai I * 0 ciftg ta Trophy and tea naming to at B tetaa Offer Is Rejected By Commissioners For Land Purchase Not Income for Hobby during tho 11 month ported canto to »T,U0.f# which was 4TP9.01 abort of tha amount that could bare during tha a triif aut af tha 40,000 aHawahb for U a ar.A b a u t l . * , e X ^ u ^ U m tb« offlea over tho on tiro ItVeterans- af Ferrig* Ware at month period af tha year. theta vagular meet tog to Boated. Auditor* aro still working on Hb maaaaaa eeweorwad the part tha hooka for tho ported of A aeSk£S5 3: I b our Mattooal and ha agab ^ __ tael that tho nabo abd kp abarafl h and around the Cite of Boated b an C a tr- ■ *» With Auditor Graham W i l t S '* sr’S * "* fL & c a r t a .s& A W H ta ta up to "boa rom vouata ta tha time that Sheriff Elks Will Sponsor H. K a sb a r Electod 'Bloodmobile' Here Sfirfoo Club Leoder waro atoctad hy Ch* at lb b a t jj» ■<«»iMwTteL" pm -Mm I * «, bi Merchants Association Gathers City Turns Down, Park Suggestion Involving 30 Lots Fund Raising Is Discussed Over 100 Golfers In Practice Round Soulhside Pupils Vouch For Snow In City Yesterday Sheriff's Office Receipts Hit Total Of Over $47,600 Dixon-Yales Croup Sues Government VFW is Addressed By Cipf. Jackson Definite Proposal Expected To Arise Grammar Glee Club Will Give Concert General Sanford Memorial Library Moves Step Closer Edgewater Singers Present* Greetings In Musical Form Three-Day Test Undertaken By City D«c. 15 Last Day For- Registration At Salvation Army Winter Melons Grown By G. Jones whir to * -W —P 1 ___ II — ^H �— Florida SfW 4 -H WhmereN«m U bath, repairing and palatial . jorek foraitar* nod palatine lb* ■he la etcrateey and tmaurec af tka Camafeeltten 4-H Clab ltd p*xa A a r — ••* • H#*a Daash, It. of Wtotor Garden, baa baa* aalarlad aa Iho 8tala winner in tha 4-H Eatomolo*y protram. In raeoqiitlon of this honor tba Harnulaa Powder W in i| RVintieri Ada Off Co. awarded Urn n lt-jawal ada City. 8b* reealrad a 11- watch. • * t wrlat watch tram lb* Caw Hug* learned much abovt InUloo Company, 1 *aets and Insael ttfs through tho dfpbia, noder tho foadareklp ■otomolotr program. Ha ashibr,J(ra. Helen NMhofvr, pra- Had hla eoOaetion onea at tha W*d "Ma ki ng V ani ll a tea county and twice aa the atato teem aa her wtoalag demon- lain. ration. Sophia haa baaa la 4-H Ha«e carried three other prof luh work eight yaara, and naan- acta, baa kon president, avers-1 Mad J l projects. Bba has alvaa torr. and vlrwp^Ueat of tha Moostrailnna of food prepare- Lakaview 4-H Cteb lad by Mr. i M Md safety at aounty fair, Cribbvtt, and ta aasrvtary af lb* m iy achievement day and on conaty eoanell. JAJI pw*re»a_a«. « • Mated under the dfraatlaa ef Ike Cofnmlsskmefs Get Christinas Music 7 Reports Market CondHteiisi: Seven-Item Agenda A fevtn-ltem agenda face* the Board of Sanford City Commiedoner* thfi evening at the fln t of the two December meetlnta icheduled for the group of city lawmaker*. The first item to coma betere the Board will be a request from tha General Sanford .Memorial Library Commute* for a tract of land on which tha propoied library and muieum building might ba ereeted. The request hai been con­ sidered by the eommlailoner* at previous meeting*. The request by the Memorial Library Commute* also include* a name for the arti­ ficial lake In Port Mellon Park that so far hai not been named. Tha laka waa originally built when the eity needed fill dirt for on* of tha aewer project* which could not be provided from olher iltei without, aa aoma eommisildneri termed It, “cihorbitint cotta.1' Tha Board of Commlulonera will alio eoniider a request from the Dliabled American Veterana to releaie a deed to property on which their club building la erect­ ed prior to the dale net In tha *»■ crow agreement between Us* City and the DAV. A requeit to reiclnd tha dedica­ tion of land on Park Ave. between 24th and tfth St. aa ■ public park will be dlieuited at tonight's meeting. The property, approaim ately SO Iota, la owned by Se­ minole County, Plank to aeU the lola have been diicuiied by the Board of County Commluioners. A joint City and County project will eome up for diicunion at to­ night's meeting. Commliiioner John Krider for the City and Commiiilnoer Fred Dyion for Ihe Cnunly have been negotiating agreement! for a Goldsboro re­ creational area. Other Itema to be considered to­ night will bo the first reading of tha retoning of Manor Orovei on Mellonvlllo Ave. near KKh St., and tha first reading of ordinance va­ cating, alleywaya at SSth and Franck and Elm and Commercial. Machinist Mate Had Tough Puli L O W E L L , Mlcb., UP - It's ■lepg way from the shell raked dedta-af the pocket battleship Ad.p tra l Oraf Spea to chief diesel qngtoeer of tho municipal power plant In Lowell, but Rudl MlUag, made 1L , In the process, h* fled aa ArpanJin* Internment camp, dodged Hikes in the Jungle.*** rled an American gfit and it about to apply ior.U . *. elUaenahJp. Bo fM as be know*, ho la the Only number of the tuleldo God M*a warship to roach this country. Ho «a* e tnachtalit'a mate dboard the fast, heavily gunned ahfp when World War II broke out U sho cruised tho South Atlantic. m li tn ti lftvt tariff Met ' m on waa tttfllfttti against Allied shipping but to n * cruiser* ef the British Navy-th* Ajax, Mxetor and New Zealand’s Achillea » 4 iught her on Dec. ll, ISM, near tb* mouth of Iho River Plate off Montcvledo. - Their d ish waa tb* flrit great Bgval battle of toe war. Tha Graf •pea disabled tho K ilter but ah* Was wounded herself. Harried by tke other cruisers, the sought sato­ te in Urugusy'a neutrality. ' International law allowed refuge «f only Tl hours and Just'before the time wsa up Hitler's orders aim s fo destroy her, "Moat of to* crew waa-tranaIbrred to a German Merchant Ma­ rtov vessel," say* Mlttag, "and a iff, « explealvM destroyed her." a crew was interned ia Ar­ lan sod he sad M othera tear* to to# little town tt Beale Fe a he found work a* a die**) itonanca man an read building lets. In J tfu r r ltf f the men Ml of Germany'• pertflioa and . f la li nto---t o i B i l- h a />UU^U t'A'OU/ UEDHLE CHANCI m m * * behind the Iron Curtain. Rather than return to live under Russian control, ha and 11 others headed north to settle matte TOO miles away where they had tho name* ef for­ mer German naUeaals. “ I kept aoing by working at odd jobs along tho way,” ba rtcalls, "bailing atong jungle road* Infatted with apqijom." Ha finally rtiehad the town of tosadaa and a.l HUM Fetohkh. Mahopde, N .Y .; / for I I months lived in abseurffy. Then police picked him up and lent him to military prison in Bu­ enos Aires. They ware released la three months. Back he went t* Poasdaa to work In dies*) maintenance shop* for the highway department Meanwhile, Virginia Hoover of Byron, Midi., had gone to Buenos Aire* ac t missionary of Iho United Lutheran Church, After a year studying Spanish, shq left for Posadaa to aaalst to founding n mis­ sion. Thera aha mat Mlttag and in M4I they were married. They planned to stay and their two daughters, Erika, now I, and Ruth, S, were born In Argentina. “ But my parents aiked us to coma homa," aaya Mrs. Mlttag. “ We aold our furniture to pay for air passage." Their eon, Gerhardt, I, waa born In Michigan. 'This la a very nice eounlry," he'says. “ 1 like It and want to *Uy." Measures Taken For Safe Driving * Sanford Folic* Chief’ Roy Wil­ liams said today that maaaursa a n being taken to assure safe and tana driving during the holi­ days far local motorists. Baeause of tha bettlenack at Flrel Bt, and Park Are. the *n# Wt turn" and "no tun aa red Ught" signs are up. "Thta wilt eliminate eome af tha eongeotioa at Sanford's bustost intonsottoa," Chief Williams otM. Wllllanu particularly ompkaato•d hla requeet to nretoristo that a* many viafton tn Ba»terf fee apectnl srenta," said Chief William*, "w* will need tha eosparatiM of arery automehito driver to make rur thaenghfaraa eemaieaaly aafa," Oynamle Word.’* It !■ la pert aa fellow* t “The American Bible Society whlrit tponnora the World Wide Bible Readiny Campaign from Thanksgiving to Chriitmaa ha* chose* for it* them* this year, 'Taka, Rand', , "Tha them* was ehoaeh became tha Bible has been proven beyond any nasonablo doubt to bo a book whlck not only give* the ac­ count of divine miracles, but la also able of Itself to product miracles. "Rending the Bible la ebaelutoly necessary to benefit from ito mlr* aculoua power. World Wldo Bible Reading It tho bast preparation for a truly Christian Chriitmaa. “Tha Bihta Is 'The Dynamic Word', ft waa the supreme facto* in tha Instigation of tha Protes­ tant Reformation. Today where Christianity wields ft* mightiest Influence tha Bible Is the founda­ tion, tha focus, the climax, and tha aubstanea or tha thurch'a doe. trine and activity. " It la hardly enough for In­ dividual Christian* anly to alt and listen to the minister read and ex­ pound tha word. It Is hardly enough to hear a Sunday School taachar In 20 or 20 minute*, ones a week, give Instructions In tho word. It ia hardly enough to taka part occasionally in a Bible die. cunlon either at the mid-week service sr Informal conversation with friend*. Reading the Blhla personally la a hasle requirement for every be­ liever who would know tha truth In Chrlat Jeans. No othar medium Is aa effective to make ana know tha truth. God has promised to lead us Into all truth by Hla Spirit, This n* has deign to do through tho written Word, Insplr*d by tha Holy Spirit originally, and illuminated by tha Spirit to all those who will •Taka, Read'.'* Before administering the ordin­ ance of baptism to • large group of candidates last night a t the First Oirfstlan Church, Pastor Pacry L Stona preached m "The Climatic* Act In Becoming • Christian." He amid, "Baptism Is a monomental act commemorating tha glorioua atoning work of Chriati and is In tha likeness ef hla death, burial and resurrection. Baptism Is a symbolic act typifying,by outward sign tha penitent bellever'a Inward change. Tha submerging •f tha candidate represents tha daath and burial of tho old naif; Vary Throogli Slate Conditions very from one mar­ ket to another throughout the State according to reports funnel­ led through the office' of L. R. Lewis, Director of Florida State Farmer*' Market*. With moat market managers shying away from anticipated market conditions, optimism la re­ flected from to mo quarter* of the Slat* while ethers are leas elated In the Plant City area. Market Manager K. N. Bevflle reported that' strawbcrrlca are la- sufficient volume for auction with prices ranging from Me to II per pint “ We anticipate good auppiita of an Itema this week,” waa the re­ port from Market Manager T. H. Rivera after itqting increased gross sales for thv peel -week, la the Immokelee a n a . “Only i t of the S3 varieties sold the trad* showad a profit to the producer,* waa (he report from Market Manager Bendy Andersen In tha Sanford market area.Optimism waa abowff la the re­ port from Florida City when Mar­ ket Manager W. A. - Blanchard said, “Good quality produce will be available In ineroeiing volume this week.” However, hla report Indicated that “ prices rootleua low with movement alow." Growers realised an average af 92-22 a sack for cabbage last week at the Palate* 'State. Farmers Market according to Manager Ira K. Baird. And at the Fort Myera State Market Manager Henry WHta Jr., reported that “yellow varieties of squash have * Improved. consider­ ably In priea during the past few days with pepper volume .on the In­ crease though prices show ■ smell decline.* Mansgtr G. B. Rogsn at Pom­ pano reported, “The outlook ia for hotter bean p rises/R u t the over-ell situation is still disap­ pointing price-wia*. ’ Fraduettoa conditions a rt still eonduclvg to rapid growth, high .yields and good quality.'' At Fort Fierce Manager M. E William* said, “ Growers ere dis­ couraged beams* of low prices. Generally the westher in an South Florida tomato pradueiag ares* hits been Ideal for grewtgg, caus­ ing considerable overtop which has resulted la a glutted market. Unless there . Is aa Immediate strengthening ef pricks, growers jW* •f"*1 "* ® f *h e M ndi. data symbol lies the birth from tho will be forced to leave all but best water of n new creature In Christ who rises to walk In nawnasa of Oolf Aaaoetatim will lerre aa keetN iit ter Dm event and wDl ke on duty at tke Mayfair lan'a Seminole Country C M tkrmigkovt the weak greeting the tneata and taking ear* of the detaita to make vlattora eemfertohle here for the event. “ Everything l, in roadmens for the event, ‘ taya Manager Mebene Jr., and we're expecting the groatask crowd aver tn B uferd a* Central Florida fer such an event.” A list of those expected to taka part in Urn tournament waa releas­ ed today and Includes: Babe Amorosano, Livingston, N. J.; Paul Begertund, Akron. Ohio: Jimmy Smoot, Tuckahoe, N. Y.; Dick Daman*, Portchister. If. Y.; Rad Dennison, Chicago, III.; Tony Mietwa. Madison. Wis.; Jim Farrev, Winston Salem. N. C.; Joe Taylor. Charlaaton, W. Vs.; . Dick Hart. Hlnadalr, 11].: E. J. HarrUen, SL Louis. Mo.; Harold Paddock, Jr., Moreland Hills, Ohio; Jack Penrose, Miami Beach, Fla.; Hans Morrell, Mogadon, Ohio; Tonoy Penna, CinelnaU, Ohio; Henry WflHams, Jr., Reading, Pa.; Leo Blafettl, Willoughby, Ohio; Bob Gajda, Detroit Mich.; Doug Ford. Klim*, aha Lake, N. Y .| Fred Wampler, Indianapolis, Ind.; Geo. Bayer, Cin­ cinnati. Ohio; A1 Balding, Ertndale, Canadaf Lionel Hubert, Erie; Fa.; Bob Inman, Detroit, Mich.; Don Fairfield, Casey, III.; Bud Hotachcr, Apple Valley, Cal.; Billy Maxwell, Odessa, T n .; Art Wall, Jr., Poeono Manor, Pa. Jay Habert, Woodmere. N. Y.; Doug Higgins, Midland, T n .; Max Evans, Utica, M leV .M Bcssclink, Graaalngar’a, N. Y.; Dow Fiasterwald, Bedford Hu.. Ohio; .John WaRrol, Hm hey, Pa.- Gardener Diekinion, Jr., Panama City Beaeb, Fla.;. Ed Forgol, St. Louis, Mo.; Pet# Cooper, Detroit, Mich.; Tom Nleporte, Bronsvtlle, N. Y.;, Tom TalkJngton, YpailapU, Mich.; Julea Blanton, W. Palm bead), Fla.; Larry Tomaitno, Detroit, Mich.; Bob Keller. PitUburg, Pa,; Dick Ncumahn, Willoughby, Ohio; Roger Pedigo, Inwood, N. Y.; Jerry Deal#, Csl.j Bob Watson, Ardsley on Hud­ son. N. Y.: James' T. BUIr, 3rd, Jefferson, Mo.;Jack Kay, Montreal, Can:; Buddy .Wravsr. Houston, Tax.; Fete Flemiag. Crystal Bay, Nev.; Btaa Mosel, Maplewood, N. Lennla Roaanbloth, North Caraline's basketball ace, waa. born in Naw-York City but now calls Greenville, T fw t, Me home "Baptism Is a holy ardlnanre, n 5faith ! mIn“JL' Sror,!ir^ a m from Christ and dedication to hla way of Il/o, baptism has na more meaning op vslue than lmmaraion in water. Baptism it an act of obedience, a demonstration nf VJ# r^ ),tjr of l»tofes*#d faith. Baptism is an Initiatory act, tho r,U hr whleh * • become a n d mam bars of •pimuej Greoter Display t . ™ « W . *he 114th snnfVcrof toe BUI The National Society Daughters Rerolutiosi hat called ter the greater display ef toe UgJted BUtee Flag. They * ran ter to* display *f flata on Dee, 1 1 when the DAR aika that eltlaena, everywhere ih that the United Btstee Flag la dktttMd m an publie build­ ings, factories, and homaa. It it expected that flags win he flown hen. an la the q n il ruatom during MgUInr taiabriRtoaa. BrviO Nut-Bread Staffing | ci*rifias Holiday BirdJ Chick Herbert. Northvllto, Mich.; Vic G h au t.. i H i r n t d , N. J.t Pant Harney, Bohon, Mass.; Weiher lam ia, J r . Augusta, 0» : Ba WtatateRi Oklahoma City. OUa.; D art M a la * . Newark, O ct; Lou Barbara, Deal, N. J .t J u k i Huot, Montreal, Can.; Pant Me,Gulf*. WiehHa, Kan.; Donald BUpHngltetf, Miami, Pla.i Gerald Kaxartriag, Toronto, can.; Frank StraiUhaa, * Toted*, Ohio; Welter Burhame, Detrait. Mick.; Art Docriag, taweod; N. Y t M s Barnum, Grand Rapid*, Mkfc.; Wally' Ulrich,' Rochester. Mien.; Tod Jtroli, Bcthaada, ‘Md,| Mike Homs, Bye, N. Y,;~Mlk# ftouckak, Groulnier'a, N. Y.; Bab Toaki, Livingston. N. J .t 'Jim Turn#*#. Briarcliff, N. J .; Ray Malian, Dotrait, Mick.; Sam knead, Wkitn Sulphur 8 m >. W. Va.t M Oliver, Lemont, IU.j skelley Mayftold, Weatkury. N. Y.; Gen. BUiktm , K auaa CHy, Mo.;. Bek SUvlin, Jft,. Tkrae Lake*. Wls;; Could Take �* mm I f I l ’u W o rtk A i y l k B f tin THINK OF THIS CLASSIFIED AOS K m* on Rosalia Drive lor Iasi NOT A PROJECT! Conventional iyp«*- • f4DW. f i f a t t E J £ tR S COMPLETE with an |e u Sava dreamad ia colored General W AN T AD RATES ^ y O fO T O H Juit St. JJut* Ctmt i t e *Aa* VBm inswsn smf i«■r?*.« ■9M ‘ Garfield Wll- Thu Following Rates are now OWEW iVWi MWWIV f MSQUip Builder of lwmaa lor mrtr 1,500 In affect. people. Salea Office: little Venice Per Line for One Inaertl Pet Line far Tkree M ff Per lin e far P lje U aer Per Line for Keek U •MALL LAUNDERETTE - the deal for aoi someone wanting a feature* small bu tineas. ' IMS ___ettie ALSO Homea — Groves — lumbing Aer Ranc:hea — Acreage. able Being 18a lie 14e He n 15.000.— Thla will make a fine home for lomtone. I ACRES food Cllrui land. Term* e/n be arranged. 116 ACRES of Citrua land, excep­ tionally wall located. SMALL GROVE - 10 Acre*. 17 additional aerta of land. This la a mature gmve and la priced at 215.000. ___________*1 dam*. Haae1jS^V *l'd. A. Doudhey, Land Surveyor. OR RENT — Two Bedroom Hnuae. also New Three Bedroom House. , Phone 36-R. NO CHARGE M T > l »4e flood drainage, not loo far from aehool bua route; South or Weil of Sanford. Write Rt. 2, Box 467, y ■ Pertonoel are getUtifl Miracle Oewrete Co. MU Bus Ave. Phone M15 m i N in a tn ru n Cota, blanket*, jacket*, ahoei, bootsjarpauljin>, luggage, paint, R w t a n m e n t as. Healer a . . . . IMIS tti USED Electric coin dlapenaer drink box. Good ruaaing condi­ tion. Ideal for beer storage box. Can be aeen a t The Sanford Herald. 240. N ic e l y furnlahed * Bedroom ATTRACTIVELY DES1GNID 9Apartment. Phone 2164 after 4. BEDROOM HOMBS - PBICXD Bern HO,*00. to 215,MR. PHA EFFICIENCY Apartment. Suit' and VA <QI) Piaanced. able for bachelor or couple. Steam heat, private bath, show­ ODHAM ft TUDOR, INC er. CovenienUv located. Acron from Post Office, lnqulrj Man­ Btftoara of Finer Homea for uel Jacobson Dept. Store. Florida Living. Salat Qffloe. MM In. Preach i n i our Lay-a-way plan on Toys, Icycles, and small Appliance*. Easy Terms at FURNITURE CENTER Watt l i t SL Phone 1423 fhoMi 2UR«r MM ___________ NICE rooms. 9*- « h L Fh. 1616-W, NEW 2-bedroom, 29L iMag. hreony ftoattog M. G. HODGES Senrce on All Water Pump*— Welt, Dr Sled — f u n Plot a Raid Phene 726 INSTALLATION of Linoleum, C ar pet*. Tile*. Sanford Linoleum ft Til* Co. 127 W. lit St. Phone 1117 For Better PjujvMBg tm wtY mnq ENVELOPES, letterhead*, state­ ment*. wvoieaa, band biiia. and p r o g r a m s , ate. Progressive Printing Co.. Pbona 406 — 429 Wrrt 13th St. SON toftys JUlkU NEW BICYCLES - t a n If You want In pleat* >nnr family and get the Warticr that is con­ sidered the bctl! Buy FRIG IDAIRE CLAUDE If. WOLFE App. Corp. 303 Sanford Ave. Phona 3117 207 av m e ■u j g i . - - g - « g g i e H 3 B n B g 12— F1.OWF.HH riANTW HHBUUS Ona hour - Wash and Damp Dry One hour H * Wa*h and Dry Fold Finished laundry ANNUALS IN BANDS Sanford grown In hterilircd Soil. Sinllunn Dry Cleaning Koalhxide Idiandromnt "No ftu' • No mu*"' jtul plant Malta Side Foodmart Bldg. 'em. 6c carh ur C$c dor. Camp­ bell’* Feed, Wert 1st. St., 122 Kart 2>ih St. Vihlcn*. Orapcvilla Ave. ItPUiWO I M t f M l -n n-A irroM oanjat-T B A M Jcaa L. L RBI—Plana TectmJelin evening*. Pbona 2164. Rout* l, Sanford. gUkl to Hi *ee m ew wmvue It win pay Yytl OS beforen j «mi buy. Open Evenings and "iru u A B c r Cou; Bandaya. CLASSIFIED DISPMY ment Income by, managing Rnstaida Trailer Baton. apartment home In Sanford. Falatka, Fla. Please give reference*, age, and other information. P. 0. Box 1332 FORD Convertible, folly 1211, Savannah, Oa.'1 a a a p . 2 “^ £ equipped. Exrellrnt condition. Phone 301-W. AMANA FREEZER FOOD P U N This is a full time opportunity for FOR- BALE — 1313 Dodge, good men wjth ambition^ Age Is no condition, new tlrci. Blunt sell, barriar. Complete training will phone tfiaa M-4, be given to men selected. Car necessary. Qualified lend* sup­ PLVHOUTH 104ft - 4 Door Sedan Good runilltion. 5230, Call plied from advertising and cus­ 52-X-J after 3 p. in. tomer referral*. Immediate commission earning* on credit for rale. 2341 Palmetto. approved orders. Phono 227# H 1234 JEEPPhone 047-R. ELDERLY MAN or rnuple with 1031 Plymouth .Station Wagon. car for Route work In Sanford. Ph. 2534-J. Write P. 0. Box logo, Winter DODGE 3/4 Ton Pickup. New motor, excellent condition. A BARGAIN! Texaco Station at State Market. HOUSE TRAILER. 27 ft., sleep* four. J. M. Co,ion, West Floyd Ave,, U ke Miry. BARGAIN I Peerless Trailer and Cabana. Park Ave. Trailer Park. M- AUTOMOBILE H U a l M -I* TYPIST to learn simple Bookkeeping. Reply NC % Herald. Sew Our Redl-Cut Hpndy-Hanky 2116 N. Albert Pike, Ft. Smith, LUXURIOUS Foam Rebber Set IB . FUENITUEE- 1 V ik r K iw M uu*m *«t Fliilophonrx — Ocarina*, RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. Harmonica, — llan in,. 119 Magnolia Av*. Phoa* 112 Guitars — Accnrdioni. j Offer* Sunbeam, Universal. G. E., Other make* of small appliance* HUKUR'S MUSIC SHOP Most reasonable TV rtpalp Wert 1,1. St. Phone 3071 Servlea in town. SA N FO RD H ER A LD LAUNDRY HRRVVICR Phene Me C IRN1TUBB SLIP COVERS. ona Dry Good*. MOT West BALES Full 12th St.. , ■Double W .fSite) f W R .- ’ftb ? '* Get into your favorite arm chair, r*1ax . . have a enp at coffee, maybu light tin cigaretto and window shop this easy "Classified W ay" first. For your convenience, tho M erchants of Sanford will list m any of Santa's choicest itama in thes* columns daily. Take a m inute now and plan your buying, you'll save tim a and m onty and frayed nervea later. . • a BantS Park ROBSON 8portinf Good* m J«SjSilamA m THREE-Room fam laked. Apartmeat. Couple. Phone 23*2, 213 Palmetto. BFKCm 81S (3.22 09 Complete line Rempel Bolt rubber BROWNIE Holiday .WLSO toy* from 69c. Sanitary Balia MOVIE Cam «m View M* rtert 93 the BEST buy tn Nationally and Pacifier*. RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. For Adv. Fumlturn ,re WIEBOLDT'H CAMERA SHOP . MODERN OCCASIONAL Electri-at C.mlrarling and Repair* ROUM1LLAT L ANDERSON BERRYS WAREHOUSE 210 South Park Av*. CHAIRS AND ROCKERS TV S«rvico Center "On Tha Comer By Th* Clock," Furniture Company Upholstered in bcaullftil Modern Rendu anil Crovley Appliance* 301 W. First tapestry, smartly atyled blonde 112 Magnolia Ave. Ph. I l l arm* and leg* • with no-sac OR FRIENDS spring construction—your choiec P. M. CAMPBELL for horn** of Chair nr Rocker. General Ceatrarter IR.8H io,e "Special" • Send PHO­ “Tlome* of Diitlnction*' TOGRAPHIC ChrUtma* Card, .lie DOWN Hi: I.IVERS HI Way 17 *2 Pkama 1417 of your home, children or Large Assortment of Lamp* Mather of Sanford family. A treasured gift! including the famoui ir* 262-29 B. l i t 8L Phone 127 ace* Liberal Trade-In. Canister Set*. Rrvad Boxc*. Ekco* JAMESON STUDIO "Aladin Magic Lamp" ware. Flint Ware and many rhnne 3138 106 North Park Ave. SANFORD FURNITURE CO. other*. See the complete nrw 300 East l*t. St. Thone 218 line of Hmiveuarc, at GOOD­ YEAR SERVICE STORE, 113 WIDE Selection of 2. 2 and 4 Bed­ CORN FED Beef and Pork for South Park Ave., Sanford, Fla. ftiiaamzf room Homes. For information Preeicr. 0. E. Pennington. Lake Pbona 1x13 rail 2271 - 17-92, Hiawatha. Jenny, resident phone 2337-51. loot Sanford Avn. No Finer Gift ROSA I- PAYTON. BROKER ORANGES, tangerine*, grapefruit. GATLIN BROTHERS Annabel!* B. Henderson, A s s o e . -T H E HOLY HI RLE— 2201 W. 25th St., J. T. Fortier. Dragline and Hulldoxer Servlea • Large A*,nrtmrnt Phones: 2221 — Sanford. 2232RCA Victor Television Now on In the State* or Overseas • Free Monograming Gcr.cva. display at GOODYEAR SER­ USED BICYCLES Givo POWELL'S OFFICE SUPPLY VICE STORE. 113 South Park 26" Man'* SCHWINN - no fenders ORIGANDO Morning Sentinel. Or­ A Herald Sutucrlptinn. Ave., Sanford, Fla. Choose from UO .Magnolia Ave. phone ns# or chain guard ............. 12.03 lando Evening SUr, Call Ralph "A Letter From Home." tha new 1936 Model, for that 26" Man’* SCHWINN, Huy, 3150. Lady Ouchcaa and Lady Sunbeam Christmas T. V. Set. (3.00 — 3 Month,. fair sh ap e................ 113.01 rlcclric shaver*, *14.05. Com­ 24" Boy'* FIRESTONE Phone 1821 PLUM BINS HAVE YOU vlxiled MONROE Cruiser ..................... (I0.B3 Contract and renxir work. Pro* plete line* — Shullim, Max CORNER CRAFT k G i r T 20" Boy'i ROLLFAST, estimate*. R. L Harvey. M Factor, Yardlcy and Lcnthcric good tires ......................... $10.33 SHOP, nut W*it First, 9 miles Sanford Ave. Pbona UM. Gift Seta. 1ln Sidewalk Bike ............... tl.oo from clock? (Umnutl telrctlnn GIRL’S 24" nike, , of Gifts, including work of Flo>’ INTERIOR and E X T E R IO R ROUMII.LAT A ANDERSON nda craftsmen;. fair condition ............ 513.00 Painting. Paper Hanging. Phona "On The Comer By Th* Clock." 3I3-W, Uuffum k Walker. 1151 MASSEY—IfAJtR IS 53 Diesel IN Kail l i t 84. Tractor, 2 Diae Healer Plow, t Ft. levetinfl Harrow. apartment Cl* Limits pa lTdtt. CHRISTMAS . SPECIAL 14- Believed to be Ihe LARGEST » « n x» m ia n c e Selection in Ihe State and at loweit prices! Schwinn and Rnl|fa«t Circulatora ROBSON Sporting Omul* r mlawad Raton to Policyholders "Your Bicycle Hcidniiartcrr' 3*4 East First fit. Phone gn John WBUmn lan. 411 Buiard Adan4 5A SPOSTING COOPS »3A 14 k fittV A^ ilu, iggia;u, f a r ifc jy »- M w m w w M -» Round dining table*............113.00 Rollaway bed. Inner So........(22.50 New roll edge American Beauty Inner Spring Mattre** . .. . 121.50 Florence oil apace beater si.oon BTU. It's like new . ( m .qo * Ft. Frlgidairn — used 2 month* we guarantee thi* ono .. 585 00 Apt. Bottle Gas Move . 513.00 Mahogany China cabinet 533.00 Bad-spring and Mattrei* 516.00 Gatee leg oval table .... 530.00 30 oil and gat heater* from $13. up The Sager Trading Port 1 MUe Rents ea IT to PS. MIT-W T E L E V IS IO N W IN T T C lU V It L • VnRDftT A m it mm* «- - ....... K:M i ^ v i n l u r * w ith C iftlft W i l l A3D • 'irltm n ("ftrnlvjit h ♦:* T n jrU n ti K f Ufpift n. Ad \V *»lh2 P • M w i - flpnrta « i . 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For All Cars Kvb-Bmr Beauty SI I Fred Ua Haimyllst, VINGT P k ?* arn , . . . ass, i«iGo (Open tveatagi by api BEAUTIFUL PATTERNS CUSTOM FITTED PROMPT INSTALLATION Strickland* Morrison, Inc* g u fa r t, FterliU P kona ■ - too ■eWMlhd. 1 ***' ejf T \ ] *| �* • - Walker Goodby & woedbye ta football yesterday. And I, tba Vttia Tanaa hawed ant as ««• i footed—tlhe a champion. I . Welker, playing hie final game Mr tba Detroit Llona, ellmined ■ : great earner by scoring 11 paints : no (1> clinch tba National Football : Lsagna Bearing title for the ascend lha right) David Gatchel nod M. B. Strickland. Sweaters were pro' time In ala years, and (I) become SWKATBSS AND LBTTKBfl warn preaontad to 19SB faotboll squad M ated to (lefc to right) Dick Worrell. Jimmy Owana, Bobby John, first-year lettermon by the Sanford Kiwnnis Club at thho Tri-lll-Y tba third highest scorer In ktesue ion, Edwin Madden, Wayne MeCay, Murray Nance, Virgil Gracoy football banquet last wvvlt. Klwnnions uklng part In tha avant and Billy Tyra. (SUff Photo) ______________________ (shewn an left) Willis Faneack and Dr. Luther T. Dots, (on Bat even mare impressive than • Wmte cold statistics was tha brief ' halftime speech by Walker, after Bn was Honored by lens and afft' mala alike. Brea tba fiat mat Me Liens v ware In the process at Mains a ■■ M l* daclslon In tha New York Slants didn't detract frtm tha arena Moling which s p r e a d Conference title with p S1-1T vic­ The Associated Press ffi throughout icy Briggs Itadlum ai HU be Use Cleveland Browns vs. tory over Green Bay. But It wai r Wtflkef tpoka Into tbn loud apaakthe Los Angeles Rama again for a rookie, ex-Maryland alar Boa f*«r, using bis beat Tanaa drawl, tha National rootball League title Waller, who brought the cheers y > He said Urn conventional things Doc. 11. and If past playoff records from tha crowd of to,US in Loa j at Aral: "1 would Uko to thank mean anything, look out, brother! Angeles' Memorial Coliseum. The ; Sm officials of the Detorit Liens Otto Graham and c o m p a n y crowd, incidentally, was the big­ I */ Mate rnmarn l o o m haven't met the Rami in a playoff gest of the professional saaaon, al­ In the Mat three years, but the though that flgurt probably will Cleveland-Loa Angeles battlea of bo topped in the playoff on the ' 4bf centorftold sector ef the kali 1139 and 1191 had the fans gasping. lima field. irfc and uld: "But most of all The Browns, computing their The Rama went Into tho game d Mko to thank tha people out triumphant switch from tho All- knowing they had ta wlrf, for tho Mien, the people In the bleacben. America Conference to the NFL, scoreboard showed the second. Tbty'vs been wonderful." won the first time 30-3B on Lou plaeo Chicago Bears had com­ ‘ An Instantaneous roar went up G nu's 11-yard field goal with 19 pleted their season by beating Phil­ V from the fans la tha cheaper seats, seconds to play. Tha Rams avened adelphia 17-19. Waller ripped oft a , Mm "btoacherltea," who to six the count the next .ear 34-17, with u-yard touchdown run on the . sextons aat through rsin,, anew and the winning touchdown a 73-yard fourth play of tho game and tha Meet to watch Wilber and saver pase play from Norm Van Broek- Rama were never headed. Ha alan scored two mere touchdowns an •ece aimed their Mmettmea hitter lin to Tom rears. triUclims at him. Van Brocklln was pitching at short plunges. , .< Walker’a 11 points yesterday the tame eld stand yesterday as Tho victory left. Loi'Angetea with : fare him N Mr tha taaaoa. Ha the Rama clinched the Western an l-3-l mark compared in Chicago'a g-t. ' also won toe scoring crows with Tho Browns, with thrir sixth - t i l paint* to hia rookie year to straight East ara Conference UUt Ha was second with IN last already tucked away, apparently stive answers and 14 datactad suffered something of a letdown ■■ His . tin-year tots] af «J4 prints some miner moves Mr ehaagte. and had to go all out with thrsn tanka him behind only Don Hutson Tba » who MR the space bladk touchdowns In tha last five minutes BN Bob Waterfield, both ef whem presumably earn bn added to the ■LONGWOOD — Schooling racoa ta down tbn Chicago Cardinals I t . Blared more seasons than Walker. "no" total. Walker's record Is remarkable Glvsn a chance to make enggae- Open tonight at tho Sanford Orlan­ >4. M view of the fact he earn# to the tloni of their own eg to relay the de Kennel Club ea the track launch- Graham, making what bn aaM Ilona tabbed at a "glamour bey." Ideas ef ethers, Mm writers aad •• a two-week prelude to the reg­ was positively his last appearaien An outstanding star from South- broadcasters came up with a Mw ular tenon which promIso* to be before the homo Mika, passed Mr .•rn Mothodist, he won the Hela- proposals which map ar may net by Mr Ms biggest and bast In his­ three touchdowns, Including a play eevering 41 yards to Ray Renfro trophy la 1947 and toe Max­ be censidered by the vnlee earn* tory, well award In 1949. The modernised dog racing plant for tho winner, Ha elan flinched mlttee. ,* -JWliBi - Weighing only IN peunds, ha Ne. 1 an MMrBri w n a return swing* into the official campaign tha league patting title with an avarage of l.tt yards Mr every Was 'considered a prime target to the platoen system. Fourteen Dec. 39. Some 4N greyhounds from N pass thrown. Mr the ruffians of tho National hand-picked kennela will qualify for Another NFL star wound up Ms lesiue. But Walker earned the tegular compel lllon during the career at fcoma, but In less suc­ Inspect of the bigger plar«rt alschooling aesiinna. Each of tha cessful fashion, as the New York Wioit »from the start wMR hit toton*#, clean play, S 3 A m * ~ four schooling Glint* downed Detroit M-lf de­ Deak Walker's ir potnU 'The } Thw Lions have retired Talker's giving more pfsyert^ iggSHMUiy Schooling events, which are open spite Lion star scored a touchdown, Mr action. Its more anggMtod lib. * Jeraey, tbn first Ml* they to the publit without admission kicked a field goal and two consralltlag M m eubsUtotien rule to re ever made aneb I saw*. various ways end two levered chargo, will got under way with vorsiona to win tbn soaring MU# post-time for the first race at T:39 with M points. p. m. tonight. The pre-season heals Baltimore's rookie star Alan Beupipnw pitcher Johnny ©14win aonlinue nightly, except Sun­ Amerha was held to M yards as w». who will be netting n spring day, through Dee. M with from S3 Ban Francisco whipped me Colts lal with Cincinnati Redleig*, to 39 race* slated each evening. axel four years at baseball at 33-14, but he wound up with the Though 7:19 post-time for school­ league rushing title on M yards. Mi Jeee State College. ing racoa la tho oarilest M's over Via Jsaowies scored 19 points to Aten at tba Sanford-Orlande track, aet a Washington reoord of It an ■'.rtlng time for regular Mason the Mason as the Rsdaklns wound ■ ring programs from Dee. 39 on up their beat year since their IMS ■ a been moved back M minute* championship.with • HIT victory ■ 1:19 p, m. ever Pittsburgh. Browns, Rams Will S. Snead Wins His Tanale For Title Sixth Miami Open Golf Tournament It AfllBIU 4M . |b Dae. IS: Kentucky at Maryland, w Springfield at Tmnasam. pee. lit Aubum va. Tanaa at Blue-Gray tournament. MIeslaatp* pi va. Kastem Kentucky at Blum Gran ______________ ■ Alabama's Crimson Tide, aistli ranked basketball team hi tba nation, and ala ether undefeated Southeastern Conference I • a m a let tbtir aavireat UiU d tba young season this sack. Tba Tide pula Ita *4 mark a* tba Una in contacts with North Carolina aad St. Johns. Bath gamas ara an tha road far Ala* bama, fbe latlar la Now Vark'a Madison Square Garden. Vanderbilt, also riddnf a atrlng of four victoria*, ia Idle while Mis* aiiaippi, J-0, baa four lamas an State and Howard before partici­ pating ia tba Blue-Gray tourna­ ment at Montgomery Friday and Saturday. Florida and Auburn bam wan both their games and Georgia and Mississippi State war* view s In their only eutlag last weak. Kentucky's Wildcats, second ranked nationally, fall before Tem­ ple Saturday night In a major upset. Coach Adolph Rupp’a Cats have three toughles coming up in DcPaul, Maryland and Idaho this week. By sweeping the three, Ken­ tucky will maintain Its position as the team to best for tha SEC title. A couple of loaaes eeuld aput AlaS . ___ ~ a * - _ a-- s-Ha h . Faa*«a» must bn pa“ * at Tm land. When tba Graenlaa defatted Georgia 144 tbia year Ibep did net eempleta • paea,_________ ■ F Schooling Races Sloted To Open Tonight At Club WILLIAM K. KADEB M A III A POINT as he present! the right* Xader Trophy for "tho moot Imprest! player" to Brantley flchlnrd of the 1IM Celery Fed Football Bquad at hat week's Tri-HLY Football Banquet, (Staff Photo) ______________________ 1% ■* eWp K* *i i. Ssm inok. aCont/L sa sM sar B XA4AS TURKEY FREE GET YOUR M -ti POUND-FRESH H i. TURKEY = 2 = WITH THE PUIICHASE OF EACH SET OF DENMAt TIRES YOU GET THE TURKEY DESCRIBED ABOVE • ABSOLUTELY FREE, AND YOU STILL SAVE MONEY ON YOUR TIRES B U C K WALL DENMAN DELUX . FOOT LINE B U C K Wa l l �% c> . Special Home Movie Shows Brighten Holiday Gift Givin, RAE FOLEY sparkling program selection of brnnd new home movlee for holi­ day gin gtetng la now available local earner* tbopo and department •tore* Imm a id llm m projector awnern can add n ailing touch to the fes­ tive Yuletlde seaeon by treating their families to one of the moil heart warming Chriitmaa stories ever tim ed, entitled. “The Little Lamb", tt's a dramatic end inspira­ tional story of s stray lamb who becomes “a most important lamb" on tha Rrat Christmas Eva. Other top-notch holiday t i n eelec* tlona Include "Cinderella and the Silver Skatee". a fairytale fantasy featuring a glistening array of lat­ ent performing oa lea. tha story known tha world over; "The Little Melrh flirt": "Howdy Poody'a Christmas"; plus a variety of hand­ picked comtdlbe and cartoons fa*- A accepted th* award. Late James Dean. 1Wood, George Murphy asked the emcee crowd to" Join In a tribute. The treat names amt lesser light* of Holly­ wood stood for a moment of alienee and there were many wet cheeks among them. Jennifer Jonei. who won an Oicar for "Song of Bernadette" In 1911. made one of her rare public appearance* to accept her award. "I think It'* wonderful." ahe aatd as she clutched her golden statu*, nicknamed "Audy.” Moviegoer* voted for their favor­ ites between Nov. IT-27 in theater lohbirs. Theater manageri made the nomination*. ■AS ANOTHER JOB PAWCATL'CK, Conn. Jt -T h e Rev. Timer B. Naylor, pastor of nearby Wood River. R.I., Six Prin­ ciple Baptiit Church, last night was chosen do head Lodge gJT, In* twnattonil Assn, of Maehinhti. He rum a milling machine on Ihe night thlft at the C. B. Cotrell and Sena Co. and ewiducta Sun­ day services at his church. HOLLYWOOD (.P — Tie late Jamr* Dean, emotion-torn hero of "East of Eden,” and Jennifer Jones, Eurasian doctor of "Love la a Many SolenHored Thing." hate been named the top m-vle performers of tve year by the first Audience Awards poll. An eMImatrd IS million fans also voted "Mister Roberts" the best BENNY TO BE « picture and Peggy l.ee ("Pete DENVER (B— Just for the rec­ Kelty's Blues") and Tab Hunter ord; Comedian Jack Benny an* ("Battle Cry") and ("Track of the nnuneed-in-public-he wit] he HI Cat") the outstanding new person­ A merry-go-round made In ISM) nest Feb. 14. Benny spoke at t alities. I* still In use at Watch Hill, R t lino-a-plale dinner raising fundi The first mas* polling of movie It was originally turned hy a draft for General Bose Hospital here last night. goers produced results that could horse hut Is now mechanized. have Important bearings on the award of Oscars nest March. Cer­ tain! Dean and perhaps Miss There’s A DEPENDABLE Jones, |oo-n as (up contender sfor Hollywood's premier honor, Ihe Aesdemy Award. Photo Gift for Everyone It was a touching moment when Grace Kelly announced the award On Your List a t ----for Dean to the glamorous crowd at Ihe Beverly Hilton recently. tnrtng Abbott eng Costello eng Woody Woodpecker with Hopelnng There was stunned silence, then Cassidy westerns and animal mov­ applause. The brilliant activ, wa« In ies for kida and grown-up* alike. killed at 24 in a highway crash Horae movie* ere Ideal for Christ- two months ago. m u partie* and other spaclal occa­ After hi* rosier, young Mstatle sions because they're the kind of W IEBOLDTS wholesome entertainment that give* e family the feeling ol "together­ ness" a* they attr up laughter and thrill* on your watt or acreen. Klda especially wilt Jump for Joy when they dleeover that Ranta Claua ha* brought them a mnvia lift especially made for their pleasure. Your vary favortta holiday glmi ran he enjoyed again and again from your private home movie col­ lection which can he built into a treasure house of tim in g enter­ tainment that you can own and ihow (or erery occasion. s*tf VENTUPA, Calif, i# - It could have bean a bleak Christmas for Batty and Herb Smith. But thanks tu their neighbors la the closely knit California city of OJal, Christmas won't be loo bad,' and Ihe new year will shine bright for tha future. The Smith* are William H., 11, and Betty. M, formerly of Spo­ kane, Wash. Ha la a teacher at Nerdhotf High School, and she ttsche* at the OJal Cooperative Nunery School. ANN ARBOB. Mich. (JR-Santa Both have been In Iron lunge at Claua proved almost too much (or Ventura County General Hospital the Ann Arbor telephone system. sine* Oct. 10. H* haa been out of Michigan Belt Telephone Co. sotd the respirator on rare occailona the Ann Arhnr Belail Merchant* line* then. She haa been in her Assn, on the Idea of having chil­ lung tontinuoualy. dren dial old St. Nick on a special They contracted poll# within >4 number. hour* ef each ether, and th* flrat Th* phone company Installed problem doctor* faced waa that of three lines. The merchant* ad­ meral*. vertised the number. The Smitha bav* two children, Debra Suaan, I, and Jody Lyn, S. Call* cam* In auch tremendous They have a home. It hat a quantities, the phone company said, that 1,000 of this university mortgage. taivn'a 13,000 phones were frozen” They have payment* to keep up. Herb added to hli teacher’s —useless for either incoming or salary by coaching th* Nnrdhoff outgoing calls. High School Junior vanity football Tour more special linr* were In­ stalled direct to Santa. And the team. It was In September that Jodv phon* company appealed to the became ill. She waa treated for public: fevers and headaehes. but nn one "Have patience Please call hut thought of polio. Th* child ap­ don't let the children call (tv* or sis tlmrs In one night." peared to recover Then, on t briak October week­ end. Mrs. Smith enmplained of the headache • dizziness - fever aymptoma. She waa rulhed to th* hospi­ tal. Eighteen bourn later Smith was In an Iron lung next to Hit . Jody had recovered from a mild polio attack, tha doctor! decided. Mrs. Ernestine HIx, Mr*. Smith's mother, rushed down from Spo. ksne, took charge of the house and set things right. Amoog her more pleasant chores; "I had to give th* children a tot of loving *' And then the OJal Valley Teach­ er* Assn, act to work. It promoted a benefit raffle, made 11,100 an a television set giveaway. Smith’a student* at Nordhoff do­ nated (300—the complete receipt* —from the OJal-Santa Barbara Catholic High School football game, Town folk* collected Woo. Where did th* money go? Debra blew out th* eandlea on • faneUy decorated birthday takt. MARION COtIT, ringer and a*, Th* youagatort ar* sating three trass, use* tear* In Naw York to n ta la a day. They look healthy protect tba public •airing eg testimony aba gave to a private and happy. Three nurses oa round-the-clock session aJ a legislative commit­ duty for the Smitha ar* paid by tee Investigating wiretapping. abjection failed to atop th* tbe March of Dimes and th* fund. Tha tpan hearing! probing Into how There win be a Chriitmaa tree ah* hired a print* detecting and praeent* for Debra and Jody. wha tapped her cstrangad hus­ Student* from th* high school will band** pboM, wired Ua apart­ Santa Ties Lines Of Phone System L«9«i Notice DONKEY PRESENTED SENATOR against said camFLORIDA RAIL• corporation th* taws a t tha an« th* unknown orn In laiarest. r othor party nr tr. through, undrr SOt TH flO lllllA PANT: THR RA­ DA AND W HUTCOUP ART, n eur- r, “iskwgre; *btop, Tanri* TT>» to.poR *. fB hsm s V.Wi.lJ.tKl? MANCHESTER, N.H. « - Tb* Democrat* did lo t target Republi­ can Sea. Itylea Bridge* at a ban­ quet last night soramemoratlas his SI years of service to tb* state and action. Democratic friend* of tbs aanator presented him with a live donkey—symbol of tha Dem­ ocratic party—at tha diaaar aponaored by tha Young Republicans of New Hampshire. He placed It oa hi* farm la Concord. a L V A 't & n : a n * a n y an* a ll M v s a a s b a n ite m ? ft* Jylag E astirly a* the We- Krvijz oa II: II that H i t af tb a I l k Ivin# TO.." ilV “..rtfwWaitsr.rtstfi: r.“tttita*,a «< WfVJKWraYS: J; •« nwk k a**. IL w iS a T C f* * •• Bntb. CINCINNATI (ft — frank Job** wishes someone who atolo a dozen doughnut* from hla bakery truck yesterday had kceded kla own wanting. Jones’ March ef the truck disclosed a metal bracelet whleh apparently had been torn from th# thief's arm on a metal raek. ft had a medallion which bore the word* "atop thief." You an* aark af yaw, ara kara­ t e notifis* that a ault haa base krauaht aaalast you u tha Circuit fa u n la aa* far asmlaala Caunty. Florida, la Chanrary, a tbart title of which la WtftCI VA HDKTINO CLl’B. a corporation not (or profit, argaalaad aa* (listin g anitsr th* tawa af th* Olata a f n o ­ rms, Plaintiff. vs C. At,ICE SMITH aa* 1. !>. (KITH, fcir butban*, at al. D sUniaata, Oh»nrare No s l it , an* you, and *e*h of yeu. ar* rauulra* ta file yeur answsr ta plaintiff's complaint with (ha unitarsigaa* Clark ar laid Caurt. an* aarv* upon elalallfra attornty rnK D n. w tL n o * . s s i- s s t aaafnrd Atlantic National V in k BuildIn a. Ssaford , n orld e. ay P, a Do* t i l , Raafor*. Florida, a copy or ynur anawar. aa ar barer* Wadasrday. tha l i s t day af Dscambsr, A. I> ISIS, and If you fat t* * • aa, • daarta pra ronfaasn will b# sa ­ tire* against you. aa* aacb af yaw far tha relief demands* la eel* COMptslBI. *- " " filiu* S af th* Ml* Caui miaala County, on o sot. of 4 Tiros (ot compared to prlco of first lino tiros with tubas) ment and balpad bar load a ntd r/ntenurten*!) ** Km pr— 1m *. flrddtone OPEN EVERY EVENING U N TIL9:00 P. M GEhLERAL M A N A G ER HO GHAHfii Of m S a N N K e -T C B SAMI QUALIFIED COUBTBOUfl MECHANICS AT YOU* SKBVICB U I B .M I T . AUTHOUZSD WUXYS DKALKRf PHON Tiresfone �•w / • - # p; pell Progress igya 'era many avenues opening up in rdund Sanford. gm are largo, soma are small, soma of ar* short, soma necessarily are long. t bra winding, ethers ar* straight, and weral loop right back into themselves. fijah *M Is different In style, in shape, in jfiitlo a , and in level. T S a t what wa ar* so Intensely Interested KM the fact that each on* is an avenue of ■ppraas. They ar* street* that lead to new jjfittr y and to new homes. l*»6eme of them lead to sections of Sanford mgfRa surrounding area that has never been here In Sanford. Your dyad will be openad wide, for if yen will taka each one of the th inn neeeaaary for aach home or Industry added to thoaa atraeta and avenue*, you will find the total attftarln f In dollar*. It'* Juit on* of th# thinia that wa would Ilka to point out to tha folk* who don't think Sanford and Samlnola County la growing We're proud of thaaa Avenuea of Pro* greaa being added to our community. Solid Possibility Scanning tha nawa eolumna tha other day wa eama acroaa an item from tha wiraa |n « W streets lead £> hew taxes, hew in- of A'aeoetatad Praaa and datalined Aplachlmpro. greater population, and a broader view cola, Fla. It read thla way: "Rep. Bob Sikag (D-Fla) yaatarday prodieted that Atlanta in tfana will become a fftf***h® f these avenuea has a style all of bustling* port with ita terminal facilltiea at J p a w n because of th* lovely homes that Apalachleola, BOO milaa away on Florida’a j g | built thsre. The horns* bespeak of beauty pride, car* and contentment, of homes Gulf Coast "Sikaa made hia foroeaat, whleh ha prlth people living In them. atraaaed waa not extravagant but a aolid ” • As these avenues and streets come into poaaibfllty, aa on* of th* featured apaakara iafeg, there la a necessity of a lot more of everything. With mors families, furniture la at Apalachlcola'a Harbor Day celebration. "Hundreds of Waat Floridian*, Georgi­ bought for each home giving our store* greeter income, more groceries are purchas­ ans, and Alabamians turned out to boost ed fsr the family dining table, more mailmen Apalaehieola-Chattahooehaa- Flint River's •re n iilr t to deliver letter* and that maans navigation ayetarn. "Sen. Speaaard Holland (D-Fla) said tha jz & r z v : s •aether aalary to th* already growing aeonJ emy, aad each salary manna a let t oour tri-river ‘project is on ita way and nothing rou do White you’re waiting l*r the in the world ean prevent its speedy com­ ropair maa to m b s aad «a ttt dtp. ' Do you sat m a t aad upaot? ’ Mara laundry machine* are sold, more pletion. Word for word, that*a th* way wa read Why not protect youraelf agates! dry eteaalng Is dens, mors fuel is bought, tragic lull* ta UrtofT Why additional gssolins because of the added cars It, no figures changed, no eommaa put in ihtM sot buy yourrtUe book, anddt to our community. Th* list ia unending for? or taken out. town and read lit What If tt do** a* wa aald, there Is a need for more of every-. What wa'd like to point out is this. At­ make your llpi tiredT You probalanta, Go* aa inland city in the neighbor­ ply could uao a little more *»**• thing. ,; So thaso avenuea and street* b*eom* Im­ ing state, la going all out for a port 600 cite. portant to th* Community of Sanford and miles from ita boundaries while we have Now don’t iay. l>* th . Community of S*minoIa County. W« the same thing right her* at th* city's lim­ tot a book.” Evwy home that count th*m as thsy ar* eenetrueted for wa its. lEMw a* they tnem se, *o do** th* aeonomy Thera must b* something to this Idea e f on* of th* moat prosperous communities of water freight, barge lines, and added im­ wod him a book for a Ckriittath* State foereases. petus to shipping, or tb* eapltol city of eg tai preeoat? Hell talk shout R We’re watching eleccly, for as we aec Georgia wouldn’t b* going all out for such ir deye aad deya. it, tb* plan* aad dr**ma of tho*# who look a port to servo i t , To help you pick tho right a*a, fafward to thaaa atr**t* and avenues, ar* Sanford, with all of the possibilities • have made up a lilt of augt r id d hundred* mar*. avialabls for itself, that Atlanta is looking <“ *Aa new av*nu*i and atraeta are named, for a half-thousand milaa away, sits still you’ve heard about Aad so. kidtook* It • point to ride over them and ae* waiting for a dock-terminal project to mova dtea, here wo go-*n to tea: ••A Charmed Ufa." — Pro*Meat for yoq m lvea what I*.actually happening in and settle down. Elatnbowcr. Wa'v* wondered what tha score could "Beyond Do l ir e ." — Wtoate* Churchill. ba? Tha Sanford Herald "So Near and Yet So far. A Congressman and a Senator of Flor­ Adlal Stavanaon. ida go all out to boost a port elty in Florida "Th# Frontter Yoara." — i to servo th* Georgia Capitol *s well as Ticker. much of Alabama, and Sanford has these ’.The Smiling Rebel." — Sat same facilities axeept In better condition Rate* Kafanvar. "A Man Called Peter." — Prteand for ‘ money, caaa Margaret Roaa. , ehould b * -com* noise making, "How Par the PiotoRod Lendt* MRtCMfoftop shouting, feme -all out aup- —Carmine DeSapte. port from cur elty officials, Chamber of "The Power of PoalUve ThinkCommerc*, Merchant* Association, and Ing." —The governor ef New ' every ether organisation that believes in York. "A Slight Seme of Outrage." — the welfare ef Sanford, Seminole County, Th* governor of Georgia. sad Central Florida. "Run Silent, Run Deep." — The It la certainly proof that • docks and governor* of Ohio and Michigan. terminal project ie net Idle thinking when a "Meet Mlater Elaoabower.’’ — Mr*. Elacnhowcr. elty of morTthan a quarter-million paople "No Man la an Ialand." — Mall 'Aid whet ha had Brought them Into his atart boosting a port for themselves 600 me a copy. ‘•f-h ea et meat, before them, and rejolc mflef away. "Thi Dews of Pcreeaallty." — believing te God with all his house.— We’d like to know whet other folks are Fred Alin. "Perional Powor Through Crea* thinking. I live Selling." - Dr. Normaa Vto- TSUI CITT OMITS* SaetW M . CITT CLEW TO KEEP ACCOUNT*! NO WITHDIAWALS IN EXCESS OP IALANCES. The City Coamtetoa ■hall w m Ha Clark to kesp socurate aceouate sad a tia y litt •et *f hooka ahewtng tha amount of money ea hand, amount m ate* *d. amount amndid, sad Iks bJlsiwM thereof St tka sad of oeeh month, every fund Myriad by the City i and no thick ar werreat •hell m r be drawn hi « s m m ef Protect Yourself Against Lulls LETTERS TO W E EDITOR ly adopted public aervice to publlthing the Seminole County Publte Records to Tha laaterd Sarald. h la sot only aa tnteroettog yardstick of Santefd’a steady growth m asttvs* end tewtete aMB* hut M also carrtos vtluahto * 3 * "**' “ ■ “ “ «n*rttasa." - Rohe RochaMter. _ „ v -t_ "Rug Hooking Mada Eaay." ‘^ ^ E X * * * ” Y w wnite Suttee. " ft? That’. why" “Card* ef Idaattty." — J. Edgar Hoover. rrnelirt “ — Any wtte. 'Th# OpmMtod." - I n . ; . -Tho PmUtest Imago." - Any *aph McCarthy. vtalttoi relative. -Behlad the Picture Wtodow." « n # L * . Hide Home." - Tour — Molotov. favorite boa driver, "Tho Merry Parteere." — Bui* "Nothtof Too Good for a Cowunto aad Khruahchov. (Hava tug. boy." - The joekty to any cab ^ tnvel.) you rids. cent Peel*. "How to Live SU Day* a Yoar." —Your favorite tosuraaoo eatee* maa (aad John Way®#). •Why Johnny Can’t laid." — Johnny. "The Gods Wet* Rtod." — Tha Brooklyn Dodgora. of that fond. * 8 t e f l o n IT. MONIE8 WITHDRAWN ON CHECK OR WAR­ RANT OP CITY CGMMISMON: RECORD TO BE KEPT IN MNUTE8; ROW CHECKS AND WARRANTS SIGNED. A» menlM draws from any dopwltory skaU bo upon a chock or w im at issuod by the City C o m m i s s i o n , the number ef whleh cheek, werreet or of the voucker thoreod then he seeerded tn the ralnutoe ef tha meetinr ef the City Commlttlon et which the tone It ordered drawn, end tech check or werrtnt to leauod tkali be signed by the City Clerk end ceuatertlfned by a member ef the City Coetmitlion. Section IS. WARRANTS AND CHECKS TO BE APPROVED ET HEADS OP DEPARTMENTS: OFFICERS A N D SURRTIRB RESPONSIBLE FO R LOSSES. No warrant or chock, fey the paymeat of any claim ar account, than ha ictuad by tha City Comminion until each account or claim ahali have bee* approved by the heed ef the Dapeitmcat for which aueh tndebtednma waa Incurred, and by the City Auditor and aueh officers end their euro* tlaa Shall be liable to the Mun­ icipality far any lees er darns** •attained by the Municipality hy reason of the improper er eaimpt approval ef any aueh claim or account against the Municipality. Section IS. SURPLUS FUNDS OP CITT, AUTHORITY TO IN­ VEST: APPROVAL B Y .C I T T ATTORNEY. The City Cauda•Ion .than have authority to In­ vert any surplus funds of tho City la fader*], State, County. School District or Municipal In­ teract boarlnr bonds, but M each cotne t!r:*7Jl£uL!uE2 J O IN O U R C H R IST M A S C L U B N O W FO R C H R IS T M A S NEXT. i *-•* * r t i J '' 1 1 % 1 i,.>. ; - •. i �» S o c ia lfcofudA Henry S. Brown Jr. Is Engaged To Paltie Smith O f Rome, G a ■?. Patti* Willingham Smith, (laughtar of Mr. and Mr*. Oeorg* r- Bamkcf Insith Jr., af Rome, Ga. ia today announcing her engagemeat to Lt. Henry ShoUlara Brows J r , af Sanford and Ft. Ben* Ring, .Ga- aan af Mr. and Mr*. ^ Henry Bhalara Brawn of SaaforJ. * Tha bride-alect attended Con* verse College in Spartanburg, 8. C. and la now a t Shorter College In Rome. She • la a member af ihe Cotillion Club. Mr*. Broxea attended Darling* ton Srhaol In Home and David. ton College la Davidson, N. C. Ho !• a mambee af Sigma Alpha , Epsilon fraternity, and "D* club. * Ha I* now in tha U, 8- Army ia • . f t . Banning, Ga. aa a lieutenant * - A Jiina wadding ta planned with *•’ complete plana ta ha announced - at a later data. Miss L. Cfiitttndtn Tells Of Greenery To Garden Circle Mayfair Inn Scene ' Of Luncheon Meet For SNAAS Unit Christmas Theme Is Used By Demo Group At Party Th* Mayfair Inn was tha arena af th* December luncheon meeting of the wives of Ihe Heavv Attack Training Unit. NAAS. Gifts were exchanged by the members and Christmas decorations were attract­ ively carried out on the luncheon tables. Mrs. Clsrk E. Crain and Mrt. R. J. Brown were r«-ho*lessca. Mrs. L. Weidleln presided over the brief business meeting In which two representatives of Ihe HATU Wive* Club were appointed to be members of the board of the Station Wives organisation. Those chosen were Mrs. ft. J, Brown and Mr*. R. If. Hadden. Member* and guest* present In­ cluded Mr*. T. E. Bowman, Mr*. R. J. Brown, Mr*. Clark E. Crain, Mr*. Clifton Duncan, Mr*. W, R, Edwards, Mrs. O. R. Gray, Mrt. Robert Hadden, Mrs. J. W. John­ ston, Mr*. C. S. Stoddard of Pebble Beaeh, California, Mrs. Joseph L. McClane, Mr*. D. A. Miller, Mr*. V. 1. Mountcastle. Mr*. James C. Peterson, Mr*. W. E. Rue!. Mr*. J. J. Stoke*. Mr*. J. M. Veriander. Mr*. L. Weldlein. Mr*. W. E. Glldewel), and Mr*. William Thomas. The .Seminole Couoty Ttnn* Demonstration Club met at th# homa of Mr*. H. P. Alexander with en-hostesse* k .in r Mr*. It. T. Warren. Mrs. R. I*. RoehU, and Mr*. A. P. Kyle, Mr*. J. JJ. AtMrello. president, opened tha aestlon. Tha Lord's Prayer was prayed In unison • fler whirh Mr*. Warren, pro­ gram rhairman, presented Mr*. Raymond If. Smith and Mr*. II. P. Alexander In * Christmas Carol, “Holy Night". Roll rail was made and 2.1 memher* were present. After the short business meet­ ing Mr*. Warren presented Mr*. C. K. Williams in a series of poem* ending swith The Story of "The Orein rff Santa Ct*u».H Mrt. 0. K. White rave a Chrlr n- i» story ratted “Th* Believer" after which Mis* Myrtle Wilson, county nernt, cove a Heomnslration on “ How To Use the TB Stamps on Christmas Package Arrang­ ement YARDS OF MOONSTONm. A Christmas gift exchange was enjoyed and the revealing of »#• BLUR SILK TAFFETA eras used for th* ahlrt contrast wltM cret pals were made. smoothly-moulded bodice of) Thoso present tp enjoy th* th* this afternoon or cocktail drum events were Mr*. J. B. Crawford, designed by Karen RLark. Mrs, Tfllls, Mrs, John l» Clarke, Mrs. Karl Turner, Mr*. J. P. Thur­ mond, Mrs. D. E. White, Mi*. ander, Mr*. C. L. Wallis, Mrs, Malde M. Grier, Mrs. Raymond J. It. Callahan. Mr*. It. A. Wil­ H. Smith, Mrs. Michael Diets liam* Mis II I. Harvey, Mrs. Mrs. R. Horton, Mrs. R. P. .In* Aitarelln, Mr*. C. M. View­ Rnehlk, Mrs. W. R. Brinson, Mrs. er*. Mr*. Warren, Mis* WiUoa K. C. William*. Mr*. H. P. Alai- and Mr*. Kyi*. The Dirt Gardner'! Circle of the Sanford Gardea Club held It* Dec­ ember meeting with a coffee at the home of Mrs. A. W. Lee with Mr*. Ed MeUch Mr*. W. A, Kratrert and Mr*. Georg* Harden assisting. Mr*. Myron Smith, th* president, called the session ta arder and “The Garden Collect" was said In unison. A book entitled Native Trees Of Florida" v n placed In Ihe library It memory af Mrs. Chsrltg Gina. Tha circl# “ prtmdly" records sevea blue ribbons, four red rib­ bons, threw yellow ribbons and one while ribbon from Ihe Christmas Flower Show and In addition two winners af the trl-color awards along with the chairman of the Junior Garden Club which also won the tri-color award.-A "nice" sum was cleared on the selling of paint­ ed and dried materials at th* show, also. iin the Presbyterian Church, Be­ Misa Laura Chittenden was Ihe lieve m* it was on* of tha beat guest speaker and gave a very in­ banquets ever held. . The bov* teresting article entitled "The Or- Iwere "dressed lo kill" and the girls hardly recognised them. Served gin and Legends of greenery". The session dosed with a plant was turkey, dressing, peas, slaw, mils, eranberry aaurc, tea and for exchange among its members. dessert pie a-la-modc. II was en­ joyed by all. Of course tha inticlpalion wai the awarding of ihe Peter Rchaal Award which went lo The Sanford Junior Hleh * -H lucky Jlnt Haw kin*. Tha toastmas­ Club met Friday at 12:45 p. m. ter, Betty Ann Munson, president with Pat Smith preaiding. of the Club did I good job. Blessing Jarkl* Ashley railed th* roll and was given by Olivia Giddens. read the minute*. Thirty-nine mem­ Betty Ann Introduced the speak­ ber wer* present. Ml** Myrtle Wil­ er! and they In turn awarded the son gava a deomslration on "How baya Utn different trophies. SpeakTo Make Book Markers". Barbara era were Mr. Marria, B. Wada, Tauity was elected reporter. ONS OP THB INTERESTING Informal momenta *t the annual Christmas Unity for trlrphona em­ ployee hdd a t thha Sanford Elk* Club. Standing (left to right) Mi-x Emma J>-nn Mrthvln, ro-rhnirman for.the pnrtyt Mr*. Rebecca Jones. Assistant Chief Operator; Mis* Tommy* Mcthvin, rn-chnlruintl for the party; M. B. Ferris, Orlando District Trnffie Manngrr; Howard Diekcrsnn. Orlando District Traffic Supervisor; seated (left to rlghti Mrs. F,ll.-.ahrlh Harman, Evening Chief Dprrntor; and .Mis* Betty Wolfram, Thief Oprralor. (Staff Photo!_____________________________ Peter Schaal, Strickland. R Ganas. Bill I and Bud Layer. W. E Kadrr, n T. Mil wee, Fred ming, Mr. Koonti Mr. Layer suprlscd upperclassmen ihe event uas pul Bff until another date when "they" could acquire more evidence. Mr. Brarken wa* very willing to give this information out upon seeing the do'Mill carted looks of Ihe Fresh­ men, then decided against It. It's not everyday that a lovely gtsl has a birthday. Jackie Davis was a year older Saturday. Happy Birthday! Ihe first haskelhall game was held in Winter Garden Friday. Wr lo-t the game hut it sure was ex­ citing. We'll win the rest, wait and see. A poem? u.NE of Ihe students. . . Is on Hie run. If* that “ Darling" Joe Davis . . . . Just out (nr fun. He works The hrain, that like a demon he is, But Hp'11 always he looking . . For one certain "Misa", He'* looking In the lunchroom, . . The office, the gym, lie can’t scent lo find her . . . . The Joke is on him. Some little girl . . , With ,x gleam in her eye, Follow* Joe to his classrooms, If he knew he'd just die. A Freshman no less. . . . For this little miss, Ha* hern ordered on Rat Day. . . , To site Joe a kiss. SEMINOLE SONG Fon THE week: "It's almost Tomorrow", BYE NOW . . (pJUi&onaLi Mr. and Mr*. A. II. llateher Jr. spent the weekend with hrr patents. Mr. and Mrs. George Roland. Friends of W, E. Jamrsnn will he sorry lr> learn that he is ill at hi* home nn Palmetto Ave, Christmas Parly and gift #x* change at tha church annex at 1 p. m. In tha form of a covered dieh supper. The Bethany Clast of tha First Baptist Church will meet with Mr*. Margaret Reynold* for a Christmas Party at R p. m. Thera will ha an exehanga af gifts, Tha Fidelia Clasa of th* First Baptist Church will have a cover­ ed dish aupper at tha home of Mrs. R. A. Williams on 541 Va­ lencia Drive. Group No. Three will h# hoata and there will be an exchange of gift* > ' Circle No. On* af tha First Methodist Church will meet at tha home af Mr*. C. J. Meriweth­ er Celery Ave. at 9:45 a.m. Circl* No. Two of tha First Methodist Church will meet with Mrs. Marvin Dyal 605 Plumose Ave. at M S a.m, The BPW will hold a Christmas Party in Ihe First Presbyterian Church annex at 1 p. m. All num ­ ber! a rt urged to attend. • t a k e for a Chriitaua party. TU dDA T •Tha ajuual Christman Party af the Daughten of Wesley Sunday School d ais will meet la MeH itler Hall at T:M p. * 7 Mra. Claud* Herndon'* group will bn hostesses, there will be aa ex «ha«s* «f gifta- Gift Each Month • MUS. ROBERT HODGES WON LAST MONTH'S GIFT— AN ELECTRIC TRAVEL ALARM CLOCK FOR THE LUCKY NUMBER • EACH TIME YOU VISIT OUR SALON, REGISTER YOUR NAME ANTI ADDRESS • THREE SENIOR BEAUTICIANS TO SERVE YOU FOR ALL YOUR BEAUTY NEEDS __ Harriett’s Beauty Nook 10.1 Se. Oak -- fSpaelsI* Conttnn* Tkrnuik Dee. lltih) , phone *T1 ; -* j SHORT NYLON FLEECE COAT PR IC E D JU S T R IG H T Tha Jualar High P-TA will i£M*«t l a t h e wheel i t I p p , Tk« Olaqnare Class af tba P in t Bestial Chunk will held Ita annuaj L ET US COTTON W A8H AND SPREADS TUFTED, LOOP TILE C O h lM A M CHRISTMA8. A m e r i c a 's FOR THE FAST-DYE AND OR RESTORE HOLIDAY SHAG LIK E RUGS 9 1 .5 0 3 * 5 5 * 7 $ 7 .0 0 6 * 1 0 1 3 .0 0 9 1 5 .0 0 While, Ira Blue, Pink Fall Nylon Crepe Lined __ Full 30-Inch—Length Cnatd . NEW SEASON FOR COLOR AHEAD. RUGS: 2 * 4 Hand Wnahnhle Nylon WUNDA-WEAVE, S p r e a d s: P la in or C h en ille: S in ? . $2.50 D ou ble $3.50 a il h a a to rl HAND WASHABLE NYLOJf YOl^Tl fa s te s t-s e llin g H I* P H U T •T A H A IN 6 M O T I0 H W C T U f ta i f r rag* f the season9s best from Penney9s WEDNESDAY The annual Glee Club Christ­ WHAT'R MORE FUN THAN YOUR FIRST CHRIST UAH DANCE? Tha Sanford Junior High School mas Concert put an by tha Samin- held its annual Chriatmaa Dance In the Celery Crate Friday night with fon amt "ail the trimming*". ola High School Glee Club will Shown above i* only a part of the erowd of youngster* who attrnilrd, (Staff photo) ha presented in tha BH3 School auditorium a t ■ p.m. Tha Schaal Food Service Associa­ tion will maet at 3:30 p. m. at the Sanford Jr. High School with Mrs. tnma Sewell. Mist Clara Swell and Mrs. Agnes Craniton as hostesses. Thla la the annual Christmas atsskm and aaek aehaol la asked to bring a portion of dessert served for' lunch far the- food fair. STAXTB W ED N ESD A Y A TWE fiSFO W ) HERALD Mnn. D tr. 12, 1935 2 V a * 4 » /j 4 * 6 6 x 9 9 x 1 2 $ 2 .: Hnstcaa buy from l'rnne)*a. Large mnpla colored gin** salad bowl with 22 karat gold trim, nn blink wire stand. Solid haudl# pkivtic fork ami spoon. $5.4 $10.4 S20.4 Odd Sties at 20c Per Sq. Ft. — Min. $1.50 THIS IS A FAST-DYE SERVICE; NOT A TINT. ONLY'TOP QUALITY DYES ARE USED: AND ARE GUARANTEED FAST. ALL STANDARD COLORS AVAILABLE. Ssm inolsL Pul! H I quart hammered alamlaum eaaaarola with pyrax iaaert Penney quality and Penney value. j PENNliY'S FAMOUS GAYMODE STRETCHABLES Peantr’a ewa aylaaa with Ike -a ^ m lavaly cling, th# perfect lit, tha I * / ahaar leeeHaeael Far yauraelf or I .Z itJ for glfta. they're unbeatable with* J L regular ar dark aaame. atreuhable ar regular welt Buy .Gay- Sizes M idge, mad**, - taday t -- ------ w r l :u �* * , •• V f> M » t lu n a W w .P f .ll> I f f h a Ii a i c^ ? . V c f stay o u r u r 0EU6Y *crs IT U V „ MAH WAY/ m m ru<c to * o » iv Tl\<3PlAYM m/TMf mil*- r w STOP CPYINQ xWffi T om ow T fit L A B f Legal Notice I* TUB CIBCt'IT r n l ltT. RUTH j r n i r i A i , r t n c r iT . t v A nn « r a f t S HM D/ r , Fnn 8F.Mtvni.ti t f t t m . p tii. houa#, U lUBford. Florida, and In tiialt • ropy thereof to Karlrl* llounboldtr. Attorney (or Plaintiff, r. O. tins : i. Sanford. Florid*, la * rariain dlvore* procaadlng pend* lag *f*ln*t you In th* Circuit Cnurl. Ninth Judicial Circuit at Flo nil *, In and (or ttemlpol* Coun­ ty, In Ch*nr«rr. *nd abbreviated till* at Mid raucc bring: train Vinrrnt l|«ndtlm *p, Plaintiff. Vi. Jnarphln* J. HCnitcImtn, Defen­ dant, and herein tall not or a Da* ur«* Pro CnaftMo w ill t>a entered agalnet you. iv tu b c o tm j i h r 'i co r» T vvWtSiSdi” ^ * cots- rtalmnnt and mu it b* aworn to bp tbs claimant, blf ajen i. or bla at* lorney. or It w ill btcoraa void ae» cording to law. _ IN HR: ROTATE OP ANDREW D. OWKNH. p ir r a iti i v . r . v , ia . a r : » , » * ” tala of ANDREW Dl> OWENS, Dacaaaad. Karabf notified tad required to a t n e g t « h b p e v Ji * trla anr claim* er dttnanda which TO> Joiephlo* J, Hrndrlman, whoa* they mar bar# asalnat laid *«Ul* U 'n n e e * n r h a n d a n d o lf le lp t In lb* ntfle# of in# County Judo* laat known addriM wa* l i l t anal at Bantord. Beminol* Comfy, of Seminole Cnunlr, Florida, in th* VI r alii no A n n u a Farida, this lltb day of Morember, Cnurthonae at ganfnril, Florida, Norfolk. Virginia wllhln eight (I) calendar lunnlha . Pleat* u b t poiic* Ibat you ar* from th* dato of tho t in t publica­ h*r#br r»'iulr*d to tilo your writ* (Clerk's Baal) tion at this nolle*. Earn claim or n. p. Karndsa t«a daftaas*. ptrantuliy or by an Clark ot th* Circuit Court demand muat b* In w riting and atlaraar. pa or b*fero t>#camb*r Kartrt* lloii#hnlrt*r W« ar* «a ■as*d la butla**# at F*r« Park under ih* flctltlmi* Sana o t Pollyanna Cnurl and that w j In* land In raaltler Mid nam* w ith lb* Cltrk O* th# Circuit Court. tninol* county, Florida, (a accei* dam* with tha provlulon o f Ih* rictitlou* Nam* dtalut*. t*-wit» Section |IS.*» Florida BtaUld# 111*. H U H . v». M l . IRWIN VINCENT JIENDKI.llAN. JOIEPH1KB J. Vij*XDEtjUAN. jO K O & d as* aj»4ib.*1,A *~":ria rw r cun*i UNCA AtlCKIrYI w ag ■■ ; V * . t ■ J j .a r S ' a •* * I __-J a- Au 2? ** �i ;»gr**TV'• • 1 , ' '# Lake Mary Archaeologists Find Antiques ir Vtiopfi* m im r Mr. and Mr*. L. C. BatUrick el Wolfebore, N. H.. arrived Uit , 4> Biturdiy la Laka Mary tor tha T winter. Mr. and Mr*. Clifford Malath Jav a purchased a tratlar and a«t it up oa (heir property on Lake Mary Boulevard, and are already denied there. • Mr. and Mra. Edgar Parrlih and daughter. Cindr, of Orlo Via* ta, ipent Sunday wilh her parenta, Mr. and Mra. C. W. RJobiom. P. D. Anderson Jr. of Miami jp was the weekend guests of his parenta Mr. and Mr*. P. D And­ erson. He combined business anl a little bunting on this briel trip. | Mr. and Mrs. Otis Sjoblom are now aettled in the. (lehr house, formerly occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Willis. Friends will be sorry to learn of the death of N. R. Blough on Friday, la the hospital at Chatta­ hoochee, where ha had been a • patient for some months. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver S. Webb Jr. of Pensacola were the dinner fuesta of Mr. and Mra. R. W. Jteogh, Nov. 29. {uie will txe membered aa the former Gwen Coppenger. Mr. and Mrs. Bobby S. TiUls ar announcing the birth of a son, 'Bobby Stephen, at the Fernald Laughton Memorial Hospital, on a Pec. 2. They are former residents mot Lake Mary. > Friday evening the Community .Church held Ita annual basaar and supper. Instead of tht usual covered dish supper, the Men's Class furnished the supper, ham­ burgers, w I a n a r a with tha usual fixings, cake and pia and coffee, which netted them aver 930. The other organisation had tables at which thsy sold fancy _ w o rk and food. After tha supper ^ games wera played by soma who enjoyed prolonging the fun af tha ‘ evening. The work of the men was enthusiastically received and It la to be hoped that they will put on othor tuck Suppers. Tuesday. Nov. 29. teachers of - the Community Sunday School held a meeting at tnc church and or­ ganised their .final plans for the Christmas program which will be mgiven, Dec. lg. Reader for tho oc­ casion will be Miu Carta New­ berry and tha choir will be com­ posed of tha junior and junior nigh elaaaas. Attending this meeting wera tha Rev. and Mrs. L. I t Scott, Mra. Eileen Willard. Mrs. Ted Brooklyn, Mra. Russell Boekley and Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Keogh. THF. SANFORD HERALD W*tlAtO C. Kit*, of jo fttn m vilte, Ohio, was named “Corn King" of the Grain and Hay Fhow held In connection with the International Livestock Fhnw In Chicago. This Is the eeeond consecutive year that he won the title. Kirk displays some of the rar* of com, a type knowrn as WF9X.1S.lt, which gave him tho championship. Mnn. f l v 12. 1955 ment af Salerno and Potenza, tells than a pound." about tha most important recent Although the necropolis indicates Bad: that the site had 'seen inhabited "It was a (ample buried In the long before, th‘e founding of the ground. It was partly hewn into Greek town of Foscirinn d*le« to rock at ground level. The temple the Sixth Century B C. Pleasure was dedicated to Hera, the Greek living Greek sybarites, who had New Officer* goddess of marriage and fertility. previously established a colony at Thursday night at the DeBary Ita gable-shaped roof was rov- Sybaris on the Gulf of Taranto, Fitehoune the firemen elected the with tiles and It had no open­ came to the mouth of the River following elate of officers for the ings. We went through the roof to Selc, then the only good landing pew year: president. Jo«eph Mee­ have a look and found eight beauti­ place on the part of the roast. han; vice picvidcnt, Oliver 11a«• ful vases containing honey which The centra! section of the city seiner: «ecretary, Charles Kra*rr was in a perfect (late of preser­ was bounded by a three-mile wall and treasurer, Ga-lon Crosby. vation." which was 22 feet thick in some Charles Schneider, outgoing pic$j. The bodies, saya Prof. Sestieri, places. The richness and fertility dint, gave a report of this la-t were buried la "a curled-up posi­ of the soil brought prosperity as sen-oil’s activities and wn« elect, tion" in some 200 tombs with flint the grandeur of its mins still at cl a director f»r three year.. Al­ f i l i a s and arrows. testa. Rut It also brought trouble. bert Koiielenski was appointed “Close by," he went on. "was The Lucanians. an Italie people chairman of the entertainment a marvellously preserved terra living in the mountains, couldn't committee. cotta vase on which were painted reslat the luxury and ronquered Reception. Open llou.e in black the apotheosis of Hercules the town about Wfl B.C. Latef. On Tuesday afternoon the Plan­ ascending to Olympus and. on the about 273 B C., the Romans took tation Estate* Woman'* club will opposite aide, a ballet of satyrs'over. hold a reception and open home In the presence of Hermes and They treated the Poseidon* more for members, the PeRary WoDionysus." kindly lhan had the fierce Ltic'anlman's riuh and the Grange City Three majestic Greek temples. »'•* and the Greeks responded by Woman's club at the firehou*e Re­ patterned alter the beautiful Par­ providing ship* loaded with wheat freshment*. under the «upervi*ion thenon on Athens' Acropolis, rise for Roman* trapped In Taranto by of Mr*. Charles ft, hneider, will he from the meadow against a back­ Hannibal. The Roman* rewarded served and a mu.hat program I* “ ■y AODIE PREVATt ground of snow rapped mountain*. this fidelity by letting the Fused!'"I'g prepared for the occasion. Mrs. Dalla Jones of Miamn While lacking the incomparable ons continue to mint their own Two hundred ladies are expected. ■pent the weekend here with beauty of the Parthenon, arche­ coin*. Civic Officer* Chosen friends. , ologists say the temptc* are pre­ The Roman* renamed the town The Rev. W. A. Ellen wood at­ cious (samples of Greek irchl- Paestum. however, and htiill their _O n Pec. M, Tuesday night, tended the Ministerial Associa­ Itcture. there will he an rle, tion of offi. own buildings—sometime* on top tion in DeLand Tuesday. rer* of the PeRary Civic Associa­ "Recent discoveries." say* Prof. of Greek structure*. Roman balh*. Mr. and Mrs. E. H- Grant spent SesUari. "consist of objects of gold, a forum, an amphithealrr and a tion at the auditorium beginning Sunday in Winter Perk with Mrs. stiver and bronze and ivory carv- temple have been found, within at 7:3(1 p. m. This group now Gr.nl. daughter-lata w .ir a asm tagl, 0rttk «Bd UcjlnUn' numbers 200 and I* rapidly grnwr. a Roman wall whteh redueed the Mrs. Horace Wesson and and offering* w ____ .brides. . . . . . site af the Greek city. Mr. and Mm. Ing. There Is expected In he by_ young family. possible competition for the post* They confirm Mat the cult of the A number from hern attended the goddeia Hera was the basis of the Treacherous Diamond Shoals, a of president and treasurer. Mobilisation Training Union moot­ local worship. Her name is incised few miles off Cape Haltcras, t* New Directory ing la Holley HUI Monday avoatng. on many poatehers and especially Iknown a* the "Graveyard of the The first question asked about Tho CUlsens Club Mid a chic­ a newcomer to PeRary usually U: a silver disc weighing more {Atlantic." ken supper at the community hall “Where did you come from?" Thl* Saturday evening. Proceeds went will be answered hr the dirNANCY TUINII, 19. of Champaign. Tit, dlrplayi her rrsnit champion toward the debt of the building. ectory which Is being prepared steer at tha International Livestock Exposition in Chicago Tha steer A large crowd attended. by the Chamher of Commerce. I* a 986-pound Aberdeen Angus summer yearling named "Julius Mr. and Mrs. Wtlliaa Bridges Twenty-tlx ladle* will ranvai tha Standing beside Nancy is the judge of lb* eatlle competition. A. P. -By WRUAMMTT' had ea their guests last week, Weber, Dean of Kansas SUt* College, ffwtematiowai Soundphoto) PeRary area thl* month and oh. Central Preea Wrt/er Mrs. Bridges sister and brothertain information ahnut all rest* in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Nichol­ MOMS and m ere wsathar pro- pay and better conditions. Here's a* to theie street location, son and Mr. NIcMIsoa'a parents,, dtetera are breaking lets print g case when cooler heads didn't Ona-Fourth of Your Auto Cost Is Tax dent*, telephone numher and former In* Mr. and Mrs. R, 0 . Nicholson. prevail erUh forecasts of n cold, coM win­ ratlon. Mr. and Mrs. Jack McCarter ter. I l l news turns ilk# that, says , • I i Frederick Clereringa with lb# and family of Memphis, Tana., Tht office Democrat says hi# at the next desk, which cooperation of A. L. and Mr*. Lin­ havt moved Into the Prnvatt party's i»J# r ha nett look very Ua collar. coln. will comply this data and bright despite He mtng dark house. Mr. McCarter is with tho edit the material. The rnmmittea URN and stationed a t Sanford. center is in Aoree e tn ittttrt. of Canvaetere are Mr*. Elwin P. t t t Mr. end Mrs. Cadcr Hart spent m o — Facto­ Bruce, Mr*. John B. Clark, Mr*. Sunday ta Clearwater with friends rs'* so many William N. Cole. Mr*. Gaston Cro*. site • v*nr, we rand. Then haw ’« fitting. and relatives. by, Mr*. Prank Kakln, Mr*. Paul torn# folk era always harrowing Mra. T. W. Prevatt end family P. Froetseher. Mr*. Carl E. Galeerst / had a* their guests Sunday after­ f t t lev. Mr*. Richard Hall. Mrs. Marnoon, Mr. and Mrs. Grady Herman IVIIT DOtlAg you pey for ■ new ear avrregee 24 eenl* in tear*, That foee-year-ntd boy who U Jorl# l.amhert, Mr*. Anna Living­ of Sanford. this chart from the Automobile Manufacturer* Association shows. so expert at playing golf may not ston, Mr*. George f uslgnan, Mr*. Mr. and Mra. Arnold B aiter and have shot a bear at tha ags of The If. R. Air Foree’a Bell X-1A Infant illnesses that damage the Alonso MrCalley, Mra. Karl Murr, son Bert attended the funeral of but era'll wager ho got hold* tha unofficial altitude record, brain otten are causr* of mrntal.Mr*. 11. W. Peterson. Mr*. C. E. their saa-la-law, Felton Perry in of birdlaa. reaching 90,000 feet (17 miles). | deficiency. Redman, Mr*. J. 'Valter Schwara, Ft. Lauderdale Tuesday. PAKSTUM. Italy, <# — A Iressura trova af antiques, possibly spasming 190 centuries, ta being uncovered bare by Italian archeol­ ogists. On a grassy masdaw a mile from tha GuU of Salarao. a pano­ rama af history la uafoldtag that ranges from Romaa times hack to the Greek culture af 9,399 years ago and perhaps aa far as.prehis­ toric times. Flint weapons, be­ lieved to have been brought Into Europe 19.099 year* ago by Invad­ ers from the East wera fouad In a necropolis—aa ancieat cemetery uncovered by an American bull­ dozer crew building an air field during World War U. s . Excavators have been at work off and on alnee then. Prof. P. Claudia Sestieri, SO-year old super­ intendent of the antiquitiea depart­ Page 3 d Social & Personal Activities Mr*. Luther Tarbell. Mr*. Talman: 'a n Ar-dale. Mr*. Charles B. WH-i ham*. Mr*. Clyde Woodward, Miss Alice Eliot, Mi.* porothea U u l* ’, ethach. Mr*. Katherine Rynp, sml| lit. Gertrude Melton. 1 rile Service* At It a m. yesterday the Rer; Leslie Lewi* gave the Me*sln»r4o Proclamation a* topic of hla- »*f* non at the Pellnry Civic Auditor'* ium when the Community Melba* dl«t congregation met for »>t . vice*. Thi* earlier time will --a tegular hour for worslihip finny now on. Geneva YOU'RE TELLING ME! ' « • ' * • ’«• *• ta * «•‘■vga'rt* ,• *a »*: » ________R5L ■OMUND OUKDOM, Brltlsh-bom. ••tar, avoids looking down atj hla estranged wife. Anile, at ha passe* behind her In courtroom! at Santa Monica, Calif. He ta euing to reduce monthly pay*! menta to her amt their two chitdrrn from 1930 per month ta 9130. Purdorn made his request *B ground* that ho has no Income at tha prevent time '<*' V ' '4»”'4»' S» V S ' W ' t s ' V T O D D LER 'S GIRL'S R O B E S In assorted jvasfel entori . . . just In time for Chriatmag giving. "WARM IDEAS FOR CHRISTMAS" Rohe* to keep them xvnrm Anil cozy on the night a fte r Chri.itman. Chon.** now, rpiilted cotton ami rayon, cor­ duroy robes, p retty print with ennIrast trim , tot'a and teens, anma fitted and duator type*. 2.95 to 6.95 3.98 9.98 PAJAM AS Ta Ipungn or dream In, cot­ ton knit, awnefc and old fash* oned.*Giy,. comfortable aleepwonr with n grown up air. 198 8.98 GIRL'S B L O U SE S GIRL'S SKIRTS Front nuraery school on, every girl like# ta took her prettineea In colorful skirt*. Make little g irls a ta rry eyed w ith pretty blouaea to wenr. See our a rray of styles, p r ic e s , s ir e * . 2.50 198-6*98 3.98 N IT E Y -N IT I A M I* m i w t a weight, Nd and pantala. For thn.yramg mm ia •uddljr up h « aald wintar nights. 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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, December 13, 1955 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 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 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 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/245bc5512cd317e0e1d75e973fbb500e.pdf 541588e33627dafc875b8843331cdf7e PDF Text Text AW,;: v a D ecerns*& /£ , i? £ ! f fi* * u ? 1 D ecim ate 3 0 , / f £ f :rm • '-i . f sswiay»>;yf<- �* - r - T ~ Weather Mostly cloudy •H h occasional light rsin today and tonight. Tuesday cloudy I* o*rtly cloudy. AM INPEPEM PtM T DAILY MEWEPAPCT maua Glee Club Concert Is Set That Starts Tomorrow Practice rounds arc underway at tha Mayfair Inn’s Seminole County Club today, getting in Important familiarisation of the course for qualifying round* which get under* way tomorrow morning. Golfera are arriving from avery section of tha country and from •very county in Florida to take part in Coatral Florida'* biggest golf event. ~ Rains hampered many of the You never saw a scrappier labiate have h aw aoketod Ira n players today but enthusiastic tha ehair of tha First Methodist (a lie n were on the course taking ithree-year-old than Heavy Attack Church hi ftaafard who will taka in the details of every tee, green Squadron Nine, which celebrated tha laadiag parts In tha cantata and fairway in the 1R hole May* iU third birthday Friday night. "Glory To Gad" bp Rob Roy Faery. fair Inn Seminole County Club'a A gala party for all squadron personnel, their families and Tha present*tipa. Mid choir di- course. guests commemorated the event ro tte r Roger I*. Harris, win ha a • More then 200 golfers are ex* at the NAAS Chief Petty Offic­ Ifeature a b I i i m to a l the I k * evening a w a iI n to worship M w a ttl n M f. ser­ pected to be hap# for th e'event er’ Club. vice • • Sunday night, Dee. II, with only 00 places open lor qual­ VAH-9 was' first commissioned • t T:30. ifiers players are making every •* Composite 8quadron Nine The soprano soloist, said Harris, effort to be Included in the 133 who (VC-0) with Cdr. F. G. Gooding will he Mr*. Jam es Rotard, tha will finally be chosen for the a* Commanding Officer. Since it* eeatralte by Mrs. A. 0 . Jones, the matches to get underway Thurs*' birth it has participated in oper­ tenor by John Blsbee, Gene Id le r day. ations extending from Its horn* end David Hester, the base by Mayfair Inn Manager Frank Me* base at NAAS Sanford to Maine, Dr. H. Wayde Rucker. bane Jr. and Pro Lee Armstrong Bermuda, Cuba. Argentina, North have completed details for the re­ Africa and the Mediterranean ception of the moro than four thou­ area. Now grown to over four f haa been preparing hi* group for sand who will line the course to times It* original else, V A 11-9 the cantata for several months, ace the players compete for top equipped with North American AJ-1 heavy attack bombers capwill be the fact that the 14-mlnuta honors. wpffc is equally baliaeed with solo Mebsn* ssld this morning that abla of operating from land bases parts and chorus. tickets for tha gsQtry will be 11.00 or from fast attack carrier* a t The tenor soloist* will take the today, Tuesday and Wadnasday, Th« squadron la presently undp ert af narrators that toll af tha 11.30 for Thursday and Friday, and event* surrounding the Nativity. tt.00 Saturday and Sunday. Tha sr the command of Cdr. W. B* The public la cordially Invited weekly ticket for all avents will be I.emos, USN, with Cdr. W. R. Haslett, USN, a* Executive ofW ». fleer. Marshals a rt on duty to handle the huge crowde that will follow the players throughout the tourna­ ment with the Seminole County Junior Chamber of Commerce and the Sanford Kiwanis Club furnish­ ing tha personal for the Marshal organisation which la under the chairmanship of Joe Baker. A dinner will be given tomorrow night at the Mayfair Inn to honor Christmas m ale and serious the visiting golfers with tha Pro* forte#*# w en both heard in Ran* Am pairings to be chosen following fordV skatthsi yaoterd*y a* tha the dinner. The Pro-Am will he A dvow iR u m* i f tha church played Wednesday. The 115,000 TG‘A Toaraaawnt brought the Christmaa season eloawill gat under way Thoreday dr. la * ohureh beautifully fsesra- morning and continue through tod hy Mrs. CWfete Jaknsen’a Runday. All nf the big names In golf will Evening efrele tha FIret Prssbyhe la Sanford for the event, many toriaaa----- —held two significant ser-A_ ._ Alan speaking to the VFW mem­ of them arriving from Havaana • ■ywilinBya i At tha 11 o'clock warship the and Miami where they have just bership will bo Jam es R. Sine of Orlando, District Commander of Rev. A. G. Mclnnts talked on the completed tournaments. Members of tha Sanford Womans the Veteran* of Foreign Wees. Sine te high telling end reeyensihllitlee is slated to advise the local VFW (Chart—ed — page Eight) af tha ehtoch officer*. Later A) group on various items In "regard Case, Henry D'Amico, Jack Greene to the future plane for the dieand Harry Weir ware ordained trirt." aa Deacons. They were Joined The Indies Auxiliary of ihe VFW in tha Installation af eight Dee. ->ost haa been invited to nttend cone whe will steam s their dutthe meeting to hear the two speak-iee for three years ea Jam 1 by era. prevtoesly ordoJaod R. A. Cobb, Cmdr. Smith hai issued an urgent C. C. Henderson, C. L. Redding Invitation to all VFW members ■nd Fred Williams. to attend the meeting. *T,rflow congregation heard An announcement of the appoint­ 9 the Impreeshre *11 music candlement of Adjutant and Quarter­ light Christmas service by the master of the post was made this Chancel choir with Mrs. George morning. The newly appointed of­ Touby directing. The eoloiata were ficer of Ihe post, said Smith, I* *£"• Hsrrts Folds, Mrs. Chsrleo George Charnied. rerenHy trans­ Milke, Mrs. Robert Graham and ferred to the local Navy Base from Dick Alkea. Mrs. Roy Mean st Patuxent, Md. the plane assisted Is the secernPlans have been made, said psnlmenf ef one of the anthems. Smith, to conduct a wild animal At s congregation mealing Im­ cireus in April of next year In order mediately following tho morning to raise funds for the construction S| torvle* members of the church of a new post home on property authorised tho Board ef Deacons donated by the City of Sanford. to negotiate for Ground has been broken on the lurch faelllproperty said Cmdr. Smith and la in the process of being eleajtd. The Rev. Dsrid R Cenmfix, peaThe property is located on Highway tor of tha First Christian Church, IM S near the DAV home. t»s°d-■* U« semen topic "Tha VAH-9 Celebrates Third Anniversary Friday With Party • Ronald Anderson Oriented On Jets < C fa lig n e d — F a n E ig h t i Mrs. Era Brtmer Piss At Hospital training to fit thorn oa pilots Tha annual Seminole High School Glee Club Christmas Concart will b« heard Wednesday evening at I o'clock In the school auditorium. The entir# presentation, under (jp direction nt Mis* Ollie R « ie Whittle, will be voiced by mem­ ber* of the Gtee Club with 230 students participating. The Rev, Perry Stone o{ the First Christian Church will read tha scripture and deliver the prayer to open the concert and following the recessional with the Elaborate Dinner singing nf Gruber's "Silent Night," will deliver the benediction. Served T o Guests The program will include: "The Sanford'' winter 'octal «esson First Noel," arrangement by opened with a flnuri'h Saturday Krone, "O' Quiet Your Pastures" night with the eighth annual Slayarranged by Strong, and “ What fair Inn Opening. Child Is This arranged by ScarPreceded hv a rnrkt.ill hour, motin, sung by the Freshman Central Florida's »oeial leaders Mixed Glee Club. "Old French turned nut for the gala party, din­ Carol" arranged by Krone will ba ner. entertainment and dancing Ming by the Freshman Girls Glca fur the first nf a *crlr' of h rilliv t Club. "Gcsu Bambino," Birthday affaira to he held at the Mayfair of a King by Yon Neidlinger will Inn, he sung by the Frc»hman Mixed Mii'le tva» ftirnl'heil during the Glee Club. dinner and eoiklaii hour. a< well Nancy Ca»h and Tommy Wyatt as for dancing, by the Starlightwill play "Christina* Fantasy" by rr», a local o reh clra that will ho H. Kublman. The Giro Club Choir heard daily throughout the season will be heard singing Schubert's at the Mayfair Inn. "Omnipotence" followed by Doro­ An elaborate dinner was served thy Cain and the Girl's Glee Club to more than 375 guests In tha singing "Christ of the Christmas dining room nf the hotel with tha Dells.’’ cocktail hour immediately preced­ The noys Glee Club will sing ing, bringing together many pioGaul's "March of lha Wise Men" minrnt Central Florida leaders l» end the Choir heard again singing enjoy one nf the most unusual Stone's arrangement of tha Eng­ AT THE RECEPTION DESK Saturday night for the May-fair Inn Opening are: (left to right) Mis* affairs nf this section nf the State. lish Carol "The Holly and the Hunter, Miss Margery Rose, Cdr. G. F- Roe, and Captain John Dobson, USN. Gtreting the guest* i* Opening the evening's enter­ Ivy." tainment. Manager Frank Mebana Ml** Mahla Maher of the Mayfair Inn *taff. (Staff Photo) Kay Jenklna and the Triple Trio Jr., at rase with a mierophont III will sing two number*. They are welcoming the guests, brought the Moravian earol "Hark Now, dancers and guest* together unU O Shepherds" arranged by Lucas qucl.v with hi* staff members da* and Williams' arrangement of mon'trating their ability to en­ "In Bethlehem's Lowly Manger." tertain as well as to perform their The, Double Quartet will sing duties. Clark's "Carols Gay We Sing" and Mcliane, a* a vocalist, surpris­ Gavert’s 'Noel, Noel." ed the ballroom audirnre with hi* Shirley Anderson will be accom­ • vrrllent singing and then Intro­ A meeting of the Sanford Mer- said Chamber of Cohinirrre offi duced Mr*. Ida Mae King and Ken­ panied by the Gleo Club’s Choir when she sings Black's arrange­ chants Association has been rallrd rials, that H. J. Bauman, presi­ ney MrGranahan who demonstrat­ ment of the Austrian carol “At Sen. George Smothers says In for to o’clock tomorrow morning dent nf the Sanford Merchants ed their ability and aa«a on tha Lately We Watched." his weekly newsletter, “ after three at the City Hall in (he Commit- Association, hat railed the meet­ floor as dancers. To further de­ Glee Club members Crutchfield, monstrate their ability a* dancers ing of his group for lomoirow and host*, guest* were invited In Harrington, White, Cullen, Decs, months of continuous travel, our 1sioners Room. Don Bales, chairman of the In­ morning. Owen, Tlson, Stone,'and the Choir fall tour of Florida la drawing to dance with them as thef Joined for will sing Wilson'* arrangement of I close although we still have a dustrial Committee, la giktsf^lnr jmmba*, rhumbas and Jit"And T K elin M N hbepberdr."*" f u r tWuntteg to reach a* eoon as ■he* meeting, said that problems terbug "routines. Kenneth Ramsey I* playing the opportunity arises." Charlie Morrison, emcee and confronting hit committee concern­ MacGlnisey's arrangement »f "A It will be remembered that Sen­ ing Sanford .Manufacturing Com­ *ong leader, who ha* been known New ChriJtmas Morning." ator Smather* Included Seminote pany, is climaxed by the offer Around thr Mayfair Inn every sea­ The final selection will be Pat Counly in the early part of hi* it­ from several Florida and Georgia son during the llolel'a history Harrington and the Choir singing inerary. here, ably entertained the audicommunities for property and Schubert's "Ave Marla." enre with his songs and group buildings in which the huge eon The Nativity Serne will be di­ Smather* said, “ the public re­ tern can locate, singing. sponse to our visits ha* been really rected by Janice Kinlaw and will Along with Morrison, other San­ Jerry Meitner, supervisor of the Include Mary Jan* Bryant as heartwarming. It spurs your Sen­ ford personalities look part in lha ator to renewed efforts In pressing Sanford .Manufacturing Company, "Angel of the Lord." the "Heav -1 opening festivities of Ilia plu«h New* of tlu, Mayfair Inn Oprn, Mayfair Inn. Gerald Covington re­ enly Hosts" parts will be taken by for constructive and sound legis­ has asked for cooperation In se­ curing additiunal spare needed for lation when Congress resumes in Rat Holloway, Helen Price, Charwith preliminary* events -larting turned to his home town as night expansion. mum Miler, Barber Kundson. Jane January." today, will travel all over tha auditor at the Mayfair inn and on A contractor has been secured gloltn and into every arrtion of Allies Jim Powell, widely known Williams and Wanda s/lbert. The hi* first public appearance sang part of "M ary" will be taken by- Florida newspaperman, and*Scotty for tha construction nf a budding, th# country. "Ole Man River" tn put the guests of the desired site, for the fast Sylvia Price, Sonny Folds a* Peek were in the Senator's party in the mood for good listening. Sports editor* from many *oe"Joseph", and the “Shepherds" when he came to Sanford earlier expanding industry her* la San­ tlnna of tha country will ha hero Mr*. Dorothy Duxbury danced will be Mark liters. Tommy Wil­ in the fall to address s Joint civic ford lhat has mad, already, every covering the event and watching across the ballroom floor grace­ liams and David Bramlet. club meeting sponsored by the lo- foot of space in (he building now every golfer who lakes part in the fully a* aha did a tap routine ui r i l Junior Chamber of Commerce. occupied until a new building is $15,001) PGA Tournament. the list of entertainment feature* taking place prior to ballroom Speaking nf taxrs in hit weekly necessary for the addition nf more Among those in Sanford to re­ Cost of the new build­ dancing. Wyoming Governor release, Smather* said "The plan employes. ing, according to Chamber of Com­ port and write about Central Flor­ Among the guesti invited to for a lax guide for small business­ merce offirialt will run into the ida's biggest and greatest golfing event will l*o Max Knse, Sports dance with Mrs. King and Kenney Brings Son T o Bose men has struck a responsive chord neighborhood nf $60,000. Editor of the New York Journal MeGranahan were: Andrew CarrsSaid Ihe Governor of Wyoming in Florida, Enthusiastic letters The major portion of the financ­ In a young Sanford Naval Auxili­ rnme from constituents advised of ing for a new building ha* been American; Barney Krrmenkn of way. Mr.*. Tatty Gatehel, Roy ary Air Station officer. "So long, the Small Business Committee's arranged, said Chamber of (Mm- New York Journal American; Symes, E lm ar' Wontenay, Mrs. son, I’ll see you over there in the project, launched at my suggestion, mere* Manager Forrest Breekrn- Harry Gra.,*on, Sport* Editor of Jane Philips, Tommy Thomas, hill* one day,” and he was off for preparing a list of tax saving ridge, through out of town inter­ the NRA Syndicate; J o e Trimble and Mr*. Connie Williams. Entertainment wa* climaxed nf tho N e w Yor k Daily again to take up hla offi-ial du­ suggestions for businessmen who ests. lack funds to hire accountants and Nmv*; Leonard Cohen of with what Manager Mchane called ties. All Hist need* to be completed the N e w Y o r k T o s t; Mar­ the "multiplication dance" as four r It in happens that Gov. M. L. tax experts." Simpson of Wyoming flew In to Commenting on Aid For Schools, now, said Chairman Dalps nf the shall Diskin of Fox. Movietone partners winning the dance exhibi­ Ihe Sanford Navy Base yesterday Sen. fimalhera wrote, "The White Chamber's Industrial Committee, New*; Buddy Hughe*. R-ort Edi­ tion invited guest* to dance with tor of the New York Dolly News; them, those couples bringing shortly after one o'clock, to House conference on education has ara the final details. "It I* very Important that these Lorry Robinson of the New York other* in the audience tn the nonr bring hi* son. Ensign P. K. spurred hopes for federal aid to Simpson back tn the base after education. It is an rnemiraging details he completed Immediate­ Wotld-Telrgrom and Ron; ftert until a group participating rang ly." eald Rales, “or tha Industry Ithini-hnrl of Fox Mnvbtono down the curtain with an unusual spending a few day* In .Miami. will be furred to leave Sanford News; ond Bill Corum of the New ( "attention getter" using a lemon Tha Governor look off immedi­ liowren the forehead* of couples in starch of spars to locate a new York Journal Ameriron. ately for Washington and will then plant." Tlie .Sanford dateline will ba during dancing. return to the Wyoming Capitol, The 1933-30 Mayfair Inn Opening “ It is so vitally Important to th e ' much in evidence throughout Ilia Cheyenne. " If the federal Government Governor Simpson tn d his son should try to Intervene, however, merchants of Sanford that the in­ United .Stales with the arrival of was arclatinrd “ the greatest in | the hiitory of the local hotel's are from Coty, Wyoming. in stale and school policies and dustry be retained for Sanford," such prominent newsmen. series of social season affairs." substitute federal for state controls, serious problems would arise ant) ha added. shatter the program Mr*. Era L. Bremer, 49, died P?y & f , •ftorwaoo a t the Ferna •M.sughton Memorial HoapiUI rT • Hngaring lUnes*. A member *f All-Seule Ogtholle CHurrH, she moved to this elate from M oatrw U rr, Ala., aod made her home hi Faela for the past town rears. She was a former professional photographer and th » ••* * * Jualer High bdodmaeUr and for- c n Social Season Open Mayfair Event 1st. Of Series Fall Tour Of Stale Meeting Is Called Drawing To Close By Merchants Assn For Sen. Smafhers Sanford Dateline Will Be In Papers Over Entire Nation Two Servicemen Token Into Custody Twa Navy men, I I end I f year* eld were taken Into custody early Sunday morning, according to Pellea Chief Roy Williams. S n Tha pair Is charged with "des­ troying private property" when Bremer’s Rfodte to Ike Melech Bldg. ■. 3tre. Reamer a t a— time was • they were found taking the coin bos of a cold drink machine at the corner of Third 8L and Palmetto Ave. Officer* W. R. Cosgrove. Ed Hayden and Hannan H arriett trade th* arrest and investiga­ tion. Th# two young man taken Into euitody are Lawrence A. Legang•r, 19, and Charlei E. Dohnney, 1*. both giving th*lr homo addross a t Chicago, III.* Mr*. Chariot 0. Marian, Thakr rasas ago lie tad for trial tn laaford City Court thi» after- IAS hf tha vast New York Gionte orgoxtantiew arrived yeotarday at tha tha Mayfair b n Open this wreak. Chatting at tha hotel’# desk ara (loft to � 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, December 12, 1955 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 12, 1955. 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T.Htirg, P i t . S. 1955 M ASH / Spotlight On Hollywood Br ROGER n . GREENE | hav* conduct*! c o iitlo « M it in­ WASHINGTON jn-1* a drug ad- quiries. diet • victim of circumstance tc Some expert* contend that the till own wrakne**, more In be addict it a hrlpleu and pitiful vic­ pttlCL* thin rondemnrd? Should he tim of fate who vtinuid be humanebe ipoon-f'd dope under govern ly treated instead cf punched m eat control »o be won t £o out iOther* argue 'hat M ptr rent of, and «te«l to jet money to gratify all addict* become "puvher*” and Ihelp aptead addiction like a petlibl* craving? An unknown a year ago, be gar­ 'Icnce. Or li he a menare to society, a nered much notice and an Acad­ Advocate* of a mandatory death criminal—real nr potential—who emy nomination a* Marlon Branwill rip* or kill to latiafy hi* fc*l- icrtcnce for drug peddler* Mjr that do‘» brother in “on the Waterif Congveii m atted »urh a law it Jng»? Should he be banithrd into front ” Since then he ha* played would Immediately wipe out ad­ exile until he'a either cured or Jud in “ Oklahoma!” plu* lop role* diction. die** And should the death penalty in “ The Big Knife." "The Court be cjtabllthed for dope peddlera? Opponent* iiy that ln»tead of Martial o f Billy Milchell” and Dope ia no remote problem, eon- hitting the big operator*, who “Jubal Troop,” Now he'* vying fined h shadowy alleya nr dimlv maitermmd the imuggltng of Illicit with Humphrey Bogart in "The lit dive*. It frequently hit* inod drug* into thl* country, the death j Harder They Fall.” penalty would ouiy *end the amallfamille*. youngiter* who try the lie could keep hu*y Indefinitely ffrxt *hot for a thrill, then find tlme street peddler to the gallon*, with the other offer* he'* had, (hemtclvri hopclrsvly “ hooked.’* ga* chamber or electric chair. The earning uell over UOO.wv) a year. Addict* *pend an estimated v n ' big *hol*. they *ay, *tcer clear of So ivn’t he happy? million dollar* a year on narcotic* actual contact with dope. , "No." *aid the brooding Steiger To get money, they iteal more redcral Narcotic* CommU»ioner rhyme* with Ugerl. "1 don't think Hun a billion dollara worth o( prnp Harry J. A n a l l n g e r fervently I have fully trained my potential erty earh year. Thn*e In priton* nr agree* that the irv rre it punish Mr* "a* |t 1* now, I can earn a •gnitarlum* drain million* more ment should be meted out to ten ­ . omfortablc living a* a character from taxpayer*. der*, and he rap* some judge*, actor. -When Congress convene* m Jin- who. he »ay», "hard nut »ueb ri"But I think 1 can do more than n iry , It will quickly turn the fullI diculouily low sentence* that the that l‘d like to do the kind of ( l i r e of It* floodlight* on rveryr' peddlera rail them •vacation*.’” lead* that Spencer Tracy did when p iiiie of the drug traffic and lui Under pretent federal law. Ihe he wav i younger man. tofw ct on the nation'* economy |9 il Itogg* Act provide* minimum "I believe I could do it if T freildefil Eiaenhowrr »el off the' penalties of two, five and ten yrara rillCKKN I,KIT BEHIND pfpbe ■ year ago when he createdI for f!r*t, *econt and third-lime COVINGTON, Ky. J*—llarol*! 1* dropped a few pound* The weight ■ apeel*! Cabint-tevel committee• offender*. The law bar* auipendrd Stcinfcld parted with hi* chitljrn K wonderful for character role*, 4a make an up-hwdata aurvey de-• lentence* or probation after Ihe yetterday when he wa* relcaved !especially iritie of the older men ! I've played (he'» Vd). I went up atfned to afamp out addicting, first conviction. from Jail. a* high a* 221 pound* for Jud. ■fpehaonlrnd with the Cabinet Amlmger, M. alto favor* com- Wehn Sleiufeld, ST. wa* arretted •nady. two separate eongreiakmal' pul*nry commitment of addict* to and charged with dninkenne**, he Now I'm down lu 2M and I've got rwm m fttm —under Sen. Daniel (D-' an tn*titutinn for treatment — for Imivted on taking to Jail with him anothrr M to go. Tea) and Rep- Boggi (D Ij ) — their own good and the g-md of the a live chicken ho had in hia car, community. They are loo weakAlter it,* fine wa, *u*prndrd and "Of courve, IT never be a Tony willed, too ’•hooked” by the habit. hr paid court rn*U, Stcinfcld wai Curti*. but 1 think 1 can look In go through adequate treatment rrlraved and left without avking •omrthing like the Tracy nr Jean of their own free will, he *ald. for the fowl. Gahin type of leading man That Yet moit treatment today la on a Police *atd they didn't know how tvpe *eem» more a ltm tiv r to me voluntary bail*, except for addict* he happened to have the chicken. anyway.” In federal prison*. Voluntary pa- Jailer William Knauf **id hr be With lix picture* behind him, h" itienla at the government'* narcotic lieved the bird would be on the plant In revt on hi* laurel* for a addiction hoipitala at Lexington, Jail menu «oon. -pell and enlojr Eurnpr Hr * an Ky., and Fort Worth. Tut., am free Independent ru**, a* Hechl Lan­ to walk out any time they gel caster o.it. of th# National WET DR DRT Red found MrMnrri* bored or renin*. GODFREY GOES ON Golf Foundation any* IPS r>-w Intlrad of remaining the pro MIAMI BEACH. Fla. LB-Mid­ golf rour<e« were opened in the im bed 414 month* for treatment, way through Arthur Godfrey'* na United S tain during IMS, Cali­ patient* aomrtlmei quit after a >lionwtde telerl*lnn program fe n s fornia •»< the pace with 21. few day*. Lcs* than IS per cent la*t night the demon rtrat Ion TV era aver cured. *rt of the *pon*rc mlled Into the AI*o al issue la a propo*al by swimming | kw<I of the hotel where the New York Academy of Medi­ Ihe rhow wa* taking place. cine and lh« New York Stale Godfrey didn’t let Ihe *jwi*nr Medleal Soeiely In revive Ihe so- down. He peeled off hia rlnthe* called "free rllnle*'* which iprang down to a bathing lull. Jumped up after World War I In an at­ Into Ihe pool and delivered a tempt to (•omhal the mutltmlllinn •IralgM-fscrd commercial nn the ilollar black market In narcotic*. quality of the *et—wet or dry. From III) to in s . at le n t 44 clinic* were act up in IS Mate* to provide legal take-home narrotlr* YOUR PRISCRIPTION - either free or at a ro d of a IM o o o o H *tioL‘! 2 few rent* to regUtrred drug addict*. The theory wa* that legal isle of nireotir* would enable addict* to buy drug* at a reasonable cost Indeed of paying SIS to gso a day to profiteering underworld trnffickere, Thua It would ta v t the . . . 18 TIIB \ addict from turning to crime to MOTTO OF OUR pay (or hi* habit. PHARM ACISTS l Indeed, aay many authorities, addicts swarmed to the "(reding Bring vour ore#stations,” using fictitious name*, erlntion to o u r .-ountccfit regidratinn card* and •U1t*d oharm*other device* to load their pockets eiit* for cornet with low-eod drug* which they iVJJ/ 1 •ompoundlng. »old to street peddlera to spread addiction. Town? with clinic* soon F.trn color television FA U STS luuml they were a magnrl for can't steal the acene fmnri lliirvvs, hoodlum* and prostitutes. DRUG STORE you In your beautiful Aikrd I! he favor* a renewal nf Near P. a _______ l*bow* th* frM elude experiment. AnMaldencite*! Discover for stinger said grimly DELIVERS ANY I *>-.<*<j *c* vw*of «»»*• »*• _*«' f<*«e* Owo*»v. N*« !-<*•" I. hogoey groWwd honh. W *M w giwud fowl***, m V*. S*«M* wod*f TERMS AS LOW AS $3.00 PER WEEK I SPAd SW N M Sl r? £ s ^ is r’ «jj* M , Hmi, 1-wt * * • wwvewVk XM b e » * w « * k,*r ,*,»,»« 4. h m a h b*tnr H-fMqb ikeik « * d e l Ohm • *,(»>•>*. im O m | a Ii* v hi m youpelf the eyriting eunm; the firm young lift it gives your figure. Your* for carry Mw fashion. In favunta fabrics. , . from 1,50 W CX’ CIOCK RADIO r.in i on eutomoi taffy. WHY PAY MORE? BOTTLED GAS $ 6 .o o PER 1W-LB. CYLINDER NO INSTALLATION CHARGE SANFORD GAS CO • jy St\ _VA i? -ri I k mi * 1^ i v j W * i 1ii v if 1 w 11 h.<i • — - •* , Ti-1 Lki t.-T-r- -L ^ j r V- • ■ *• ’ iBH * t f *; ' f* p ■■ '1 ^ . * * * * * * * * 1 " ■■ ■ * ’' . aW k Jiy M a M u u t« i a �t 1 73 Mora Shopping D ays U ntil Christmas W tem lh 2 A « r v n K n e w n K N T B A IT Y H K W S P A F W I Weather Clrsr snd fooler today, High i l i/i To r iir and colder toni;tit liw 33 l*t 13. Continued rold Siturdty. * presbyteriaris • Scholarship Outstanding Player Trophy For Christm as berVLCe Announced Is Awarded To Jim Hawkins Sunday At 7:30 Schaal New Robert J. Crumley A college freshman scholarship amounting to liV) for high srhnla-tie aisndtng of graduating foot hall players » u announced last night st iha annus! Prler Sehssl Tn III Y fooibslt banquet held si Sunday nisht at T in the eaH k th* First preabytrnsn Cbairth lit aanctuary nf ihr First Pres­ edurstlonal building. byterian Church will hr the setThis award, to b* known is lb* T a x C o l l e c t i o n s tins for Ih* alt music Chriitmai ( Csptsin'a Football Vholarihtp. of service that i* pre.ented rich | fered and pmmisfd br Captain yrar by the Chancel Choir of th# and Mra Karl T. U 'trk* of 5sn Other Yon Ih rhurcb undrr th* direction o( Mr* A r e T h e r m o m e t e r s ford, will begin in Ih* fall of IWA -p,, Mmp|#u nf George Touhy, Minuter of Mu»ie. Are Presented and will continue at least four •. R, r „,f sh<M, , , v>, K„ t Sprriil decoration* will be bun; t tiV.»( a "-iV consecutive year.. eond M. will b* taken over Moewtoy by the members of Mrs. Clifford ■ |Hc tvw *•»Th# um nrr mutt h n # atuinrd < U -tr HiltrU. \ Johnion'a Evening circle and will F o r S t a t e ' s S a l e s pier,) r ‘ the inr hIfhtJt frad# at grad . , add greatly In ih* Yulctide aimo»- j \ >! isl.l* P! *- • ‘ " r \‘ m'\n" n *‘I10" ’ ">.o phere, it was laid by Iboj* in Th* thermometer «f busines* in nation of all other Seniors playing v > -t st «• »' tilehr* snunst thts-gt. Ih* State of Honda la thr sales on the starting y.ra.ty U rn the .*"* , ...... .. football g am e, sehertuied m hi.. h* *»',ch taeludr* th . i s >niiei h*ld Hi r , f4r Willy s-Jeep •i;en.')', and th.. used Tb* W minutfi of muilfal wor- '** collection*, £ ’ tart if! , 1a# A ||t# ta I |. ta! **i f of th* whip will begin at 7.10 following' A rontinuing increase in butl- ■ Tn* fall of uva . a s designated K" ,n ‘* rf*i>»r»n.entsw crnitant ink-!*' t*>s1.a» hy lh# ) ir u l‘ ta..s'r •* H it if ii, 4 r#«i't#iU nf S im n .ilr live minutes of chimes. The order ness throughout the Slat* la shown . . J mw lUtVifi mol* High of Ih* srrticc l«: j in the November collerliona rnm at Ih* start tn order to give the LARRY A. WALBRIN bnv* ot the present Freshman . ' . ’ , uml#f tantrt«*i 1hr 1 > Vtaay <5•h«w>! * #Vrv Pc r.u rte rb a rk , Preludes: Christmas Pastoral# piled in the office of Ray E. Green. btaf%r,| .itmng class sn opportunity to fairly com•••'* ’•>*‘1 « <h «h* •'* " l" / pfokmiii 4ii-» ill fufive fh# at the J i m . . . ... , ‘>»sinc»s in a!| of its ph»«»» fur, (Pachelbel); A Lovely Rose I s . Slate Comptroller. m l 1#l \ !rr 1I* h*v n r* ta“41liRitlfi£>f Af" t th* school, Blooming (Brahms); Vom Him-1 According to the report, rereiv pete for the award. 1 illi/hm ci*. hta tat Itahiltael ♦H* The winner may select any **■ * ' v Hr mel Ifnth ( Karg-Llertl; Played by rrj laday, November Sale* Tax ml credited tour year college or uni - r Fanfold T b * * * « ■;•**>•! v is o a c .r ,»> s ifriily of F!Wi. I#, e»ta*lnmtmg ft I’taltar '1t « Mrs. Touhy; ll>mn . n Come All j ieC||nna In Seminole County total v e r iit y that he wishes and during " 'h * h u sin e .. will re n iin 'ir in h* i-d now an w ilh 4 Us I'pglfp m OtNrntita ir{%? t Y# Faithful; Invocation • Seven ! fH jja rvjvy, an Inerea.* of tv. his F rn h m s n year st th* sch o o l; n p srsu d u-vi*r i h , m i s s nam e, C»nry held, The new w«socI st Jinn'»UHf rniF.lt. Fold Ames (WA 13 over the n m i month last of his choice th# d*inor w ill m ail | «>rd#!l s K»p air Shop. « « h t h . d In Ih. firm ws« Ihcn *n>rl Tb* Nat I*fly M r%|ti*iv j i S(• year. him * check for Ito by Ih# flR h o f . *»m« m u rtecu* s*d c»p«hle m«-f North . •> -7 I n v it s i . r ( ‘ompany Anthem - As It Fell L'jwra The I f hH? N it t>*(* otifFtl The overall report is as follows , ih# month* of Oemher fhrough rh » n ir. * ’.’Jj ' > I S ts Night (Enilfvh Carol arr. *Davi*); f.*f M pi’T*••*v*uti # r t a r i . J H ittell said Indav, *» h* snSales Tan enUrrtions during | Jun e, 1 >j '••"•-S'ly Imuran. • .. .i <11 Obligato: Mra. Charles Wilke; i**v ih r * * rt I, h* Hoping to Im m ed lslely stim ulate nmmc*d h it new position. I woubl the November, for October sale*, total w 'A V 'p fl u n til (> .• a t , rn a ll-a ) t o Anthem • What Can This Mean? »a 'I ihftt (‘m , h )| ,k’h hf/h fl, M.29T,313, an tnrrraie nf SMS..V16 increased interest in *eh o lar»h ip ! l i k . to a **u r* * u r rust >mcr» of (Staley): Anthem • The Thrte in 1m• t niffht'# .it among th* football boy*. T h e the tam e courteous and s itis fa rtover collection* of I3.tl2.nrui for f Ihrc.s c a r , in Kings (Wtllsii); Anthem • When I ^ S kJ L sJ the . . 1 1N avy , ''r " d o in g which t lm . h . lK#* Kuraitat •*!•• f f r • • rrefvintihlfl ( aptain's Football S ch o la rsh ip , r^y servtea and w ill enntinually November of the previous year ' Although living aboard the View Tb# Mother (Von*); Obli­ fiv rvfa.itit . ; lT»r kc/ir!jr trnpbjr. **! aM*n-l*d D C S and c a ir* d hi* c->ni RNAAft, Yneman >/«, Larry A. gato: Mrs. Robert Graham; An­ Thi* is *n increate nf l« t per w ill, by Nov. t in the years 19M, s in tin i]* to Improve iu'* C l.U IIK HITTKI.I, u-»» t!tar 1f f'*otF*%11 pt.ikRri nil| Vt nuri„c ,h# j* ,, , 2 „ lt. m ission, went thtnugh flirh t (ra in ­ Wilbrun baa a family watting for them • On Trll It On Th# Moun­ cent. November eollertion* arc H.V7 and loM. make a rollfge n# rn u ritr h*i ing an>l rce civ n l hi* w in g , in r* him upon hta releaae from sell*-* tain (Spiritual arr. Marryott); 13W.399 higher than rnllrctmns o( Freshman award of lino to l » iW | MK)t | hate been a**iH‘iatrd bko I*rr»\rW h tm n If tn hi* r^untn** boy who graduates in those years A3.AI9.OM for the previous month with every pha*. nf tha sutomoIP id , •■'tvcl as ( n u n c )>a*rd at duty. Hta four y ta r lour almoat Offertory • Grcenslecvea (arr. & Knit1 asked hi* audience, a-td of October and are the highest and who ha* earned Ihi* Interim tsila d*al*r.hlp, n*w ear*, used ta- k pilot In the A lla die .dtv'h up, Walbrun axpecta In return V’augh Williams, Mrs. Touhy. asked rsery. •no In bow hit monthly collections for thi* fiscal award under th# conditions as C e n t r a l F lo r id ia n s ears, and repairs. •hortly to his wife. Kathleen and The Adoration for 31) a.-crti'ids fof year. Previous high was W IMAM laid down for thsi mstn award •ona, Mika and Larry Jr., who "Another thine that I would Anthem • (Austria) • Still Grows !w»i 1 Ferguson, ''lie nua winner collected during August m July vnllS 1 starting in October 1M,lk^ , em phs.iie," lltttell •suf. at I’cn-acola. “ Ih * Annap ara Urine Hi Kimberly, Wue. Th# Evening (arr. Dickinson); • not ■ 11b 11« tonight." — Designating IK* selection of th e ... i he A ir " . is Dm fact lh a l " i r i have a com- D u e Wafers* baa bee* Hi Heavy Anthem • (Portugal) • Lillie Je*u sales. Monthly sale* 1st collect­ F o r C o ld e r nHirr •n*r.!q miitii Imi nicht recipient of these awards will be ions should be ven higher In sue v l*t« truck * rrv ic s rlth s c fo r th* Attack Squadron F its for seven nf Braga (arr. Gaul); Obligato: mil »ttrn4 %tv** ««ita thr* I lain* Aw«ni •priiail in^utNn ta fm ior #1 Ihf •o Ih I !** tl'(R Ht*»l M o d 'f c*f th# months having reporltd from Mrs. Wilke; Anthem • (Early cccding rnontin. reflecting in­ a scholarship commutes having individual tru ck or fo r G rt-i, « ,t li the Seminole High School Director creased sales during (he ih rn thorn#* oflirta nf thi* In * hv#iiy <* Torna e n n ip l.t. lu b tlia tio n <l*p»itnicnl Compoaita Squadron (1 In Jack­ America) • Watt’s .Nativity Carol t#*v |L#* i \\ mil*. tl fT w r^m m W e e k e n d W e a th e r m ril. sonville. HU job In VAH-S la that (Shure); Solo: Mrs. Harris Folds- mas season and then the tourist of Athletics, Fred R. Ganas, as using T esacc Pioducta. pany •»f ni Nnfth ks m c . .t I' -I'H , » - , h « -),„„| fnnthall cntl, it ia t t rhairmsn, and with the pnnfipal d *l,.h ,e during Ja n u a ry end Feb>#| p rM # B lH , he f r J ' K J g af hasping up officer's records Anthcm • (Modern America) • An sea ton. *•1 » onlil like Us **t*tvd an in­ phy lo Robert CoMfr M ille r (• for ru iift Total sal** (*» collection* tor of the high school and the head vitation tn alt nf my friends to and orders. Hail, Tb* Virgin'! on (Dickinson); r.» • r. football coach a* members. viait m* and l.t aa serve ihem tn fm ira l Florida over Ih* w**k*nd Free lima fuida Walbrun play- Solo: Dick Aiken; Piano: Mrs. (he five months of this fiveal year ! v>a V ie t frn p m rrd P1* T ,r It is ___ the hop* amount to (30,333.023, an increase * e IS IW fU S Ift * A r «w W |w m *tvw w ( ■>. a..*. . of Ihe donor that Ihtir trsnsporlallon n»ed»,*’ sanl \eenrdlng to the Federal Hale _ , Roy Mann; llymn • (Wide Wnrldt r \L C tag on the station volleyball team T phy for (he 1 '.Vi f >ot'a!t sn-.sd of I4.UI.C7T, or 1TJ per cent, over the boy* entering Seminole High and uslag SanfottTa USO facilities, Silent Night (Gruber); Bencdicltoo llilteiL Frml Warning Service. Sanford S l Q f l S U l j C Q S O I I went to R '.in tle v * M ra rl. tt >)♦ ihe (23.A0I.317 rollrrfed during the sch>>o| will, because of Ihi* award, whirls ha claims ara exeelleni Dtesdcn Amen. "Oie fri*nd»hlps arn *o deep. lrid Aeminolf fiMinty mar espccl bam K . Kad er, focal Jeweler, p r* . first five months of 1**1 year. I be induced to try harder to begin The o(taring will be aaot to and help in ease the bomcaickneaa Showing In Sanford ••nic-l the snm al h i.l-e V»si I If this Inrreasa in salea taa ro l-, ______ a life ol conscientious study _ and . ,r : r a iow nf 7i to S4 degree* With ThornweU Orphanage In help for Me family. also lhat they wtU go out tor Ihe .Hanford and Heminol. County that . The *ign* "f tho ****«« *l* •<* Farter, k a j e r sail. “ | think make Ue Christmas merrier tar lecUons, based on increased sale*, football l*am early anough w, h « , u t . to leave." H lu .ll, showing. y * J u ,t * " , n P«-»* continues during the coming the children there, U we* a Tb* fhr*r.ts*. a* 1**u*d bv fit* A anf-I.rbs. ta L .f lW ^ ’r 1- o f ;^ ' * months — as we certainly have wotk hsnl enough to b# Stue Ibrylsaid thi* morning wbm h . mwdo ed. •Fnhr Ktata « dir* Inf «l lUt tl% * every right to espect — Ihi* year's wm b* able to earn a berth on the [hi* announcement of bis hr*. Federal biai* Fnut Warning Set !h# > liftldr T.ta iiio U 1 i: pi# ant# 1 rollertloni may well eareed (A3.- ' y * * ' " * ' R # iir 'r #,sAho). L i ! * “ “*r *‘r#' '" , ,r n,,rW * his' drees tf-# •ta>.•*".4 •• mt. «t Si'« r»‘ mtantah jt by »*minole High Scfvnoi S*H#l"a Gnr 1#I1 • *kqw tonight’"randPfni" Aslurday mnrtirng. | .hf,end |Itl„Vlanao. V e n ra ila g lC o m m o n d e ry U n it two.non. Rased on thi* estimatrd played in iheir senior yesr. I "K.'rw happy to b. sersing our f ., « Ftrftmw trees a.* ato.ming f F’ sphi At hit h Antaml 1■a llftn R n i AltInerea*# to revenwe form tha sale* 3i (h irm t «tr*nc* of folorfo 'ta*| . * 11 • hfi ■•1 | *1' 1' V mi* 9 ftalltav# fneihis Um.m and hope that they *• foiiowi. laa, and other major state las Mo-tly clear iklei snd colder ill in h -lh H>* F>>ut hi-ret I’srk • h0 ,li i w ill n ail u* in the new associa­ 1 11 • hi' •t tpAftanm nnollerliont, a n d on economic Offiesri were elected last night ditlrivis. tie nil. pnMherly winds snd in H it Vielion Park tion," n* said. i b ' 0 '* h r#Hpg r #f1 tit %ta«|ai PARIS MS-With taea « a e U for Hi# Taylor Com mind e rr No. M growth n( Florida which is sp be.ommg light In north and ren -p,. Mjn!,.r Scenn his ak.a.lv *■AV.t h«»||| VrtUl h • n-f|» \Ai»'lM h§ t a r n entfl flnal Mine ttme. prdtU- for 1AM. parent In all business rrpnrts nn irai nisi rift* toward morning a,.,,.,t,:.d ..n,| | now lighted no K 11Aiim*/* 11 id >4 n .StHtaV. eal leaders Ihroughout Franc* Those named to th* office# of Florida, It appear* evident lhal l/iw lempeijture* Saturday m..rn , h. ih. u « „ of u,r Sanfneil !.ifi >1. prrtal.Ltanl of th# .Sjinfrril Jockeyed feverishly today for al­ the lodge eare Andrew F. Ramsey. total state las rollertion* will be mg fur the low ground kicsim n s j . |tv ^ | ,| | . h ha Hn t• (!« lh Ik hi> pr#i#nt#f| E r r o n e o u s R e p o r t liance# ta Improve their chances Em Commander: Elmer J. Still. sufflrient In finance th* enure n crurrtng about AttHrian. T e rn - , n fr#w 1 t , A , H three «f lh » .. . w a > . „ ta each ptoyei raeel* - r PORTLAND. Ore. W-5#*r#t*rv ta the etoctim of a new National Generalissimo; W’lRIam J. Harf- 1*33-37 General Appropriations peratu iea Ml high ground wdl he |W|lrtftlM , aymbofs II* hi. first u .r Th - re elvinw ........... ....... ............... ..... .. of Interior MrKay said 1**1 night Rill tor slat# government, Inrlud Assembly Jan. 1 W . Captain R .n .ril, llM(*#t*d atvnil 3 di gree* warmer Ihan * f sha;ie hrfi>r. anynnr hnrw Ih.l - s s a i- n ( > , I*.,, 1 liat-hr) ant ing second priority building pro he didn't remember makto* the S t ir s U p In te r e s t The legal period tor poeting #I*e- were Edwin O, Keith, prelate; L. following torrc*«t lemperalurrt. they set# hr ng I ghlrd Ur I ilhrr T Dot- s> « r'l n toral aliiancei endve* at midnight Rurke sieefe, treasurer; Frank L Jeet*. Th# Comptroller's Office is "goon" slstemrnl credited to G ain e sville D ls ir ir t : M lo Jn very pirated with Ihe rale of state !him bv Adlai Stevenson, but h* Chddrrn m il giownups alike will * "' *’ 1 W o rrrl', tomorrow tn each of U># nation's, Mlllrr. recorder; J. E. Rtsrkmsn wdh teaile red fro ,t. get a m l C hristm as th rill ta dnva J ' ' '*‘v '" " n .o n . 'V .,n w V lrr« » , department (province) capitals. I n ^ r . Warden and J. Vtdel Jonee Jr. la* cnllection* Ihu* far Ihta year, immedialely adopted II I'p p *r East Cnssl an>f Orl.»nd<> ^ ( rs* h nnr ' rC*F J'tniHf (K fna, | ‘ijand I perronally am optimistic | •>, rrrtain1y never said H In any T h r o u g h o u t N a t i o n “ Warden. many ease* leader# held bsrk' until an>| nnrlh pmtlnn of R r»ik> ville ’ ’ ° " w n M• lit* n, \ l i r «y ,V in f# and Appointments to be made at a about th# future of slat, finance* major «prcch Rut whal of it? I WllfTESBl’RG. Ky. »• the l#»t moment tor local tactical A re D istnrt: 2u to 31 degree* with lllllv r^tta. don I go along with some of the later dal* by Ih* Em Commander reasons. r ' . c • a 1 Vie* Jutdl »rd, fyrta|tap•* gcwip* In l.bor—and Ihrr# are port Ihsl stirred up * rmmiry*ide te a ile re d fin a l. Two main current# already arc and Ih* installation to be held with South p»M,on V Rfnokesvnie C o u fiL y S o c i e t y •4 I f i fth rnn»#rti(itp y#tr go>*n*--we have hid them rishl snd created nationwide interest— other bodies on Dec. IT at T.JO p Viatbto, however. her* to Oregon." MrKay said <m Uiat a former hospitsl pjiirnt was Di»lric1 «nH Kxljt ind Rjrti)* P n c c n c P i n III h fh* #,nAf< H-^ikd m. U to tn 37 «uth IM y iU I i f Tyt9 hthUb One ta based m a "R ey b tk e n with pnfkrtk poekel a stopover at Portland whilo fly­ holding relatives as ho<tages m t f)|* lrie t«I : 31 Thta JHtatnlnntta t|r ||iftag>tnr F’ r»* J pr# 9fr.t* mountain cabin—wa* erronruu*. Front" grouping unveiled ye#terand murklan>ls 31, scattered fm*t ing In Honolulu day by Guy Mollel, secretary gen­ Stevenson’s remark In s New Polir* ( hief Ihla I. Ambuvgey West ro ast D i*trtet: Tem per* AmtaHrun <*Rnr«*r ,<*irirty. Klnrid# ItajF thta RVARrrf fnr ,f lr*9 r% m if rJirh #h# eral of (be French Socialist party, Aork *p*erh had been "A mem- and Sheriff Robert rolbni said Fires ranging from U in VS *1 IM%itin fi. I * # , to .U y r*v#!v#d '*• aamI **it rrrm v rt U t t «.1 r *I h *t htafu tm and former Premier Pierre Mrathey were unable to explain how- it Elfers lo harasola and M 10 d ' fit t l C Yrtifintn nf \ >it hot i ill be *he Tsbrnet has said he The Sanford Posl Oflire tnnmninjr U »t !»«•#! t»nil nut«(nri<|in/ ** des-Fraace, leader of the leftist 4 doein't happen lo go along wiih got started. greet at ton*. Th# Rsnfanf Pellet Department, tomorrow aftr:m«ui until . . . ■Mffptlfllllf II# d f 'l \*.|a1.v * is * ,**•! \» d f P;tc*4v tag of Me Radical Socialist party. said Chief Roy Williams, Is open Indian River District T«-nipcri pm In take rare of th. Increased of toe goon. who ste run- “ It was ni*' «ne of lho*r thing* f'*t tail, r% ( •?* tejt• >1# II /H ** Sodll, tf»|f4 . t , _______ . . . _ nnine nr Ihina* An side s*id !ieven- that )u»l •isrtr.1 100011*11108. the lure, ranging from 33 *1 Toma 1 •t«n'l4«r>Ur r#t|uir#nifitla The Socialists had 1M Mala in showing a "bieyrie safely" Dim things mailing tor Ihe Chcivtma* season flM mrrtl9 irm id ln C I" H# ‘ I#*1’ Hita s 1’* »p "'ll 'tt 1 fh^ tig# #*f thm <ha Assembly dissolved Nov. H) by fa (he local aehool children and »n s>>n was referring to MrKay. 4u Jt S I ija M. sheriff tsid taslerdav t r 9 mnd h? l*Wt %rt fnr«h h f Loral Poslmaiter Joel Field said f**i9*?t, IF** ?♦ ifli^rr nf ptomp'ta tm fh* Premier Edgar Fiure's Cabinet. far hava run (bn film whlrh tha From 1st* Wednesday until F .\ r r £ lid t i li u U i r i : M k> 44 de A m # rk in f*«nFrr f t w i i'r . that Ihe Port Office *»lll open al _ . . _ , 9*Ri|l*i'Tt, h ' i *«hrm 1"°11 pf ' 1 Imt of chief say* la an InterMtlng on#, mur»d*y morning, seemingly au­ f r r n . • a m tomorrow and remain open | O D lC K G S C r V O T I O n S Thi» rtartiflrwlta it m** ' 1•*# tdlllwfjlf lion llssl irn ot J t"! piftl|fi (o assembles nf *1* schools. thentic word eame out nf thr Sackunlit the late afternoon hour. , . . . . , K ill f'oist DlMflft* 10 n-tt»r finr prrHmiurtt hj»I run of Vo tr frmni ** Th* film Is being thvwn bv i a* holding hi* wife, faihrr and i»» 43 in ih# firming i r n i • ^**> ri*^t*^taf4 'wire* tin- t mt *««tt pun# 4*7’m*i|ml l|#rit>jM Mitnli tr»!f4 Sergeant Frank Rocketl and The *ame schedule will he In Q g j n Q M 0 Q 6 N O W moiher i t gunjioint fri»TO th# (w»Ait, •*!lefta#*giril>'( ft***99 yrkr '1 effect Saturday. Dee. IT. the Pn.tn f l ( r ®Hwii h r lh, r „ 1lie" T' l|l \ h/9' *1 ta* JfTO ip **Thll Patrolman Ben (Inline*of lb# Po­ The report w it lhal Collins Skluriljy; T r and rathfr cold thjit it h«* futitinijfd abM# l» fh# h ’phlitfht nf th#* Ttajq'. tahrn mi ! #r *3,'tlireman't Rail, an event nf Dee 17 lice Department Staff. ,hf M„ f ||r ,BW> 1W bttfl| would refu*a ta he retumi-d tn Outjftaik: Rat h#r folrj Salurda) ^K»iUllona pr. » - I an J ihu £ 1r Ia ifftaew tjp wfA'I \Y* Hon School* at which (he film ha* The Ito.l Offto* will he open Eastern Mata Hospital at Islin g ­ nigtit with indiratinm nf frnit in *«»«Mirra n tn thr » • u l/ mrn* [ it un lift Th# Hni • ff#«#rv# in f m ^ n d u n rs . bean shown ere: Sanford Junior f\#ry ton, where he had been under oh- north ami pun»ibl> rrntral rfhtrkli high •Unitard* nf th# ion- tt.Mi |u •I a put •»* f" ** Ka«k High School, Wettalda Primary, Ihe month of December, .aid Post- t / Mm f ,„ he . A lift 1 It N il **#ln 11 • » t teisalion Hi# Sanford Poike Department Sanford Grammar, Southilda Pri­ .Sunday murnng n» .1 ta f>*1 • •*• » , r,eW M(: r v' r' h'; Ini Ihe Sanford Police Marino be 1rdurjitiona! and m*i vi * prrtfr«»it« It persisted until esrly yetferfa getUog another .nouern feature mary, Hopper Academy atnl flcl^rml 9IIon in «• 1 I Cl"*#*. hour* after Ja r. I. ™ »"d ( r m '*«h day when thr sheriff isld he visto bring H up to par with other Goldsboro ElemCtUry. Thr** HrvtataTi* t cr»dtt" polka station! around the country. Members nf the Sanford Police • di.tsnf eoutln snd Mnrr1* •ikiil that th# # ipj tort ff^rm reported "there termed to be no Already net to place, but not yet thr rh#rr!#«'T#r* *' r#n r* »h Department and of Ihs^Pollcemsn'g r,pori* ' ,hfr' ,' r,T H trouble." He said Collies was tm connected. Is the new switchboard | thr hifiyj ta«l■!>•*? *1 ntiirh th»t Brnevotent A**ocntion report lhat with II stations which will replace thr •*#*19 Hivl tn .1 ■r* lirkel sale* fur the event *r# in- armed. the eld aystem that has been to U9 rrrssing snd they are predicting ttl* sme* 1*23. T Milw**#, 4»1 hi* ' on of the largest rmwd* tn the tf» Ihflt# 4Uri -{ n j H ire d on the desk sergeant's four-year history of ih# annual if. •• * *Ynt| »rta In H# f i»1l• dais to order to get the right po­ fair. uldlni fit rrcipicnlta »if th'**# sition for the new equipment, the flu Rl1,1*J w# nr# prm jil #f th# Job of connecting the system will Irani II make, -1 * f*-e| t*-i)i•va#’! t •oon get under wa*. gn-d when » a I <“ar h-’W you rooThe modern switchboard replaces MDREHEAD. Ky. * - Rowan ,|,,.-s *„>>,,rlf»* in your ,-ornunfs an eld wall crank-type telephone County Judge William T. McClain t, 1 on >1 li *1 be e 1 • upHsed that connects ;h# central police Mnre than AIOO wa* cleared at has been Indicted mi separate •f yn-ir condurt didn't ba»e a I . lo tF» recent berhecu# glvet, In hon­ charges of misfeasance in office itlon with the patrolmen on th* dn s, lib your ii.vllallnn lo folv at to the city. v i i - 4 p :i ) { i or nf the Seminole High Fehnnl and aiding to an allrgrd habyt j r o i a t g r f!r!t Conference ' Hand, said Ftmest Pnwley. hand- .efllng pirn The new apparatus wit! be r*nmaster at th# local high acNeol. C o a .b r, Rd! Flem in g , Ito*, Kn->*•erted sod serviced by Southern Two mi»fe»iinra Irdirlmenli hy The barbecue, spenaored by th# a grind Jury yesierdsy fhsrgej ** ard Bud lj* jrr were c ite d eq Bell Telephone and Telegraph Comafc-flF* * a. •¥ >• ;t?/ local high tehee!. to *peak to tb* group Each r*a paay. McClain with taking fine* which Thr harbeeue, apentored by tha he rullectad and refusing to turn proisrJ the team for their *'icc«>a ElVa Club In cooperation with thr Ihem over In Ihe itste and dr on Ihr foollmll tram. Rand Parent* AraeeiaHnn, rlrared straying records of bond* taken te lle r* wr-e unaided by Co*rh INM.M which wrlll be u**d to nay h,m by n m n i^ t them from , ,! BIH rieming to John Clark. Ger# for uniforms. Instruments, and ^ ^ rfford , ' 1 Rasa. Robert Carter, Davl.f Gal. finance iHp# taka# by tb# lend . l lo w a j. ilnwani Allred. Jim Haw. Th# I n d i r t m eet — returned m ating of the Boat I during the sehcal year. 'kin*. Homer Alexander, Plllyr Har. Wednesday-linking McClain with •■I he MM tewight Cowley sold that sperial thanks per, Alerrdilb Rcntt, T rrry Goeman alleged haby-aellfng scheme • t I o'etark ta Hta CAP ttaU sbrvel should be attended ta Mr*. X. J. Mr, Rrent ley N'hiraid. Joe Runt, rhtrgrd ihe Jude* with aiding and Touch teat's. Dugger, preafdant ef th* Rand PbiRip Byvd. and A! Stutnlsr. .'artnto group, and to Jimmy •hefting Mr* Frida Brown MrTh# puhUe k tavitad ta (best Rettjr Ann Munson of the TrtFherson m the a llie d prarureL IO N * C L I B PR MR I D E N T Ben W ade prwsenlad th* f.ton# C1uh HeoIoKan and Johnny Cemeroa gatherings ol tacit boat aelhuti Ht Y Quh erne*ad taa gala af meat nf Ha hies tor sale to rich, aw ard f a r “ beet b ta tk a r ed th e J * * i" t a R o ta rl C arter. ( I t e f f MO M i QUARTRRSACK JtM B A W im S w m m p m I •meal vetuebU Ter their part* ta h T is u Fbevo) ____ 11 plaggr" ky M a r R dteel e # W * ta r t i Ike k*yky> (BtefT Fketa) p c tigve U‘' ’ " f i " ' ____^ " t S . a Claude Hittell Manager Of Shop NowAssocidled ★ ★ Tr ophy Gi ven V/ilh Insurance Co. ★ ★ ★ Larry A. Walbrun Is Named VAH-5 White Hat Of Week I Political Heads Vie To Improve Chance officers Elected a Secretary McKay Instantly Adopts #Goon' Statement Post Office Hours Bicycle Safety Film Longer This Month Being Shown Kids Local Police Depl. Gets New Feature i * Alleged Babyselling Plot Gets Judge Over $200 Cleared Indicted On Count At Band Barbecue C Boot Ski Club Will M«tt Tonitt m I �F rt. P tc . t . 1955_____________________________ TH E SAN1 A ll C h u r c h S o t l e w m u lt t * p ru a te tw d t t T h n H n rn ld • f f ic * b y 5 p m . o n tbw d a y b n fo rn p u b lic a tio n . la n d iy Scheci begirt at ) : U l •T . P A O t l L 0 7 1 B A R It. Lake a U t » m - »»_ Ua«* a . Sunday Merr.ir*. £ 111 Oaiadai. On Ia». Supbea Merrin* Werahip. with Re*. D. Tuky, patter. Mert.a* to rikij D. Creaty ptels* tha a tra e a at S ftS T .F R W 'm W W . 1I:M a. m. Sunday Febaei far at) age Rrwup* Fvar*»ltitfe S m itt at 7:10 J>. • .39 a m O r.itia n Dap tfcbaat (Ail alantteinry *r»d#e aad kinder­ m. Sunday n:*bt. garten i. Monday tnrregh Friday T itiday 7;M p. m. To* tt'. M B. iJO a n . Childreae w ar***. SL aaruf# will be held, w.tb tb* lead* Lata'a Chapel," Saturday 10:1* «r Mrt. Ball Starr pretidiaf. u l aaar WTRA, 1140* ks.1. Thu it a tervire f-r all Ladiri u t a e r a n < s n ;itw • bn ara Inierei’ed in MitaieU. 0> T IL I l D U S E I T h in d ay tha V, L ft. itrvlre I n . PkilUp achlrataan. M ttM w Sem e ( i al Tha l i t k i a a* *L1 M*.n promptly at 7 SO p m. Sunday School l i i a m . ■ lib B»v. Rehart Crtaiy, laadar Church Some* 101Jo a m. in thtfga. All retire r**pla ara ( m a m o r god terd'.ally invited ta attend th:i franrb Ara. at* C a f I t _ A n . H. ft. la a d m a a . Ptrtee ta rr;rt. Sunday School »:U a. m. "W i attend a aarm «alretna ta t ' irjaLutir S an ict T:M p. m. Mid-Keck Samce Tutaday 1iM aayena tnuraitad tn attending any et tbaia ta n ita t.' p. m. Y o itl ftepia Icrvica Thureday 7:10 p. m. f ir s t B A P n rr chv i m , OVIEDO I I L N U U METVODUT (mam I jooIi L. Day. Paitor n traa 10 (111 Sunday Reboot • 1:43 a m. A n . H o a rd Marita, faaU r Morel!!* Maeahip • 11 M a m. Sun day School 19 a. tn -O ilTrawln* Vnioa • d l l p.m. tard t Johsice. lupenniandant Errmn* Senricai • T.M p m. P r tie n u i hen ice 11 «. m. wadoeadday Prayer San tea .7.10 u v r I p. m. fr* r* f mecun*. T buitdir, T.M pm. ► ASSEMBLY OF GOD CBU1CS 111* I t tad Laval A rt. Buadey School 1.41 t. m. Derma* Werahip 11 t- a t Yank F m *# 1.4* p. <a. la t» (a ltitia IU!.y 7:4k p. m. Mrt ja r and lifela Iwdy Vadata* dtp t t 7 :tl f. m•J e lt iha happy, »t«i<er crowd. Aartkip tha Lard with tat.* LAKE MART BAPTIST CHAPEL Laka Mary, Fit. Paalar ■— Rat. H. A. Frith Jr. Sunday Sehetl 9:41 a m. Herein* Werahip 11 00. T rtisitf Umoa 1:10 p.m, Eraaln* Warakip 7:10. Prayer Mattie* Wad. 7:10 p.i usdap School Isrv ii VorthlR. rn ta i Mreictai P A O U « r» L C T A ll METAODIST CAUSCA S MU* Matt d l L N rhurth In a tingle day ta a tp rc tH Tfce paitor plana ta prated cn "A Great M ast Daeiiiue" tHab 11 14-JS), CYF rh l Rha and Junior*. * p m. Mrt J W Krljbt ail1 hat* ehar;e et "m ark time.*' Ftem nr Worthip, V P .toemon "Tha Climatic Art in Becoming a Cbriitian " An Im p tm itt bapti*m*l aervlre it planned. Annual C*- pjtaatiena! Maatinp, Monday, I m p m , with re port*, atartmo «f offirera, and a recaption lor nett member* f'W'F C.rojp Thraa, Mr* .Letter Tharp, chair* man. will ten* rtfrethtirenu Friend* of Iha church ai e til aa mambera »r* intitad A ipaciil ralcema t» all i r n i r e t of Iha church n extenled tn Navy famllie. «ir,tar rettdenti. n et comar*. to .rtiti, and weekend *u**t* \ ,r»ary fattlitiei and offatreat parkint are prtmded. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN' CHLIC1I Car. 3rd tad Dak Are. Rer. A. Ci. Mrlnnli, Paitor Ylermn* Wnrrhip M a m P'el'ida, r a r ’erala, Guilmant. Fiano-Or*an Duo Anthem. "Show Me Thy Way, O Lord ”, Tbompioo An‘bem, "God Bt in 51) Htad D iviti Sarmsc Mr 51clsa:i Erer..n| Wdnhip t M p a . Candlalliht Carnl Ren ire The Chancel Choir, under lhr diretti«n of 5lrr. Geej|e Toub’ Miniiler of Muiic, a 111 prerent Hi annua! preprint of Chmtmar muiic at T M pm w> cordltliy in*lta you to adend and hear lh.: iptandid prnsram. Sunday 9 45 a m . Sunday School 10 V) a m . Sen.on mecta far Prayer in the Seinon Room # M p m , Pioneer Falloarhip 4 10 p m , Sdnior l|i(b FcUoa* abip. SANFORD SEVENTH DAV ADY-ENTIST OH RCtl 7M Elm Atrnua W. f. Oilman, Paiinr It dtp Sc heal dreinf Warahip a tla jtt Tenth W •nm * Warahlp •dMtdt p Preyaraiaatin# E m p a tt Wtlcamt Bar. Cacti W. Shtffar KLDEB SPRING! BAPTIST Sabbath School (Saturday) 1:30 CBAPEL AMtv Sprtact Worrhlp Hour. 11 am . Topic, I p w n ctd by P in t Raptlat Charch Nm» Rlriarda of lhr Blhlr R ttftrd , FU. Monday. T M p Home and Rutdap School 10:00 t . m. W. O. S tuttU , lup* tin tend tot Schnn} ( hilitm ar Ptoprem. v c s L R c n o r c a s ib t Wedncadap, 7.10 p m. P rap tr PrtM hiac 11:00 a. m. I w a M S4. ta d Elm A** P rttc h tr mrrtui*. Ulpb Brewer J r, BreatelliA Dt, A. A. M artit, Friday, 7 so p m. Miirlottarp Aundap Uhl* School 10.00 a.m. Volunteer 1’rojcam Mutual by FIRST BAPTIST CHURCA Wreehip |l:0 0 a w . F o rm Lake Academy Young Erealn* Werahip 7:00 pja. GENEVA CENTRAL RAPTltT CACTIC l Bet. J. W> Parham, peetet Car. Feertoeaih I t , Oab Atm Sunday Sclteel 0:41 a. mV enue* Werahip Barriet 11:00 SRi. T m U ltf Ualea l: U » « . IVo a hvU F h«alr. Bream* Werahip S rjb . *Cewie then with we ta d w ear® l i f t AI.A COMML’NITT PRESRYTBRIAN CMI RCR Re*. C C. White. Mlelaler M rt. Oever H a m . Plnnlat. Mica Petri*la Reaeman, Aaet •tt N t a c r CU ta. ChU dteaY Cheir DtrecUr. M r. C a a rs o Peaald, A art. la p * . Id Church StheaL C h u c k SchaeL 10.00 14. C a ta a a fa r #11 t | * i : W erahip 11iM o.m. OtHdrea'a Santee 1MW #4 . Y e u n s People 0:30 p.m. Children 0:IS pm. Werahip 7JO pat. Ererphedp tart tad 4a attend SU e a r aantree. S O U T A S IO B B A P T IS T CHURCA Beat S7Uk Street W. A. Ellen-red, Sunday Schrel Morula* We rah Ip R.T.U. Evanuf Worthip Poopl* * Church School, Monday tbrouth Pae 10 A. II A. 7 P. I P. Friday I R a m - 1 M p m. A cordial welcome la eatrnded to all to join ua in our *nfahip and aharr In the lellowahip ol our church a c u u u tt. TVS OKA0TUN AND MISSION AST ALLIANCE TAB SALVATION ABUT 111 I . lad « . • CRVRCR 1/L)eu4aa»a4 Raymaad E. Imre, Park Are. tad 11th S t Cammaadta* Offlter Patter: Bet. David I. CaiaoBi Sunday Cnmpany Meat in* 10 am . T4apfca*e tk-B HellB*ll Meet In* H i m . Sunday, Camblntd Moreln* StrYmms 1'voplet lotion 7 p m. rice 0:41 tn IMM a m. Call tn Worahlp 10:40 i n . Evrning Scr- Salvation Meeting I p m. TucaUay Y l>. Band I’rteUce 4 vice 7:41 p. m. Wedneidty P riy tr Sendee and p m Bible Dtaeuiilea 7:41 p m. Chapel Salvatmn Meeting t n pm. W'adneaday Ladiea Home Leayua Chmr Rtkeraal aher aennea. Thuradiy Youth Nl|ht P rertm 7.30 p m. 1:30 ta 1:30 p.m. Devonooal Tim*. Oub Activllfei. U d ltp Mltn«a«rp SMitp f l mooURfi areatidy i Fauowahtp UiMbaaa — SM Tbaedtp afteraaea. Prayer 0*4 SuibMia — 4th Ibeadap aftereaaa. M w lt| Circle —4th Thuradiy merulai"A (madly church Mr tht whale OmUp " PACK MKTRODUT CVU1CM Laerel Ate. ol Mh k Sunder School 1:4* a. m. M artini Worihlp 14:41 n. m ., r. K. Y. 7:00 p. m. Kreams BrenseUitic 7 :0 p. a . Wedaaednp night prayer and A baby doesn’t “just happen.” He is created through a slow and intricate process designed by God. Neither does a delinquent “just happen.” He. too, is created—g r a d U A l i y — by little wrongs and big, all humancaused. Insecurity, improper associates or environment and lack of love often push a child into developing criminal tendencies. Neglect, lack of guidance, lack of education and re­ ligious train will cause him to weaken and become si^k morally and Spiritually.' ‘ Responsible mothers and fathers will endeavor to pro­ tect their children from these evils. They will love a child. They will supervise his activities, and sec that he has ade­ quate religious education. They will sec that he goes regularly to Sunday School and Church, and they’ll go along with him. As a responsible parent, be sure that you create a Christian—not a criminal. FOB ALL cl 2 *• rf *onh ” th. Ch-Lrh T l ! ’^ * * 7*7ui3.U Church oniro.* "i f5) r « t b * M» Ter ik. i ®®tcrl«f autem cL pi. .ki£il n ,ed l lai* c--ml This “Support The Church” Series: Published Each Week in the Sanford Herald with the Approval of the Seminole County Ministerial Association, is Made Possible by the Co-operation of these Well* known Business Establishments: M RS. A P P L E R T 8 RESTA U RA N TS C O R LEY PRO D U CE COM PANY H A R O L D H . K A B T N F .R A C O . B R O W N 'S A M O C O S E R V I C E G LEN N G O B M B EL SUN O CO S E R V IC E c. pralin tervun 7:30 p. m. ^ D. Brewi B ER R Y *S W A R EH O U SE F U R N IT U R E C O . S A N F O R D A T L A N T IC N A T IO N A L B A N K B O TELC T W H O LESA LE C O N F E C T IO N E R Y HOYT - W A LLA CE M UTUAL m SU RAN CB W IL S O N . M A IE R F U R N IT U R E CO- THE K tl.G dRE SERD CO. T H E T EX A S COM PANY J . C . D arta. C u n lsn a * SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. m C S O L S O N B U IC K C O 8E N K A R I K G L A S S p a in t f** aU ifta-N urtary hr tho UtUn Mai, Dr. EniRURsor’i Olemalon CUaa U ffuatn* retry week n WytMi.U, am. a i i n WARNER S GULF as M ^ p p i t a t a N — nnmiiiMaie P a I ii If k THE M A Y FA IR IN N R- L. H A R V EY PLUM BING Creeay, Paalar ca * -J.■83^.751 t l l WW �t in ii* . m u ,* .* fs i .1 s * ' * l‘ - a s c £ ”O iv v ;n , ^ a » v i i s r « * f A c * * c h £s * et A8' t -w t »Ltn out 5: ^ . ___ c r t v » taa. c * . M T IA '.- ' a V ■ ’CLC mC^a m , 0*53.' < O T a OV.v ^ -i ■we v v .- c * ~i-: V FfcAy .S T .. J A ll( , , '< " ' A rr T ' I — ■ ® n / *»*• a W .'llX - iF w- »cs/ y L? l *; i ,.Q^ Vj. ' M S M r- , l .. I l I o * Ci.O l i 'T i t M 3 / p o v s * orc.-.N ^ 'A V | hC.V : ^ £ p y ( ^ •*’ Sp "u 1 iC IM l« K O f " I \m 11 LX A . » ; >vCr b •> llih l 1 IR \ II R E V n iJ M W tatr policrmrn Com Orglng on hi. ham H r <1 hair t >'» • • |f iMrl'hi-raon T W K W E I .L Toon, n Mhrn mountain homo, hr sratibAs) a tark a h.>ir n thr *afk haitn t !rft a ,h » *;ri o' ,, 1 ; II Sort D.twrno, SO. i n »ia nilli nl hrao ami ran lo hulo in tho Ir.i , 1 " r \l P’» rot >nr.' 'i :' m I mi,' A ll « ANrVS M3U M <;sfO T v I A CX-PVf O* WH l . f C , r* C.i \\i iji ; ’a i P i t w i t i i w a K K t t J S K S f f i / . Vi ?\ I / ' -. h ‘ * L f 'v v H ill *1. ■ "*fr-CUS.r'A -T^XJ-tT o ' T - * ------- 1 n _-** wNC\\ 1----------— T A LONO T ME > NO j ?¥ I , l*,t\ 0 him h*rtH*omo anH p r a c tir a ! cift* . ?n t 1 r-> t lis t v ill ail<l » d a v h in ir totirh ia h i* w nrilro lt**! f hoo so frim s nnp m ulo a r lr r lin n o f fin e i j u a l i l i c i f t ilr m « . in«! n fow nho'ag h**ro. fih"p tmtaj i ■-. S Q T63 _______ i . _____ _ j ft lT I a k l: 17wssrc D O M E S T IC S C I E N C E ' I T \ ; w c o o o . * l tcvOiv / , a c ix ia s t e \rc v . VOMAkt S H X A .r 'J V s il e n c e V ***! A R R O W a h n rta , fa n c y and * " M r n lo r i o r w h ilo . S u r a ARROW han<ILrrrhii'fi. 28-59. flam or milialril. all linon o r fm<* <|un>iT3- rutto iL n o T A N V . A R R O W tto . a ll th a n o n p a t ily le a , p a ti rn a a n .! a h m lr* 1.50 lo .1.50 .srtc up 1.50 : > ■■ *"* (buwuncin^ TH I OPENING OF OUR BUILDING MATERIAL AND APPLIANCE HEADQUARTERS ■* r i.F .K T W A V pa'’ a w * * ARROW t h ir 'a , v » t’ p Of tha n riira t vl ,i.|i a romfort Halloon seat, unilrr arm plrat. Ijirc** xanrly anil wa.lul t u l n r a . A' o IF" In to a t full, r fri.ni a h ir h K» vhoo»*. • t jlo a . , .1!>8 up , M .'G IU 'f»O R orlnn »v r a ' ■ «, in w puff, nfiw luxury, n* iv i.iliir * . w « *li u illm t i! ■an* am t i l r i r * 111 .in n ik t.in l. ^ 1 •» .To » 2 . 1.95 up m.no r ilO K N IX . F . S 0 n n r aorVa. •*ono a irr fit^ all". I J iij." ' s u ­ p p ly nf anliil rnlllf*. elm k, al n p o a , noat f u tto r n * an<l a rg jle . ARROW, McGREGOR a| t aliirt*. a wonderful aolfclinrt nt fnliru a, tiallorn* ami ml)a r *t \ lo*. Sint ama II 1hi" t*b WE WILL H A N D LE:--JO m MtRNMHT, M, of Qyrvn*. bow* h u hrail »• h# U b o o k H At pnlif* hradijuartrr* e n chare** of liltin g favor* to ,firlaon*n In th* Tomb*. now know n 11 City Prtann, In Nrw (York, ( o n other C o m e flo n i O c p artm rn t fuircU v t r t ar» I t i l n l In Ih* “favor** p m br. wrhlrh rhar«M th a t p rtiom r* vouM buy M otth at BIS a fifth. * i t a u h im ucxtrd la for a SO p errv n t fo* and w rr* allowed to gam bla. f jn tr n u ir io u l) i N .Y , • 1 •* r T- ■ U 6 ELECTRIC I M I R E HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES I & Legal Notice l.f f n ii. m t i i r Yk* puMir ti k .t.M «iHlfl*l • k*i tk a Boar* at r . i j n t r r«m n ia .lm m i nf r.n,ID»l> VlnrlAa ' I I I k"M > pi.MIr kAttna In Ik* rm r.m llilifttr’a tln-mi »t ir>, w l-m in o t* 1‘u an ti r« i.ii IIa. il Ia FlofM*. ai t I* K i w i r M an Ik* I»lh day of n.r.m fcar A n m i , f*p ik» imrpoA* *! a4 *a t|*c a»«i*a t»*uliM nr* i» k» u xo iliro^ahtui M m la.la Canal} lia d lA J»k* iv, vt»)»^k r» » if« n « j , t1 ll-at* a | I' a i h i j CVmmla ■ 9 H aiAnara. k.min.la r« m lr, STO PI McUHKGOR all Iralh o r aurila ■arr aiaenuc jnckrta. m a t atvlo* alao AI*o a a p l u n c k s m a d nlhor imkrta in 109’* nylon, * linrrl op itnlmoil, Somo r o ir r £ n*rUU Paints NOW AVAILABLE AND IN STOCK!— ALL KINDS OF PLYWOOD AND MICARTA TED WILLIAMS LUMBER Co. T H O N I! IR IS siliif* m m plfilolv uaahnlilr. 10.95 lo 47.50 1,00 pair (\U a la.k’r 1.95 up 1 • �MayMr h i $15,000 PGA Open Begins Monday; Many Expected How m an y peepia wDl be hi S an fo rd hoepltality fo r w hich Hanford and Seminole C ounty is so fam ous. I t U t h a t EXTRA b it ottr eourteey, th a t added act of KINDNESS, an e x tra portion o f H O SPITA LITY , th a t will m aen th e re tu rn to S enford of th e PGA tournam ent. G olferi end golf people ere like every­ body el Re, th ey like to- go w here th e y 're tre a te d beat end we v e n t Sanford to ho on top of th e Hat for n ex t yeer’a chain of events. If you yo out to the tournam en t, which wa pincerely hope you will, he »ure to follow th e Instruction* o f th e m arahela. If you m eet an e x tra num ber o f M ranger*. b* ex tra nice to them end tre a t them royally. T hey mean a lot to YOU and th a BUSINESS PEO PLE of o u r com m unity. T ha M ayfair Inn ha» opened th a yata. w av for an avalanche of publicity to he showered on th e world end i t i thousand* upon thouiand* of newspap^m . radio *tationa and TV station*. T he nam e SANFORD will appear In p rin t thousand* npon thou­ HAL BOYLE sand* of time*. And each tim e It point* to our com m unity * r "th e greate»t golfing cen­ te r in th e nation." Thi* f» th e opportunity Sanford h*a been looking fo r—to *hcrw people how reallv sre* t NEW YORK JF—U a columBlal todiy match this fast?) thi* com m unitv i« ~ « n d how much we enjoy didn't read bis morning malt, ha That la a a c n t Maaopaiaala having our v iiiW a w ith u« tha aoblaa sipped thalr baar might never know. Prohibition The Sanford Herald F riday, Decem ber 9, 1955 TODAY’S BIBLE VERSE T he w a te r th a t I *hal! give him nhnTI be h i him a well of w a te r springing up into irverlaatlng life. — John 4:14. Read John 4: T-14. Eisenhower Activities Increase Prohibition, when we had It, used to ba derided h r resident* of o th er nation* a* a whimsical Ideal r o t lik elr to he ••rio u rir considered anyw here rise. T hese critic* fo r­ got th*t M ohammedanism ha* aiwav* b*nned liquor. Now come *upport for th e ide* from an unexpected q u a rte r. India. C om pete nation-wide prohibition In In ­ dia will ba adopted by A pril 1. 195R, if th e recom m endation o f a specie! governm ent com m ittee I* carried out. P o u r M ates already have voted dry. Ineludinr those containing th e im portant cities of M adras and Rombay. T he naual argum ents for o r ag a in st e re heard In India. Am ericana, from th e ir ex­ perience. will diitlnguU h betw een th e th eo ­ retical argum ent* for abolishing liquor, and the practical difficulties of enforcem ent wheh eventually killed th e experim ent in th e U nited State*. P erhaps the Hindus will m anage th e problem b etter. I t will be Interestin g to ace w h a t happens. Tbit more thin 10 million Amorleans eic plsy lo an kind et muairal initrunent (sad racit of them seem to live In my Mock'). That no responsible acientlst te­ ds j would fly a kite in a thunder­ storm at Benjimin rrinldiB did In 17U ta prove the presence of electricity In clouds Franklin wai lucky to escape with hla Ufa. If a real lightning bolt had hit tha GETTYSBURG, Pa t h - N m stones out of hare give tha imprcsaioa Prendant Elsenhower is tsklay aa taeraastagly active part ta nuuiag tha foraram eal. Tha ta prtsaioa la correct, for he ta. But tt la ttm a vary Halted nail: a few hour* ta tha morning, aad aot every morn lag, coaferrtaz with members el hli official fa sil­ ty. Ka ts f ir from miking tt a full* Have oerupitioe. Whaa h« does coma down to his office ta tha port office, ha yeas hack h o aa tr> bis u tirb y farm toy soon. Thera ha rests, nipe. aad walk* arouad a b it But there ta ao reason to bellava—aa toms peepla atty hive felt — that Elienhowar’a conferancaa with his ad risers and Cshinet member* linen ha came hare are wiidow drawing to maka h la appear more aetjva than ha Is. Tha coafaranca* Eliaahowar Is bavay ara m l enough had ha li stepping up tha pace. That's what tbmuyh gold tubes tour faat laey. That a e with asthma havs a IT* par cent hifhar msrtaUty rata thin those on afflicted. That 1 m every U American* is sufferiay fram some form of mental disorder, and there ara 100 different Uadi of mental ailment. That Lou Nova, tha former heavyweight borer end yaya schol­ ar. new gives pantry recitals. Tbit tha potato chip industry use* U par east of tha aiUoa* P en 11 H# wai ittll too B* at toe Sma to ba burdened dawn srtth miey Seminole County Records * TV S<-siM*n;irn *t CJ»fs*s Ic h w ili.r • t *L T b it M par cast t t aB new aad used automobile* are bought oo lectjae « . CHIEF OT POLICE; D ITIEf: POWEB OP CUtPENS10.V. The CUM et Psllee ihaQ bo the toad et the Police Depart­ ment, aad a* such shall appoint hi* *ub*Hiaa«a* Mem ellgWe UsU to he to r n ito l toy to* O i l Bof- lining hli program for tha Ul4 election year, aad thn report ol bis seenomle advlaeri. Thn government officials rsipea- ft tibia far pulling aU thetn ptecs* together eeoll hardly send ths® ta C oaim a o n r his ilgnaiurs ua* lass bn v ia coosu]ted about th an . Aid, siarn they all tavnlv# policy, so loot I t bn to abln at aU ha would wist to h am a flail aay. All thorn placet ara balat Vat to­ gether sow. N iw isen who b i n et w n d ton Presidest—both in Denver altar hla w attack asd bar*—doubt tho stoeepity of itatamnsta ta Denver by sons Elsanhowar officials aftar visltiAf tha President ta to* hoipi- oi iw rn u iip x. J. U»«i» MORTOaOES n»Ti* | n . » / c . Jr. m it vt ■ta«iaa W b s tltr r» v ;» * Ca UkttT T HtihKSK at « t t w x tti s r n*»!« a c* WlllittB Low# r t i s r n as as la SiactAB W M iitr D tvia a c*. T rs tk S itllvaa TSeasaj at as ta ■ t i t h l w t t t l n Davla I Ca K a ta ttb H C tk ili at as ta la t r * l . *»v a t a u t As** _ F ariS is F atal tae. ta S aatflta A. lic iilit w u iia W. Mtltar at a t la / . w W aii«r lac M J B-ji-a at aa ta Wlmiar Park L a ta Car*. Faal J. A lter» o a at aa ta w ia ta r F*rk F a t l « r * L a ta ASM . ‘LT'V * ta .’aaaRh J. W ef(art at » t Je h c rt* Jt>r.*« at aa ta Fla. Or«t e lav Ca. J e ttp h It F lia a M n ta Am. Vtra e Cat. Ca W1IIU Bra w a a t m to M- A ft CraS. Ca tar. Jsssla Bl»cklay u U A. C Cra4 Ca lac. Ua;fe*Ua M. * k laaa r M 1 1 D i f f t r at aaPkiUla C Saklasaawaa at a* to H i t t l t t A E vaat at aa lA m ra c n o s i Btaataa W g atisr D avla A Ca. ta OSkim A T a la r la s T i t Mutual U fa ta a CA a f H. Y. ta W. C W ilUaskaas at am. IIK S U A IM C I * V l ,.° a T U,1 S a'* O l s l j i D. Morris la Bamaal 1 H arris, a r la r S lim ln la r. ■actVw U. POLICE OFFICERS. COMPENSATION. Tbs O iW of Police asd other policeman or patrolmen than r e ta in such wmpenutioa ss may to* fixed toy the City Commission. Section IS. FIRE DEPART­ MENT. CHIEF OP; POWERS AND DUTTES. The Chief et the P in Department ahaU have coot n t *1 toe itattontig aad trassIs m ag at a k i w i , anto)sc( to ■Mil rales aad tr g d itto u as a n p sM d b sd toy the City Comal*p an r a t e la ra a stata aC atom. The Ftr* Chief ahaB have A ri il rf at vl Sf ulicaarsa e t, toe right, lor cause, to snipesd F lliag af *anlfla4 r a r e tra k a la i c t M u i i ta aatata a t CktHaa any officer or employe* of hla Kui p«■ a r r i s o e iie n n APFUCATtORS IlM A Yaaat, II, f t laatR worth. E a a a . la Fraacaa Allmaa. U . Birt**v Ark. WE'RE LOADED BUY NOW USE OUR LOW COST GMAC P U N 1955 CHEVROLET Bel Air t Door V-R Powergild* Radio end Renter fifth Ufce New — lave 1954 CHEVROLET B.I A ir fltalto* * « * *1195 1955 OLDSMOBILE Si 4 Door Bndan Low MUeoi Like New f ill 1952 CADILLAC 4 Door M a n Fully Equipped $r Another Boaaty 1 1953 CHEVROLET 1955 CHEVROLET M Ray Conge Hew Can Yen LoaeT III PAY NEXT YEAR Section 41. CTTT PHTTCTAN APPOINTED BY CITY COMMIS­ SION; TERM OP OFFICE; DUT­ IES AND COMPENSATION. T hen may toe a City pkysleiaa who ahaU he appelated by and eer** at the pleasure of the City Commlitloa. Mia duties aad eocn pease tian shall he preecrtoed toy ton City Corn- 1953 CADILLAC SI—4 Door Redan Fully Equipped Air Conditioned *97M Booutlfnl Car 1954 CHEVROLET S Door M an Vary Low Mileogt Radio end Heater 1953 CHEVROLET Defexa S Deer New Feint—New Ttree MechankaBy Perfect NO DEALS REFUSED tflfl YOU'RE TELLING MEI 1952 PONTIAC If 1 1953 CHEVROLET Bel Air 4Doer, M a n FowereNde Power Singing — RAH SIAM Immaculate ,W 8 1951 CADILLAC Photo Gift far Erayont On Tour Lift at---W IE B O L D T S 1949 CHEVROLET G to n « ra l In s u ra n c details of government. Boaa of thesa officials eaaa out of tha lick room aed told nawimta ahaqt do­ ts Us they had dlicuisad with Eh % aaabswar but. whan unload about than, head trouble lewembertng them. « Tiring Eyestrain I FLUORESCENT LAMP POWELL'S �I •Gwendolyn Coppenger Married To Oliver Webb In Myrtle Grove SocialfcvenJtA Wahb and >1 th» (Phala by Raymond Studmi Jewell en h o C , Richard Crain United In Impressive Ceremony An impre**iv* double.ring can­ dlelight ceremony united Mi** Jewell Rn.r Cohen, daughter of Mr. and Mr*. R. A. Cohen and Rl'hard Duane Cram. »nn nf Mr. 9 and Mr*. O. D. Crain Thur*day, per. S, at * p. m. in th* Fuat Daptiat Church. Tha Rev. W. P. Rrrok* perform­ ed Ihe rite* agalnit • background of palm*, ha*keta of whlta glad­ ioli and candelabra. Chry»anthetnunt* were alio toed lo arernt the a'rangemrnt*. Rurning t a p e r a Wne placed in the candelabra. Mra. Marvin Milam rrndrred .§ the nuptial mu«ir and the tradi­ tional wedding marrh while Pete Jlargi*. *nlnl*t, *ang “ I Love Yoti Truly’* and “Tha Lord* Prayer". The Unde Ml** C o h e n , giten in marriaga Ly her father, wa* lately tn tha traditional full length gown of while Chantilly lace nvrr ahlmmeting aatin. The hodlre waa de> eignrd with an Klltal<ethan eot" lar and the long molded ateeie* ended In pofnta over tha handa. The Imuffant aklrt fralurrd thiee deep flnnore* of lare. Hrr finger­ tip vri! of impoitrd lllu*inn wa* fitlached to a bonnet of Inee and j-leatrd tulla r*lged with pearl*, fiho carried a prayer book top­ ped with a white »rrhld arrenled by relict Icaiee and *erd *|*earla. A white *atin riblion rompletad A tha ercatlon. Wedding Parly Mlta France* Lawaon, maid of honor, waa gowned In a floor length frork nf ruby eryttaletle, ]t featurnl an off-lhe-thoulder neckline with a long tor*n bodiva and *ery full »kirt. She wort mulching ahntl mill* anil a head* dre*» ^f yellow pom-p«m» with haimonLIng riblio.r*. Her ere*rent bouquet of yellow Fuji rhry* laniheraumi waa tied wilh a widt riblmn. Ml** Jeanett* Gardner and 111*. Jean Carpenter w 'ra bride*, maid* while Ruby Cohen, tha brlda’a atiler, wa* Junior bride*, maid. All were guwnrd in idrnti* cal d rriira lo that of tho maid of hornr but In Cell blue. Thry ta r­ ried crescent bouquet* almdnr in that of tha maid of honor** anJ 9 the junior htide*ntaid tarried a miniature bouquet. B'*t man wa* R. C. Whltmira of Sanford and ttiher-groomimen were Cbarlea Young. USN. Atlan­ ta, Ga.j Arthur Pedigo, L’SN, Orlanrin: and Jamea Cohan, brother of tha bride. • Jtr*. Cohen ehnia f**r h*r daughter" • wedding a mi* lar* dre*. over i*iin «i»h insetted net p in t* and * aweethaart netk|{»r Sh* carried malehlng atee*. *orie». On her shoulder wa* pm. ned a white carnation roriag# with harmonialng rihhon*. The groom’* mother wore a royal blue *heer dre*« with matfhIng atre»»°rle* and a coriag* of white earnalioti*. Reef pi ion A reception wa* held Immediate­ ly afler the rile* in th* Eduralional building of the rhlirth Mr*. A. C. Madden, Me*. W. P, Itrook* Jr., Mr*. R. C. Whitmire. Mr*. M. D. Ruingarner and Mr*. R. R. Ilrnwn along with the brideimaidt artr<| at floating h o itr u r a and •eived. The wedding rake wa* romp"*ed of three tier* topped by a minia­ ture bride and groom. The tahtr* were covered with white lata rloth* and burning taper* w»>« u»ed In Ihe window* and <*n ihe taldra. Silver magnolia leavr* and white fall flnwar* arrenled th* re­ ception halt. F'or a wedditig trip In Miami and *«*uth Florida. Mr*. Crain wore a medium blue rnetdtr** with printe** line* accented hv s.moke grey biiltom. She had red aetrainrie* an I wore tha otrhid from her bridal bouquet. Uut-nf-tonn gue*l* included Mr. and Mr*, n . D. Crain, Vern Brarh; Mra. Carole Jarkm n and ion, Don­ nie, Vero Brarh; Helen Hunter, B. J. Merrill, Mr. and Mr*. FufWkrd C r o o k e, Orlando and Mr. and Mr*. E. W. Drl.ong, Orata, The bride wa* horn in 0*leen and attended n*i*tn and Sanford arbooli graduating from Seminole High Srho.il In 193t. She i* a riaduate of Orange County Voraticnal School of Co*meto|ogy and a member of tha Flrat RapFit Churth. Rh# it now employed by Mary Rmwn'a Reauly Shop. Mr. Crain wa* born In Ottawa, K an su , and attended Miami Rearh *eho«D, l |e graduated from Miami Techniral High Stho-1 In 1912 and It n.iw serving in the U. 8. Navy I n Guantanamo R a y , C u h a He will receive an hnnorabl* dticharg* In A ugutt IPSd Request Is Made The CTO Wire* Ctuh requeO* anyone having foe rent, two nr three bedroom hou*ea nr apart­ ment* p!e**e conlart Mr*. F.lllaheth Spenrer, phone t2Tk-tV. The rluh recently *t*rt»d a lilting • irvica for tht new arrival* at th* ba*#. 1 I ^ Austin Roh**nn, Adkitmin amt ,\)n* Barbara Eith­ er; while Mr*. J. * lark kept t)-.g l-ri-ie'* For travrlmg the *>tvle w-nre • gray wnal *ult, with hlack ari e*mrie* amt the while orchid from her bridal bouquet, Mr*. Webb graduated from Semitin> III eh School tn Sanford, W i t h the ll*M of t o i l Follow it J graduation, *he wa* employed in the lilea-mi Stole, In I a'*r Mary. She w»* «n a< t u e ni*inl*r of th* Comm unity I’ r* iieti*n Chur'S during the n in e than two )eai» »he livrel In l ake Mary. • Vie muple t« making * honey* moon tour <»f South Florid* *''-l n | w i i to l>e at, home, after IV*. S, at S'l Mri-h !>ti*e, Pensacola. By 8.IMIHA Chrutma* mean* baking for the family and filend* who will drop by from time to time to live you greeting*. And Chrlitrna* ntran* good food. I aurgeet that you viait our local gmrery atorr* and h ad up with thingt In make the Chri*tma* «ea*on "tatle good'* LOVETTS STDRF.S located on Third and First itreeta routd he railed your holiday ford hc*dquarter*. , They *uc*;r*t that von reaerve your turkey and Christma* trre right now- to avoid th* ru*h. Their slogan “ Where you get tha fie'I for !.*»•” routd he tarried out in ihe m i n . / meat and pudding they ha*r to huy. All chock-full of gomjne.j a d you don’t even ham In ba*e them. , TIP TOP Rl'PKIt MARKET t«ui*lt alio on turkey*. And to a ahopper who it looking for the he*t they luggrat that you drop hjr. Apple* along wilh ehernet and rranlwrrie* foe your Chri-'ma* meal are h u n tin g with julrc* and rrady to rat, WADES SL'PREX lorat.d o-i th* highway hai all the good fiain'i for a bright holiday and their *hf'vea are loaded down with holiday food* Th* prior.* are juat right too, llaie you tried the Chrutma* cooki* Ptiiea? They •ur* do ***• Ihe lime and tiny taate to0 0 .10 goo«|. Don't forget th* kid* like to chew on candle* *o huy a few package* to put around. Hint: It will keep tutle finger* out of th* rake hatter you ju»t mixed. THU AAP Store hat »«m* wond­ erful huy* within the Honewtf*’* prire 1***1 Their meat* ai* of the fine*! rut*. Wouldn't a great hig Chrutma* ham go over hig with the family? t nntired the othrr day that they have had *e*eral • perlal* on apired pearhe*. Nownothing top* off any m .at di<h more than a juicy epirrd peach Drop hy and take advantage of mum of their *periaU. •‘Chuck" Alhln*on of th* FOOD MART *ay* the holiday »ea«ou iwrani good b u f l at hi* atore. Their fruit* and vegetable* are f l n t f!a»» and in fmien food* they r a n t h# beat. If you have guMta they will without ■ douhl rave about the ta*ty torn" you have prepared for them. Chriitma* randie* may alao tie putcha*ed their from a laige variety. “ Hi ho, hi ho" off we go lo lh» SFNSHINK MARKET t« ehoo.e from Ihe large »clerllun <>f good* they ha*e and a»r *till pun h a r­ ing. Their fruit rake i* d r- lituoii* and will brighten any holiday tahl*. The holiilay e*U*'» you may huy there for in-tame are piikln, olivet, o r a n g v rh**>* treat* and to on. Friendly tervie* ia alway* a hig help too. rilK LOCKUP. PLANT. . need we *ay more. Let your fre*h fiojrn meat at tha eronomlcal prire*. It'» guaranteed to hn of tup grad* t•. p until laldr, 'll* * U lJ • amWr of Cm ,, r hu • t I ■Id at t' a Mavfair Inn an Informal receplw’ii w.i, held lit lit- lobby ■rf.ue tho m i. S <-.*i > left to right, at* F. D. Scott, Mr*. Hart Petci-ou S r, Mr. Randolph. 'It* F. D. S -ut ntnl Mi*. I m l | “. I’eikm*. (Staff Photo» I I I H I S MEET JENNINGS IMNDOFPM. t t the annual t Mrs. J. M. Hayes Fetes Mrs. Jenkins At Bridal Shower B u lo v a Mi *. J. M. Iliivn j n r a ml rcllancmi* *howrr fur Mr*. J II Jrnkm*. the former Mertam Mnje Wednesday night a llnll. Reirt Tur-day night at her home ntt Dance” wa* held with Mi** Mar* W icth Sire»t at » p m l>ui llowrn and Mi** Fat liikirnnn Chm fm at decoration* were car arting at junior ho*lc»»e». Dinerlrd mu in Ihe room*, Floral ar- in; wa* enjoyed from Ihe * Juke ’ rangemrn* and figurine* were line record* and drrnrailon. of placed appropriately in varum. raogrmrnta and figurine* were >pn|*. holly lo-rrie* wero placed appto wet* played * **h prlfe* prlatrl) about the dance hall I l» going in Mr* tt R Jrrn in g t, and daitrr wa* al*o a farewell for Ihe »ei*ne men ink Ml fl. Mr* Roy Wiley. Kr.'irthmrnt* ol coffer and The hi'oiifee wa« pre.gnlrd many h t e t y and u-rfu! gift*. Re- r-olnr* ttrre .etved and (enior frv.hment* of decorated flip ho*lr**e* were Mr* F C. huhn rake*, .andwirhe*, mint, and rid and Mu. I .a F f Ira. fee were *cr*e.l The Ithle \ u . drrorated with fall Rower*, pine and greenery. Tho*e Invited lo attrnd were Mr* W. R Jennmgt. Mr*, Mar The Sanford Junior High School garei Spencer. Mr. W H. Field*. Mr*. If. E Turner. Mr*. O. P. wilt b-vve a P-TA meeting at * Ilrrndnn. Mr* C, P. Ilarkry, Mr> p m in |h# •> hnol aiiditnttnm with Roy Wiley, Mr*. Howard Mon ipeiuig esrrii-r* hen g prr>fntrd Icilh. Mr* IF t! Da»i», Mr*. W, by *rveral Boy Seoul*. It Mo.r, Mi*. Rulah Mnye. Ml** The program will l.e Christina* Jo Ann Harriett. Mr*. F*. S niu*ir rendete-l hy tho nieml>er* IIrook*. Mi*, t larenre Redding, of I ho -i honl gti*» club. Thr Rev. Mi*, FI C, Harper. Mr*. J A V, (i. tlrlirni* will h:ing a abort Young, Mr«. Dot Pope, Mr*. Mar- i'hri*tmaa thought. Refresliment* •hall, Mr* Grace lliid*<ui, Mr* will lie •eive<l. l.aw*on, Mr*. Edith Ri er. Mi* J. M. Wilson Mr*. Ellen pu»cy, Quarierrd apple*, rooked In a Mr*. Minnie Kratrert. Mr*. Rob *uuar »>nip to which *mall cinna­ eri Howell, Mr* Thelma Lillie, mon randie* have been added, Ml** Diane Mine. Mr*. J. M Uste drlifioiiv wilh ma*t (wak. Move, Mi** Mildred Turner, Mr* llaye* and Mra. Roy Till'*. P-TA Will Hear School Glee Club - flv^CIlDI» TIRMS If you u«e drv cereal* in vour favonlr meal loaf, hear in mind equal four nip* of eotn flakr* slightly rrinhed afler mea«uvine. ** SA N FO RD rv nnd l.URR«lte Co III S.'irvGsrit \ ’ C. t ‘t*l . . o f ih m u ja y rA R in n S fl Clifl-liri'w *o n o w th rniijfh o u r flcAAonalA llirillin g wmull rt,Hid of f,i*li. i inn* lo sp ark h e r u n n ln iU t*,l Mr*. Albert Fltl* and her mother. Mi*, licnrge Caha* h u e rilurnnl homo a f lr r »|iendmg an extruded i.seatlnn In ( levelavd a I Warren, Ohm with fiiend* and te- C ho.no n * in mu mk rent . , . ^ fn r tier a p n in l C hriatinns f, aurpriyp. lativ ei. I»r and Mr* L. t. Philip, will a r r n e Saturday evening *o attend th* np-utng of th e Mayfair Inn with her mother, Mr*. H».» nett Slawtrr. Mr*. Johp Ivey f* coming a! >ng nicely after undergoing ■urr-ry in th* Oiange Memorial Ho*pitaL A LSO Frl*nd» nf Arrhle E Palmer will t>* glad to know tliat hr i* Improving after eq operation lo the Feruald lmughtnn Memorial Hospital. t ^ J U S T WHAT HF \ WANTS FOR : % f3 ^ U h CHRISTMAS 5 fU U 4 C SlIMUAY — MONDAY Girls’ PATENTS fo r DRESS $298 BOYS’ Dress and Play SHOES anoWARNtRCOLOl* All Weatlier fomfor? *nd Kcnnomy *rw thc*n lovely rrutla in nn a r r a y o f colors infltitling rnstel*. (irev, Hciye, Navy, nine and Neutral. In Fleece. Mohair, (‘nahmere and Wool Illcnti*. �* s M M U M N M M IM M k W a K IN Wf SC 5**A.WPS .. IM M3T **AT(* iw ^ t ec t'tcuSH to s ’cp wtect.ONf.— 1 RAE FOLEY tUm about k m *nd tnatinctinty Im » found beraelt galbAiuig bar OIAPITK THIlirT-OKi ■ C A N D Y brought tn a tray with •erambled egg*. toaat and eoffaa. Doe Thomaa emra* flown, gnea X/ite a boat lie glance, looked bng tn tg ly nt Carol, curtoualy A ■handy, and took hi* departure. Lota aaa ravcnoua. The drink. • m hot coffee, the food realored her. She looked at her watch. "Good heaven*, H’« two-thirty I" She got up. "Hhandy, yew really aaved m r life." "I'll taka you hwne," ha paid. Carol got tartly to her f eat . "Darling, I'm eorry you Aould have f r t m e k ii il j for all thaaa people pradically thrurt on you. But 1 don't know what I*d do without you You alwaya help ma ao much. After arcing Mr*. naming to her rottaga do g A a good mat youraelf." lie walked atowly hetad* Leta •SYrl betlerT" ha naked. " Quite all right." "Did the kid UU you what waa wring T" "She waa with finger Brindle the night anmeona ehot through the window. She thought the bullet waa meant for her. Evidently abe haa been brooding: ehe waa afraid nomeone would try again mid ehe got panicky." Why don’t 1 nay Carol, aha wandered. W hy am 1 ao cautiouaT Shandy opened the door t* her aotuga and followed bar In. Re­ calling that from the eerood-floor window* of the Ng houM the cot­ tage could ha Been, Ini* aald unraaily, "You bad b a t t a r go, Shandy." Again hU mind fallowed I m with unromfortnbl* fidelity, "Carol been making remark* I " "Not eaactly." Th a t'* all over," ha toM baw abruptly. "1 auppoaad y m asdaratood that" Suddenly to U waa not Wred A aU. She felt young and MgM aad guile irrationally happy but A a m a a a g t d to aay taveRy, Daaa Carol underetend It 7" Shandy made ao direct angwar. •Why did Paula acream tm lg htT" boy bad bam kept away A reboot* and cummer eampa until be had gone tale the A m y . "Ha haa bam here m ty a few week*," Shandy aald, "and be fell for Paolo right away. Paula, A courea, had a ki<T* infatuation for Roger. I think the boy waa blind yealoua and a bit an balanced by the war. Anyhow, hi* own father waa ao davoted ta the greatjman he had m Uma for hie own boy. Clyde haa bad a let In rvoenL" “You a*aaa he killed Roger f" Laa waa tncreduloua -O b. no," Shandy aaA. T dool think t h a r a waa any — cannotUon— " Hla vwe* trailed off and be looked down A her. "We'U talk about It tomorrow." Ha atarted for the door, wheeled, returned ta her, gathered her tote hla arm* and klaaed bar. ayaa, check*, throat. Itpa. until aha waa bmp, clinging ta him. No aiuntn! will *v*r again ba lika thia. aha thought Ha r a l a a a a d her with aurh abruptnam that ah# staggered. "And 1 thought you d coma too latal" H* went out, dewing the Tba A * A A pa P*c waa adorned only by O holf-docen hnea which had bom tfd otfL Aa blank aa my mind. Lata thought. B a i u n * comfortably worm again aad for the third time got ep to twitch off the electric haolar. She returned ta otora A IM accuatng page A paper to bar typewriter and then, ao a A lt e r nut dong her r u m , turned the boater m once more. What kept bar anting Mi front A the elteat typewriter waa her reaped for deadline*, la eta weelca *he m u d haea Bniahad aopy on tba fltA article ta tba band* A the edi­ tor, with the other* M o w in g A weakly interval*. By now A a Aould bora ham aMa U produce a de­ tailed eeSkne Half a fleam glib opantego bad already auggeatad thammTma b A A a faR a ewrtene "It * Alt right to bo a gtoot but twit K carrying roallera a fait too fat to look lika on* 7" ha uiqutrad. “ You Art too pala And thara ara AhadowA under your rye*." With hla fingertip* ha touchad ana cheek. "You're ooldr f it pick ad Atr up imcxpectedty. put bar oa lha couch and draw over bar a Scotch plaid blanket. "Too much romping Around in the wood! lor you loot night. Taka It aajy (or the reat oC the day." “But 1 hare w ort ta do," ah* T ELEV ISIO N lAIWtrtd helplasaly. "And uma to do M In." •After all, you know, Tin iwd Kara aa a guaat," aha reminded turn. tie A c t her a (path. eyrculaUv* glance, opened hie lip* and doeed them again. He l o o k e d at the paper ui her typewriter. “At kart." ha ecnmented. "you can’t pretend that 1 nlrrruptad any flow oi ideaa" He eat down at the type­ writer and began to poke at the key* la two-Angered, plodding faehion, hie forehead puckering aa ha concentrated on hie work. "What on earth ara you doing, ■handyT" "Borrowing your typewriter. I want to get off that adverHaemast for Ethel Haltery. Should haea dona at before but what with aaa thing and another— " ha awireted around m the chair and grinned at her. "You are a eery diitraettrg peraan to hare around. LotaBad for my paaea rt mind." To her interea annoyance LnM could feel hereelf bluahuig. ’'Break­ ing of the Hatterya," a m bf|W r>«ua d itu r . » . .Vest *n-t a» • ATI I I I I T ■none* T » « l Pattern Inl-tttri nn r*r*4* Ceflenn Time Ur Tnrmekne f’ertUR* r»*il»*l Kt-MUe Mellne* IV m u Dink * Tea rirrle r liana lluffaln Stll i «p' Miat'aht Ten* lu n iin Big T « p arronanow Weetern UaMhill Long Jehn (Itleer lv mkr ( ’Ink *n1 Tea Wild Rt 11 llt'knk Tkl* I* tk* Life quickly. I(u dark brown arched. “Were era T" ha aekod in amueemant "■handy— did you flght w tu Jew flattery t" H U grin faded. T Juat aapUined, ta the only way that acpUe bttla rat would imrteratand, that I float Ilka Peapffig Toma." ■amambaring bow A a had atnrd onclotbad M lha brightly lighted raeat wHh the dark wtwflown, dnmptng the fllmy nightgown arm bar bead, A a A ra n b back, bm faoa dark A A aator. "la t h a t II iM ■ a a e m I t ’l l SANTA M BANNBO BROTHER C m » •a pallbearer* Martin, ■ . I'ltd D tl Sunday tn Baltimore. Hie flrnt • waa nmalmted and Cows tn IMS. The pintwaran for •ervicca al the FIrat Praabyis Orarcb are A. H. Allen, Ray Deal, Harry Hi man, Oeorga Lawii. Myford Irvin# aad Careen Smith. § lie* 11 II 1* »e lirU I •* 1 I* IM It OMAHA Ifi- Aalnry on haw hM Omaha bmthen—in attornay and a doctor—lived In tha aama houia for 13 y a m without apeaking waa revealed yealerday In a will contaiL Tha ilory ram# out when Dr. Frank C. Karlovaky wne to court to conteat Uw will of brothar Jama* W., who dlad two wtaki •go. HENDERSON, Nev. A - S inti Claua ha* been binned from lha annual rily-iponaored Cbrlatnua p a n d a Dec. 14. Jolly old Rt. Nick CARLYLE, HI. UR-Ctlnton Coun­ won't ba riding on on* of lha final* beaiuta aevrral Ifrn d m ra rrllgl- ty authoriUta aald early today a 14 year-old Cerlyle maa admitted aua leaden objected lo him a t “• killing a Lebanon, III., coupla m in­ an lymhol." Recreation Diracing from Uwir homo atoee Nev. IT. Dr. Earl Dould aald yaaterday. Sbariff. deputte* id«ntided tha Could aald tevtral rellgloui lead­ e n threatened to withdraw Hoita maa aa FhUmaro Young. Ha waa Jamea W. Kartoviky left 11 to depleting biblical arrnei If Santa held without charge. They raid ht tha doctor an d m t of hit M.mo Cliui waa Included In tha parade. gave no reaaea for the double kill­ eitata to a couain, Emma Kalelk. ing. The mining couple la Harold Dr, Karloviky'a patltlaa aald Em­ MARTIN FUNERAL TODAY ma moved In with tham In 1143 SANTA ANA. Cllll. US-Funeral Smilh, 10, a carpenter, and hla and a dlapula over her praaenee wife Arlene. IS. They were report­ aervlcefl ware tcheduled today for atartad tha tang alienee. aviation production pioneer Glenn ed milling Nev. V after relalivee Ha charged Emma had "undue L, Martin with ala boyhood friend* noticed bullet belli In window! Influence" ever hla brothar, and a dear af their bleed-epitttred The Sapwtin Mil they tnveatigaled • repeat aeverat dayi ago that Yeung bad beeto acting drangaly en ■ country mod Mar Carlylfl oariy Nov. ■ , oeveral boure R. after tbo Smith* were believed to bavo been takn from tbir home. CARD OF THANKS Ada Jehnien talaa this eyportualty tn avpraaa her thank* ta tha maay frianda far their art* (a hlndneaa and aympathy thowg during the loaa af her beteved hutband, Barber. —Adv. IICMAIS IAUMAN, 3). of Penn Tnwnihlp, Pi , tcirn* that the ll* polnt antlered doe ha bagged while hunting near Ltgomcr, Pa, It •omtthlng A a turn ipcclrr.rn. Dr. J. Kenneth D. Do jt». curator cf mammalogy at lha Carnegie Muteum In Pltliburgh, declare* that the 300- pound dear It the Ant antlered doe to be i (ported tinea 1S33. Benler »rkei<| Forum deller a lecen* Luer Bhew * A# The Mera'eg Bhew li*a Captain Kenearee ’ “ .I W a e e e TROW VLTB FARADK a h'e*a Jet CoBtiaeallal U m ii Mam* Oar MU* trank* rruedere I'Urbnue* *f *•>>* The !. nt-jft r u i- n tn I’trinn 11 lup.ri 1.*-* flinn IfawaWwther*"** Valiant Lady Leva af Life Oearrh for TnwarraW (lulling l.lfht jaeh Pear Bhew l^ne Btnrr llnhert U Lewla Diet* cm Herrlal file Tin Tin ■ ra n * * • tulle 11 a (Iran* (Irani Ole Oerr * Couni rr Frollra * Beat He Clock a •(*■* Ihnw * The Hnneunnaaera '• t far the Ifm itr * It’* Atn era fee * Cerebral r*l*v Telethn aesnaf I Orehrel Paler Telethan * M"tn* Pale a bullion I Movie * n*ttu Relihine v*. I ItrelMe I Peiil Per* 1 Mmnlbua I Tnu ere Thera 0 r«r* Theatre e Private t*r,rrtary * K1 Kutllian * Cl K Theatre 1 Mtlehrnrk Preaenta a a rr i with Adventure a What’a mr Un* a a-mdev New* a**. * The Iji* ghnw l a ia a o ff _ w o an af I Teel Paiiern * Meralap Shew • aa a rapt. r*pt. Kanraraa Kenrerea I I t Open Haul* I ft Open Ifnuea Hi*# fiar r Mn.ira I# I* Arthur n-iOfref II •* Arthur (inOfter II I* Strlhe It nick II a* Valiaat I.<<tr II II L i t «f Ufa I t II Pearrh far Tntnnrrnw It II dulling I.tfht Ii#l Una Crlock Bhew till fa 'k rear :l* Leva Blerr ** Rnbt. Q t^wte IM Ifnaaa Partp LAST TIMK TOMTU BTAKT 8 t i ll m m ngn ' *■»* tw k fnu n i tURVElOUS SPECTWU, SATURDAY ONLY f*Jung!e Moon Man” • ialutay Wahwatallrr “Clamity Jane” • Dorla Day— llnward Keel SERIAL — -KINfi OF TUB CARNIVAL* NO. R CO.MI.Mi SUNDAY AND .MONDAY A • CARTOON C a lled P v te r J t , •• S ir yapeffr Mi fc.-.hV.T,B,bif.P The car says (jr(J )^ and the price won't stop you * • ■' •»'v • rv f.y W-ri-jtv - */‘*| r? CORDELL S REPAIR SHOP f —^*-n» XV , A i UI IS PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE _' l 1 \ CLAUDE J U T T *!’. GENERAL ^MANAGER MECHANICS AT YOU* BERVIC1 AUTROWESD WtLLYR DEALEM tittdHI n prfco wfthii a whieper on»f And t h a t t Juat tbo oUrt. inf right mow to a f t a aU-tima I# STRATO.STREAK NEW S �I ’V If It's Worth Anythin! It’s Worth Adroitl*Jnf la C L A S S IF IE D A D S » -« m i n m t m « -» BEAUTIFUL lake front home for gracious Fla. living. 1 bedroom*. 2 bath, Fla. Room, aerified reh. central heating Stums i lakr excellent LOung 1 M.S0 0 . Term*. 2 K It.n o n Ih m n BEDROOM furnished home. 3 lately thadrd lot*. J milt* from town, S6.SM. For your leal t i i a u areas: Cullen and D a rk er. R ealtors IH N Park Are. Phono 1313. NOT A PROJECT! 3 REAL ESTATE FOR SALK S i— AKTId-KS FOR SALK —* TfouroOtnins Rollawjv bed. Inner Sp $22 .vs New roll edge American D-’*ut.v Inner Spring M altrr'* . $2130 Florence oil vpace heater 3 Bedroom Concrete Blork 31,0ft* RTU. Ii'a like new i.vvno VA — $233 Down Payment 9 Ft. Frigidalrc — lived 3 months IM. Per Month P 4* I ue guarantoo ihls one .. $V> 00 Kitchen Fully Equipped. »l\00 Art fait to choose color* and tile. Apt Bottle Gas Move $33 00 O ile r W elter flum e*. Ine. Mahogany China cabinet Bed-jpring and 3Iattrr«s $P*.00 Geweral Ceetractlng $70 00 tu e MeUoavOJe Are. Pkooe 1331 Gate leg oval table 30 oil and c*» heaters from $13. up The huper Trading I'ovi I Mile South on 171! I*h. 30I7AV S-ROOM furnished House. large lot. citruv iree*. rraionable 1408 Myrtle Ave B IT — Home* of Real Individual!, REAL ESTATE ty: flritUny Farm Home*, Listing* Wanted Early American. Ultra Modem. Laura It. drier, itmkrr Conventional A French Colonial 2601 So. Orlando Dr 1'h 133? Opes. | Bt'tLT On Large I.and»caped 4 - REAL ESTATE WANTED - 4 Lott; m the beit of neighbor­ A T T T rT rT T Ic Iro n . 1an 11 'vilh hood*. good drainage, not too far (tom school bu« muie; South nr Wi »l F U R N IS H E D A I T S , COMPLETE with all the featurev nl Sanford. Write 111. 2. It"* 4<t7. toi Wot lit. Or Can at turn!>ou have dreamed about inch turo Center. US W'e*t lot. a* colored General Electric ARTICLES FOR SAI.R appliance* and colored plumbing WELAKA APARTMENTS: room*, iu iu ret. HED-I-MIX CONKRETE private bain*. 1M W'. First St. M eade Concrete Co. AND available a* reasonable 303 lim Ave. Phone 1333 ^ R o l l a w a r a n d B ahy Bed* pricer, with the belt fiatncing lav, Week or modvii—Tel. 1423. A «ith minimum down-pay* ARMT-NAVT SURPLUS f urmturo Center US Wett Firat meats. Cotv. blanket', jacket*, »hoei, bnotj tarpaulins, luggage, paint. Avalon Apts. Elfletency. Fboct 310 Sanford Ave. Wellborn C. Phillip*. Jr. 72ft W 1943. Sanford's Leading Sewtec Maebmes. »■« Repairing PEE Seminole Realty for De»tr- Since Rudder ef home* foe over L.vno BERTS IM S. Park Pfceee I7C2. ab:e Home* and Apia. Phone 27. people. Sale* Office: Little Venice H a rrv rly A pplianr# r e n t e r CLEAN 2 Bedroom furalihed in Loch Arbor. rim er I Ml Apartmrnt. Clo»e in. 217 Oak "Your Wevunghnuve Dealer" Ate. Phone 61ft. Maytag Washers Coleman llcateri .. $.'.3 93 up n o rH A itr.r. J a k e m a r *. — Furnished llou*e. Lot your lu>4*rv and ant* for !l$ Mageolia Ave. Pbeee 1737. Phone *17 or 1A74-J. rent with uv. For to day* we SHALL NOT makr any charge H E A T IN G fwLMtedroom Apartmrnt. Clean, In either party for finding a ten­ Floor Furnaces and Cireutatori attracuvely furnished. Lae of ant, while the new incoming (L a . P O PR C O . INC. Garage and telepnone. $7$. Navy Personnel are getting tea (teeth Park Ave. P W 1441 l'hone 1327. located. FurnTAplT 1113 r a rk . Adults. Fl'RN. Efficiency Apt. Highway 17-12 South City Limit*. Phone 2317-W. Mumberlind Court. J . —-———■ ------ —— ] ind 3 Room Apartment*. Phone 2468-J. THREE Room Hurnuhed Apartment. Couple. Phone 2332, 313 Palmetto. FURNISHED 3 Room. bath, full kitrhrn. By week or month. Five Points Motel, S mile* South on 17-32. GARAGE AIT. unfurnished. 5 VLmmi and hath, large porch. Close In. Phone 33g or 1337. jllCELY furniihrd 2 Bedroom Apartment. Phone 2164 after 4. EFFICIENCY Apartment. Suit­ able for bachelor or couple. Steam heat, private bath. shnwer. Covcnirntly lorated. Aero** from Poit ullice. Inquirj Man­ uel Jacobson Dept. Store. I'T. Furnished. 2 room*, tile I P ith. All p-.eate. Thone 303ft-J. FURNISHED Apt. O a rk 'i TeurUt Court. One block South City Limits on 17-92. NICE rooms. *«. week. Ph. loivw . JgKW*2 bedroom unfurnished Apt . irreened porch, tile bath. Dne Mock North of Pinecre»l School and near Shopping Center. 2617 Elm Avt K rn Is h e d garage " a pt. Hr WO BEDROOMS. LIVING ROOM. ELECTRIC KITCHE... BATH. CAR POnTE $AL A MONTH PHONE 2437. J*REFER COUPLE. FIRST Floor, 2 room Apartment, All utilitlea furnlihed Retired codnle or ilngle person $13. ■ ween. Nice lTtation 1’h. 31BM, 103 Holly Ave ] Bedroom Furnlihed Hnuie. • 13 W*. 13th. CaU 666-W after 3:30 _________ __________ G ROUND floor three room A pt. weU to wall carpet, all conyenicncei, hot and cold water. |U . month. 313 Palmetto Ave. Phone 2332. FURNISHED folUge. clean and desirable. Phone 432W. FURNISHED garage A nt. three room* and bath. 2314 Sanford Jlv * . Phone 1474.____________ © W ESfA nt- furaUhed. alto Gar­ age Apt. furnl*bcd. 1203 Mag­ nolia Ave. TWOBEDROOOM. 2 Bath Apt. Nicely furnliMd. New kitchen. Circulating beat. Ph. >00, 1312 Sinford Ave Couple only. £ ar GE Furnished Apt. 310 M u rolls. Ph. A. K. Rouetter. I l l CHRISTMAS SPECIAL 3 BR. • CR, Nicer S en Ion. Com­ pletely furnished (House and Furniture Like New), Welllandscaped— Tile Rath, Herd* wo- f Floors, Automatic Washer and Dryer, only V tn t. down. Just one monthly payment Horn* Appliances, ana Furniture onlv $62 60 mo. or 31,330 Down Cali for appointment. Give your children a mom up­ stairs. and you the quiet, restful downstairs, in one of our livr. able 2-story Homes. Reasonable Term*. Let US shoe you some ef our nicer Homes, from $13.non. $1.3(10. Down, g nil Asbestos Sid­ ing. Kitrhrn equipped Landscaped. Thi* fa a real clean deal/ ACREAGE 30 Acres including grove and lake front. $1,000. a i acre SOLD lfio Acres — $jo .«o per t,rre. P ar­ tially frnced: Part grove land; part pasture land and part pond. This It one of the few good low priced acreages left. W. R. ••■ in- STKMPP.R Realtor — General Insursece Gerlmde B. Dlagfelder. Associate Gey Alice, As-oclaie 2122 U N. Park Ave. CIIK 1STMAS SPECIAL MODERN OCCASIONAL CHAIRS AND MOCKERS 13- MIM'M 1.4 b MM'S -1 3 INTEREST! I* IN SAVING? Buv VOIR wholeiale. Ph. 1036-W, 8 9 a m. 14—__SPFUIAI. 8 K R r i r k # _ - l 4 Plomhinc. kremy flea ting M. «. HOUCKS Serv er on All Water Pumps— Hells |)rtiled - Pimp* 1’iola Road Pbonr 7M F luum landing and finishing Cleaning, waving Serving Senun >1* t ounty uncr 1323 H M Glraxm, I ake Mary Mather of Sunfiird :0$-0» E- lit St. Sanfonl l inoleum A Tile (*«. 127 \V. tit St. nilliW M E II l-.Uy For Beiier i'lumomg See or Call Prictir.g C«>. I’honn 4-W — 403 W »| 13th St For the BEST put tn Nationally Ad* Furniture »ee B t'R R ' S WAREHOUSE Furniturr Company \ COCKER PUPS for their Christm*v AKC RegutereJ Ph 1922 112 M.igiutli.i Ave. I'h. 11 .T 1*. M. CAMriTKI.L *. 7 So up lew M t tfi S? A) .4 (1 ">j t.-mpleto line Remi<el Soft rubber toy v frnm «?c. Sanit*ry Bella and Pacifier*. I!*>t MII.LAT A ANDERSON I 1On The Corner By The Clock " WI K R o l.p rS CAMEl( \ SHOP 2lu S>ulh Park t i e . twt W. First I nr lh"»e • Special” • Send PHD 0 To g r m 'HH4 i htioni-i (‘ardi vour h'>n-r. children or faniil; \ treasure l gilt: •I 'MESON STl Dio KAN DALI. ELECTRIC CO. Itm itk at I Cro'lrv App'ivnee* fo r b a b y $' 23 Up M ilt'll I'm iria* Phone 1917 Phono 127 Electr: il Comrat lin^ and llrpaiis Cani-irr Sr t . Breail B-"e,, | '»ro- Phone 219* TV S rrv lc r C e n te r fo r hom e li’at North Park \\c ware, Flint Ware and many n'hcrs. Se-.- Ihr complete new­ line of l|ou>euarc' at GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE. 113 South Park Ave. S.inloul. Fla Laigi \ urtnirnt r-f Lampy in. ludmg the famnu* ' Aladm .Magic I.amp" General (wmlmrlnr CORN FED Beef and P»i I IM "llomrv of Dutinetion" Frrerrr. •> i; Pennington. L#Ve III Wi* 17 92 Phone 1447 Jennj. reMdem pli-mr 2337-41 Space lleiters and Floor Furn­ 34 SPURTING (.001)3____ U ace* Liberal Trade In. Ktrnight Shooting USED GUNS 12 G.4. STEVENS Double 33.93 12 G.i L. C .SMITH. (tight av * drum) . . . . . . . 3200 13 Ga. STEVENS. , Doutili* Barrel! ......... 32 30 18 Ga. J. C. HIGGINS, B<>it Action * .... n i l __ _____ l appliaaeei. soots. 18 Ga. STEVENS. Singlo . . . . 14 00 etc. Beeghi-aaid. Larry'* Mart. Single Shot STEVENS. S2t East 1st SL Phone 1831 22 • Good rendition .. 8 93 MOS.SBF.IIG Single Shot 22 3 93 1331 CASE DC-4. GOOD CONDI­ Your v i’M rirr l Browning Deal­ TION $920 er. W'inrhetter. Remington, Ste­ BRITT TRACTOR CO. ven*, Mo\»brrg and .Marlin. Htwav 17-32 Seetk Pheee Ml USED PISTOLS ftouUhll ■ m i A M T . " 1 ouple io supple ment income by managing apartment house In Sanford I'te*** give reference*, age, snd S en k arlk G i M m i P k ia t C o other mformatinn. P. O. ltoi ll»-114 Want had 8L Phooa IM J211. Savannah. Ga." rail with ptaeNe en Plastic or rayan lap**. Cotton or nyU« ............... .. . rqu ahrsp. excellent location Weekly guarantee, paid vacation. Semi note Truck A Tractor Co , 1100 French Ave. Phone l.VW. S4NFORD Ft B.Nnt BE CO No l iner Gift 31*0 Ea -i 1st. St. i.N SERVICE —THE HOLY BIBLE— In the States nr (uer-eae Give • la rg e \x o rtrnrid el i r r Monograming ro w E I.I. S OFFII R s i m . v llo Magnolia \ vaPhono 9*.'. Ph >n# 211 WIDE Selrt'li.sfi of ?, 3 and 4 BeJ* ro-'m It -me» For information • alt :* ;i _ it 9?, Hiawatha. 3 Herald Subscription. • A Irttcr From Hnmr.'* I f s y I . PAVTDN. BROKER $ J 00 — 3 Months. 'nnatirllc B Hen lerson, Au-ie, l ady Durhow and Lady. Sunbeam fja Phone 1821 electric shavers, $1193. Com1097 Sanford Are. Phona lit? ■qtlrie lines — Shullon. Max IIAVF YOU v luted MONROE Factor, Vardlry and la-nthcric CORNER CRAFT A G i f t GATLIN nnOTHKRS SHOP, our \Ve*t H rn . 3 mile* Gift Sol* Drug r.a and Ilulldorer Service from e'oek’ itnusual relectiia Ph«nr*: 2221 — Sanford. 2232— HoUMII.LAT A ANDERSON •d Gifts, including work of Flo­ Gere** * rida craftsmen). "On The Corner By The Clock." ORLANDO Morning Sentinel. Or Tw irlmj Batons ............... II ?\ un lamlo Evening Star. Call Ralph . . . . . . . . $J 94 up Ra>. 3130. Ra n d a l l r i . r . r r n i c c o . Buy Vour WIFE Ilia* Special Gift! t krlelr, A 1 rtgidairn all |<nrrrlain Drjcr. Portahlo IS prid tIJ Magnolia Avr Phono 111 PL U M B IN G A I js lin g Gift. Phonograph —......... l.’OJi Offers Sunbeam. Universal, G. E , Contract ami repair work. Free o th e r makes of «malJ applfsBcea eitimate*. R. I- Harvey. >04 C U U D E H. WOLl’K App Corp. Bt Kt'll'S MUSIC SHOP Mo«l reasonable T \f repair Sanford Ave. Phono 1*28 303 Sanford Ave. Phone 2117 207 Uc*s )s|. St. . Phono 3071 Serviee in town. IN I t l(li ill and E X T K it I O lt Painting. Paper Hanging Phone 313-W. ItiiHum A Walkrr. 32 COLT Automatic Ptltol 39 93 Window hills — Lintels 38 Special Nickvl Flue Blocks — Crad>e Block* Plated S A W ................. 4).33 Grea«e Trap* — Dry Well*. 28 Sperlal S A W Miracle Cherrete (« Nickel »'.'i 309 Elm Ate 1'h. 1333 Many new Pistol* in Stne» Smith A Wc**i<n. Celt. Hi Stan­ -1 4 1 (NSURANdl 14 I USED Electric coin ditpenser dard flugfr and II A R drink bo*. Good running condi­ llnw will YOU swap? tion. Id.al for beer storage bo*. Ilnw will vnu tradr ? Can he seen at The Sanford Your aid gua f»r a bellrr One Treferred Rate* tn Herald. $40. Policyholder* Factory retail mieimum price* METAL ROoriNG Jo h n w niinm * Inn. Now to Slock. S-V Crimp - I B " 411 Bant •"-'((« ROIISON Fporlinir CmMi* Camgatavi - >H" Corrugated Phase 18 Phone 998 Get all Your roofing need* at 264 East 1st St. S k arm an C onereU Pip* Co. 6AkTK I.KA W.4NTFU -4 Out Writ 13th SL Phooa 24*9 TTilkeO l.ASIl. 1H/VOE I.N lil|r.» .tatd for used fumnura Call 93*. 14— i^rmv»:Rs r i .a n t h siihi bs U»e our Lay-* way plan on Toy*. VTiDon-Maiar Furniture Co. II) B'cycle*, and small Appliance*. K las St____________________ ANNUM S IN HANDS Ea»y Term* at I—_9arm Sepplka - Marhlisery —8 Sanford grown in Stthliird Boil. F C R N IT liR E C E N T E R . i No mu*"’ |m l t»t*nt 111 West lit St. Phon* 1823 1331 ‘*FKBGUMi\ TRACTOR — ‘cm fw: rarh nr 63c dor Camp­ Disk and other equipment F.< bell's l e d . Wf*t 1st. SL, relirnt condition. Call 2311 W — Factory to Yo« — Vihlcns, Gra|*evills* Avr. evenings ____ ________ to *7—Atrn*MOhH.FJi-TRAH.EBW 13 HELP WANTED FURNITURE SUP COVERS. Lvoni Dry G*od*. 130T West 13th St.. I INST -U.l 4TION of Unoleum. Car­ pet*. T.les. W. J. KING Uphn|‘tered in beautiful M"drrn 2*06 Snath Park l’hone U tapevtry, vniartly »i>lcl blonde arms and legs . with n<> *ag spring ronvtruelion —v-mr choice* RN4 Fl.OI'F.s, i. iirrhrait*. atalelurnt, invoice*, haiul bills, and of Chair or Rocker. p r o g r a m s , eie P rr.greim r 5II.SS Mr DOWN lll i n I Its lift into yottr favorite arm eliair, relax . . Imve a cup of enffoe. tnaybe lijjht tip a rigarette anil wimlow slion tlii-. r.iyy "Clajrtfied \V.iv" first. F it vour convenience, the Merchants of Sanford w ill lint many of ?ania’> choicest itertu in these columns daily. Take a mimito now and plan your buying. >oil'll aavu timo and money and frayed nerves later. . . It wlB pay Y<it> to tee tIS bef *r y«<l buy. open Evening* and Sunday* Fastasde Trailer kales. Palalka. Fla. IIIK SAM OIU) IIFKALD I ri. Drr. D, I9.V* I’.ig* 9* K - K L « r r o c A i. nf kvicA*—a f.l'N 'l \N (.I TS 41.1. FIUGID4IBE appliances, sales and »rrvire. G. II High, Oviedn, OM Milt r \ gunman who hrtd Fla. Phone ( t i l ur Sanford lip tvsvi Ui ig t n r d n k x list m-iii 1«42 W alter 8 p. iq ,..__ av- OFFICK E(*4NPHR.N*I _ a HAYNFS Office Machine Co, Tvi*ewrlter», adding marhliK--, Bales Rentals, 311 ' l a g , |*h. 41 IIEAI'TY PARI lilts 24- -24 F»8 IIc m lle.xutv Shop SF.F Fred the llairtiyllii fir an individualiied Cut. K KROSKNE -17e Per Gnllon ITe IMI’KKIAL SKKVICK STATION I20R Park Ave. wtnle T*.!««f-TqiM»i'ef9 -xeiThdAW alsout III • sl"fe ili-ln’l nverliuik a thing r i ■l Craig > >)n>-m h m 1 rd It r b.vn-L» a hum li nf bills frnm Ihr i »dt regi i«-r The Inndll B• ill tiuik tonfc he liirneil In leave. a $1 lull ami thir» •• iirnr. trm.iining In Ihr toll* !:!!. Hr a-ktil f. v liii-m. J W V R .2 ^ 4 l & )• Hill l o v a i a * sueeir i ^ a t f lit II I; 4RE JINX l o t ISMl.I.E. Ky e - Edward For AM. Vour Beautv Need* rail Parker Ji IlnrrirU’n llr.miv Nn«*k Phone 9!I lay ft.., o*k Ave. was arrested on a rhargo of 'torrhoine breaking yes. tee .la v l»v the , a m e l u n p a tro lm e n (Open rvenings tiy ap|v<>mtment.> 'alio arri-vtrd him on a like eharge two >rar» ago For the tvest, come tn Peter Paul's Saol Parker, ?l when airr.ird Beauty shoppe Will give home permanent. Phone 483. 1to Mag nulla. hy patrolman Paul 13-vlio Duke; Eubank ami "You all are a tins to m e" NEW 1938 Trader. B H Priced X3- IAU.NIIRY SERVVHI. for q'l'ck vale, W ill trade Set- One hmrr • Wash and Damp Dry or write Frank Saliata, 3316 W Onr hour H • Wash and Dry Fold Colonial D r , Oilando. Finished Ivnmdry Samtone Drv t leaning 1333 _ FORD ( onvcrtible, fully Southnirie l au n d ro m a t equipped Evcellent condition. tattl) Side Fnodmart flldg. Phone 301 W 116 East 23th SI. ATTRACTIVELY DESIGNED *■ TREE Ripened Naval Orangeg, Hamlin* and Grapefruit. San­ BEDROOM BOMBS - PRICED ford Ave. A Piaewi). ph. 239-W. AMANA FR EEZKR FOoiTpidYN Dem 118,333. t» 31$.MO. VBA This it a full time opportunity for men with ambition Age tv no ar aittetea y m and VA (GI) financed. CIIKVKOLKT 515 barri«r Complgtr training v.ll ■a taojar taa. ftac* yauv *4 to­ bo.glvra to met) irlected. Car O.ORAM A TUDOR, INC. Ph'-n-- 1X31 IK_________ day. Phooa neeenary. Qualified lead* sup­ Builders of Float R oaei (or 30 GALLONS Green Houm paint FOR SALE — 1313 Dodge, go<><i plied from advertittns and eutcondition, new lire*. Must sell. tamer referral*. Immediate $20. All Mrllonville Ave. Ph. ITS. Florida Living. Phone lft\* M ( enmmliainn earnings on credit Salta Office—2*23 So. Free eh A ve approved orders, l’hone 227ft R. FIVE — Pc. Wrought Iron Dinette PLYMOUTH PI* I Door Sedan Phase 2100 or 23*3 Set. take new. $33. Th. 293AJ. Good mn iiiion, $230. Call WANTED Adult Malp or Female 32-X-J aftrr 3 p m a* earrler for Fla. Times Union QUICK CASH far Firaltar*. Add­ newspaper route at DcRary, ing Mackutaa. Typawnten. Outfor sale. 2341 Palmetto. Kla. Good transportation — cavh f934 JE E PPhone konrd Matnra. B o b ta p tc 647-R. bond needed. Write Bo* X % Trading Poat Oa* mite tavtfc on ITdft. Phooa J0IT-W. The Sanford Herald or Apply 1931 Plymouth Station Wagon. 108 W. 1st. R» . Sanford. Ph. 2*31 J. op Set . . Reg. 1133. BOVS t.s di liver paper, ( all r.(; I: EatO LS Quilttop DODGE 3 4 Ten Pickup New .PS.OO (Twin or Trade motor, excellent condition. A Double Stic) ELDERLY MAN or rouple with BARGAIN' levari) Station at car for R*ut« Work in Sanford. LUXURIOUS Foam Rubber Set Market. T r a d e . . . |U i 00 Writ# P O. Boa 1083, Winter - State Reg. .S ilk 2-B! IC A. wastetmacvt Park. Ha. KING SI7.E Hollywood Bad 174'-- TRUCKS KIR S41 E -1 7 1' Reg. Real M a t* Rm 80 X 10 Maltreat EXPERIENCED man for alt ‘ fruclii. Tractor*, trailer*, uted. V. R. Deegtaa. Reky E. m X 80 Bog Spring All Make* Priced tn tell. C.MU 'round Service Station work Ap Headboard (Decorator Ptaitlc) tirosel tractor, ADCIl 737, rrronply tn person O'Steenx Gulf US S. Park Reg. 1173.00 ditlnnerl with sleeper cab, saddle service, comer 2nd and park. 1129.50 tanks, etc. Reduced to $2,943. SERVICEM EN Call or see today at Diamond T FHA has raduced Down^ Fay- CHUiCX o< Many Differttt Suites ' WANTED (feqale) IM Bookeaw Bed Sales, )m s. Orange Jrange fllovsom menti, see tflt attreetlrd I lid Double • p ra a m Trai1, Orlando Tci-. 3 9ti$|." ---- T -1BTFTfull or part time. room Hauaa. MwjtMy M2*enU, Largei Mir .I r m Call. 371 or 2803d. I« AimtHslHU.K BBUWRU -IS Mattreis l o w il T * Bog Spring TYPIST to learn limple Book­ ""linder New Management CARS keeping. Reply NC r. Herald. 9169.00 i \ UNTA APTS Vacancy. BOUGIIT SOU) TRADED ,'S "Daydlr N lik m " Nice)) ium uhed. Phone IT**" Roy Reel's Use# Caro atfo rit Roekar Ckalr U = ___ WORK WANTED -II Av* 4 llth M fP R E E Room completely furnisi* Choice of Covtriaig LAWNS MOWED by Jerry Lord. Apt. Ph. 2332. 313 ralmetto. S l J J uO t i m A f C m y m m f 13— BOATS MOTORB -M 9119.95 Frw MUmalea. Pkooe 1317 W C Z Z furnished Apt. 300 ra rk Are. KOFISON S porting ■ a o m BIDDING 00, u a ili MAID work wanted. T art or full Rvtarwde Bale* A Service A m m A r time. Eapcnenced. 1210 Man- tea E lit Rt. guitine. OTAT1 ro j «A2^S a S n ta & T rrk T fk FIIIKIIGLAS Jlawa, .. ». W. HALL, IK ALTOI . N^W Vgaatingkousa Eaetric Range BABY SIHer. Phone 2038. Fdiergla* Boat Unstring Demon Doudaay, fiends State Bank Building and 33 gal. round electric w.-trr MAID. Phone~3-J"after 7~p~ m stratum hv Krutal K.-all factory "Call HaU" Phooa 1T1B. beater. USED Apartment elecrepresentative AJJ Isoat ownera Lnk# Print H aas trie Range, R) gal. labia lop U BURIN EAR OEPORTUNTTIM Invited For further inlormalion LARGE Knott? Plat Kitchen, twwf i l a r H a ttr One 3* • 6" door. W r l A L F - " hafi diamp. call: John L Brumley bedrooms, of eooereu t a g cm ■ iu b o ^ b r o r e r >' • r* glared door, one lot _________ Phone 433-B._______ SANFORD BOAT WORKS atnsetm. Large Let. Strre A ________ . _____. Kaough nr |a>M»>m ~ O. I H M m u Aoeoeiato ganjjrd Florida Rctrtecrato aatleaiL p - i l W W W miA kMUt FOR Lease: Service station on M ^ g j j N m m R ^ j j M n - s A ^ a m x s s i r ’A K M a : m ib St., wilh s -room* (three bedroom apt. upstairst. Very Buy yvur huroiture ai Berry * WASHED and Iroorr. Ph. JJT1-W. 1 S tm in o lt lU olty Watekows# Fan*., Co . at 301 W reamnable rent for both to lac SI. All latioaaHy adv. furservice station operator. Eicelir. wm i q w t- «. i m GAB range, fully equipped, double •t lent opportunities to right party even. Trade for nuno or upright for buiineu end living quarters, 2i l,TT T u f iVm frim rr. Phone 2*79 31. will require appro*. $|.snn capi­ STREIT Slumber chair with tal. Sinclair Refining Company, FOUND— TSTT . m i ItU klU M Oi u k PILi f u f a r t Phene HU _ ( MUaa. PhoM IM-W, __ __ RMlghilB Fhopa Uak, a 9 •'IwilkyogfcVd, ee-jldkurry up M *od Knith *iws kovnef* P— PUwi) NKKVHTC ~a i r mi r ■<RL-Clam* 'jkluM U Il Phooa 2184 Route L Sanford We ra n conaprvativpir igv I lint we o f f e r lit** n e a te s t, n A s s tr iE D nisri.A Y rom i'leto hue nf lutiJdin? m a te ria ta in lown. And llm xlickimt, i|uiikiM t arrvicc, PAINTING I'ntil's Tnvsn X Uniinlrv A l. f r T. V. SKKVICK ton! KINDS Phone .T| ,S| Day* 2 Ilnur Service — Vnvlime IMirine I6HI-.M HILL LUMBER & SUPPLY YARD • IIKI SIl and SPIIAY her tire Call 2 00 lUMBil AND BullD'NG MAIf I iAi V ■«/ lL « V.i —— B3 TED BURNETT n s ;- n - M c h t, SEA T C O V E R S For All ( ’.irs n E A U T IF U I. PATTF-KNS CUSTOM FIT T E D PROM PT INSTALLATION T I L E FU H N ISIIR D AND IN S T A L L E D BY Strickland* Morrison, Inc. DICK MAPES Sanford. Florida Phon* 200 G E N E R A L TILE CONTRACTOR T E L 2198-W W A N T AD RATES The Followlnjr Ratp.i aro now in effect. l i t P tf UttB far On* Iniertlea |8« Per Line far Three InierlHae I4e Per Uis* fee Five Insertieae Me Per Lin* fee Each 23 In•crtlonv MINIMUM RATE: lie Adverb sera are requested to o» aftr the Waat-Ad Department Im­ mediately of any error* la their •ds. av The Sanford Herald will be respcm'lble f-r only ea* tocorrec* SHERMAN CONI ^ ^ H C O . .1 f I Out Went 13th 8L . r J f / ■>* �0 31 IN PINECREST HEIGHTS r n it 15 IN ROSE COURT p j r> I ► I? ■ h w, ft t 10 IN BEL-AIR and n h n C 'i J •i f a <3$ S I ♦ f ■7 55 IN BEAUTIFUL SOUTH PINECREST 2 # 'A t h 1 f a I J ■WHERE YOU LIVE IS IMPORTANT TO YOU AND YOUR FAMILY i I t 13 We Now Have Under Construction 27 More Homes In SOUTH I « i « i PINECREST. Your Home Can Be Ready For You To Move In Be­ fore The Christmas Season— Act Now And You Can Choose Your Paint Color Inside And Out. Also Bath Tile And Brick Trim On Any House Not Completed. PAVED STREETS , IF YOU ARE A VETERAN BRAILEY ODHAM. President $375. DOWN PAYMENT $62. PER MONTH FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION PLEASE VISIT OUR SALES OFFICE 2625 SOUTH FRENCH AVE. SERVICE PERSONNEL F.H.A. $905. DOWN PAYMENT $60. PER MONTH BxS- - „ i' .1•• * *. BEAUTIFUL NEW PINECREST SCHOOL OdhanL & Judoh,, 9/u. You Can Purchase Our $10,600 Home: ....................... $ C ITY SEW ERAGE C ITY WATER IM M ED IATELY SOUTH OF 2 tr c(j Phone 2100 or 298C $1235. DOWN PAYMENT $62. PER MONTH • “ * •*>"*"*" °" 0re'“Kl*AUD«r - • • - i —■ • • Ml — . i* * !» « « .• » ..........• I I0B -■ *A* * lliS j M l ■ *J ] E M i m L .. H lS �9 ! \ | £1 A*, v*. 4 i �w Looking Over A ll F lo r id a “Christinas cornea but one* a year" but there's ana ipot In the Sunshine S tate "Where It Never Snows but la Always Christinas." In the village of Christmas, Fla.. described nest week, the spirit of the Prince of Peace reigns the year around. Many of us have heard the term, “coquina” without know­ ing exactly how this picturesque n atural building m aterial la formed. In "Hocks from the Sea" we learn soma fascinating facta about the shell-formed “ rock" which haa played ao prominent a part in Florida architecture. In the same issue, "Can We Save the Key Dear?" offers a challenge to lovers of wildlife which cannot be postponed. The article carries some interesting pictures of these tiny, seldomphotographed animals that have been brought to the brink of eitinction. to murphy Does anybody know s Polish Countess psmed Annie*? If you do, for heaven's sake, tell her to get In touch with Horace. Tell her he said he was mad about her, it was all his fault, he wee a fool, but now he has •ten the error of hie way* and he is going to gel married. Which, however, will not interfere a t all with their engagement. What am I talking about? I don't know! AU I know is what the man said. 1 was having lunch the other day at a email Inn.-When sud­ denly e perfectly strange man rushed over to my table end panted, “ Do you know a Polish Countess named Annie*?" I said no, but 1 knew a lovely Egyptian dancer who had married a British Lord with blue heir named Lady Paahirudda lie said that wasn't the right color. Hut the boy would not be brushed. It m ama he ia a publicity agent. And I assume in good standing, lovable and kind. I don't know. I ju st talked to him tv e minutes. Aad he de­ voted the time telling me about the virtues of two other women. W hirh, frankly, isn’t my favorite topic of conversation. * * OUR CO V ER PMTTY guilt and a pretty gkri make a pretty picture on wide Ponte Vedre Beach. 1 . E there wedding day to be old groom. Maybe checked ii it * T T E i t s AWAKMO THEY A M CUTI TO TM E » l IT O I Flower arrangem ent, one of th e loveliest of art forma deal­ ing with living m aterials, haa bean taken to th e hearts of Florida's women; they are rap­ idly approaching the mastery of the very originators of the art— the Japanese. Our cover this week ahowa a Blue Ribbon winner a t the Pen­ sacola Annual .Spring Flower Show, i t ia the creation of lift. A. B. Rood of th e Bouquet C lub pf Pensacola, Ua theme; "Southern Tress urea.” P alm etto leaves form the background with orange, yellow and blue atreliuia and the gold o f Florida oranges, echffed by th e tint of the container. For further details, see pages • and 7. ALL n B B i m i R v n i n i v tu L V M a n a m a .san er H tw , I ■net. s .e m n JM11 J MW �She uies no reindeer> and the loundt no iloigh belli, Iv f her kind doodi brighten many hoarti fhe ytar 'round. By ETHEL HALES STANCIL "I'arrntn: Mr. am/ Mr*. John Smith, Route X. Hot 20091. Mr. Smith u-orkt ut Cry* till Harrell C. —7 children' Hilary $110 a Urrk. dahnny Smith, aged 10, * u r 12 thirl and Irvutrrt: t i t t Sh tax. Xet-dt »hirt»: trouper*', .......... . tax. ' da nr Smith, age ft, sire 7 d r r t t . . , . tie, “ l'lF .sr. jIritis could lie taken from the notebook of Mr*. Henry T. P u t/. unpaid home missionary worker, who has called Ocala home for the past three year*, but who spent all of her life prior to that time in Africa. Somehow, we all ask w hether her parents are mis­ sionaries They are not. Her father la a tile kpecialist, there. The Pulses were married in Johannesburg in 193/1, where Henry was doing engineering work with the Globe and Phoe­ nix Gold Mining Co. The fam­ ily now includes two children: Victor, 10 and Jane Ann, seven. Leas than a year ago, grateful for the advantages of living here, Mrs. Puts started her "project” of helping others as a means of saying "T hank you, America." Coming to America from Af­ rica, into which country we pour thouaanda of missionary dollars each year in an effort to change prim itive people who are happy in their own way, she la showing Americana how to help thoee within a stone’s throw of their own homes, who crave help. During the summer months, Mrs. Puts worked hard to make or In d su itable garm ents for the Smiths, so that when school opened the children would be adequately clothed. A new baby waa expected, and Mrs. Puts busied herself providing the eeMartial pieces of wearing apThis typical family is just one that M rs.,P u ts helps. Alto­ gether. she has .VI children un her list. When they were sup­ plied urcrMary clothing lo last for atioul sis month*, and their mothers had been instructed in their care, she took on other children. The school principals cooper­ ate with Mrs. PuU in supplying names and addresses of msny families with childrvn, who need help with regard lo clothing lequirementa. Before she takes on a family, aha knows the need is genuine. She knows how much tha family breadwinner makes, and in a general way, how the money Le spent. The Salvation Army and the Welfare Hoard assist her in making investiifktions. Instead of visiting her "fam­ ilies" periodically, ahe does what she thinks is better and Iras em­ barrassing. She haa them visit her every three or four weeks. In thie qay. there is no need for them to be self-conscious about the untidy baby on tha kitchen floor, or the Aiee that have come in through the tom screen. In her home, they can tell her about their dreama and she can encourage them to work hard and maka them come true. She can talk with them about God and Ilia love for them. Visiting her in her own home, meeting the other members of the Puts family, they soon come to know her for their real friend. She calla each member of the family by nama, and usually th e children give her their ■cbool pictures. When one mem­ ber of the family ia ill, Mrs. P u tt ia notified, and she plays the good neighbor with visila and cheer. When a'n ew hahy cornea, she is one of the very rirwt to know. She is an able seams! reaa and at her machine she sews long and hard, making new garment# for her charge*, or re-roiuiil inn­ ing old one*. AU Honda Magatine. since If ira* faundrd, hat tndrill*need lo bring yau interfiling rharacier tkrtchrt o) florid. Hint, f lu m e or ad.yit'd With tbit heart u irmtng ttory of Mr* Putj o f art inaugural mg a trntt on "Suceettful C llU fM .*.W mat hr fam­ ous uhde other* n a i neier hair hadthnr namrt in print hrfart. After all, it it icri let to one's frMou men thul mote* a sucre**/*/ ntiten . In the beginning, Mrs. P u tt financed her project alone, hut with her increasing load, th at would be impossible now. Mem­ bers of her Sunday School class, local marchants and friends help her. Since starting her proj­ ect, she haa distributed more than 1,000 garments and haa bought over 1300 worth of shoes. T ha garments, whether new or reconditioned, are fitted to the bodies and personalities of the children. Sometimes her hush*ml guru hair cuts to shaggy t,.tired Iwya and one of her own children help* ocrasionslly to scrub up a child before being dressed in new clothes anti taken to buy new shoe*. What a world of difference new and becoming clothes make! Teachers notice improvements in the children's grades when they are well dieased. Their morale is boosted. They feel wanted, im p o rta n t-a n d they strive hard to lie "somebody who counts." Their reaction ha* a marked effect on th eir par ents, too. They are encouraged to go to Sunday School and church with their children, now clothed well enough to lielong lo any average congregation. When the breadwinner catches the spirit of hia children and work* harder at hta job, (iud causes miracles to h*p|ien. Pay raise* come C onditions grow heller. Wherever Mr*. I'ulx goes, she carries her notebook, to be ready to tell any interested per­ son what she most needs for a little boy or girl. She ia a slight-of-build per­ son and suffers w ith stom ach ulcers. " I t 's queer enough though,” ahe says. "I can get up in the morning feeling bad, real­ ly yearning to go back to bed. hut I have so many thing* lo do, I don't dare yield to the temptation. And you know, after sewing on garnirnts for 'my children' lor a while, picking up item* for them, or sorting nut old clothing, I begin to feel flne!" Mr*. PuU dream* of a "Sun­ shine Sanctuary," a little bourn in her yard where she can keep het "things" and where her fam­ ilies can talk with hrr. uninter­ ruptedly and privately. She wants no glory for her work, though one who gives »> freely of time and efficiency, de­ serve# praise. She would prefer to carry on her project anonym­ ously. hut it ia necessary for others lo know about her work, in order to help carry it for­ ward. H rr greatest thrill and sense of reward comes through the letters she receives, oftentimes written in pencil on tablet paper, eipreasing appreciation. They mean more to her than fancy-penned ones on handsome stationery possibly could. Mrs. P u tt ia a busy woman. It is difficult to flgura how she finds time for housework, PTA, church activities (all four mem­ bers of her family sing in the choirel and her project. Perhape God gives eitra time to folks such aa aha is. N « t l - A * lw * * * s M n i i » , - U II II �t ft • -WM ' r I f 1 •’ ^ ] K i CVPIISS SWAMP MAUTY The primeval Unfit nett o f Central yioruta h o here beta ruptured on infra­ red film by .Miami'» ditlinpuishetl pho­ tographer. Mas Hunn. 7 he spot, familiar to fishermen, it near Catkins' Cypress Knee Museum an Kisheatinp Creek not far from I'almdale. m in i *****v ............. �PHdTOGRAPHING THE' EVERGLADES KITE O ne of fhe rarest of Flo rid a birds, the noble kite has been a victim o f ignorant men and the drying out of the ’Glades I By HUGO H. SCHRODER (F t i*t o g io *lit b , ttl* A uthorl In. lint* of (he ipiirk. <>l hum an n a tu re th a t atoon m a bird become* known fur it- rarity, an d nkin-ndlectnr. proceed to d e-troy what few ■peeimen. remain. Tin* ha* been the fat* of tin Ivory llillrvl WiKnl|»ecker, mm liurdly inure than ■ legend or a ruitmr. And for a limp it *emit-d th a t flip Kvrrgladr. Kilo de.itined lor evterminatiou, too. TTip noldp kitp, a memla-r of tin- hawk family, alao fell victim In the "kill all h a n k . " campaign fiwterrd by wune ammunition maker- and blindly followi.l by many .purtMiu-n in the la-bet thru all hawk* de-troy game. Thia i- not th e pin e to prnteni the caw for the h a n k , which i. d>ls done by the National AuduUm Society T h e tr u th t* that the Kvergladr Kile e a t. only one thiUK and th a t i* the large freah w ater .n ail Ampullaria! Formerly till, .n a il abounded in llir Florida m a m h la n d . when kite- were nl-o plentiful, fur food wa* nvadalde for them L7uu-ual drought dried up Mime of the Florida m arshland., killing the .n a il. Hut the large.! factor AK«m.t th e k ite . i. man I find u w thus# timpe.iii bird, in the m amhe. beaidp th e St. J o h n . Iliver, w here th e y iie.leil in th e long ago; my timt apreitnen w a. o W r v c d flying over th e highway, i.aler I .aw a n u m b e r o f them flying over the m ar.hes west of Vero Beach. A com panion and myself put in a boat there to investigate, Photography wa. our ohject. b u t we could not get w ithin ca m e ra ran g e We had to In- Mlmlicd with o W r v i n g the hird'a habita. We m w aeveral hunting for th e ir food; they .w ooped down to pick up th e large . n a i l , h i m lime to time, carrying them to a tleitM- c lu .te r of vegetation which M-rvcd a* the k i t e , "dining table"; we found num e rou. em pty -nail -Indl* at these ‘Mining place. “ Some y ea r, laler all the k ite . disappeared from the St John* area. a . well a* from the Vero Beach mat-he*, whether man w a. entirely re.pon.lhle i- doubtful Ms undenitanding waa that th e la«l rem nant of th e m could now he . t e n on l ake (tkcechuliee. in the huge marshy area along aide open water. I made an eipeditioil to Lake Okeechnliee In the early l!Ui>V photographing various bird* in that area m thecotnpany of the Audulion Society warden, Marvin Chandler. He took u* to a d u m p of cam- m the tnar-h. where three kite ne*t. had been reported; on teaching the aceue. we found all three of the next* empty, .lgn« that a collector tiad taken the egg* Great w«* our disappoint* m enl at th e .ight of th e e m p ty neat., hut later we were reassured to a » Millie kite. Ill lltglil over a patch of willow* III xouthei -e ilio n id the m ar.liy lake. Wading alwHit in the willow covered area, we cm intrd more and more kite* Finally we -aw J~ hi th e nir at one tim e, truly a beautiful .igiil. It w a. a "real red letter d a y ” for kite*! Searching in th e area, we la ter found a total of 10 kite neata, either with egg* or .m all young. A male bird w a . »eeti landing on a willow twig l»e«ide one of the ne*ta, providing me w ith Mime fine Might and landing photo*, oilier k ite , were filmed in varioua Might poaea. A male Everglade* Kite (left), with food in hi* beak. Ihe* over a den*e clutter ol vegetation which terve* a t Ihe bird * "dining table " Everglade* Kite (right) land* in a dum p ol cane in a mar*h, near Ihe ttte ol three kite nett*, which collector* Id ! empty. J rV; T h e r e were .everal feet of w a te r every where in thia p art o f the kite colony; rno-t of the lirnt photo* had to Ik- taken while holding a Itolleillev i n ­ verted overhead; the male land­ ing w i* -hot with a G rades All I had to do th e re wa* keep w atch of tin- hird'a ac tio n ., w hich wa* m u c h It--, dithcoll than to keep my m If from falling over in th e w ater while trying to bmk up into the inverted Itolleillev! One of these lauding .li-il. tu rned mil to lw- .u|»er!ative. It .howisi almo«t e s rr s charaitert.tic of I lie bird, wing i were held widely .pread, tall toward me .b o w e d the w hite h and on th e tail covert., feel were field apart for the landing, and moat id I to- lo id wa* vi-dde. aunt her phi d ig r a p h -how i . | Ilu- bud in a -idc si—w willi w in g .-till cti-' s aled I wna rv tre m rl* fo riu n a le m seeing -o mans -d the ia re km-, and I heir neat* on tlm l d as I flaw- never -i-eii a n o th e r at tier Friend* b a s e mid me th a t iminU-r. of the uiolten-ive ku-* win- found -hoi i> ■!< *iI, oi (rout of dm k huiiler- b li n d - -ul Lake O ke e ch n l..... . III. h illili-M tllo ilg b l tiles f i .l on dm k«' f.fum'a Nn/r /Vie mill girlg/iiifo biitt in i tt/ilii ih i » hi 6* *r* a in .hJin ll.im h i • <i liifm, I huh .■/ /Vry'/ne inde- *unlh .if thiifu, ur» /figfin in * ? f/ii-n/i f -..i- hi <i .i l i t /fora 111 i/ief of *rwlf- f.i -ar •V f-rg, liutl/hH firm ih n ilh mh m -i /ifim fiAuiui Iini/lriin. nnil it -rnna f.i fie Iflru oig �* a T r ic o lo r -* la c k to m tllt A n n u a l Camellia Show. T hem e : “C am elh a t anti the A rt*." C lam : ''Sculp­ ture." M argaret Hut tig a n d Alba Plena camellia* are used u tth bto* ■ tam ing f>ear hranchet in a stunning co n tra tt w ith the black tculpture anti deep m i background. A rranged by: M rs. Huuii Mathews Anrmaiw Circle Jacksonville Killers turn nf tia n lrn CIuI m By LILLIE MAY MARSHALL WUHAN bus lia th e sense to ken whsl *hr can na d o -a u d so •h r 11(h i it!" So spoke a wise old Scotsm an who, were h r with u* today, might W referring to a recent accom­ plishment of the Florida Federation of H arden Clubs, 26.000 members •trong. W ith ullra-cuurage, they have turned a cherished dream into reality. G o ld M ed a l , K u n n r r -u p roa T w icolob - Clearwater Annual sp rin g flower Show. T h e m e . "Iksign for Family Living." C lass : "T he Family Goes to Church." W hite glodtolut, antirrhinum s, (snapdragon*), tulips andtaladuim lea / (cancbdum) are used against a maroon background in an arrange­ ment suggest*fewo f Faster season. rsof-AsruHSiMwiws u u it Arranged by: M bs. H a u v A. K u n Clearwater Federation of Garden Clubs As with every worthwhile organ­ isation-well, moat of th em - these women have many important proj­ ects to finance: rued beautification, landscaping problems of churches and schools and, their latest obligation-a pledge uf 15,000 toward llie purchase of Big Cypress Rook­ ery in South Florida, the last big land of cypress in the s ta te -a refuge for ibis and other rare birds. They sponsor junior garden dubs, also, and garden therapy, the U t­ ter proving highly valuable in hos­ pitals and institutions. The Florida Federation of Gar­ den Clubs la doing a big job—a job of economic importance in a tour­ ist state, where beauty is a major —'mmodity. But back to their problem These projects m ust t<r tins need, snd the members of Klorids S ta te Garden Club are nothing, if not resource­ ful. So they hsve followed the pre­ cept of the old Scotsman snd, with little or no knowledge of the pub­ lishing business, they hsve pub­ lished a book—a book which will ba “a thing of beauty and a joy" to many throughout tha coming year-an Engagement Calendar for 1066, illustrated in full color, with 17 priie-wlnning arrangements from spring flower shows around the state. Lois and Joe Stem m ed, nation­ ally known magacine photogra­ phers, have provided color repro­ ductions, remarkably true. Through sale of this unusually attractive engagement calendar a t tha price of 11.25, bringing new beauty at each turn of n page, tha garden clubbers have full confidence that their treasury will ba adeqttale for tlis many dem ands upon i t —"for tha good th at they m ay do." The Blue Ribbon winning nrShow of the past s p rin g -th a t of Mrs. A. H. Rood, member of the �9 Bouquet C lub-is r c 0 ) d u ittl in full co lo r on the rover page of th is ed itio n . The them e it "S o u th e rn Treasure*"; Class, "P alm etto Hhythm," and it fea­ ture* palm etto with flower* ami fru it. O range, yellow and blue •tre litiia are u n il with or an get •n d p alm e tto in .1 container which repeat* the orange tone. O th e r arrangem ent• from •pring flower show* over the •fa te a re shown on (h it page. In forthcom ing week*. All Florida Magazine will carry ad­ d itio n a l arrangem ent* tak en from th e Engagement Calendar, with a abort sketch of the win­ ner, am i a description of native m aterial* used in rlTecting each one. T h e principle* of flower a r­ ranging are thn*e of any art form : line, form, p a tte rn , te x ­ tu re a n d color used w ith aimplicity to achieve beauty and harm ony. T he di|Tcrence lie* in the fact th a t the material* u»ed in theae arrangement* are avail­ able to any housewife-* brum h, g few Ipavc* from th e y a rd , a blossom o r *0 from th e garden or th e corner grocery. T he fas­ cination lie* in cresting beauty from w hatever material comes to h an d . And with !H)7 C arden Club* in th e Male, the interest ia widespread. T h ere are 2.1 accredited flower ahow instructor* and 210 ac­ credited judge* in th e stale. Thl* affords .opportunity to every g ard en club m em ber to study th e principle* and to com­ pete In flower *howa held In various com m unities. Each •p rin g th e re is a S ta te Flower Show —a movable feast. Parhapa, as the Scotsm an said, somewhat disdainfully— with a b it of a hidden compli­ m ent—member* of the Florida Federation of Carden Club* "had na the *en*e to ken what they can na do"-eo they did itl They've published their Flower Arrangem ent Calendar — the only S ta te Flower Calendar in the country produced in color. They have a beautiful book to •ell. Many an eiperienced busltteea man might have ahied away from ao ambitious an undertak­ ing, T he Carden Cluhbera went ahead and did it. T he opportunity to share In the wonderful thinga they are doing la presented to everyone who-eelAshly or olheradae-becomae th e owner of e copy. The calendars may be obtained from any Oarden Club member or circle in th e elate—or from the calendar chairman, Mrs. W. D. Hutton, No. 2 Beverly Park­ way, Pensacola. J B l u e H ih iio n —M etropolitan M i­ ami F h w ir Shaw. Tlir.ME: "H A rre the Spring M erit Autum n." Cl ass: "lUrlhtlane." Illuttrating the birthttone, to p a t, a bra rich of m a n ia nila, ipam or«i (wouJ rater, a b ru t (rotary peat), and carabola a te utetl in a b ra tt rate nith Oriental motif. Hough topa: q u a rt: Englith walnut*. a itragan eandlettiek arul tm a ll tilth utetl a t m x etta riet. Arrangeil by: Mn*. C lara W kiilh N orth Miami Carth-ti Chili I nvitational Amiunokmi nt - S ummo/ u An- nual Flower Shaw. TliKME: ".Sormnifu Vetteryear . Today . . . Tom orrow .” D n /tu <«>•/. broom trdge. tcagrape lea tv t, nicker bran teed p a d aiul c a tn a te e d p m l are effect 11 ety uted to create the illution o f "Angry Flementt " Arrangt-tl by: F o u r M y k k * C a n io n C m 11 St. Petertburg Annual Spring Flower Show. T hlmk : "Spring­ time in the Southland .** C l a m : "D riftw ood Fanluty.” A ca cia, Dutch irit, d off mbit and Im/uat are uted effrcti i-ely again*/ the mulct! tilver o f driftwood in thii charm ­ ing arrangement. Arranged byi Mae. Milton lUmiAritK Hibiscus Circle Carden Club of 8t. Petersburg -U m l �1 FOREST R OF TOMORROW By HOLCOMB KERNS TA HUNDIIDS of barren acres are rrptjntrd annually by students ol thr Ranger School. University ol flondji. Irom the school's own nursery a k k 50 woods-mindrd young turn, put th r in in u school with competent instructor*; tnkr th r in through an intnw ivr IN*wrrk ro u rw of forestry fundamental* with plenty of field work, and you wind up with th r forest ranger* of tomorrow. Tilt* mi|M- has Imtii proven at the University of Florida'* F o rm Hanger School at Lake C ity. And. th r flniahed product—aotne 50 new forint ranger* each > rar-h a» proven mi valuahlr that there are at ill three joIm lor every graduate the school ran produce. One of only two in the nation, the M'liool'* enrollment juui|ird again thin year to total 5.1. School official* try to hold llie enrollment small. I■•osu.se they feel that the nature of the inatruction prohihita effective learning in large r la w * Hie achool, under the supervision of genial ilerh ert At* taway, former foreatry evia rt of the Atlantic Coaatline Kailwav, i* under th e au|iervi*ioii of the Univeraity of Florida * SchiMil of Forestry And. under certain circumstances, gradu* ate* of the sclimil can receive up to 18 college crrdil*. in the event they later detide to take the full four-year college cmjrMf. Ideally located, the Lake P ity m IiiniI i* ill the heart of *oine .MMI.iNMl acre* of federal, atale, and pi it ale lote*t land. In the immediate vicinity of the *chool are the (ta e n ia N a­ tional Korea!, Oleno S tate I'ark ami Fure*l, the Naval Stnrtw hiperiinent Station, and numerou* other re«earch diviaion* of the Mate and federal government concerned with the South's fa»t growing forest industry. Practical eiperience i» the liy-word in the I rat-ting of these young ranger*. For every hour h i the classroom, several more are spent in the field, learning by doing From the middle o| Septemlier i graduation day, the traines- engage* u. such activities u* scaling log*, cruising tim ber in large boundaries, survey me woodland boundaries, lighting |nre*i lire*, logging with crawler tractor* making maps, and teplantiiig harn-u land* with pine seedling* raised in ihschool's own nursery. While all students ate subject to • .si at any tim e by th e district ranger tight a forest tire, ath letics and m e n 1 activities are not forgotten Tin*school tields team* in ImM-hall, softlmll, hand hall, tenuis and basketball And. just like other school*, letter* are awarded to the oni«'auding varsity player* s-ai h season. Kitipha*i/mg the great m-cd for such melt, this sch'Mil probably bus more scholarship* in proportion to the size of the student laidy than any other in the South. Some I? are awarded each year, ranging from $780 to $225. TMI STUDfNTS at the Ranger School are required to I ike a thorough lire lighting course and they are constantly on call by the district forecaster to light tires in then own area A STUOINT (right) operates giant crawIrr tractor used in ploughing Inclines R a n g e r s tu d e n ts (Ml) •p rn d many hour* in the o d d surveying and map ping tor f i t boundaries Weather conditions ar# important in ihr mrn who guard thr forests I„ o future rangers (right), practice lhr fundamentals ■of predicting th r weather I h r McndJ forest Service cooperates Milh thr faculty ct thr Ranger School at lake City (right) by nuking available tools in u»r by thr Service Ior • 11*<1v ol thr students �VIINON JOHNSON, manager of father-ln-law'e ranch, n im lo n podi from which seed* will be e»tr*ctrd. HAtVUTINO by combine. Vernon Johnson drive* through »e*ame field. SESAME SEED IS NEW FLORIDA CROP T jn v s«vd»! S«* liny, in fact, that |R \0 0 0 are required to wei|li one pound. Ilut from (hr**, Sidney A. Smith of Ocala vnviaiona a new and profitable induatry for Morton County, Florida, and the United States. On hia Caaa Content* Ranch in the Martel section, Mr. Smith has recently harveated a crop of aaaama, and Ba locks forward to another neat summer, which will ba Improved because of eiperimentation with hie drat crop. Ha spent his boyhood on a farm in the Mid-West and for most of hia adult life he has been in warehouse btadnee*. handling among other products, vaat amount* of aseda, the bulk of which were imported, and he has been turning over in hie mind for some years, the prac­ ticability of a domestic seed crop. Cuming to Florida a few years ago, he was Mill plagued by the thought th at there should be an oilproducing seed crop to replace Ilia dwindling cotton In­ dustry In the Southeast. The idea gave buth to hie planting on Caaa Contanta Ranch, a 15-acre held of Tba recent harvest has proved to Mr. Sahk'i aatWactloa that ha has found the ideal crap one which mm ba grown by any fanner on ground from which hia oil over some other*, i* that it does not become rancid or “turn bad." Indigenous to East India, where it hae been culti­ spring crop* have been cleared, and can be processed vated some 2,000 years, sesame has been traded in the in plants built for cotton, but which are Idle much of world m arket for years, much in the same manner as wheat and cotton, and Imported in large quantities by the time. He has found it easy to grow, highly drought resist­ this country. Known as "benne,” th e crop has been raised to ant, suited to Florida's sandy soil and requiring a mini­ mum of cultivation rare. One pound of teed will plant some degree in Northwest Florida for producing better hunting grounds for quail and doves. an entire acre. Mr. 8m ith and his son-in-law, Vernon Johnson, The tall stalks present an eye-appealing sight, cov­ ered with whit# blossoms swaying In the brsetc during who manages the ranch, have overcome the difficulty mid-summer, with green pods halfway down the stem. of planting-flnding a machine for putting In the tiny These turn brown end pop open to reveal the tiny flat seeds so th at they are spaced correctly in the rows, and seeds used so extensively by bakers and confectioner* they have effected harvest by combine. Though sesame is etill on trial in soma way*, a ma­ to Improve the flavor and nutritional value of, bread, cookiaa, buna, snack crackers and candle*. They are jority of errors have been Ironed out by the strides made this year, aad Mr. Smith looks forward to a big­ substituted In some recipes far peanuts aad paeans. fleas ms seed* yield 47 per cent oil when crush ed - ger and better crop next summer, and foresees it raised high quality vegetable oil ranking with the beet olive here in future in sufficient quantity for domestic use, oil for use la cooking and in th e manufacture of mar­ with an overage for etport. The seeds are tiny, but Mr. Sm ith's faith and esgarine aad shortening. T he remaining meal contains about 50 per cent protein, and is pieerium quality poul­ pectations are great, baaed on hia recent successful try and Uvseto:k feed. Another advantage of sesame efforts. By LILLIE MAY MARSHALL �w 4 The "Lost" Dade County Major Francit L. Dade Was Ambushed And killed By The Seminole* Far From The County Which Bears His Name By H. W . CAYGILL Feb. 4, 18 .Hi, III T allahassee, tin* irritoriul governor flourished hi* pen. lined “ Jo h n II. K atun," and Dade, lurid*’* 20th county, cam e into existice. Considerable geographical confusion (ended th e new county. A full year fler it* establiahm rnt, the explorerithur John I.cr William*, wrote: "Dade 'minty, erected expre**ly in memory of le late lam ented otricer who wa» m an crrd by th e Seminole*, i* hounded by llachua County on the north, the Semiole reserve in th e ea*t, T am pa Hay in he south, anil the Gulf of Mexico in the rest." It wa* a natural mistake, for the rrritory described will Ire forever asaoialed with th e name of Dade. The Tallahamee mapmaker*. however, ad prescribed th a t th e aouthrrn tip uf he new county should be at llahia T:nda Key, only 37 mile* north of Key Vest. Thence the western boundary wa* o run on a direct line to Imke Macaco." 'h a t decree waa to cause no end of to ­ pographical com plication for I-ake M a­ caco, a mere 12 miles from the G olf of M etico-now called M y ak k a-h ad been confused w ith huge, mysterious, almost legendary I.ake Okeechobee. No apecifie puini on the *lioic* of the "Ilia W ater" waa designated aa the county'* northern apex. Frum the elusive Lake Macaco the in­ fant county's n orth boundary ran on "a direct line to the North Prong of the Po­ tomac liiver, and down *aid river to the ocean." Florida's Potomac liiver in those day* wa* a stream which meandered some 16 mile* from the Everglades into what ia now Hillsboro Inlet. Save for a few tiny settlem ents along the coastline and on the Key*, the 20th county comprised an unexplored wilderlies* of aawgraa* sea*, salt m a n he* and rypm a aw am p a-th e hunting ground of a hundred or m ore Caloosa Indian*. If the area of the new county waa pretty much te rra incognita, the white population waa equally unknown. In 1(159, the T allahassee law m akers were disconcerted to tind th a t *o few and scattered were th e countryfolk th a t it waa "utterly impossible to obtain a legal grand or petit Jury." Meanwhile, what of th e "late, la­ mented officer" from whom Dade County got its name? Shortly after dark on t>ec -W, IMS, a dog waa heard whim pering outside the main gate of Fort Brooke, a blockhouse «n Tampa Bay. A p u n le d sentry let down the barm. C aptain G ardiner's dog, bullet-w ounded and blood-* m eared, crawled into th e fort. into the blockhouse T he woebegone dog and the exhausted artillery m en-all three of whom were eventually to die of their wound*-were the sole survivor* of one of the create*! disaster* in the annals of Indian warfarr Ju*t after sunrise on Dec. 24, 1835, six week* to the day la-fore the creation of (he county that was to liear hi* name, MnJ. Francis l.anaburne Dade had formed hi* column on Fort Brooke's pa­ rade ground. New Year's Day had been decreet! by the government a* the dead­ line by which the Seminole* were to be assem bled at the Fort King Indian Agency, some UK* miles to the northeast. Thence, they were to W deported from Florid* T erritory to reservations serosa the Mississippi The Virgmia-hom major waa under order* to reinforce Fort King's small garrison. Dade knew th at the tribesm en were restive. So th e major, a veteran of the War of 1812, started up the rough wild­ erness trail with his culumn well pro­ tected hy advance and rear guard* and patrol* on both flanks The 102 foot sol­ diers, infantrym en and artillerym en, trudged along "two hy two" in route column. The eight officer*, all mounted, ii.de in interval* la-lween companies. N rar the end of the column came the ■ix-pound cannon on its cart, th en the baggage wagon, earh drawn by a span of lumbering oxen. Dade ran into march difficultiea. The pace of the oxen was rxasperatingly slow. Several days later, three eeverely wounded privates staggered one by one MAP above shows location of original Dade County and that of present time. A river bridge was found burned out. l.ate-D ecem ber hours of daylight were so few th at " H a lt!" had lo be ordered early Much inarching lim e was lost aw aiting report* from the slow-moving llsnk patrols Hy nightfall Deccmlicr 27, D ade’s de­ tachment bad made barely 00 miles The New Y ear’s deadline wa* bill five day* off Hut the m ajor was not overly con­ cerned. In the morning he would emerge from th e sw am pland* and hammock*, where ambush had lieen an ever-present threat. Into pine country. Dade decided th at in the mure open terrain he could disjH-nse with hi* lardy (lank patrols D sde's decision wa* exactly what the Seminole chieftains hail anticipated! W hen th e w hite men en tered the pine barrens (hey would lei down their guard T hat would tie time to strike. At 9 o’clock the following morning the column plodded into a pine barren. To the east of th e narrow trail lay s dark pond hedged by tall m arsh grasses, to the west, thick palm etto scrub and scat­ tered pines Dade had just ridden along the tine of m arch promising the weary soldiers several day* of rest when they reached Fort King There wa* a sudden terrifying war whoop heard hy the wagon at the tail of the column; then a single shot op ahead. T hat waa the signal From the thick imderbru*h <.ti the mi* patrolled west lltink came sheet* of stair* lung lire Dade's horse reared cranly; (he major pitched heavily lo tile ground. The horse plunged Itiadlv into I he col* um n of Irewildered trooper* who »er* crum pling tw o and th re e at a tim e on the ( r a il Dade's officers, easy large!* for ib e co p p rr-sk in n ed sharpshooter*, toppled from their horses "W e hsd been preparing for Ib is for a year," related Alligator, one of the i hirfa, in later yrars "Though promises bad lieen made to assemble on the first of January, it was not to leave ilu* m untry but to tight for it O ur senuts were out from the tim e the soldier* led the post, and reported each night their place of encam pm ent. Ju st as day was h rrak m f we moved out of the swamp into tha pine barren. I counted lno warriors “ Upon approaching the mud, each man chnne his position on tin west side) opposite, on th e east side, there was a pond. Every brave was protected hy a tree, or secreted ill th e high pal met Io** So soon as all the soldiers were opposite, perhaps 20 yard* off between us and lh# jiond, Jum jx-r gave th e whoop and Mi* (Cofilinued m page I J) lwa< w*,,,.*•*. i j it | | �( M/PjOR DADE tap and fiown -and Trees • Jj ih r Utiirf fu tu re it to lie made secure fur the eipandmi; fure»t pnalucia Industrie*, tlif product uf uur fo re s try *r lim it* will play it leading pat I • S i I f f km , in rom m un tail h m any other u»er* o f tre e * , support t I hr work o f th r* e school* in many w ay* am i p a r tir u ln rly t l i r S c h o o l of Forestry of the U n iv e rsity of Florida • W illi an mveatmrrd o f app ro iim a tfly a liu m lrfil m il­ lion ilollara in two p la n t* at I'ftiaaro la ami Ja r k a o n v illr , ill two seedling nurseries am i in forest acreage, we look confidently to our neighb o r institutio n to clrvflo p a aupplv ol well equipped fo u n t era am i rangem, urn I to t a r r y on 111 -n a ml up pi n il r incur i li Uur collaboration in th e work i* partially a a p reaa ad in achnlarahip* and y o u th award*, in c o n trib u tio n s to th e i r r r genetic* proKrarn and a* a member of t h e in* du«tr> adviaory c o n m i i t l f f lo i h r School of Forestry (Coitllnurd liom page 11) canopy bred th r lira! r illr I lint wa» the (ditiinl agreed upon “ T h e n rve ry Indian arn-*- and (irctl, w hich laid tin the ground, dead, more than h a ll tin* white men H ie cannon w ,i* discharged M-veral tim e*. Imt tfu- men who lioidcd it were allot down u* Maui a* the amoke cleared away T h e fia ll* pa**ed fa r rive r our head*. lilt- aoldli-rn ahoutetl and w hoop'll, and the o lliit r* *hi*ik their .word* and *wor»- " T h ere wan an hour'* loll in tfie lighting after the first »ur* print-tu lle v* (’apt fieorge W (iard tn er, now the only officer left standing, ordered th e *urvtvor* to cut pine log* for a breastwork. Hut the Indian* re­ newed the a lta tk hefure the lirt-a*twink wa* knee-high. II . hoon it wa* all over. Uf the I Id hi I hole'* com­ mand. -mly four wounded priv­ ate* cata|a-d the slaughter One wa* fated to lie killed hy an Inilinu the n ett m orning The oth'-r* mnde their tortuous wayhack to Fort ItriHike, whence new* of the dl*a«ter wa* ilisp iitl.n l to a »iunited nation th ro u g h fioveriior Katou ai Tallahassee <hi tlo- morning of F e b ru ary I’ d, Mu) (Jen F.dm ood IV ( iaim w'colum n reached the b u tle lir h l W ith in th r liu tli t-roJ den hrea«tw ork were foil nil >M hodie*. “ The*e were ly in g ," rel*iM n l a captain, "alm ost every one of th em , in |>reu*rl> the ■sitloii th e y limit h a v i -w c u pied d uring th e light - their head* rtett to th e log* over which they had delivered their fire, ami th e ir hodie* stretch e d out with *trikmg regularity |tarai lei to each other I'hey evi­ d e n tly h a d h e rn *hot d ead at their (mata." N inety-eight aoldtera were huried in trench*-* w ithin th e i rumbling breastwork Ti»e 1**1ii-a of D ade and lo* aevell ofliter* were p la te d ill u nearby grave. T h e n , while th e hand played t h e m ournful Dead March, Galnea* troop* niarcheil slowly a r o u n d th e breastw ork and grave three tone* with arm* reven ed A year after what liecame known a* " D a d e ‘a Massacre," a lonely log blockhouse wa* limit on a fork of the Wit lilac oochee Itiver. I f mile* aouth of th e lia tlleg ro u m l It wa* n am ed Fort Dade. T oday, nut a tra c e lemnin* In th e auiumer of i*IJ. a* tfie la*l of the gon* were harking in tfie then-called Floiula W ar, the leidiea nf Dade alul III* men were rrllile rie t III llie natlulial cemetery at Si. Augu*tine. umler three gray alone m onum enta now know n a* the D ade I'vraI tiid a . Near iluallliell i* the Nil-acre D ade llattletu-ld S ta te M o n u ­ ment, which lie lode* the *|(e ol the a itih u ia d r ol 12(1 year* ago T he only "living” m m iu u irn u to Major Dade, however, are Dade County and Dude City m the (illlf C i u .t * I 'a ' o ( ‘nun tv Author "Hits” Again By LEO SCHUMAKER F h i Flornlian* reahre that o n e ol A merica'* rno*l prolitiv aulhor* ha* m a d e hi* hullo- near S a r a s o t a for the pa*l 20 year* Jh- 1* Mai Klliley halito r, w'huae m o n u m e n t a l work, " Amler*onville.’’ wa* publlwln-il O d o h e r .’T. a l t e r he had spent a ip ia rter of a cen­ tury working o n t h e novel, w hith t* primarily concerned with the in fa m o u * p ru u n ram p located h i tleorgiu dur­ ing the Civil War. K antur r e tu r n e d to SaraM ila during t h e m iddle of October from New York, where tie had m a d e final a r ­ rangement* lor p u b lic atio n of hi* hook F i l l y-aevrli d a y * p rio r to p u lili. i t i o i i . on F r id a y , Angu*t I'.*. C o lo in liiii I ’ irlu re a puutiiM cd the m o vie rig id * for fiHU.OMti. T he i mMik i* th e November selection for tile Hook of the Month Chili, an d December *elcctioii ol tfie Civil War Hook Club. One c h a p te r will a p p e ar in t h e J a n u a r y vol­ ume of the Header** Digext Condensed Hook C lub Starting a* a newapnper reporter at t h e age of 17, K antur wa* a full-Hedged NATURE ♦ novelist at the age of 21 Hi* hr*t honk wna published in IflJH. M a c K IM IV kA N IO R Since then, he ha* written JO Itook*. Ill* love for dog* i* reflected in th e much loved " V o ire of Hugh- A nn." anil tl*M i|uel,"D aughterof HughAnn." lie wrote the original "C»lory for M e," which wa* filmed fnmi a script hy Hole eft K. Sherwood a* " I'lie Heat Year* of Our l.ivett." It won IJ Academy Award* T o get material for hi* novel, " S ig n a l J J . " K ant or s | h-i i I a year anil a hall living the life ol a New York City patrolman, lie wa* decorated by the commander of the Au Force for combat rip e m -m e in tw o war*. C m C IS lU O M IK • K dm ation and i n d u s t r y a r c pa r I n r r • t o d a y in strengthening our e c o n o m y and lifting our hurtiona. We ■alulr the Univrraity uf F lo r­ ida and ita forestry g r o w t h of tlir induatry of w hich » r arc a part. vy <PINV BO * FI ONE OF TME VL0W f4T <WIMMPIrS ANt> AN EAV» PSrey Fo*c <ZkM E F K H , THI4 ’ PORCUPINE OP TME V C A " IN PLATC«' i T«EUF, CJUlilHO IT v P iN E - i TO EXTEND AMD O FT EN FLOATS O*. S u r f a c e to a v o i d a t t k c k c ft <-1 lie ST. REGIS M P« COMPANY Ptntacola JocktonvIlU e n n u i t s n r ti * u m i i i or mm iii • t s n o now i hi m u m ru n* to wt m v t u n n t m <-i it uiw w w***i— *- 1) ii li 4 u N F I4 H ■m [p«*MOt* M01A*J <jlfOWV TV OvGR. A 1UN in WEIGHT AND UVUK te r i n * s c loom mo* g than nvt> c c e r wior AMD IT * MOUTH l i AS SAIA l L A i A CASSHALL> [ n a m e c o u c y h o t f r o m ir v s h a p c , tiu r f o r i TS» I ONDVCY* TOLA WAvKlNG ON THE Su ftU A C B IN T mO Su H > 3 -il- - Tcccn CeLe^riAL. 1MIH1BBN F O lir IN HEIGHT, to n ew yew yu*atuM Mi a m i "TELESCOPE R A M CMi NEVC uoypeiya. tocai ao un iivm o o o irv a ~tfo ^EA not On l y has a n i n t a * AMD OUT V S T V A c v E R J T A HEART C,t o m AC II iMTgyTlNU AND l iv e n * SO NAMtP KCAU^R ITg CANTOR L IK E E »G-i TuRM HEAYCNwARpI - T man X to AAAftlNE ♦TUDRH-WARINELAND, FlA ( �SIKH'f'HItS MAIM WE DO IT OURSELVES Senior citizens find relaxation in community hobby By BOB HANSCOM ti'KKD in a l>iul>linic at !UM T, N inth Street, Weal, in tun, i* a craft shop ihshcutesi to occupational therapy. It U a Jack and Jill of all trade* ahop, o w ned hy H a rry Shatnp and hi* wife, Charlotte. T h e y have n a m e d it sim ply — but the work it i* doing i* bless­ ing the live* of many. T he Shartip*' idea won to pro* vide a place for folk* w ho like to work with tool*, hut have no room in their home* to m-i up a h»M s it till* lav f« U |i a»J work ahop They reasoned tint a c om p letely e q u ip p e d ahop would lie the nn«wer People could c a m e m, lent to ol*, stay us long a* they wi»h. and make w lull ever they want • UitKv*t<-d t h a t tile S h a m pa teach woodwork to adult cIm m k It now l* a tecoiciiiji-d wood work ah op o f th e t r a d e a n d In­ d u s try division of th e S ta t e !>e part nlent of Kducation T h e idea caught o n a t once. Soon th e *hop waa filled daily w ith men and w om en making table*, hook case*, ch a irs, and w hatever their fancy ' i l m e J them. The Hoard of Public I n»t ruc­ tion heard islmut the plan- anil A few year* ago an army m a jo r c a m e into th e shop. He had just received a' medical dis­ c h a rg e a n d was sc hedule d for an o|ieratinn. hilt couldn't face it. W ith nothmjc to occupy hi* mind, he s ta rte d attendm it classes at tile crafl shop. T h e m a j o r w o rk ed w ith t h e S l u m p * ahsiut ei^ht week* He th e n went to a veteran* h o s ­ p it a l w h e r e t h e o p e r a t i o n wa* su ccessfully p e r f o r m e d T o d a v he i* t h e h e a d of tlie m o r tg a g e d e p a r t m e n t of a U r g e h a n k in C onnecticut. Not long a|p>, an o th er vet era n with a medic.il d t s c h a r o ­ ller stl's i« n u k i n g a walnut table \11 tile**- lolks at.it ted taking in struction wiili no prev ions k n o w le d g e ol woodwork For their lu st Irsson thev are given a h oard. Iiammer. ».sw and nail* Fur hours, ihev prise lice drivtiiii nails and sawing in n straight line *1 hen they are graduated lo a simple miniature talilo H u rrican e lamps cssme Issiva Tai. if ivy. unlaw tfia •fiid n ii atkarwiw ifsiiHas C O O sifu i V t o p i i f aaly wkan sa ilalt* (Mso (kasdtia s R i u f b alaw Is sub|*tt la ■ teas,f ■bask (wotattlsa by aaik ■dsaoitat | FRKK ROLL OF FILM V r w J t h i l b i p ‘u k Vh % M *.itf ftill I S i m i in »p*M |l I 'f f - k f b f f b r e iS 'u m *i l *• !! pjuAJ*'vfrr*f f lt k h M m s. #i r r tnn mtikfn Hutuiihril i t lH r t ft f ir t k ^ * ' It* ^ *1 111 K 1*M.ill 1 lV k 'S v . ,’ V IV M iia a iiw is l* r c New Sawing THRILLS At »'■* » * * « 11# t a | K«k..s *( 0*A« tm tiett. tielore they are allowed to make whatever they wish U lien thev Isa nine *ut!u icntlv irmiual. thev are a l lo w e d to u*e pow er « *■ « •< •* k i l l (»• * ' lip ■"•lifcriMt I* tk * I f t * * i * IS h t s a ik « t i w f i i i i * r i t lk | w « l tisila *4 • » Midw.iv in eat h 1 1i « there w a entire h n ik Ml ol the eipnp liienl l* t h e r e lor brewing a g t io il i t ip o | i o lls-s- h ij« k 1#* ihry*u||H 6 lr» t-* (w le t# v . l i n j 1 **u » t l l i f t r r s i f f r n l f t i i . i l 1 tf.a h H i h im • »*4 •»*'< ill***- p*»«i |t « if f •*«#■ * f U’.r.’.r- $3 .9 8 I ill'll tlis-ss- to lka wh<‘ iitive (ouiiii som e­ thing tiu t iH iiip ie s tlieu minds anti interests, ail in a little cir ­ cle, a* happy a* a bum It ol loch h tiu e I •• • .* • * « St n o •« MARIE B U N K ER » O «>* » .* ♦ — • (• W w w t IDtNTIF Y A P t ft S O N All / l EVERYTHI NG If o u r f i a m * a n d c i f t >1r • k I a n n lK e r t i llu liu n « ir boabk r« « o rd | ( i w d i p o i k n y i k •*« f m H am * «f HAIRY SHAMP, matter cralltman. lakes lime cut from leaching lo work on s display counter at his Jack and Jill Crafts Shop lif T i i • S II • • t Iiit * • i t WOf d * rtB M | (i) HMHTII ft Fm«*» C I to * w n tt if n R f iiiio n lt d »•«»'(• ta t* O w o lily L A I I l l C iu m m ir f le n d || if f | i « k i «9 o u t o m s ls t lo n lo i v * d r u m * A o d d » » t* ip e f ilf ( (A | 1000 podded 1 Iia ham many ft r i) Id e a l P r in t e r i e n d I l i t r e 11 o n f A - |1 V e n d t a | h < h etfc. m o i i y O ld e r to A | f p r o v e d P r o r fu t t k D ent M I 1I 1 I l l W F U re m e A «e l e t A n y * l e t 1 C «•*!»♦ V u l i V f r u I nci yw nr -n oetffld MRS INEZ CARPENTER (background ahovei office worker admitted she dtiln t know how lo drive a nail She s t o iist'u v tin g a small t Jhlr c a m e to th e sh op Shortly he fore, he had iIim arded a wheelchair to whn it lie had Is-cu conlllii d for ttlolllhs lie had never worked will) wood, hm lim e hung hpavilv on hi* hands S a m lie Invaiue intena.-lv inter esletl ill 111* wood work Hi - *1 lililde chmigeil, In* p liv 'it'll condition iniptoved Now lie i< one o f (lie tn-«t i list■Ulii r* ill the trait shop It i« a rare it it\ when he cull I Im found hu*dv at work there Met inti [H'oplt tell the Shatu|t» their work at the craft sh op give* them Ihe m ic n llv c to gel AMONO those who are finding satisfaction at Shamps' crafts shop is Colonel W. R Blakely (above) who wanted lo learn a hobby alter lie was retired from the Army, to occupy his lime Me chose woodwork I t •i * f • » | | f t | i l l ) I t 11<• 1*1*. up ill the morning Widow* with little to d o nt home have found rrlaiution and happuiesa in the lltlle shop A chic ken farmer is building cupboard- and furniture for hi* home JU miles awav A ladv in It) IMPORTED S u llN O lN 10 PCI MANICURI t i l l m Ito-ti aidOld i l l s u a th eir St l i l e v r t n e n t # a n d Mii-tulcs Kverv one t a k e * an inti re«l in w hat tin- o t h e r is lining T w ic e a week, it** tm < li.irh-tts- • t >***«• p M l#««bes »*t i*««e i f p w H i M « i- e e * • * | e * 1 ** i A*»* t o t **oiN v * r m iv e w l* WwsaM | % iw ik E p m * * - * « •bed# ««*eJ * t r » * e » H • *l V lk . O N lf 1*1 •♦ * * t u s o i i i p o * s a t u - t v s u v *»asaSsaSf . f i t S h a i i i p li M l r u t l s a i la*» of woiiieli lit a l u m i n u m ell Itiits; iii,ikiiil t r a y s —sin g le ami tiered 1 fas •|»* .»* nud laio| - l lo 1" p a r t m e o t of t a l m a I i o i i m ol i h e S h a m p s wmii t o h e lp pe< (lie w h o w ish to -l.tit litt le liusttlevsow M l - S L m p (ttroteiU liati ilrnion sl ra t ton c h t ....- ><t ll.olio M a t ioii W I .W in C iiirinmiti Slta-nji w I- t h e huiM ing -ii|a rlliteniletll alitl en hatrui linn -o p erv l-or it ti le sati." a ta te 11 T h e n t h e y r e t i r e d , h o t luuiiii t h e y c o u l d n ' t *t sy m a s ti v e Now Ihev ati wrnlkllig l a t m c i l I I a n d Hi h o u r s n duv hards r t h a n t h e ) h a v e ever wod .-■! •v # ••*« I**«*>#s>i i**4*aap« ••*•** l i t * ■> *H I ** • * n 0-1 v 1 Ire *'e J *•** . . I f 14 «i M ih O U K I M U •:*-»** e . e n i ( | | l* * a • F Xt li y - i r / .- T i?IA5l, o o, j ■ ts v v io -rs s r^ ra n n VTABLET FO RM / 0*’t •►•«»»» »*4 * Isial t* »*•** *' ( ••***■ m » i» a • #*•» •• • *•» ••*"« ’«* •*4 •• «k-ai • * i l l s v i t a m i n STORE r it etui it oirt w , it touu i. *o r>r It io U w a W i i « » a - l l l l ll * * �Classified Advertising Order Makes Gardaaftft toilirl R EC IP E COLD SMOKE RATES 1 UM MINIMUM-S WOSDt MIMMUM TO UNI E Wooht IS Wookt 4 Wooht 1 Week Word! 2VT diw. IVY dive U7* due 2tX pet err’d 10 19 SO 7 20 not 200 MlkiM l t it s yin il i|. l i t M 4m ftau i '-4 fa*(M it H**i KftM , Hakk) lUl NmalUw. iM Dwr^ ill Of r*a Wirflia4 U pt*«U CO N TEST N« miim aW »Ws « a*#ff r«o an pUm * «•• roUY 0MOKR »• tfc* —4 lot kam t it r w M t M , f «Mh«f »t«1 , t*4 M*N*j ff h ik*« liata l»f»i Owl *» plait* ia m m »| m i i i i a | !• m i a l ALL-FLORIDA MAGAZINE f. O. Bor 1171. Ota'a Fla. ck w ith o r d e r ) apluAa Wait iaaf ratUf, wit, nal#. aaaola al*«a •*< «4ka*a COLD fltIQKIC FLORIDIANS1 FAVORITE FOOOS COLD SM OKE PRODUCTS, INC. Dapt. f - f . O. B o. 513 ORLANDO, FLA. ' Phone 2 - 6 3 !4 ' D 0 6 C I S S IF T | / ^ It * wondtrful j Hilo DRT BATH in O oy C h rlitn w i W ra p p in g Clrsnt without o ilfrl No mutt or futt! No dtngrr of nidi! Juit puff i i h » |, frigrint lather onto pH'i coot, rub In AnJ luorl off ki'll Reo* lu t! I M a tiiti! U t* n root oofl end ploAtjr' A favorite with O 'T k ito i'rt for thow grooming. M d *1 Prt, Rood. Deportment and Draf »tnr*«, or tend f 1.49 U: •*•111 lfMKiUCa.MvMn.CoM >1 ) £ y flunday.__________________ One of the follower* of our Recipe Content ha. ri*<|ur*teri tli.it wr publish way* of preparing game dml bird*, now th a t the hunting *ra*nn i* on, and th at for outdoor ramping We should lw glad to receive such rni[>e» A ddre" trie HKl|>e A litor, All Florida M agatine, Ocala. PlO tIDA S W flf POTATO AND MAM CAS1EROU r f f t , kro/en J‘t ru/t* ,/nnf Aunt 2 I I ho butter o f ham fat 6 cuf>* nunhed in eet /mtatnei l|4 lb I I4 fk * lemon ju lie 4 ttp ta ll !* rup rniM llrown ham slightly in the 'at. Whip |Mitntnen until ainooth and combine with lieatrn egg*, milk, lemon juice and nail Again whip thoroughly. M u with brown ham and dripping* and turn into eight>cup greased casserole. Hake uncovered in moderate oven —3V1 degree* - for 45 minute* W e e hot. —M k». S. W VANT, West I’altn Iteach. OtNUINI / GRANNIES SALVE «mcoton cord) a cbout t*4f U, lEff •*< (0D7 la*IflPfff tee* ri Mi-> n* i/i$ CENTRAL FLORIDA ROUTE Mloraft IP-17-441 -SOI Combine the above ingredient* and place in caaatrole. Top with buttered bread crumb*. Hake at 350 degree* for 15 to 20 minute*. - M m . B. K. S t o r m , Atlantic Beach. <5 22 21 'Jcu pa m ilk 2 lermuu fin c h o f u til " c Y P U H O A IM N S ^ A STRAN GES TO YOURSELF* Htndohring help* under* trading imrklati tnd Mhm J im Umt* diMKirr Won m lemi Ian1 Send lid ) fur "Seale** I m i W plui frtr p iw n tl lnl),M* HOFFMAN, HD Giro. Ssn letndeo, Ctbi FOR NEW FRIENDS, Jam f a M M Urtm t-lsh Send 11(« h* i|wrii»mntirr, mrmhrrthtp ( t i l l P O ho* O il. Sr Pttet*ln.fg t. Fit LONESOME1 J h« Trap* CUb Cowk drntul tnj petwmi! Write null* t id a l i*r putkulin her Drp* X. h n (’ If, Miami (With 41. lit BE HEALTHY, peppe. Umdrr 11 iw irhTl pur kl All .tffttiik. timrnrri<rd fund lume ulrtmen rjp ft/ ll) mtamhl, llwi nun. S n i Im U. N Y Clntltnd 14, Ohs* ADDRESS POSTALS n hnmr Hi« .im> outu-n In'inKhnm IS. rrhiaUIr Brwnrt. Trtmun 3. N J SEW ' Humr workrn rarrdrd. tpttr time No (hirgr lot nttirritU Write AD CO . Ml. Bitftop. Lximtnt f I —UNCLASSITIID ITEMS LS D Y S DIAMOND RIN(> p.t au AK~i 4 .irit Yellow gold. Iitttt rnonnnnr Pi i viii piny mult ualihir Ortf nil cum ||<Ha> Mutwy refunded if n-« utnned Ruhr Diiruav, DOT Timpi. Timpi v. EU 107-RUKMBC P U a S FOR RENT WE ARE N O W rrntinf uiwe tpwe in i iipviple-elr irmojrkrd building lodied unr b U k from the Poo OfTne in Sehaing. f I. ConiKt W II Hethenn(ton. Hightindi Count* Newt, Sehtnf. Eli 111—INCOME 4 BUSINESS PROPERTY ro a iA ii PUR SALE Sehring. Eli hdlow id, w.ne budding, good liKJiiun Reiionible petir Cuntiai W g ll llrthrtingtim. Highlind* Count, Newt, Sehevng. Ell Blend egg yolk* into milk and gradually h*al in aifted dry ingredient*. Add ju k e of two lemon* and grated rind of one, then fold In e g ; white*. Pour into a diah, aet in a pan of water and bake 30 to 35 minute* in moderate (350 degree) even. Remove from Move e n d 'd time permit*, let diah remain in water. The top part ia rake; the middle raaambUa custard and the bottom, a sauce. People should know th at the rind of citrus f/uita ia eiceedingly rich in tha precious aunahina vitamin and should be used generously in winter* time. - M m . J okh H. S chuukcubr , Parker. " r ** LEESBURG LISTINGS. Home*. Buun<*i Properr,. Rnhcti tkrail. Br-Art, Helm* Urtburg. Fit Plllt SALE I>up*i nfuinm a. mg, hr. m i n i girige. two biuiii leum U ot rv» ala. (ni.veivitk Ftaair MA l * W . Chill Plondt OCALA md Milam Cminey offer wondn ful m l rune bu,t Srvith * Ccpcdt. Rrtlr,. th ili. FU Ml M40US APttiNO Q U A U TY M IMIOGRAPH1NG THE BOWMANS. JOO Oak. Tinnigtoa. FU IIEtnksk 1-T0V3 EMBOSSED BUSINESS CARDS (SOD rhowtnd h n 111, Allindtlr. FU MUp. baking pout ooot m Moo 011*01 lo o t n *o ra a I m t u oeeetoAmg l«*« Homo loo. a l- « « t O N A L ■ nai Ertr .Irttili Mitorll. Drpt tt-ll, I cup peeled batted medium U Jt H onda thnm p I cup cooked FU irula crab rlau- meat I cup H onda rrau-fuh meat I cup frrth npuhioonu. ta u lred 4 dtp diced anion, enuteed 4 cup grated tharp cheddar cherte J it cape medium cream sauce 4 rup chapped part/ey 1 cup i 4 fb*. flo u r •toon ttooi io H>» iM t w o 0>to# Mm clas^ fiYd T dvertFsTng l l -MMAU HUB WANNO ^ IUSCIOUS LEMON MSSIRT Pont t r a # M ooaWng Moot Pooood Advert w ot. ENVELOPE ADDRESSING FACTS- 1 . M u i m npnoruflim r-ar,lrd thru MM SI A 7 0 0 0 J U t l U l tin , works lirguuimg Pkwto run the mckiaeii ad fe# /all lV»«»a>aa. anil 44-auDNtss oppotruN m a CASH inwn St«du* (nitm f a n b a k ). Tio-Cttu Ittutif method11 Ntwtptpm (nehtm narrhndt) Intervalnon* V ' t s k Alt ilwrr l l Of chirk* Company, I JNXW. Norwood. Ohio FLO RID A Coonr, «Mtf Mlpl IIdetl Iwnling hthing m m L itre druilrd like*, wretnv* *riili. r.aidi Send ( o u m , name ind ll th 'to (iudfrer'l Mip V n a r . Win ire lint*. pt ________ ________ I l f —BOORS M LO O K IN G FOR I bonk publiiher Send h r Terr Bookkl A f Vinrige. WO Well El, N r* York PIT CEMETERY-Ft** horn* nod 1 to*, lit. furmalard 11>000 H a h * t r u o a * , ____________________ FORTUNES mtdr mang tn d m md Ut> a s m Write lot her laRmawMB. C a M Etrmt 0. Hum, Go *1 -UNCLAIIIPHD ITEMI BUY WHOLESALE. Sr»r to (0* on ftae ■w hind i-amhiradur G u m (Mifegar | l on rrhosird Sm nrdrr Hrilrhunj Sere. K(. Bui IM. JuktuoinUr Brnh, EU SKIN D IV IN G G IM CO LAW N memft* idarnufd M life. Fir* cuiioet. law Bnrih tkann Aprnr? HnBthdl. Fla Bt A REAL ISTATC SALESMAN OR MORE! ^ c a -m w n . t - w - M m u. , W# wtl H ta d tha Eataf caH af ike roana la aay Madam wba fails to pam the barn., after rootpletlag our trainiNg. A11ANVIC M A I U T A H IR A IN M e SCHOOL 7. a I• w l t U H t U oW M kl �I CounfryW rde Trainers Enter — LAKE CITY FIELD TRIALS By FORREST S. CLARK 1 0 U, TSTANHINCl I (lots handler* All Age*, Open D e rb y , t l t*-n unit fram er* fro.n many southea ste rn slate* will converge on L ohr C ity DcccsnUt 12 for ; U first Field T rials In be held in N orth Florida. T h e trials, which will be run over a course of between 45 and 50 miles, and which will but riy p rn iirn a te ly seven hours each d a y —four in th e m orning and th ree in th e aftern o o n -w ill Ire held a t th e E. A. " lie d ” W ed­ dle Kennels and the Frank Oasterhoudt I U iic Ii, »t» mile* north of l-akc City at Wintield, on U. S. H ighw ay 41. The Columbia C ounty Sportsmen s Club apodsors th e meet. T he purse, consisting of 70 p er c e n t of th e en try fee*, will go 50 per cent to first place w inner; 30 per cent to aecond place winner and 20 per cent to th ird place w inner, in each ev en t for profeaaionals. T h ere will be no prise money for am a­ teu r staksa. but trophise will be aw arded. Classes will consist of Open l'npp> Stake*. A m ateur All Age*. Amateur Derby and Open Shouting M ak e* E n try fres will be a p p rn iim ately 140 fur th e Open All Ages; $35 for the Open Derby; $25 for the Open I’uppy and less for am ateur stakes. It ia eipecled th a t there will lie a large number of entries, coming from many southern states, and from as far away as New York and New Jersey, in­ cluding am ong others, George Evans of Quitman, Oa., trainer and general m anager of the Quitm an. Plantation owned by Mrs. Gerald Livingston of New York; Caul Walker of Farmingto n , N. C.; Jo h n G a tes of Al­ bany. Ga.; Herm an S m ith of llalrhechubbee, Ala. and Frank Dempsey of Mullin, Mu* Lunch and lu rb ecue supper will be served on th e grounds and Munday night there will lie a lurliecue for judge* and liandler*. at the clubhouse on the pic­ nic grounds. “ 110" W10DU gives a demonstration with Brownaite Tommy, covering a bird as ranger slu.feni* look on CVAWFORD't JUNIOR LADY, outstanding field trials dog of U S . pores for camera at Wrggle t kennels. A " C ls n ” lag hot a lw a y s been lb s hallm ark ol escellen ca for ditcrim inaling b u y e rs— looking for the fmesl of ornam entals and trees for Southern landscapes A ra le a s. Cam ellias. Coses, fruit and shade trees, as w ell as a complete fine of general otnomentols a r t quickly a v a ila b le , in (o n t en d field grow n. Florida'* Newest Thrill Sensation . . , ih* greatest spectacle of its kind under the tunf |_ 5 SIX SffCtACIAAl mottra m ow i oAfir to AM. - 11 NOON 7,4. 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CLIP AND MAIL TODAY ** PALM BEACH LIFE P. 0 . l a s 117* Palm lo o d i, Florida ,S«nd Your Fri*nds A Subscription To PALM BEACH LIF1 OiNTUJMNt EailkUtlmlimit rlw^Bw a an tJ HUMwwwo4* ip iW n TwI ■ A Christmas Card W ill Be Mailed NAME — ____ __________________________________________________________ iM H U STATI P ttV VlAM I A m in e tt CITY m_ Christm as Suggestion To Your Friends Before the Holidays Announcing ”A Gift From You ” Ysu: Jos'. *fcf* BaAfiJm -;f: ; f rj... m « u Liiie i* not only a reminds througiaout the pear of pour thoughtfulness, but it h tTAT* flattering to treeivt. For here ii a Rugaiine that belong with iterlinj silver, otientil rugs and prised period furniture. �£ /U 0 D ece#***- o % f � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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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>, December 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/c89db0542d96fd037fc7740706a7a5d5.pdf 01d3a671f2e8db45760ad951a6481909 PDF Text Text DOLLAR 1 With These \ PRICES (Limit Six with Food Order!), ATX POPULAR BRANDS TALL DEEP SO O TH . 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M«r« Shopping Days Until Christmas ■ A N IN D K T B N P B N T n A H .T N F W J T A P B N 7*51537 V01.ITTHE X L V I * H R A N F O R I). F1.0R 1PA Aametotod P T i l l R S D A Y . O E C E M O K R « . I9 W NO. 335. leaned W irt G y p s ie s M ove In, $17,193 Sewer Program For 1956 Made KnownOut A 117,1*0 sewer program far IMA. undertaken by tha Utility Department of tha City of San­ ford. wa* made known today. Arrordin* to a arbrduir. liiurd by tha offtra of Cttjr Manager Warrrn E Knowles. tha program outlinai ont atorm sewer project, nine sanitary tcwer prnjrrli, and ona combination tanitary and norm setter project Ona of tha projects, Tump A cno PM dlagnorUt animal lab­ Branch, a storm sewer undertak­ oratory will bt built cm a (Oarre ing, la estimated at Js.ooo, but haa tract northw**t of Klivlmmre, tha not yet been atartrd. Hat# Livestock Ranitary Board dr Two of the tanitary »e**rr pro­ •ided yesterday. jects. the Alley Ea»t of Mulberry Tha decision was not raarhfd. ... „ .. __ . . St., between Seventh and Eighth. hoaever. untdafter tha group had, i|)d |h# Laurel and looked over site, offered in Seam-, Lim Avr rn,m I3th JO , JM Slrf#t, ole lounty. . . . have been completed. The co«t eiTha Board members explained of 12 OX), that they picked tha site near Ki» Other project* in the program aimmee because 11 wsx most ac* Include; Alley West of French cetsibla of three tentative sites to Ave, from 22nd to 20th Sts.; commercial airline service. Krench Ave. west to Marshall with The Seminole County Site* which five lines between tAth and Mth were prevented to the Board were Sts : I*th Street between Maraelecmd by a eommittee composed •hall and Lake Aves.; Pervimmonof Robert P. Lamon! e.f Chuluola. Southwrit Road from 15th St.; George Means and Cbarlea Lee of Ilth. 11th and 16th Strreta be­ Oviedo. tween Oleander Ave. and ManThe tiles were prevented from the goustine Ave.; l/vcust Ave, be cattlemen^ standpoint and Its ac­ tween Catalina and ZMh S t; and cessibility to a rendering plant at between WiUow and Bay, north well at highways to both airlines, of 2ith St r.iilroadt. and other centers. The combination sanitary and She local committee, assisted by aiorm sewer project is an Com Don Bales, Director and Chairman martial Avc., between French and of the Industrial Boird of the Sem Locust Aves. Inole County Chamber of Commerce The Pump Branrh project Is con­ i i well aa B. F. Wheeler Jr., also a structed of M inch pipe, the sani­ director of the Seminole County tary sewers of eight inch pipe, and Chamber erganltatlon. felt that the the combination sanitary and Wiles offered provided all of the storm sewrr project will be con­ advantages offered by lh« other structed of 12 inch pipe. parties. Sites were also considered In Lake County. Bob Berlmski, Kissimmee Cham­ ber of Commerra Manager, predict­ ed work will probably start neat year. The fundi for the state lab­ oratory will como nut of 1(61,000 apprriated by the Legislature for this and three poultry laboratcrie*. Diagnostic Animal Laboratory Slated To Be Built Soon • Two Candidates For Governor File Campaign Reports TALLAHASSEE # -Secretary of Stale R. A. Gray reported today m two announced candidates for gov" ernor and a candidate for Con­ gress had atartrd filing campaign eapendilure reports. Praslee Street* of Lake Park, a candidate for governor, reported today eipen.llturei of tVll2 with no contribution. Ilia latest reprrt listed 112 spent for gasoline and e l and *21.IS for a Tallahassee hnUl room. A second governorship candidate, •> W. B. (Bill) Pricn ef Jacksonville, haa reported expenditures of V M M and a contribution of I1M. 1b* only announced candidate for Congress lo start filing reports la Georg* Cordota of St. Petersburg. Cordons. a Democrat, la a candi­ date fur the lit District post now held hy Rap. William Oarnnr. a Republican. Cordoia lists I expen­ ditures ef 64 66 and a contribution f ef l » . _______________ Too Soon To Tell Form Of Meosure TALLAHASSEE (H -SUle School BupL Bailey says educator* e i^ pert Congress to pan a bill pro­ viding federal aid for school con aIruction but It’s too soor. to tetl .• what form the measure wjll take. Financial aid In school construc­ tion with as little federal control as possible ever usa of tha money hy the states war endorsed hy the White Rouse Conference on Edu cation. It also was approved by the Florida Education Conference which preceded the meeting. A Bi«a;ure Is pending In Con gress to prnvlde too million dn|£ tars a year to aid needy school v ; districts but Bailey laid amend­ ments am probable before Ha passage. Kiwanis Presidents Organization Meet Held At City Hall A Hub Presidents Organliation ron.rrenre far tha Saafard KiwanIs Club waa held here fart night In the Commissioner* Room of the City Hall. Those In Sanford and local KJwanlans attending the ronfrrrnre included Kiwanis Pa it District Governor IJoyd F. Gahr, Orlando; Ralph A Smith. Lieutenant Gov. rrnor of the Fifth Division; F. R. Surgutne Jr.. EJvulrnant Governorelect. Orlando; Edward F. I.*n*. Past Lieutenant Governor; Fred R. Wilson, Past Lieutenant Gover­ nor; Luther T. Dots, Past Presi­ dent; Senator Duuglav Strnstrom, past president; Martin Slineriphrr, Past President; and Rupert Strickland, President. Rupert Strickland, presided of the Sanford Kiwanis Club started the conference with a “ model club opening." Edwin Shinholser, gave me invocation, with Intro duellnni handled by U . Gov. Ralph A. Smith. Other* on the program and par­ ticipating In the conference wero president-elect of the Sanford Club A. L Wilson who gave tho purpose of the conference. A film, produc­ ed by Kiwanis International was shown by Bob Miller of tht pro jertionlsl club at Bern inole High School F. R. Rurgtiine J r., U . Cor. fleet, espiamed tho International objectives and theme for tha com­ ing year, and outlined the “ action program'' which will be used by Kiwanis (lubi throughout the area where clubs are formed. He also gave the group an iniight ini* the Division and dub goala an up for IMA. Uuyd F. Gahr, prominent ta Kiwanis circles, explained the duties of club officers, Luther T. Dost covered the duties of the Board of Directors, with Fred R. Wilson outlining tbn eiUxanship committee's duties. Others Instructing at the confer­ ence were Douglas Strnstrom, the Youth Service Committees, Ed­ ward r. Lane the Kiwanis Ad minlstrative Committees and Ralph A. Smith summarising Ihc meeting and captaining tbn use of Kiwanis Committee kits. A question and answer was conducted which waa eraud by Martin J . SUaectpbnr. Three Men Rescued Grammar School From Crash At Sea HONOLULU ID— A twtxcngtn* P-TA Meets Tonite Nary patrol bomber on maneti rers crashed at tea last night and « * the Nary reported today three of the to men aboard were rescued tr • w h Rto BnnsJH ocean J llnnen. Two *rort M a y e n need toward •m Krne, IB mBet seat nf Kanat­ o v * roughly m miles northwest « Osier: e» whiti Wmitolu fa »K- The Grammar School P-TA will hav* • meeting tonight fa th* school at • p. m. H m program “ How Art and Mitaie fa Taught" wt>l U prtaratod Bp Mr*. MildrH Bahcwck u d Mr*. DM L ttd *rt and auate M p m in r* . They wlB gtre ftrrt hand k faraalioa an th* nsuaic and art laught in th* school. Mr*. W. E. Gtfaa la program chairman. All m*mb*r* ar* urged to atfand i Mebane Phones In Again Additional Entries The gypsies m«*#d in and nsoved right out last night in fh# victnI1y nf C*t*fR*erry, according •« s report from the Seminole County Sheriff's office. A number of the nomadve peo pie stopped in tha vicinity of Cas­ selberry. but berime of the neigh­ boring folks who riidn i quite like their presence, mil sled that they More than It! ano.fwv hi* been move along. This is the time »f year when borrowed by farmers for soil and Pnlir# Chief Jl-iv William* Indavl — water conservation slnre this most of the fortune lellinf. pic­ warned ps-tle.irian* and drivers Ijpe of credit wav mail* available ture taking group of people look * UNITED NATIONS. N Y n — a^ain-i ' hnlidai#'. s dangr about a year ago, Curtis J Green. for a place to settle down for the BoNtfrr.i hv the demand of \? na malady which, the chief Farmers Home Administration winter months. supervisor for Seminole County They probably found a piaec to 1 ,h' **wWy Council ad brings death and iniurv In many VI. UP Ifin M« i*C»r r-s ik said today. stay, but not in Seminole County, ml1 ’* n** member* lo ihr l n;ted mntnrista and pedestrians eaih MJ r. mdifie. The y«i-for4 year. Farmers used the loans lo im­ was the last rrpurt heard of Ihc Natl<»s, delegates presse.f Na II. y*»t»t.| sv cording in Chief WiM,ims te'epHnn* prove their farmt and tnrreat* the group. Iionalist China tostav to refrain ' hotidare i» a state of men!* efficiency of their operation*. M <1 *Vrle« Tie number o' people or the fmm using a veto which could kill r .infusion brought ahs.ut hv A report recently made hy number of cars and trailers in- H1' v»holw package deal for the Wsvffttr Inn Open w hi'S Secretary of AgrUulturr Kira vulvcd were not rep.irtrd since The General Assembly ws* ev fiantic Christmas shopping, party GAINF.SYtl.LK *■ - Can lea tel* unOer w »y here next M"n« Taft Benson shows that about 71 they had moved on when the peeled to give quick ratification going ami crowded streets. man L. Parrish nf the stale road d*«. per rent of thr fund* were u-rd Sheriff's Deputies arrived at thr tt»l<v to the Special Political Com Chief William's warning was is kwimr th« top pr»« entering camp hei* heat prieonsx* and for irrigation, including the pur- scene. ! mdtee's recommendation that all sued av a pail nf the Holiday liar • h* nuitch# « ia hirh in m l chavn nf pumps and piping. Ihr ihirt.vg December by the Sanfnrd her! on* In s window|p»* is* sweat Th-„.,|*41 to•!! K*a tk* iMl' 1 r’nnrf IS applicants he admitted drilling of writs and the construc­ bo» for 12 davs witnesses irsli Police l»s'partment and ih* N* X UVOT nf U»? »r*r, Dn g ■ '. The enmmittee approved the 7* tion and repairs of irrigation fled yesterday in the federal i <•, *i of 1 ,,,A ril, S V.. • hrt nation proposal last night S2 I with tmnal bafeiy Council. ' * ditches and lateral*. Irrigation S nations abstaining Only a two-, ' During thr holiday tea ton." trial of Parrish on charge* of civil (bird 1• moncy place with U 2,. systems wrre developed nr im­ nflo. third* mslnrity was required In Chief Williams said, ' prop « are lights v filiation. proved for about 2T-2.000 acres. likely to he %o preoccupied with) Eight pi miner* i* fetnier pi l* the kssemhlv Th* It5TVW> TV, V In ,rnxrr»fiS The remainder of the fund* were The ri octal test prnhably will holidav plans, pirparaltnni and 0..ei* livid Ih* cnsiit i'arr sh brat nllj tie- F, i njintra m pr* Used for such toil conservation a» H#li •• ff >m IF# come next week In the Security activities that they lei their guard them measures as terracing and pasture hltdi„n, „ p , r fti !(!• fs - thr Pm-Am nrtt \Vr*|« Cnunril, which has the final sav down in traffic. And this gors for ( U fJ improvement, developing Wairr hat |mh bfll him , llh . WsadrH nr-.U i. Top Ntnnrr nf on new member*. The Soviet* bvdh walker. *nd ili.ver*. systems for household use and l-rw n •Msn.|ftr#q| fnr thr p»#-t*rtam« ( hirf W uul thal •! thi« jirr bo*# f nr ?.\ minulr* have promised to veto the 11 non farm livestock, and for drainage ltn kt frr htUtr ,n,rt rUjr. Communist applicants if the Chi hmr .if Ihr >rar thru ilrr r i. arc <|f Jn “ We espect that during the com Milr rhaV. af C n iitn iif , H. tng months farmers will use a NEW YORK P — Democrat Ad- ne*c Nationalist* carry -*ut their i rnHtjrd wih %rh)fuUr anrf Pfiln tiaalmrtit Hr jU*i tii«| hr u r osad surfaces may r„nfln„ , lo ,hf l-rJ1 h.,* jy Y., ih. fifth mercy winner larger portion of the fund* the) lai Sleventna declared today some threat to reject fommunivt Outer ,Mln be slippery and visibility pswr be day* on a slid of corn birad anil ,4,t >r»r, »nd top man in lh« borrow to finanre mil conserva­ Republican officials apparently I Mongolia, rausr of inclement weather, all water and before entering it w j * Havana Open Ij *I wnk. will bn tion measures." Green aaid. “ We art resorting to political “ hate| travelers should merra** then fmred to drink a rup of ea*t<*r oil among th» entile* for ihe IockI have held a number of meetings mongering " He termed if a "dan vigi.anc*. , I’aivish l^st him on other oera event. 5«.irhak f»>,k |M 2 0I la*! in rnoperation with other agricul­ gerniu brand of politirs " I hirf Williams warned redo* (|on( R.ehsid.on ..aid, hecau.* • year tn leenm, the fifth pits* tural agencies to make certain Stevenson said "there appear Inani not hi carry package* or mnrk tupet'isor »ceu*ed him pro le Uw vmrtif nf g-*lf. that all farmers know that funds to he a design tn plav the ugly umbrellas wv • manner lh*l wilt ^ ^ , or(llnc h, rit enough, F t -Porky" i Mixer, of WI1mtn*w are available lor soil conserva­ politic! of group hitrrd," and he uh-trurl their *l»l>* ansi n<4 l| asked: ton, S’. C . ninner up to nn-whag tion." Arthur Mlnmgrr, U . taut he was rr<>s* street, in mid blswk or in ihe Havana ttpen will be to Private lendera provided mini “ la this, indeed, an attempt t*i again,t Ihr light*, lie urged driv­ beaten for attempting to esrape sanfor-l f-,e Cotral F'ori,ta‘a flr*l of the funds from which thr loans stir tip flas* ennflitlT Nn election, MIAMI REACH k former er* to keep * sharp eye o*,l for .lame* TVerl*, 11 *aid Parrish big gnlfmg event. were made. Th* Farmers Home nn office la worth such a price " vJm,nc' r ,h* Admintilratinn mad* and srrvic-* He aaid the highest duty of bellh p it the Fontainebleau HotelI pedestrians who may he indulging M. l-ne, in 11 and f,<r a gltnr* of the altck got frtved." ed Ute loans and insured Jh* re­ American people nowadays is to lodav was accused of the theft of m these paitimrs, at me of t(-r Idg event* there, 66.100, payment at Ih* fund* advanced. say nothing in the political airna “ Safety in traffic I* a two way •aid that under PGA ni'e* and Herbert Gl***man. psrt owner | The loans are also mad* from Kgutalion* belt tbn field »a t ’ k w h ich will hurt democracy’* »«r*c out a warrant rhsrgini business; it rails for cooperation fund* appropriated by Congiess. s*f dn*er and walkrr." he said paitlnpatinr. Under tauniamei.t John t Nofplnt. 22, of Norfolk ' It'a better in |.»e your right of Farmers pay 4lt per cent in in chance* ahxoad II* aqded; rule*. T6 af Ihete entrant* wd| "And the politics of hat* m n Va , with grand larceny and way than lo lose your life — your lerast or tn tntarrst and Insurance *» aaswnpk fr-»n* U-a q alifytrg raund. ck u sw far the Ioann. Tbn Mans I*ring nvtn blights demotney's chat fed that Nofpfm took the own or th# other feUow a." rnenev. dWeh ftla»«man tsid w*«1 ____ _ ___ am scheduled hr repaymet vlthlit future here at home." Along with Ford, S u.-1-ak a n t the shortest period nf time consis­ Stevenson, defeated 1112 Demo­ In ItPO bull, from his mom it the ! MIAMI B F li lt * Fight gov, Olnee. r-her r -tsaols In ih# flX.e tent with the ability of the hnr cratic presidential candidate who Kiel errsoM repreirntmg ihe rserulive in", Ma.fa.r Inn i»|w-n wi.| twj rower lo repay. The maximum now i* making another bid for his Poller *ll,1 Nofplnt war wanted rummillee of Ihe Sail,mat (.over T „ l K I of New llatlfnrd, N, repayment perioc’ *n loans to in party's nomination, *pnke out in f'*r questioning In ronoectlon with o,,rt' r'linferenee due i»«*d prob 1 F-e.idr Haa* *,f Nrw Orleans, dividual* is 20 years. his preparesl address fry the AFI. the theft of tjinoo from la ; tmnn.v llnll «,f Hm.stnvi, Te» ; ten,* of Ihr SX «la'r« |,«tvv To be eligible for a .o*t and Jcio' convention, guest* within a wrrk. hut krt V J- nf . . I ; Tt,# lentitlva agruda rallrd l< > < water conservation loan, a farmer nun'* warrant wa« the first for-, Hi, r W**wcl| tif IM-ssv, Tr* ; romull able csvs.fr i en r r * no high must have reasonable pro*prrt* mat rharge again*! Ihr ev bellhop I BER LIN ** - Reim,»a fr«,m llnb r.nvi. rg nf ,'an Franeitrw wars, rstiirath.n. rivd da'mse of conducting successful farming N'nfplol, who workesl at thr hotel t'lunmunirt Ea*t Berlin *av t»n t allf : Iuvrt F'Ostrrwald of lie (• mririqnlitan area derelopment operation*, lie must also he unable for les* than two month*, left tier American aoldier* arrriled after a fond llelgbta, 't.v»t> Fure I to obtain tha necessary credit on »f At I nula. Mo ; ft” Winnings* I and has not hern found Police, “ reel fight have been t.irnrd over and water e»n*rrvatum reasonable terms from private anJ Ru*in**t *rsilont will be hs-lil •-f Ok ahoma (My, Okla.j Bu d said he wa* the kev man In a '» military aulhnnliet. cooperative sources. theft ring that Inrtuded two r.vo ' 1 • *- Army i|s,keaman said lonuurow ao-t Slliiratav *swl the lli-lsftrr of SantA M-n„a. Calif; Further details about soil and federate* rrgivlered as g„e*l* n ,hr Hu**ian* had made no o*-|>ly gnv.-mor* altrndtng inrli. i* f.wir Jd y.irgnl ,,f r ia .t,<n. Mo ; J*e water rnnservalinn loans may hr yet Its an Amrriran inquiry ad Itemoeral* and four llrp .Mirjii* llrlwrt ,»f IV,MHltne'e, N Y.| the hotel. obtained from the Farmer* Home Four charges wrre made hv Ik* drrsird them after th# govern Dem-urala as* Frank G * Irm t,N.rge Paver of Clurvnn**t. Hh-nj Administration effica located at Fluid* Highway Patrol nff«-cr* ment cor trolled pre** and radio m ent sW Trnnrt*ee. Rotserl I) V.rv and ll»b 1 n,li of Lvingiinn, N, Sanford. and the Cnnttaldr In (hit district East llerlin r«ported Ih# two a,4 ner n/ New Jrrvey, O Urnrrn V. diera arreslad yesterday. Seminole Cou' tv Sheriff* office Will.amt of Mirhlpao »nd l^Rssy The The ...Utiera wore MH identified Co|)|„ ,h# h-..i Elmer Itarkln* of Maywood. Ill . in thr jM.v.et arsoui.lt V B an , 4*-vrar-old rook «*■ charged with Rapubl.rans will ha Arthur ihorilie* did md shsiw any men ah operating hit e*r with “no dn>a>* l.angbe of IVavh.nglon, committee aeni without leave, , , lieent*", The fust rep«rl. from Kart B»r ,chairman. Norman Itrun*da1* of BT. PETERSBURG JB -S ta ir WASHINGTON r — Publisher Th» same rharr* was filed broadcaster Edward.. _____ contrtbutlons In a program of ho*Lamb .... has Im made on mention id what would * '",h Dakota. Walter J. Kohlre of pit*1 care for the needy apparently ■gainst Amelia Sarng Biker 0f brrn fltirtri hv a (ntrrnmrnt happro in tba •oldtrra and Uri in Wiancara anri Mi|i*aH I*. ^»mp will he much less than expected. Sanford. aminer nf charges that he ever speculation thal Kasl Gormany . »'* Wyoming. WWMINGTrtN’ v«* _ Balvager* Orell Vickers, who eitrratrd • was involved in Communist aclivi ! might seek to assert tu newly The state Advlsnry Committer -------------------------smirtit an rorovw frnm (Tto* r ta,tried ■•onercignty" by terms . , . on Hoapital Scrvlrt reported ye*- t«nd In an earlier Court In R*n*l- ties, peak* Bar t,da* tf^ wrreksg* of tfrday a tentative plan call* for no!* Countv. * u charted with ||ut the M year old Tolesln Ohio them before lit owl l urnmuniat A u stralian C h ief a Mj *tm BenMatter, th* Na»* a payment of eight centa a perron “fading tn dim lights", “ Improper millionaire (till mu*t wait SO ,)»** rvurt. giant t>< w |,t irtplsne which based on a eounly'i population tar ', and "rarrylng • e«nee*l-d before he ran know wheiher the pron.tved much f -r II,* fufiu# Original plan! railed for payment weapon." Iiren*e of hi* Erie Pa . tel, vision Th# Amvplui m p h c ra f #*• of M cent* by th* alate, and that p,* ennr*a1ed weapon charge station. WICU, rsn he renewed ptndrd im * te.t ft'jtit ye*tervlay figure remsin* the county share grew out of the traffic tiolal.<>n During that period, the Federal SYDNEY, AurtraNa * Prime alxiul two h-ur* after takenff front Dr. L. L Parka of the Slate ,-d was made t,e I'atn’lman Cail Cummunlcationt ('uinmissi-n ran Minister Robert G Vtrniiu* tv nm WESTERN FRONT. Korea J* Board of Health said the Leglvla William* of the lllehwav Patiol either ft) remain * !<nt. aid,.mail lutenl Saturday*« ostionil et.-etfun ll,a airp-.rt of it* b illdrr. th* Seeretary Wilber M i wopriated only <h million . , ff, rally rrnrw.ng Lamb'. E. e I, U • S Army Secretary will increase his barking in Par Glenn I.. It *, t n t n , nrar Haiti* ' Daffle eha.ee w .. f,te-l T Farmers Borrow Over $19,800,000 For Conservation Nationalist China People Are Warned T o ur ne y Under way Asked To Refrain Against 'Holidaze' Mo n d a y From Using Veto Miko Souchak iz Prisoners Testify Among Players They Were Beaten : By Camp Captain Sievenson Relates 'Hate Mongering' Dangerous Politics ; Ex-Miami Bellhop Accused Of Theft Eight Governors Meeting In Miami To Discuss States East Berlin Report Says 2 Arrested Four Charges Made By FHP Officers Ed Lamb Cleared On Red Activity Charges By Polity Needy Contribution Less Than Expected : Marlin SeaMasfcr Wreckage Sought Housing Quarters Said 'Deplorable' t.« s m w . , m of the three irce million asked. County participation U voluntary and many n , already have *et up fund; forr thrtr abarc of Uve cost kv aaid. said. Dr. Pack* „ - - » * • • • ■ " • • « “ A: r : Confident Election Will Boost Support ntnte. 1hr*e llartin empl-.ve* and no# Kaaminer l la r b e r t Shatfmin'* » hIf nufnarnl“ American ____ the 7jt.er.il p*rtr r‘w" r * •" - fo" *"M'r r ‘ *U4r,,;B* lh' Knr,/ n *rml ‘ " ' V I the en intrr » nre Na , v office! •<■e , 1- .ardftne tin:,l<-n11fte.| (xxly alia ’-ed wrtling. indie.le, . ••guilt, *“ •- 4" •" '»»'• hM ! ton " with the t uu.itry knowM|e.. of Kr(| , r ,)vll,Mi , n,l '» * « » " ! '"• '* »« in rnalitioi tu a ; . 1• . ,. ,. paitv rualllloft won elrrtinn* refuse lo renew He *aid funds had been apprnprl p" .‘. . JTl.l* ‘'.'..V'* Ft r .*line,,* v rrp-uli.t th, (> e, in IMS, IU| and IKK over Ihe ■ted tn provide semipermanent, loiid buildings but “ somebody has 1-aK.r pirtv hesdest hx llrrhert •'fs1"'' craft »a« trailing heavy black tmnke a fra- mnmen!* h«. been too complarenl along th* Lne Y, Evstt t.shor ruled the country forr It evpludcl “ r.ght In lb» mtd» KV and I'm going t» find out what ,rnr" *•*! to l*t® die " One parachute to t tern IS the trouble is." | The rcalttion now hi* s *117 open Another blavi w*« rtp-ut,-| i ■TvJK: llrurkrr made ttif italrmrnt nn majority ovrr labor in the hi*u»e a* Ihe m,>e bit ihr u alec, tn I in a firing insprcllnn nf 2(th Infantry and a Jt 2# majorit' tn the Senate area about 7o mile* *mithea*l ef Division tintls dug in along inmr All haul* seat* and half the Sin lljshtnitnn vi here ihe Potnmis * ,'ftfr 'A' A*. VI k 21 m.les nf the front arrota Korea ate seat! are at itakr tht* year River Row* mb* ( ’heaapeake Hay, Eighteen internment tenatnr* and I) labor arnatnra are up fnr rlrr lion. There are many rratoni fnr 'len lie*’ ennftdenee. ------------------------IJINDON r — A Rrillth peer ha* come up with this plan to prevent Ihe lurprt.e u*e of atamlc bomhv: H IEC K FR PI.IVIM S DOG The UnitedNation, ihnuld lake MANITOWOC. Wt, * th.g The Omrch of the N'ararene »aover theworld's supply and huryDatner Kurt Mueller ti*rd to hrsgnounces a vperlal Sunday evening themhalfway up MtEvere*t ,hl1 ""c nt hl* xnimal* v*i« a *ervfee at the 7 V) p m evjngrJ. Lord Fra*rr of NorthCap# told 'h 'f k 'f r l» )r r and hirked It up j.tlr hour. {lit# House of l/vrtis yesterday the, ky opening a door to hli *tudy| \ f,ne group of candidate* will U N. would have sole custody of «° »hu" •h*‘ *1"* n<* Mticlln’s son y* rf(-„ t ,d In'n ch.trrh membe*. jail nuclear weapons under hla hudstled around a rhecker hrnrd , h)p it whlfH l|frr fh, p, , lnft plan, lie auggeslfd a limit of 200 Th* dog mad* h'» moves hy mov- (he Rev ft If.Spear J r , w-ill if . tng the pier*# with Ms no*#. Then dm* tha rantidates on th* to MO bombs. “ Meaning of Churrh Member"In th* event nf aggresslnq and Muellcv closed th* door. A wrltfr showed up to d,. a fea-j ship." pow*r." bn explained, ’th* Securi­ ty Council would consider taking tura itory and Murllri w#» trapiwxl \ candlelight communion sernut on* nf the atomic bomba. If Into eaplatning thatthe do^'a vice will follow th* reeeptlan nf ih*r« wa* mobilisation by a great cherkers wer* actually altera o' members. The puhlle la Invltej ipowfr, Ihe Rrrurity Council would smoked sausage located by smrll to attend Ibis informative aervir* and then eaten aa soon aa th t, and all Cbristianv are to feel free W HEN T H E FtBBT r r h r r was cut. In tho Billfold area, ynaterday. mor* than 7JI00 crate* were take immr, the bomba' toka from ton too field* tho ft. G, Nehrtn* 4 Sen farm mi Vast aide. (Jdaff I closed door bit Urn flatter*. j to partak* nf Hoi* ubo,.r -e « . r f»rd k . r . . . i . t , i . j* Q - R l l m ' ^ t l o ^ v Whd* , l»h *f.mne t . h . ! .* ' * ‘J f*HI r t o have ‘ vehirie under rontrol. Mt. Everest Burial Hinted For A-Bomb rhoim Nazarcnc Church Special Service Is Planned Sunday �•••iNIih*4 t -iiisu alr t tfaa «sd e«.-d with t;« lu iies:# 1* « n Radio-TV Highlights tn r it to the r»»Ulx.e *cr*d ef Maun:* Ct*' il:rr T i l t world. br the W|T, - : :•: :•« c■- ; w u P irii. It * i« i tin t ! gilety v u <v*t »u*s*ctrt el | ^ RAE FOLEY afro bxfipoBi:bJ:ty. 1! Cfcev«L*r could iapply « f,u #»-.- * ni Ultf* ruth i » M iv-1 Mirreau. th* Frfarb p irto x ia u l *>■>0 ippei-rd with ‘■iff! »*n «.-# \ ;,T L cbnun TV ibov, bl'd b i u • ; 'in t . f i r t - t and ln**««i a !M e rna rs.*".w r - f ” . H* frarariat trp*. I s J j i ^ a fit t f U . u l N * M y a m XB a^M *TJJ Jo*. rarrjr»g • f»V). le t nr*. T v» » > T «* t r. #• Ua JJTVOUI i M hTU-l r . 1 -1. A* Uk#f JB firi >•: n j n be i j 'f . t ilt k» « u i:i beit »?tn he e-sfrr.ed h i n i r f • » -r*i ir-F f i i d u M br r»r:» i i rjjf)r» *6/1 V * T |-1 PIS*'a *-• d. • *; t ■o ».*:(» *h»-# ai tip » i • l i n t jrtm I d like to »## a , - p M ON DAT of it ea t t l i v i i . o n — »n d I thiak yc-j V Catherine » Chaptrr ran W • Avxr~l! F*i#h. p t E«Ttii‘. I Vrt Hirry Crohxs *: [ E T v >' n t o t e i t t i The W K. S Circlet of t *f ►d i 1ct • T. *. * h H ew le L - J « RIDE-IN 9 „ M A Mifhtjr 1' 1 TH fm TR F | l STARTS TOMTE Marti (;1* Mri.* S. 1 irtl# will i. *: 7..0 [T H E G IR L ^ I CW H U SH M P i r v of y Furd»> : ir. Vr— tfr, pi1 wrd bf f 43 ri* Marriag— ROFLINP Rl'FFET, FERNANDO LAMAS « 11 — n r * S U O M I FEA TU R E lm-k — TA S A W will ill * u i rift v i it 7 h cotritd i * 1 a K I HIRVUOUS Sfffljw I ■ OFk THOUSiHD. TUBlULd M l riel* CARTOON — N E W ! | | Prescription for Family Harmon v By STANLEY THEiOLD HOME TOWN I YOU H'EAM'TtoSTANO I THE1BE/AKt> S A Y Y o L l> W E B E H l T S W f T H A | ‘ F LY /A 4 G iS A U C E f» ? i Y B S ,V 0 Uf« * 0 *401*1 B U T I T W A S "rwe c u p f u l o 'H c r r c o F r c e A T LEA ST ONE T H A T F O L L O W E D I T TH A T KNOCKED M E O U T- - - N IG H T A W EEK! T ILFO R D S ENTERED R EST A U R A N T ! - BUSINESS T O F IL L PU BLIC NEED --W IT H O P E A M APO O N S LU M P ktail | Pan## IV-.e to >sr ta the Ptarrr 7 '7 Bamboo K— m V it : Sasford Irttn foe ptaner S i M m l i m i Mam pm — g P.-o-n DIAMOND A ' * m S#rr— ! Steak, Ch'ckf LAST TI'IK TODAY the Ch#:cei Chept a-d ’ *A .►.y v ( 1*1f * • Ik l M lh lu d Drug Al • f»r»r to #- p!ov#n r* O • o f f off:.* t* l r »ck “t tie 7 • f/.rdi f'>mm»firo<l »#n g I r.nor.day Itsrrhee, n r m tia g m i v It of *nip» ird chili. F - - - tbore **r* •# r - i * ' T P 'B erowdi-g tho llrrted rea-.!»r i r » » »t th# drug *inr#. **d requeni l»ft , vjrirt iurrh, NOW SER V IN G - NOON except sux. 11:30 to 2: Finest Mixed Drinks — Danctnr S T A R T S TO M O R R O W D EW DROP Reapportioning Under Court Attack T ALLA HA NSEE Jt. The 1SU trtr reipp/etnei-g ta# Hm m ef Rrprtieetatieei hai roat under emsrt attirk Tao Breaard fouBty reprewntat i n ah' laid they wasted to rva fer rtt> :G m nle d Icos Cmisty Ci.-n.it i>urt j#*terdiy ta hold the la* tmcAitn’.trooil Ret* A Mai Brewer aad O. L Bures taid Ue C o u ttu U e re­ quired U it the Hmrae aad Senate be reapparuosed #»ery IS ye in **at the iioie tie* " They taid that linee tk# eitraardiaary tettiaa af the Legulater# ba.t faGod to r*d.»tr*1 the Vtiite. the Hitue reippcrtjocaees la* vNooid he iBcgcrii.ie uatG a See ••# reapperucement bill *11 en•ctwL The legislature it ru m stir in r t t n i u n J June *. Voder as ic u m b i Uc fortcilj. •Js* Houae reipporuoamert la* •mud tafco regreaestatiaee from Lee aad Breetrd rousue* aad give tie s t/> Monroe and Okaloota IN N YOU ASKED FOR IT . . . Trrm 1:M p. a . to S 00 a. rs Route 17-02 S Miles North of S a rf-H Phstie — Sanfcrd B17J Coai*-On-Down to the — NOW V IS IT Th* Round T»W* S#* «h a l T o . Eat— ( A t Fet III Too Meat! flettid— 11 I* a. a . to 1 U *. m. 141 r. a . la 7 00 *. aa. f - I f S A N D W IC H S H O P J . Q U IC K S E R V IC E -G O O D Celcrr Cilr Crifl •IB Magnalie Near tho Bitt 7 ' WYOM/Nt OUTLAW that * m«*o to Lrt/r C rifrr j»hnp ar.f >•• i ’Vsfr.e* or Hot Cakes Open 8:30 a. at. ta 12:30 p. m. With Ham. Sau«ag* er Bares Our 8Ac Lunch Menu Chargei Daily Full Cnurie (| M A D D E N 'S THE 3 g h h -'« . Freakfait Pelielostly OB CURB or DIKING ROOM 25th al Park b# kar»od full-Kal* lot" sb# reitao* ra*t *>ui-*«• fj?rtM i r f p .»;c la- i t r*#*. •’ tkat ti !9M t> A p':rrkatrd th# Glait FoaMaio. '"i K"jt# 17-P2 at lptfriottioa rf Itoet# 41d In Fark. At th#lr now oioui q u rttri tk# TUfcrdf ar# *«l# to i w ' trMa*» ~aBT pf tbfir old p--*t/^rfri fr#n Miitland. a* *»!1 at th# clleptil# frirn th# p#w n»!rhborhP<d and to e ri'i. T 1-# ('at*''1»rry I -« h,,‘d th r'Eu'ar **t ,-n-orthlr d ir -#y — #™ ire a* the G1*m FouPtaia »»rh fir»t and third Thursday. Wedd rg brrakfa-tt a ri «the? ( W t 't d r.rer* are cft#P held •ta ihe FouBtain dining roem, and r r t f j tirn# LvBiaa High SebooJ fi*nba!l traata win a ram# th# T'lfnH t r'ay hstt to th# #ptir# a^uad with free ntilVthaaee. FOOD ALSO M E S Q U IT E E R BUYING A CAR? BAR and Cocktail Lotir.fra Or—b PaFr egregt h p rla r Jto-jta 17.»t On Beaitrfttl Lake Mosroe. 2 ML North ef Saeford. AH Mt*#d Pnnka W a t , Lienor, Beer A t thke Ear F. A. Welfer, Proprietor l-M T T -r.t MAN OVFA T H E PAM ALLENTOWT.', Fa. t-P— H » r --r t Garrn*#, 7>, /< »»ar y Northhaapton Kad endence to a-rpttt hi a h.g fuk itary. Wh.:# f'.ikmg is H-k#-'iaa<r-» erwk ho koe'hfd ore that he said “wee a« ttroeg it paaUed me n i t : off the e-r* of the can" — a IX foot fall to tno boeo of the dam. Gamaoit m treated at Faered Heart H-pilel for a poaaihie fraeturrd Bo*e. Mi barring Night' r !b the Bsrrerdr Rn«m EA E N IN G PINNERS FROM « 00 T O If 00 Featen-f B»---#nn# a*d Charreal B-o ;h Suaki fm i oMtt/fi « i t mad# T f / t iir y . 1- | If •-* * ' i /« i *d E t«ry Satcrdae " r vt— 10 to To th# V n i f of 3. A. rvkhata and U.t M#:-0-Dar#t LUNCHES ta hi-cd t«!i to i»n * N i V f n t •M eve-irg »« w»l! •« th* world-* best SHRIMP C O R N ER BAR snd GRTLL Center Lake and W arns W* Stack It H gh With Near l#mr*«*d Hotel— l_i i a ■umil F R E E F IS H F R Y ’ ! Teere FrL. S O* to t#:*0 pi A Q artm -F w fd of H ia Read’s C O C K T A IL B A R fsrafly Styl* Dinners AH T*a t i t eat * \* O w s E to tt Pay etr#rt Banda e From • a r». tfl S aj sod Pscksge Store H i ' n r 17-93 at L#rg*Nd U Midmev Sanfard-Orlande lb* food is not just GOOD Right eff the 5hr ins* Boat* dt Sun. Dinners Try Our K 11 H I Y. Cot Pelsah Glass Fountain Dinner# Real Meeicaa Chili Con Csrne 40e An pci’s Eat Shack Saaford at JJlh (Genera Are.) Pkore 910 Rh 17-SI at Bt. U « t Apepka Rd.I Canelberre Liesi meet ta esr Ihitat# ptniag Rn#«a *a#h lit ard Xrd Thu radar. Open 7 a. t*. le Midnight afiSMtegTouchton’s Luncheonette f M Y c D f e K f / o*#n Pall* • am. ta 1* p a .; 8ea. a m. la t* p a . J WEEK-END SPECIALS I « n u u is 8ATIRDAY NIGHT COMB A f LA TE A t l « AW E B E E i 9 CO N kU TE n U T t ’R O sal RUHiTi Caaplats C k u g t af Maes THIky ___ o r . Wa Bake Oaf Oe* ?r» f r o m m c rn **d R c JJTTo rk e y Baked D in n e r V ir g in ia H am m •|J I „ u . ^ 'I * caxk rOKKEY on SUNDAY $1.00 • S H O P P K R 'S S P E C I A L 70e • �r> im . Per. «. IN S « t h e «A v r o n n h e r a l d **w- ra c e 3 A f f V 'u v u * - ' v » r, \ . ' it s eic'v **• .*• Vr* \\ < c - T c . r a w r — » > __ / fl>* (_ 7 P hf ; -*>' V 4 v * r - ‘v * v / r rur ^' %m l ~ C a *S ) 4mAID N 4 t m* r ^ t \ QUAQnju/ / N1 MCiP I •. \ ’’ v ' i .................!:•!«- \>/ vTr . 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I ■•» (IfC t), ■■il lrf»t|f B. l# 5 i4 H |r, prraiHrnl «if ihr N»w l i i k Jil»l» Ilr<uir4nl A iu v iitlm , *rl h*l|> from « prrtlf «it| in rminlinc nut lh» lirtl F rit* in lnurnalian*l ^li«cr‘* •llin t^iul" Mn*an <Uinlr*t. In thii f r » ef frr.tMt* B»;»rp. and maioreompariea that tupply Im »n n « f r » in whith th* pubhe it. to Inrrtan tha U tnfticikl* lut r r f nhifb.rfvpr. hahiL it likfty to influrjuo foe*! r-ady Mr. rim ily Man! rvcM 'ty iho p itt'rn ef family T1 * Intrrnationil SilrrrrpntM t, 1<fp n i»r Amirit*. under au*pie*a ef th* National T...« eontpit, •pnnv'irH fy tli» 1>ilaur»r.t Amociation, rlou-y Ir^rn a lio m l Silver Company Pw m ber 31. fhortly aft*r Uia * <1 I ilrilfn , it'V i • i '. j i i f r it ef th* yrar a ilogan will t^ it m il infljpnrn more prop'* ha»« hern found. Yo*l ran thru f/t dip* out rr.or* tlitn . Some »«p*tl your wifn to r*mmd yotj 1 O.OrtO m U u ra n t m»Pfr» *n| that puhliralinni all errrthelaml r 1 pr,itn/% ar* r «p*etf d tnpirtio. at* ursine you to “Civ* the litiln ipalo. Th* ilspin, irh*fi fmjnd, i»f man a trra' — taV* hrr out tn w.ll bn frnt'ircd In mlllienl nf *at!’* Inrldrntally, Intomatinoal dotUr» «erth *f 4l»*ftiiire' in Silvrr ia rlferlne • |],000 firat m o 'ip ip m »r.d othir media all prua for tha rieht slogan and • m tha to'intry in an nll-cul » ' ethrr putra for runner-up fflort by U»a reaUurant induitry. itofans. ataaioa oi a iauir it* T -wM f* I 'tw * !* / C®*r n j •• **, V rA rt Wrmi of a ft^n t N w A Notre Dime Untveraity. » h i i r name lot »«a n hai been prartlrally ayn* onrmoui with football, may ao*n b**oma famous In an ontlrely d.llerrr* Arid of lnUrcolt*(iila setlvilf — Beld|* gtiyini' Yea thst‘1 • orreet— Cnntrset ridgo. A MiehN f in Indul* r 1 1 11f t . smes Get­ ty. J r . who ilia owns eversl rsin uvt Ula- liloa Sta­ mm in tha !» i i hr. id« ast r*» . ntljr n u t a I hod h 4 ' ruxj to the famMS ladlaaa uaim ■ity to enc*«tra«e studwal parUctN' fcnn In Bride* and >aU. » ay -■ I Artually. *omp»lHioo let fnteewl. kruta Br.de* and *nH It not new to ths unlverrtr whose asm* is pop** Itrly tateetttad with th* itldirc* r*w people at* swtr* that Katie Dime It *ne of the fcrti ttmwsitiea la hav« developed Intramural ipoeti ■o tb* luUttt On* of th* lariett Vrardini schools in th* world, it hsa ■t rntdatu* halls on it* UT*»er* campus, each hoattEne l‘» own sth* lei:f teams asd dubs. Intathill com­ i*of# Faa^i< J •A?M Pi •VAl|V▼ A . V ■ saaoaasKt i w *n i *»«** • M i w f.OH |( I U l-»| f* ,a * ...... a .11* «i I..1* r/-*«i i r* petition In Bridf* and (olf at Notr* Dame la anmelimea aa Bare* aa In foothill. — • For mtny years. Hntr* Dame, along with nearly ITS eo1l*f*a and 'iniveriitiei throuihput the counter, has competed in Iht National Inttreoll*liate Br<df* TnurnamenL T « o year* *10 Ita team took th.rd plate On that tram waa O'wald Jacoby. J r . i^n of (he fammja BrH(* rtp rrt H u brother John l| paw a freshmtn at Metro Dame. y •Notr* Dame'* hrMr* benefa*tnr maintain. how*\er. that hn *ift la not alm*d at heithienm* Interroll#flaw competition at the ur.levrtity. He wantt In reach the atudents who would not ordinarily play. "A j I f* 1 0*1 on.* accordin| to Gerity, Thar* are only Hire* Ihinff you can do In sport*— golf. Bridie and swimming. Not alt boya are tiled for strenuous tn x ia r VaNIIII fae-eed** ..a i i„ i. . . . v 7 M .LAHASSFE O T-K lo rld i'i «T thrriffa *«nn will be linked by a 4 tpc.nl K ilt* radio network '■■0 p.rrcint Don McLeod of Hie HierUfi' Bureau reported Irans.Mitlirs are to be inttilled to each 0 & } :l f c E f jj OUARtM A*. -•/ ■ i - (• ]v a 1 ( m li* a-wl CiOintM f|f»rf« l Os. r.e*v •W’ *1 f'or S 90 it* f Y * \ {**< ^ a, n.-egm f ■. .. * * • -> .•)# 1 U f-v-wwt-* t* iu w ,.B J *e*t*>»i-f Cehr *Js* llp M *•< t i n - tm d n . c .-M it a n . J i -- i ,*> < , v • ‘ >11 t ’• m X S S iM .M Z :' I N 9 I M I I I rARfUMI Ima.B^af PuM'vg f*»*i<»ei Tn lot Wtg*»e (J f*»M* it'itj C«J*3-a J OO A n o il-sta r cast oi fine Fragrance Gifts for Happy i ‘ Holiday G iv in g ! tfl“(i 7 ,-s * V 1____ • tAurtt ©f rtsoosMft ®f»T*1leL' Vi' 4 B»S< ) 00 I St , t»a n n , n . t w - J **— -f I •M . m . r»*m w **— .-» * If— ' I n | r-»u .. a-v^. •-rf C— r I* *W-wtk j B M» h'Ctj n n *»^ •o^ff^oV# Ih four fo«Otri Co*y f'ogroofoti p Florida's Sheriffs To Soon Be Linked By Radio Network I 1*! *r..,t.ii' k U C-» i « e I thUtica and they ought to And i m m other meant of recreation. Beatden. II tan be a big help later on in thn bnstnew world to know hew to play Bridge end golf. I made thta dona* boa |urt te krrp th* b*U rolling* c Under th* luidaaM ef Latin pm* faaaar John Turley. Notr* Dime has already launched the proasam with lecture* foe thsdents and fueat* by card erperta Charles (Tor** and Orwald Jiaoby. Another faeutty #r»MiuuaH U Notr* Dame's youthful footbsll roam. Terry Brennan, who la an aapert Brtdga player and partuipato* in many studanMacaalty eonteam Tutor* plana call for mom Brtdg* rlinict and interhall and toWrrollra* tounumanta with ■, cotot*i lia irrr *t ^ iHttt h i m to ataurr r.*.*i Di*a«j N - l - r , Ci*iC t - r - 'r 'H C*s It l r>* * a »o AN INO PLAY—COLLEOK STYll a(T2 (JL < .. I'ORIGAN m • L ' AI MANT •- EMI RAUOE fit • ' PARIS* 4 < «-**-»t re iii e y w a- {*». a*. - | ia fto tha county of |U0. Total coat of the natwort « f l l bn about *3.000 Half tha ezpaepa will ha borne by tha state Civil Da. feme organization which wfll use th* facilities during defame t n t r grncief. Th* aheriffa* bureau Itself will pay M,ooo and the individual sher­ iff* will contribute tha teat. How­ ever. sheriff* of small eountin who receive liltie revenue will b* <i*en the rTuipaent and bay* U TOUCHTON DRUG Co wm a f J ), I V c) :■ X n . _ r > \ -7 1 POM- V X C I E A N - ..^ * v * 1 K .. ... . . w — ! I , - �Ifj __1W a31 V $ Incidents Can Easily Happen In Most Unsuspected Places «ls if r. ct tt rj r< |.s L 11 P in W ti F* p v'd* ps C P i. r» C » et T h li Is sn early warning shout Incidents thst rsn so easily happen in ths most unsus­ pected places. We're speakinjr of Christm as Trees and the possihililies of fires in the Some at a time when they’re most unwanted— during the Christmas Season. Injuries or fatalities caused by human errors and oversights are heartbreaking. But they can occur at the moment when one least expects them. There are a number of ’'codes'* to go by, but simple care and watchfulness while decorating the tree will keep these incident? from happening. First place, do not place the tree where It will he near an open fire or a heater. The Inflammable tree and its branches esn be easily ignited. A mere spark can eause a C"nflsgration. He careful with matches around the tree and leave a'htravs at a safe distanre from the drying fronds of a fir or neerilts of the pjnp. He sure that rmir light hulh sockets are not in contact with the tree so that short circuits might cause fire. Wire, in the atring of lights, should not he worn, frayed, or broken. Hetter get a new set than risk the danger of Injurle* or death. F)im«y. fire-ralrhing ornamenta ahoiild Dot ha used where thera la any poanfhlllty that a flam# will eorr.a near them Only a pacond I* necessary to aend tha traa into aeathlnjr flamee. JAMES MARLOW GROWING PAINS M erg ed Unions W ill Be Powerful V ASIIINCTON yf— Leader* of the newly mer*ed AFL-CIO poohpooh the idee they will try tn form ‘ a labor party or capture one of the cabling political parties. .Neterthfleti, that time may come »hr«ther tt happens since the A H . and CIO, allhou|h now com* btned into the biggest labor organiraUon in history, ate just start.ng life under one lent— depend* on future factors now unpredictable. Among the farpe* are: (1) whether they ran stick together 121 what charging times bring; ill hoc influential they are ia the political field a* it nowr stand (4) hour well they increase their membership and can influence It* political thinking; and (St the po*. slide personal ambition* of some of the leaden who now- may have none. Starling right aw i t the mm bined AFL-CIO. claiming IS to is million member*, will he e far These are just a few of the precautions We're sure that your home will he a safe one from fire during the important Yuletide. Kveryone wants a Christmas Tree, lightH and glowing with its friendly sparkle sending its message of peace on rnrth. good will to men, throughout the house and to those who pass by for a glimpse of the impre_«eive loveliness I.et's not mar these thoughts with the possibility of fire destruction. pi • S im o lo E f ld lis h n a m » J l m p i C C n g il5 n L M"*« M a k e rs seem to want to impress their audiences with intricate words, rarefully phrased metaphors, Impressive flouri*hos of the hands, and improvised smiles, When Jennings Randolph, the tohuat and sparkling Assistant to the President of Capital Airlines, opened his address the other night at the Seminole County Cham* her of Commerce Annual Meeting, he stnrtled his listeners with “good evening gfrls". From then on. he was a friend of the listen* ers Every word he used was one thnt you or I would u*e in everyday conversation. As a matter of fact, It was evidence that the sneaker was intimately acquainted with the “just plain eitiien" averywhere. Evan hin experiences, mmstly told In « Jovial manner and in a way to aptly aend homa in tha mindi of hie audience the me*. gig* incorporated in it, were event* that eoiild occur only to one who so rlowelv tie* himself with tha need* of every community, The Sanford Herald averywhere. e iM s t s S a w l . e is s e i • «w s S s . s s i ewi Jennings Randolph will not he norm for­ B in s s S a* sees*! •*— wills* *«M*se M. IMS M gotten In .Sanford and tha lessons he told Sh* Csst Oftl.e wr •••leeO. n»H«w. set** eh* am will become etched In the minds of business­ et Cwwwrwww si IseeS W I ere r e i n e a n i * i . wetiww ssi resiuka* men and housewives, a* well as employes B i n s * I S I B S I S*. BiwwwMew MStaw who heard him. iriirv ie n s i b s t m | r rweete* B t www *ssk sswo BseB b is To sum up his advice can ha boiled down H eee B*slM III B « B e *ww t a t saw tits ei i a* Intn few word*. For Instance— ha said to swS> st O n All nkKwarr e ■ • tlH *r H W r W s w M I See I V , wmramu af i i W s “learn tn appreciate people” , “to he resource­ h i l l will Be iViiaiS fir •• ris ilir *S*i >«Wm n l > ful and creative", and lastly to “have faith tea li ih M ii r *r Bei a« In the future greater than we aver have be­ aes ailesie fore.” Every S to ry M ust H ave its M oral p — A table; . throw a fig to popular demand. Once upon a t.me there wa* a horribly rich old man He stacked money in tnwiv* an.] spread It around in wtsiful trees. tt wnuUI have hi* daughter's hand When the leave* had fallen, he Well, knights and princea fium replaced them with (tors) bills. far lands came and tried to surTins horribly rich old man waa mount the hill of glass. But one sn heiedity prnrr. who-e father alter the other they only climbed had hern * king who h»d had hi* until they weit- tired, panted to head lopped off by tho comm m sdmire their reflection in the mtr people. . roted glait, then lost their alrcngth Well, jistufstly, it the h-rrlhty ,n '1 111,1 10 defeat, rich print# turvlved and grew old- ,< Jf ,llff i t t r er tog older h# di«tm*ted the And >t-sr after yesr Otl*. the common people more and mor#. . local milkman, came to the hol­ lo he withdrew tntn ■ eastle on ,nm ,h* h'll »nd sent hi* ware, I hilllop where he etwild enloy ln lhf lh* i11 ln * lowered hit money tree* undisturbed But *! ^ tk' 1- ,n '1 n' ' r r •*,*d *o he hid a d«iifh**r. Ike hea-itann* fl hill at all And after princess. Alva She beegm# Inno*!lfn, *]* ,hf p[ 'n ,,» !y end wept, and the echo of her had failed, he lookrd up and vaw ........................ * ------Tl." * I weeping floated down and In time ^*lr l4fr, -■ A1 '** *he “go princess, smiling down at him She disturbed the romrwon people, »o was s princess, hut «h* wa* lone­ that thev eried stemK: trsi Beewta Se a aaeVo e . __ _______ “ Our princess mult hive ■ bus- ly, md the milkman was there Down-to-earth leaaona In easy-tnunderwkhfe la ISMIM eseSoeCtelp to at* wee tee > to tee. hind ” ee all n « level M et pilalea la IMe ftand word* are to be appreciated by a com­ One day Otit slipped t nole The horrihle rirh old prlnee. r# rare 4 Thttreday, Dae. *. 1988 munity eager to learn that the road to pro- memhertng the girllntlne fate of among hi* milk bottle* In the ill greaa ran ha easier and happier if the rule* Mi fsther. firmed It wat time tn v*r burket, and the note laid: TODAY'S B1B1.I TERRE of life are applied to daily events. - | “ I love you. dear princess. Slide T\% Piftt* H»np «r taaf-re i» down the hill to me tomorrow night A* angry man atirreth np strife, and a Jennings Randolph ahnuld return In P*v».s*M |, Rise «f i|| and we will elope ” furious man aboundeth in transgr#«aion,— twelve months from now and give a report n*)rrvAi*4 Vlt*i »f i|« The menace went up the hill In Prow. 29:22. an tha progress wa have achieved in 1086, K lirru iY re tf the silver bucket. There it some n e t *r viiorti - a *. |«1« t K V. Rukanka Jr. et u t ta Baa- fang doubt about what happened after­ fnr4 A ' l Nat Bank • *pi ru r r ? 4 f*# A «| t- I p ward. Some say the princen slid F»*1 *.ar4 RihV nf fo| im h ii * O a . l a Ca s rw tn n i.i ro rw T T B 1 f* \n -k * # u •* m« tn r i i f Tl voluntarily down the hill of g1s*t la f t * Mate •• * ,M •taikU'Bk kivinan Bank m . . . BBBisa F* Ip * f f ntta - ■ «• ! A. Miller ta Peel Dtwea rw J Si ‘ a n l * AAA Tyian i K " 1 Aim * ** , ■» •• •*' r. C o « a « IA cte r fa'itaf. .tn her waiting tov*r, Others say at »i *• " * •**« •*“ V I. xicfictig •» n «• |if •ft. her father ptuhed her. J n at Java a wife la trrtag B B Bsaskailai *l!fc**ra f* F* Hi,» « |f re l i y . & f.rt«R J|b*«i U Fta. BiaM W*A g* '« V « I A wife Beak af Saaf*r4 But they all lived happlle ever •PpflAfl Thra# raflaf Rict#*r raf«n A n«nri r«. •i* T» i l.e ' a e I . Btheeeh at aa Se Aaiaa l* S i - f ' . r at aa la I m Ta4 F I a PH*r* Rsn k nafi^a raatfl**»'p*h ||. *», • Wilimee at *• •her Oti* put Alva to work and A I.-I" A n I i« ni« th# *t ut tn ria Btaia fn taa»a» t FTra'*a»a flii|ptpi, Ik * m t a <a a ^ . 4 tl* irr *1. Pee la M. «. (Srieh It B. Itar.lia-n at ui ta 1m r,4 H«n||. #»f jpijinfApif quickly built the rounlry's larrevt f 1Msvp mf f*•.(>K||• - a»lrtf| at i i * I.-An A i m '* 11THIr | ain i a If jbi r | ft c t •I n • * * i*i try in ts •**o>ee I. Behi-nrh U« |n F i l l M-raaa at tie la HakaarA it^taa Pta Btaia I'. nk af n . a f « r 4 la 11 .* Walimen et u*. rlr’Vfif# rn A !* l a a 4 - r SniMh U «h# f T r » rtf trt Iw4lttaaa U O F T ANY DUCKS? t \ « ( , „ b nelaei Sruetee i*. tliilf U f a tai Pa. »a rttiaiaa M u atfta . r L* « ' * ' • M" ,k *4 Banfarg |a n**te at- *e>» H tlirrn el ui JACKSON, Mich - Pi The duck ■ nk Af Or la Mi* n ft V I * n »M 1 1 nm M O O I T B i - a n C » tar •« I.*m i , u i * Mail flair IJfa la . Pa. ta P iln .a * N i l »• ••toe of cl*re Tk*m»* film, hunting Drake broUier* baggc-l a «»•■»«« v a'- »»"* •• Aniaa * Tauag a* as ta lla n a i B -k af firlanA* o IVtiff*r Al> #* mi■ 0 *<1I on **.it*(ilo » o»H*e *f hear- jHtltvIrsd. # C * tn * «*t MV tlasoalrk P.aklaa at ut la Aiaaelloe for flvine snnr*l**rs f>** B.abaatg S lnaar. Pa. la B i a I,*. Vatlh t W<a**r *4 at la Beheet i t l - n l.aan f a D«n»ld and Ror-aM Drake were HP-in r» e x i t s of r ’lor* Tpooi** f i l m " l.ftM it ui W.ai W a .h ln iia a a* at ta g x . a n i i i - n ef r»*Meo« saeor n.akaarg riaaaeg Ca. hunting near the Peek Pri««n So B I U -'•reiral WHamaa la aiata at B l - t i - m M - | « r |nr tl..iaan .1 »ir. •• e-rs is ef r'lsro TU-toe* Hlno Fl-tMiia Kail K n.am ark aS at ta Oiaaea Otl r*4 « » » . A I.aaa A n a . |a ob lerll-o to .Is'iw - f f r - k « -r T » l * r Camp when they tpotted a man I>a> mrag U B u t M at la i. U B l - i t - w Vl-tar inI I .a r e <1 f a t r * M U ' # of r-ter* Tk-#o»s Omo crawling through a field, It *a< M'- *ii* *1 wa. SanfarB tlatae fa. Jn#. |, * , a . IM P»<t War. A I -a a A*.a. ta y**itt.o foi a t l n r n x * f*«* II W" Wara t i n . I* War«*.n4 1, f-i.| Ail N . t Wans. I-.*, A V V a n . . J . at r* e*l*te of 1 1 *0 , 1 *11 * ft Roire Arthur Prewitt, t;:, who escaped Ban tl ui n i .r a r 4 Malar fa. taa ta Baa. from the camp. The hrothers htlrl W n - h . , 1 Bialik la S'r.g W .a e - to «entorv. wnnrasuKe All Vai Bank at It at III >« M i l l * of Atfc*d V i l V i i u , an Prewitt at gunpoint and hailed a A. s*»r ratlin at u i la r , 4 1.4 n4 Kil l flanara al at la Baafarg Atl ria f u n Bank af Banfarg to •d.'.lnixr.ti# e pr,.-»*glnao link at Hantort. Xai Bank r» - •*,*,. ,.f H< •• Klc h*lb*rtec, pacing slate police car. Aeaen O l i . r fatlla f a f|r,t gi**hire* \r. t w i n * Seminole County Records m i ill **< »M YOU TOO CAN BUY A NEW 1956 189 h.p. V8 DODGE TW O T O N I P A IN T - T IN T E D G U S S TU RN SIGN A LS - W HEEL CO VERS V A RIA BLE SPEED E LEC T R IC WIPERS Magic Touch FU LLY mere powerful forte ia AmerifSD|potent its political uriaM. Until they get a lot bigger thaa politics Uisa either eeperetely. Tfl*‘r ”** *tie#|th will **' they are now— end Irit their power first b I trst ia the IU4 election* with the two pretent political whea ai.d if they back one of the powers— the leader! of the ATI. l ) two candidates for president. But CIO are not Lkely to try for a they will work in slale end local labor party. politics too. and speak to Congress ---------------------i with one \oire. J l'f lT A TEAM MA.V Vim* Republicsa politicians — PORTAI.ES. X. M. Easier* particularly Sen Gsldwster of New M u ir . L'nivenity fullh*. ig Arimna— term to have misgivings Tommy Hightower, in position shout Ishcr’s support next yesr. to tale the hall on a drive throat* The Aft. and CIO backed Adlal the line, apetttd ■ half dollar and Stevenson in IN I. Gnldwater said a quarter o* th* playing field. Sunday the AFL-CIO “ had nn A move to pick op the msn y rtghl” to rndone a presidential would has* cos' his team a five yard penalty. He didn't make the candidate In 1S'4. move. President Eisenhower, who beat When he rame ha.k he couldn't Stevenmn in 1912. said In saluting find the money and went on to the AFL-CIO yesterday that labor help KNMU defeat Washbuia CoU organisations have a legitimate Inlege 19-12, terest in politics But he ciuU"ned . . . . . . After the f»ma Coach Dewey they should be aure they “ ac- U n f „ „ n looked over the Held curately reflrcted'' ' 'the * 'thinking ” of and brought hack the half dollar "minonile* holding differing s»u and quarter — and two dime* at rial, economic and political **ll -• views." Tha weakest spot In labor's poll), ran! Horaung, N o t r e D i m e ical front— from the standpoint of quaitarback. alto Is a member of its ability tn uta it utmost strength tha basketball squad. — I* thst the union leader* cannot rrder their members how to tote But the A F I .n o isn't going tn dairy with his slogan — “ Princess •pend all It* energies directly in delivered milk. And the horribly ln ths yeart Immediately It Tier: r iw r r iT rot sit n r tmsi s is t m J t n in s i. r iw r r iT n r t'sossint. is is n r r m sr.wi. r,ch prince ita)rd entitary on ghead. sm sc in t S T T . sn. ooea. r Bounced that any man who climbed th* !<>P of the kill.certain U> tend IN UK A4-ptlen , * nrT|ni„ lla n s d -I rATOT ABVTH tireci.v a miaor. m i money iff** Alone. ! # , , . _ . . . . . . . now in umnni The StrTM'B T O t r r u t B Moral: Ifappme.a hai its ups b, f ,h# A r L .c|0 ,h# mer« tcv jav ik o n nreox. s tr.s lt>e af rrsMsore Is uokanwo. and downs. f on srs n»t»k* o n ilf itl thst r s r t . t.i c t r v i i i i t i i so# r t . K v x n it v a i , s i n e e v u n i . tts wire, kslS flls4 • r atilt*.** f-r Iks sitap. l i . a af PAT*T f ir m PTBOV, a wia-* 1 0 a 4sa»ktsr of JA ilM W. nrociv t « 4 •*>* 1st* fll.tDT* AT- Y O U 'R E T ELLIN G ME! Legal Notice I Your City Charter flection Id. C ITY A TTO R N E Y TO HE APPOINTED; D U TIE S The City Commission shall ap­ point a City Attorney who ahall act at leffal advisor ta the muni­ cipality and III officers in mat­ ters relating to their official dut­ ies. t'pon request, he thall furn­ ish the fity Commlttlon, the t tty Manager, or the head of any department, his opinion on any question of law relating tn their respective duties; provided that he shall not he required tn give hit opinion to eny subordinate thereof, and perform such other duties ot the City Commission may require. Section 17. C ITY A TTO R N E Y , Q U A L IF IC A TIO N S : COMPENSATIO N . The City Attorney shatl he a lawyer of etperience and authortied to practice l»w In ell lh« Courts of ths Slate. Hit compen­ sation shall be fu*d by the City Ceasmlielen. Section s». C IT Y CLERK AND ASSESSOR TO BE A P rO IN T Kfl BY T IIK C IT Y COMMISSION._ _ __ . _— . . . A IK __ ■ , TO BE C IT Y AUDITOR; H U T ITS. Thera ahall h« a City Clerk aid A l'e i'o r who shall ha exofficio City Auditor and who skoit he appointed by the City Conimiolon from eligible lists to l-e furniihed by the Civil Service Board. H » shall Issue all war­ rant* for the payment of money hr the City: he (hall keep an ac­ curate account of all taxrs and e-*r*-mrnt* a, ,1 of all money* dua in. and *11 receipt* and di»bur*omente hy, the municipality, and •hall submit to th* City Commlssion, at th* first mestlng In **« h month, a eomplet# report cover Ing tha rectipta and aipanditura* -f the preceding month, showing the financial condition of the City. He shall furrdth such reports and data at may h« necessary to fully Inform the City Commiitloa es to the Municipal affaire of the City, and eurh estlmatee ef asr»n«»e for the City Coyecwment as may ho required to form a hails for the annual budget la determine the revenuee weeenare to he raisrd eerh year. He shell a>>eit property for taias and pre­ pare the arterrment rolls at here­ inafter provided. Ha ahall perform such ether duties aa (hall he re­ quired under thU Art er hr the dilution ef the City Cemmitilsn or the lews af the City. Section I*. C IT Y CLER K AND ASSESSOR. COM PENSATION. The City Clerk and Assessor the!] receive surh tompemetloB ee may he filed by the City Commlttlen. Section ««*. C IT Y T A X COL­ LECTOR T O RE A P P O IN TED RY C ITY COMMISSION: DUTIES. Thera shall he a City Tes Cellector who shall he appointed by the Citr Commission from an , . ■ *, ■ m ■ L . j v -* elipihl* list ta he furnished hy tha Civil Service Board. H# shatl per­ form such duties as ara required hv this Act. he tha law* and ordinances of the Cktv or be th* City Commi*ilon. Section 41. C IT Y T A X COLLECTOR. COM PENSATION. Tha City Ta* Collector ahall racelva such compensation at may ha fil­ ed hr the City CommlstlttB. Section 42. C H IE F OF POLICE TO BF APPO IN TED BY CITY COMMISSION. Thtra shall bs a Chief of Police who ahall bt ap­ pointed hy tha City Commission fiom allgihte Psls ro ho furnished hy tha Civil Sendee Board. K IN B O V r>TkON s*i4 petllloa ha.na M s # '* tks r H t C t f l T C O f f l T c.y r w r NINTH Jl'CtCIAt, r i f t r-riT o r rt.omft* is vxn r*«n of; vttNOL.lt Cl If.NTT, al Pssfsre, <i floras T . i t r a k i r t k r o*tlfl*4 sr.4 rs. q air Id t « HIS sour oklScllc ns. if *oi. to ik* **14 id.plloo wltk Ik* ri* rk *f i H cslrs aa ar J*o- *rr I. 1111 tPaelj o r S*raS*a Clark af s*:l Caart Br r. 1. B<ir4i*k n*puiy rtark. “DO NOT JUDGE FROM MERE APPEARANCES” — * | A s 'k ir s B ia s kslsw l — Tha avarata cost af a Pre­ scription ta just about tbt charge for a good mtaL This la a tribute ta tba pharmaceu­ tical Industry that spends tailliana AA research yet beeps ultimata costa aa low. •erne medicines appear ta be aupanalre. Judging by apyaaranrat • d a m tapatslta usay net tarn U ba worth aa much •a alt dollars. Your PhytUaa knows their hlghtr teat and true value. Whan ha prescribes them for ymi he knows that your aventua! rest will ha murh lower hereof* they will do you more goad la last lima. Trust his fudgamant. Wa will cooperate by nriclng them fairlr. . TO U C H TO N DRUG CO. F t E s n i m O K CKEMISTR Car. lag • MagaaRa iileo a* OteBlaaass MN CsiffllM 44141 - By W4U1AJM IffTWrtfar m w a rn iF A Tcm e a aay mat read. Look* Hka Ota boat af Me an hie return from tails, French future will ba serving hi* guests Morocco gave gultaa Mohammad drinks by Uia Inch instead of tha ban Youaaaf an "Arabian NtghlaT mince welcome Muat bar# roliad aut f I I Use lying rad aarpat At lerweft broke ap a I f I tea ala jna(yh aad fkra tav aded a A Catifant*a maforiat waa In- acorbg got/ roars* al Caira, aofv-cd tn *sa aeparufa coUisiona in ■»P*. Th# lifrle apod eporisf •"» dag. Maybe ha flgured they d I I t Ba ckcepov by Ika daaen, Captarud aa Im a , a Ja paaaaa I I I “ b t did a t I now A * The tty kod« Wry peed!Hi ard |1 V* MlUaa la tales by Christare’re I I I A Chicago man must think the I I I law sometime* has claws aa well CorktaR party mart tufa _ AA teeth. He's been ordered ta eoun ba so d la plaalie boats (or pay IS weekly for tn* support of atoraga ta hi* estranged wife a pet tale PowerFl A U T O M A T IC TRANSM ISSION 2542 kffare Try and Stop Mo ■■ ■— l y BVNNITT CIRF---------- OiuteJi t i t‘oio �— Socialfosnii . i t a r S S 1! P i M o n a l i Fr.end* will ►# glad to hear that I John fullum »»* recently di»* TS# of WM1’ of charged from the Grange Memort># I ’rat Raoti«t Church met in ial H o ip iu i. H# if r o w at home fV» h-jlM‘-g of the g;| Catalina Are. o ^ r-H reeent'y for th#ir Week of Proror program*. M in Shirley Wall and M i.» 7 -on arrival refrethment* of Varll:-a • alhoun, fre*hman at fr .'a *», ra i». ramlio* and f r jit Honda Southern College ha*# * ' re *ened to th* young pedgtd S.gma S t n ii Sigma S^rh>- their leader*. ority. • A film atrip thorn* "Chal. Irrg r to Modem World" by Mri. Mr*. A P. Randy left Monday Poy Heel and Mri. A. J. Peter* f'*r Ft, limning, (ia. » b r r » aha •on aftor which th# member* wort will antor tha Army Ho.pital for to thoir varloua group* for pro- a rheek up. Going from thria to grama and burin*.*, I.eakrville. N. f . *h* will *i»ond Tho** nraarnt for th# Sunheam* •hii»tma* with her daughter, Mr*, wrra Jrrl Wheatland, Sidney tarter Wetaon. Parka, Ellon Brtta, Pal Harria. ---------------------------------Myra Athlry, Ruurll Tumor, U . . p .-i.. Clarenee Jnhnton. Dennia WhitM O S I 0 * Ijr ^ n tira , Clifford Cohan, Richer I, Tha Mothar'l Circla of thr Com Cohan. Franrin* W h a a t I a n d. mtinity Praahyterian Church nf t> Jn n rll. l.aa. Rra><ta Blown, I.tnda tala hid a tonal gathering Manila) Pall, D*e Gee Srw inrue, Ginger night. To o film atripi Harr »h»*n Cltvaland. Jill Pennington,GregoryI several par.nn* ftthltred aonga A'hlaa. I.ino* Stapler. and load- for tha anterlammant of tha audi■ i . ** " r* '* anca Si* member* of tha circle H. Martin, Mr*. Helen Cartrr and , ln4 . . j ny Tn World" A Urga Mra. Ralph B*it*. „ „ n r .m r tn tha gathering Attending tha M fl yaar old ( I . 1 Rafrarhmant* nf coffaa and raka *■ * % ,,t Carolyn Turnar. Lynn vtrr aarvad and everyone "had a Thomaa Peggy pnar. Sharon grind tima *• ™Gil#*, Fgaan Phagan. Marilyn Hunt, Judy lavender, Donna Su» r\ ■ m J Slow all, p ,t Reborn. . , d laadara D O O C e IS P l a n n e d Mra. F. E. Cooper amt Mra. John A danra will ha bald Dee # At Recent Session r. Fo*. Friday night, for the atmlrnt* nf Praaant for tha 11-13 (J, A. Junior llilh Sehnol at the Celery Waiting wer# Eleanor Site*, Crate Ail Scul’a arhnol children nf Jarki* Aihiay. Pal Smith. Ethel ff-ar. T in t, Tate. Ri||[* J t .n Ta.a, ^ m r n ,h . *n'1 Ath'* lt r Sh»rr«n River. Baity Ann Slamn, al»o Invited to attend. Pii* will be the annual Chri*t Ruby Cnhan, l.ynn Crahtraa and Kathy Weatfall. Leader pra*ant m^‘ *H " ,!1 bri ;n •* 7 30 • w »* Mr*. Cliarln Park. P m l» •* Informal, Membera allandlng the Inter*: ' mrdiata 0 . A. rlat* were Fay# Carol Elliaon and leader Mr*. W'il* Garner, Su# Knka, Jard t»*boii,a, •lie Pippin, W r V ji* * t 'V * 'ri * ^ jtSTA Rt your holi-dating on a firm foundation v.aroie v-ieveiana Feted By Mother On 11th Birthday 1 i M in Cmvle Cleveland vv** hon­ ored Tuev.lay after ichoo! by her mother. Mr«. A C. Cleveland im hrr Itth b rthday in her home. fiaitirt were played with price* going to Ruthia Carlton. Sandra Edridge. Judy Rohb an I Ally ton Lea, who held tha marked pine Chrtttmat decoration* prclomlnated tha party room* Wh.ta itar ja.minr and punrrttiaa wore u*aJ on tha taleviaion and on th# variou* table*. inter«per«ed with natural greenery. Alto lived were tiny figu­ rine*. Hefre.hment* of ealra lea eraam and aaltad nuta along with *«ft dnnkt ware teeved Helping Mr*. Cleveland ware her daughter, Jeanette and Mr*. Rub ert Berg. Attending the party were Rut hie Carlton, Reity Ann Slaiun, sally King. Sundra Eilndge, Barbara ItarrU, Ruby Cohen. Margo Dunn. Judy Robb. Penny Pulver, Ally ton Lee and Mary Helen Wathburn. ; Local Tourist Club Holds Regular Meet Along With Supper MISS JU A N t A R P K N TF R The Sanford Touriit and Shuffle I board held a covered duh aupper Turtday nighf. It.a pra-ident J Roy Rail w h» »anL cnmrd hack after a vacation Mr* m l w ngh, announced .h ,. .he Chriatmaa Part* will be held Tuc» day Dee 2? at . .to p m Ltehanga of gift* an.l a v irirty prr,.*r»m will be hrld. Rc.'rerhmenit will atari be •erved. Inttallatmn of o!ft,-er« nil held at the Janulr* merttng Game* were played Orange City will play Sanf.rd Dee 11 follour l hy DeLand on DfC. I.\ It wa* al*o announced that tha piano haa bren tuned and plan* for future new court* are hc.ng earned out. ★ ★ ★ ★ M r M r s . W. Carpenter Reveal i , — > Uauahter s Engagement I oday ^ ^ / ^|r ln ^ vti* \V O Carpenter i daughter lean to Attm.r It I’edi amiounte Ihe rnga.emrnt of Itieir go Orlando ton of Mr and Mi* ---------------------------------— llwiry Smith al*n -I Orlaudn he SHS Radio Program ■ C L J I - J A * . " 7 IS j C n C U U l C d A t / M .t ( at pen ter horn Herr and attrn ted hw al a«h-wd* gradu at.ng from Seminole II gh tn t'.'VI St.r wa. a mrml.it of (tie Pep Club, and 1 |)i wry .lafl and wa> an honor »l idrnl Stic attr, ia lue h'it*t Bipil.t * hutch of Sanfo I ant ti e m p o .it n* tn# N. vy tv change on tha S\ \ \s Vtr Pedigo tag* h-un in Rlul fit .-I VV V a an 1 t .- ■ *nt* then He it a tnrniher of the I S Navv and the t , >i Math Chu"*1 !!■ i. *1*1101,rd now ai tna Sanlrti) H o t The wad.ling will lake place Jvn I ) in tha Frr*t Btpii.t i hues Corn olele plant will tie J tin.named at a later dale Thr Seminole Hiah S, h«nl Radio program tonight will bring nver WTRIt tha utual *rhnn| new*, go* , p and announcement * along with me top tuna and couple of the week Thr talent tonight will ha Mlt* Joyce Milam plavlne "Heap Pur­ ple" on thr trombone Interview will ha Tommy \V*att and Kenneth Wednesday Dae ! ( h it bren »rt Ram.av nn tha affair* of lha SlIS a* the dale for lha Woman'* Club Gl.’a Club Program lime it 7 p nr Chrltlma* Luncheon tn the d u b --------------------------------- houte at 12 30 p m One way tn reheat cookrd fire la Mrmbrr* are a.krd to make rr tn add a lew !*Mrtponnt nf water tarvation* with Mr*. Dicar llarri to it and place it tn a rovrrrd pan New lift fnr plain rice adit rn -p »in a* *oon aa postihla Thoa# on over boiling water in lha oven the drrnrating enmnnttre are Mr* Stir Ilia r. a gently a few time* ha, on h I*. I anted chopp. -t green George A Slina. chairman, Mr* with a fork while li'a gelling hut onion*, and ehnpprd or 'alirrd al Itnwa:d Montlath, Mr*. W R Jen munda. nng*. -*irv. John L. Jewell and If there la a alight leeidental Mr* A. F. Ram«er. cigarette burn In your bent carpel. Give the tmall-fry a thrill h. lloatetvr* fnr the event will he clip lha plickenad end of the lufti rutting their *andwitihr« like jig Vtr*. Ren Wade, chairman: Mt». •Then a maple** cleanarr and u ater *a^ pu/He*. then let them icar Mabel Reed, Mr* Francia Boll and vporg.ng ahould dear up the burn range U>* p ie r* brfewe Viiry rat Mra. Georg# Wdla. I nicely. If,cm. Dec. 14 Date Set For Club Luncheon | Faces Seen At Chamber Dinner Held In Mayfair Inn Tuesday n . s v M i n i n i:n o The annual meeting and bin quot of the Seminula County Chamber of Comment# which •#» heh at the May (air Inn luetday night opened with an informal re ccpinm in tha lohbi a'. I pm •Southern" WeM Virginian* and "a " Beat Virginian along wiih hitine-* and cultural men anil women of Sanford were brought together :n an 4tmn«phetr of general g— d will topped wits I lie ellett that i.nly gihwl i.-od can leave on a |HT>on Janning. Randolph. tue»t t|wak rr, wat from a woman a |><>int <1 view, charming and at ca<r He lurned thr meeting into one tor the ta-iie* in thr anlieiur when hr ciwt.ed h* addle** with g,~i.| eien.ng girl*' Tlie aptaker cm P't4*itrd the un|«ortanee of worn on in t ie butmrtt and ir.du.iria world atol avptr**rd In* umitual >ati*!a.lion for Ihr opportunity to >|iaak to the wivra at well a* the bu.ilir-a men kl the apatke** t i t r with him weir i ham her of v ommei.e pre tldent and wdr VI and Mr* l.rorgr tuuhy. Mr and M i. Karl lligeinhotoam Mr t.nl Mr* For tr*t III rekrnt idea, Vtr and Mr* i " MrKthhin v and Mt * Willi* Pea.o.k aid trie Itev II ten spear 1 1 would like >o i Id a i*. >onal n It to >4> that Mr r»uh) make* a grand m a.trr ot eerrmonie* With hit aa*y man urr h* made introduction* of the tariout apioker* and anleitainrn dkr a plot* *-mn.1 S-utta of the uitara*trd people <>l bant. ri 1 * luitiiial and indii.tr.al w>u k* ain n,nng wer# VI; All 1 and Vtr. Ml* Ja, . Hall Ml 0 all) If Hoit.hiddit. J >1.1ge and VI r ant i a i r»t Ho i*h \ ir vt.-* Fie. i |<* ...n VI; at, d Mr. Al lee. Mr 4n*l \!f* 1 l Nhinhn. •er Ml ant Vlr* V l\ i.on Mr and Ml* lla! Pctciaoh atid V J Prlrt ."0 Jr Knioy.ng me drliceu* mail of pitrnr : it* road hiked polar,.e* talad green bran* coffee roll* ant tomatoe* tare (apt and Mia It VV Jack ton and i onimandci and Mr* i oiee |* m Uir sanlnrd Savai Auxiliary Station B L Prrkmt Si and B I Prikint Jr were pre*ent at an al. rtulr tahia along with Conti,n Bolhrnnrl Jamr* Hio>*n. and I V 1 itnrr hom Southrin ll'-ll and II B Pope AUo It ere foi lt r an. avion acre Mr an.* Mr* VI VVallaer Robert Wen; formerly with Paul Whilaman * Oiehe.tr* entrititnei tha rruwd with favorite *rlartion» Mr ant Vlr* Hard,I Ka.tnai Vtr* ami Mr*. C ft. t* a «r • o iv II II Golanian ain- g with Mr, and Mr* lt >h»r* B llheimer ><iumr4 in enjoy th* muiie vet* mueh Se*n »ittmg together wer# Vtand Mr* F |» S.ott and Vtr ant Vtr* trad P Parkin* V!*n Vtr nd M i. How ar,| i u*hmg and M rid Mr* Robert i 'it,..ng Vtr an i Ira Wally Philip* and Mr and dr* Hwi i v Rohton Fart Higginbotham Immediate •*»t |'#c*ldenl »|mkf on ''Action* peak Iatuder Than Word*' Ver. ttlich intnre.letl m hi* talk werr lr ant VI,* It F Cooper, \t, nd M r. 7'di Itatldt, Vtr and V|r. tavut Catehel Vtr and VI;* R r Vlitwie, Jerry Vleltrer and John Villiam* Mr an.) Mrt Rob May nan and \lr and 'lr « II II iltier alto com mented on tha tpeet h seen chatting in the lohny ware Mr and Mrt Roy \l.inn " r and Mr. Mrt I».in Bat**, and Mr and Mr. M I.. Rat-urn Sr. i# Camilla Hruee Mr* lieergia [la. Mrt Rohb,# Jo# Hunt. Ungwood; and F * Harper Sr II Wa.:r Ruekrr Rnherl k n m and W K K ,’hhnf' taen-e.1 in .leep eonvar»i1 Mn atmul tha main tpaakar The Orlandnani antartained tilh talretu n* aung "barber vhop •tvle 1 an,| were watmiy app a,.d el for their hatmonv Mr and Mr» (leorgr 'tin r Mr and Mrt H ft i ninilr* Mr and Mr* \nurr * Carravrav and Mr arid V . John lit/patrirk rrall* ennord the well »ung tune* Charle. \Iorn*on i r t t 3 A > r um a m c l p a i JJ T h u r« . Her. s, lfCi* Pnire " *f tha Longwond Chamber ut Com­ merce alto •'len.Ia! an e a r" Jenmnrt Randolph. j . » tlant to the prr-i'ient, Capita! A.tl.ne it dratted tha irn..p <>n ’ ’ fha *' ii, omm , .. Hit waim humor wa» iprracial I by thr ero«d and ha m th nit p 'in li almott in Itory f- rm sailing for the <• ige on wht h th# antartamment wat given van wat given >y thr n .i 'r - ■d \ ■ Ran flnritt and tab a de.oratinn* e * *tmg nf h.irn ng »h te ’ .tpei» turrounded h* tpra*e.t h atirhei wat dene h\ the courte*y of Tropical Crrati nt Vfti* the hanu-et man* com­ ment* w rit h* ant regard.ng the •peerhe* and eirnt* \. weir fa*or.ihia m that it wa* one of tha he«t". r H urry, h urry. Mum! P irn now fro m this exciting collection o f EXCLUSIVE I PENNEY COTTONS tu n a to ** to I* C#m#«r# f#e #w#hry,----- ,--------lL'*. lakrwi. aolortl Camp#*# th# **dnUe* e#«n«y atyllwgl Hurry, Mam , . plcl th# young it ! a <ampt*t# w-nrefrob* from tM* tporkling new F#nn#y col. Uc.ionl Pick print.*, (finchnmx, aolnl color*, ■olut am! jfinRluin combinationii! Many nr*t farr.oux D.vn It>v#*r “ Wrinkl^vhw!" cotton* All xrc styled to tha minut# with full •** tmp xki rt.*. «\riui*il« datxilinjr. Choon# yours nnwr . . . «t Uicm low I’onncy price*, they won't l.vst lonR! HOLIDAY BARGAINS IN USED CARS No Payments Till January 20. 1956 y e.ue*.. - HOW T O C H AN GE A RKD wa* nn# nf th# |e*<nn« learned hr the graduating e!*«« nf |l,e N'urting and H«m# Car# eour»e taken rerentlv at S'avia. * e of the member* get re , !> tn *lart tn work on a •*pati#nC'. Red Crot* Pin* w»re given the member#. (Photo hr J*m»*,ir,* HOW ABOUT THESE! Slavia Residents Complete Course; Receive Pins $3.50-$4.95 All The rnitr*e nf llnme N'ur.in? *nd D RIV IN G GLO VES EM PTY KITS W OOL SH IRT Be a lto g eth er $9.95 . H AN D KERCH IEFS beautiful, altogether comfortable with BOUFFANTE ”3 •••«" ■■•ft m i gMtab ahapa# th# ilcwler line of faihioa «4th M M W f e "M N d d s" (MUaf el •Id fiAioaed foundation*. Be fitted today...you*D | m Meetaf thi# unique foundation. Black of «U k Sima IMOk $3.95 UPWARD L IN E N S SOe . 75e LAW N S I1.SA . $1.95 SU IT BAG $6.95 HOUSE SLIPPERS $4.95 F LA N N EL PAJAMAS $3.95 N YLO N R A IN CO A T $11.50 Vi PRICE FA N C Y VESTS $5.95 FLA N N EL ROBE C U FF LIN KS FROM MENS 101 EAST F1UST WEAR SANFORD PHONE $1 .50 TRADE IN ALLOW ANCES LOW DOWN PAYMENTS L-O-N-G TERMS Cara nf tha Sick incorporating *'n Hefen.e ha* Keen given m SlaVi* for lha p**t teven waek* Vtr* John L Dud* Jr taught the mam bar* tn St Luka * Auditorium * Th# Rav. 9 M Tuhy praiantad Rad rrn*« pm* Ind rmttficate* to th# following *tudcn’a upon rom platinn of lha court# Vtr and Mr* S Mlklrr, Mr and Mri Andrew A. Sobek. Mr* John Dud* Sr . Mr* Andrew Dud* Jr . Vlr* Par dtnand Dud*. Mri John R Vliklar Mi»* Marian Slankn. Vlr* S Rook, Mr* Jerry Arndt and Vlr* George Jakubcm Jr A party followed th# oer»iion with refreshment* being ia;ved by th# rludant*. Tha cour*# aonrtilad of t teven week training period Th# fir*! waek wa* nn eau*e* and avmptom* of illnan; *eeon<) week, the patient in tha bed: third wrrk, making pitirnt comfort ah’e; fourth week, food and nutrition; fifth weeVa hom# nurting proredurr* ruth waek. pati#n; out of bed; and ifvtnth waek. civil defanaa. Th# majority of the V|il*auV.»# Riaiea farm elubi will do their •pring ai VV#yrn>ti, (!«., under th# »up*rvi*ton of farm diraetor John Mullen and camp director 1222-J .Hugh Wia#. HIGH *51 ’•18 F O R I) T> 2 C I I I 'a V U O L K T ’51 P LY M O U TH 4 DOOR SU D AN With Fordnmntic. C H LY R O LK T 2 DOOR SFD A N TO R H A R D 4 $ 193 a With Powarclnl#. DOOR 1954 C H EV RO LET ?595 STATIO N ^950 $497 WAGON FULLY EQUIPPED S1695 53 Dodge 4 Door 53 Dodge Club Coupe 53 Pontiac 8 2 Door 51 Dodge Hard Top 52 Plymouth Club Coupe 5796 5791 ? !0 9 4 5697 5590 Seminole County M otors, Inc. 519 E. FIRST ST. PHONE 1011 ■ -----r-“ f �•* THE SANFORD .HERALD Gridsters Par* « Tv Has Helped Football PLAYS FOR PAY NOW rtMfg.-_.tr T# A 0 £ # r WMPLePQ/i M B y HUGH FULLERTON JR. I t * A i u k U IM P rc u CHAM * M W/LL ' J 3 r / Thera* been mot a inter*»t shown in coilege football and more tiiit abett it since tna Nstionsl Collegiate A A uas been briagmi tna gsme into living room* and bar room* via talevuion. liaa Uiat helped the game at a whole? XU** 1/ / Waldrop, Huevtn-sn, Ala ; hack Tbe number of high achool foot­ Uoe Frank Mccorralrk, Hartfcwd. ball surs who have signed grants- Ala.; tackle John Samples and ta-sid with Southeastern Confer- guard Joe Lambert, Bailor; half­ t&ce colleges soared well over the back Lamar Rawsnn hark Leo Flynn, I’ensaeola High; and guard, ion mark today. Bubba Phillips, Albany, Ga, The colleges started signing up Hit prep gnditeri Wednesday, the Alabama— Halfbark Paul Rood, first day athletic scholarship* n. E. Le* High, Thom aaIon, Gs ; could b* awarded legaUy under halfback Gary O'Steen, annliton. ' Ala ; ends Don Colemend and SEC regulations. By collegei, thoso signing in­ Morris Harwood, tackle High Pat­ rick, guard Don Cochran and cluded: _ Auburn-Fullback Ronnie Robbs bar lit Rosy Byan, Ted O’Toole and quarterback Robby Rndeaitl.. and Ceril Hurt, all ef Woodlawn; Chatlano-'gi High; back Cirfo*i hack Bill Knight. Shadea Valley, Moblev, Savannah High; Roy s* “ l, Ala.; bach Mel Taylor. Ramsay, Fairfield (Ala > High; end Jimmy Ala ; end Jerry Rrannrn, center Putnam, Phillips (A la i High; Don Heath and bark Neil Tierce. tenter Din Sims. Woodlawn. Ala ; Anniston; end Buddy Wood*. Cen­ ‘ and Herbert terville, Ala ; hark Arlan l artiw, barks Richard• “Rush DeKalb. Ala.; back* Marlin Dyest and Mark Wise, F|hs, Ala.; end Wilbur Hufham, Sidney, Ala ; full back RusarU Johnson, Alab High, Bayou La (litre, Ala ; larkla Gene W'arhursl, Murphy (Mobile, Ala ) tackle Billy Walker, Foley, Ala.; lackla Buck Burns, Tuscaloosa, B y T H E ASSOCIATED P R E M H / 3 / £ 0 N 6 -^ f Close Games Cause Basketball Coaches To Grey, Bald Soon Nipal D tp ; ' PRO f eeeuT / /V f //erf I pec, / Dunso. V The nsliaas sport* writer* and broidcaitcri. uncertain atxiut the rflecl* of TV on football in pail seasons, cait a nearly unammoua vote in favor of it aa an adver* tiling agent in lh* Allocated Preai poit-ieaion football lurvey. But Ihey were pretty evenly divided ai to whethrr televising football hurt the gates al non * tclevued games. Orly a few raised the question of whether the NCAA restrictions on television were satisfectory or otherwise — a subject that has brought a sharp division of opin­ ion in past seasons Apparently they feel that the restrictions, like TV, are beta to stay. In rrply to the qurvttnn. "Has the televising of games increased or derrraved interest of the public in foolhsllV’ lid out of 119 news­ men and radio-TV e»peris gave the opinion that there had been an Increase. More women and people who normally iton’t go to »*•• games, they pointed out, now are getting a taste of football and T J V / CAN A P O TO ws 4?>,coo ojapantse 0A W/NN/NO THE Pressure Relief For Coach To Be Discussed At Meet R«l*jid Pardue. Caplitn ef th* North Caroline football team, I* ■ pra-miniitfrial student. IC O * M A TC H T O U R , i f O P WHICH TH eR E'S t . A H A P P /T /C N A L t 42$,ooo Bonus- L ts How ever*, / / w on t th a t / B e so eA$y S/NCB */* c H 'f r M com f eoMPer/T/oH *hll M Q M 'PANCHO‘ G O N Z A L C S t NASHVILLE, Tenn (* — Two ngges'ions aimed at relieving pressure on football coach** may enrae up at th* annual Souiheastten Conference meeting, which opened h*r* today. . .One would put the BF.C on rec­ ord against the NCAA’* sn-eeltod Dartmouth amendment. The other would propose -3 an lu lfM o w R rM ^ In honor grante-te-atd agreement L. athletic scholarships The big 11 eonfab a*acted no SO EASILY SO REASONABLY In i rHILLirS HOME In LOCH ARBOR Bine* 1919 Sanford’s Leading RuUdrr Homes for ovtr ISO* Ssnfoid p«opl* Helen office L illie Venice Telrphnne 1501 with meeting* of btlllMM gar* and «*«*•• **d ** Motors ta prepare recommendsJon* for pceaentatlm to their president*. The president*, who enact atl conference legislation, meet tonwmrow and again on Saturday H * tecond day la needed. Report* Hi*i four school* will apply for memberahlp In the league could atir up activity in mkat otoerwian appear* lo he one al the Hghteit agenda* In m e n l Official* Irom Hie Unlm iH let ef Houston and Miami (Fla 1 are here to dtaeua* proapeeto with the SRC rtpreaenUlltrai. In •ddltton, Mlitlarippl SnuHiern and Florid* State have been talked ef a* potalbte eontendera for mamberahip It appeared doubtful, however, tbit the league would topand at thii time. The Dartmouth amendment pro­ hibit* achool* from transporting to their campuses, feeding, lodging « r enter la iais* pmvpr 'tivo high achool athletes. The rule doe* not prohibit alumni from doing these thing*, however. The granta-tn-ald proposal would provide that all ronfarenra* now suing similar methods of signing athlete* enter Into a gentlemen'* agreemant to hoar* one another’s algnee*. Snead Is Center Of Attraction f , L. Vm MIAMI. Ma. tJMtlimmto* Ramtoy Snead, the old pro from White gulphur Sfwlngi, W.Va., was the cooler ef attraction again a* iai of the nation's best golfart opened r „( the 1)2.900 Miami Open Tournagnent today. g0. Snead, a Hr* lima winner of this I nvent, was putting well and ebj-t; vlousiy feeling good ta pretournaBet men! rounds, an indicatinn ho may ai Ho In top form for tho first time ir nlnrr a back ailment began botherl log him to USt. Snead tuned up wqth ■ Sunderl • pat fij ovar the La Gorca course tirida y while pro and amateur < qualifiers warn competing over the •,00-ysrd Miami Springs course, where the list edition ef tho tourrnament will tw played. Bob Roaburg of Palo Alta. Calif. r? I* defending champion, having f i l scored hit Brat major professional E leumimanl victory whan he cam* from two strokes bark to wto on *a last day with a Tt-boto total _cfj m last year. tofctehak won ton Harana hndtaB I P 1. 1' 11 •*< appaan m t B And Pittsburgh, which trampled Michigan 7MR In ita opener, had to scramble to beat little Allegheny M M on Johnny Lanr's two field goal* In the last I If Thoae were the clove ones And there were others which waran't aa » y y aa Ihey look. M I jouii had to scamper In the second half to beat Centenary of Shreveport. La.. M AI go did Mar­ quette In 1U * 7 1 decision ever Valparaiso. Yale upset previously wheat™ Connecticut 92-17 with Johnny Lee and Chuck Ross totaling •! points, but the Ells had to frpesa the ball in the last l '» minutes. There were vrry few runaways, but levrnlb-ranked Dayton, Clnclnnafi and Mamphla Mate man aged It. Dayton, led by armv-re iturnee Jim Paison'a 19 polnls, , made Miami (Ohio) Ita third [straight vlrlim T3M ; Cincinnati raised the 100 mark for the second time In ft* twa atarts, dubbing Tennessee 10*41 with Phil Wheeler canning St; and Mamphla Male, topped by Forest Arnold’s M point*, dumped Hardin-Slmmons from the unbeaten 102-SI. NEW YORK IF - Hugh Duffy Vlllinova I'd In the art ton. Daugherty of Michigan Male’s routing M Franria (P a ) 100-77 Rose Bowl hound Spartan* won with Jim Power scoring 17, football Coach of the Year honors Baylor of the gouthwesl Confer­ by the biggest margin to Hie II- ence vttm Ita first In three atari*, y*ar history of th* competition helling Oregon Mate, IMh ranked conducted by the New York World- last season, to a third atralgbt de­ Telegram and Sun and Bcrtpp* feat * 47. Howard newspaper*. Daugherty received I N fleet place ballot* of too 9* east by mem­ bers of the American Football Coaches Assn , according to H* compilation announced today. Tho to-year-old Michigan Mate D. Daugherty Gats Football Coach Of Year Honors coarh i n a c a a d a Henry "Red* Sandm a* tho eountry’a No. I roach. Handers eoachea u n j l . Hit Spartans’ opponent to the Rose Rood Jan. a. Daugherty's roarer* rival was Bud WOktoaoo el Oklahoma, Hi* ]« * winner who received M flnt place rotes. Woody Hayes of Ohio Stito was w it wttb It. Then foilowed Bear Bryant. T h i s Aggies, » ; Abe Martin. T « a * Christian 2*. and M a Mkfeaalaca ef Pitt with » . The Rickard*. Maurice end Hen­ ri, are Ike ninth eet ef brother* to he** played for the Montreal Canadian* to th* National Heckay League. Larry Doby To Sign Contract; Sox Adds New Scout To Staff nnCAOO * -L e e ry Dnbr. *1ar to tho Dileegn Whtta Rna trading •rtton turn tor. to to arrive today to sign hi* 19* contract. The gov acquired the Wugrtnr outfielder from Cleveland to a deal for outfielder Jim Buaby and short atop Chlm Cateasqucd. Th* So« added a new ecmrt to thetr ataff resterday. We I* RIchaH Paul (Rrdl Smith, It • year •p!4 Tfteran football and baseball man Smith plaved guard and fullback at Notre Dame under the late Knute Rocknq from 1*4-1*29. Tn 1*27 he wse a catcher with the Neve York Ol sets and later marked and emitted tor Ike Green Bay Packers and football OtaMa. IN / C O N V E N IE N T , S IZ E S ! ,Wow you CMh a il the m l thing in « new King-Sin Ibottk, to» — J u t light far a ldug-sin thirst —or lor “two witk Ie«.MSu m distinctive, brachif U sl«. j # # • su m lively sparkle • • • same trusted quality. W i| b U tk k g ta p T M M X O N L Y A T D IA I yj-.v N i v f’r ■- -»A, - A t . V>.'k N tZ j ■ f l U H M M l i l 'X B V A* o A n f \ M U I f tn r if t » . • COV* c e il CANT S T �♦ If I t ’s W orth A n yth in * I t ’s W o rth A iro rtlo ln * In CLASSIFIED ADS MISCKI.IJ4NEOUR — 12 A R TIC LES FOB X A t.lt - 4 13— HoumT3Tning tjblrs IN T E R E S T E D IN SAVING? Rollau ay bed. Inner Sp. ... *22 50 New- roll edge AmerKin Beauty Buy YOt'R f-aod whofPsale. Ph. IQ5A W'. *9 a. m Inner Spring Msttro's *2140 Florence nil >pare heater 3 Redroam Cneerete Bloik 14- SPRnAl. SKRTtCRF — If St.tiOrt RTU. It's like new S-Vton VA — *223 Down Payment 3 Ft. Frigtdalre — u'ril 3 monthtvt. Per Month P k I I’l i n H i ; , Rrr-sxv flesllag »o guarantev* this one . MYoo Kitchen Fully Equipped. SI. fi. IIOIKIKS Apt BoUlc Gas stnvp V U (" Art fast to choose rotors and tile. Sera-re on All Water Pumps— \Iahogany China cabinet . $33.ro 0 »l* r • W ellor llomea, Ine. Wells Drilled — Pampw Bed-spring anil Mattress Stfiin General Ce.UacUag I’snls Road Thnae 7M Gate leg oval table ItOOO IN I Meltonvilla Ave. rheaa IN t 30oil and gas hosier, from *13. up FM>UK sanding and Bnithing S R EA L E S T A T E FOR SALK. 2 B EA U TIFU L Isbe front home for gracious FIs. living, a bedrooms. 2 hath, Fla. Room, acreeird porch, central heating. Soring fed lake excellent fishing 330,500. Term«. fl.Ofln Down 2 BEDROOM furnlihed home, 3 lovely shaded lots, 3 miles from town. *6,1130, For year Real Estate need: Calien and H a rk ry . Realtor* taa N. Fork Ave. 11m m 2112. NOT A PROJECT! B I T — Homes of peal Individuali­ ty: Brittany Firm Homes, f'arlv American. Ultra Modern, Conventional k French Colonial types. The Super Trading Post Mite Smith on IT *2 Ph. 3017-M If M. Gleason, Lake Mary. 5-ROOM furnished Hnu*e. large lot, eitruv trees, reasonable. MM Myrtle Ave ARTICLES FOR SALK__ - V RED-l-MlX CONKRETE Mraele Csscmr Co. 300 him Ave. Phone 1333 IN S T A L L M IO N ofUnoleum . Car pets. Tiles. CHRISTMAS SPECIA1. Sanford I.innlrtim .A Tile t'o. 127 tv. 1st st. CHAIRS AND ROCKERS W C L A K A A P A R T M E N T S : rooms, private baths. li t W. First SL Rollaway and Baby Bod* Day. Week or month— Tel. 1*25Furniture Center l i t West First Avalon Apt*. 720-W BOeieney. Fhon* ISE bemltola Realty tor D**tr* able Homes aid Apia. Pbaee 71. CLEAN 2 Bedroom furnished Argument. T in s . in. 317 Oak jlfirt. l ’hone t i t . ___________ as colored General Electric appliances and colored plumbing futures. AND available at reasonshle prices, with the best financing A with minimum down-pay* menta. Wellborn C. Phillip., Jr. G r n r r i l Contractor HFAT1NG m F U R N ITU R E SLIP COVERS. Lynns Dry Goods, 1307 West 13th SI.. FOR SALK — OR TRADE - 1931 Ford 0 eyl. tnn Truck, dual wheels, A 1 condition. Call 1030 dsjs. llof-W, nights. VEW 1-bedroom unfurnished Apt . screened porth, UWi bath. One Work North of Ptaecreil School and near Shopping Center. WIT Elm Ave TR E E Ripened Naval Drang*-*. Hamlins and Grapefruit. San­ ford Ave. k Pineway. Ph. 229-W. A TTR A C TIV E LY DESIGNED *I T extra eaah for article* yea PRICED G to T W I) BEDROOMS. L I V I N G BEDROOM HOMES teaser use. risce yw s f SoL o o m , e l e c t r ic k it c h e n , from $10,090. to $11,000, FRA deyVnkaae 1ML JB A T H . CAR PORTE *M A aed VA (G I) Financed. 50 GALLONS Green House paint. MONTH PHONE 2t9T. PRE­ *20. 11* Mellonville Ave. Ph *79. FER COUPLE. ODHAM A TUDOR* INC. GARAGE .A P T. FIRST Floor. I room Apartment. Bvlderi of Finer Homai for FIVE — Pc, Wrought Iron Dinette Set. Like new. *33. Ph. 293* J. All Utilities furnlihed. Retirrd Florida Li ring. couple nr single person *15 a QUICK CASH far Furniture. Addweek Nice location Ph. *!(t-M, SaJaa Office— 2*2* So. Freach .Ave mg Mathias*. Typewriters, GutIW lloliy Ave.________ 2100 er 2M0 hoard Meters. Bests. Super TNdtog Feat. One mile Smith 2 Bedroom Furnished House. on JT-tS. Phone 3017-W. 113 W. 1Mb. Call M6-W after 3:30. ECHOLS Quilttop Set . . Reg. *139. R O U N D floor three room A p t, Trade . . 4W00 (Twin or wall to wall carpet, all conDouble Sire) venirnm , hot and cold water. LUXURIOUS Foam Rubber Set 345, month 313 Palmetto Ave. Reg. .*159. Trade . . . *129 no Phone 2392. KING SIZE Hollywood Bed *n X 90 Mattress FURNISHED cottage, dean and to X 30 Box Spring desirable. Phone 432-W. Headboard (Decorator Plastie) K ITC H E N E TTE Apts. 2 Room Reg. - *179.00 furnished Collage, Clark's Tour* E129.SA E . m i n i lit Court. 17-92, one block South CHOICE of Many Different Suites of City Hmiti. Bookcase Bed Double - Dresser FURNISHED garage Ant., three Large Mirror rooms and bath. ISM Sanford Mattress Ave. Phone 1474. B «r Spring LOWER Apt. furnished, also Gar­ $169,0.1 ace Aj^t 1209 Magage ‘ ‘ furnished. ‘ ECHOL S "Dsy-Or Nighlcr" Sofa, noli a Platform Rocker Chair m Choice of Covering RmhmCmtmmm O JU :V SU M S BCBO UI B ID D IN G CO. Ua Ph. 1 r. Mgr. I p. m. LARGE Furnished Apt. 310 Maynolta. Ph. A. K. Rossettcr, 212. Under N ew M anagem ent SAN LA N T A APTS. Vacancy. Nicely furnished. Phan 17I9-R. f71TT VH ■ IL L I U U D K tiiz SSP n w n ir “ W 1 \A tm JtA f A ta to a , B A avk Uka F M Ita * V SF igtoflito A lt o a M to J T G L terms. To H ot^Ttoi Bay e baby Mather of Snnfortl M VICE rooms- I t . week. Ph. 1013-W. for *115 tip *57.3(1 up J? rat A >9 73 i nr me B E S T mi* In Nstionatly 5 lew M a.le i, Com idem tine Rempel Soft rubber Adi Furniture «re H IE R o l.D rS CAMERA SHOP . to»« from s9c. Sanitary Bella 2in S.mth Park \re. B FR RY S 55 ARKHOUSB and ParifieM. Fm miure Company lint MII.I.AT A ANDERSON 901 H . First ‘ l)n The Corner B> The Clock.’* EN \K LO P ?S, .ettertieada, state menu invoices, hand hills and Pr o g r a m s , etc Progressive SEP I Fir many G F . Hc'ting ‘rintaui Co,, Phone 40* — SOI home and Dormer cr nnalt t i.r th-'.e *Special" • '■end PHO­ TO GR APHIC rH ri'tn ia i Cards w -t nth st electric appliances at sour Sewing Machines, aai Repairing .Me BOHN III I 15 I ItS of 5our linme, rtnldrrn nr GOODYEAR .SERVICE STORE I U n to* S. Park ftoss 1TC2. family. A ircavured gift! k a n d a u i. K u : r n m : i n . lit South I’ atk A'c 5|^Vc vniir The Perfect Gift T o r pop! A.1 EK'ctneit l otiir.’i tuij an t Itcpaiis iflcction for t hrl.tmas \ JW . ' F^avy O iatr" or Rocker Larj* 201-01 E. 1st StPhone 127 t \ MESON S TU D IO Bn*rorty Appliance Cantor a ..lortmrnt, all lvpe«. TV Service C rn irr Phone .M:W III* North Park A ir •*Your WesUnghous* Dealer,• Brndlx and Crnslcy Appliances SANFORD F U R N ITU R E CO. Mas tat Washers .mo Kast 1st. St. Phona 21* 112 Alacmilia A te. I'h. I l l Coleman ileateri ... *59 95 nn 115 Magaalla Ave. Phone 1757. C O C K ER I’l l’S for their Christ­ i». m . c A M r m n . L mas. AKC ftrgtstereit Ph 193? NO C H A R G E i M t E MARY — Furnished Houae. Lut your houses and apts. tor IN I CASE DC— 4. GOOD CONDIprone 717 or 1574J. TION *910. rent with us. For 60 days we B R ITT TRACTOR CO. SHALL N O T make any rharge •WO-iledmom Apsrtmnit. Clean, Fheee M l to either party for finding a ten­ KJvay 17-tl Reetk -amactively furmihed. Use ot ant, while the new incoming (Garage end selephone. 175. Window Sills — Lmt.lt *Pnona 1ST. O il CHRMTMAS SPECIAL Flue Hloekt — Cradle Blocks RR. Nicer Section, ComGrease Traps — Dry Wells. rLreer 2 Room Apt. and bath. 3 ptfiely CR, famished <House and Mirarla Cencrrte Ce *Phone 2993-W, 111 Fit" Ave. Furnituire Like Ntw>, Well- 200 Elm Ave Ph. 1335 landscaped— Tile Bath, HaftiVuo. Apt. 111J Park. Adults. USED Electric coir dispentrr wood Floors, Automatic Washer drink box. Good running condi­ and Dryer, only !2*on. down. T U N . Effieienry Apt. H ig h w a y tion. Ideal for beer storsgo bos Just one moathl/ payment Home ;:* 2 South City Limits, Phona Can bn ssen at Tha Sanford Appliances, and Furniture only ..U -W . Slumherlsnd Court. Herald. *40. *Ajda mo. or II,NO Down Call for appointment. urn. Apts . Sunporch. Clean. $55.. M T T A L ROOFING »55. t i l Park Avenue. . Give your children a room up­ New to Stock. 3-V Crimp - t 4 " stairs. and you the quiet, restful " i r m i i ’ tl IH** Camgated. end 3 Ro°n Apartment*. downstairs. In one of our live­ 4tot all Year roofing needs s< Phone 24M -J ■ able 3-slot y Homes. Reasonable R — ■ Caw crate Pipe Co. Term*. ntREE-Roora^ funiih ed^^ Ool Waal 12th $L Pheoa 24W ment. GoupM. Let US ahow you some ef our l ’slmrlto. Usa our Lay-a-way plan on Toys, nicer Homes, from $13,000. Rlryrtoa, and *ni*U-^#p1lance». FURNISHED 3 Room, bath, full 11.Silit Tv»wn' 2 ItR* Asbestos SidEa»v Terms at kitchen lly week or month. tng. Kitchen equipped Land­ Five Point! Motel, t miles South F U R N IT U R E C E N T E R scaped. This la a real clean on 17 *2. 111 Weil lit St. Phono 1425 deal/ TT GARAGE APT. unfurnished. « ACREAGE rooms and bath, larje porrh. Mrs. Brntrn MLIer's delirious 30 Arrea including grove and Clot* In. Phona 3M or 1177.___ HOMEMADE F r u i t Cakes, lakw front. It,000. as arre Phone 2023-J. N IC ELY furnished 2 Bedroom Apartment. Phone 2164 after a. ISO Acres — *30 no per acre. Par— Factory to Yen — Hally fenced: Part grove land: EFFIC IEN C Y Apartment. Suit­ part pasraiw land and part pond. T w r i l n H tw to This la on# of the few good low able for bachelor or couple. todoMd hand. Sag-proof bottom priced acjwagea left. Steam heat, private bath, show. raft M B ptocMe ends. Floatc er Aar. Cnveaiently lorsted. Across W. H. ••RIP* KTKMPEIt rayea topes- Chiton or nyltw •ffrom Pott Office. Inouirj M in­ Realtor — General lnava.ee uet Jacobson Dept. Store. ftem .Se R. DtegfelSer, Aaaeelal* m i Pafat Co. 2122 I II N. Park Ave. It 9-114 West tod 81 Yurnhhed. 3 rooms. tQ* Phene Us ,h. All private. Phone SOtMV-T FURNISHED W. J. KIND rscs South Park rksse &a •’flames of DDUnetusn” CORN F E U Beef amt Pork for Since 1M9, Sanford's Leading Floor Ftirnsres amt Cireulstors Pbnne 1 IO Frrerer. 1) F I’rnntnfiton. luike ni H U |* 12 H . A . P O P K C O - IN C . Builder of homes for over l.SOO Jenny, re.ident phone 2.U* 51 people. Sates Office: Little Venice 200 ttontt Park Ate. Phene Ml* Spare Heaters and Floor Furn­ in Loch Arbor. aces Liberal Trade-In. 3A SPORTING GOODS_____5A Used furniture, appliances, roots, p im m im i etc. Bewfht-iold. Larry's Mart. S tra ig h t S h o o tin g 221 Baalist St Phone 1431 MSHF.I) Apt. Clark’! Touriit irt. One block South U ly iltv on 17-92. BROWNIE Holiday M i Hi Camera* Phona l*i7 For Belter Mumutng See or Call MODI IIN O f ( A SIO N A I. Upholstered in iicautiliil Modern B U IL T On U r g e Landscaped tapestry, smartly rtvled blonde ARMY-NAVY SVRPI.US l ot» : m the best of neighbor­ ro n n r v r Cots, blankets, jacket*, shoes, arms .md leg. • with no-sag hoods. boots larpaulirs, luggage, paint. spring construction— vour ahnice F U R N IS H E D A P T S . of Cliair or Rocker. 310 Sanford Ave. COM PLETE with all the features JM West 1st. Or Call It FttiMJ'l.SS you have dreamed about surh ture Center. l i t Weil til. rieanmg. waving. Serving Semi ISOle I 0 Ulty -:nre i'> ;\ Uet into sour favorltn arm chair, roiax . . have a cup o* coffee, im ylio light up a cigarette and window shop tiii.n easy “Classified Way” first. For your convenience, the .Merchants of Sanford will list many of Santa's choicest item* in thes» columns daily. Take a ntinuto now and plan your buying, you'll eavo timo and money ar.d frayed nerves later. . . BajWJl I ’SKD H U N S 12 GA. STF.VENS Doub!« . 33.3^ 12 Ga L C. SMITH. (tight as a‘drum) ............ 52 on l« Ga STEVENS, Double Barrrll ........ 52 50 u. Ga. J. C, HIGGINS, Bolt Action . . . . ?l 93 If. Ga. STEVENS. Single . . . . II <» Single Shot STEVENS, ?7 • G o.hI rnndilion * 93 MOSSBKRG Single Sh->1 ?2 3 9. Y'our auUioriied Browning De. l. er TYinchrttrr. Benungton, S’.cvent. Mnt.herg and Marlin. U S E D P IS T O L S - T i l l . H O L Y B IB LE — • Large As*nrtmeni • k rcc Miin-.gtamuig POWELL'S O F F IC E SUPPLY ltd Magnolia \vs-. I'hi-nc :uu. In the States op Ovrrirax Give A Herald Subscription. " A letter From Home.** 1 )J u) — a xfonths. .V*T i .l\V A I L l - y Thono 1*21 Lady Duchess ami Lady Sunbeam electric shavers, 11193 Com­ plete line* — Shull on. Max G A T I . I N HR O T H E R S Factor, Vardlry and l.cnihcric D m cure and Hullrioter Servlre Phones: 2221 — Sanford, 2212Gift Set*. trorr S.mfnrd Ave. for home IN SER VICE No Finer Gilt Phona 111) i3 ii H ID E Selection of ?. 1 and t BrdriM.ni llomcv. For information call 2*71 - 17 92, HlawaliU. Ro s a l P a y t o n , b r o k e r Annabella B. Henderson, Avioe, H AVE YOU vlvlled MONROE CORNER C R A FT A G I F ' T SHOP, onf \3>.t F'tro, 3 miles from clock’ iUnusual irlertims ef Gift*, including work ot flo ­ rid* craft*men). G e u v i, H ill’31It.l,A T A ANDERSON DIM 3',i>D 3G t""ig Sentinel. D t "On The Corni r By The Clock." land.i Evening Star. Call Italph Twitting B aIon v ................ *1 2.3 up lta>, 5130. Ukrlelcv ............. At 9* up R AN D ALL E L E C T R IC CO. Ruv Yiwir W IF E tha Spec.il t.ift' Portable 4 Speed M2 3tacnnln Ave Phnnw H I A Friiidatre all por-. lam Dryer P L U M B INC! Phonograph ............ *23 33 OH--t . Sunbeam. I mversal, «1. E., A lasting Gift Contract and repair work. Free other mskn of .mall applisBce* climates, R. L Harvey. 3*4 BI KUII'S MUSIC SHOP Med renonabl* TV repair CLAUDE It W O L F E App Corp 32 C O L T Automatic Pistol .. 39 95 Sanford Ave. Phone 1UR. 207 Wett 1st. St. Phono 5071 Service us limn. 303 Sanford Ave. Phono 2117 3* Spenal Nickel Plated S A W .................. 49 93 INI U ltO ll ant E X T E R I O R 3* Special S A W I’a-nfing. Paper llanging. Phone Nickel 99 91 3IJ-W, BuHum A Walker. Manr new Pittolt in Sines Smith A Wesson, Celt, ill Stan­ SKSURANCK — 14* K ldard Rugrr and H A It rTHTTmiUr. aiipITTncrT^T»Tev How will YOU swap? and service G II. Iligli, Oviedo, F’la. Plume <131 ur Sanford Rate* to T K S f r S i C aVelfrr7(tni IM? W after 6 p. m Policy hoMers Factory retad mmirnu'n prices John WltliamN Inn. Ajrowcy OPPICR ROdtKMKNl - O i l l baoferd AtlaaUc H O a S O N S p o rtin g Condo 31 tot East 1st RL________ Phone *93 HAYNES Office Machine U n , Type*riter\, adding machine*. Sale* Rcnlals, 311 Flag, I’ll. 41 ART 1CLICS W ANTED litgaest CASH. TRADE-IN prices 1 4 - I I DIVERS PLANTS SHRUBS paid for uaed furniture Call 9Vt. IS— WUaon-Uaier Fumilura Co. ]ii RF.Atmr FAMOUS Phnne 971 IM S*>. Dak Ave t# ll-A IT t< M (im i.F S lK A II.r a w (Open evenings by appninlmenl.) iu.I.IAT i.E ' i uuplo l«i .uppt.' Is n rM U D F l. A I ah.F a good, runs good, Gusnl tires, 2(20 Orange F»r liie be.t. come to peter J’aiil'v m rnl income by managing Itcautv shopne. 55,11 give (mme Ave. apartment hnu»r In Sanford, permanent. Phone 4*9, llo Mag­ J’W s o give references, age, and to see US before nolia. other information, P. u . Bog It wtT. pay YOU Evening! and you t»uy. Open ~ 1211, Savannah. Ga." H E LP 3VANTF.D Sundays MECHANIC — Well 113— IJkUNDKY KRRVVIUR - R K m issde Trailer Sale*, raulpped I*stalks. FIs. shop, excellent location Weekly guaranli'e. paid vacation. Semimile Truck A Tractor Co., IDA) N EW 1934 Trailer. 23 F‘1 Pnred lor quick sale, will trade .Sei French Ave. Phone ISho nr write Frank Sahsla, 33Id W', Colonial D r , Or land*. AM ANA F R E E Z E R FOOD P U N This is a full time opportunity for men wilh ambition Age Is no 1352 FORD Convertible, fully equipped F^xcellcni condition. barrier Complete training mil Phono 301-W. be given to men selected. Car necessary. Qualified leads sup­ U H K V n O L E T <15 plied from advertising and <•i»Phono ir.M it tomer relerraU Immediate commission earnings on credit approved orders. Phone 22TfiK. FOR SAt.E - f in D-dgc. g.w l condition, new lire*. Must sell, phone IMA M l. W A N TE D Adult .Male or F'emale as carrier for F'a, Time* Union I'LYVtnt TH |9tx • ( Door Sedan newspaper roule at Isellary, Good condition. *230. Call Fla Good transportation — ra*h 32-X-J after S p. m. bond needed. Write Box K The Sanford Herald or Apply 1934 J E E P for *alr 2.5S1 Palmrlu. in* W. lit S t . Sanford. Phono 617 R. BOYS to deliver paper. Call M7-R. 1331 Plymouth Million Wagon. Oh* hour - Wavti and Damp lire (in* hour 4 • Wa»h and Dry Fold Finished l-aundry r r u m ) h k k v ic x IT -IT " s .U -n » n o Ternninan Phora 2164. Route I. Sanford C IA S M F IF I) DISPLAY I»A MEI-K W A N TE D <female> HA ^'OR House. ConLacI Mrs 210 Mapla Ave. Well" BEAimCIAN full or part time. Call. 971 or 2903 J. All Makei JTiced to sell. CM C rirowel tractor, ADCR 731, rerunditlnned with steeper rah, saddle tanks, e'C. Reduced to *2,943. Call nr sea M a y at Diamond T Sales, 101 8. Orange Rlnwnm Trail,__Orlando Tele.- Sjxttl." TYPIST to learn simple Rook- 13-^ AlfTOMOBtLE KK4)aJCM -U ktoptng. Reply NC % Herald. CARS BOOCRT SOU) TKADED Bay M ' s U M Can £ * * 2 5 ____= i i Baofard Art. k 11th SL LAWNS MOWED br Jerry Lord. Frto eetimatri. Phono IJIT-W. 1 9- BOATS ■ MOTORS -1 9 M AID work wanted. Part or full Sparling GoaS time. Expenenced. 1210 Man- kOBNON Rriarado Bain k Seer Ito NEW Weitlnghoui* Ecctrie Range \|uattn«. K. 1*1 St. and 30 gal. round electric water heater. USED Apartment rice- Hall day work. *09 laveust. F IH K IU sLA S trie Ranae. 3° gsL table lop B A B Y Kilter. Phona 203*. Fiherglat Ibiat Covering Demonwater beater. One 2* • •" door, ’I I one vsi« lot |U| I ^ A J D j J J J o o ^ y ^ straumi by Kristal Kraft factory w I • I " glued door, aluminum Jalousies. El rapreientJtlve. All boat owners closing one scree* i1JplTTHs £ h ,bsHair* l£ invited. For farther information st»nl)si discounts. n o w •all: John L Bromicv mp. SANFORD BOAT WORKS Phona 431 R. SM ALL Upright Piano. Excellent ■ ■aBKK~vm m vam m toaJaR9id& --------- ‘I . *tth hen................. FOR Lear*: Service alation on Phono 1T&JL main St., with S nwmr (three bedroom apt. upstairs). Very WASHER aod Inner. Fh. S2T1-W. W i m 4 s« m r a n .. Co.. « t 991 W. reasonable rent for both to 1st st. All nattoaaUy adv. far aervice station operator Excel­ GAS range, fully equipped, double at v a n to iM yricaa lent optoriunlUee to nght party even. Trad# for piano or upright far buatwaa and living quarters, freeier. Phono 28T9-M. will req tire approx *l.3on rapt* rn tE F T Slumber rhalr with r d l ND— rarakect m Silver Lake ■ A lc h ill -hn— w . f goig 1SU. talficcUon. i ’hona 1232-W, 1! M t: j» t r 3• 1? 4' I H J on : 11 •11 f ^ I" ' 3' JrikM lf f ‘ i r *■' n K rtf * « rm m r M UM ina * T»t! rtHtrD t MriFriiriff Mtow * < A|5*«iri ktncirsfi > '9t* M* t** * llirrye Stoorw Sf kink* it Ricli f - im iio o x M •»!•§ rn m m Valitmt I.*** l^lAa rf Lif* r a»cit f ' Tnraoftu^ O U fM phnw IS ** Vsiunt la ir 11 It It % a, ftf Lifts t ? Iri hatr-N f at t T r i m *in e w i : • a H i * i r.i*h* *• *■ f i " > • is l U r o r l *■ Y V%•'49d| 3-* I >A* Sfeify ts**h*rt I.«n ti ’ If *9rt‘ • r ' l P f t l h i 1\ h*M *,* la* Wtf s*»t|f«f|!*f f’ r A M f A i f l * 3 I 1’ | l r * * n * i s t f t r * I I * *|f lev »f f‘ rriia» * •* t ter Pi* I I f ' 4'AUti 1 Id i *n Vour Accb mi r«w < ilw tfi » M WrirM 41 * W ^l^Friirii M9iri'f a«j %Sri M*Pi trill TP»r« ssaa K tl.n ry ri.a B |* i' I f It T II I ri'l •M •i*»*% *ifc •n 1# it Id M 10 II ll.Oi Club ,S#»i UA* m b 1* I k tl-lt t nv T .s n s x s 1’liiit r iv I’ m i n Slim* F la t s S l u . f fiial "M“ V -r Vt-i.l, Vn«*hall G U I "H * fr-- Mulls Men* P<Hinn t;niU4 Its r»««c»Mms At I t . u i With Masts Nisi t-s.man', C »l| In p ? » r » r II ft I* II I! U \ Sri 1 1a 3 Rri I u ) Sri < «* i II « l\ I: «• iltiwB of U * H r 4r r r u r . r i f W#rU At N'rifr® Ra4iri Tarn T t.ik f UA’in** Sari* Il#r S'ririri fl*n*k W 4vt |if «* Thr w#t Ji*nt «$t*n4 Fr*iitwr *T**ri Tim* fu «i T»#w Tim* Tk* VUriiM R*«r Sl|S t>ff rm n ir M OW SISO HI Irl* SAnfnrd, Flnridn Phnna 200 a is # The FollowinE Rates sre now in effect. l$e Per Lina for One Insertion tie Par Lina for Three Insertion* 14* Ter Line far Five Insertion* lie Ter Una for Each 22 In­ sertions MINIMUM H effefn.nl 11 1* | M if rilFhf)Ut* I* t •• • »e • is « IS Snntl* IIVM S <k M ’K lr a’ ItanU'itO Strickland* Morrison, Inc. d •$ 6 1* U ih u i 11 1•*« ff*m |!*riifl» ritra in s r IIM IV I. Tha U S t n m ( I n . W «rM 4i ' ! « T u i i n s t e«f-xa nR A U T IIT L PA1TERNS CUSTOM FITTED PROMPT INSTALLATION WANT a RATES i ir 'iin Kt T •# t I'Btttrfi M f He! U irry 4 S$*l M ( -» I,jB*• lihntr i - I * N f * • a , u** I'Trif Fi Hi H * m n f IrriA • P*r*rt ‘,"1 11 Ja-Si--Is, liMpOf t o -r* i~ u « rn s n IfiRI-M For A ll Cars *11 Club RADIO 2 Ilnur Sersic* — Anylima SEAT COVERS $ M II11litV Mi * ‘ Lfftl U trfff * ►*w» W*$*h*f Tit* Wifi»*d» J *• w I’i i r ir n w m su Nib i -W#• i *f i 1J K ent rr Call 2 00 thinid ■ k * # f l t l l t l T Mr * ** #»4ff r t f * trill oC lukofi " l M t | fig If riff! HM|fW«o<| N f 5 i *•(* ' Ft i *Til •••I h •r lift! Htrifro r*n T r ,r %rre"m l * mu it . T V * $k P ' jc ICfBi N IIIIIN Q C II TM • AY I «• si :*> 111 * n n i n $ ** l1**- : f Ht Tilf;»lit la J»ig n-off rn iD iY I’aui’a Town A Country T. V. S K IIV H T . I’hnnp Don ►*n•* of T*''*f '*r * Jrtfrt, paly \ # * » I *fts 4 A11f n *** t tt» i u n * 11n<a■ *i i* f.«ml)tye% .tnnlhnittp Laundromat heath Sid* Feodmait Hldg. 106 F a .l 25th 81. I'h. 2M1 J. ELDERLY MAN or royple with car for Route work In Sanford. Write P. O. Box lo*9, Winter ITC— TR UCKS FOR HALE — ITI' Tark. Fla. *TTuc7T!TTa7GirT7^raiIert. ii«ocL Vf#fi«|*|S ritil It rii nf a. P*i9*A«**g' <'« P»f * 11 I »$ A4w«wi Ilf* -Wlfli, w«f|« W ill I jM*t«lirr «f Kwt l*iti • « t H |«p|| 1" II ii f i; »*f eI W - * n R titH aI ** Alor&int Sanilnno Dry Cleaning t *\ r. l » H U N lift T i f t ft M l I T -n A N N U A LS IN HANDS K lit Kvn-newn Dentilv Shop ---- - J----------------------- - s, r Sanford ,'ro»n in Slcrili;c,| Soil a— Fan* ftoppBea • Machinery —4 ••No fuv • No m u » " ’ just plant SEE Free' the lla irvty hit. |ir an Individualized Cut. •fp., d. u c h or f*3c ilor l amp19M*FEfuTvS()N TRACTOR — bell's Feed. Writ 1st. st., Jink and other equipment F.»For Al.l. Vntir U psh I v NVd* rail rellrnt condition. Call S3U-3V V l h l r n . , 4ira i«-.illc A v e . Ilnrriett’n lien uly Nook r 11n1■11. 19 TELEVISION w n «r» r t f t v t r i * • RATEf 14* Advmosart a rt requested to d» MF the Waat-Ad Dararimat Im“ ‘ ily > < of any orran .......... to thafr ....................... .. ads, as Tk* lia f o r i Herald wCi ha rasprasibla far only one iMorroet f a m o t o s Call T a l'a » n.tsksrs frarsr News Wssisrw J k f f V s r . i Mews *•»»■ O -. ts.k Clah S i* . 0earls 11 A Oteare Joahts's l l a i r . SSI r is t IS I M i *1 I I S Mnrnlnx ila.M Iss. I «v |(«rfririfif Tiro* — — r AND B U tin iN fr N E E D S ~V S H E R M A N C O N C RETE P IP E C O . Oat Wort f M i SL hr �T.Htirg, P it. S. 1955 P i(i 8 THR SANFORD HERALD WATCHOUT KM M ASH/ mococM is i i TMose m i p s , ■>— t h u h .' . Spotlight On Hollywood | hav* conduct*! coiitlo«M it in­ Br ROGER n. GREENE WASHINGTON jn-1* a drug ad- quiries. Some expert* contend that the diet • victim of circumstance tc till own wrakne**, more In be addict it a hrlpleu and pitiful vic­ tim of fate who vtinuid be humanepttlCL* thin rondemnrd? Should he ly treated instead cf punched be ipoon-f'd dope under govern iOther* argue 'hat M ptr rent of, meat control »o be won t £o out and «te«l to jet money to gratify all addict* become "puvher*” and I help aptead addiction like a petlibl* craving? An unknown a year ago, be gar­ 'Icnce. Or li he a menare to society, a nered much notice and an Acad­ Advocate* of a mandatory death criminal— real nr potential— who emy nomination a* Marlon Branwill rip* or kill to latiafy hi* fc*l- icrtcnce for drug peddler* Mjr that do‘» brother in “ on the Waterif Congveii matted »urh a law it Jng»? Should he be banithrd into front ” Since then he ha* played would Immediately wipe out ad­ exile until he'a either cured or Jud in “ Oklahoma!” plu* lop role* diction. die** And should the death penalty in “ The Big Knife." "The Court Opponent* iiy that ln»tead of be cjtabllthed for dope peddlera? Martial o f Billy Milchell” and Dope ia no remote problem, eon- hitting the big operator*, who “Jubal Troop,” Now he'* vying fined h shadowy alleya nr dimlv maitermmd the imuggltng of Illicit with Humphrey Bogart in "The lit dive*. It frequently hit* inod drug* into thl* country, the death j Harder They Fall.” penalty would ouiy *end the amallfamille*. youngiter* who try the lie could keep hu*y Indefinitely ffrxt *hot for a thrill, then find tlme street peddler to the gallon*, with the other offer* he'* had, (hemtclvri hopclrsvly “ hooked.’* ga* chamber or electric chair. The earning uell over UOO.wv) a year. Addict* *pend an estimated v n ' big *hol*. they *ay, *tcer clear of So ivn’t he happy? million dollar* a year on narcotic* actual contact with dope. , "No." *aid the brooding Steiger To get money, they iteal more redcral Narcotic* CommU»ioner rhyme* with Ugerl. "1 don't think Hun a billion dollara worth o( prnp Harry J. A n a l l n g e r fervently I have fully trained my potential erty earh year. Thn*e In priton* nr agree* that the irvrreit punish Mr* "a* |t 1* now, I can earn a •gnitarlum* drain million* more ment should be meted out to ten­ . omfortablc living a* a character from taxpayer*. der*, and he rap* some judge*, actor. -When Congress convene* m Jin- who. he »ay», "hard nut »ueb ri"But I think 1 can do more than n iry, It will quickly turn the fullI diculouily low sentence* that the that l ‘d like to do the kind of (lir e of It* floodlight* on rveryr' peddlera rail them •vacation*.’” lead* that Spencer Tracy did when piiiie of the drug traffic and lui Under pretent federal law. Ihe he wav i younger man. tofwct on the nation'* economy |9il Itogg* Act provide* minimum "I believe I could do it if T freildefil Eiaenhowrr »el off the' penalties of two, five and ten yrara r i llC K K N I , K I T B E H IN D pfpbe ■ year ago when he createdI for f!r*t, *econt and third-lime COVINGTON, Ky. J*— llarol*! 1* dropped a few pound* The weight ■ apeel*! Cabint-tevel committee• offender*. The law bar* auipendrd Stcinfcld parted with hi* chitljrn K wonderful for character role*, 4a make an up-hwdata aurvey de-• lentence* or probation after Ihe yetterday when he wa* relcaved ! especially iritie of the older men ! I've played (he'» Vd). I went up atfned to afamp out addicting, first conviction. from Jail. ■fpehaonlrnd with the Cabinet Amlmger, M. alto favor* com- Wehn Sleiufeld, ST. wa* arretted a* high a* 221 pound* for Jud. •nady. two separate eongreiakmal' pul*nry commitment of addict* to and charged with dninkenne**, he Now I'm down lu 2M and I've got rwmmfttm—under Sen. Daniel (D-' an tn*titutinn for treatment — for Imivted on taking to Jail with him anothrr M to go. Tea) and Rep- Boggi (D Ij ) — their own good and the g-md of the a live chicken ho had in hia car, community. They are loo weakAlter it,* fine wa, *u*prndrd and "Of courve, I T never be a Tony willed, too ’•hooked” by the habit. hr paid court rn*U, Stcinfcld wai Curti*. but 1 think 1 can look In go through adequate treatment rrlraved and left without avking •omrthing like the Tracy nr Jean of their own free will, he *ald. for the fowl. Gahin type of leading man That Yet moit treatment today la on a Police *atd they didn't know how tvpe *eem» more a ltm tivr to me voluntary bail*, except for addict* he happened to have the chicken. anyway.” In federal prison*. Voluntary pa- Jailer William Knauf **id hr be With lix picture* behind him, h" itienla at the government'* narcotic lieved the bird would be on the plant In revt on hi* laurel* for a addiction hoipitala at Lexington, Jail menu «oon. -pell and enlojr Eurnpr Hr * an Ky., and Fort Worth. Tut., am free Independent ru**, a* Hechl Lan­ to walk out any time they gel caster o.it. of th# National WET DR DRT Red found MrMnrri* bored or renin*. GODFREY GOES ON Golf Foundation any* IPS r>-w Intlrad of remaining the pro MIAMI BEACH. Fla. L B -Mid­ golf rour<e« were opened in the imbed 414 month* for treatment, way through Arthur Godfrey'* na United Stain during IMS, Cali­ patient* aomrtlmei quit after a >lionwtde telerl*lnn program fens fornia •»< the pace with 21. few day*. Lcs* than IS per cent la*t night the demon rtrat Ion TV era aver cured. *rt of the *pon*rc mlled Into the AI*o al issue la a propo*al by swimming |kw<I of the hotel where the New York Academy of Medi­ Ihe rhow wa* taking place. cine and lh« New York Stale Godfrey didn’t let Ihe *jwi*nr Medleal Soeiely In revive Ihe sodown. He peeled off hia rlnthe* called "free rllnle*'* which iprang down to a bathing lull. Jumped up after World War I In an at­ Into Ihe pool and delivered a tempt to (•omhal the mutltmlllinn •IralgM-fscrd commercial nn the ilollar black market In narcotic*. quality of the *et— wet or dry. From I I I ) to ins. at lent 44 clinic* were act up in IS Mate* to provide legal take-home narrotlr* YOUR PRISCRIPTION - either free or at a rod of a IM o o o o H * tio L ‘! 2 few rent* to regUtrred drug addict*. The theory wa* that legal isle of nireotir* would enable addict* to buy drug* at a reasonable cost Indeed of paying SIS to gso a day to profiteering underworld trnffickere, Thua It would tavt the . . . 18 TIIB \ addict from turning to crime to MOTTO OF OUR pay (or hi* habit. PHARMACISTS l Indeed, aay many authorities, addicts swarmed to the "(reding Bring vour ore#stations,” using fictitious name*, erlntion to o u r .-ountccfit regidratinn card* and •U1t*d oharm*other device* to load their pockets eiit* for cornet with low-eod drug* which they iVJJ/ 1 •ompoundlng. »old to street peddlera to spread addiction. Town? with clinic* soon F.trn color television luuml they were a magnrl for can't steal the acene fmnri lliirvvs, hoodlum* and prostitutes. you In your beautiful Aikrd I! he favor* a renewal nf Near P. a _________l*bow* th* frM elude experiment. AnMaldencite*! Discover for stinger said grimly DELIVERS ANY I *>-.<*<j *c* vw*of «»»* • »*• _*«' TERM S AS LOW AS $3.00 PER f<*«e* Owo*»v. N*« !-<*•" I. hogoey groWwd honh. W * M w giwud fowl***, m V*. S*«M* wod*f W EEK I hi FAUSTS DRUG STORE m SPAd SW NM Sl r? £ s ^ is r’ «jj* M , Hm i , 1 -w t **• wwvewVk XM b e » * w « * k,*r ,*,»,»« 4. h m a h b*tnr H-fM qb ikeik « * d e l Ohm • *,(»>•>*. imO m | a Ii* v W CX’ CIOCK RADIO y o u p e lf th e e y ritin g e u n m ; r.ini on eutomoi taffy. the firm young lift it gives your figure. Your* for carry Mw fashion. In favunta fabrics. , . from 1,50 WHY PAY MORE? BOTTLED GAS $ 6 .o o P E R 1 W -L B . C Y L I N D E R NO IN S T A L L A T IO N C H A R G E SANFORD GAS CO * • jy St\ _VA i? I 1^ k -ri mi ■■ i v j W * i 1ii v if 1 w 11 h.<i • — - •* , Ti-1 Lki t.-T-r- -L ^ j r V- *• •■ ’ iB H '1 * t f *; ' f* p ^ . * * * * * * * * 1 " ■■ ■ * ’ ' . aW k Jiy M a M u u t« i a �t 1 73 Mora Shopping Days Until Christmas 2 A« rv n K n e w n K N T B A IT Y Wtemlh HKW SPAFW I Weather Clrsr snd fooler today, High i l i/i To r iir and colder toni;tit liw 33 l*t 13. Continued rold Siturdty. * presbyteriaris • Scholarship Outstanding Player Trophy For Christm as berVLCe Announced Is Awarded To Jim Hawkins Sunday At 7:30 Schaal New Robert J. Crumley A college freshman scholarship amounting to liV) for high srhnla-tie aisndtng of graduating foot hall players » u announced last night st iha annus! Prler Sehssl T n III Y fooibslt banquet held si Sunday nisht at T in the eaHk th* First preabytrnsn Cbairth lit aanctuary nf ihr First Pres­ edurstlonal building. byterian Church will hr the setThis award, to b* known is lb* tins for Ih* alt music Chriitmai ( Csptsin'a Football Vholarihtp. of service that i* pre.ented rich | fered and pmmisfd br Captain yrar by the Chancel Choir of th# and Mra Karl T. U'trk* of 5sn O th e r Yon Ih rhurcb undrr th* direction o( Mr* ford, will begin in Ih* fall of IWA -p ,, Mmp|#u nf George Touhy, Minuter of Mu»ie. A re P resented and will continue at least four •. R, r „ ,f sh<M, , , v>, K„ t Sprriil decoration* will be bun; t tiV .»( a"-iV consecutive year.. eond M. will b* taken over Moewtoy by the members of Mrs. Clifford ■ |Hc tvw *•»Th# umnrr mutt hn# atuinrd < U - t r HiltrU. \ Johnion'a Evening circle and will pier,) r ‘ the inr hIfhtJt frad# at grad . , add greatly In ih* Yulctide aimo»- j \ >! isl.l* P! *- • nation of all other Seniors playing ‘ " r \‘ m'\n" n *‘I10" ’ ">.o phere, it was laid by Iboj* in Th* thermometer «f busines* in v > -t st «• »' tilehr* snunst thts-gt. Ih* State of Honda la thr sales on the starting y.ra.ty U r n the .*"* , ........ football game, sehertuied m hi.. h* *»',ch taeludr* th. i s >niiei h*ld Hi r , f4r Willy s-Jeep •i;en.')', and th.. used Tb* W minutfi of muilfal wor- '** collection*, £ ’ tart if! , 1a# A ||t# taI |. ta! **i f of th* whip will begin at 7.10 following' A rontinuing increase in butl- ■ Tn* fall of uva .a s designated K" ,n ‘* rf*i>»r»n.entsw crnitant ink-!*' t*>s1.a» hy lh# ) iru l‘ ta..s'r •* Hitifii, 4 r#«i't#iU nf S imn.ilr live minutes of chimes. The order ness throughout the Slat* la shown . . J mw lUtVifi mol* High of Ih* srrticc l«: j in the November collerliona rnm at Ih* start tn order to give the LARRY A. W ALBRIN bnv* ot the present Freshman . ' . ’ , uml#f tantrt«*i 1hr 1 > V taay <5•h«w>! * #Vrv Pc r.urterbark, Preludes: Christmas Pastoral# piled in the office of Ray E. Green. btaf%r,| .itmng class sn opportunity to fairly com- •••'*’•>*‘1 « <h «h* •'* " l" / pfokmiii 4ii-» ill fufive fh# at the J im . . . ... , ‘>»sinc»s in a!| of its ph»«»» fur, (Pachelbel); A Lovely Rose Is . Slate Comptroller. m l 1#l \ !rr 1I* h*v n r* ta“41liRitlfi£>f Af" t th* school, Blooming (Brahms); Vom Him -1 According to the report, rereiv pete for the award. 1 illi/hm ci*. hta tatItahiltael ♦H* The winner may select any **■ * ' I’taltar v Hr mel Ifnth ( Karg-Llertl; Played by rrj laday, November Sale* Tax ml credited tour year college or uni - r Fanfold Tb* **« ■;•**>•! visoac.r ,»>s ifriily of F!Wi. I#, e»ta*lnmtmg ft '1t « Mrs. Touhy; ll>mn . n Come All j ieC||nna In Seminole County total veriity that he wishes and during "'h* husine.. will reniin'ir in h* i-d now an wilh 4 Us I'pglfp m O t Nrntita ir{% ? t Y# Faithful; Invocation • Seven ! fH jja rvjvy, an Inerea.* of tv. his F rn h m s n year st th* school; npsrsud u-vi*r ih , m is s name, C»nry held, The new w«socI st Jinn'»UHf rniF.lt. Fold Ames (WA 13 over the n m i month last of his choice th# d*inor will mail | «>rd#!l s K»pair Shop. « « h th. d In Ih. firm ws« Ihcn *n>rl Tb* Nat I*fly M r%|ti*iv j i S(• year. him * check for Ito by Ih# flRh o f . *»m« murtecu* s*d c»p«hle m«-f North . •> -7 Invitsi . r (‘ompany Anthem - As It Fell L'jwra The I f hH? N it t>*(* otifFtl The overall report is as follows , ih# month* of Oemher fhrough rh»nir. * ’.’Jj ' > I S ts Night (Enilfvh Carol arr. *Davi*); f.*f M pi’ T*••*v*uti # r t a ri. J Hittell said Indav, *» h* snSales Tan enUrrtions during | June, 1 > j '••"•-S'ly Imuran. • .. .i <11 Obligato: Mra. Charles Wilke; i**v ihr * *rt I, h* Hoping to Immedlslely stimulate nmmc*d hit new position. I woubl the November, for October sale*, total w'-AV'pfl until (>.• a t , rnall-a) t o Anthem • What Can This Mean? »a 'I ihftt ( ‘m , h )| ,k’h h f/ h fl, M.29T,313, an tnrrraie nf SMS..V16 increased interest in *eholar»hip! lik. to a**ur* *ur rust >mcr» of (Staley): Anthem • The Thrte in 1m•t niffht'# .it among th* football boy*. The the tame courteous and sitisfartover collection* of I3.tl2.nrui for f Ihrc.scar, in Kings (Wtllsii); Anthem • When I ^ S kJ L sJ the ..1 1 , ''r " doing which tlm. h. lK#* Kuraitat •*!•• ffr• • rrefvintihlfl ( aptain's Football Scholarship,r^y servtea and will enntinually November of the previous year Navy ' Although living aboard the View Tb# Mother (Von*); Obli­ aM*n-l*d DCS and cair*d hi* c->ni fiv rvfa.itit.; lT»r kc/ir!jr trnpbjr. **! RNAAft, Yneman >/«, Larry A. gato: Mrs. Robert Graham; An­ Thi* is *n increate nf l« t per will, by Nov. t in the years 19M, sintini]* to Improve iu'* C l . U I I K H ITTK I.I, nuri„c ,h# j* ,, , 2 „ lt. mission, went thtnugh flirht (rain­ u-»» t!tar 1f f'*otF*%11 pt.ikRri nil| Vt Wilbrun baa a family watting for them • On Trll It On Th# Moun­ cent. November eollertion* arc H.V7 and loM. make a rollfge n# rnuritr h*i ing an>l rcecivnl hi* wing, in r* him upon hta releaae from sell*-* tain (Spiritual arr. Marryott); 13W.399 higher than rnllrctmns o( Freshman award of lino to l » iW | MK)t | hate been a**iH‘iatrd bko I*rr»\rW htmn If tn hi* r^untn** boy who graduates in those years A3.AI9.OM for the previous month with every pha*. nf tha sutomoIPid, •■'tvcl as (nun c )>a*rd at duty. Hta four ytar lour almoat Offertory • Grcenslecvea (arr. & Knit1 asked hi* audience, a-td of October and are the highest and who ha* earned Ihi* Interim tsila d*al*r.hlp, n*w ear*, used ta- k pilot In the Alla die .dtv'h up, Walbrun axpecta In return V’augh Williams, Mrs. Touhy. asked rsery. •no In bow hit monthly collections for thi* fiscal award under th# conditions as ears, and repairs. •hortly to his wife. Kathleen and The Adoration for 31) a.-crti'ids fof year. Previous high was W IMAM laid down for thsi mstn award •ona, Mika and Larry Jr., who "Another thine that I would Anthem •(Austria) • Still Grows !w»i 1 Ferguson, ''lie nua winner collected during August m July vnllS 1 starting in October 1M ,lk^ , emphs.iie," lltttell •suf. at I’cn-acola. “ Ih* Annap ara Urine Hi Kimberly, Wue. Th# Evening (arr. Dickinson); • not ■ 11b 11« tonight." Designating IK* selection of the... ihe Air". is Dm fact lhal — "iri have a comWafers* baa bee* Hi Heavy Anthem • (Portugal) • Lillie Je*u sales. Monthly sale* 1st collect­ nHirr •n*r.!q miitii Imi nicht recipient of these awards will be ions should be ven higher In sue vl*t« truck *rrvics rlthsc for th* Attack Squadron Fits for seven nf Braga (arr. Gaul); Obligato: mil »ttrn4 %tv** ««ita thr* I lain* Aw«ni •priiail in^utNn ta fmior #1 Ihf months having reporltd from Mrs. Wilke; Anthem • (Early cccding rnontin. reflecting in­ a scholarship commutes having individual truck or for Grt-i, «,tli •o I h I !** tl'(R Ht*»l M o d 'f c*f th# the Seminole High School Director creased sales during (he ihrnthorn#* oflirta nf thi* In*hv# iiy<* Torna ennipl.t. lubtliation <l*p»itnicnl Compoaita Squadron (1 In Jack­ America) • Watt’s .Nativity Carol t#*v |L#*i \\ mil*. tl fT w r^ m m •»f Nnfth smc. kmril. .t I' -I'H sonville. HU job In VAH-S la that (Shure); Solo: Mrs. Harris Folds- mas season and then the tourist of Athletics, Fred R. Ganas, as using Tesacc Pioducta. pany ni , » - , h «-),„„| fnnthall cntl, itiatt rhairmsn, and with the pnnfipal d*l,.h,e during January end Feb>#| prM#BlH , he frJ ' K J g af hasping up officer's records Anthcm • (Modern America) • An sea ton. *•1 » onlil like Us **t*tvd an in­ phy lo Robert CoMfr M il le r (• for ruiift Total sal** (*» collection* tor of the high school and the head vitation tn alt nf my friends to and orders. Hail, Tb* Virgin'! on (Dickinson); r.» • r. football coach a* members. viait m* and l.t aa serve ihem tn fm iral Florida over Ih* w**k*nd Free lima fuida Walbrun play- Solo: Dick Aiken; Piano: Mrs. (he five months of this fiveal year ! v>a Viet frnpmrrd P1*T,r It is ___ the hop* amount to (30,333.023, an increase * e IS IW fU S Ift * A r «w W |w m * tvw w ( ■>. a..*. . of Ihe donor that Ihtir trsnsporlallon n»ed»,*’ sanl \eenrdlng to the Federal Hale _ , Roy Mann; llymn • (Wide Wnrldt r \L C tag on the station volleyball team T phy for (he 1 '.Vi f >ot'a!t sn-.sd of I4.UI.C7T, or 1TJ per cent, over the boy* entering Seminole High and uslag SanfottTa USO facilities, Silent Night (Gruber); Bencdicltoo llilteiL Frml Warning Service. Sanford S l Q f l S U l j C Q S O I I went to R'.intlev * Mrarl. tt >)♦ ihe (23.A0I.317 rollrrfed during the sch>>o| will, because of Ihi* award, whirls ha claims ara exeelleni Dtesdcn Amen. "Oie fri*nd»hlps arn *o deep. lrid Aeminolf fiMinty mar espccl bam K. Kader, focal Jeweler, pr*. begin first five months of 1**1 year. I be induced to try harder to The o(taring will be aaot to and help in ease the bomcaickneaa ••nic-l the snmal hi.l-e V »si I If this Inrreasa in salea taa ro l-, a life ol conscientious study ______ _ and . ,r : r a iow nf 7i to S4 degree* With ThornweU Orphanage In help for Me family. also lhat they wtU go out tor Ihe .Hanford and Heminol. County that . The *ign* " f tho ****« « * l * •<* F a rte r, k a je r s a il. “ | thin k lecUons, based on increased sale*, make Ue Christmas merrier tar w, h « , u t . to leave." H lu .ll, showing. J u,t ,n P«-»* continues during the coming football l*am early anough the children there, U we* a wotk hsnl enough to b# Stue Ibrylsaid thi* morning wbm h. mwdo Tb* fhr*r.ts*. a* 1**u*d bv fit* Aanf-I.rbs. t a L . f l W ^ ’r 1- o f ;^ ' * months — as we certainly have ed. of bis hr*. Federal biai* Fnut Warning Set !h# > liftldr •Fnhr Ktata « dir* Inf «l lUt tl% * every right to espect — Ihi* year's wm b* able to earn a berth on the [hi* announcement T.taiiio U 1 i: pi# ant# 1 rollertloni may well eareed (A3.- ' y * * ' " * ' S*H#l"a * R # i'r #,s L i ! * “ “ *r *‘r#' ’"r Pfni" '" ,,r n,,rW * h ' drees end Vlanao. Venr ailagltf-# •ta>.•*".4 •• mt.«t Si'« r»‘ mtantah jt by »*minole High Scfvnoi Gnr 1#I1 • kqwir Aho). tonight and Aslurday mnrtirng. is |.hf, |Itl„ C o m m o n d e ry U n it two.non. Rased on thi* estimatrd played in iheir senior yesr. I "K .'rw happy to b. sersing our f ., « Ftrftmw trees a.* ato.ming f F’sphi At hit h Antaml 1■a llftnRni AltInerea*# to revenwe form tha sale* 3i (h irm t «tr*nc* of folorfo 'ta*|. *11 • hfi ■•1 |*1' 1' V mi* 9 ftalltav# fneihis Um.m and hope that they *• foiiowi. laa, and other major state las Mo-tly clear iklei snd colder ill in h -lh H>* F>>ut hi-ret I’srk • h0 ,li i w ill nail u* in the new associa­ 1 11 • hi' •t tpAftanm nnollerliont, an d on economic Offiesri were elected last night ditlrivis. tie nil. pnMherly winds snd in H it Vielion Park tion," n* said. ib '0 '* h r#Hpg r#f1tit %ta«|ai PARIS MS-With taea «ae U for Hi# Taylor Comminderr No. M growth n( Florida which is sp be.ommg light In north and ren -p,. M jn!,.r Scenn his ak.a.lv *■AV.t h«»||| VrtUl h • n-f|» \Ai»'lM h§ ta rn entfl flnal Mine ttme. prdtU- for 1AM. parent In all business rrpnrts nn irai nisirift* toward morning a,.,,.,t,:.d ..n,| | now lighted no K11Aiim*/* 11 id >4 n .StHtaV. eal leaders Ihroughout Franc* Those named to th* office# of Florida, It appear* evident lhal l/iw lempeijture* Saturday m..rn , h. ih. u « „ of u,r Sanfneil !.ifi >1. prrtal.Ltanl of th# .Sjinfrril Jockeyed feverishly today for al­ the lodge eare Andrew F. Ramsey. total state las rollertion* will be mg fur the low ground kicsimns j.|tv ^|,||. h ha Hnt• (!«lh Ikhi> pr#i#nt#f| liance# ta Improve their chances Em Commander: Elmer J. Still. sufflrient In finance th* enure ncrurrtng about AttHrian. Tern-, n fr#w1 t,A , H three «f lh ».. . w a > . „ ta each ptoyei raeel* - r PORTLAND. Ore. W-5#*r#t*rv ta the etoctim of a new National Generalissimo; W’lRIam J. Harf- 1*33-37 General Appropriations peratuiea Ml high ground wdl he |W|lrtftlM , aymbofs II* hi. first u .r Th - re elvinw ........... ....... .................... .. of Interior MrKay said 1 * * 1 night Rill tor slat# government, Inrlud Assembly Jan. 1 W . Captain R .n.ril, llM(*#t*d atvnil 3 di gree* warmer Ihan * f sha;ie hrfi>r. anynnr hnrw Ih.l -s s a i-n ( > , I*.,, 1 liat-hr) ant ing second priority building pro he didn't remember makto* the The legal period tor poeting #I*e- were Edwin O, Keith, prelate; L. following torrc*«t lemperalurrt. they set# hr ng I ghlrd Ur I ilhrr T Dot- s> « r' l n toral aliiancei endve* at midnight Rurke sieefe, treasurer; Frank L Jeet*. Th# Comptroller's Office is "goon" slstemrnl credited to Gainesville Dlsirirt: M lo Jn very pirated with Ihe rale of state !him bv Adlai Stevenson, but h* Chddrrn mil giownups alike will * "' *’ 1 Worrrl', tomorrow tn each of U># nation's , Mlllrr. recorder; J. E. Rtsrkmsn wdh teailered fro,t. get a m l Christmas thrill ta dnva J '' '*‘v '""n.on.'V.,nw Vlrr«», department (province) capitals. In ^ r. Warden and J. Vtdel Jonee Jr. la* cnllection* Ihu* far Ihta year, immedialely adopted II I'pp*r East Cnssl an>f Orl.»nd<> ^ ( rs* h nnr ' r C*F J 'tn iH f ( K fn a , | ‘ijand I perronally am optimistic | •>, rrrtain1y never said H In any ' until “ Warden. many ease* leader# held bsrk an>| nnrlh pmtlnn of Rr»ik>ville ’’ ° " w n M• lit* n, \lir «y ,V inf# and the l#»t moment tor local tactical Appointments to be made at a about th# future of slat, finance* major «prcch Rut whal of it? I W llfTESBl’RG. Ky. »• A re Distnrt: 2u to 31 degree* with lllllv r^tta. don I go along with some of the later dal* by Ih* Em Commander reasons. r' . c • a 1 Vie* Jutdl »rd, fyrta|tap•* gcwip* In l.bor— and Ihrr# are port Ihsl stirred up * rmmiry*ide teailered final. Two main current# already arc and Ih* installation to be held with South p»M,on V Rfnokesvnie C o u f i L y S o c i e t y •4 I fifth rnn»#rti(itp y#tr go>*n*--we have hid them rishl snd created nationwide interest— other bodies on Dec. IT at T.JO p Viatbto, however. her* to Oregon." MrKay said <m Uiat a former hospitsl pjiirnt was Di»lric1 «nH Kxljt ind Rjrti)* Pnccnc P i n III h fh* #,nAf< H-^ikd m. I 31 U to tn 37 with «uth poekel p n fk rtk IM y iU I i f T y t9 hthUb One ta based m a "Reybtk en a stopover at Portland whilo fly­ holding relatives as ho<tages m t f)|*lriet«: Thta JHtatnlnntta t|r ||iftag>tnr F’r»* J pr#9fr.t* mountain cabin— wa* erronruu*. Front" grouping unveiled ye#terand murklan>ls 31, scattered fm*t ing In Honolulu day by Guy Mollel, secretary gen­ Stevenson’s remark In s New Polir* ( hief Ihla I. Ambuvgey West roast Di*trtet: Temper* AmtaHrun <*Rnr«*r ,<*irirty. Klnrid# ItajF thta RVARrrf fnr ,f l r*9 r% m if rJirh #h# eral of (be French Socialist party, Aork *p*erh had been "A mem- and Sheriff Robert rolbni said Fires ranging from U in VS *1 IM%itinfi. I*#, to.Uy r*v#!v#d '*• aamI **it rrrm vrt U t t «.1 r*I h*t htafu tm and former Premier Pierre Mrathey were unable to explain how- it Elfers lo harasola and M 10 d' fit tl CYrtifintn nf \ >ithot i ill be *he Tsbrnet has said he The Sanford Posl Oflire tnnmninjr U »t !»«•#! t»nil nut«(nri<|in/ ** des-Fraace, leader of the leftist 4 doein't happen lo go along wiih got started. greet at ton*. Th# Rsnfanf Pellet Department, tomorrow aftr:m«ui until . . . ■Mffptlfllllf II# d f 'l \*.|a1.v * is * ,**•! \»df P;tc*4vtag of Me Radical Socialist party. said Chief Roy Williams, Is open Indian River District T«-nipcri •t«n'l4«r>Ur r#t|uir#nifitla pm In take rare of th. Increased of toe goon. who ste run- “ It was ni*' «ne of lho*r thing* f'*t tail, r%( •?*tejt• >1# II /H ** Sodll, tf»|f4 . t , ________ . . . _ n nr Ihina* An side s*id !ieven- that )u»l •isrtr.1 100011*11108. the lure, ranging from 33 *1 Toma 1 The Socialists had 1M Mala in showing a "bieyrie safely" Dim nine things mailing tor Ihe Chcivtma* season flMmrrtl 9 irm idlnC I" H# ‘ I#*1 ’ Hita s1’*»p "'ll 'tt 1 fh^ tig# #*f thm <ha Assembly dissolved Nov. H) by fa (he local aehool children and »n s>>n was referring to MrKay. 4u Jt SIijaM. sheriff tsid taslerdav tr9 mnd h? l*Wt %rt fnr«h hf Loral Poslmaiter Joel Field said f**i9*?t, IF** ?♦ifli^rr nf ptomp'ta tm fh* Premier Edgar Fiure's Cabinet. far hava run (bn film whlrh tha From 1st* Wednesday until F.\rr£lidti liuUiri: M k> 44 de Am#rkin f*«nFrr ftwii'r. that Ihe Port Office *»lll open al _ . . _ , 9*Ri|l*i'Tt, h ' i *« hrm 1"°11 pf ' 1 Imt of chief say* la an InterMtlng on#, mur»d*y morning, seemingly au­ f r r n . • am tomorrow and remain open | O D l C K G S C r V O T I O n S T h i» rtartiflrwlta it m** ' 1•*# tdlllwfjlf lion llssl irn ot J t"! piftl|fi (o assembles nf *1* schools. thentic word eame out nf thr Sackunlit the late afternoon hour. , . . . . , K ill f'oist DlMflft* 10 n-tt»r finr prrHmiurtt hj»I run of Vo tr frmni ** Th* film Is being thvwn bv i a* holding hi* wife, faihrr and i»» 43 in ih# firming i r n i •^**> ri*^t*^taf4 'wire* tin- t mt *««tt pun# 4*7’m*i|ml l|#rit>jM Mitnli tr»!f4 Sergeant Frank Rocketl and The *ame schedule will he In Q g j n Q M 0 Q 6 N O W moiher it gunjioint fri»TO th# (w»Ait, •*!lefta#*giril>'( ft***99 yrkr '1 effect Saturday. Dee. IT. the Pn.tn f l ( r ®Hwii h r lh, r „ 1lie" T ' l|l \ h/9' *1 ta* JfTO ip **Thll Patrolman Ben (Inline*of lb# Po­ The report wit lhal Collins Skluriljy; T r and rathfr cold thjit it h«* futitinijfd abM# l» fh# h’phlitfht nf th#* Ttajq'. tahrn mi ! #r *3,'tlireman't Rail, an event nf Dee 17 lice Department Staff. ,hf M„ f||r ,BW> 1W bttfl| would refu*a ta he retumi-d tn Outjftaik: Rath#r folrj Salurda) ^K»iUllona pr. » - I an J ihu £1rIa ifftaew tjp wfA'I \Y* Hon School* at which (he film ha* The Ito.l Offto* will he open Eastern Mata Hospital at Isling­ nigtit with indiratinm nf frnit in *«»«Mirra n tn thr » •u l/ mrn* in f m ^ n dunrs . bean shown ere: Sanford Junior f\#ry [ it un lift Th# Hni • ff#«#rv# ton, where he had been under ohhigh •Unitard* nf th# ion- tt.Mi |u•I a put •»* f" ** Ka« k High School, Wettalda Primary, Ihe month of December, .aid Post- t /Mm f ,„ he north ami pun»ibl> rrntral rfhtrkli . A lift 1It Nil **#ln 11 •» t teisalion Hi# Sanford Poike Department Sanford Grammar, Southilda Pri­ .Sunday murnng n» .1 ta f>*1 • •*•» , r,eW M(: r v' r' h'; Ini Ihe Sanford Police Marino be 1rdurjitiona! and m*i vi * prrtfr«»it« It persisted until esrly yetferfa getUog another .nouern feature mary, Hopper Academy atnl flcl^rml 9I Ion in «•1 I Cl"*#*. hour* after Jar. I. ™ »"d ( r m '*«h day when thr sheriff isld he visto bring H up to par with other Goldsboro ElemCtUry. Thr** HrvtataTi* t cr»dtt" polka station! around the country. Members nf the Sanford Police • di.tsnf eoutln snd Mnrr1* •ikiil that th# # ipj tort ff^rm reported "there termed to be no Already net to place, but not yet thr rh#rr!#«'T#r* *' r#n r* »h Department and of Ihs^Pollcemsn'g r,pori* ' ,hfr' ,' r,T H trouble." He said Collies was tm connected. Is the new switchboard | thr hifiyj ta«l■!>•*? *1 ntiirh th»t Brnevotent A**ocntion report lhat armed. with II stations which will replace thr •*#*19 Hivl tn .1 ■r* lirkel sale* fur the event *r# inthe eld aystem that has been to U9 rrrssing snd they are predicting ttl* sme* 1*23. T Milw**#, 4»1 hi* ' on of the largest rmwd* tn the tf» Ihflt# 4Uri -{ nj Hired on the desk sergeant's four-year history of ih# annual if. •• * *Ynt| »rta In H# f i»1l• dais to order to get the right po­ fair. uldlni fit rrcipicnlta »if th'**# sition for the new equipment, the flu Rl1,1*J w# nr# prm jil #f th# Job of connecting the system will Irani II make, -1* f*-e| t*-i)i•va#’! t •oon get under wa*. g n - d when » a I <“a r h - ’ W y o u rooThe modern switchboard replaces MDREHEAD. Ky. * - Rowan ,|,,.-s *„>>,,rlf»* in your ,-ornunfs an eld wall crank-type telephone County Judge William T. McClain t, 1 on >1li *1 be e 1 •upHsed that connects ;h# central police Mnre than AIOO wa* cleared at has been Indicted mi separate •f yn-ir condurt didn't ba»e a I . lo tF» recent berhecu# glvet, In hon­ charges of misfeasance in office itlon with the patrolmen on th* dn s, lib your ii.vllallnn lo folv at to the city. v i i - 4 p :i ) { i or nf the Seminole High Fehnnl and aiding to an allrgrd habytjr oiatgr f!r!t Conference ' Hand, said Ftmest Pnwley. hand- .efllng pirn The new apparatus wit! be r*nmaster at th# local high acNeol. Coa.br, Rd! Fleming, Ito*, Kn->*•erted sod serviced by Southern Two mi»fe»iinra Irdirlmenli hy The barbecue, spenaored by th# a grind Jury yesierdsy fhsrgej •¥** ard Bud lj*jrr were cited eq Bell Telephone and Telegraph Coma. ;t?/ local high tehee!. to *peak to tb* group Each r*a paay. McClain with taking fine* which Thr harbeeue, apentored by tha he rullectad and refusing to turn proisrJ the team for their *'icc«>a ElVa Club In cooperation with thr Ihem over In Ihe itste and dr on Ihr foollmll tram. Rand Parent* AraeeiaHnn, rlrared straying records of bond* taken teller* wr-e unaided by Co*rh INM.M which wrlll be u**d to nay h,m by n m n i^ t them from , ,! BIH rieming to John Clark. Ger# for uniforms. Instruments, and ^ ^ rfford , ' 1Rasa. Robert Carter, Davl.f Gal. finance iHp# taka# by tb# lend .llowaj. ilnwani Allred. Jim Haw. Th# I n d i r t meet — returned mating of the Boat I during the sehcal year. 'kin*. Homer Alexander, Plllyr Har. Wednesday-linking McClain with •■ I he MM tewight Cowley sold that sperial thanks per, Alerrdilb Rcntt, T rrry Goeman alleged haby-aellfng scheme • t I o'etark ta Hta CAP ttaU sbrvel should be attended ta Mr*. X. J. Mr, Rrent ley N'hiraid. Joe Runt, rhtrgrd ihe Jude* with aiding and Touch teat's. Dugger, preafdant ef th* Rand PbiRip Byvd. and A! Stutnlsr. .'artnto group, and to Jimmy •hefting Mr* Frida Brown MrTh# puhUe k tavitad ta (best Rettjr Ann Munson of the TrtFherson m the allied prarureLION* C L I B PR MR I D E N T Ben Wade prwsenlad th* f.ton# C1uh HeoIoKan and Johnny Cemeroa gatherings ol tacit boat aelhuti Ht Y Quh erne*ad taa gala af meat nf Ha hies tor sale to rich, award far “ beet btatkar ed the J* * i" ta Rotarl Carter. (Iteff MO M i QUARTRRSACK JtM B A W im S w m m p m I •meal vetuebU Ter their part* ta h T is u Fbevo) ____ 11 plaggr" ky M a r Rdteel e#W *tar t i Ike k*yky> (BtefT Fketa) p c tigve U ‘' ’ " f i " '____^ Claude Hittell M anager Of Shop Now Associdled Tax Collections Are Thermometers For State's Sales ★ ★ Trophy Gi ven V/ilh Insurance Co. ★ ★ ★ Larry A. Walbrun Is Named VAH-5 White Hat Of Week Central Floridians Due For Colder Weekend Weather I Showing In Sanford y* Political Heads Vie To Improve Chance officers Elected a Secretary McKay Instantly Adopts #Goon' Statement Erroneous Report Stirs Up Interest Throughout Nation Post Office Hours Bicycle Safety Film Longer This Month Being Shown Kids Local Police Depl. Gets New Feature i * Over $200 Cleared At Band Barbecue Alleged Babyselling Plot Gets Judge Indicted On Count C afc-flF* * >• Boot Ski Club Will M «tt Tonitt m "tS. a I *" � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 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, December 08, 1955 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 08, 1955. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 08, 1955; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/754d5a95bb320672e42d916cbde1e21a.pdf 6310c5662914d995d4b974b9053c8d2e PDF Text Text © Too Late To Classify fly Huttfll Kay Thare'a one thing I can aay for convention*, If you attend many of them you iura get around. L ait week I managed to get in ‘wo of them one in Jaekanr. rllle where I attended a meeting Ilf Motion Picture Eahlbitora and hobnobbed with Joan Crawford ind th* other wa* the annua) eonrentlon of the Florida State Chamber of Commerce a t Penas;oU. Tha theatre folka were all **• ril»d about their audience pertiripitmn poll to aelret the heit pielure* and actor*, and from all reporta it I* going over in a big way with mo«t theatre* eooperatInc in the effort. Thia i* the firrt lime that movie fan* have bad an opportunity to eapreta themaelvea and it will be interesting to tea bow their choice compare* with critic* and th* Industry it•elfWhen Harold Cole* of tha Florida S U 'a Chamber of Commere* Invited ma to Pentaeola I accepted with guito for I had not been to Weal Florida for several yr»r* and wanted to ace, 'lr*t hand, what wa* going on out in c ra n e te c and I * u particularly mtereiwd in a talk by J . b a it on Lloyd of tha Florida Development Cominltiiofi; IV, J, Clapp, pre*idrnt of Oia Florida Power rV>rp* oration j Dr. Roy W. Sapp, of IVaiMngton, D. C. "ho rlucuaied atomic m arry and ita rotation to Florida ar.d tha South, a* wall a* remark* hy other builneia and Indu-trAl laadrra "h o vision Ira* mmdom growth and progren for tha whole a'atc, Whlla lima did not permit a ai*it to all of tha big in<!ti*trl*l plaota In tha area, t e*- tall you Ih-v are tremrndou* and rrprrrent million! of invr»tmrrt dollar^ — rnt*rpri*a» lika th* St. Jo* Taper Company at Panama City, tha Chamitrand Corporation and St. Rcjri* Paper Company a t Pan­ ama City, tha Armstrong Cork Co , Intrrnalhnal Paper Co,, Wald Frirktr, Greenwood Product* Co, and many other*. Whlla tha con­ vention trat in aenlon new* broke of a projioird rr.ultl-mllllon dol­ lar plant* to lie ronrtnietrd at Port St, Jo* by the Glidden Comp­ any. All of thla great induttrial Intettm ent mean* huge payroll*, more houring an! continued etpanrion. livery rommunity find* ,tUW that hai the bit In Ita teeth and I* going placte, hut I'm tell,RS you tht» <ke*t Florida area '• tomethmg to writ* home about, Driving up State Road 19, I found growth and development all along the route. New Induitriei, new homra, new huilne** Work and new subdivision* ware every"her* in evldenre. Homo«**\a Spring*, Cryalal River, Chleftand, Cro*« City and Perry all ahow evidence of aubatantial growth. Travel couth on Road 19 war heavy; h rtn rm Tampa and Tallaha<re« I p an to no leaa than 100 trailer* from out of itat* and erunlle** foreign ear* bringinn homeaeeker*. vunhuntera and viaItor* to Florida. Kvery Indlratiopomta to Iho biggeit *r*son yet. jfy , , , , butgH out when I wb*t wan happening in aueh communities aa i‘ort fit. Jo e , Apalachicola, Panama City, Ft. Walton and Ten acnla. They are *|| growing with Panama City, Ft, Walton and Pentaeola taking the lead with new Induatrie*. | homa building and general lmprovrmrnt that ia almost unbe1lies able. itae lf hard pre»»ed to keep tip xho meeting of th* Florida Jlltfc. «i«eh grree taa, -J--- *»*>hl ,M : --------- -----------------------------Stwur ■ChwntTTrr•rr?“X 7<'itilheTr a" 'waT <ge, tehool. police and fir* faeilTo aay J wa* arnared i* putting op* of the beat attended in year* itaa are inadequate and City it mildly. W# folka who |jv* In with bualneai and Industrial lead- Father* are tearing their hair Smith Florida may think that one rr* all ovrr the stnle In attend- In an effort to *olve the problem. aection 1* thn only part of th • ancr. Their report* were moat en- you and nff to tha a Idea . Thla aid* vUfam u aapedaily Im portant for drivera In fact, a .recent New York aurrey dlscloaed ahat M per cent of a group of highway accident repeater* had poor aide virion. Only eight per For tom* person*, "tunnel vi­ rion"—th* Inability *o ace beyond * narrow, tunnel-ilka area di­ rectly ahead — U a permanent handicap. For otbar*. It la a tem­ porary condition provoked by each thing* a* a headache, a toothache. Inflamed alnuiei—oc a cocktail. If you have poor tl.it vulon, you should ba aware of your bandtea; — ---------------- llere'e a atmple teat loggeited by the Better VUlon Institute which will tell you approilmately how wide your field of vision U: How To Do H Hold your left hand, palm ip , a t arm'a length. FaaUn your gaae •p o n Ik Then, take a piece of paper In ytmr right band, stretch LUCKY U AN AMIUIANCI attendant and a policeman give emergency treat­ ment to Minerva Santiago, It, who rurvlvrd a fall from the third itory of an apartment -trc rm jrr *iiT Iha'BfoK*. "New York. Both lrg* were fractured and aha may have auttered spi­ nal Injuries. (Internet ion-1) YOU'RE TELLING M E ! * THOUGH the preetder.ttal tie* ten Santa for a complete fleetrte Cion la (till nearly a year away train *«i. with &0 feel of Iraek. Oklahoma Democrat* have al­ two toeomotlvea, Pullman*. fang ready coma op with a Stavenaon cars, switches, paaeengtr station, ■togas—"(Radiy for Adlal." Looks fi eight depot, etc. Ilka we oughla buy b u m ta n I I I 9 «lgn bultoa stock. CMmge bergleea modee mighty Aeery heal fke slier day. They I fjW Uer* ere ewlyvering H SU a wiped f t i j M pemle* frtm a Umerieer e f the rate • / (CAM • vewdUy mechlae rewyaap p e r , teye • Madrid diepeteh. Oa­ 11* I DAILY CROSSWORD fit. lhhlioall name fit Straight, line I !irnug% » r'nteei j !fi. Equip fi. with m a *4 Pari f t I “to he ' , 4 NorihraM (abbr I 4 Forests jg. Sea eagle |% Arabian ) garments t Ceremony 10. Boil tlow|| I I pertahea I awtjn ;<icir4f! .•aurmy ni'tauis 'jcuw uuan?i[» :m>; ^ i i o n u r-iB [iutlONf:! cuaunio uuiiq 'jair-Ri r.inu:4!.j m tu- ejaaitun (i :i -;n i ■) [<tauim;ito nau ui-;:i ta;i gum* nrttiuin MvjniiLt 3KHH m i n i N lirfil'i *»••*» V . I t Plant which yurt* Indipa m . Pine* is. rtower ML? fit Botch 40 Single unit' i a . need* t p r 41. Dirianl II. Variety ofi IS. Polvneilaa Dutrh drink ([vkenla *1. Water god Tnion of I Baby I ) Lioulh Africa 1 5 - r - lO 1 ~ 1tIt ,r A w tU p O V | ft* ■* TT 'V TT fcf- Type meaaurr i t Kcdealaa* Ileal law* III. Doom ♦J. Thin tin plates 4 4 .I’rojeetrif roof edge* At Cliolee p laytn c marble |» 4 SahdapM a* D ecs * DOWN fi. Bone* ' Ir & rr TT I frr rr ■ 7Z 1 A n d this Th u n d e rb lrd Y -B Is the standard sight In all Ford Falrlane a n d Station Wagon m p d sls. at no extra c o s t! I Zi m F ■■ nn1 F □□ □ F □□ □ 4» ■■ □□ nn fan s*.* DAILY CROSSWORD • c s r ? o qniHBH n e u ' j i i t - jy :'- :iiii fi N s ra n fu a , ''f it - B o o l* ACStOMS h u J it i -jr-ja iu iii* I Worn In # ttf w ' Urcdwith un 'j u o H »" Army taU PlM H tlW H vbJIna Corpa hies H.'SUllUM UKHU 4 Lull«rs juflMM u rjn n iv (abb, » | (3 L«U k4i 4 Seaport 'V-Tit! JfSXLiUri ana i Algeria > j y 4 Upward. * i l u a 'jM fjtr lah b rl to. flu tr m l fi c u r v i n g * # L’UU "AUU 111 aahip a ?“ ' '■* (R ua> ™ M u r :- j r :.t j r . ’ if t i planking t l . r-ilntrd H U fiir i: n u n u H 4T*piU '() ' , 'Vraiu*i 'y jL 'b i: IS. Variety 0# 4 OnattlrabJags laUon . t | | . Insert 7 Strong win# <; 14. Southeast • Part o f» . . olncaeU (abbr) U t Eve* ( je s t) •IT. Feat v&mv/.wi'idwmmiimm Now you can have th« power ymi’ve always dfeaiaeif ■ b o u t. , . and In a family-slut FordI W hen you order • n eight-cylinder F ord Fairhtne or Station Wagon «»«IH you g rt I h . T h inidrtbltil M - l h . Im . c u g ln - (hat n a d o F ord ■ Thundeibfid famous. . • * Thunderblrd Y*8 pow er makes uphill feel like downhill , i . dbliinccs sap near. You can pi w dbtanccs Hi disappear. a »i in tnstantf wftrm tn stu its c o u n t And w hen )t»0 vt swift, lure, take-off power you get i t , . . and turn L v« . « * . r L i i___ _ , . . ^ ^ 7 ^ lo r fait nil-weather starts . . , low-friction, hi comprraiion design for more miles from less gas. A aln v n all ik«i n n u ilm tJ B e ld .a .irii.» i. . v o • • - Mid l o f e r e n g iM Ufa * IrT iL jiU on t r E u n d a f t M r j i f A d n ^ r w d f w i f offers you th e Ih u n d evb ird look! In every long, knr' lin e -e v r r y graceful o o n to u r-y o u can see it's s blood brother o f th e fabulous Thunderbird, A m e r in ’i m o st a citin g carl W h at’s m ora, you g e t Ford’s ractusiv* L ifeguard D esig n for ad d ed protection against injur* in ca te o f an accid en t. C om e In and T est D rive t W f a t car at half th e in e - c w price. �* ' \ 15 © h* More Shopping Days Until Christmas S b r a lf o • VOLUME XLVI AN INDEPENDENT HATT.T KEW EEArEE E M tk U N SANFORD. FLORIDA 19M -f Weather Cnnvlderahle rlmidifve-v vnd w \it. I> trailered showers lixljy s<id l U r t i l i t , Inti# r b i n |f in |«m. peraturr. * WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 7, IMS A m r i i l H Prww W irt No. M L Top Players In G o l f Lasting Impression To Seniors World To Bo In City Mad© By Ranoolph ! For Mayfair Tourney Sanford Lions Told Suggestions O f f e r e d Important Feature ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ H i M L ■ # s _ T r\ Q / % n i / M * C _ _ A hug# trophy »*• presented to th* president of the Ssnlor class at Seminole High Rehool yesterday for th* part tha school played In the annual Chtlayv** Parade la»t Wednesday. Chtttlnta* Parade Chaliman Fd llt.ni preornted prr»fmrq th# inp trophy V w* I Hunt .Senior Class Preaident Jim Hat?- _ ■ _ _ I I I _ TO Make This City Related By Touhy; Hobby Five Others It s ”™ ™ " =“ J a s f e w a a s l Bi W*r , Better Place Prize Winners Toid , Enter Innocent Plea The impended sheriff of heml-. ■»-'!*> County, J. Luihcr Hobby, 34, ami the live others arcuted with h:m of moon thine conspiracy pleaded innocent ycilcrday. All of th* delendsni* wer* in Kederal Court in Orlando yc.terday bclure Judge William Bark­ er but there to at no atatenicnt made by Hobby or any one of the arrused. Defendant! A E. who D»i Beach partmenl Sanford. for Hobby; Jerry Martin, l \ ban producing celery in Lake Monroe ford negro night club operator; for the paat U year*. Hie produce and J im rt Smith, M. a Lake Mon­ ia well known throughout the U. S. roe negro and operator of a r.jh t Market, for ila fine quality. Behren* Mated. "Conitdering the ■pot lodictmmli returned at Tampa weather and labor condition* Inr two weeks ago accuse Hobby ul the pa >t W day a Uni crop will be taking protection money from the beat In fn a y ean ." Chile and Company of Sanford moomhiners and with being in the Illicit liquor business. It was re­ ar# packing and ahipputg this ported that mm# than M wilnsss cr»p a« they hate all of the Beh * appeared beiorii lbe Kederal, r' n' rruP* to' «*»• P*“ Grand Jury prior to the Indict- tenlur>* hienta beug returned. ..... . - . B , Hobby ha* conalatnUy refuaed W h i t m i r e j C l e C t C Q to make atairmcnta iclalite to hi- . . . . . . , . . puiltion other than the original W O r S h l D l U l M O S l C T itatemenl* ^ y e ra l day. otter the Tht a u |J j eltclioa of indictment* became known. He o( lhe s „ ford ^ No M r * ha. declared hi* innoccnc# In a w„ hfM U c t i mfhi ^ w nttra atatement rrlraicd to Lhr pre*. and ha* Fromiae«| hi. conTht nffirtn ,„r ilD'ied eiloru in revealina thou w,’rT knbert ' r "whitmir#' Wor • ho w o r l v » ! Season's 1st Celery Is Being Cut Today By H. Behrens, Son IrT V ier Ih a i (oral r l l i m i t i b ; ' will b# witnessing, for th# first time, the t»P player, .n the golf • urld the instruction* f*aur«i to • u rltl. the ' A Marahala at# being » •' ' .V * r ' f * f<!L IOlf MUr!off th# course of •llnu*tU during the ,u play at ths Mayfair Inn Seminole * Country Club. arwitiUly auti-enr#; t r t n IL C D j J |f b U I \ U t‘°n for the float which wj»n i r K. BLtlBh , . . , <" J Z r'1 * W A ' ? #mong th# schools. ' r, Teei .g . Road-eo chairman M. L- »•«»- I« Sanford a . he p rin np a #. a i . -.No I . - oappealed . « . # i a J ao# k . i*Pe«ker D r a k e r at jrt tli# in! m r r t i n * nf Kabor, Jr. •# ith#: Ih# Ann annual meeting of SemlnoU ol Seminole illgh High Rehool assembly a«»#mblr lh»“ Seminole County Chamber o( ,fnr .................._ in^ in#>||mul Commerce,• told ther Sanford Linn,. * ;2r .*•ntn#« n „ **#«n take •nnuti that will pUee. -Here « u b yeaterd.y of hi* II year, and „ . . ..IHMlUBlIJf U . . . . . . . . { " “ f Hundred. of people -111 he In •• •» r i v e i " k . "uW >"•' maltonal. l « “ “ Sanford for the raent and the >° tt ^ d° * ', * I While In Congma h 1!Cd. Itan railway t will b# erowdel with *“•* * * ” ,l t"' 5 ^ \ i . . « k \ t dolph toM Ihr Liona Club at thru Cnriilmai l •U d i w • r» m * ___ apertatoM «hn will follow rer noon luncheon meeting, that K«!ph I'fiotd rxrlivr hi# Thru ^ r,„in,|, „f *nd Randolph, Assistant i peaU of hearty laughter, Jenningsi >i.lrnt of Capital Airline. the Commenting on (a. aplendid *■"*•*•• »« »*"'<” •« * Pnnr.pal km a: • -------- -, ing Im pret.inn on the three poinl, County Ch-mibi, „l i . uni*.- *n program at tMr t hamtter of t>m* m h (, i l | l l r f , t pn „ l h f chaHrnge IIU4, n . tlir merer annual n .• ,n. in | banquet lammuntlr ........................... |,.,|rr,h > p .’’ la.t mght I'rratdent t.rorer Touhjr tullrnnm of thr Inn Thoughl after thought wa« drlv•'la-ain to appreciate pe..ple.' •aid lie omitted an Imi- .riant fe». prr, hv rn h„m# h mv hv , # humotmu hummmii M t %p^ri he .aid "lie creato r and re turn and >a« q'nte ap-logetic for fnc, . Ihf |,ke .rf which ht. Sanford ... uiceful," and "learn In ha\r •l Vlee P ir ild n l illffocd Mefaith in the lulute greater than Kll,h,n •l"f *urh an out.tanding ................. » „ M wr ever have lirlurr, ‘ weir hit Job at chan man of the member­ .ugge.lion. lor a tugger an,l toiler 'll p campaign that be wanted lo commend him an I rong.-atulalo Sanlord anil pm- hi->1, louniy. t hamtu-r of Commerce l*re>l Hie winner. ,,l lhe pr;re. awarded. the i.oik of cvrtyone who wa* dCiit (.eurge T»-ihy told lhe an nual meeting audience in inir,H|in- n the campaign i, a big help to ing Randolph, "You aie hne to the i hatnlier " he vald, "but lb# ghl brrau.e you ate mterevled in l<,r fellow i w ,n prljr* m-lir.te, they p'it forth that rvtra flee entcipri'r." The Cnllrd Stale, department At the out.el of hit a Idievt Itan effort that meant v < much " Menf Agriculture ■ kgrirulliiral Si a dolph a.tured the tham her of bihhin alto wanted to a Id publicly bitiiation and Con.er.alion County lom m rrre memlmri and Ihrir hit Ihank. to hi> ro wnrkrr, The Committee of Seminole County ladle,, "I tell the warmth ,f v.uir ,h'; Pf1*1’* J*>hrt bring, lo the attention of Semi- greeting here. "I want you to know hilipatruk and Jim C.rant. th* note County eitni, and truck farm­ that if you come to Wa.hlngton. winning team, with four tickeis er, the Agricultural ronirrvatmn il belong, lo you Senator Smalh- an.I U ' for etpen e , In the Orange program lor ItM. rf«. Holland and iVngrrvantan linwl Game; John William, ant Inrentaliv# payment,, they an Her long and othei, ar* your arr Al Wallace, second plart team, noun<e, are being mad# on .ceded vant. But. m Wa.hlngton, !). t : . l * " h f,," r " ,' kp' , jn ‘1 *'* <» « • rover crop, planted during t*M by Iher# are not only tho.e who hold ,>rr'*'* »*' ,h" * 'nn,M*: l,,4m ' ap'ain wai lhe Agitrullural ( on.ervatmn Pro­ public Ollier., there art lh,..e In ,UI'• ,‘ h" T#ceivo.| two tickgram. provided the rllru* man nr bovine,* jviat a , y»u litre m San la In* Tinurfint Da«1 Gam# truck farmer make, application fof,l •• Npeeking .d hit own cmipany. *'-< dinn. i . at Frrddio a Sooak In U»# Seminole County nlflc* hetore the rover I* aerdrd. Pay- Capital Airlmrv, it indolph »anl, menu ran al.<> b# made for lime "We have l->ng had a d tllft I" nr fcrtlliirr applied in »«*nnrclion By into Morula, and in lime I hope Q n m l n r J n , P , , . | _ with tht rover crop. that we .hall lo .. acted a* the K C f T l l f l u C r L 3 TU S They empha«ur that yndonteei Hurd air lino io fly mto your i he 7956 Program On Conservation Comes To Light "drew approalmatrly i t million dollars in wagrt.” K*n<l«tph told CnV he 'ratted I'h i'd .’y bi'forV’to "ou.ton. Virgil Canada, Richard the Inca) Lmn member* that tin tr be reminded of th# tlm# volontrer- Smith, L. R B.i*hy, R«h#rt Carr«rr are ahruit I.BOO of Ihe.e hlihd prr»on» operating eonre»»|oni. "They -j and J. I. Rlytha. ire tmlay paying la ir, initead of Arm hand*, ticket*, ekarg* and bomg on relief roll,." he said. Inttrurtlona will he l*»u#d at tb# Concluding hi* Informal talk In tnbt# between the club hou»* and the local Lion* Cub, he taid, the l*r« ,hop. "Hay* faith In your work at nvlr On# free ticket will b# given men and keep fault In a great »nrh m anhal for #nch period in tounlry." serve*. Jenninga Randolph was Intro It I# Important to be on tlm# riured by Chamlwr of Commerce to relive# other m*r*balt. Manager Forrrtt Brvrkrnriilgv Th• " Mar.hal'* reel" I. a. Inform.!,on follow,: ^ ^ M ar,hat. 'Sorrell, A. J . C '.m rnla, M nrthalt .houtd b# ru e fu l lo control photographer, nod to make certain th a t they do not di«turb play. Pr#,« photograhv | , prohibited untlf afte r a player romptetely finiahe, n .trok* PubHr photography t* prohihltrd on Higginbotham Sees Healthy Outlook For Area's Future "Ve# .p ap er, and rmdlo hare given vou • dally report on the acllvltlra and arrompIlahmewU #f the Remlnol# County Chamber of Commerce." P*<t Pr#,id»nt Fori Psychologist Gels $64,000 Question viand, are not eligible lor the pay m enu, The initial period for accepting application, u from Iter. t. i'l.vt. through Jan. 14. IBM. However,, nuai. » * *•» r#or*e. Il I* permi.,li»!e only IHrflnbotham *al4 at the annual applli aliont, (reerdmg to the lo „ tak ............ ‘! h u l JfE W Y O RR K J S - A p arity yvwing ra l o lfirt in Ih* Sommole County ^ f n r r b o l o f t * who bee* me inler Court lie u * ta r* lha| application, J U M td M v P d a y .th a l h e h a * * ^ s«ntof W e n W r - s m T 1. E . Z i \-1 rew«ti#e a re * ,. cured William W. Judge of D ay I ridge. Junior WaH#n. L T. Shep 1 Appeal to the •ror«,m*P«Vp of rentatlon made by Chamber_ , ' riled In boiln* thiovigh her hu, will ,»• irceptrd later provided bo* — — - ton# Rrath a* bis rortnvrl along p.rd wai rerlerlrd Ireaturor and etample riri ini irr*iui«r inn *S# .peetator*. '-o ,»t—a •rood ----with J. llatom Pcterton ol Lake­ Frink L. MUIrr trclrrtod at •« nil time,. All In.tnietlm . and •ugeeatlop* must be given flea, land. srrrrtary. Judge Baikcr gave tbo defen . Tbt Wonhipful M a itrr will an vanity and politely. Be r»*«orii* tfanta 10 day* to Tile any mutton*| Bounce hi, appointment later ami and fair In your judgment. Heand said ho thought the trial would a-Joint in»lall»llon nl all th* Ma ' irrmScr, that tbr pliyvlcal »«r<-tv br act for •orneiimc in February. »omc b>>dir* will be held Dec 77 1tf spectator. ml lhe In tu rw rie r f fair Hay «« the players are in In the meantime. Hobby ba. re- at T P. m. vo ir h in t .. S'ev•-r U t a p la te r turned to the Atlantic Coa.l Line make , Stroke until everybody I , Railroad a . b n original employpositively out o f range sod w ell nirnt Ihere a t an engineer, lie Auxiliary Meet Set I *rV at the tid e , of tb# h-.te. Cuinmrntrd Monday that "I made For Friday Evening N ever .a ll out o i . l n . tin lrv. you my fir.t run jcvtcrday." , The American Legion Auxiliary are .u re that a player i . not makwill have * meeting at the Legion 0r .b«uTln 'make , .hot. Hut Friday at < 30 p m. in Hw Fairway Condurt; *‘S I * nd Nautican Leaves (orm of a covered divh supper. pice**" is th* standard Phra<# If Two important guest, will be you devil* |h# galle ry lo .top Massachusetts Port prevent at the session; Mr*. Fmii „«j Iln.d your «rm, ormi out, ia it ma Adams, deparlm 'nt prrvidcnl moving. . . . . t„nr For Sanford Pier ymi are nni uring a rope. and Mrs Dorothy J .y i^ r All "Off the fairway, pleas*" Is Word ha* btrn m e lte d by Rich­ members, their hu. bands and I Coal) nurd Oa Page Teui ard Sodern ghat Ihr Nautican. rhlldren art Invited and urg«d to -------------------pleasure boat that will operate attend. l l l f IS FILKD this winter from Ih# Sanford pier, RT NANO TMCHFR ha* left M aitarhu.rtt* and should HIGHWAY r.m t RfA'KS »r OKLAHOMA CITY S'—A Wl year arrive at It* Sanford ptrr in about CKDAR CITY. Utah un-Thingv old Oklahom* City piano teacher thrro mceki. . really buued on a highway north yrslrrday filed a IIJ.IM damsgc Capt. John Oliver, at the helm of th* modern plra.ure craft, ha* of hero yesterday as L'.S. •! got suit against Southwestern Bell Trlrphon# Co. in US. District been Invlruclrd to keep Sodero ail- th* hives. vltrd of (he pregrrv* of th* boat It sti happened when a Inick!Court, mnlending a loud "popp-ngeach week *lncr lhe weather at loaded with beehive* — including in her telephone caused a ruptured lhe preient time la very problem»• b#e»—.tm ek a mad divider eardrum and injury lo her spine Mrs A R Bartley further tical and will have much bearing *nd overturned during a snow on th* *pced. rtorm U mile* h-om Cedar City. charged in her petition that Ihr Sodrrn will be advl.ed by Capt. Truck drivtr Kraneia Griffllb. JJ. alleged incident resulted In partial Oliver when the boat reache, Belgrade, Mont. wa* not hurt and paralysis of her left arm and Jacksonville and bead* Inward It* highway patrolman Gordon Farm shoulder. She said ih« twtr* had local berth. worth Mid nobody got stung. to go in Ih* hospital. Commerce Ma> ager Forrest UreeVhand *n,werrd a Inoity question! , • B ... #n.:d«e. IHrcinW ham m U, "th* ivrianecment of rbpping, w*» _ on lb# .port l**t night lo pockrt . </ . y-fOOP In . lelevition •orv -.- it* If or# w,'at »... hat vbeen „ . „ winning, 11'• p* '’ >r*r . r. ". 1 of u',‘ rr'" , . , ihev are made nroviou* In the 'erdlng. and aubjeel to fund, available The program year br The c o u lr'la n t. D r. Joyce Broth gm, Jan I, liM. Thuve planning In teed * enter er», 2*v, of New York l ily, became lhe aerond iw-i -on lo win lhe lop rr„p on rllru. nr Irurk land air fe r Hie arcnm pb*hm enl, ^ ^ of " h group Paat ! *” 1 s*W «hat C ap t J * ' " n ■ /' h'* R" »U ,( ' »• '• »"'* nf !Uln' 0,d .“ *mloo!e Hountv w ;lh ih r ir many ' >p' 1 " '»'# •" *' ,hP * » v ' h ,,» " 1 r " vomelhinp i , ^ >-r n o n e I' ■ a m m f« rtal-l* ling to h * '» . our Navy Have ^ , , ls Thr , , , ) eligible to apply for this aid. pro Slate." Pointing to the aiory of a b ill boy • going on | | " who w a, trav mg by bnv Imm Milton, Fla , to C aliln rn u , Kandnlph taid he h. came acquainted with tin re- town. 5 Are Being Mailed *'1 • ’ •*" : « piwtvlem* i >i Macine vhlfd they have not rrcrivcil Sanlord, anil lbo*r who have a Capi III. bard S VlrCutcben. nmllar paymenl in 1931 nr 1933 1ci vi c pi Hie m Sanlord, an- the a ,fording lo llunier Mallard, Cmm "be. who will irap lhe rewards „ ho.e ra lrg o ry was rooking. D r. Bro th ers, wife of a hospital ly Office Manager of lhe Seminole that com* to Sanford. 3'*ni conn- Mere tonight, because ln !rn e. hail a . an atvM an l last County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation t dm milt*#. you air interr-ini'm a community night K d d ir Kagan, r t D lyn ip ir ssi nr r prattlers lor whirh Fed ol a lm b y>-u c an I,, pi mol .. • ral evsivtanr* ran b# mail# air ' I d« mu pi*«rh ur Irai h," Han State (loving "r . „Commission a t /ollowv initial establishment ol dnlph lubl Ins •lolirncr. hot ,1 ch airm an . The show allow* an ex liernianrnt vrgrlalive ravrr lor you imdrivland pvople and rci|«<t p*it lo help lhe W4 OiW) level soil improvement nr in prevent | people, even though thing, dwiruiln Dr flrotbfra told. reporters be .. money b* rrusinn, initial Impmvtmrnl m apatt, Ihmgt item lo l>« hs-Hcr plsn* lo imp p.w of the p*rm*io*nl vrgriaiiv# r o v e r than nihcrwiv# they w.nihl lm .... her . . .* ,, outfit husbands office when Ihimigh su<h mrihori. as arr pre- ITirr*', no iravon why every per h begins prartirr II also will scribed hr Ih* County Com mil lee ” in her# cannot learn in appr# a varathn fnr th* livo, surfare drainage when appiovrd clal* people, competitor or rus and a new dress for hervelf. by Sod Comer* a IKm Service lotner. hr said. te rh n iria n a, Iw-ing necessity anil On In - viibjsrt of being rw ifri*' of lasting benefits, Iwiidmg and ful and cre ative , H#nd<>lph Laid. ifurtlion The Iim I wa. S|e*kli tr of the evpanimn and the Scrolnolo t «umy aiea,• Higginbotham m *•'• »K __sold, • ’"g *"• "P ort, "Sanfm l »nd S#mmol« County are growing a nd w# eon do nothing about ItAll w* hav# to do | | st#er It in the right direction." rConcluding « hi, r#p«rt, Higgln * H> ar« pen|»> « h 'i fin* 1 new an botham ,«id. "Il certainly looks Civil Service Unit » * r n to old q u e .tlo n i. m l tnu Iralthy and good tn d under tr# k i n a h r T f l f f l n r r n w h*q*» to find them when lhe i •nng ,-apahl# leadership of l!#org# The Civil Service Board of Ihr recommended by Foil Comers a Is tough#.t. Touhy and hi, committee* I list# "Y IHI havw ton h#r# 'hat r-o fm r flf what is *h»ad of ** CHy of Sanford will nieri lomor Hon Service Irchnician within eon o lh rr* ihwi t h d \ r Ik cm row night tor , reeclar monthly Imrt ol approved prailir* lor Flo this y»cr " ruts. >z/e<|. “ YmCve S"l *« pack a.c pi ves.ion in the City Hall Nolircs *r* being mailed In all pcrly what you havs in S-minol* The meeting eill begin at * o’clock In th# Civil Jtemre Com- known inter#.ted person. »!lh Hie Counly or wnat you h»v< m .>.ui full particular* regarding lhe 19V, f„rd. he said "I can t i. II vou mission office. H r,ding the Civil S e r v i c e Bosrd Agrirultural Convervatlon pro wbst It is. hilt you have a p a ik i, Is A. W. Ijrr, rhairmsn, *ts<k N gram. Those not receiving lhe in ing In do a i t h Ih r .p in t P hi . " ’ la-1 u . learn to have tailli In *'lev-eland J r , .errrlari and with fnrmalion by mst! ran receive Hugh tth rlrh rl S r, Roy Holler particular* from lhe committer lhe future g rr a t rr than we ever office in the County Coiirihouve hav* before," h r eourludcd. and John Ivey a, members Members and friends attending the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce Annual Meeting sod Banquet last night wer* entertained superbly by Bob Wens, na­ tionally known pianist, and th* Oilandoans, g quartet that struck at Ih* heart of peopl# with their old mrlndies and close harmony. Rob Went entranced hi, aud­ ience at h* played hi Inimitable fashion such melodies as "Dark Lyea" "Tea for Two" and other*. Ills variations, different and en­ tertaining, brought a rousing ova­ tion al th* end of each selection. Wens, who own* and operates Fountain Lodge an I7-P2 Just vouth of Fan ford also has a tousle school in DeLand. It* •et­ ernally began hie musical career ■vrtth serious music end then, with original style and unusual ver­ satility, heesm# much In demand i in th# popular music f1#1d. II*. at on# time, played for Faul Whiteman. TM Orlandonns, vrtth th*lr doe* harmony And #*e*»#ni choir# of program material, brought down Um house with such maladies as "Way Down Home", "Kentucky Rahe", Fddy Arnold’s "Hoar Manyr Arms", A rm s', the the, jpfN IN C .ll RANDOLPH, PRINCIPAL speaker At last night's Chatr.W of Commerce Annual Meet"Whipper.poof Rone"’ ing (rentery with President Georg* Touhy ea the tall assd pnat-preesdent Fart Higginbothaa e« * • Fa Cam Yen Cki Yew MM**.I tig h t lie * * BKednF Sanford Audience Captured At CofC Banquet I .. I By Counly TB Assn. "Through Ihr eyes of a little boy," lie aaid# -*«>W o r that j Reminder rant* are being millyou lit* in a f.ne S*nf,<rd. led (,►!„ R, r nllnt, Il i. lhe ronlart with Ih# lllllr Tubereuloii. aod lle.llh Atwieia. - o another p*r*oa, it.ai ,,-d b .i, Karos, Seal Sal* leain lhe story of a linei inmimini I Chairman. I. . I’rrhap, it is avMimalir I.. : "Al Ira.t ( ,o>« rar,|. , rr Kelnf -•"I "bul those who nb iitlly v#n| to Iho-e who have not yet lh*ms*lv#s wiiii Sanford, il..... |Hirrbav*.| (he important seal* that an annoal • m help combat III " >aii| Kami. Hie Seal Sale Chairman r#porlrxl lhal I.too replies have been re-nvrd wnh receipts totaling 12.TMI "T ile relu rn t lonk p p ||. m i-lir," Kami rvi>o|iei|t ‘'and it i. helieveil I'-ii wi'b Hie eooperalion ol 'ienunoie i ounly rllirrns interrvied in He health and we|. fare nf th# rnmmiinity, a lorwarl I > k ng piogram ran lx carried <>n nr,I y r,r." II w«v al-o announred Hist Ih* Bangle Rale will he rnndurtH Sa'vurlay on Sanlord Sirens un­ der lhe a i,plr«« of the Futuro Suf'#i H jb of S#minn|« High Srhrxd. Labor Parly Leader Clement Allee Resigns From Post r t.O S D U V P — P ii^ in v v lin f ( b mmt tiller lhe niihj-mannerril So ria list * •i dl c - I c il >q of fir .1 a in • •>cf ,-c .la t e resigned to­ day *> c . l c r nf li.e l.s h ir p ip e , V Hirer torm i<- I figiit for the t ,v I - , -i m tl.r It, d i,h op|» -ii >q p a iiy ai'l-rsM -t >hapin. up am M i; In * di-pulv leader. H e b e rt 3|-vrrt»on, T I t v ear | | u | h fta lts k fU • - 1 Aoeurm llcvsn. 3* rs d e r of Ih# tier# \Vr|,)| p a itv ’ s left w in f. Ilevan v u g.vrn alinovt no -lianre however, ajauivl Morn* n or (iallskrll. b t*i (tdl-iwer* »f Vlller'v mietcr »te p> irie. V|i#-n« ,in ’s t i t could cmint agsmvt hint. C h a ra rt# r|s t|ra lly , the T?v*vr>1*1 Attlee slipo*! tiptoed n-it nf lb * party leadership he h id held h r Th year* — a record in m>lern B rili* h politics lit handed in hi* revlgniticit In I rlo.<,l meeting of Laborer, if Par­ liament which lavtrd le v , than half an hour Hi, colleague, >sluted hint with "For he’s t |*vlly good felln# " Attlee wa, trulbly movad. Hit bp, quivered C.IRI. MARRII n SISTF.R * Foil Ml R HUSBAND WAVER1.Y. N Y. .1* Golfer Marlene Bauer ird . her sister Alire’s former husbjmi wer* mar­ ried last Thursday. Marlent. 11. and Robert llagge, a wore ned at Geneva, whrr# »Hagf* * « • 1s employed in tb* off seahT a supermarket chain. He ia pro* w_ �* R A E FOLEY •Wliv'a only cjiA fTK R w r a n r r o n t lO l » mw a light rawing akmg pointed out. O n ground and m waiting a t U>* Beer when Shandy came up. a trig Beater* la hta hand. "Hi*vrM, what a baa roar* aha WKiaunad. "Ton muat h»v* rnhhad im n tm i A & r FREESTONE, Halves o r Sliced a. Ilg h lh o u a r* "Navvr x M a boy to do a man'* (work. What happened, do yon ta n w ? " "OnlT what I DM yon over tha **"aomathmr a*** hava aat bar ■ l/A§ thought of Jon amirklng through hu awoUen far*, whiia he SOU hr* at tha quarrel h* had aWrheard between rant* and Carol. ."Wht£k w a y a n « t a aaked ITS NEW! WHITE HOUSE ; TACK yon g o ing ?" "•Clyl* win taka thn roada and C ( an much la loea with her that u : 8 EUER WHOLE KEnNF.L w ont mite a trick there. How '■ “ A p p e re n tly no ona lie* a r m h e r ■ pro aha w a n t up to her room t a u t tu ne- th ir ty." " T w o hrwra," S h a n d y atood w it h tty head a little on one *M* while la r a u i d a r r d . War th e flrat li m a M mu m bled tha Shandy o f aaaan ISaro before. "Wa'll u k a tha path back of four cottage," ha Hid. ,'lla walked ahead and Into fol­ lowed, her ayaa on tha broad path ■fetch hla Ian tarn made almost aa Sight ta day, Thar* w an lights | tha H altiry cottage and ha tack ed on tha door. «Jon In flamboyant pajam a, tanod M. "You looking for her T fefth Clyde and U n . nnndla railed ftra but wa haran't »aan bar." t a n waa mallra a hla Ineffectual Mira. "Nor beard h*r ainoa aha lid that flaming row with Hr*. tfeuaSe earlier today." Ha eteta a M>k a t Shandy to aea how ha took vow tell roe?" Ho walked more »lowly now, ew*rping lha light from aide to akle, hi* hand holding here, guiding har o»*r tha rough path. "1 agree with fljyde." Inia arid auddanly. "Paula would n*v*r. never hare coma through three wood* In tha dark. And. anyhow, what rnedo har net awayT Who la aha afnld of. Shandy? When aha handed that gun to Hr*. Ditndio—1" "What glint" Ha w m atariW»t "Td forgot tan that you didn’t know." Lola told him about Paula'* erploate* appaaranca, bran ill*lung tha run and throating It at Carol. “What kind of gun, do you know?" Inta tried to drwrlhe 11. "tVhero diit Paula gel It T" "She didn't aey." ■And tha t h o u g h t It waa Carol'*." Shandy aaid mining more. Ha waa absorbed, with­ drawn, m though ha were read­ justing noma theory ha had already worked out. "Shandy," aha h g u . "flhhr Ha waa atandmg *UI1. lloletitng. She heard It than, some­ one crying aloud. Ha moved tha light la tha right, to Iho left, held It there. Paulo lay crumpled on the ground, trying laud and unreatrained Ilka a baby. Aa the light touched har, aha triad ta burrow UHa ran forward. T en ts! IP* I»te naming. You're all right. YouTe safe. Don't be afraid." She knelt beatdn tha girl whose tear* caught hi her throat. Paula lifted a fees puffy from crying, Iho pal* eyas red-rimmed, tha lid* lake mod But aha did nat attempt ta move. "Pvo broken my leg," she walled. They aaw than the Improbable angle a t which her right leg waa twtafed. Hhandy bent over her. T R nm bark to the houaa and get a folding cot," ha Mid quickly. "Joe can help ma carry her back. That's about the beat we ran do." Ho foil In hla pocket and pulled nut a Saak. "I thought we might need thin." Ila h a n d e d It U Lota, who C h ili / B e a n s 3 COM) MEDAL PLAIN OR SELF RISING- F lo u r ** 4 9 c * DEL MONTE IONA GOLDEN SWEET Q u a rt Bottle ha wa* ]u*t—fatherly." Paula's voice broke and aha began to cry again. “He—he—p-petted me on tha head aa If I waa a baby," eke wailed. "I told him how much I loved Mm and than eommnn shot righ* through tha wtndow at me. And it muat have been Carol, And I wanted her to know 1 knew lu That'* why 1 brought har tha gun when I found It" "Where did you And It?" Inis asked. "On Unger's terrace. It waa un­ der the big aim tree. Just covered over with earth." Shandy'e gun, Lola thought, feel­ ing aick, and Shandy had a key In the gala In tha feme. Hut It had not been Shandy on the terrace tha night before, who had made hla way ao atealthlly, so aurely, through the dark room. No eae could hpvt Jflhpn 1fed rAtH1'! IP" ^ C ^ ry W ^ S whom Kogvr hod not merely patted on the head. Hut It wna Roger who had died. That bullet had been meant for Roger, nut for Paula. f To lie Confine cat) Legal Notice sta ti ! n r ri/v n in a T o n of eN iR L O C K H A n T n A U . r r . It>> r a r i l e a A »*aa* , alacoa, •I t.r tU ro il a m m r r .r n r noti m e n that a ( o il ha* lif .n ■ iih » i j " j in th* Circuit i > r i »-r ihn Ninth JuiT 1*1 C lti -It. m a n l f a r 0-minrl* C sn n tr. yi»rM*, • riu m .v * n n a it.y r . r i u i n t v». no.v.NiK lock iia ut haii-' t , I'hanrcijr yti 1*1* T h * natot* of ihi* suit U t - .1,1.11 * S ltn tc * unit Inf tith*r rc lltf Toil at* r * >1 o I r • 4 m |||* »nur * r t |i* n i * u * « r with th* CtrrV " f 1 - I Court *nS m u a r-.i-y thartnf ttran P la th tlf fa «tmr» ->• n* *r halora tha 1 atH day nf Ua*. amhar. A. I> l ) i l , nr a daaraa t<r* • *a l*aaa w in aa *nt«i*d a galo at - . ' ' ■ TkWa m r hand an4 a*al ua *T»rtt nf tha •‘ irtiH Cnort, I* a*,l Ytsri-ta, tht* l l l k - * * at Netatwhar. A. U. l i l k ri P. H*rna*n t 'H f k *r tha t'trrail r - u M Jo **yt f ; r S aw ia ola Cuun* I*. P i n o s , etfltadn, PlnrMa • Circuit Court h . a l t SAM K. MriRRKI.I, 4 SONS A ln ;* */a to r P la in in r I I * 1, o —itth O ia na a A tr n u * A i P OWN PURE VEG. J01IPH I. TAUAUCO, S3, a Navy diver, U Anally brought up (top) from the ley depth* of Chesapeake Hay eft Solomon*, M4, after be­ ing trapped nt 133 feet for more than *1* hour*. The dive, wheduled for only II minute* became of the interne cold at that depth, becama an ordeal when Tallarico'a air line w»* fouled by a dummy mine. In center, ha 1* removed from the boat to be taken to a deeompre*ilco chamber. Reunited with hi* wife (bottom, left), Mildred, tha chief metabmllh aay* ha feel* "okay." Tha diver who Anally freed him wa* lloaUwaLn'a Mala Gray Itrnegar (right). YadklnvUle. N. C. m rrthanli In 11 Flo­ rida rjllet today iinfrj.-hrd a new weapon aimed at the heart of the shoplifting racket. Rubber cheek arlUt* arc accnnd in line for allout attack, Sponsor* declare. Tha new uetliv Is a card indr* on per urn* mnvicled of shoplift­ ing anywhere in the Date. A file card on each shoplifter provide* name, addrrn, aliaiei, place of birth, age height, weight, color, nationality and fingerprint d u a l- notion. From (be m irier file maintained by the Florida State Retailers A'-ocUlion, ret* nf duplicate card* atv prepared and (clayed to 4 II pam npriini: title* Each local police department and each local rvlail Arganlratiun receive the information on all conviction*. Cllie* In the network when tha program wa« launched are Jackaonvllle, Orlando. Miami, Miami Reach, fnral (i alder, 'Fori Lauderpclertburg, dale, Tampa, St Saraiota, Writ Talm Reach add Daytona Beach. Spokesmen for the Florida Slats' Retailer* Association pointed out thal Iho project already It pntdocng three fold m u lt* . II ha* rtduc- rd the incident nf thnphfllny by Incrca.ins the clement* of risk and f o r . Il ha* helped police and mrrrhanU In apprehending ihoplifier*. H ha* re tu ltrt in Differ •cnienre* upon conviction, a here the thief* record produced evi­ dence «>( previou* offrnici. The information en h ance beiwern cities ha* proven a major road block to previouily lucenttill for*)* by profr*»innal and mi­ gratory shoplifter* it p e r a 11 n g throughout Florida, rrta lk ri de­ clare. For l he first lime, local merchants now. have advance In­ formation and full dctcriptwn* of entire gang* of highly (killed thieve). STRICKEN FATHER FOUND IN TRUCK DURANT, Okl*. tfi—Thomai Culvahouie of Fnrt Worth. Te*„ tlrove home to are hi* parent* yr»teril»y but paid no attention to a p-ckup truck paikrd near Ihe ride of (he road. He drove am In the home and w n greetr.f by hla mother. He aiked for hi* father and learned hr had left more than three hour* ago. The mother wa* ermccrned. Cutvahoure drove bark down the rode and found hla father. John McAllen Culvahouie, ao, dead be­ hind the steering wheel of the pickup. Aulhoritle* told the ton hi* father ran off the tide of tha road two mile* north of here, apparent­ ly itrlcken with a heart attack. SHORTENING SUPER-RIGHT” H a rd Cora Fed H alf or Whole DAILY BRAND (2 D iets) SUPER UOHT" Hard Coi Fed Center Cut "SUPER Rir.HT" Ful tv Coek»d (WHOLE) FLA. or GA. GRADE ‘A’ DID WARWICK CHOCOLATE "SUPER n iG H T lo n r. Pur* Pork Thin Mints lb. 39c Country Style Sausage WORTHMORE CHOCOLATE M ’py R RIGHT Vacuum Tacked C rea m WORTHMORE SUPER RIGHT* Top Quality Thick LLGOOD Stand Sugar Cuied J /L EELBECK CORN-MEAL b ir r v r —-OAR 39c COOKIES SWIFT’S JEWEL OIL Things That Will Help To Prevent Those Colds , *>. *WIFT S JEWEL I E arl DOG FOOD 45* SHORTENING HILL’S FANCY FLA. 29c FANCY LONG I CUCUMBURS f I-ARGE .« EGG P U N T SEEING IS BELIEVING BABY FOOD WAXED PAPER X SPONGES I m « NABIBCO •TALKS «- HOUM ____ 1ft?! **0 «. : 23c; feA g pvr , 1 25c NAraiNS R L .. NAPKmS “ **10c i # ' “ 15c ' *i9^ w ^ 25d»: 3 tm 23c j NAPKINS11- too MAGNOLIA ATI* wi iTj io o - n RniL 17c; CHEESE RTTZ MA1CAL B i t . HANKIES #$ 1 % 29c ! r5c I Q . DOT, FOOD .... 2 cn»27c ! • ' WUa-asvaf, rainbow kitchen with colored * > - kitchen appliances! ' t > • » * Hum lots, raiurinir from 227 x 112*to 100 x 160*1 Ononplata ceram ic tile baths w ith new-aad . - hMuUful marbvllzeil tile imported from Spain I Special a rtistic treatm ent « lth vivid colors, w roufht iron f r ill work, m urals, wall p a p e r i , 0 MANY OTHER HIDDEN TREASURES! g * r; ! HEINZ CHOPPED CRACKERS LOCH ARBOR m LR. ROX Gum & Cream Mix APPLES • * .. (or those who Appreciate the BEST * few custom-homes et LOCH ARBOR (Uka ■«. Boulevard) »• *• ■• * DroDs 25c 100 Cnt J»9c: �% ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ I n . AC'l 'J Seen Praised Many Times NEW VORK. — Nol K>ng ago a wumin w»* hetd m contempt of court (or picketing a New York cot tJiouve with a «ho rieminjmg religion* quoit* in the (election of judge*. ttni'e It hai oo ato.nam for re* hgtoui quota* of aoy kind, thr Amencen Cbtl Liberlle* Union dii ferl her right to free tpcech had b«eo xiolaird. Staff coun*tl Herbert Monte Lear told her the ACLU would take her cate ai toon ai it found time Th* rom an grew Impatient. One day »he Mormrd op to Levy'* of­ fice and threatened to Mart picket ing him tinleta her ra<e wcie ex­ pedited. 'tight for the rlghta of “ Fifth A “ You h u r every right to picket mrndment" witnovc* u* if jou want," Levy >aid. "And The Al'LU cling* to (hr notion if t: e police interfere, at r a*ill de­ that the Rill of Right* «a* written fend in court } 3ur right to picket into |hr TcnMilutiun for i-aeryonc. Among many other thing* It ha* U f." The union ultimately won her IrCquently been accused of Com* mjnt*t or, at the leait. left-wing ca»«. Indifference lo the rijhteou* or jynipath*. Thi* partly rcntll* from vilUtnou, intrnt of It* client* ha* the a«*umption madr by *omr t> pitied the AcLL' for U years— people that tho ACLU agree* with from the “ monkey trial" In Day- Ihe viewpoint of It* client*. It loo. Tenn. the defeo*e of Sacco doe*n’t. nece»*arlly. Alio there ha* and Vantetti, Mooney and Rilling*, beeo *mne eonfution over name* it* fight agalntf labor injunction* Tlie Civil Right* Cong re**, which ami It* LglM for employer*' runt* I tom rthin; rite, it on the attor­ of free *peech in union relation*, ney general'* *ub*er*i*r li*t. The all the way up to It* prr»ent-da* | Al'LU far* t. n u 'c irm i is rors; o n » » n o o » eee»*l«nt. ffve o n i o n w< trie a brief ruiventn** *i*r»k' r.i r » ink t.ous on tnd it* leiiler* have hern craned „t our dinner* I th.nl wc were * by Dw.ght U. Euenhoaer, Marry mir* effective nrgamral) n before OKLAHOMA CITY r - Gold* we became re.pfrtahle ' >hul It of O k la h o m a Cite a*kei S T i i man. Tnoma* E Dewey. In t.vo*c day* l-ie ACIA urn: Dougin. MaeArthur an.l by t ie looking for trouble ,nd had no dif lommen Plen» Jjdge Carl Train Chicago Tribune a* well a* Ihe ficulty finding tl. la»t « r 'k if aentence for Uqme New Y*ek Time*. It found It in Tennc**ee t v Iflj.t pH e**ion rould be d'ferred * “We have moved from a pj*i when May*, i faience Darrov and aerk “ l*m anout tv become a Uun of atitpcrlrd *ubver*ion to one Dudley Field AI alone were *en! by of unexpected r r * p e e ! jb ility not­ the At LI to te»l a »tat» la* for lather." le told tie judge. Oklahoma i* comlitutionally dry. ed Roger Rald>* in ACLl! found-1bidding the teaching of evolution er, before he retired a* directir on other front*, during Ihe 10 * Judge Traub agreed a man .n J950 Before hla death thi* year and jo*. It* leader* and attnrnry* th'.utri atirk rln-e I* home during C.enerat couiv*el Arthur ilarfield were threatened, jeered ai booled May* al*o remarked on changing out of town or thrown ;nto the a bleitfd event Svut.lt reported t> the eo-rt ye** irend* dink testing and defending * Ne­ terday with rigara few ill "Evtfy* “ In the old day*, we u*c<l to go gro'* right to )u*tire in the South, Into the coal field* or nver to New the m:ner*’ right t« organize m thing'* f.re “ he Inld the Judge. Jen ey and hold tc*l mcrl'ng* and Tenntylvama or Social.*t Norman "If* a girl." get our»elve* locked up We were Thonva*' right fo »peak In Frank “Congriliilalion*" **id the jadg*. ' Thirty day* and tJCO " right in the front line* then. No* Hague'* Jer*ry City i Cl MOV N4MAM. *. born without arm* nr l*n. am* a* to* New Vo/k from Sbtrmin, T ea. on her way to th# Ke»i'.*r tmtitute in Al'evt Orange, N. J , to b# lilted for artlfm l limb*. Whin an# ta three, Cindy will get new arm#. Shown with th# ehild t* h#r moth#r, Atr*. Llo»d Irman, who tald fu n d * for in# child w#r» railed In a ‘See Cindy '.’ ilk 'd iiv« by the Sherman Bapuit Church (fnte**arionalj - I " '! ’ Radio-TV Highlights MEW YORK 'A -tn tho arta It’# •Iwaya plraunt to find a genuine long-hair with a naturally er#w-eul peraonalily. Such a man la lwoo*ed Bernttein — conductor, comgvotar, piamil—who at the age ef XT hat threa lifellmta of muitcal achievement behind him t.nd u re ^ n c tired of being refer rod to a# a “ young |«niua.M Berntlcm ha* taught mo elmot* all I know abowl muiie. Ho'a don# thi* on Omnlbu* (CBS TV) by In­ terpreting Beethoven laat ##aaon • nd ja u thi* i#awm in two n e ttin g program*. Now b#'a returning to Omnibu* n«it Sunday with a aymbonir orchritra to diteu»a lha art of conducting—or I* ■ conductor I'/v ture I'll know aomothmg about conducting. Nol enough to conduct ttio Mew York Philharmonic Symphony, a* Bem itetn did at tho ego ad » But enough. Bern item live* and eompeoea In a veal high-eeilmged apartm ent tn •n old rococo apartment hotue on on# of the noi*ie*t corner# in New York. It hat th* tola geographical e-Vantage ef beiag Jutt acroaa thr •Treat from Carnegie H a lt Ha baa a beautiful bland# wife, a beautiful .} . ' " M 4-year-oM daughter and a T^ump baby ion. A candid, friendly man ttbote hair :i not literally rut to ere* length. Bernttein tald: “ I don't keep any regular achedule. I (#t up any time from • to 11 m the morning I work at nhat • aniito or at what'a mott pro** mg. Maybe I won't work at all :n tba evening or maybe till mid­ night and *omeu men I get la bed at l a m Beritein'a aeaompfiihmonte atnee ha graduated f r o m Harvard •nd berama the protege ad eon durtor Sergo Kouaeoriukr RH 1* page# of unlardod facte. Item: compeeer nd tho aymphoaiea “ Jere miak" and “Tba Ape ad Anatoly." Item: anmpoeer of the mvltie for that popular hit “ Oa tho Town.’ It'* diffirult far nay ertift to #*plain the why and wboradoro od hu work When a iked hia theory m how ha move* with rueh facility between jam aad t i n n e d muate, be aayi: " a l l bom aad gram op m Amrrtea where I beard bath eli*niral and Jan . It'a Rtet aa natural lo me to ha cloao *o ja n aa any­ thing otaa. M H'a mama M aacMea •v*1 H er b r n r i ’* de«ire . . pift* lovely lin g erie* P e ll. enlelv fem in in e nylon . . l:iv i*h w ith litre o r tailo red . T he t i l l t h a t will be aura In please b u rl SLIPS By San Souci. Artemi.% Vnn Hunlta . . I rimmed with luce, embroidery, nel and ideal.*, in your choice of jut** td a , blnrk, navy »nd white. Nylon and lO fl'r d.icion. 3 .9 5 - 1 2 .9 5 Ufc BED J A C K E T S f y . Hriishcd rnvon. rayon, nvlon. and so mniiv lovely style# to choose from. MusiiiKwear, Artemi*. Snn Souci are the nnnn* brand* we have in bed iac* Let*. 6 A TlMI-HONOtfO •AMI That to. tow fwm are# fate up m ' Moat ef ua regard Polltairw m a deume in th* n Ibw I m i n i t h e fwue p il e , d m h i m m lee (rnww-vipe —oerliruUrly Ibe (M tola.____ eIdarlr talk, oonwaleaeaata. and Starting wide the k m toto <V aa me whe barn ami toe Meet tooth haw ewer to t top A m It mar wme m card aad ptaaa It tote m •« too V w r t t N * . to bottwm of lla •ortee* pile. If it I* a gamee are I. put It faco*up under tho VI pile V . ' r-1 »• y « J. •taa faver* A " The* take the top card ef Wve VI ptl» 1 1ta with and put It where It belonfi It it • b ildran. fheuld he e Queen put it fire up be­ •tvrtral are neath the XII pile, and take Die top card ef the XII 'Queen I pile and p it it in ita right piaeo. Any King | j»i lace up beneath the pri* to lt>* ‘en­ ter nf the cloth E 4? If Ihe game vttka out yeu wiU have at U*e end all the card# m the.r on the nne e’eleeb pile to toe Queese el high aw If. befere the etom f i n b v • iddtota to U p Smrappwtie to I uo S plated, feme Kma* athdo TContotan how to toll tuna, ua the game code wmd fM Ian. to railed, appmpnatoly. “Bound ha Other iwweaitc Geek." Ta play dtia name deal in a M Pound I airclo twelve etock* of four rardi ef ether ' oath, face down, and another alack be played wito i od four card# lam Sown la too i parka af I d a ana be h a d In am tor ef tho nrWa. m Way# to n a p anuaeirw" Recenily proeented to Praaideal A Ibo twelve atacto iwpronwl to e btftodep girt by kia Bgurea oa a cUtfefam (I. It. m toe bMk ban pa intad on aroundt and they alao reprtaint I latoeeet la Seine.re the numbera m Ihe tarda (Are, L I. deck XI. and Queen XIL The four In m p r n a to dammd. manutnc* onrde la the mater are U»e King pile hint* hare tool brwwjkl an am mar­ Object ef the game la U have all ket a apaetal sin y * a i » ion toning IM-paga (Ihjptoatod book pirn toe card* af the deck in Uwtr torred placer, face-up. before Ike King teCbp.to.fMPlag eerdn 3 .9 8 • 8 .9 5 PORES i* . t o f t warm fteecv quilted robes, th at gives you frills w ithout chills. 1 0 .9 5 • 1 9 .9 5 *i •* Shsar nvton robes, thev’rs ehnrming. they're frivolous and thev’re so very prsctical. . 1 4 .9 5 • 2 4 .9 5 GOWNS Rhorlle*. *rnlti. lenplh, full lenglh. I/n "rl »trrve», mlon off the shoulder, pink, yellow, b in .. . while, bin* It end oh so many more rnlor* In select imm. Some with matching t*ed jackets and robes. Ban Rmiel & Vnn Raalte (.95 ■25.00 DON'T TAKE C H A N C ES ! PANTIES Nylon, rayon, plain or trim m ed with Inee Flnra and brief styles. WITH YOUR VALUABLE AND *IRREPLACABLE PAPERS CAN-CAN PETTICOATS •, Bonffant nylon taffeta with lavars a f ndt, iraka her Christmas a STAND OUT, w hits with rows and rows of relomH rufflne. she’ll raallv feel draasad tip'In-one of mtr rainbow colored can* YOU’LL KNOW THAT T H E Y H I SAFE IN A SAFE - DEPOSIT BOX HERE * • t ». _____________ / ; . • «.*.♦ r v" _ MB wkm .* iT - Ibe3 ^ 8 IS h . m . -t �•- MJV D'AWSCM _ _, Make It 'Bought In Sanford' Christmas This Year, Always Th# exciting spirit of C hrlitm as hn* finally arrived. Children look atarry-cyed at toy dliplaya and parent# cautiously look around th* homea to nee w hat aort of practleal gift they can buy thU year. On the other hand, thiW ia the time of year your Sanford m erchant, ar.d every m erchant in the country, mreeta each day with bated breath. He is ]u*t a* w ary of thr. weather a t a farm er who la harvesting . hia crops. He ia Just as sensitive to the de­ mands of his customers as a aoismoifraph which registers earth trem ors. And well he ifllfht he. because he ha« ‘rone the limit* on lju je purchases for his taide. Your Sanford m rcbsnt pays heavy tax is all year long. He pays a goodly portion of h it Income for salaries to hundred* and hundreds of Sanford people. He must carn a r k thousands of dollars for maintenance of hie store, and spend additional money fur aervices to accomodate customers. He eelgntn. if ever, turns a deaf ear on a anllcitatlon for some worthy rause, and in some few cases is the victim of some polite hl-jnrkinjr. Your Sanford m erchant is your friend and neighbor, lie ’s the man who will guar­ antee you the satisfaction and service you A service of one of our local organiza­ tions was brought to our attention very vividly yesterday. At the regular meeting of the Seminole County Hoard of Court’v Commissioners, two people who had contracted a disease manv fear, were approved for entry In the Florida Tuberculosis Hospital. No m atter how hard we try, tuberculo­ sis Is still with its, and will he with us for years on end unless the relentless search is continued to find a wny to combat it in other ways. Until that time, funds must be provided for the re«earrh, and funds m ust be pro­ vided for the continued education of people in the whya and wherefores of TB. The Feminole Countv Tuberculosis and Health Association appeals to you, again this vrar. to purrhnse and use the C hrist, mss Reals you have received in the mail. It's such a small m atter to insert the dollar, two tiollars, or three dollars In the return en­ velope provided, so that TH ran be fu rth ar fouvht right here In your community. No, there a rrn ’t many cnsei of tuber­ culosis found at ono time. They're Infrequ­ ent, but y e t at too frequent Intervali.Two admitted to the hnspitala where the dieease can be overcome. The amount you’re asked to send to yoqr local T n and Health Association is small In comparison tn the suffering the disease can cause. Help today? ■im H hM N ir iM H(4*r n a n VaiVKT ia im ta e >*"**'*•» w a a io * i t s M t s I t C a rH tt l i n t Maatka a t'o s c w i m n ia It a MJW iiM t if * m «W w «t f * o a t Maatk *1 aa S it Maatfca Oat T ta t IJU eil.“ IOt b wftia------n i r t la altta. a w t l a t Ikaaka. raaalaflaaa a t l • f t i t u i a l n n l rat l l a para aat at ralalaa trill M , t a i i H fat at rt a a la r a a t a t i l t l a a rafaa. ■ W k W Itf ■ atlaaallr k r «»■ •»■ ! 4 *-a ril« ta a P***Ira. I a t . aai itrarala S a t la a a Kaak ai« a. • ■ a i l a a l a , fla ata la f h a ■ avals ■ * f Ike I m H i IM P r n g WWIafe la aaiH i 1*41 « i « l n a l *t l r • • i k # a##' M r i###k*Vr#* • M H I I I |tk# l*e*l '•*«## i f l i l t i !■ flkla ■#«**!##i»#r, P if* 4 Wednesday, Decamber 7, 1D55 TODAY'S BIBLB VERKK />-'While we kMk iwt a t the things which Si# seen, but i t the things which are not —a n : for the things which are seen are temf l p l t hut the things which are pot seen are eternal." —1| Corinthians 4 t P . dicted that by 1970 coal prndueInn would have Increa.rd IM per cent (o an output of Son million tnn> a year, CLEVELAND (ft — Ceil, Hi for n'WfSHWr.VT-NCK Up >(■»* dimialshcd h r « time by FEATHERS , eempetiiina frem ether M i , la ' m (he way bach to prosperity e as LEXINGTON. Ky. (P -Two .w ire of Industrial eipenilew, e ywingsters broke into a storage rdMl Industry expert aaid laat warehouse and scattered mono a mUtrt. J. *• r . -*#>*►* .MsMbw ef \> v 'rq weighing poaaibU I Verb, general a u t g n d th#. tmnnhmmil*; Juvenile Trial Com^ Coal layers Maeual, pre­ mUiiensr W. Rode* Clay decided § Coal On Way Back | To Own Prosperity Remains In Family! LAWRKNCERtIRO, Ky. tit Stewart HrPriyer, a banker, went to an auction, saw an antique dreiser ha liked and bought tt. He later found a note an the back af the dreaeer aaytng e fumliuro company kid purchased tt for W. I. MsBvayar, hi sgroatfreadv- v- on this sue: pfrk up the Rufbers. NEW Y01K lit » Seats dsus chief probls* »o* Is niUrisI takes ever as butloan mews into ahertsgos or delay* ia deliveries the Hast aseath ef what'* sure te from metal producers. Thera la be Its Wfgut year. wide belief that Decsmber win see la December emphasis It always masy eempaaies still striving, with oa retail trade. Out fourth ef the entire year’s sales returns will be only madersti sucests, Is build up |«ee between sow tad Christmas. lavsatertes. Sut tbit doe sa t m en that msey heme are bHtiag that the rad­ msaufseturtar bduatriee wOl- be ar*! Reserve beard’s Indes ef totaking time off this year. The In­ dualrial production, which hit a dustrial output pats Is et petted record 1U ia September and Octo­ to keep ea filaleg. Aad by the first of the yes? the aitlee’s total output of ( w f i sad esndees may audit the 4* kin ten dollar a year park tm the first time ia kittory. Ms«y eempaaies gad seme ef the meat Important taduatriea will b* hamp*red more by lack of capac­ Tart II ity than by any decline In the steel and auto Industries. The rad* Section » . M U N I C I P A L roads are alowed more by lack os JUDGE, POWERS OP: MAY enough freight cars than anything ISSUE SEARCH WARRANTS! else Other tndualriet, particularly TRIAL OF ACCUSED ON DOC. thea# uilng raetali. report their KBT ENTRY. The Mun*ir.; Judge shell k#*e th# power •# unit warrant* far th* apprtheailon of affandara against the City ordinance*. •• try and punlfh f*r aM viel*ll«n« ef th- City ondmntir**, fn summon and epiApd th* attandanea nf w|tna***a ur"n the trial af any eas* bafor* him, you thoat antigravltp ahooa ” t« administer eaths. In tah* and Frankly apaekmg. do you foal the sppratt bail far th« apr»»r*ncv human ?*•• U ready to do away tt any p*rir*n accus'd, tn !mpn'# with gravity? Tbs thing we need such fine* and penalties as are te dn matt In «ur troubled era la provided by lbs erdlnsnee* of tte tn klip Ra'k fsel ON THE City, and shall have r°»er «HbIn the limit* af tk* Flat* and Fed­ CROWD. U this d W itr D a big eral Constitutions <e lt«ua search klip. warrants, end shill have and exeralre such other p#»ers and dut­ ies as are Incident te th* prepar parfannenra of the funMlon of bl* affics ea may b# now or h'reafiar provided hr the General Law* of the Slate ef flerlda, or a* may b* provided by ordinance. A sworn #r verified complaint shall not Jimmy Smith Jr., heipita! man third clan, sen nf Mr. end be nteesiary to glvo the Munici­ Mrs, J. 0. Smith Sc., has return­ pal Court Jurladlctinn ef effensta ed te U. I. Naval Teat sutino, triable in that Court but tbs eeavted map be tried fer the efeking lake. Cal, fen so M dMkated, provided suck Mo entered the Navy April #. deeket entey is suffieient te put m i receiving his haste training the actused upon satire ef the at fan Dtege after which he vns offense with which he Is charged. ■atrien SI, CITY CLERK TO ataUaned at u. f. Naval Hospital, Camp Pendlaten ttdlU June M. RE CLERK OF MUNICIPAL COURTt DUTIESi COMPENSA­ 1N4 whew he sras t/aaiferred In TION. The City Clerk shall be M« Chinn Lakn peat. Clark of She Munialpel Court, end Alla? spending two weeks with shall attend nny session ef the hla parents, the remainder of his •erne when directed so tg do by lent# via Speet with hla wife, the the Municipal^ Judge) he may farmer Vthiri Alhinaen. He then Ditto warrants';' he shall heap • win repost t* Camp PemOeten u docket In WhUh shall be entered attend Fistd MadMat School Re. tk# title ef nil eaten tried In inch hla dutiaj with thn CowrS, and the nature nf the ofMvteiaa In J< fewMe charged, and Us* mmen of ber, will yuib te 111 this meeth. hslptd in part by this urga te build Inventor!**. Th* Index use* thn 11(7-dl output average as It* baa# ef H». V Ratail trade aUrta th* month off with a bang. Salas volume Is atready it least 7 par cant higher thsa Una yaar'a Chriatmai trade think this rear'* Christmas trade will ley lilt jtar'a by 10 per cent. Your City Charter TB Funds Needed ,I,M M ill,, W. Jen ete at *« ••■fate, riM U f. • •#•» tha ati _ - Business Moves into Final Month so rightly deserve and expect from your purchase. He and his organization take per­ sonal pride In having you as a customer, and will go to extrem e lengths to hold your business. The economy and prosperity of Sanford depends on you. Your patronage of San­ ford stores Is a guarantee of your ‘money’s worth'. Remember, our stnrea are here because you wanted them. The least folks can do ia patronize them to the exclusion of ell others. This year, make it a 'bought in San­ ford Christm as.” The Sanford Herald % HAL BOYLE Grab Green Earth For Safety First NEW YORK <P-Ciirb»tooe tornmcnla of a pavrment Plato: Can you recall, aa a child, how you liked to stretch out on a small grassy hill, and Ihen coll down U7 r an you remember how. when you reached the bottom, mind real­ ms. you had a strange feeling of twmr that you were about to fly oil Into apace—and how you dug small hand* Into th* aweet-amellme earth and hugzed It hacd to keep this from happening? I have thl* tame feeling on read­ ing that th# U S government Is •ponvoring research te find • *•? to counteract gravity. In this bailie of sclent# versus gravity I am pretty much an the Mda of gravity. O/ivity U ont af m in i iMtft and brat friend* ft may act him down bird occasionally, but at least be knew* where It will eat him down. But arleneeT I don’t know. If aclenre take* over grav­ ity, It la hard t* figure wham we'U all be set down eventually. Over th* centuries gravity has shown a sleadr and dependable isnie nf responsibility. You know what It will do. Rut who ran tell what arienre will do neat? It la ai unpredictable aa a fits st a deg show. Gravity wae a fact of life ht*f before, ai legend ha* It, an apple dropped on Sir Isaac Newton’s noqgta. AO Ntwton did was to get un SMI llagW banded pais On low «J tn v ft/ Thle law h«s been more fnfl>ien. Hal than any atatiftg avtr passed by Congress. It has kept tk* sun and moot and aarth In a whirling balance for a time beyond the memory of man. It causes th* scorn to drop and be covaead by falling trots and thus atari a fresh forest. It bolds Clark Gabla’a ears in place, and I* a big factor In keep­ ing Marilyn Monroe in her present pleasant Shape. It pulls down the rsin and Ihl snow to water th* wertf. It turns mountain rivulets Into riven that swan the mighty Se*. The repeal ef gravity pewmists certain advanUias tn commercial aviation nod space enpUeeri. Put if sclent* dees coma up will a new anti gravity fore* or sub­ stance I hop* they keep tt under laboratory control and don't sell II like cotton candy at, a circus. If they do, I predict chaos. Th# skies shore eur streets will be full of lunatic jaywalkers dropping rhewed-up apple cores an the head* of us old-fashioned innocent pedestrians. Dastardly peeping Toma will bo leering in th* llth Hory window* of apartment build­ ings. Frantic mothers will be bawl­ ing up into tfco air, “Junior, yaw cemo down off that cloud right now, and fly te the grocery store for me. I'm sorry I over kreu#tt M ESSAG E News 0/ Men In Service ell wltnasits swero, and by wh«na rallaf, tk* findings and th* Judg­ ment af tha Court, and the eoits incurred; end ha shall perform iurii oih«r duties a* may be r*uylrad of hint by the laaa end mdmanrrt of tha City or by dir*elian of lha Court. Hi# fomp*y*tDn at Clark of the Municipal Court shall b* fi»*d by tha City Commission, Rr.lDn BOND CT AC. C U h tb NOT APPEALING TO !IK » « T n r\T K D : CtPIAR TO BE ISSUED. In ell n*** where ih* arruie^ persons have b«en re­ i n . H up*n t-en't, or elh -r ateuri’y. a r 4 fail to appesr f«r trial tha Municipal Ju ^.e shalSri*-, rlar# »u*h bnnf eitrratM , and turb action ahall te re-oHM ur*n Ilia foekat, oaf tha Munlrtpat Jufg* may In his fiirralinn issue * eapia* for tha ra-arrest ef th* arrustd piriop. Fertinn 3). PERSONS CONVICTED TO WORK FOR THE CITY. AH persona imprisoned af­ ter conviction In tha Municipal Court shell k* required to wprk for th* City a t hard labor. Section 34. CHIEF OF POLICE TO COLLECT FINES AND DE­ POSIT MONEY. Aa th* evenslive effte* ef the Municipal Court, the Chief ef Peilr* ahell collect all fines and rest# l*ip«scd by the Municipal Court, and ahail deposit the money In such de­ positary a i th* City Commlsiiea may designate. flection JS. NO FINE *011 PENALTY TO BE REMITTED EXCEPT BY CITY COMMIRRION UPON RECOMMENDA­ TION OF MUNICIPAL JUDGE. No fin* or ether penalty tmpeaad tn Municipal Court ahat! bo re­ mitted excapt by tha octiog of the City CommDaien open th* m o m mondatlon of thn Municipal Judg-i. tb u tm u td n g . FROM YOUR BUICK DEALER The Gala Opening 1955-56 Season of \ W# Hava marff arrangtmtnts with Buick Motor Company to saeurt an additional stock of ntw 1956 Buicks for Christmas and hava just raciayad I carloads. New York Giants Wa have Specials in 2 door sedans, Rivieros (Hardtops) and 4 door sedans; Centurys in 2 door and 4 door Rivieras (Hardtops.) Supers in Rivieres (Hardtops) and 4 door Sedans. mcutfaUL Sntt Sanford, Florida We can deliver you a 1956 Buick 2 door Special Sedan with Dynaflow and standard equipment for $2995.00. If you desire radio, add $95.70. Heater, add $85.00. December 10, Nineteen Hundred Fifty-Five USED CAR SITUATION: We are at an all tima lew on used cars. In fact, wa need good used cars and art in position to givt you a good trada an your car. B f p lfl &.>V j , • t- • Cocktails at 7:00 . Dancing at 9.v Wt cordially Invite you to come in and see these new Buicks. You will find many changts on tham, both machanically and oppaaronca. Whan you hava inspactod'thesa new Buiiks, we believe you will agraa that '« Dinner at 8:00 Dress Optional $5.15 Per Person a n built. . . Buick will build U m i Fer Reservations : . I .. ______ * 'r-C • 0U120q v . " vr» A --------------------- -— ■- a>-mLrOSi - m r# s .* jv ^ - * • 1 O �• I? - r f v :>t V S o c ia l £ v& n L& ►Today's Dental Scientists Reveal Sugar As No. One Villain Of Teeth THE SANTORO HERM f) TVctl. P e r. 7, HAS j~ ~ ra g e S ~ f Following I* the third in a wrir* I lion nf «ugar to tooth derae ha* ^ r l *' J* ^ 11 of article* pv.bti.hrd a. . public’ e.tabli.hed by j-ar* of h,il,h Wh,° sweet* take the plane nf more ne* •erviee by The Sanford Herald m re',f \ rcht Mental a.-ientut* have vhw'.n th*' re n a ry ano nuirili-tui M l , th* cooperation with the Seminole „M tfru whtfh ,rjH t„ ln,„h rierj, child* hetlth auffen. Denial Society I require fond that can be broken There I* one mistaken td'« The No. t villain in denial health down quickly to lorm acid* S i j t r about diet and tooth deray. For I* sugar. In fart, some dental 'upnlic* the an*wer Sugar* on the many year*, it wav bcllevrd that If the body were supplied with trienti.t* h.ve declared that if ,urnf,i lm'’ d*‘ aridi *w iftivr hy large amount* of raltlam and vita­ cji' -prnnuf inc America'* »wcrl tooth grow* much u,f tr harlerta Therr i* no pnvof min D. denial dreav would be prolarger, we may beromc a nation of -ny > »a> to »top the formation verted. e*t'fc.il!) in the Irrth f without teeth of thr*e and*. rhildren Rreau*e mdk i* high in Sugar I* the mott Important Earh lime a child ea** a ralriwm and rod liver oil high in farlnr In looih decay. The 0*1 a *weel, the leelh ire atlarked bv vitamm M. !->th milk and rod liver arid* produced feom Ihe *ugar oil were rrnsiderrd anti-decay Sweet* eaten between meal* are fo-«d*. particularly riangernu* brraiur That l* not (ru» Onre the chll l’t eirh lime the sweet i* eaten, Ihr leelh have appeared, milk ani deear pence** Mart* again other miiritioii* fr*->d* have lin k The child »hn nibble* on eand- etferv on tivvth enamel How>•* rookie* and other *werl* fue ever, aufh fi--*d» a e invaluable •> or (iv time* a da.v invite, badly tar a* general health i* concerned, HOLLYWOOD p He the Arad diaraaed leelh If a mother gi*r* However, -luring the period cmy Award* unfair to mine her youngster a vwprt treat be when the t-rth are developing tween meal. nccaalonally. .he i* „ ,,hm a ch ild . Jaw (hey do r e acti#*’ and " r t r '* ,r* trr 'h * 1 he bru.hci hi* q,Jir# calcium in order In be pro. Ronald Reagan think* »« teeth Immediate!* Reiter *Hlt. I ,,,rty formed and calcdk-d r r o Prr todav he propoved two chance* in •he might uih.tmite fre.h frud i»*car voting nilc* to in*ure lair- or popcorn or nyl* tmiead of die! al-o hj> a b*nefieial effect on the gum ii.M ira and bone aUiie* nr** Ht* rnmplainl »wcei* (or beiwent meat mark* tore* ar-mo-1 ihe teeth. j \ d ar might l-t,e a itomma The dental and medieat p-ofe* Denial decay I* eh-efly ■ dl*^a*e Sum herau*e he i* named for Iwo •ion* ha*e g-me on rrrnrd urging of , hlldho-vt and adole.cenee If different m!r« that the *alr of eonfeetion* and Ihe de.a.iatlng rffect* of t.o*a much I Supporting arting a>*ard* Inn rarhmated beverage* on school »weet fo-wl can be avoided durio-* ofirn to lho*e »hn ate icallv prenme* be hailed I hi* period, Ih e ^ vojng pcoplei The* p.*mt out that too much wilt ha*o far h*** ilental alia than alar* • pirivrd indulgence in aweet* noi onls la . their elder*. tin mailer N>» ) that a r 'a 'c r like Jame* t agne* m.ght gel *ole* for h-dti *'Mt*lrr Rohert*'* and ' ta " c Me or Leave M e" Likewise Jennifer .lone* A TH Itll.LING MOMENT, Mr*. Itivrrev Peek »hn >n al*ovr, »** pii-to-1 t*v the lu-lcr* nl the ChrUt* ntm Flni*er Show put on bv tho locnl Durden •''ill- a. winner of the Swe* |-*i.vke* Vwaid m llotticultuie. could be selected for "lawe I* a Many ’Splendor ei) T h in g ' an.I Mr* Re, k I* standing he.ute nt-e of her winner* iS's^f I'hotoi •Good Morning Mi** l»"*r” tne for "I'.ol nev Vtrmbrr* are a-ked lo bring J*me« om en •Rebel Without IH MEN • u n it WOMEJ *i-jp* of material for the garden f"',rn in '* * Cau«e M W . f t i « |1 • N S T I R S I . IIKER FEI ihrrapv proirct *, . , . . . . . . "Thia mailer p r o h a b ly h a . o l • PAR AIIIBF. TRt rvt t s Mimo.a n rrle of the Sanford 4 m , n hf|„ r, - R„ |4n „ |d "In WEDNESDAY f don, Mr* J M Hayts, and Me* Garden Club will meet at ihr K nn t.rr. pl(li artor* w#ta untes * • SMI Hli \S GIRL p o r l e r Lan sin g. t*»rn in Eustls at It 00 a m Bring ronirart to 'he .Indio* which Pr*y»r meeting at th# Eir*t The Magnolia rirrle of th# Gar­ would gel behind one performance Papli*i Lhiirch at 7 ',0 pm , Sun­ den lints will mrel al » p m with Sark lunch. day School Departmental meet­ Mr* W, K MeRobert* in Ltietl and give il a pu*H. B i l l K H \Y ing* after Prayer Seme# "But lietav aitof* at# in l (re# Arbor. Tlier# will be a garden Green tt*iua Mipper Th# EnlUied Aten'* Wive* Club | gift evrhango The Meihodot Ca*tl# Memorial lin rr maike! They might do greal mil meet at tha EM rlub at ■ The Central Orel# of th# San Sundav Srhoot r la ti will meet at pieluee* at Iwo or m-a# vtudio* p. m. An alection of offtcera w,il f.ird Garden Club will meet at 7 p m . In MrKmlcy Hall for the The campaign might *pht Ihe vote ^ h'hi. ,hl‘ home of Mr* Ira South for Ihe player*, thu* drpil'ing her* quality la higher than prl##** Th> yySCS Eh#nrrrr »*rd at P IS a m. There will be annua! Chrutma* Party. Al mrrn them of a nomination “ brrv aie urged to allend. „ fthw |ut V huifh will meet at th . « P""ed plant gift evehangr M.** Thi* might h»v# h.ppenrd tn pretrnl a la*t year’s voline WTlliam Holden linm# #f Mr*. Carl Bradbury at Alie# R Cooper will M ONDAY Chrutma* program. , _ , „ . . failed In he nominaled, de.pil# two 7i|S p- nt. Bt r,therm # . chapter Of Holy br|Uli(|, p#Hormancea in "EaerviFRIDAY T W lU S n A T C(ot v Woman'* Auvtliarv will live Slide" and “Cmiotry Girl " Hem#mralll* Cirri# of th# G*r- of Mr* Harry Ctohinc with Mrs. |l i p,.».itilr that he gut m>ae vote, Th# Intermcdut# Choir of the than the five nominee*, hul mi**ed TirM Rsptist Church will meet si d#n Chib will overt at th# horn# II K. Tooke a* rohotirv*. eif Mr*. M. E. It»ker on GraPeT p m The tt M. S Ctrele* of lh# First mil her an*# hi* tally “ ** *Pld total Th# Adult Choir of th# rirvl villa Av#. at 7 IS p. m. Mr»- C. E. Baptl»t Oiiirrh will meet at In U u r g in '* aohitmn ‘ Tha Bapiitt Churrh will meet at a llut.ter and Mr*. E- J. Routh will a m. Covered di.h lunrheon at BUB,h#r „f vole* foe anv arior Fe eo-ho*le»«r*. A Chit»lm»* Gift IJ i«. Program meeting al l.iW , hoi|,,t rn*mtrwi. If h#get* vole. ON SALE p. m. P- m, The Horn# pomondration Huh •srl.aop# will ha held. for more than on# film, he thmild II (t G» rdeneti Citrl# will o i'el will meet with Mr*. Alrvandrr al Tho Seniinnt# A*«n. of the mn for the final it*r*r *-n the ha*t» *#rTurns;-so* M irnm ts’Ace'i'Tt ”at• tn ”a. m. .M Ihe pirliue pirluie wnirn which eureriro altrarled ,«, Ihe . . . the , hoove , ofi ' Me*.*V• \C " ’* *,' «jj| Sate "a 'Upper »t of the TH URSD A Y O N LY , 1 M p. m. for It* Christmas party A. \ \ , l.ee. . l t d laurel A*e. ro i|„ Kir«| Baptiil Churrh at 7 00 mntl , o!r, -p,„ »„„|d prevrnt nn lod eirhaogr ho»te*» Vtr*. George H arden, Mr- p. m. (a ir competition with a rl-c * who The Camellia Cirri# of th# Gar­ VV. A Kralrert. and Mr* E W The FUf# Knight Cir,-le of the were up for only one picture ” den Club wilt meet at the home of Mrltch. Plant earhang* w*t h< Fir*i RaptHi Church will mo-i Reagan added that t h e aw ardMr*. John Dunn, ICW) Oak Ave. held. , '. h p h *m r ° M l r , e N r M , * ' * r for ...... p o r t i n g p t a v e r . h a v e b e e n with Mr* Vernon Hardin a* rn The Wnman'* Rihla Cl« . of toe m 1021 Park Ave , at » (10 p — atnurd bv »tudio« ih.i reduced the h n it r i* . Th e re w ill be a C h ru tm a * F ir * ’ R a p tu t C hurrh w ill have It* E v e n i n g * Ir e i n No I o f (be y,,|]ins l a ti*« t o *op|*<irt hilling of iila *up|wirt »t»lll* • onual C h ri*tm »* hanuuet *1 th# G ift esrh an g *. Fir*l 1’rr.bvirri m Churrh will in outer lo *n*g wn rt», *r. Educational R u ild tn r at fliJn p m T ha G ram m ar Srhnot P -T A » H I mrel with Mr*. W, S, Rrum ley, on M « rir The Ro-# Cirrle of the Sanford , r|frv Vlr ( meet at * p. m. Th# program w ilt *r* are Mi** H# ob*er>ed that E> a Bran Sunt arlualle Marlon nt|hop Mr, p he nn A rt and M u ilc taught in Hi* G.rdrn Club will meet *! U , a m at the home of Mra. Franei* y{r, ' s m” .swain Vnd^ilrV j Jojd do’* leading Ivdy to "Mn Ihe Water *<h»flL Tha Palm C ire la n f the Garden Meriwether. The program will b# ( a*r. Time i» 7 IS p m. front." no! the mppotting arlre** .. ’ , 1, nt, Waller in “Thr Club meet* at 0 a. m. at th* G a r­ “Chrttlma* Decoration* and ArEvening Cirri# No ,f and " ,,,r r Hu.ton *ti-red ^ _. Teea.tue of ihe S-erri Vtidre. 1. ____ den Center. A plcnie lonchrorv wrttl rangeruent*" and each m«riii>#r la th# F.r.t Preihjterian Churrh b# held at the Garden R a m , In tn bring one. • til h.ve a , p , g ^ |tl .upper al 7 ,ho"*h h' rrn ,h' ° ‘r ,f f"r " ,p Mimo.a Cirri# of th# S»nford p m in the rhurrh lfo»ie-*e» for P“rL F u * ! l i. Member* ar# a*k»d t" OVER 400 # » i tiim Garden (1uh w ill meet bring a Huh t« pa**Cirrle No 3 will he Sl-i, Al i a-# Bring Srm lnola Reb»k#h f."dg# No. barn In Fjuti* at It a. Mr* Rirhard Parkard, Str* At IS will meet in tha 100F Hall at nek tunrh. Wallace Mn-lei.e* for Cir, |e 1 A p. m. Rial# pre.ident of Rehekah) llihivru* Circle of the Garden will b# Mr* Rudy Sloan, Mr* Joe Anembly. Mra. Thelma Roll*, will Club will meet al the home ..f Mr. Garrett and Str* David Bach, be hornrrd. A banquet ia planned R>rnn Fn*. SIO W Third SI wi’h previoua (o the mealing, at 6 30 hn.truev being Mr*. John F"« 71 EMI AT Jim m r Smith Jr bo-pital rorp* and Sir* r . C. Collin* Ther# » II p, m in McKinley Hall Tha annual Chrutma* Party a"d *wan thud rla*» h** teiiitned to Th# Station Officer'* Wive* will b# a Dtrl.lmav parly and gdl Ranquef of lh# Daughtera of u>*. it t Nav»! Te-t stiiion. chin* eirhang# Garden therapr ehairhave a regular meeting tn thr man, Mra. Fn*. a>k* that all mem. ley Sunday School Clan w||’ meet r «lif . after •pending two form of » lunrheon at noon in Jim hers bring toya for the Florida In SlrKmley Hall al 7 so p m . wi’h. *hi* pirenl*. . Vtr ,, A T REDUCED TRICES .... r ,, week, led. Bpanrer'a Dining Ro»m. Farm colony children If they vtra ran d # If-’rndon * grmjp wd) Tha Regular monthly meattnf nf failed to bring them la*t meeting b# botteaaei. Thera will h# an Mr* J O Sm'th S r, HIT Oak tbt LaHiei Aid nf tba Lutheran Ave The Sail!* Harrl.on rhapicr rsrhang# nf gift*. • RIG ASSORTMENT OF F A IlK irs Churrh of The Redeemer will mert PVR will meet at 1 p m with In th# h"m# of Mra. Ifanry Thura- Mr*. F E Rolf Mr* E M H->ke • RIG ASSORTMENT n r PATTERN.’? ton at 7 30 p. m. • ltd Sir*. A C Ben»on *« eo. Tha a*a«elattonaI W'MU #s*eu- hn*te»»es. Sir* F. E Roumillit • r ig s a v i n g s t o r v im : tiv# rnmmitt## m#*l* at 10 a. m. R r, will preeent a program of In th# Rarh#rv1ll» B»pt!il Church. Chrutma* muilc. The Jacaranda Cirri# of SinBrine y""e own lunrh. SHOP PENNEY’S Y O f’LL SAVE r Th# Aral#* Cirri# of tb* Gar­ ford Gardrn (luh will mert at 2 M p m at the Garden Center den Club will m itt at 7 p. m. in r it e th# dining room of Jim Rp»rr#r» H«Mc'»#v are Mr* C B Rchirard, Hoatfiia* »iR Ir# Sira. O. P. Dem­ Mr* Joe Baker and Mr* Al fb-id Spotlight B I R T H S Hr bandra Don't know wh»t to set him tor Chriilma*? . . . JIM HOBSON •hoard m# >u«t ihe thins the other day a hen I u»* m (or a vtait. Airman heat mirror jacket* to keep him comfortable in any rliloatr! I’rlrrd at 113 95 the magic millium liptng capturr* live bod) brat and keep* him warm. Fav oritr cnlor* are calrrrd t« *l»o. M alrr ropcUcnt? , . Of roi;r*f . . Hrmrnilwr that, JIM HOBSON Sit S » WEAR. 1*1a id» and atripe* are ‘it" accurding In R I. PERKINS AND SON MENS WEAR Eddie, the milling aaleaman, brought nut gome of the moit gorgrou* *hirt> }nu ha\e ever »ern. R|u« »rem* to he t'.« dominant color a* doe» grey and dark grown. Put jour gill in la y a w a y no# and pirk It up in nme for Chriilma*. Thn«e Hmtch able *<ick* make nlrr $ ft* for Granddad or I'nrlt Roh. Ttwy II fit any *nr and are an Inevpeniiva, thoughtful gift for any ene For your young »nn you n n 't gri hy without going to J. C. PEN­ NEY CO. From toddler* on up they have »hirt», aulta, trouver*, and Jacket* to lit Made nf lhfineit labnea they arr at pocketwin* price* too. PENNEY hat* are unbeatable for wear and good fit Sir. Rlarkwelder it Mocking up for the holiday rvith »o thrre will he enough to go around. Drop by, won’t you? You don’t B#c#*»anly ha*# to •t-ck to clothing for that man of jo u ri Have j mi (bought about luggage’ SANFORD JEWELRY AND LUGGAGE ha. a wide .elaction of the ftneit. Thafa a memo Mr. and Mra. Waldo Cor»on a rt the proud parent* of a ton, horn Nov. f t In lh* Feroald Laughton Memorial H o • p 1 1 a I, weighing 7 lh*. 71* of. The vnung man wav named Gregory Waldo. She It the former Ruth Hatty, to tn u rt giver* for luggage it a • mart gift. IF* one that can't m.»» with a ml*‘er . . , So he’» i pi>rUminded I* he? WESTERN ALTO STORE ha* solved your problem*. Fi»hing larkle, rod*, rerl*. line, tackle hose* and a complete itock on guns and vhrll* along with kicker# arc Juit a few thing* they have for the »pnrt*man. •'Wlgard'' product* are their *pccialt>. of cour*e. and a g-*od buy we think I noticed a *urf r«d and reel down there the otter day that would make any man proud Their Shakespeare K elt are the finest too. A good dad Is on who worne* about hi* family's *afety. You ran stop hi* worrying about pul ting new Hp *i on the rar by drop Ting in FIRESTONE STORE. Not only Dad but the whole family will he pleased tn have a new tel pul on hy the capable FIRESTONE workmen. work out termv a guarantee. Oh. and Mom. while in whyd<vn't you look atsomeof Ihetr gut* for men’ . .Small and large They have aoma wonderful thrngs! HOLIDAY RII.ARISMS: Tiistnm rr: "Ifey chef why don't you •him the fliri back there tn the kitchrn?” Chef "Cause they're happier barefoot.” THEIR OWN CHRISTMAS MARTY MORE FUN FOR THE CHILDREN. The C hristm as srnson is such an Im portant tirm* for ehllaivn! An Idea which will keep the little folks happily o r uplrd and help busy mol Iters, too. 1%to let them nave On Hollywood C a le n d a r wp IVEY'S AT BARG AIN PRICE fis A A o n a h • part In preparing • party of their very own. 1 Flan elmple fefrnhmtnti that they can help make. The little nnra can cut aandwlchea Into • ’ar* and Chrlvtma* tree* with cookie cutter* and they ran dec. prat# rookie* by.aprlnkllng on rolcred sugar after Mother haa spread them with Icing. •» | For a beverage, since thornlate Is a favorite flavor, they «*III lm e Carnation Instant Chocel ate Flavored Drink. It's so easy even small children can make It •II by Ihemielvei. Mothers like It baeauie It provide* wholefnllk amounts of protein, cal­ cium and B-vltamlns even when knlied »1th water. If the m all "m ail trT a n giving the party, It ran be served warm with a marshmallow. The "msgfe cfygtala" dlsanlve' Instantly In hot e*r m id water and the handy package pouring «pout makes ft easy for the chil­ dren to mix without spilling . . . 1 thero's no mess for Mother to clean un. All they have to do la add tha magic rry tta liT o want* w ater, a tlr and H’a re a d y to drink. A quart of Instant Chomlate will serve 7 or a rhildren. To make a quart nf this nourish­ ing beverage, Just ad d s 1 Im p * nf “magic crystal*’ to JH cupa of water and stir tightly. . If you want to really dross up] tha occasion serve the hot ehoc.l ntate drink In Santa Claua mugs and decorate Ihe table with pa-. H O LI DA Y N 0 W l* i* J C Il:l> daily T W IT * JO Y O U S NCW I j COM EDY I 1 M r a mms mam T ta m & m BIG TA BLE S P E C I A L It's easy ... POOHR OrEN REMNANTS FULL BOLT C h riitm a s t« gives jo u r family a DRESSES MOTHER trill he* th rilled DAUGHTER will b* happy FATHER will b« proud of hla axcrllrnt juilffmont Christmaa In giving tha family a . . . MATERIALS ONE RACK DRESSES To really glv# tha ULTIMATE In Sewing Perfection VlPrice a*k ta ••# INCH the New Necchi Super Nova gaa the Antomatlc Madam INuh-button Operation damnn. atratad- He other machine can embroider, monogram, ap. yltgvw, lew buttena, and make buttenkolaa, mead, dam and i Sizes 7*15,10*20 bllnditttch without •ftre effort. LOW DOWN PAYMENT — LIBERAL TERMS Financed through Local Bank* GARRETT'S' Wt W t* AJ1 M N NiMUffllh i nIhi*and i n i u p » u > # ' US K rival St. Phan#i Sanford 1ISS • Include* cottonr rayons, velvets, failles, dress-up & casual styles. A . .Qrurinally priced from. 10.95 • 84.95* RUT AVT A M O r V T FROM F IX L BOLTS WOVEN OtNGHAMB — SOLID COTTONS — NYLONS - ON RALE THURSDAY ONLT ONE CENT INCH SAVE AT PENNEY'S 1 ‘ �* •» THE SANFORD HERALD 'Rivals Angry Over Tirade 'Better Safe Than Sorry' Is Belief Of Football Players ■ _ TTtr Assort %Trn ntf.sa * it l belter m be aafe thin Ior js ry • r e concerned betief nt I9ii lootball playeri More ind more th ey are liking to weiring protective devicea, ranitrig from ilmple curved bar* In E ! f i V S T t a S e ' V l f . i r . that l i o , I enter the fa re, ‘ “irked In their helmet*. T hey miy lonk ".“ Pag# * CLICKS FOR KNICKS • • • »y Alon Movar CHICAGO tfa - Rival National League m anner* were rhargined ind embittered over the trad* be­ ta ren Chieego and Brooklyn that tent hard hltttni thwd baaaman Ranrom Jecktne It me world rbimpifwi Dodgers lor reterve third u r k e r Doa Hoik and ipare ou(Heldor Walter Moryn. The traneactMM, armouaeed laal night, cauied eyebrow • railing Iamong baaeball people who were 's . t*cK of ft/Ofr B e tti a '., KtilCKPOAABACK k-i) 1-1 (j) ^ j of 7-foor J . « e" Jl(,#up „ h# fm,|d h.t SEARS, Uke «ro' ^ uX o . 7 .D h i M !t »h* hall out or the park at any human. to . w- m J ! 1given tim e. N o. they've got eight M « C to celling on the And with Don N.wenmh. on the mound, they have nine" girl friend Saturday nifht. Cub peraonnel maniger Bid Mat­ A marked inereaa# in tha u«» thew*, who made the twap with ml aueh device# waa ohterved Ihn Brooklyn • Ice preildent T.. J. gear by III A 14* apnrti wrileri (Ruirlet Bavatl, announced there I and broadeaiteri replying t« tha - — . . . * . ____ will be a "tail” to thia tranitction Aaaorli e r'*' aeven aatd aometima neat week. The 'Tail” •ueilioonuri. Only aeven Hid f#porUdly u Bull Mfytr, lh, t t !!* 1 t ha tub t*n°right hander, whe will report The lace guard*jm m n i ft* w j o , bl h.ve gotten down u ,. « ... room for him. Tha Cuht retailed aporta goodi fnanufacturera a I** Walker Coper ind the 12-yearpear* ago. Apparently they am old catcher waa eipecled ta aign tiava been Improved, along with other protective equipment. *o they with tha At Louit Cardinal*. don't Interfere w ith rumn of Tha tw o fnr-ona deal put tha Cuba ona ovar tha player limit. breathing and aren't likily la It waa the only ma)or iwap com­ break and taut# Injurtea. pleted at tha big leagua meeting* But aoml obtecvera atill tint them M dingrrnui weapon*. ’The which ended yciterday but teveral player* muit wear them m *elf- other* ara hanging lira and may d«r»me, 11nee everybody eUe dnet, b* cosau mmated bafora long. but thy'ra wicked wraapom.1* and me,., Several athra aubaerthed to «ha aetfdefrnia theory and arnna malatam they hava baroma are. a w r y beeauia at • ■ tncreaia In Mu lh play. Itom virloua aaetioeia eama a rt •emmrsti at thaaa: MtAMl Ufa - Sato Bnaad, tha old 'Tve teen mnra rough atuff by ilammar who wai forced out af Vnamca ihli year than any tint tha running leaf yiir, will try lor la hUtory.” another Miami Open golf touraaTootbill ta getting nut af kind a im victory baglnamg la tom or•gala and eindala ara not enck- raw’s sparing round. fail down aa roughneaa aa they loead'a racurraat back allmant •Mid." began bothering blm after oot "They dliowraga alugflng" round la IBM and young Boh Boa•'Uaa af elbow* haa baroma to- burg ml San franclico went on •allied to tha extant you might t* wta tha TS-boia touraameat with almoit i i well Set ■ player ahtg” MS. Whether they're protertnn or Thla y e ir Bnaad, aeeking bia -. wanpona, tbeia d e r ie r i abvioaily aigth MUmCOpRi^mB, win ba a - c a t keep aa arrant wtbow, flit ar aanlimantal favnrila to a eircag Boot out of a player"* mouth and field af conteodan. ■Ioat of tha eiperta think wnrtng Putting wall and ot)rtouilr faalthem to a good idea. lag good. Snead fired • (la under"It aeemi football playen ob­ par M ywatarday to wto top money ject to mjuriea aa much m the In tha ona-day pco-mambar tourNational Safely rnunrll," laid mi namenl ad l-egora# Country Club “Coarhn reallia th e pnra af a to Miami Beach. Ha hid a St-St matk la tmall compared ta • den round tor a priie af UM M bin," another added. Ed Purgol of Crava Coaur, Mo . "A gnat adranremmt that mart *1 Watfaar Inman Jr. nf Auguata. . lea me will acrept fai a aether year" Ga.( had far aecowd place with m M a third. la. gevamy-aii top proa were i f ampt from aualinng ground! that toner golfing light* ihot Monday and Tuaiday to grt into tha Oil.* Open touraament. Howard C. Long 100A Miami field O IM pl*f»n, indudg 10 amataura »!U aampata to Sam Snead To Try For Another Victory WELL D R ILLIN G o f TAB A’£ Y / Y O R K KNICHEfi&OCXeKS, W tiO iB £ A R i / $=A<>Oti * Y O t\'.tiO B T A tfP S p /A f A S ON5 O f TAB P C 0K 8S TO A Arcti Olson Says Robinson is Coming To M e Ben Hogan Asks $400,000 Damages From Publishing Co. PIULADRLPIUA UP-Golfer Ben Hogan haa aiked tor MW.too damagat from a New York puhllihing company tor allegedly uiing plrturai of him In a book on golfing withoit hi* permluion. Ally. Francia W. Sullivan filed tha autt her* yaiterday on behalf of tha Fort Worth, Ten., golfing great. A. S Bamei and C e, Inc . of Naw York waa aimed aa the defendant. Hagln contended tha picture! wart taken without hi* knowledge while he waa practicing for a tournament at tha Baltuarol Goii dub, Rprinefield. N J Ha aim al­ leged that the advertlilng and the book jacket ar* "deilaned to de­ ceive the public Into believing that tha hook wai written and approved by the pcrioni In whom K refer*. Including lloian." The book wai written by Dave Camerer and puhllihed hy Bamei lait June Bamei provlouity pubUabed Hogin'i bonk “Power floU.” Athletics Haven't Any Farm Club KANSAS rtTT tfa-The K anin Cttv Athletic* now haven’t a farm club to their name The A’l levered their li«t innarvfiip ti* with minor lea n # hi**- Phone S8B hall eluhi verterdiy by rltnqnlehIng their franchl** at I.*nra*tet, Nt & “It haa tok*w fnatbaH about 10 Pa., of tha Ctaia B Piedmont yaara ta gat itoaD," atlH another Leagua. The move leave* the Amerlean Laawua club with only working CENTRAL FLORIDA Q U in i F U tZ I agraament* with a*van minor AND ITOftAGR C a leagua elube. LOCKER PLANT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL : Ml total T hirlaM th Kirato BUT tiOti 'tV W A LT D U t i t B ^ A N D • TV 5£A & * • / \ W OB eiprriung aurpru* that the Cub* would fom ent la aurh a deal, J growled: •Tbo*a Podgeri wire going to «J«> jti r » e f * i r . f J T H i/ A t TAB a T A L L fif T tA A f M itiT r iiL e A & U e W. TUAHAB ro n t f S A D pir< <vi ...»«- «•« «• We t. D te . T, 19S5 i Ph«M l i l t THEIU C R IC K S EF FEC T IV E T H U R S . • FRL • RAT. FLA. G R A D S A - DIRECT FROM LOCAL FARMS ---------------MEDIUM URGE X-URGE 57c 63c 67c REASON OPENS LAKKUND UP-Florida Southra Cotlef# opened It* home ha*kethatl teitoa l»«t n'eht with a 74 *1 triumph aver Patrick Air Fore* Bn*. is n t srP E tsT m o tw TAAtPA 'P—W. Frank Hobba, nretident of Sunihlne Park race trark nrir 01d«mir. Isn’t *uperatitioun about tha IBM openinr. Tha horw trark enrat a U-day anon oa Friday, Jan 11. Punee prabably will atiy at a day. By JOK MOOAHTL ClUCAtiO p — Sugar Ray Robinton doein t believe there'll ba any ptyrhologlral faetora involved in hi* bid ta regain the middleweight championihip again*! Bobo Olioa Friday night, but tha champion think i otherwiia. “ I wouldn't a ir (her* ar* any ptyrhological advantage* or dl»advantage*,“ Rohlmon laid, “ but I cue** it'i better to have won two over the man thin to hav* lost two." Ha wai referring In hli two vlrtoriea over OUon to IBM and IBM. "Sum he beat me twice," re­ torted Oluvfi, “but thinga have changed I'm the champ now. * “The flrit time I went agalnit lirAu. iv, | wav icared. I wai )u*t a green kH and while working put for the fight, fane would crowd ■round and watch me Then I'd heir them aiy, 'Man. what Sugar Ray’i going to do to thla guy.' Don’t think thoie remark! didn’t mike a difference to a new­ comer." That waa when B o h I n *on knocked OI*on out to II rounda hut he didn't have aa eaty time of H. “No one ever baa tn eaay fight •galntt Olaon." laid Boblnann be­ fore going through a couple of fait windup round* yerierday. "I'm not trying to build him «p but ha’i out there giving you t battle thraa minute* of every round *' And Olma doeaat figure to change any. “I'm going to (be earn* way," he laid T nearly beat him the aeennd time and that wai Hue* yean ago. ! know he’a not aa fait now aa ha waa Mas and be had to rely oa apeed. “ Paychoicer* Sure there'* per­ ch oIoy In every tight and I know he beat m* twice," continued Ol­ aon. “ Rut took at K thla way. Tm the champ thi« time and there'* a lot nf eonfrdence that goea with that title. Thia time he'a coming to me." Hectic Basketball Season Ahead For Illinois Coach The Aiaoclaled Fret* Ry ED WILKS Thia figure* to be a hectic college baikethall aeaaon for IIlinoii Coach Harry Combe., the great worrier. It look* like he haa a winner . Nothing leave* Harry llmper than one of thoie rtp-anortin' title race* in the Big Ten and that'* apparently right where he'a herd­ ed after the way hi* IlUnl made By JACK HAND CHICAGO Jt — The National their debut la*t night with a League held out a glimmer of hope to the minora in the firm of revenue from a prnpoved trlrviiinn “Game of the Keek” broaden! to­ day hut the major* turned thumb* down on turh player requevt* aa a fT.toQ minimum pay. unlimited winter half and an tnvide role on neantiating a new World ScCie* TV NtCW YORK 0W—George Welih. who arrved aa Navy'a aie-arm. I* contract. Tha National went out of Ita way the individual total offente cham­ to label aa “ very Important" It* pion of major college football, but only by a leant U yarda over dcrlilnn to a«k Walter O'Mallry Arunna'a Art Luppino, who made Brooklyn president, to rontinue hi* all hi* gain* by running and elforta to work out plan* to u*e Inromped off with hia aecond atraight com# from a propoved “ Game of ruthing title. the Week” TV broadcari of major league gamca on Saturday after­ With, tha Individual patting king aa well, topped the Ariaona noon* to aid the minora. junior in the final gam* ef the The minora, through the pretlaeaton hy picking up IBS yard* deoti nf their Cla<i R. C and D igam tt Army, luipp.no, meanwhile, league*, have atkrd the major* to waa checked at M yard* by Ariahelp work out a plan for immedi­ nna State for hi* toweat one-gam* ate relief of the damaging effect* output of the a*a*on. of TV tiroadca*)* into minor league territory." Although thU re<|ue*t That gave Wrlth a irainn total wai not acted upon by the Ameri­ of I.MI yard* In nin* gam**, ac­ can League and waa rejected by cording to final NCAA Service tha National became of Ita “ In- Bureau figure* relea«ed today, lemperile" language, tha National while Luppino collured 1.111 in 10 garnet. r Voted to lend a hand. Luppino. flrit over to win the Cnmmiviioner Ford Frick re­ vealed Monday that he had been ruriling crown In two contecutive rebuffed hy the Juitlct Depict tea toni, alia la the Drat to flnlah mrnt in Waahington in in attempt a t high aa aeeond In the total to let up a lett cate on the right offeni* rare on ruthing alone. of bairbatl to regulate radio fnd With on* aeaion remaining, he'a TV broadeatta of Ita game*. The ju*t 1M yard* abort of the allminor* blame radio and TV for a time college career record of 1.III large ahare of their attendance de­ yard* *el by W iicouin'a Alan Amrrhe. cline in recent year*. All • America Kart Morral of A “ Game of the Week” TV ahotr haa been In operation In recent Michigan Mate had thr lop average year*. Only three club* partici­ gain for ru*hmg patting play* with pated in the original plan but 9.1 yarda, third beat to hUtory h r many other* joined last aeaaon a minimum total gain of 1.000 It s a i learned that the entire U yard*. Notre Dame’i Paul Hmunc major league club* were conitdec- had the alnge-gam* running-pin­ ing high, gaining 354 yarda again*! ing participation in ttMfl. Hie major* alio turned down the Southern California In the final* All-America Howard 'Ilopalongl minor*' propotal to chance the law on returning aerviremen, making Canady of Ohio State wa* the Ihrm count on the player limit vrorkhorae, figuring In more nuh after Ba days tnataad of one year. ing-paaatng playi than anyone a!** On the player demand*, the with a total of ItS -n n e more than majori refuted to go along with John Major* of frn n eu r* . the increat* from M.000 to $7,200 in minimum pay. They a!*o re­ the playen Informed <m the new jected a propntal tn let the player* World Serin TV contract. The oM negotiate on th n r own with winter irrlr* pact eipirrs after the IBM league team* and refuted to kep gamri. National League Holds Out Glimmer Of Hope To Minors George Welsh Is * Champ By Yards BOUGH TARGET \ss/m W ‘ MI VIfe P A r tb • f* ">y Akw W it , fo tm e o t BMOfOCUi fC O tM B j v iA ti* JAC O U tt B A t B ifM ftr r /tig T tiB StSUS/lDSnf A 1*0 0041— <WtTtiA m ftAtoti cm tm ttiO Wtitf&ik9 M A O S9M 7W T* mourn. CHRISTMAS TURKEYxo* Nashua, 61 Other Thoroughbreds Are Up For Public Sale College Basketball Lett Night's Fights C N t O fA O C tie /S ^ tt A U -r /M t^ jm fy i BLUM WINS TAMPA UUJohnwy Bttiee. 141 flniihed h at to win a IB-round derliion ever Pal Brady, 1BB*4 laat alihL Bu*ts opened up la the final rnu|d to awing the d*ci*ton In hia favor after Brady held e alight lead to thaA point. Both ara fawn New York. whom ping 10T • 7$ victory o n e Hot Rod Hundley counted SO fag the Mount*meert. Butler. Illinoii' big aoii* drowned out George Waihlngton had a bit nd the continued aucceta of top- a scare in the second half bud ranked San Franclico and third- had room to tpare again*! WilUana rated North Carolina State a* fa Mary mth center Joe Hotup each tacked another gam* to win­ •conn* M point* although b*ihg ning atreak*. The Doaa. witk All- triple-teamed. America Bill Ruiaell packing in 10 Kitewhere. Kant** Slate nf tha point* la the M minute* be played, i Big Seven made Hi debut with u mauled outrlaa«ed Saa Franclico IB-70 decision over Texaa Tech A Mate 71 - 47 for tJvelr toth eon- ( I Jack Parr (cored II; and aecutivt victory. The Don* now Southern Meihodltl warmed up for pul the tiring on the ihelf until its three-game invasion of the Big Ten (Iowa, Minnesota and Wucon* meeting Marquetle IW . II. N.C. State, meanwhile, hagged tin) with a « U victory * v « No. 11 in a row aa Vic Molodet Texas Wetleyan. canned 2* In a BO-Bt 4 eci*lon over Lafayette tcored six comerutiva Wake Foreat. It waa the Wolf point* m the lait three minute* to pack'* Brat Atlantic Coaat Confer­ hand P r in e e tn n 'a Ivy Leagua ence game nf the aea*on. but their champ* a acrond defeat 15*3 third ttraight triumph of the new LaSalle, upvet by ktuhtenhera lait weekend, earn* bark with a •chedule. victory over AIhright. nimmi, ranked eighth la t>* At sociated Pr#*» poll, w*i a praaeiton pick for the Big Tan Utle acrap along with defending champ Iowa and Indiana. But probably no one figured the lllinl to break upon the arena with aueh a ihan nf offeniiv* punch. Capt. Paul Judron and Harv Schmidt each aeored I t point* aa the Illini rang up th e* highest one-gam* lotil ever. NEW YORK fa-N*)htia. 1 -ru n No other team* among the top old champion and leading money 10 In the poll were active lawt winner raf IBM who** earning night. power still I* animated at moro The Soul hers Conference got thin $300.00. no longer will run going en matte, with defending under the familiar white-and rrd champ West Virginia spill ing F ur dotted color* of the Belatr Stud. man 13-71. WaOiinfton A Lee t The flrit *t*p in the diuolution Five-Star Generali tagged Rich­ of the famoui stable, rumored mond TB-71 In a haul* nf eon- tine* the death of William Woof tender* and Georg* Washington, ward Jr. Oct. 30. wa* taken ye*, another “ favorite," amaekad Wil­ terday when executora of Wood­ liam and Mary 11-71. ward's «*Ute placed Naihua and Washington fa Lee'* you n g it* r* U ether thoroughbreds up fog dumped In ill free threw*—three public sale. by B-l Marshall—In the laat two The eierutora tailed for lasted minute* la map a 71-71 tie te bids by Dee. IS. hand the Spider* their Aral artSecond on Sic Rat of world bark. Sophomore Dorn Flora ef moneywtnneri, Naihua la topped WfaL wa* high with IT paint*. only by Citation, who won 11,003,. All Amariea Darrell Fleyd hit TOO. Nashua has earned a total af IT for previously unbeaten Furman 1041,413 a i a I-ytar-old and B-yeafa but except for ■ do** flrit half, old. Ha won 1733,330 thla year. W rit Virginia bad thinga Ita way. The ehampton colt baa been turned out In a paddock at the Clairbnnie Farm* to Peril, Ky. and la booked for a number of winter n e t s In Miami and Santa Anita. Going Into his 4-year-old aeaaon, By Tbe AiaeclaUd Frees Naihua face* the higher weight* BAST of handicap weeing and a probal^ Harvard 71 North* a atom M drop ta earning power. For tWH Lafayette U . Prince tow BB fwaaew hit chief.-value now la LaSai’e BB, Albright « considered aa that of a tire. Holy Croea BB. MaaaechuBetta 71 T7*e niae ether Relalr ram NYU BC, New York AC Tt born* up h r sal* art AmbldewBOtTB troua, Ambient. Slack Emperor, N. C. lute BB. Wake Forest It CdHallow. Cot* D’rtr, First Flow#*, Georg* WaihtagUa at, V a fa Gamo Chance Thremor and Yafa Mary » Waah-Lee Tg, Ridkaaead 71 Virginia M, Hampdta Sydney M Birmingham — Soutkara Tfa Bawanee M Louts villa O . Murray fKy) 7f Miaa Callage tat, Bataat (Tana) nor IS Cherl Braktaa H, CoBaga af Cbartoetea *e T .i 71 2*14. 11*. rvrae*.-'hn«rk*a nut Belaaaat Abbey 101, Praabyterlaa Pant AnCrawt. I I I U , Pafrala. I WJUUPICM - K .xir U.% 100 J *1H- M«*k»#A», Mira. JackaonviU* (Ala) Tt, Liviagatoa «•••■-J l T , u ilw a v h * *, t* , . T A M P * . Fla. — l t t * * r Ruiww, (Ala) II 14|. ff*w T *rX . •xtw etntaj D *an 3 Miami OS, Tampa M N j B u f r l l l I '4. Kaw Tarn J | nrom cow p. r* u f — Florida Soutkara 74, Fatrtek AFB ®jm*efa lit. Waa Fraaelaea. eut. OB *oia*e4 Jeer Saasaw, m , U a Aa. Geae«la Tchra t t , NewWrry 01 NARTFOnp. r«»a — t lr r r SteUoa 00, Wafford M m-arCmaa. 1*1*4. MarlkaraagrB. •«*• Oeval*. Ufa Maw« Navy 71, American Uni* M^ I##’®!. I#, Weet Virginia IB, Furman II Davidson BB. Catawba • • MIDWEST “ V o " K !!< ' - ' ' r . V ' l . " . * , * 17 , i ! k •• • p e t a t a f Jau# T a ll, l i l t * , Illinois ier, Butler 71 •»aik Atrira. It n»w*r rataiaad K aaiai Stale M, Texaa Tech 7B ■ rlilali Rmelra nrwatoht till*. Findlay 101, Indiana Tack M Alhland TT. Hiram 41 St. Thomas (Minn) 0 , Hamlin* 8HOTGUN ..trr^s-1,7 ss.S’Jl.Tr.k Akron 100, Wectara Reserve 71 Iowa Tchra 11, Cornel! (In>*) Tt Bliaois Weeteyen 71 flmithera Blinoto 7B BOLTWWMT Southern Metbodist « . Tex hi Wesleyan 41 Ariaona l u t e (FUffUM) 00, Occidental 7# FAB WBtT •an Franclaca 71, Sen Fr aaeieee Slat* 07 R ssteni Wash 00, UUb SUU « St. Mary* (CaUf) H , Ca) Aggieo SHELLS A L L S IZ E S SHELLS IMPERIAL SERV. STATION H A M V, L CBOICM BKBF BABY L IV E R Lb. 35c SHORT RIBS Lb. 19c f a y W eekly ta 'M LAST TINE TONIGHT STARTS 4JO 12.SB CASH FOR CHRISTMAS u . t# S .N GROUND BEEF Lb. 37c At this BdBSMfa WRm EXTNA C A S H t u teme ta k iad y, wa a n Ptaoaad to otter yom m t 3w th o , IN Ji T O W , Lb. 49c Gwt Cash itridtly . . . tor Netidoy g . . . o d t f iho y o u U f a , . «r •4Ib« «Bfi Como ia, w rit* or ybeat wa. T m c m t o ' • bob o t w rom ti Nvrtafc r■ » w, J* rxASirBt ia n v o x d l f l o x id a . . - ' •XiW nct { H S t i p i M a B S e v ' '& * £ ■ % . * • m • a t o a .’a j gJSH �Women Aiconoifc In Florida Have Almost Quadrupled GAlNESVfLLK, Dee I J* _ Women •Icftholiti in Florida h it* almost quadrupled In 1$ t n r i, • University ef Florida sociologist » r i. Ha lays tha mil* rat* h n doubled; that unskilled worker* hid Ihra* time* ihalr projmrtion l a ih irr of alcholiti: business and m injgerlil wn-ker* twice their th ire; professional man only half. Hr John M Macl.irhlin. haid el tha department of sociology •nd anthropology, said tha infor­ mation wa# gained Irom i field survey In >*ian Flondi counties in DU and balanced against re­ port I of death* due ti cirrhoM<. tha liver and deithi dus to alcohol In 1>S<» H* would n*t ivy which Muntiewere aurveyed but u id they we­ nt tha itita, rural-urban, adura Finn ind Inrnmr level*" and when the Informition wa* put tngetlier it « i i fntind that *‘hv chance in almnvt parfrrt iinvpl*" hid been nhlained. (State Alcoholic Rehihilitat.on he partment it Avon Park mike the aunejr. H# Ilid (hit In Uid there were 4.111 minimum women i d»ev a in n it 11.M4 ill m s . No ittempl wa« made tn deter Wild the raim n for the Increase. Dr. MacLachlan u id profestional people inch i« Judges. ineiil mockers ind miniMtvi provided dita m p u t ind prevent alcoholic e iie i In eitegorlei of vet, rare, •rrupitlon and age to hrlp obtain a better picture. Altogether, he laid the'* were anme 15 non alcoholics tn the Mate and that innnnn are atfected either directly or indirect!} by the prob lent. The attidy vhovird the following categories with the fir*t fitur* representing the percentage of em­ ploye* in the Mite In that category and the aeernd figure the per •ent of fie e iiire drinker* in that talrgory: rrofeitioni I and 4 flhat la. •4 tha total employ* population In Florida. • per cert are in the pr.-fciiieni ana of the ■ per rent, 4 per rent ire excessive drinker* ) B uiintu and managerial opera­ tor* 11 and II: eleriral 11 and 4; akitled H and X ; unvkilled (not Including farm worker*) I and it; unemployed and retired ■ and 11; k«tuiewiv*i, figure not Included in ernsua af employe population, and • ; domtilie aerrant* I I and I; a -rri cultural worVara 11 and I. Make Keservations bight From Auto nre LJiier rinas ’New Use For Hat y t *•* 4 \v.‘ r~ \ DkLt.AS r —H ittwtion Fir* Chief S I' Marable found * new ti«e for hu fire helmei whrn he helped evacuate 2 t rr- deni* (com a burn­ ing rooming house When vhont* faded to route a 41 year-old deaf "r.ite woman, he awakened her he ihiking her I n ih> to mike the terrified woman understand, Mirah> finally took off hit fire helmei and fla*hed hi* light on the tellrrinj •>he got the ide* favt." Mar ible taid "She gtahbe.i a robe and r»n out then " J IN SMALL CLAIMS ( O I K T A C O U P L E or con men mowed • New York C u n t* p m fru io n il football U ckle cut of IVK> Tho*e crooka m in i he aimoit u brave ** they ate slishnnrtL > I f T shall reduce tn judgem ent in nil rn*e« w here pnvM enta have nnt hern a rra n g e d p rio r to Jn n tin rv 1. 1956, ft i .Inn. fir«t ! will proceed to i**ue nidgnfcntv t» plnintiff* h aving rn*e« in thi* c o u rt w here a • a tie fa c to ry settlem en t ha* not been a rra n g e d d • •/ IkiH'it ireren ’r r e n y i i r n l . r t cnouoh, fh r uni r r a n m i f l e n t K. I.. M iller J u d g e S m all r i a i m * C o u r t S e m in o le Countv » • erpertmrat m il „ •UmpUJifd * t y p f u n i t r kryboarj Little F o l k s J TOO C A N T B /U V MPiet’tf a *vw».tk NOT OOHM A S D R P H lfc t • « O T C A BRY E M .. I M ckOhINA O B lP D l t C A h t C . T H E Y H E TO O _ taurante The Aberdeen Angu* luctioned e lf before a record rio w d of more than 3 000 ipectatnr* for 111 ■pound tn • Chicago meat packing Arm To make aur* that Nancy got the mnvt for her m oner, dare * I I pound* were added to that of “ Ju liu a * for a total o( l.O ii pound* Nancy received >14.U S . ’ ‘ /, r ' e m P UTI N r moid noob. HO«€tv;: H't.hNVM.lM < HW'/E AM Y *-W 0 E JANI niRNII, II. of Champaign, P I. alt* on her aivtar'i grind champion itrer. “Jutmt." during wetgh!ng*ln ceremonlee at the SSth International Livestock Shove in Chicago Nancy Turner, 14, e-.ner of the price ttrer, h.md* the halier itrap to Hu* aid Jotinaon (rightI. owner of a chain of rea- • the sANronn iiEOAi.n * i> ANGtil.KS r - \ hJtcl ex­ hol.l mJkp r - , 1, I. I W - - .................... ecutive »*>% sidewalk television re­ Poweli. pre.ident of ihc American hotel* throughout toe nation.’ sal* ceiver* ami transmitter* will allow Powell. owner of the Piara, Sau tiled, d«»ty traveler* of trie future Hotel Avvn , *aid recently. Sidewalk TV will ne invtalled hy Antonio, Tea. to regiiter at a hotel without ge(. ling out of thrjr caca. "It will no longer be necessary for pro*pecttve patron* to look for NOTICE TO DEFENDANTS a parking space before going tn a *R C # A | BISCUITS WADE'S SUPREX MKT. (Sw re t or llu tte rn u lk ) « & fl i M f a ! r -'i (S>- Can Dope Is Costing People Millions Of Dollars Yearly Editor'* Sote — B y,the m<**t (plain view of the T mrn, he rom enative evtimate. do|>e i* wrapped an eapeniive orchid cutting American* »oniething like cuetage or a doien ru-r, and turn110 million dollar* a vear. But that monrd a enmmrrcial me'»engrr doein I include the deadly tail) in boy In deliver the paikane. ♦haltered. |wl»ted live*. 1n crime Agent* »tiippcd the mcvsfnger* aivoeiatftd with the rrav.ng for and *earchrd them Nothing The> drug*. Here* the Miry behind examine,i the packagrv. N dliing plan* fur a congee*»ii»nal pr- l>e of One morning, at fog aw tiled the whole problem, lin t in a jonei through Chi'vaiown. the agrnt* of three atnrie* agtin went through the routine ol By ROGER n. r,BEENE intercepting a mr**cnser and ex­ WASHINGTON, r - Federal amining the bo* of flvwert agent* wrr# puiried. They tial "Bo»e*, nothing hut ro***." one reavun fo i u » p c c t that t’<>n of the federal mrn growled. Then Wai. muling. «-> ear-old operator he gave a low whivtle. ol the Fragrant Flower Garden Tiny fleck* of while powder had Shop in San reancl»c« * China town, wa* peddling the while *pil!ed down the »!em of on# of |the ro*e*. Cumuncly aiiarhrd to death rilled heroin. |the item wa* a Hun green capviile But how? Day after day. V S Treavury I The T man wet hi* finger, touched agent! matched Ton Wal deiicalr]} it to the power, tinted it and moving among hi* flower*. Cu»- grimaced. "Heroin—pure heroin t.et'* go” ! tomeri were few. None wrrr Thu*, through long surveillance, known addict*. Non* wa* of a tjpe federal operatives found live evi­ to aroti** »u*pieion. Pon ttal knew he wa* bring dence needed to arro*t Pon Wai watched. He nodded and *milrd and eight confederate* in a multiblandly at the agent* a* the; j millmn-dollar nireotic* ring that pa**ed hi* *h(ip ficc*»innally. In had been *mugg!ing hrrmn into the ---------------- - t -------------------------------- j United flaiea from Bed China. Uorkrd m a eonvlant bailie of Dr. MaeLachUn made the ttudy while on vacation during th» lum- wit* with international dope «mugmer. He »aid the finding* will be gler*. agent* of the Federal Nar­ publithed iooii by the rehabilita­ cotic* Bureau and the U. S Cu»lom* Service *hare the almnit Im tion ilepaitment. pooiblr ta*k of trying to keep diicit drug*—opium, hep-ln. eo caine, morphine and m arijuani— out ol thi* country. Drug addict.on i* a blight that the government e*ltmate* CO»t* i 'iO million dollar * a year, white twitting and wrecking the live* of thouiandt of the vie lima it ha* WESSON’ "hooked '• Harry J Andingiw ehief of the Federal NarrnUc* Bureau, call* the habit "murder <n the ln*tall ment yl»n '* It ravage* hmty and »oul, reducing It* victim* to a rnmbie-like exivlenre of living death. That'* the human tide Financially, it i* a devastating drain on the nation * economy Here * why The narcotic* bureau e*tlmatei that the country h»i *n. (VO addict*—a figure that other votiree* »ay I* far too low. Even u*ing the government’* figure, thi* ♦till add* up to a whopping Un million dollar* a year juit to buy drug*. That'* heeaip# federal author itir* «ay it cod* an addirt Its to a day to lalllfv hit craving, nr a minimum of arotmd 15,son a year. But thi* lin t the whole *tory. The average addict ean'l hold a job, particularly one thaPpaya that kind of money. So he ateala. And ♦inre a thief *e!dom gel* more than a quarter of the value of *tn’,rn good* when h<> *e!l* it, it meant that the thclt bill topi 1*• billion dollar* every tear. B« Sure Reducing Diet Iuclude* Enough Vitamins ef snthBla C, m art •i, la n gerln ta. lemon*, and atraeherrtea. A 1* found In yegtle* (v* hole) F I.A . ( ilt A ME A DM. A Mil. 35 3- 25c F rye rs - Pound Sm nll rre w h ( le n r c i * SPARE RIBS l.cnn nn«(on Tlutt PORK ROAST r n r H in n l l l i r k o r v Sm oked SLICED BACON Sunnvlnnd All Men! WIENERS J MIX " 2 ’" 3 5 c FIIESHI.T n n O l’ND Gore Says Unsuccessful Visit To Russia Frustrating, But Fun la the SouthtParlAe, the haU-eubA lp Jeprta la manned by naval officer* and native* into the Malau legocm aft Vanua Lew* in the F IJI from thi* TO-toa ahlp that IS pa wen gem and ere** pty ewolehed after M aeiled from Aanwe on Oet 1 4e the Tokelau Uiande. It never arrived , nor hat *4 the people aboard been explained. T h e vrsect, badly, wee tntarL ffwgevwetioMt RedlowAntn) MEATS B U D G tT P R IC E D ' ......................... MILWAUKEE # - Leroy Gore former weekly newspaper pub­ lisher and long-time f»e of Sen McCarthy ( R-Wi*) «ay» hiv unvue rrttfu l attrmpi* to vi*it But*ia during a E iropran trip were frustrating—"ktit they bad their lighter moment*." "Many ol the nustiwu* * met fell »orry for me," he taid in a telet»hiine interview yesienlav from hit home in Sauk City, Wit. "They thought that Joe McCar Ihy had me exiled Imm the Vniled Mate*, and I couldn't go bark.” Gore founded the "Jo* Mutt Go Club” in Wiiconain which in I»u4 campaigned tn f<>ree a recall elec­ tion of Wisconsin's Junior Rrpublirin »rnit(W. The rrr*U campaign failed to gain the required num ber of signature* on petition*. Gore taid he decided on trying to vuit Ruiala while touring the Midwett with the Soviet farm dele gallon Hut summer. He applied for a visa July 2R. "I had a litlle patvport trouble.* be taut "The Stale Department didn't want to give me one until 1 had my viva But Sen. Wiley (RW'ii) *teaightened that out." Gore, a Republican who say* he's now thinking about running for Congress himself but won’t rfe cide for a month or to, said off) rial* at the Soviet Embassy m Washington tuggrated he pick up hi* vi«a m Europe to tav* time “ It w**n't al Amterdam," he •aid, "*o I went on to (open ha gen. 1 waited there a month and American eoniular official* broke some anrt of precedent by (ending a bluntly worded query tn Moscow asking for Information on my vi*a. The Russian* didn't give me any reaumi. They Juit didn't *ay anything." "All the Buailana I met. » or »o. teemed very disappointed that I couldn’t get to visit thetr eoun try. Rut apparently ft wa* one of 10c those ra«e* where l teamed more Hamb ger about the country fr->m mu being able to vuit it than I would have «n a tour." Gore u id he gained the Impres vlon that the Siviet hierarchy is made up of "queer, very frighi rnrd people ** "It term* to me obvioui that they are afraid of gelling too many American* In their country, talking to their people ” What about the Soviet opinion of Sen McCarthy, at told to a wldMy .newn anti McCarthy new •men* "They looked al me and imiled kind of *hyly," Gore said, "and tnld me that they couldn't rotlv hale a man who'a spent »o much lime telling the world how hig and •trnng and tm art they ai* " Le g a l’Notice 3 99c DIXIE CRYSTAL Hl'NSHINK lU ’TTKIt COOKIES 23c in Oz. I'ksr. SUGAR S W K K T 5 29 “ (l.lm il One With S.VMO or More Food O rdrr) T ilK A T S I I t 111) PINEAPPLE N o. 2 Can ^ 5 C FHF.KSTON SW IFTS PEACHES JEW EL v o rn r eo n m vn IX TIM- I Ml* 1 IT ( I I I MV <1f T i l t M M M J l II I! I V* I MM I I I III rsoHirsv. ix «xn ru n »r **ixiim < iiix rv . ix e iv%xi i mv P H I L L I P R . B O V r .N D B n ruiM iir J A C q e r t .T N K e i.» Vo *«<t SHORTENING Frosty Acrrs Frozen Foods V a ra n * t lO Y K N O E f t P a fa n e * *! r<< »v rg tn .r v f t n o v K v rrn 3 i» e h iifr li P an sn n a, X m I * C a ro lin a T«»| »r« fi n ilf la d 'f h at a .ilt To , a ra h»t*hw p a r r iiv w Ikat In ft n* |i | a a a i n i f s « u In (ii« •!*««-• • fit it D«f tcaso In th a i f - i * I aoi'W t 'o iir l w h r r r lo (h r t r llr f • o .i« v,t h v M.a Pta m i f f P I I I I . L I P f B h C r y p C n , (• a I t - I t * m a r t , if * P la i n t if f a U l v a t i » ar-1 to o a m h a rrh v o o tlfla il a n * ra<toir*4 to f lt r Ip a r r o n a t lv o r hv m in t ..a r t » l t h th a r l a t l i o f la id e m i t v r - if w r lt t a o -ta fa a a a . I f to :h a P - m p la lm In ra id aatt and to sarv a a m r » th a re o f upon a t t o r n a , • r P la i n t if f oo o r h a f» ra th a |* - s d a y o f r>a. am h ar, |( V * Ita ra m f i l l not n r d r , f a r p ro r o n f t a a i, w il l ha • n ia r - d a * a lM t yo« iX’ I T N U M to r h an d an d th a « ffl r i a l * a a l o f aald C o u rt at H anford . tM » f » 'h d a * a f N a v a m b a r, t » l» ( C la r k a Waal* O P H a m d a tt C l r r w l l C la r k ve ila o n A la iw n d a r .V t t - f o r y fo r r u i w t i f f p cv noe «<« P a m p a r k . F lo r id a . N o . 2' 2 C a n l.b. Pk«. CUT CORN M? KALE ^ F £ GARDEN PEAS I fo BUnER BEANS F0R 59 5 (l.lm il One W ith Food O rtliri GIANT SIZE TIDE (L im it Onn W ith Food O rd er) TETLEY TUBACS 59 (64 Coount) There’s A DEPENDABLE A n c 59‘ r<5 S U P R E X > M A R K E T : AVt. • OUAMTTTY XWT1I #4 QUAUTT I j ilL i r who il 1* aW *W -*» v - j ii_ a p , - —-a 1 �A*© TV* e,c*© f O l . *•■ *» * a j t rs*A«i ' j p » m *rffOwitrl Sl*~j *i»A3 » « « * * * 90 «OiM*5JlHT...euT w o enxv youqr* i « I** *U P-'tO IP! MANUAL OQ 4 0 OJT ON. •.______ I ,n 'T THIS r e c K i r m it 5AVS M ?B« THAT MOST . K J*8 A N C « O O K T C V C N . tnjCM Tut c o c o or 7 TwC'B W ive s' e v t s J 1 Mill/' T w t v P t A S O t U S A S ■ M.f • l u t i t f A n T V t S U M « H fSuhltlf.S' AAi LO *>------ -- A S 09C7W M AS „ I AUTIA*N C fA V tS r f t o N f A»© A S G D te n t »'.tw STANLEY THE OLD HOME TOW N O'. DAOVIWC. . T H A T H A N D tS O M S IS B U N N I N © F O B O F F I C r —A N D T H I S B A B Y - K I S S /N O B U S I N E S S I S B M E T o ' H I S VOTE"- s B T T 7 /4 <3 C A M P A IG N / | Wp W T A L L Y < iE T S A B O U N D / y— -^ vou o <o*Ow f i ' i v_, as T-» l ?h uh(9 mC r^ L Wa ­ Legal Notice •• ^n *1! 'tj $ JL U ______ ___II | 9\ j . fcrouahl ■ ■ Unit »e« I* tk« »*><!** eanan h r I mi NAI.I i A HARKIR and J I . M i r . I IIARnm. hla Air*. and i n i a t* harahy rtio lr ad tn til* it Ilk t k i C lar k nf thla Court nur •ritlin U M l l U t t iparmaal* r *r hr Allnr«#i I nr Ananar. nr ntkirnltn aiaad ha,am, on in* !»th 4 tr nf I l h i m M r A. ft. 1»»». I» r Ik* Complaint In till till aa p,««I4*4 hr litr. tlrrila fill » M *r I t>»<r»a pro I ' t nlmt « III bn an t*rt4 ara'nat lay « I T X M » nur hint anl ttil at aa<4 Court at aanl«r4 . I«mi> ■b it r « u p l ) . r i o r i 4 « , lh i» J H k 4 a ) ■ * Nattmkar. A. IX. Hit. " lark a Raoll O P llarndan • lark <.f in* nm-ill ro-iil M m l n o l » I'aiiiilf, Florida tin O I. Hunt I’tpuir fit Ik »t atl4 CntitA Paldnr and llamnintja Altnrnaia fn r IM.intllfa a l.t par tl'iildlra Wlniar Park, Florida P ROUND or SIRLOIN TUI .VO. hla arlfa. If llvlaf, and If r A U .T M tL POUND POUND aa. (raniaaa. artdllora ar rUIntaata - 'S ~ AJOE GOr-E ' E r f A S p u u jry m u S P M A V I BOOKtN UDeAOLV. TENDER CLUB BEEF CHUCK Spare Rib f c BACON ■25‘ TIPS “ • 1 1 10c ■ O N E S » 1I n.\r. ,N AO# jrC ROYAL GEM 5 8T1EAK-0-LEAN WHITE NECK L a [ 1 "GOOD TO THE LAST DROP" ' WTlh 15.00 or ntoro Food Order. t " 1 >m t fk , f WEBB'S LONG GRAIN 1 ‘ t / f ' wc A RICE 5 “ ( KEYSTONE CUSTODIAN FUNDS SERIES 1-4 (BONDS) Blue Q m yV) ^ W lllt 15.00 Or Moro Food Ord«r truck of tbp Acid, with Blue 12-Ox. M B C �I c--. , V ■ INSTANT MAXWELL HOUSE OR NESCAFE COFFEE V * C ^SdLLJanM MwQufm. aO fcJtn itoe!, altar f t " J bam ratoaaad br tato DaeUn OooimuaMa • t o M d t o n at gmgto>t lor lour boon. Atoo wan In mi Army n i m btoaoq ton touto V a t o d i w i t o Q t o r t a i and Raw. Edward Doland Manorial to b a t Baatto • t o tom. A afewma Few Know ? Spencer nomtei" ahow* ona triple rem it aa Aaa taught, waited b w . A hlliaouri medial min wrote a Or. Frank W. Subbard. d j r u _ prateripUon aallini for 10 (ram i of of Aa raaaareh dtoiatoa af Aa a Mrtaln drug To tha dniggUt M National Bdueattoun Atan., gaya: loofaad Uba 10 (rahu. Tha aUvy In “Tbara tattolnly to M b a m to a aapaula? Itriekrn patient. .bl( racofliidariag aw kamhrrkUag biblawuuit. toailmony.. Juror* poor iU. Maybe wo dtoukf m m * mm at praaartpttai . • .verdict tor tha Uma aa A But ! hop* wo oaa plaintiff. doctor para off look at Aa problem calmly and A Dattaa bank official lay* Iliaft carefully. Why to It Aat, m almaat At a tliaa wtoo a a iv a parton We handwriting. br euilomar* and any prahlam to education, wo have i n t m k a out hie own handwrU- alarha. coati hi* firm to.000 a raar. to work oureejwoo lata am to l after a eooh. M> Mp to tha No m i can tap tor aura how al laAcrT" much U. L bu'tneu loan aach K nnamottontM m i _ year dua to ihoddy handwriting, ! f » kca up to a eurtoua aapaci hut oaw rioia put* It aa high i i TO of bandwriilng N Mma „hoegi For mdboa dollara a year. alight handwnlmg. K would bo to Mara. «k i habtu t* Utii o il ton ~1U wrote a A group of fountain nan manu lino with what toami to bo a na­ t e a Spencerian hand." aa author foeturar*, appa randy afraid thair tional, and maybe aa totemitouiii would H T. aonMaot that u f wad­ praduat might becoma a muaaum attitude. er would raaUw ton* toil m i pi ora Bbn Ao toylua or tha (on* a an matter mriM. laid year aat up tha non­ now much be daptwM pair haM laadwrlttog Fwndatkm. n {SSX. S i i a £ 2L & . profit ^ M 1 A eigMtun •tnaa baa attrartad many anblda rueewaiful. tha pan IndnUrr who fad Aat a danHj v o ^ in w H m • m m m Now thoaa member* of tha International Amo hand'vTittaf need* arary booat It WdylAa acrawi Of Matter Panman and Teiehar* of can got. * T *». ^ anythtog w . m Mtad writ tag. had coma to ih« la tha ptotura MaUy A il MacliT ( law where Spencer ftnt tiughl Should paraota maka a drier wfA ua alwoyi. Tha tokogdmehad (« farnoua a(town and lalar w*i mlnM effort to get arhnaia to aonerntrala on ponmanahipf PftHihlr Aa worat Buried. Moat achoolmcn tiy too (nearer Hma Probably ihould go to nf a l Unf.-Hunatolr. f l w did not rat tooraee to both n»aaHoni la No They agree Creator, Aa editor cd erd thtlr IhmighU on toll aoltmn •ecttinn. But M tooMi inrtiUble that panmanahtp h n l gtv*n the York Tribune who Bead M! that a frw dWurhtog qoMtkmi attention H otira waa, hut they aay to ton and Aorotorw w if a the kowa aa»ad ar* baiter aponl * r n m n 0# Ftato r . _ wruld arii*. t« fir# u riling, Mka Bnmeer, to on other aublaeU. And Aay toatal fcwnaorltu kiad that w-hfle the araraga itudaot may ifi* and b* ilmoat tort<*ten? ,* t m tt \r» tha pitlon’a arh«oU atetdfly p«t write a ptotutv book band, ha at top epoa doaa bare a aJpipte »t;>l# fi"-'W inl to* ta « » 4 <d tin to rn . . to Aa Qaor •noogh fop moat p g p u n . If *- buorytag. aaatto ” ill htndwritog worn ha aB hot To undarataod what the argu­ The raault woe ment I* about, lal’i go back i bill • Isat artt One •i k NVurtUv tor m or an remanin' b) Ala country handwriting ar- ha* coma down to «o! Wteatkfy prnf#-«hn*l penmen ir» gtenmv tiitry probably oarer reached Aa from Ao unfnrtotute on all thru (iu**t‘.nn». But other peak k did m Burope, or, to an- Jnb k w*i to flgura |aaa prejudiced a w e * ilwt ha oAor elriBaation. Cblaa. But r e a l ntaetor meant. Bara wo have become a nation of value waa placed on tha ability to ^W* hindwrUhtg " Mm pwr mao wnta a neat band. gorry writer*. d, *dooVa Mbs Ao towdbt <d a IM ’w look at a lew aaumptoa: "Good penm an aWp." Joho Qutoey Tha lUif.oli Bal Telephone Co. Adam* one* aa'd. “ rwywliwi ippM|att tb.U B a rnar baeauM tu op- eatino of panonal dlarfpUna. There­ T1IM nritorg wrnto ao pooriy no ona fore B totficetoe rtrangth of char­ Fannie tonM Agere «•* who atowld bo acter* ehirged with tha ralta. II began For yaara par.munahlp flower ad • protram othar bu«fooa«ai aro and proaporod. IdaN S gponcar, eorriiig: K hired an toWruet/w to who bred from 1*M to 1AM. buifly I f t tet-h Pa atnplnvai how to write taught hi* r. item in a chain of «w vmg npayinpv T0VBBB H- -' Inauranrt otoctiUvai complain huainaia colUgai, and thereby lift from a t o u M f aOov aoM F t e n can't road polirv form* turned bit mark upm the American hand a ewu kai of pto momm b br tholr ftteairen rirte-irven Yet the real r*»*«n h r chanting per oral lay wrotohod writing taaaa the method* of laachtog penmanwm •hip pmohaMr wamd fiaaeaiai p waa a conviction on the part of and tha maga-lne "Medial Ito- many educator* Art paumiMblpfc M i Mwtod am h w know, or H rt, tbo«t M l I ■prtKir oar mom. And yet only a M b am* a ago a bond ad pflanmi m K * *•«»• M W> Ofofvi. a«4 (ha tomb on which to written la M i aertpt, **F. * tt About OH«r Of •I.M Or N ot* PREM ? 6 ! 9 1B N U SH C v M i IS On. Can FROZEN VALUES 8EABROOK FARMS TURKEY OR CHICKEN STEAK IoK BACON ENGLISH PEAS FRENCH FRIES U 1B Y 1 f Q k k r QUALITY MEATS ■W UT* 1 $1.19 with rood O thar BOtTOH 1U T T PO M 0 E ROAST 5 POT PIES ~ - ^HOOD H A ID T PLATV BH IT HAVE YOU TRIEPP CANTONESE EGO ROLL GOLDEN SHORE SHRIMP CREOLE CHUN KING CHICKEN CHOW MEIN CHUN KING CANTONESE DINNER ^ STEW SAUSAGE YACHT a V > 69* k 19 n!19' 3L9‘ - LK *» PRODUCE SPECIALS TURNIP GREENS CREAM CORN FREE—TICKET TO W LETTUCE___1 “ 25c 10- 29< TH EATRE H How. About Something Different? MONARCH W R O L I * M O N A R C H W IL 8 R* F A Clomi m esn OwC FLOOR OA* CLEANER Qy< i n Artichoke* jar 4 9 c NOW.iucum onn jar 5 9 c Rarebit Neuaeci pwoarns « « Patia tuba 2 9 c MathSmitl lor vovaaea n a a v n Oyttan tin 3 9 c wbuku AWncrrr Caper* jar aa 29c ITOCTST 45c Alio 4 9 c K N CR TCA BU ^ C o d r ttH O rtn fto F fP IT A S TORTILLAS-GUAVA S H B U S SN A IL S - m y OMhros On A Tw# Mot tM K tp n a r S nscS i V w Aadwry FID**— JEWEL OIL A n tlp * e . . Partr fcidu DUTCH MAH) HI HO 3 5 ( Cn+m t KLEENEX ZERO M Ti CLEANER �#- r i.O lU llA STA FF llt N K RK.VATOR D O rO U R RTP.SKTROM oaplaln# th# benefit nf bank# la a community and tho Impart an lla oronomy. P irtld c n l T . F . T u rk e r explain* IF * C trl' r ( <»* tour of th# i*»rk t» < >unty Fehool Superintendent IU I t . Mill*ro. ______________________ ! T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D I’nee 1ft p a ttH arotind for ra rh to examine. HANK' rU K S lIlK .N T T t T K F R » t plain* tho tour t* tbo *atlra lu (0 through th* bank facilities T I I K M k C ttlN K t ' 5 KI» to *l#w filmed enpir* of threkt It ftpla.ned by Caahicr Willie Peacock. , ( tSIllP.lt I'F.ACOOv alto explain* tha IntrLaete* af a aaaipUcatoR bookkeeping machine u*ed In banking. (Staff Photos) I.KtRNINO TIIR •KKW.* of worry aa *.'0,000 In fioo bill* U W ed. lir e . 7, IDr»5 Atomic Energy Use S e n io r c i a ss Touring Bank Plants Discussed For Generating Member* of th# Senior flat* .Senutuila High School ar* mak* •X tour* of the farllitlri at th# blot ida State Hank. I n thl* edu* c a t lot il xrpture, etudrntr b t # g i v e n a fomplfte word nirture a* veil ae actual vleit with depart* mrnt head* a"d erpjipmet't 'i«e.t In modern hantlrg proccduree. All ph»>ei of hanking I* being covered In Ihe tour* wt'.h a pertonal eitlt to r a r h department nf th* In 'tb tulioo. at . T 1;« rutlerV for Atnmlr F.nergy a * 0 fuel to power Florida's fu tu rr generating plant* came unlfler cjt.. .■ «enilirty at a art’ '1' * f t tufthr ** r>'imnr fit by Florida J^ w er k. Light Company whi-h Were fofirt-utrd In Miami rffftitif . Following th# conference* Mr* flrtffo r Fm ilh F P L ‘8 board chairman l»ft for ritu litirg h , *< th r Intitat on of Iho A K C to In* ro- t tl r ehipplngport »•* lo r plant being built jointly l>T tho Commlxtinn and I>i'|u»»ne L ig h t Co. "IV # ai * keeping rlo to lf •*■ tOu ft **iih tt«o progt»*« " f keaeror development ".-aid Smith" In order to determine whm it Will brr'inio fca-hl# a n t wort rro r t* ‘«bl# fo r ti* to nt H#r an*. fly flt lO R I.r W. U 1R N R IJ . JtrrO than 0 aenro of nur per* portnor bare t--<-n rtfa ird to tf' NKlV Y O R K . Pec. 1 'Jft—Kve* eelvo cMifliiontlal information f you will youreclf t Chmtian. from the rom m litlon." ton aim may qualify at a good Prevent for tha hrirfirig on I*te*t Modem. *v rde* ejopmento w rr* F P L ’a roxlnr* "Million* of rhrU tiini in thl* pr# and official* and aim repre­ country »re true Mn.lrm*.” taid sentative* id Tampa Klevtrie Sheikh n*oud Ahmrd Faiel. ipirt Company and Flotilla Power fortjal leader of the Itlamic MUtlnn {rotation, 51. P»f<-r»liutg. of America. “ They ju*t don't know Atomic Consultant Itny ft. Pnapp It." Of VfAvMngtun, D. C. former •#tayy of the AF.C and John " That may wund Ineongruou* to ndi* a-*l*tant > head of tho owe people, tteepod tn gradeS'™V'><- r* ' f r y dlrfrion of Bab •rhoo) notloni of Iho blonde Mut­ t w it A tVlIrn* Company N o w il!• Age* Cnuade* ag*in*t ao* nf Mobapmrd orlr, N . Y . described In dr tail called "uifldoW" . joMoicti or mote d iffrrrn t alr»in hut K li th* brfrtderly ill Undo of xtroJucing re * d o r* that ar* pre- Mohammed * follower* today, Srnwy under convtru, li.-n or In tha ftnirally, It alway* ba* been. *}oiiyn ataga for th* prodihtioii "T h * arrraga A n ten n a timply « f OkeUiO ponrr, kito«* n o t h i n g about H a m ," Fftw irtr k W llr o r which ba* thr Sheikh raticl 'lid . "It It the re­ C<< Ir.ii t I# bnild ronm lidatrd ligion of Chrixlian* and Jew * and jdifon'a o m ca lla l '‘ thorium m n. all who believe In on* true find o rter" re a rlo r plant in a*ldtli«n and who havo *urrenderrd In hi* Many Christians Are True Moslems Says Leader Faisel E u particip ation la other private • ill and giildanr* nf hi* law*." nd government experim ental proUul in the Cmtod Slate#, ht t | I* tho world'* latgeat maau* and, thera hi* been little recogni* aetprer ( o f induatrial atram pro. linn of tho Jetriih-rbriHlan rtwda ucihT o.pilpmeor. R e a rte r ra* nr Itlim , or that Abraham, Jeiua 'a m r t h He-gn and onaineertag bat In- oto# tho mo t e v r it iiif job of and Mohammed are all tren equal* |t * i' ie n titi* and trolm iclan* e»»r If aa prtiplieli of th# faith. "IVajudlca, egotlim and Igtior^ * li 1 * the atom w a t fita t aplit. anre htva rr>hhe11 many nf Ihe truth about lalam." th# Moroc­ can horn imam aaid. "Some tneer and joka and mock, herauae of greed for powar, fear of eapoaure, 01 tha aril idea they at* belli* than everyone elaa." * ‘Within tha l e i t few year*, 1 •o# K aomlng." h* said. "Thli il th# b#*t aducated nation on earth, and peopto are willing tn aea tha mth. Fventuatly Mam will be th* tovrmtag b u ll of America." There ire fair!/ larga Moalem ■tom m u n i Me 1 in Philadel­ phia, PUtahurg, rb in g o , San^’ranrlaro, Ixvt Angelet, Tarra* ; ■abildy." ^ ; J l ( , f-'no up ag raed. "Tha nett f#w meal*. Phoenix, Wathlngton, l> C„ F rs r* i ill find rapid rre rarrh and ^ w York City, Detroit and Dear* tScToj' pn eat'* he *ald. HewtM t •aun, Mich" ailh during Uda prr.od w ill b* Mml#f aoetotief. e l u h * i#d _U ’S tly experimental but w ill lead aradcniiet are xraHered threugk* Way l« r rr a le r effiriency and out this m ic a . Th* finest moay which w ill eventually qurx ara In Sacramrntn. Dearborn tompeUUv* w ith convertloMl —and a note on* In Washington. A ir Id * f « ■ * A I'y mean* of picture* alidet . chart* and onyinaorinr data re**tI f ir JP'jout* W.'te dearnhed and I Ih i ly r p*r*llon and estimated pit|li for.iUnce rlttcitatod In detail. *';*• of tli* moet promiitng oatr - 'i o / i ,, arvcnUng m lamdlt I* th# |uid metal fuel reactor nutr in retearth and prelim inary de­ an tinge. "Rcmnc* I* bringing no pretty ilo*# tn the 'Jin* when Wa ran ‘feg In build a reactor for yoaer tea that w ill preoluc* *lr*m to tlrn theic generator* at * coil | kor l i C .h # w hir o ther-fnel*’' b* I M ' i r l i ' h r . i t t ' h iving tn look ta t § Otje of the woxt profound of* f t atomic energy may hav* on ^'or^a mu com* fiatg th* U tl tear!or* In other roua* let! part' vilarly I-aKn Am erica" P » v r ln th* V. I. U "dirt* cheap >n4 th«i »* will ha able la build rtaclort that will e r r a t a In, the Mack In other muatrfaa hofor* t W « il| ba able to da aa la Um ili coal la South Amtrira U. ft," cvercoma hy atomla Prawnl far flto aaatorwMM yy,‘ Thera It doe* nut hair* to »*ra H * . M rK iaW r » rwpgt* with tha ahoapeat alae- id*at Tampa Klactrie Cam pan71 powor to th* world aa it •l“*h MrKeon vie# president and In th# ITnllcd RUta*. K«* H. IK Ormitna Engineer Florida ri-fte iu l realtor* which ara not l’o«»r Corporation Kt. Perter*n this country mar r k l l y ' a t raato that *1 attractive and a » U10 productivity a# I t t tba South, pointed out by To*- l raronUpasrlir that rP.RKn.VAL L O W DF.PARTMKNT Manager Dallas lump aiplaina th# value of g#"d eredit and th* handling ot loan*. Lonely Boy In Jail Wonts Lonely Girl MADIROWfLLK, Rf. ifv-Rob ert D. Potter, on* *ye on th* fu* line and one on hit cell sent Ihe following letter to th* local preaa: “I am a lonely boy in Jail here and hav* derided to propair to any girt or marry her here In jail, *0 if any of you lonely girl* want to hook up with a Jail bird put drop ma a line." Pottrr la being bald for court action on a number of charges, in­ cluding forgery, Illegal whixky dis­ tilling and obtaining property un­ der false pretenses. Top Players (('•niiaaad f p m Pag# On*) » th# phra»# 11ted to 1per la lot a who ara crusting tha fairway Ju*t hafora th# tee 1hot Not loud, but aa quietly a t pottihlr. t.'t* every effort to keep atrayeri from eroding the fairway after the players get on tha tee. "fo ra «n tha right" or, “ Fora on the left" it tha phraia used when a tee ihot la pulled or aliced la tha rough. Hrmrmbar, you ar* to watch the## ihnta and their flight *0 that definite potitlon la called. Kneel or all down, but da not obstruct anyone's view of a •hoi If you are In front nf the gallety, that la. If you are standing still In WF.KT roVINA. Calif. t*k_John •ee a shot mad*, fontider tha alia ff. Wallace entered a bank during of your gallery, it might he ad-| a holdup recently. He nlrtook 1 yitahla to a»k the front rove of man holding a machine gun for • pertalntt to kn rrl ai<n, Do everyth ing p o xilhle to Veep a friend, walked up behind him • gallery from breaking into a •nd Mapped him on the back. It wat Ike wrong thing to do, run, you lo#a all control and someat least at that particularly mo­ on* la likely t* get hurt. Da firm ment. Th* man whlrtod. asurled at in asking tha spectator* not to at lead forty f 40) Wallac# and ardered him bahiad run. a countar, wbera four women feet between the gallery and the teHm and aeveral pa 1root war* player. Tba wider tha arc, th* more people ran tea. Remember, huddling Th# holdup man and a confed­ spectators aa a rul# will keep on walking several yard* aft»i eral* got away with tiaano. Friend Turns Out To Be Holdup Mon you a*k (hem In aland, start Try In judge where It wilt land checking them befora they reach and run to that »pol to warn thr the point where you want them people cloto hy, To fu aid *u«h a to stop. Do not let the gallety • pot* immrditi ly go to the belt, walk thru trap*. A marshal should etaml over the fiteent C'ondwtt Hand tip |m-, hell to p ro to t it whil* the other mediately alter the !*»l putt and quietly make your rnmmand, hold marnhali rlrar a path from the out your a m t, this will steer hail to the giren. This it one of thhein off the giren. At their the mn*t difficult tark# 'b a t you always are other players waiting will have, borau*e the piopl# who to play In your green, hr a* quirk. have been moved to make the path a* possible to diipoto of th* gall­ will want to ace the shot and may ery following the group that Juit' irfute to glv* thr player loom, holed out and clear th* way for tlrfora Ihe player reachra hit ball th* next group. This is very Im­ you m utt have.a wide path tlra r. portant. to remember tn keep the »d to th# green on a straight line approaihe* to givens wide open. to lha pin, with a rope thrown I’etmaneiit white lines will b* around tha hall, to glvo th# player placed ■round the back of th# plenty af room t" make hit #hot gieans and no one I* to advance Tha player may t>e up*rl about nearer >h# giern than Ihe line*. thr shot, thU will make the situa­ Important: lie on lha alert for tion ten#*; thenfoir, keep a clear had ihfll* to tha gieen. theta will head, becau^o it U up to you. ha many of them ami they will Handle Ihe situation quietly, land among the gallery while til­ quickly and with at litlio rotifuiion ting nr standing ■:011ml the gieen. at pomihlr. Muse the g.iilriy and W atih each player'# shot, follow malia the hole ready to play hy tha hall'* flight and rail out a* Ihe tloie the player get* to his quietly aa posalbla it's position. I*1L aSlea al ut R R to a n a u< t* Mar' |« rtH ■ I* I . k . Pa. a O iATTi ti ar rt tct TTut n a a tat r *4 Hav. A l e i a Aaaw. 1* Lei* n is !■a 1 aaahwar* Hlwanr* Pw. t« if c K l a l a r tlarrl*ww at n t H*awna,4 Plwaac* p*. i# t.arwr McMillan at at AI4an 4 Marrtlt *1 u t t * V. Hevlei tt ut. MaaVinard Hlnaae* <*• tw t*raet Haas* *1 l l l a H a w a r l iM,<ntnn at al. w a i k l a a at us «» Hat* k war.t.naia at vtr la g r a a k *4 ua.f . k i n to (tanr*a I . H. Car-l-ouia at ut. M ia t ’K i.l. t V K n r a L * k a M l I j * 4 I ’w. l a . v n a r a tn r t T«l* «l W ig k l tw tat F t l la v . Iwrwrpwrallw*. Hem*1** BrUM<l •• •' I* Marat* I l-eati Ataa V I c K ii'•* tlarrla aa at w* |a l u . h»a>* 1'ieaac# r * . Hr#4 11 tl a a g at t l I* M i r J u a a lia <-rwa I— J. Hit'*, ara at a i t# II. A. *• C l » l l ‘«. la c Jaaa I . Peieraa* t# ta t Ha4 . la v . A l a a a Aaaw Aa,h k a n a a r at wa ta T . B. Liratea ale. H4 w la _P. C lr aaka.re at w« ta r \‘ M \i# * i 1 I g4 v - " " owt“ T“ ~ MIAMI tfi —Th* tfnivtnlty t i U I C S ,* N O TT I I I L C f i Miami trounced lha University M FRKSNO, Calif. ’* -M rt. Cora Tampa'a basketball team last ai|M Nldcver AS, '*ho made an nil fm- s tune on ta acres of barren land vhc Inherited, led an exlate in exrr*t of two million dnllari, Includ­ Mr*. Nidever Inherited tfta ing I LIST,330 in cash. rrty near Caaliia, Cali/., from Shr dirt! recently after a long her mother Mrs, Heatar llnkloy lllnr>*. A diddle#* widow, iho left t t . . , . . u . ... no will A petition for ettert of who had homestoaded K at tho tufR adminittration lists *rvm niece* lha century. OR i l l ai“ *#*»** ami nrphewa at legal heirs, Mn IBM. MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING — TYPING CREDIT INVESTIGATIONS MADE ANYWHERE IN UNITED STATES OR FOREIGN COUNTRIES CREDIT BUREAU OF SANFORD T F.I.nri10N E 8 180 and 1071 III Kaaford Atlaaft* Natiaaal ‘Best car manufactured in.America today” Seminole County Records ■ ftWIVOI. * iiK a u J<iha J. Ctrl#,lie C lltt h a tS VI, k at al. Hell* J u a a l l t C raa !!"•■ t l Ui. ft. r Paahlaa at t a Millionaire Widow Mr. Floyd C lfmm T b i t ' s w h a t F loyd Ctyroar, fanvouA a u to m « b n « RtiO i f W|b M id a b o u t C h ry*tof In P o p u la r M ach an toa ( O e ta to r ) Mtrry Alb trl Rnta ta A r t al DF.l^AND i^— Boh r rumpinn puthed in II poinlt latt night is Sic Won defeated Wofford M>U for iti third basketball victory In a s many starts. Tho lead changed hand* repeatodly but driving ahota by Crumpton. Dick Layer and Mai flregory ia the lart five minutes. Woffoid'a Donnie Fowler led acorer* with t l pninta. Power Flit# Drive tad a aughly r'rpUnetypc (n i« c whirls >ou away t* aa la* Moot. T h m 't a new, wonderfully aaay Otryticr's otcimiro awplaaa-typ* firm »H m m �O M O R E B U Y IN G If It's W ort* A M jthtag I l'o W orth A <TtriU im f la m i MBTATM r o t m - 1 1o 1. W. RALU IEALTOI. fW v ti SUto Bonk Biol dial “Cali Ball" Phono 1TS0. S E A L KWTATE EOS RALE S 3 -_ ABTtCLKR r o a KAI.K ~4 14- BPKfTAl. HERTtTOtE A N D SELU N G ! -1 4 IT IT 18 REAL ESTATE aak f t — ley A Mo— 4th ol Ilf So— r a n Phone T71 They JO GALLONS tlrren House paint. I INSTALLATION of Linoleum. C ar 12", .‘>14 Mrtlonville Ave. Ph. *79. poll. Tiles. FIVE — Pr Wrought Iron Dinette Snnfnrri l inoleum A Tile Co. 127 W. lit St. , Phone 1917 BEALTIPUL lako front homo for Set, take new. 355. Ph. Taut J. gracious Fla. living. 4 bedroom*. Robert A . W illiam*, lteaN or Far Better Uiurnneng 2 bath, Pla, Room, scrcesed Raymond Lnedqaiat. Associate QUICK CASH lor Furniture. Add­ Mr or Call ing Marbines, Typewriters. Out­ porch, central heating, spring Phone 1073 AtiauUc Bank Bldg. board Motora. Boat i Super W. J. KING led like, eirellenl Inning Trading Port. One mile South :tN Ssste rark fto a e M 330,300. Term*. (irt Into your favorite arm chair, relax . . hsve n eup of coffee, tnayha light up on 17-92. Phone 30J7-W. a cigarette and window shop this eaay "Classified Way" first. For your convenience, 81.000 Down II *c cleaning - Window*. Wall*, 2 BEDROOM furm-hed home. the .Merchants of Sanford will list m any of Santa’.* choicest itcnia in th e so columns Floor*. Phono I*. C. Caldwell, 3 Bedroom Cnaerrte Block F.CH01.S Quilttop V I . . Reg. 1139 3 lowly shaded loti, 3 mile* daily. Take a m inute now ntid plan your buying, you’ll savo time and money and 1149 J. VA — 1223 Down Payment Trade . . .399 00 (Twin or from town, 16.630 frayed nerves later. . . Double Sue) MS. Per Month P A 1 For yonr Real Knave a rtnai letterhead*, stateKitchen Fully Equipped. LUXURIOUS Foam Rubber Set ENVEH. Cnllert and B arker. RealUra Act fait to choose m lori and tile. ment> ires, hand bills, and Re*. , | imi Trade . . . l i l t ou p t o j t . ,i i i . eir Progm slv* ISO H F a n Ato . Phana 2311. O iler Weller nomen, Inc. KING SIZE Hollywood Bed PriDUi.. » <>. Pleine 406 — Ml 60 X *0 Mattrei* General te e tear Uni 8 *t I3(h st 2(6 FT. ON FINE LAKE. *o X 39 B"k Spring I— MeneaTitle Ave. Fheae 1M1 2 Redroom, Tiled Bath home. One For the BEST nuy In Nationally Headward (Decorator Plastic) It \N II.M .I, K I.K C TR IC CO. room air-conditioned. Kitchen Ad*'. Furniture »cr Reg. 3179.1K) f K'ctti al CnntraclIOg and lirpatts equipped, one acre land, Boat CHOOSE YOU ft Christmas Greet­ Lady Hurhcsa and Utdy Sunbeam BERRYS WAREHOUSE S120.50 dock and Boat, Total Price TV Service Center Furniture Company ing Cards fro.n Our wide idcrtelectric shaver*, 31195. Com­ CHOICE nf Many Different Suites i t - - 1 \ an i i ■.ir* Appliances 10.300. 991 W, Flr»t io n t'er*ona! red snd Grnrral. I-nke I r o n l Hom e Bookcue Bed plete line* — Rhullon, Ms* POW ELL'S OFFK E SI PPLY 112 Magnolia Ave. Ph. 110 ATWOND M. BALL, BROOM LARGE Knotty Pine Kitchen, twoDouble - Dresser I setnr, Yarillcy ami Lenthcrio I tlo Magnolia A\r. Phone 9V> O. M. BARROOM, BROKER Large Mirror bedrooms, of concrete block con­ Gift Set*. t ' llll.D U KX I*, m . ( A r t r i m . i , & D. Highleymaa, Aiaociata Mattrrt* struction. l-»rgr I<ot. Stove A Phone M lies Spring General Contraeter Refrigerator npt'nnal. The Follorlnsr Rates are now M Snath Park Ave. ROUMIU AT K ANDERSON Ihroe *Special'* - Send PHO"Home* of DuUnetirm" 110.30') with term*. 5ir.!Min built Bile* .ire world Foe in effect. m Wav 17 9? Phiire u p Columbia TOtiRAPlIH t hr i n m.i* Can!* "On Th* Corner By 1h« Clock." fami’iu for quality. 'Jhcv .-uiie ECHOl/S "Day Or Nlghter" Sola. _1*« Per Una for Ono Insertion To Help Tou Buy or Pell oi lour hofnr, i h Mren or In all sllf* (torn 2d • 2d Make Platform Rocker Chair • * wj6e Per Lino f*r Three le.ssrtioai familv \ lrr.i»urr.| lift! Rata I . raytea Broker *oir vrlrrtiun NnW from the w. D i r n u c m T. W. HERO Choice nf C overing brsce Heaters and Floor Fum Buy Y«ur W|) y: that Special Gift! -t 5 '1 eson s t ; !»!(» 14e T»r Lino for Five laseruna* MM Park A n Aaaaheflr B. Header sen. Astar. l.iMiPVFVIt SERVICE STORE XI ar acca Liberal Trade-In. $110.0.’ A Frigtdaire all porcelain D rytr. l i e Per Lino for Each 22 la In* Norln I’urk A ir, 1 Ph. 3071 — 17-92 t t Hiawatha 11A S Park A*e .sanforil. i la i Phone aim A Lasting Gift. •ertlnns BCH O IJ4 IIK D U IN G CO. NO CHARGE MINIMUM EATEi #4. 3-ROOM furnished Ifnuse, large Carwer Tad A Magnolia Ph 1232 CLAI HE H. WOLFE Arp Cert*. Ll.»t your homes and anls. for ml. citrus trees, retionahle -Rad" Bamberger. Mgr. 3(W Sanford Ave. Pm-ng 2117 rent with ui. For 6(1 days we Hu* M)rile Ave. Open Meaday'a Id 9 a. m. for r e n t SHALL NOT make any charge Phone liU to either party for finding a ten­ NEW Wcitinghmne )>. trip Range locrr Sanford Ave. . ARTICLE!! FOB RAIJt FURNISHED APTS. ant. while thn new incoming and 30 gal round electric water BROWNIE IIoImU / S> 75 up RFIM-MU CONCRETE SOI West lit. Or ('ail <l Pure! CATI.IN I1ROTHKHS heater. I SEP Apartment elec­ CHRISTMAS SPECIAL MOVIE ('unirrus 3G .5" up _ Mtraela Concrete Co. tern Center. 110 West lit. Drsgiira and llulldnrer Serrtpe View Ma*ter< fo r h o m o tric Range. ?* gal. table top 17 i*i A )9 75 S RR. - CR. Nicer Section. Com­ 290 82a Are. Phtwa 1313 water beater. One 2' - 6" door, Pnntics: 2221 — Sanford. 2332— WTF.BOI.IM 'S t'AMER \ SHOP pletely fum;ihed (House and (ieu v a ■ WELAKA APARTMENTS: menu. one 2‘ - I" glared door, one lot In the S ljlr. or Ovriicas 210 South Park Ase Furniture Like Newt, WellARMV-NAVT BCIPIXS , 5 private bithi. 114 W. F in t St. aluminum Jalomie* Enough for Givo WIDE Selection of 2. 3 and 4 Bedlandscaped— Tile Rath, Hard­ COt*. blankets. Jackets, shoes, ORI \NDO Morning Sentinel. Or rioting one *crecncd perch. Sub­ ri-mi Home*. For information wood Floors, Automatic Washer braits tarpaulins, luggage, paint. \ lirratd Suhvcription. tsiidu Evening Slur. Call Ralph stantial docount Phono U39. Rollawijr and B aby Bede 3t0 Sanford Ave. i ill 2171 — 17-82, lit iwatha. and Dryer, only 12000. down. llay. 313(1. • \ l.i III r I fii-n H I'ni«-. ,J2 Dav, Wrrk or month—Tel. 1423. Just onemonthly payment Home i __ - _________n r Bound dining table* ........ It3 no ROSA I- PAY ION. BROKER }.: wi — .t Months. C| Furniture Center US West Pint Appl. . . . . . . , .and . . Furniture . -■......,i ionly. | g e s T h 1M 8. P ark Phaae 11« . Rollaway bed. Inner Sp Ann-itwlla B. Henderson, A»*oc. Appliances, . 322 Vi ri.U M IU N C Thone 1*21 *62 60 mo. nr 82.*30 Down Call New roll edge \mern an Beauty Contract and rcpvir work. Free Complete line Rempel Soil rubber ApU Efficiency. for appointmrnt Inner Spring Mattrr-* 32130 loyv front rgv. Sanitary Bell* estimate*. It. L Harvey. 2M [ **8f»arly A p p liaac* Camtor 7 »W Give your children a room up­ HAVE YOU vt‘ite<l MONROE Florence oil -pare (water and Pacifier-. Sanford Ave. Pb»n« 1*7* "Your MetUagbousa Dealer" stairs. and you the quiet, restful CORNER CRAFT * G I F T St.'M*» BTl . It’s tike new 3.VI 00 Rill Mil I AT A WDERSON SEE Seminole Really for Doatr* SHOP, out Wed Flrvt, 3 miles downstalri, in one of our live, able Homes and Apia. Phono 37. 3M 93 up 9 Ft. Ungtilairo — n*cd 3 month* IN 11 Id'll! and E X T E R I O R "On Tiir Corner By The Clock " from clock' i l ’ninual srlectlna we guaranlfv Ihi* one .. 3*5 o** able 2-storr Homes. Reasonable 1U Magaalla Ave. 1717. Paii’ling. Paper Hanging. Phone ■ , i . including work of Flo­ Apt. Bottle Ga* Mn*r . 315 on Terms -CLEAN 2 Bedroom furnished 3IJ-W, lliillum A Walker. rida craft-meni. Mahogany China cabinet .. 335 oo fr Apartment. dose In. SIT Oak Let US show you mma of our Rrd-sPrtng and M attm s ... Slfirn 14 i t Art. Phon# 010. Twirling Baii>ns............... II 2.5 up MHLXANCr. —14 B Blear Home*, from lis.ono. Gate lrg aval lahie 33noq U k rlc lrs ......... |3 9* up RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. * LAKE MARY — Pundibed 39 oil and ca* heater- from 313. up — Down. I BR. Asbestos Rid­ The Perfect Gilt For Pop! An portable 4 Speed The Super Trading putt Phono 717 or 1374-J, 1 112 Magnolia Ave Phono U J ing. Kitchen equipped LandPrefeimd Rates to I h d a r s f "Fa y Chair" or Rockrr. l-argr 1 Mile South on 17-92 Ph. 3017-W phonograph .................. 129.93. Ollars Sunbeam, l niver*al. G, E., act scaled. This la a real clean S A V E Pnliey bolder* a-sortnirnt, alt tvpct. MCE BEI)ROOM. Private en­ (tea in l i ir e ui<ui< c u n n «Vh rr m*^r * *mall applisnret John w nuom w I m l A g m e y trance ami Bath. Ph. 202*-W. SANFORD I I RNI U r.F CO Bt Kt R S Ml Sll, SIRlf Mn-l reavonable T \/ repair SMALL Upright Piano. Eacelient 417 BanJanJ Atlaotlc MnaR Phonw to?! i s - ,. . ... 30U Kail 1st. St. Phone 216 2"7 We t lit. St. ACREAGE I condition, wdh bench. Slid. TWO-Bedroom Apartment. Clean, Ptown 34 16 Arm* including grove tad Phone 1723 It. attractively furnished. U»« oi taka front. 81,000. aa acre Oarage and telephone. S73. Phono 1327. 160 Acres — 330 M per aero. Par­ Wrought Iron Table Lampa . 33 M WASIIEIl amt Ironcr. Ph. ?:;i W. lakllNDRY SKRVVfUK - O tially fenced: Part grove land: Chenille Bedspreads ............ *3 M GAS range, fully c<|ulp|x-d, doolile i.-AtrXl.Uonll.EJv TRAIEKB* ^ latwer 1 Room Apt. and bath. • part pasture land and *>art pond. 6-Wav Floor 1-amps ........... oven. Traile fur piano or upright Double Blankets ................. 31 M Phone J863-W, 113 Elm Ave. One hour • Wa*h and Damp Dry This is on« of the few good low Ireeier. Photv- TJltt M. t -L-_ _ _ _ _ I 9 n 'IO !’3‘L A la«iks good, runs I'n u t’a T o w n A C o iin lry ....... V M ntic Cocktail Chair* onp hour •* • Wash and Dry Fold • priced acreages left* • • • • good. G.ivd tires, 24J9 Orange FimvhriJ laundry nulne lU ttan C h alra......... 86 94 STnEIT Sill miter ilu ir **iih Turn. Apt. U U Park. Adults. , T . V. S K it VICK Ave. W. H. "Bill" 8TEMPER Sanitom* Dry Clearilnc' matching otloman Phone 1*1.1 2 llmif S en ire — Any lim# Realtor — O m n i lasuraerr TURN. Efficiency Apt. Highway Sm illtoidc I.ruinilrdm .il firm s - v i f rn R ii 81.66 DOWN tt wit', pay YOU to see US before 17-92 South City U nit*. Thou# Gertrude R. Dtagfelder, Assoc Isir ABTM3JKS WA.VTKli ' I t * ' 8» i i n i v r i . i t I'lionp 1iiS|-M South Side lomlniari lllilg, DF.MYF.RS you buy. Open Evenings and « V R IIfll|» 4 V Fhaae 2172 111 N. Park Ave. 2317-tV. Slumbcriand Court. |0g Uavl 751 h SI High eat CASH, 17IADE-IN YOUR CHOICE Sundays. f-ervie# Call 7 00 N pryIces iriK R fm if paid for nsL-d furniture Cali t . . . 95* Favtside Trailer Bale*. I »• T i l f l M l l t o M a i l s Torn. Apt*., Sunporrh, Clean. |33., r P lan t! MfckVtCft —27 Kt M l f U Wuaiin.Mate; Furnltura Ca>. an I’alaUs. Fla. Iron Desk A |33. 611 Park Avenue. NOT A PROJECT! Wrought 4 1 Nil Sill —pi,mi T*rnniritn L l. Chair Set . 322Mt ▼vtligbl ferttfl* Phon* 1164. Hoiito NEW IBM Trailer. 23 Ft. Priced L S4nfurd Apartment*. Nr* r 1 a V t**fc 3 and 3 Room ITwin Bolitrr Studio Com hes 35* .’i0 < i M * it VlnDifom BUT — Hmaa* of Rat! fadividtuli- Foam Rubber Bahama Bed 366.6* 16 lor quirk vale, will trade See . Phone 2446-2. HELP WANTED 19 v •• I • r ! f | ■ g OR 4 4*1wt# to: Brittany Farm Hemts, nr write Frank Sabata, 3916 W. Platform Rockrr k t i M r i t i f t f 4 Idol* Earl; Amartcaa, Ultra Mmtera. Plailic T n n ^ f tf .U . (<vip> tn Hippie Colonial Dr , Orlando. ? n ! a I *H" T « r U uil 4 THREE-Room funUbad Apart­ Ottoman . 364 *S ConvcntioBal k Franca Colonial 10O-. ment Income by managing » i S*f Rf f ll»l«64 ment. Couple. Phone 2332, 313 Dacron PiUowt ........... 3* 33 8 .\ types. ^ I * 1.1*4 N il rtin*i apartment house in Sanford. 1952 FORD Convertible, fully Foam Rubber Palmetto, %I 6 It • IfiVIPgllftoM Pl«a*h give referrnrr*, age. and WMA n U M I L • equipiM-d Fvrellenl condition. 1* II HKAl’T i m . PATTKRNS Contour Chair* ............... |6* M At ll»«66 wiife U nfit *im U R im On U rge Iteadseaped other information. I'. O. Bos • Phone 3015V. !• 61 NfVi FURNISHED 3 Room, bath, full BUILT VI F I I 6 F 6 I I I V CUSTOM KI ITEII Loti; in the best of aaighbor1211. Savannah. Ga." I \ M U V M 6 6 » C a I| T t rrmgv kitrhen. By weak o r month. a rrn « H fMix M ather of Sanford hooda. I'ltOM PT C IIK V U n l.K T MA i *» ftriwaiHarw v%111* U ld t W mil II M% fe*l> off Five Point* Motel, 6 mile* South Til Vm«P4T 263-99 K. 1*4 81. Pbrnia 127 MECHANIC — Well equipped t i* felt pm W Rs Phone 1331-It. INSTA1.1. AT ION on 17-92. ■ n i k i i u m % r NIN88 shop, escell*nt location Weekly COMPLETE with all th« featurM V • M N.igw <>n I*6*» U ( i hto guarantiw, paid vacation Semi­ you have dreamed about aurh • * U tR ilP i GARAGE APT. unfurnished, S |(#hi*»iv n i T t rr»F« nole Truck A Tractor Co, lloo 171’— 1RI I KS FIIK SAM: —|7C a* colored General Fleetrir • *1 I•• • • f»iiikirt Aft l u i t f rooms and bath, Urge porch. • I* to*• • French Ave. Pho-ie 1500 T ilk , * V * Tsssa II appiianeto ta d colored plumbing Close In. Phone 33* or 1337. ’ Morrison, Inc. • II to 4*4Ime■ Jiaibafit n I'air N|R i t il V Qiiurvi. •Trucks, Tractor». trailer-, u ed. C l : i* t.'*fW||6 T 'll!' f HhiR AMANA FREEZER FOOD PLAN All Make Priced to sr 11. GMG • n, * r r • A KI • !• * v» S a n fo ril, I I«»riil.i VtMit CI r V ® NICELY furnished 2 Bedroom AND aviQabte at naaonabte I This Is a full time o p p o r t u n i t y far t M to* * • die»ct tractot, ADCIt 751, rc«ons -■< T " • \l.!Ilort • 1r a I’ltnne 200 I *9 Apartment. Phone 2164 after 4. fr* M« a i a riiRMt* i men with ambition Age is mi | ‘»6 O ' % !«• *8 •! prices, with th# beat financing ditloned v*dh deeper cab, »aritle |v* l> H E A T IN G I *8 J o f l t v ’t Thnlrw W #4p*sr4*v N l | M f 1g H?t barrier Cnmplat« training will tanks, eli. Reduced to $2.h»5 1 ... k with minimum down-pay- TImt Furnaces and Qreulatoea I II M«*rr rg jtfvniioRi < s 4 t i l t ' i ♦ •tk I ir*<1( EFFICIENCY Apartment. Suit■oats. be given to men »elcctrd. Car V I! *r r* n r T l f * Call or *re today at tliarmmd T II . .. l%**•# *rii — I W i t h t r a a . p o p e c o . In c . . able for bachelor or couple. If M Tfe'lfgAif I f • to <*f 11 a i to n* neee*«ary. Qualified leads sup­ Sale*, in I S OrangeRlovtnm it «r fltWRli t h a | U M | I M to#« • M6 rtooto Park Ave. rk w s 1( 4* * 1* 41 •fe|Hfe \|a|ev*|i»* *L Steam heat, orivate bath, showplied from advertising and cus­ # 41 gf. I Ilf it it Trail, Orlando. Tele, 3 9051." > * « • I I *»m m i T i n t * I ll flfr Vam V'atteffe WtHkOTB C. PttittpB. J r. f t *r. Cnvenienlly located. Across tomer rrfrrral* Immediate ▼HI MI I I 4 V MI* VI NI V14 I *4 to ffid AI TM if VI li f t CKfe “ from Pott Office. Inqisrs Man­ 141 If I f tottof 111 Jf in I h• N»* » commission earnings on rredit uel Jacobson Dept, Store. Lairy'V Mart! I*»6ff6to MM U M 1f Ik l i f t OaH It- AUTOMOBILE BBOfcEM IS SiBtMd'i LaJ ding approved orders Phone 2276 R I P Rl'ftM r r n liN w Mik*r 321 East it IV <’• »• Of M»tw4f E u t Irt S t PBmm 1621 " TN»««» 2 1.300 « M T»»n Tinit »! s* 6 M'Mwirtr fehrt«r II «» to a r M 4 » WAft »i CARS APT. Furnished. 3 noma, tile WANTED "Adult Male ' or f^mTle | I *v 4‘41 'tiin K i n i i r i o i 4 It fefva m m o d f BOUGHT SOLD TRADED 1661 CASE DC-4. GOOD CONDIhath. All private, rbone 3630-J. » M Ttrt F tlitr* a t rarrier for Fla. Time- l'm»n II II N«4i*» f i r m I mg #• l 4 II Tf»ft Tl*«4 R*y Reef* Use# Car* TION 6620. It.*'* 1 |t#Aurit4 newspaper mule at fseflary. II IS S a m • U t | i h * r A FU RNISHED~Apt. Clark's TouHat BRITT TRACTOR CO. Sanford Av*. k lllh M. Fla Good lran*portation — ea>h II I* JltrniM Mone • court, nnr block South City IMtway 17-81 kamh FWc- tot 4F T R R 'f t " 6 bond needed. Wide Bo* K ~ ~ Limit! on 17-93. I! M V klttni L J 'i i Th# Sanford Herald or Apply 19BOATS MOTORS M R . 2 0 7 4 b» miu lUMma t ty eeir T* to I A • r f Lift Window Sills — Lintels I I I* 106 W. 1*1. St , Sanford. MCE rooms. 86. wcchTph. 10IS-W. I I I* 8e H frtf T^mnf |D» Fine Bkwka — Crsdle Blocks KOlLSON N portlns c;« I I •* • IteldiPif l . l f M Oraaia Trip* — Dry Wells. I -1 J • ' R r « 4 r f t h n t Rytorade Sales A Serrirn LARGE, lumlshrsl Apt. 830. Mirsel* Otucreto Co l»A H KLr WANTHIMfemale) tan I M I j iv a NfeifY K. 1st M. monthly. 7(0 Palmetto, ph. 323-J. I *« I l 'i h a r i fj T.#tof« 1368 Elm Av*____________Ph. 1331 FOR Hoiiee. Con'art Mn. Wei is! 3 I* \ I # H i 91*9 t * H # a t 219 Maple Ave FIIIK IK il.AS NEW 2£*droea unfurnished Apt : u Ji»ft T* * • f-J u.'. l. gilt ED Eloctrta com dlapauaer I V* Xi*#r r***»if screened porch, Ule bath. O Boat ( "vering Demon­ irtnk boa. Good running coadi- b e a u t ic I an full or part lime. Filierglas I IV •i»M p m*v«r Nock Nanq trf’P m ecm t Sc** stration t>v K rlita l K ralt fat lory Uon. Ideal for beer storisa hoi. I »1 M#* •• *ir g Am uri'l *life Call. 871 or 2693 J. and near to n natoR Gem repre*entallve 111 boat ownrrs Our variable cllm at# make* • 1 1 i• Can ba seen a t Th# Sanford 2617 Elm A v e ______ invde.l Fo r further Information | »•» l l r i f M - r l u r Herald. 3*9. ATTRACTIVELY DESIGNED 8insulation im p o rtan t. Wn I It l*»|-r«t Sl.'im call John L . Bturnley 1 1 ^ " WOBR~WANTED -II • IS o * V n u r t r . n i m i • THREE- Bedroom House, kitchen BEDROOM HOMES ~ PRICED SAN FO RD BO AT WORKS METAL ROqVVfd semus rasaeaua. a c a rry tho fin est insulatiiiR furnished. 311 Hotly- 873. per MOWED by Jerry U rd. Sanford Florida t s i w i o i v is t a s Dorn 810,660. to 813,660. FRA Haw in Stock- l-VCrtma -lA t" LAWNS month. Call J648-W evening!. F tm eatimaws. Pban# 13IT-W. srwn*w*nat .lKcnta wo know of. I’oasm sasouta d VA (GI) n u a c o d . FURNISHED Apartment. I roam a. • si w isksy u . . » . .in k MAID work wanted. Tart or full m r v u s r r u i t t i a u i h t o n essed of p reat ntrrnR th, large pdreh. Call 1314-R after ■ T H IS * ODHAM * TUDOR, IN C Um6. Eiperttnced. 1210 Man• ** w M H I lllekn k 6 p. m. guiime. B u y your Furw ilure a t Beery’ s m Vast Utk St n m a 8168 i >* I IS Ipht w rijrht am! tm iform Buitoara of Float Horn** h r Waarkouae F u m . On , at M l W s Ik ir (i a N isi FURNISHED GARAC-B ATT 1 A«| Vl>.i- g,*lrUI .|» a i l - r ek*-» Ftorida U rteg. 1st 81. A ll nationally ad r fu r­ density, ii ilm-a ibn job Our Lay-a-way plan on Toya, I Half day work. 606 LocusU______ T II l(K l>S-*» ."><! nh'<w niture at warehaaso prices. ryelai, and small ''PTlIancii ‘ T I n I .-• *h V-ll>t t ‘- IS BABY Sitter.~Phonn~2P3>. i , - .................. _ I 61 r j- S fr s r * I ' U H d well. Inquire ab o u t It. ay Term* at PORTE m . A 14 « l-4 Ir*y a m a u d s MAID, Phone 3 J after 7 p. m. I t I.OWT AND FOUND 21 f• 44 NE MIT. PREV Ili-m li. I n i|«* s a—rs t in ^ ^ T e )^ !r? T T T v * n 7 o rn c v r! l it* 4M 4 i*is»l Iln u r Return kev, to um * Caldwelj, I! 44 tI ’.I eO rls T utly fkssq Tm a c«n>t-i*r a n j w iro n tiM o p ro rm ifT T iR S - s Its p s rl 912 Avocado. Reward. 11:11 er>.«* too* ha» le bufd a laftf l SAI.fc — Fish damp. H ill Nt ai * I Phone 433-R. n u ssn ay 10 - K I .K ( T n c»s ■■Fw T t ■ a o a a iia FOR Lease: Sarvlea station nn fhiG iD M R l! ' a p p iia « e i.' sales 6?I6 Twi fWSI-r* HILL L UMB E R & 5 U P P I Y Y A R D 106 Holly Ava. main St., with 3 rooms (three Mseals* * s * » and acrvica. G. 11. High, Oviado, 2 .-S i ‘,r< sin V in t e r * * bedroom apt upstairs I. Very S M 0 |.1 S II mu s Fla. Thon* 4131 or Sanford reasonable rent for both In s IV n r » * lln u-s 1642 W after C p. m. t« an (Isrv ll—o Xhsir service station operator. Esrrl14 1* a r lh s r (in d fie r lent opportunities to right party II ** a rll-u r ilrd fr» y A*s» 4 0 * >4 0 A " " for bustnaii and living quarters, W W R 8 W - n 11:1* flirt V . I» Iti-h will rrqulra approx. 31.loo capi­ s rra a tM i V s lls s l l^dy tal. Sinclair Refining Company, HAYNES Office Machine v„., Co., II W S l^-»* nf Uls --------- Jto o a m i M On. Sanford, P h one 2t3 l __ Typewrllers. adding machines, II tM I* e -s rrli f . r Tsm orm W MD ttl Wart M 4 R / Fkaua m i a l f s j j m t a i ^ j u M ag.^ph 44. I t «t II.I d le * I.ls h l lRODS " - U 1 SO | O'el—k ll*rnrt JRNITURE SLIP COVERS, 86— R K A in r r A i u a m . 4 4 lit s. w T s . r d S 'w TRVIkfi? ' 1 it* Dry Good*, -307 West I is *s t io r r 1 M nlefc-ri wholesale. Ph. 84.. 9 Lew is E rs-B«M B cauIf Shop !<*• H stisrssM y its# 5 '■ P s y n 'f ■ K Fred the IfaintylUL lur ta it* N-k I.VMli* Indmduaiuad Cut, M S M re h i-r l>sy S u i O Slwrm Q JL U f P r t\ C m ym f o* 7 —r Arroaet For ALL Your Beauty Needs call );U 4.44 On r*uf Jtcrauni H n rrlttl'a Bm r I jt Nook Phene 671 IDS So. Oak Ava. (Open avantegi by appointment.) A fta W A W Department InTFor the berf. come fn Peter psnl’a mstelatote ©f any e r n n te their Beauty Shoppe. Will give home perma i tat. fboae 668. 110 S i | CLASSIFIED ADS W ANT AD RATES Seminole Realty BouU Jdl jaiiii nnr nS t $ $ $ R a d io a SEAT COVERS Television For All Cars Strickland- BwSiSrtd. 'a ry sc w a jfa s a aSW PsSM Pft su 83 i V * S S *B M SW t o il H m£hSmm >*■« i I I ■- ^ �DOLLAR 1 With These \ PRICES (L im it S ix w it h F o o d O r d e r !), ATX POPULAR BRANDS TALL DEEP SOOTH . T>i* DA R C eV tan with Chlckon—OCEAN SPRAT future- CRANBERRY SAUCE Do j d o u STOKELY PUMPKIN «Jwr cj « I-T*f # # I'fwtr tri'j# I • roll GrrfT'T, f halrn the In tfwrt LIBBY BEEF STEW Greet B-j Tender GREEN GIANT PEAS Goldon Cream Styl* 6REEN GIANT CORN 6UFERBRAND BAG COFFEE deep so u t h M lth In or (trill rr«''U Jf ’.r# •■oruit? Trite front- CUT GREEN BEANS I’l B H T t h ic k o r y s w o t SLICED BACON STREAK O' LEAN Dry SALT BACON SUHNYUUJD BreaUast Link Garden-Fresh SAUSAGE * hruits 6c V e g e t a b l e s POSTON BUTT PORK ROAST POTATOES SUGAR CURED fftrrp ti'ii >n »c«iT firiflt YORK EATiRtTE Troth Ground ANJOU Variety Toner Pm* EAT-nrTC Plato TASTE CT SEA Brand Rod Fro ze n Foods ohuT iThmM«W 1EIN PtLLSBURY tfcliriouitr DitfMM 1 1 MW ' i I . u l. J* \ wt\ n.i ■ ■ fc : - ~£zt. ■ >1 ' 11 ' �$ 'J - Wenf-her 14 f* e sr-to partly ftondy through Fridas. Mich this afternoon mid low tonlghl near M. M«r« Shopping Days Until Christmas ■ AN IN D K T B N P B N T n A H .T N F W JT A P B N 7*51537 V 0 1 .ITTHE XLVI RAN F O R I). F1.0R 1PA * T i l l RSDAY. O EC EM O K R «. I9 W Gypsies Move In, H Aametotod P leaned Wirt NO. 335. $17,193 Sewer Program Mebane For 1956 Made KnownOut Again A 117,1*0 sewer program far IMA. undertaken by tha Utility Department of tha City of San­ ford. wa* made known today. Arrordin* to a arbrduir. liiurd by tha offtra of Cttjr Manager Warrrn E Knowles. tha program outlinai ont atorm sewer project, nine sanitary tcw er prnjrrli, and ona combination tanitary and norm setter project A cno PM dlagnorUt animal lab­ Ona of tha projects, Tump oratory will b t built cm a (Oarre Branch, a storm sewer undertak­ tract northw**t of Klivlmmre, tha ing, la estimated at Js.ooo, but haa Hat# Livestock Ranitary Board dr not yet been atartrd. Two of the tanitary »e**rr pro­ •ided yesterday. jects. the Alley Ea»t of Mulberry Tha decision was not raarhfd. ... „ .. __ . . St., between Seventh and Eighth. hoaever. untdafter tha group had, i|)d |h# Laurel and looked over site, offered in Seam -, Lim Avr rn,m I3th JO , JM Slrf#t, ole lounty. . . . have been completed. The co«t eiTha Board members explained of 12 OX), that they picked tha site near Ki» Other project* in the program aimmee because 11 wsx most ac* Include; Alley West of French cetsibla of three tentative sites to Ave, from 22nd to 20th Sts.; commercial airline service. Krench Ave. west to Marshall with The Seminole County Site* which five lines between tAth and Mth were prevented to the Board were Sts : I*th Street between Maraelecmd by a eommittee composed •hall and Lake Aves.; Pervimmonof Robert P. Lamon! e.f Chuluola. Southwrit Road from 15th St.; George Means and Cbarlea Lee of Ilth. 11th and 16th Strreta be­ Oviedo. tween Oleander Ave. and ManThe tiles were prevented from the goustine Ave.; l/vcust Ave, be cattlemen^ standpoint and Its ac­ tween Catalina and ZMh S t; and cessibility to a rendering plant at between WiUow and Bay, north well at highways to both airlines, of 2ith St r.iilroadt. and other centers. The combination sanitary and She local committee, assisted by aiorm sewer project is an Com Don Bales, Director and Chairman martial Avc., between French and of the Industrial Boird of the Sem Locust Aves. Inole County Chamber of Commerce The Pump Branrh project Is con­ i i well aa B. F. Wheeler Jr., also a structed of M inch pipe, the sani­ director of the Seminole County tary sewers of eight inch pipe, and Chamber erganltatlon. felt that the the combination sanitary and Wiles offered provided all of the storm sewrr project will be con­ advantages offered by lh« other structed of 12 inch pipe. parties. Sites were also considered In Lake County. Bob Berlmski, Kissimmee Cham­ ber of Commerra Manager, predict­ ed work will probably start neat year. The fundi for the state lab­ oratory will como nut of 1(61,000 apprriated by the Legislature for this and three poultry laboratcrie*. Diagnostic Animal Laboratory Slated To Be Built Soon Kiwanis Presidents Organization Meet Held At City Hall • Two Candidates For Governor File Campaign Reports TALLAHASSEE # -S ecretary of Stale R. A. Gray reported today m two announced candidates for gov" ernor and a candidate for Con­ gress had atartrd filing campaign eapendilure reports. Praslee Street* of Lake Park, a candidate for governor, reported today eipen.llturei of tV ll 2 with no contribution. Ilia latest reprrt listed 112 spent for gasoline and e l and *21.IS for a Tallahassee hnUl room. A second governorship candidate, •> W. B. (Bill) Pricn ef Jacksonville, haa reported expenditures of VM M and a contribution of I1M. 1 b* only announced candidate for Congress lo start filing reports la Georg* Cordota of St. Petersburg. Cordons. a Democrat, la a candi­ date fur the lit District post now held hy Rap. William O arnnr. a Republican. Cordoia lists I expen­ ditures ef 64 66 and a contribution f ef l» . ____________ Too Soon To Tell Form Of Meosure TALLAHASSEE (H-SUle School BupL Bailey says educator* e i^ pert Congress to p a n a bill pro­ viding federal aid for school con aIruction but It’s too soor. to tetl . • what form the measure wjll take. Financial aid In school construc­ tion with as little federal control as possible ever usa of tha money hy the states war endorsed hy the White Rouse Conference on Edu cation. It also was approved by the Florida Education Conference which preceded the meeting. A Bi«a;ure Is pending In Con gress to prnvlde too million dn|£ tars a year to aid needy school v ; districts but Bailey laid amend­ ments am probable before Ha passage. A Hub Presidents Organliation ron.rrenre far tha Saafard KiwanIs Club waa held here fart night In the Commissioner* Room of the City Hall. Those In Sanford and local KJwanlans attending the ronfrrrnre included Kiwanis Pa it District Governor IJoyd F. Gahr, Orlando; Ralph A Smith. Lieutenant Gov. rrnor of the Fifth Division; F. R. Surgutne Jr.. EJvulrnant Governorelect. Orlando; Edward F. I.*n*. Past Lieutenant Governor; Fred R. Wilson, Past Lieutenant Gover­ nor; Luther T. Dots, Past Presi­ dent; Senator Duuglav Strnstrom, past president; Martin Slineriphrr, Past President; and Rupert Strickland, President. Rupert Strickland, presided of the Sanford Kiwanis Club started the conference with a “ model club opening." Edwin Shinholser, gave me invocation, with Intro duellnni handled by U . Gov. Ralph A. Smith. Other* on the program and par­ ticipating In the conference wero president-elect of the Sanford Club A. L Wilson who gave tho purpose of the conference. A film, produc­ ed by Kiwanis International was shown by Bob Miller of tht pro jertionlsl club at Bern inole High School F. R. Rurgtiine J r., U . Cor. fleet, espiamed tho International objectives and theme for tha com­ ing year, and outlined the “action program'' which will be used by Kiwanis (lubi throughout the area where clubs are formed. He also gave the group an iniight ini* the Division and d u b goala an up for IMA. Uuyd F. Gahr, prominent ta Kiwanis circles, explained the duties of club officers, Luther T. Dost covered the duties of the Board of Directors, with Fred R. Wilson outlining tbn eiUxanship committee's duties. Others Instructing at the confer­ ence were Douglas Strnstrom, the Youth Service Committees, Ed­ ward r . Lane the Kiwanis Ad minlstrative Committees a n d Ralph A. Smith summarising Ihc meeting and captaining tbn use of Kiwanis Committee kits. A question and answer was conducted which waa eraud by Martin J . SUaectpbnr. Rto BnnsJH ocean J llnnen. Two * ro rt M a y e n n eed toward • m K rne, IB mBet seat nf Kanat­ o v * roughly m miles northwest « Osier: e» whiti Wmitolu fa »K- The gypsies m«*#d in and nsoved right out last night in fh# victnI1y nf C*t*fR*erry, according •« s report from the Seminole County Sheriff's office. A number of the nomadve peo pie stopped in tha vicinity of Cas­ selberry. but berim e of the neigh­ boring folks who riidn i quite like their presence, mil sled that they More than It! ano.fwv hi* been move along. This is the time »f year when borrowed by farmers for soil and P n lir# Chief Jl-iv W illiam * In d a v l — water conservation slnre this most of the fortune lellinf. pic­ warned ps-tle.irian* and d rivers Ijpe of credit wav mail* available ture taking group of people look * UNITED NATIONS. NY n — a^ ain-i ' h n lid a i# '. s dangr about a year ago, Curtis J Green. for a place to settle down for the BoNtfrr.i hv the demand of \? na malady w hich, the chief Farm ers Home Administration winter months. supervisor for Seminole County They probably found a piaec to 1 ,h' **wWy Council ad brings death and iniurv In many said today. stay, but not in Seminole County, ml1 ’* n** member* lo ihr l n;ted m ntnrista and pedestrians e a ih Farm ers used the loans lo im­ was the last rrpurt heard of Ihc Natl<»s, delegates presse.f Na y e a r. cording in Chief W iM ,im s prove their farmt and tnrreat* the group. Iionalist China tostav to refrain efficiency of their operation*. Tie number o' people or the fmm using a veto which could kill ' hotidare i» a state of m en!* r .infusion brought ahs.ut hv A report recently made hy number of cars and trailers in- H1' v»holw package deal Secretary of AgrUulturr Kira vulvcd were not rep.irtrd since The General Assembly ws* ev fia n tic C h ristm as shopping, party GAINF.SYtl.LK *■ - Can lea Taft Benson shows that about 71 they had moved on when the peeled to give quick ratification going ami crowded streets. man L . P a rris h nf the stale road per rent of thr fund* were u-rd Sheriff's Deputies arrived at thr tt»l<v to the Special Political Com C h ief W illiam 's warning was is camp h e i* heat prieonsx* and for irrigation, including the pur- scene. ! mdtee's recommendation that all sued av a p a il nf the Holiday lia r her! on* In s window|p»* is * sweat chavn nf pumps and piping. Ihr ihirt.vg December by the Sanfnrd IS applicants he admitted drilling of writs and the construc­ The enmmittee approved the 7* Police l»s'partment and ih * N* bo» for 12 davs witnesses ir s li tion and repairs of irrigation fled yesterday in the fed eral i <•, *i nation proposal last night S2 I with tmnal bafeiy Council. ditches and lateral*. Irrigation S nations abstaining Only a two-, ' D uring thr holiday tea to n ." tria l of P a rris h on charge* of c iv il systems wrre developed nr im­ third* mslnrity was required In Chief W illia m s said, ' prop « are lights v filiation. proved for about 2T-2.000 acres. likely to he %o preoccupied w ith ) Eight pi m iner* i* fetnier pi l* the kssemhlv The remainder of the fund* were holidav plans, p irp a ra ltn n i and 0..e i* livid Ih* cnsiit i'a rr sh brat The ri octal test prnhably will Used for such toil conservation come next week In the Security a c tiv itie s that they lei their guard them measures as terracing and pasture h lt d i„ n , „ p ,r Cnunril, which has the final sav down in tra ffic . And this gors for ( U f J improvement, developing Wairr | m h b f l l him , llh . WsadrH on new member*. The Soviet* bvdh w a lk e r. *nd ili.v e r* . systems for household use and ( h ir f W uul thal • ! thi« j ir r bo*# f nr ?.\ m inu lr* have promised to veto the 11 non farm livestock, and for drainage l t n k t fr r h tU tr Communist applicants if the Chi h m r .if Ihr >rar th ru i l r r r i . arc <|f Jn “ We espect that during the com tng months farmers will use a NEW YORK P — Democrat Ad- ne*c Nationalist* carry -*ut their i rn H tjrd wih % rh)fuUr anrf P f i l n tiaalm rtit H r jU * i tii«| hr u r osad surfaces may r „nfln„ , lo ,hf l- rJ 1 h.,* jy larger portion of the fund* the) lai Sleventna declared today some threat to reject fommunivt Outer ,Mln be slippery and visibility pswr be day* on a slid of corn b irad anil borrow to finanre mil conserva­ Republican officials apparently I Mongolia, rausr of inclement weather, all water and before entering it w j * tion measures." Green aaid. “We a rt resorting to political “ hate| travelers should merra** then fmred to drink a rup of ea*t<*r oil have held a number of meetings mongering " He termed if a "dan vigi.anc*. , I’aivish l^st him on other oera in rnoperation with other agricul­ gerniu brand of politirs " I hirf Williams warned redo* (|on( R.ehsid.on ..aid, hecau.* • tural agencies to make certain Stevenson said "there appear Inani not hi carry package* or mnrk tupet'isor »ceu*ed him that all farmers know that funds to he a design tn plav the ugly umbrellas wv • manner lh*l wilt ^ ^ , or(llnc h, rit enough, are available lor soil conserva­ politic! of group hitrrd," and he uh-trurl their *l»l>* ansi n<4 l| asked: tion." Arthur M lnm grr, U . taut he was rr<>s* street, in mid blswk or Private lendera provided mini “ la this, indeed, an attempt t*i beaten for attempting to esrape again,t Ihr light*, lie urged driv­ of the funds from which thr loans stir tip flas* ennflitlT Nn election, MIAMI REACH k former er* to keep * sharp eye o*,l for .lame* T V erl*, 11 *aid Parrish were made. Th* Farm ers Home nn office la worth such a price " vJm,nc' r ,h* Admintilratinn mad* and srrvic-* He aaid the highest duty of bellh p it the Fontainebleau HotelI pedestrians who may he indulging of the altck got frtved." ed Ute loans and insured Jh* re­ American people nowadays is to lodav was accused of the theft of m these paitimrs, payment at Ih* fund* advanced. say nothing in the political airna 66.100, “ Safety in traffic I* a two way The loans are also mad* from wh i c h will hurt democracy’* Herbert Gl***man. psrt owner | business; it rails for cooperation »«r*c out a warrant rhsrgini s*f dn*er and walkrr." he said Eight Governors fund* appropriated by Congiess. John t Nofplnt. 22, of Norfolk ' It'a better in |.»e your right of Farm ers pay 4lt per cent in in chance* ahxoad II* aqded; lerast or tn tntarrst and Insurance "And the politics of hat* m n Va , with grand larceny and way than lo lose your life — your Meeting In Miami c k u sw far the Ioann. Tbn Mans I*ring nvtn blights dem otney's chat fed that Nofpfm took the own or th# other feUow a." rnenev. dWeh ftla»«man tsid w*«1 ___ _ __ am scheduled h r repaymet vlthlit future here at home." To Discuss States the shortest period nf time consis­ Stevenson, defeated 1112 Demo­ In ItPO bull, from his mom it the ! MIAMI B F li lt * Fight gov, tent with the ability of the hnr cratic presidential candidate who Kiel errsoM repreirntmg ihe rserulive rower lo repay. The maximum now i* making another bid for his Poller *ll,1 Nofplnt war wanted rummillee of Ihe Sail,mat (.over repayment perioc’ *n loans to in party's nomination, *pnke out in f'*r questioning In ronoectlon with o,,rt' r'linferenee due i»«*d prob dividual* is 20 years. his preparesl address fry the AFI. the theft of tjinoo from ten,* of Ih r SX «la'r« |,«tvv To be eligible for a .o*t and J c io ' convention, guest* within a wrrk. hut Tt,# lentitlva agruda rallrd l<>< water conservation loan, a farmer nun'* warrant wa« the first for-, romull able csvs.fri en r r * no high must have reasonable pro*prrt* mat rharge again*! Ihr ev bellhop I BERLIN ** - Reim,»a fr«,m wars, rstiirath.n. rivd da'mse of conducting successful farming N'nfplol, who workesl at thr hotel t'lunmunirt Ea*t Berlin *av t»n operation*, lie must also he unable for les* than two month*, left tier American aoldier* arrriled after a mririqnlitan area derelopment to obtain tha necessary credit on I and has not hern found Police, “ reel fight have been t.irnrd over and water e»n*rrvatum reasonable terms from private anJ Ru*in**t *rsilont will be hs-lil said he wa* the kev man In a '» military aulhnnliet. cooperative sources. theft ring that Inrtuded two r.vo ' 1 • *- Army i|s,keaman said lonuurow ao-t Slliiratav *swl the Further details about soil and federate* rrgivlered as g„e*l* n ,hr Hu**ian* had made no o*-|>ly gnv.-mor* altrndtng inrli. i* f.wir water rnnservalinn loans may hr yet Its an Amrriran inquiry ad Itemoeral* and four llrp .Mirjii* the hotel. obtained from the Farmer* Home Four charges wrre made hv Ik* drrsird them after th# govern Dem-urala as* Frank G * Irm Administration effica located at Fluid* Highway Patrol nff«-cr* ment cor trolled pre** and radio m ent sW Trnnrt*ee. Rotserl I) V.rv Sanford. and the Cnnttaldr In (hit district East llerlin r«ported Ih# two a,4 ner n/ New Jrrvey, O Urnrrn diera arreslad yesterday. Seminole Cou' tv Sheriff* office Ed Lamb Cleared Will.amt of Mirhlpao »nd l^Rssy The The ...Utiera wore MH identified Co|)|„ ,h# h-..i Elmer Itarkln* of Maywood. Ill . Needy Contribution 4*-vrar-old On Red Activity in thr jM.v.et arsoui.lt V B an , rook «*■ charged with Rapubl.rans will ha Arthur ihorilie* did md shsiw any men ah hit e*r with “no dn>a>* Charges By Polity l.angbe of IVavh.nglon, committee Less Than Expected operating aeni without leave, , , lieent*", The fust rep«rl. from Kart B»r ,chairman. Norman Itrun*da1* of BT. PETERSBURG JB -S ta ir WASHINGTON r —Publisher contrtbutlons In a program of ho*- Th» same rharr* was filed broadcaster Edward.. ____ Lamb .... has Im made on mention id what would * '" ,h Dakota. Walter J. Kohlre of pit*1 care for the needy apparently ■gainst Amelia Sarng Biker 0f brrn fltirtri hv a (ntrrnm rnt happro in tba •oldtrra and Uri in Wiancara anri Mi|i*aH I*. ^»mp will he much less than expected. Sanford. a miner nf charges that he ever speculation thal Kasl Gormany . »'* Wyoming. Orell Vickers, who eitrratrd • was involved in Communist aclivi ! might seek to assert tu newly The state Advlsnry Committer -------------------r ta,tried ■•onercignty" by terms . , . on Hoapital Scrvlrt reported ye*- t«nd In an earlier Court In R*n*l- ties, tfrday a tentative plan call* for no!* Countv. * u charted with | | ut the M year old Tolesln Ohio them before lit owl l urnmuniat Australian Chief payment of eight centa a perron “fading tn dim lights", “ Improper millionaire (till mu*t wait SO ,)»** rvurt. based on a eounly'i population tar ', and "rarrylng • e«nee*l-d before he ran know wheiher the Original plan! railed for payment weapon." Iiren*e of hi* Erie Pa . tel, vision Housing Quarters of M cent* by th* alate, and that p,* ennr*a1ed weapon charge station. WICU, rsn he renewed figure remsin* the county share grew out of the traffic tiolal.<>n During that period, the Federal Said 'Deplorable' SYDNEY, AurtraNa * Prime Dr. L. L Parka of the Slate ,-d was made t,e I'atn’lman Cail Cummunlcationt ('uinmissi-n ran Minister Robert G Vtrniiu* tv nm WESTERN FRONT. Korea J * Board of Health said the Leglvla William* of the lllehwav Patiol either ft) remain * !<nt. aid,.mail lutenl S atu rd ay*« o stio n il et.-etfun U S Army Seeretary Wilber M wopriated only <h million , ff, * '. Daffle eha.ee w .. f,te-l r a llyT rrn rw .n g L a m b '. E . e I, • S A rm y Secretary W ilber M i w ill increase his barking in Par Farmers Borrow Over $19,800,000 For Conservation Nationalist China People Are Warned T o u rn e y Under way Asked To Refrain Against 'Holidaze' M o nd a y From Using Veto Miko Souchak iz Prisoners Testify Among Players They Were Beaten : By Camp Captain Sievenson Relates 'Hate Mongering' Dangerous Politics ; Ex-Miami Bellhop Accused Of Theft East Berlin Report Says 2 Arrested Four Charges Made By FHP Officers VI. UP M- Jr. II. Ifin M« i*C » r r - s ik mdifie. The y«i-for4 y*»t»t.| sv te'epHnn* M <1 *Vrle« for the W svffttr Inn Open w h i'S te l* unOer w»y here next M"n« d *«. k w im r th« top pr»« entering •h* nuitch# « ia hirh in m l T h - „ .,| *41 to •!! K*a tk* iM l' 1 r ’ n n rf X UVOT nf U»? » r * r , Dn g ■ '. of 1 ,,, A r i l , S V .. • hrt ' * moncy place w ith U 2 ,. (b ird 1 • nflo. T h * It5TVW> TV, V In ,rnxrr»fiS nllj tie- F, i njintra m pr* a» H#li •• ff >m IF# fti !(!• fs - thr Pm-Am n rtt \Vr*|« nr-.Ui. Top Ntnnrr nf hat l-rwn •Msn.|ftr#q| fnr thr p»#-t*rtam« ,n ,r t rU jr. M ilr rhaV. a f C n i i t n i i f , H. Y., ih . ,4 ,t fifth mercy winner > r»r, »nd top man in lh « Havana Open Ij *I wnk. will bn among th» entile* for ihe IockI event. 5«.irhak f»>,k |M 2 0 I la * ! year tn leenm, the fifth pits* pro le Uw vmrtif nf g-*lf. F t - P o rk y " i Mixer, of WI1mtn*w ton, S’. C . n in n er up to nn-whag in ihe Havana ttpen w ill be to sanfor-l f-,e C o t r a l F 'o ri,ta ‘a f lr * l big gnlfmg event. M. l - n e , in 11 a n d f,<r a g l t n r * at m e of t(-r Idg event* there, •aid that under P G A n i'e * and K gutalion* b elt tbn paitlnpatinr. Under ru le*. T6 a f field »a t ’ k tauniamei.t Ihete entrant* w d | *» aaswnpk fr-»n* U-a q alifytrg raund. Along with Ford, S u.-1-ak a n t O ln ee. r-h e r r -tsaols In ih# flX .e in", M a .fa .r Inn i»|w-n w i.| twj T „l K I of New lla t lfn rd , N, 1 F-e .id r Haa* *,f N rw O rleans, l a ; tm nn.v lln ll «,f Hm.stnvi, Te» ; krt V Jnf . . I ; Hi, r W **w cl| tif IM -ssv , T r* ; llnb r.nvi. rg n f ,'an Franeitrw t a llf : Iuvrt F'O strrw ald of lie (• fond lle lg b ta , 't.v»t> F u re I » f At I nula. Mo ; ft” W innings* •-f Ok ahoma (M y , O k la .j B u d lli- ls f t r r of SantA M - n „a . C a l if ; J d y .irg n l ,,f r i a . t,<n. Mo ; J * e llr lw r t ,»f IV ,MHltne'e, N Y .| t,N .rg e Paver of Clurvnn**t. Hh-nj and ll»b 1 n , l i of L v in g iin n , N , V. : Marlin SeaMasfcr Wreckage Sought Confident Election Will Boost Support t.« smw., m of the three irc e million a sked . County participation U voluntary and many n, already have *et up fund; forr thrtr abarc of Uve cost kv said. Dr. Pack* aaid. KV i „ u b o ,.r -e « . r f»rd k . r . . . i . t , i . - -l l a»r *b e r t • S h•a tfm•in '* ■»h If " • nufnarnl“ • « “A : r: A m erican K aa m in e r veh irie under rontrol. refuse lo renew ■TvJK: * , ' f t f r 'A' A*. V I k Th# Amvplui m p h c r a f #*• ptndrd im * te .t ft'jtit ye*tervlay alxiul two h-ur* after takenff front ll,a airp-.rt of it* b illd rr . th* Glenn I.. It * , t n t n , n ra r Haitintnte. 1 h r*e lla rt in empl-.ve* and no# , 1- .a rd 11 (xxly a lia ’ -ed , . ,. paitv.‘. . JT l.l* rualllloft won elrrtinn* He *aid funds had been apprnprl p" ‘'.'..V '* F t r .* lin e ,,* v rrp - u li.t th, (> e, in IMS, IU | and IKK over Ihe ■ted tn provide semiperm anent, loiid buildings but “ somebody has 1-aK.r pirtv hesdest hx llrrh e rt • 'f s 1" '' craft »a« trailin g heavy been too complarenl along th* Lne Y, Evstt t.shor ruled the country black tmnke a fra- mnmen!* h«. fo rr It evplu dcl “ r.ght In lb » mtd» and I'm going t» find out what ,rnr" *•*! to l*t® die " One parachute t o t tern IS the trouble is." | The rcalttion now hi* s *117 open Another blavi w *« rtp -u t,-| llrurkrr made ttif italrm rnt nn majority ovrr labor in the hi*u»e a* Ihe m,>e bit ih r u alec, tn I in a firing insprcllnn nf 2(th Infantry and a Jt 2# majorit' tn the Senate area about 7o m ile* *mithea*l ef Division tintls dug in along inmr A ll h au l* seat* and half the S in lljs h t n it n n vi here ihe Po tn m is 21 m.les nf the front arrota Korea ate seat! are at it a k r tht* year R iv e r Row* mb* ( ’heaapeake Hay, Eighteen in te rn m e n t tenatnr* and I ) labor arnatnra are up fnr r l r r lion. There are many r ra to n i fnr 'le n lie * ’ ennftdenee. ------------------IJINDON r —A Rrillth peer ha* j* Q - R l l m '^ t l o ^ v Whd* r‘w"r * •" - fo" *"M'r r ‘ *U4r,,;B* lh' Knr,/ n *rml , l»h *f.mne t . h . ! wrtling. indie.le, . ••guilt, *“•- 4" •" '»»'• .* ' * ‘J f*HI r t o have knowM|e.. of Kr(| , r,)vll,Mi , n,l '»*«»"! '"•'*»« ‘ W W M INGTrtN’ v«* _ Balvager* smirtit an ro ro v w frnm (Tto* peak* B a r t,d a* tf^ w rre k sg * of a M j * tm BenM atter, th* Na»* a giant t>< w | ,t ir t p ls n e which pron.tved much f- r II,* fufiu# Mt. Everest Burial Hinted For A-Bomb _____ the 7jt.er.il p*rtr ‘ " ' V I the en intrr » nre Na , v office! • <■e hM !"ton with the t uu.itry ftne tin:,l<-n fte.| in rnalitioi tu a ; . 1• . Nazarcnc Church Special Service Is Planned Sunday come up with this plan to prevent Ihe lu rp rt.e u*e of atamlc bomhv: HIECKFR PI.IVIMS DOG The UnitedNation, ihnuld lake MANITOWOC. Wt, * th.g The Omrch of the N'ararene »aover the world's supply and huryDatner Kurt Mueller ti*rd to hrsgnounces a vperlal Sunday evening themhalfway up MtEvere*t ,hl1 ""c nt hl* xnimal* v*i« a *ervfee at the 7 V) p m evjngrJ. Lord Fra*rr of NorthCap# told 'h 'f k 'f rl» )rr and hirked It up j.tlr hour. {lit# House of l/vrtis yesterday th e , ky opening a door to hli *tudy| \ f,ne group of candidate* will The Grammar School P-TA will U N. would have sole custody of «° »hu" •h*‘ *1"* n<* Mticlln’s son y* rf(- „ t,d In'n ch.trrh membe*. hav* • meeting tonight fa th* jail nuclear weapons under hla hudstled around a rhecker hrnrd , h)p i t whlfH l|frr fh, p, , lnft school at • p. m. H m program “ How Art and Mitaie fa Taught" plan, lie auggeslfd a limit of 200 Th* dog mad* h'» moves hy mov- (he Rev ft If.Spear J r , w-ill i f . tng the pier*# with Ms no*#. Then dm * tha rantidates on th* wt>l U prtaratod Bp Mr*. MildrH to MO bombs. “ Meaning of Churrh MemberBahcwck u d Mr*. DM L ttd *rt "In th* event nf aggresslnq and Muellcv closed th* door. and auate M p m in r* . pow*r." bn explained, ’th* Securi­ A wrltfr showed up to d,. a fea-j ship." They wlB gtre ftrrt hand kty Council would consider taking tura itory and Murllri w#» trapiwxl \ candlelight communion serfaraalioa an th* nsuaic and art nut on* nf the atomic bomba. If Into eaplatning thatthe do^'a vice will follow th* reeeptlan nf laught in th* school. Mr*. W. E. ih*r« wa* mobilisation by a great cherkers wer* actually altera o' members. The puhlle la Invltej Gtfaa la program chairman. All ipowfr, Ihe Rrrurity Council would smoked sausage located by smrll to attend Ibis informative aervir* m*mb*r* ar* urged to atfand WHEN THE FtBBT r r h r r was cut. In tho Billfold area, ynaterday. mor* than 7JI00 crate* were take immrand then eaten aa soon aa t h t , and all Cbristianv are to feel free , the bom ba' to k a from ton too field* tho ft. G, Nehrtn* 4 Sen farm mi V ast aide. (Jdaff Irhoim closed door bit Urn flatter*. j to partak* nf Hoi* Three Men Rescued From Crash At Sea Grammar School HONOLULU ID— A twtxcngtn* P-TA Meets Tonite Nary patrol bomber on maneti rers crashed at tea last night and « * the Nary reported today three of the to men aboard were rescued tr • w h Phones In Additional Entries i � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1955 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 07, 1955 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 07, 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 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 07, 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/ed295de364ec7cd05dee250b97a23231.pdf 5cf8f92f8d5d2a55442aa7c962851c53 PDF Text Text / WIIAT BETTER CHRISTMAS GIFT FOR THE FAMILY THAN A NEW HOME □ You BALES OFFICB Can Purchase A $10,600 Home: 4 Our Present Pinecrcst Development If you A re A V e te ra n — 1375 D o es P a y m e n t $ 6 2 P e r M o n th . it * t r i o r m S e rv ic e P e rs o n n e l F . H . A . — $ 9 0 5 D o w n . P a y m e n t $60 P e r M o n th P JH F C R K T SC H O O L M A K t M » F . I I . A . — $ 1 ,2 3 5 . D o w n P a y m e n t ' $ 6 2 P e r M o n th . 2 5 iC R f S e # SCHOOL tftO U N O S SO U TH P IN E C P E S T S U B -W V W r V.A. (veteran) and F.H.A. financing com­ mittments on 59 homes were obtained before the recent change in the law that requires an additional 2 per cent down payment. Only 5 of these homes are left. ' You can act now and purchase your home for $250. less cash down payment than you will need on future homes. l •w - £ Xi. C|C c c c BLO C* c ccc * in .w a. x i «•1 R* X-Hom es Sold # — H o m e s to b e b e fo re C o m p le te d C h ris tm a s C — H o m e s N < rv U i d e i C o y s triic th m We have only five homes unsold of our first 59. All of these homes w ill be ready for you to move in before the holidays. mm * .• .* » * * .' BRAILEY ODHAM , President - rz.: ’ | •:--,5 We have .sta rte d . construction FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION OUR SALES OFFICE 1 *• , on tw en ty three more homes in ,1 * -t *' ‘ • *%r\\ i, ... ■ \, - “V * fAffa i yrfri-J’y •* i ,V ; n* - y3| f ---------W Sgf’ ■ S K m k JI r^ S & P fgg; \ .• *r- h i -JjrfsA \ w » \ H 9 , �16 More Shopping Days Until Christmas 3Ih v ^ atttefc fo ra lft ■ an rv n g rg y p g N T n A n .r n t w s t a p c t Circuit Judge Refuses To Answer Question On Collins Eligibility 0 PMlcard Poll Said To Favor Warm County Youths County Property Given Work Permits Discussed H Fausl Sundry Store / 6 / County Cancer Unit Adopts Resolution For E. J. Houghton At French, 20th Much Is To Be Done ^ctionDToke" To Ready Mayfair For Winter Season £ Private Strvicai H«ld At Gravsiidt For Mrs. M. School Min Is Questioned On Triple Slaying W Area Is Doubkd For Trading Post Ikt, Top Advisers Longer Asks Probe Crockarjack Alart Hit On Agreement Of Dixon-Yates Sounded Yesterday Power Contract ^ w N o. M i Repairs Are Asked For County Kitchen Delay Of Payments Questioned By Gl's m - People who pratioualy have at­ tended nr* nf the annual all mttvie Om *!m ia irrvlcfa pre*enled by lb# Chancel Choir of the Eirat Pre»b>tenan Churrh ar* looking fo ra ird aagrrly lo thia year's ter*.on -thick mil be held at 1 M TALLAHASSE E h-Leott County p. m. ne\t Sunday. The tham* thi Circuit Judge Hugh Taylor today! year revohea around ih# atory n refuted to annuar the question of the Nativity and the auh*equenl Gov. O lh n t’ eligibility to aeek re adoralmn of Ihe Chrut child A l__ C __ t ____I elect ton. four dtffereni aetltngi, according 09876385 The court held there waa no to Mrs. George Tnuhj, Miruatrr of ■ i ------ — ---------------controlerar herauae CoUtna baa SI u air. not announced hit intent ion a to There ml] he nine anthems tuna k Inlit of Wl Seminole Count* run. h r lb* .U mice* of the choir and children un.lrr la obiained aork In dismissing a rhatleof# io Col Ibe firal fn* mil rrlale in# atory permit* through Ocii*ber tma year. lint' eligibility filed b/ Peatlee of the birth, the «igmft.-anre, the •|ncrr# falih In Sanf’rH a"d reports Industrial Commission Streets nf Lake Park, an announced the adora A resolution he* b»er received humble surrounding*, , , • *> County," **id Earl i* ihiirn ian Jam r. T. \ nrrilr. On F irst R cq u e sf S p r in g f ie l d , nr. jw-Fed#r*i candidate for governor, Judge Tay­ by The Hanford lleraid In memory tion and iha prncUimioy af Ihe Eau.i, ovmar and operator of Malcmde. II.UI of th* employauthorities have turned down Gov. lor aaid: The Hn*id of v ,minn;e County ' Fau*l*a Prtic Ptor», bat IrH m* menl rrrlifirjirt *tre i•»tir«l William G. Stratton'i request for "The court it of the opinion that of the late Kltoia J. Moughton, 5r. c.*mnil**loner* H*r.anted their The »erond »ectton of the hour "to espand n-r k u n i . n i through ihe third quarter of tin. Tba resolution rea.1i t* fn'lo**: an inv*<ticatlon nf the Emmett no Justifiable contmverav exists tinbuainria lodsy. Includirg 1ha apWHEREAS, it ha* plsa/ed All of worship giaea a m ualfil por- he»» in danfoni and open anntner »,-ar rompsrd to II Ui inrnugh Leust* Till m e In Mississippi. leva Mr Collini intenda to be a Mighty God to rail EtlOn J. trait of l hrulmaa oh«arvanc# in aio , to .« Vn< i* a* T*u*t • Sun. «**r aim# iimr in 1U | \oerllr oval Of sourher* and rlaima. lit The lilt noa governor yeslerdsy candidate; that the law does not Austria, Portugal. Early America, dry Store" at the corner of French .aid lb# increase amount* lo J9 n hour* snd file minutes, *d« released a letter from Attr. Gen. require Mr. Collina In atate hia Moughton, .hr. *o mi lenrirr; Modern America and tba world Aar ami :10th St." p,-r rrn l I WHEHKAS. he left behind Herbert Browncft Jr., saying that intention! at thla lime berauae the jountiny at ll.XS thi* morning 0\*t, | Fault came to .'t*nfor.l fi«# veer. The Scinin.de County eertiflralca There'* mu h lo Kc done In pul. an fetUeal offense vaa Involved In legislature hat Bird a later dale many mneiutnsnU So hr angofed in A ie*i ie*t i«*i msie before iha Th# in*trum#nfel porttem nf fbe a"d ‘me# ihrn he Mid, "I included UI b.r hop, and 14 for » hotol m complete readme** perpetuity and the rate. a a the deadline fnr the innmmreservice wiM fonaiit of Ih* Christ, ,fn phenomenal grueih and s ,r|, for tb, « inter »ca*oo WHEREAS, aba family M fMop mas Chime, that beg., at 7 JJ ■erauon slid Bi.<»n#R told him menl of candidates “ aocuniy." The p* te , Ihrf. , #r. 1(W %n.t Ih, x, „ f. r r . , ™Tn"1k",Vt !h" J. M'-ighton, Sr. ha* treated ran- three organ preludes and an offer- k*nf.*rd d rig g u t » ho he* mad# ij , f n out by youiha lk through II m>». the usual i* thr ,* ., ' * the only b*n« for feeler.il Jurisdic- Judge Taylor added,n " Homehdehen. no* Itnonn at the Demonalration Center Uoo would bate been rf Mate or "Of eouree Mr. Catlma bee the rar with a ewtrn factual eendor lory, which mil N pla>ed by Mr*. thousand* of friends In thi* sir* V fjr, „f I|£e. and U by Children Ru.htny her, and there, are >•# rer ,i-ed in that the hulldior local officers had been Involved hi legal right to announea nou but whirb will bar* untold values «*ld. * | h « . that thi* aommitn- t7 through la Normally, m.ira nf drove* of rn.rl.ei* tax tudmg car- rou^d he more hroadlr need hT the the crime or W Till had been ab­ ' the question nf whefhrr or not in and benefit* to tb# public *< large Touhy. ttjr .* rou.g So cunlttiue Ha al- the older Children hold job*. penlrrs, elortrkiana, rainier*, aid Home Demonstration Club rroup* Solo puriion* nf lb# anthem* and those whom ea-ver atrtkaa; ducted and taken aero** ita lt the public mtoeoft he ahould make rva.lv unuaual e*p»n*inn. -ph, rertihrate luaati do not «h*t»*er ad-lltlonat hei|i it t*»e* . . . , , , WHEREAS, N it the sentiment wiU be taken he klr*. Charles Uom . “ I have ■ payroll of more than ,)! children « ho work. Some to pta.e thing* m their p.oper , , / r*«P»*»lin eluded tha rvpatra "A l available Inform saton how­ hie ponMon Hear at thw time ia of th« members of lh« Rtecutiva Wtlke. Mra Rohert Graham, Mn. Mh.hOfl a year.," he M-d. "m th 22 ire eaempl from rer „Uc. and i« lh.tr proper .har* C T* ^ ' T " l'* Vf,' r * ever. mdaaaied that tboae who per­ one which k k I n eeepontbi'ny Roved nf tba Semmol# County H arm Eolda and Pick Aiken. Mr*. or ovtr* aenr'oye* in th . two t i l l * M I W |r#.,uttemcnl*. a t , Folk* running buiHing tnaide. v e |n aa e* ir* H * e, asuch w*** r " * » Iare I P |practically >IRt lit q i l l r u n n i n g lovrr it * I , , . to antwee. Kny Mann a ill ba haard at toe t ’nit at the Am m rsn Cancer petrated the offers*# were private work in H T U f, or on nn# nnothrr, r*rb »iih hi* or nrr 1 ' # r r' ' * nar "f f#*f per emu and that the kidnapmc "V and whew he doee an, ene tioeleCy, Elorida iHnaioai, I nr. piann keyboard. cn'der month* and fan* fnr th# MWr, than anything Eaal farma out*id* achnnl hour*, and epcial t**l tn aicomplt»h. and ,»he umm#r_ waa cnofmed In the Stale of Via- of two aftwetMna wfi eaiM. He bars lost • moat valuable friend; Tba mem bar * nf lb* etanw who ■ not earn. In wtsarfi event no hlaVmnln. I- U le oil N» « •!'" •« tb* Slislppt," Browne! wrote Stratton. KOW. THEREFORE, ha k re- ar* participriing ar* aopranna; Fau.t atpUlne.1. I a p p m .a u very .treat tr.de* auch « t r r *P* ^ o,' .. fantah new »eque*l pending an Inseattgatim* "Such betrvj tie caae, to** depart­ dooaiton erf tie qneattrm nf tew ta aaivad by the Eaeeutira Board nf Mra. David Bach, Mrs Robert doop'r the D"# »*v folk* m Svn- selling m whKh youths *ra „ «»>• repair, needrd. th. rost. ment le without any authority to eeled Bw, er be wan ram. In which tKa Sammola County C ut nf Iba Coen all. Mr*. K M. Calloway. font and M . a te . hava .rv.ted #mplo>ed ^'7 .1 Z . T g e m V ^ r . p L a n d * n d ........... of improving AmavWaa Cancer Society, ITon.la Mra. Robert Graham, Mrr. Rich­ rae Naturally, be Mid. whet, w# i t a l r a . i l . ; • • « » " « ] • " tik e kareeUiatre er any JJ* enn,,‘ eted amt Dtle.1, re- th . building Th- CommU,toner. rUriaiost, law. that *e aormw- ard Pickard, Mr*. Vick Pfaifauf, hav. h ernia and Ihe I™ '! » ’» '" [ M « « ch.l.lcen fully taka note of hit pa**"*ir Mr*. Otarlf* Rilke »nd the Mtaaes tn the eommunttv whrr# w* live, crva*^*in num ber* 'at ^aiTipIo) nienl nmalion* ate being mad# and esen , , f , „ r d the matter M Comm.*and satend a Haartfelt evpreetmn Gen# Nunnctly, r a i l / Walker and ( F .u ^ 'a Rundry H e r. will be rorGlicaies issued to Mnnrla childrval. I.v*. grow.ng plant* a t. bamg ..oner Fred Dv.«n. A report will nf aympathy lo tba family nf tba Jnan Rilke. more than Jital a tom ar alore. rvn this year mean, that not only (brought in Ilf*. , , , *w "?»de al tb . n . « meeting af lake Ehoa J. Moughton, Sr. during The abn section ia made op of said Iha naner of the newly open- 7 ,a m lr. youth, mwkmg. but a ls .| I;• * . ~ n .e r «MW* b*.n hot.., ,b . Board. rfrfa Haw of beraarement. Mra. RoUrt Berg, Mr*. Al C at,' *1 oalabllabmeol. Il will he a that educalionat program* of Ibe •* Manager Ftwnk M«i mo p ,op, r, y Rem.nola We ftwkher rasel*# that khi* Kme.t Cowley. Mr*. Rotiart rr f* eentnr, leaaurmg featuring ngm right mnv H t - , hl|d I^U>r Ikepartmenl ar# d»re.llr. It ad I n r«nine, * County no Park Av*. al 2Hh St, evenItitle* b# Igiread 'i|“-n the Mr*. “7 ., 7 Im*. toy. and othrr gift* for Ih. pa>lnc m informing ahalilren *"»"* P1* ” * ' K„ „ t , f Magnnlta A*#. **a. HltrtisaH Private aerrieea were M d at mmulra af .rfta Eiecutire Board Crumley., Mr*. Harr a h , ' ^ . « n . Al*«. >>• •*»**- and rmpln>er* about requtramenl* *“7*. »» *V ,(, h j elont with the pn.sihility of reTALL-AFTA5CKB f f i - Ftret gw Ska grave.ids in Al Souii ratho- nf the Samlnole County t'm t nf A. C. Fort, Mi*. Roy Mann, Mr*. ^ iamby (jr th ,lld(fn Mder I t obtaining cirntlv -Nat I. «" he a.vomPl.*hed ; , do,.ration so that th . twrna from a pnekeard png to leet *e eemetery here yesterday af­ Um American Cancer Society, Joorph Mrs. Ku j 01 • v rompl**t# Im# of patent p«rmHi bW*»r# H>#jr ran J#|al lot* owi rd in lhl« taal«i eenttwiert on tie queaiion nf for­ ternoon for Mrs. Mary A. Schaat, Florida IMrialon, |nr. and that Mr#. Leon Walkvr. «nd »ha Mtaa*a t #nd for thy roavenienc# , >(irk I T*'1'• , „ u ! ho sold. | nmmi..inv Chatrm** Dial lit')'la and In*'l>arg Jtohn, copies thereof be sent In the imM, who died anddenly ha Orlando mer (ter. Enter Warren running thoM wh* «o«M Ilk# Ih# irf. ,. p injury ra lt ^ a | «ml|r , , ^ r ,iuu #. •*!»»• pmprrtjr Ko#n U rIn the male sectioni are tenora of again were reported to be favor late Friday. The Rev. f t Richard [ meikste family nf Elton J. Mougia. vtco, praovrlption* may b. left JT ^ crn, ,hl. ,e a r. compared a-*..«"men«. and partintlar dutlc. __ ... tem. Hr, and enpiea be supplied to Dlek Aiken, Andrew nrackrn, Al tber# lo b* wmponnded at Faust's to g g „ r (fnX through Ihe same Ibe rennsalinn and holel readmes* I"* there for year* and yrar* and Lyona <rf AS Souls officiated •Me. Ca*r, William Hoag, Hubert Marn the prase. A native af Mtoneart a Charier L G aik, a k m a r adyuer, md an actual da- i**11 be aceom|ilt*hrd "a time, Man-1 •« the ta t rolls." amt George Touhy, while tb* bas­ Dm® llov* and promptly deltwrAdapted (Mb m uittretfee iistotont to Warren. Mae waa born t e w M. ISM, Mr*, errata of KW fewer Injuries, e*en'*F*f ..... _ Mehene assure*. Hemloat* engineer If ses are Warren Adams, Robert IMA. Mid the leek In Lean flbentr wee •ehaal earn* ha Sanford hi Ian_ / i ’ In addlttoe. Ibe new neighborhood Tioim "children^ srw work I «ddlti»n to rettirig tbe-hotel H sg en 're.pir.te-f that ,f ,h , |„ti Crumley, Donald Howard, nary nf ltofr with her baakband l l ,r ' 1store, fwing Pre neb Are. at 20th ., yw tU | l4lli .-n ,u „ In readln***. Mrhane aNo ha* the a-e plat e I at the disposal • f p'»I • l i t to !. ford MiKtbbtn and Chartea Mnrn !R. wilt hav# • modern fountain Warren laid he waa not. a randt and three small ehildien. She re­ are: * I VfM Mavfair Inn Open plan* h*- ‘'Me p u rth u rr. that the righs. Mra. Julina IhingfeMar, presi­ son. sided here until mld-lSU whrn • h u e tasty samlwtclira and sodas data. Hark aeld be mailed oarf Witera she moved to Orlando where she dent, Dr. Jamas B. Foley, hnrreIn rrru ln g interest indicates I wC.I h.- prepareil. ’ 5anfnrd is growinr,” said Eml to IS S77 registered vniera enrlov- had Used alnee eirept for abort re- tary, T. E. Tucker. Harry M Weir, another overflow congregation and ln | poviracda; that be received aidenrea in DeLand, St. Petera- John M Morgan, M. D , an-1 Nancy officials are asking that those F a in t.'a n d «■ want to gnu* t i l l planning tn attend arrive before it." t,TM rrpliev, that 1401 wetw biarg, Clermont, end Winter Park. W. Iteel*. She ta caarvived by three anna. the aim ing time, n«l only in or ---------— marked "yai" end MS "no." Thirteen weaw indefinite and t h Peter Sr h a t I of Ordando, Carl G der lo gel tesla hut In avoid in­ — , . — *— nf K#minol# Cminty fom m liiiiHitfi Outstanding Rating terrupting the service. were retwrvaad unopened, he Mid. Srhaal of Ml Dora, Raymond N. Not only do these U * l. „„ uV. , h f irfln), Cleric Mid be mailed the poet- Schaal nf Sanford; two brother*. The church extenda ever*neve an th* busy hotel manager, but .peelal u|||lj f||r|h , f d#v, i opm, BU htli Is Given To VAH 9 » * event* that ar# given In the holel. *ard< without consulting Warren George Mamer al Vermillion. invitation to allend. Mian., end Charim Mamer of and pead the eepen«e« bimaerf. ^ Fleet Reserve Assn, prior to Offlrlal Opening lime must *'ftlll«l|lR'f!fl|W. WM ^ ■aetlnm, Mam.; rfteoe graaul Mended in. ! A !«c«li.v„ alclcK of Ihe Lbtlu daeghteta, Sandra, AUaaa. and ••W» will M ready." *a>H K-ank «#kiv* R..*d wa, appmvtd -*h»n m J S 5 l V w 2 , ‘S 5 Directors To Meet Details Complete MeiaiLe Swa M mat, <rf Oaten ib i; ^juadron N'm# alter conducting A b»ard of directors meeting of Mahan# J r , a, ha a'kind. “the»niih# profited iouia wt t ,p nm „ MIAMI UPi — An irveriigition arrerai niece* and nephew* In to Inspection of all hands yea ih# Hanford ftranch 117. Fleet thing* that must be .bine Just fit j to h. .traighler than heietnforo For Annual CofC ia under w*y tn determm* why I n I r t f s c ! I- - >r f i m n i a r fra > i a v i m ill . CeMorala and Mkmeeota. terdav. Haricned by ilia Ihteal of Iti-.erv* Attotlallmi will be heldMn togclhrr from l'lav io day, until,! a_ —r -. r. ,,)s ln veterans administration psvment* imminenl rain, the insprrtinn «** thi# sflemoun, 4 o'clock, at Iheiwben th, lim , c»me». avarvlhiog ten# f,„, 1,1 "* Meet At Mayfair in et-GIs at the University of Entitled Urn's Club of Ihe Sanford • ’’'I he iu*t ** w, ,a n t it. for p-npn*,d r«ed i, of? Ih* puviog. Th# Markham Miami ars delayed. All details for Ihe annual meet rlimaird bv ih , p'e*,ntal'->n of our eiarlott and friends." Road and will j"ln wtih Rtato Rep. Hants Fascell tD -Flal tng and banquet of the Vminole advancement rertifi atra t o 47 Naval Aimliarv Air Station. A regular meeting of Ihe organiRoad 471. said ynterday that hundrtd* of County chsmlwr of Commerre. In HatRnn Nin, men whn « ,r , ad­ FOVrnAC. Mtrh m - Aeihnnate. iinnci will be held Thuraday even­ Rond* were approved for lhu veteran* had not received a single he held this evening. 7 .t o, at Ihe vanced in rale recently. today qcrrfton a M-pear-old MleMIndividual Taxes carrying of firea'm* by R. F„ Among them wa* a bran-1 new ing at I o'clock in Ihe Thief i Club f an man arreited on a traffic viola­ "in order tn acrosso.lei# lbs vast subsistence check fiom th* VA >!#)fair Inn. have been eomplcled at Ih* local Navy Baia. O m ni, and fer Deputy Rhsrtff tnnual Meeting ('hairman John Thief Petty Officer, P N Enll*. tion rharpe hi connection with the trow da that visit tba new holiness tine* school started in Beptcmter. An announcement was made ye* Said To Be First W MansfleM Broun. October ate yang erf three Chicago nil Mata «V r, said F. Goodwia. Ha said VA officials at Fata-A- Eit/pjlrirk said that evervthinc In keeping with a lime honored let.lay that Ih* nsuonsl prcidrnl «wiser and operator of tbo "5-ipac Grill* reported th* delay waa n»t l. n readme** for the even! whirb cn»tom. Oiief E lerln-i*n'« Mate Other arl'on thi* morning by tbo In Any Reduction >f ths orttnutiinn orgsnitslion wiu will arrive arm * m in Police fTiief Jama* Parker nf Trading Post". "Wa Isav# ted to thair fault; that one# a veteran’s •ta rti promptly at the appointed Fnlta wa« pre*enie.i *un a new WASHINGTON #»- The Tom Bn*’d of Connie Tommtsstoner# hat by hi. ahlpmatea. I %tntnn1 " • « * #,k M" ‘« educational benefit* art approved lime. nearby HoUy, who a rm te d him. double she area t i Ibe millre fnr Erunomic Brvclnpmrnt induded tb* approval ..f a Rented h*#da the organisation. A**i*tant lo Ihe Pre*lde4it of check* com* from tha Trrasuiy and two atate police deteelitee u id tald li>.l*v Individual inrum* lav p!al of Block “ A" Henson'a "We atartod eajr t e t e o , Mrs. Department at Atlanta. Capital Airlines, Jennings Ran there waa no evkfenee to link Owen rate* thiuild let "ftr«! prhtrilv" In tcre, on the l#Le Mary It'iad. Tbo ..........for- Arguments Heard . Tn ................. Fasre!) said h» »*• Informed dolph, ha* arrived in. Sanford Robert Wosor of fcntaai, Mich, Goodwin and me. Just loot Jan ­ rrdurlion permiltrd hr l Hoard alto approved two admituary" be aaid," and the demand between H.nnn ard 1*1000 studepi* hi* pari on ibe event federal badge! •■"n* V Tuberruloilt with thr tlaytn|. On Immunity Law „! “ ! I o Hear ^ .n fnr high grade seed forte tor* ba* income I .I fit* . *"leh n r ., p r e t.n .^ he Moeer to held to Oekdend Onenty mad* it naceesary fog temediate in Flnrida are «n ihe e**rd list as principal speaker Other* to appear on fbe program WASHINGTON KV-The Supreme R H o d e h C a V C r R e p thou’d be rid nett v**r. Ibe TED ' """»T Or. Terry and that ir.nra than MW had not deal on a ehirge of poareeatng an aapansion." at the annual meeting and ban- Court heart argument* today mv Tb# Hanford Kiwani* Club will tald In a let policy report, "a received their checks. enrcgi'lcicd firearm Parker aeld However, floodwti ■ y l t t e f In ipiet are Robert M ’enr, fantmn t tha constittitionaliiv nf s law h^ir a r#pr#i#nUliv# a/ tH# rrlalivrly | i n ( r r p#rrrnl*rr r# A rn#ri drawn tn th# ^wir.inma Fascell repnrtrd il mtghl take a be found the gun bi Moeo.-’a car ordiw to take ear* t i ear ooolinupianitl. and Ihe Orlandoans, bar- aimed al compelling w iinrt.rt to __llho.lebnuver _ F»mdotinn lell n/ a durimn . . . should he made In fount* Ro.d Department w*a when he iterated Mm on the traf- •d growth and demand, we plan week or 10 day* to gel out the berthop quartet of Orlando. tritify to rational trrurilv ra .e t ^h„«| for Kny* live middle and upper hrarkelt pre.-nlrd to the Commission front i neck*, and ba added: Hc charge Saturday, us, vary anon, avert a new build­ The appeaeaoce In JUnford of a i„r# eitrrm elv high rale, are t* N’ I *, l tllieon *■ partial par, "I fee) mat s»mt administrative 'E arl Hicginholham. rmmadiaie under a gram of immunity from Parker tatd Chicago police were ing with t.000 square feat nf floor pail prctiilrnl of tho Seminole prosecution. , ............... .. .............................. . nf... th# ........................... . man# lb# _______ Rhnd*h»ivee. .F n a n d a l i o n ____ rtoittly Interfering with Ihe inren m#m restitution tn .be "mltoaken" In teprrting be bad spec* which will be used mclusiva- anion should he take* so this County Chamber* of Cnmmerce This first rhadenr* Wv fhe valid speaker bat Keen arranged br its , in u k r n«k* and with the of thr I ’,1*7 talen from co-jnlw will not occur again and I cer­ will report on Ihe artivllie* of thr told them Mo;rr had aifried a ly for few furniture. ily of Ibe 1911 immunity Isw was Judge R. W. Ware, chairman of ,uppi.v anti mobility of invrilmeni fund* The Cummi-iPm m d » r,| atalemcnl admitting the triple Additional apart for tba bnmrd- tainly Intend to see lo it that It P i•t yrar under hia Iradcrtnm raised by Tk'illtam Ludwig ITImsn, tb* Marianna Plan Tom mi tie, of (linr|t '• thr mrvnrv d,p o ti|,,| to tb , Rnad will be taken " alaymg and added. "I don’t hnow late requirements w«* accomplish. t ham her of Commerce oHictali a fitrmer Air Eorre major and one rh# local Kiwama group. TheTED ]* a non profit *cn , nd Bndg, Fund ofthe fo u rty , where they got that idea.*' *d by adding another floor to tb* have urged arnmptele atiendanre tun# Treasury employ* .ho hat Judge War#, according lo the n„mlr resoarrh and eduralmn nr On a propoial that the c'ay nil prmeat building, Goodwin aaid. cf Iheorgamislion's memberthip figured in enorreaimnalInvetliga-' "Kiwania Bulleitn'* h** don# much gi n l |l t ,on with hesdquarteri In s( f,i,|,r s p n - c, p, .old it <*as at this most important mreltng o f, lion* of alleged Communist *p> hi* nueal for rehabilitation "f New York. irvealrd that tb , approvimately • rtlyily to the government the year. boy. dtachargrd from Marianna (( lh, |o,(rral budget situation „ ,ti|| th , p ro p eily o f permits, Ih, TED said, there f y . r , . County ard ha. not been GETTYSBURG, Pa. Lrf*— Pre.i • hmild be some reduction also in ,n *rm,rn\, founty. deni Ruenbowwr and lop mflitarv rorporai, income and esnso n r ____________ _ lei taa rates WASHINGTON tft-lbM ad Mate* and budgri advMor* stached vir­ By IH E AMOCtATED P tK s a lag Mmh Ihot# of the Demorrals ' stepped up polstical aelivily WASHINGTON fAN— Sen Lee- a ad Canadian air anlt* and voitoi- tually Inal agreement today on — ^ 7 d l 2nd Murder Charge ger iR-NDl Mid today he will pra- 1leer civilian ground observers IKA-ST defensu apending In thr Secretary of FAbar MAcbod b»• wtes.age In yesterday's eon prosidential aide Harold Massen cu e rwlghborhood of Ih# present Ml* were rallying today to repel mock U.-V.C, SHS Pr.nc.pal Back pr ed Against y tent hit demand for a publle Inveatlgation to ahow whether bark­ "enemy" plane* pmbing for billmn dollar* ■ year. to"speed From Convention pinwor 77m rfffiaiofl dui rrt sjrpttr to e n nf the now-repudiated PL*on chlnki in North Amcnra'a air dabold awt muck hope tte adminis­ told tte newly merged^ AFUTIO • BlK h* Vminole High School Principal . t X - B a s e b a l l P l O -y e f S J ? Pn' U4‘‘*4 Vatea contract contributed to fens* armor. A lurprisc alert dubbed Opera- tration could ask a ■ubnanlial la a Prealdent Eisenhower's 1981 ramtoi N-n.putei.ly * -m u ia a dangoreu. Ue.td tor ^"IJSm 'M Um T’w tew"h^aJJi U lg V ^ a .'t e ln } ^ S r^ T lto lsF lioti Crackrrjack — sounded lato rut at Iha noil set non of Ctegrris ' 11, h41ok palgn fund. iprotaclod and *e«r Vieas arcurate future well being of Iha wotk t(w> pa,, | tv , r4) day* attending against Tonklvn M erterthrr aDrr Becrriary t i Def«nse Wilson told tsolilM-al msttera. \esterday. The drM w u eipec-ted In a aurprlaa naova yeaterday uisehelt'a aorda ore oared t o ^ _,***1’*f, . , er* and nf tb# natsoss aa a whole the annual eonvenlinn nf the Vuth hit f a t h e r t n l a w . M-vear-old lo continue three ar b m days a roponer after an hour and a Larger demindad that a Senate V ite ^ S S T k l - rn Maany. prcaidanf of ih# V n H Aleaander tosssMs fl-N J) frn ern A.^velallon Assnelalton of r,eeondar, Tharlea Mills, d ed In . Miami Jotting in Mm anarrlan wore half meeting w«fc tte Presldani sa^^^ # r ,^ - .n termed --------- El------------------M , piUt ^ m„,tiplf tfcul, f r ^ t . Antimonopoly subcommittee on unit* of tbo V. I. Air Form, He- •ad Bndpa4 DtroeW Rowland tte New York rcmtenilo. of tte . - AFLrTIO, Mid---------------------------today M a Washington >nl*r Schools and Collegei. Oisl which ha server aubpoena Poit- >crw, Naiional Onard, Navy and Hugboa that *no final ftguru" was IS-naitilonf" # m b a r la te r r - u p sonJioww'i addrau a vary fine AllrntCed by some 1.VW dele Meriwrther, 17 year -old Former struck much Ite same onto as r waa relayad by ape pcoetlre tor Mine tantnesa w> a *t> maater General Summarfletd, who ManMi, plua Canadian Mrcot M t tor t e w s s e r i a l hi Mm Iteae perparad tor Use aaaa# m eet-,rUj Hvrw* irom «v* President's their their members mrrrvi V if4 1 * * f* * * * amithrrn 'lu e s . pn4,a,(,iei*l baseball plater, la anwaa Republican national chairman soma 41)0,00$ member* erf pnM eallr totoem a n t Maaal yrar, vital toicutakon. aurrottnding pro ^ h„ kjn| dMth h l| lug by Got. isvwew saas s smew m natoysburg. Fa . office in IPS*: Sherman Adams, top Ground Observer Corps. ed" Wdsoa added, te w e n r. ka t# blem. eon front mg .he modern I m oD s^Inta*. Mrs. EB#» Nrwr York. | Waller Boulter, an A F I,n O While House aide; Stephen A- MitHo added. Wvweeaa. tool te •rtenl awra held Fhihjorta dla pacta "aa major r t e i p " from H arnm an, a potortlal la n to H r rig# prweMent. sold Mm talk ‘Te- Ihlaako B would ‘t e • oaletate tor rueaed were “ arcreditlng and Min*. AS. to ibo MiH* homa i t •bell, the I l l s Democratic e atise­ for tte ISM Daoaorrotie preoadM- M m oo«>M M f Mm MoFdwalrr them to i i A csi any caodldato*" policies tor ite future." "Jurenlle Taromier. Mitla and hia son. T a # al chairman, and altera. V . J. McNafl. PMtarfM IS, wore struck repeatedly, t t e CHATTANOOGA. T a i l Hia reqgiir t waa In the form •atrf today's M teiag Just till oomlnalloo, aaid "B ka t # U loao" — a vetorevs* to recent eriti- ta weak yaar'i H D y alfs lag eon delmquapry," and te y to rerwrering. t i a handful ef resolution, filed Somebody hi ’b e lain MM B. •aMtorf t t e Hm I defense labor to aak o Me vote# te ste * ' to riesw erf an km pnttUeal artlrMy by tmi erf Ceiocrooa. with the ■ubcomialltee a l ■ pub­ Pecktnpaugb On. fi*htn* eg* budget. Mr.NHF said ho and Wil aupport erf wbal te termed "wise ,vo. Geddu-ater of Anaona. ebalr- TTie polsriri erf aeserfbee Mg group Merraether has tens ebargeM Ffesdqttirfers tor tte eonswnikin |mM erf M» leoato Rarublkan of enter a- tte farmer* were dtt- were to Ite Datido Hoa«| in Miami w*b Brat degree murder la tb* lic hjerm p, ft |( Investigating atom y?»lnrt’ay and Mala MM do sol pfaa any furtter ctwt- and progressive polirri*" w h it Chairman Kefaaamr (DMMrfiaM aot| ho etporiad toberY Tampa i n Cteimtttoe. ewaate yaatorday hgr Bw*vtory erf te ic h . Lfoceto Hoed, death erf Mra Milto and at tog t o n *lto too Pretodead Bo­ »a*ai) termed “a criminal aide" o n #M wteev to rise to support of El sen-1 Beto M aw r «»d Beutoor krfd ANieuteiT* Btwiwm af a Byrtcvao. temtnnle High School tea been nrunlor to Mm artaete • t I te o o a im V. Federal Offici • Turn Down Request To Probe Till Case .# '9 Tonriderihle elomhwe*# threeih ttrdnrvdsi. W id e ly scattered light *bower*, little rh*o«a la kmperilttre Indil. * A t m rls le d P re— L v n o d W irt Christmas Program Awaited Weather Labor Secretary Joins In Debate § I — ^ s -jt-jK n a s \ t - is r .r S L - s s - �f ■ - — : " ' ■'•Vi d -*•»* . f * ■ T■i * -r ■Tvi Sfi j jw^5 *T THF. SANFORD HERALD ttr . and Mr*. Georg* Footer Pcge 2 T u t* . Dee. 8, 19SS and two children of Richmond, Vi. ».-« now making thair home with her parenls. Mr. and Mrs. John A. Chalkl*). Mr. Fowler, who waa a member of the Blehmofld poliea force haa been hired tn a like' By V iau tN U f . a m i l JIm A ASHLAND. Ky. t —Tom Turner, capacity by the City of Sanford. Saturday afternoon, ib* losers In a sign painter convalescing from Me. and Mrs. Loyde fjarter of the rrernt Sunday School contrit. an operation, may owe his life to sponsored by th* Nuaron* Churrn Baldwin. Mich, arrived yesitrday alerf neighbors. W and hav? opened her home on Ircatrd th* winners lo a fish fry While Turner was asleep, firs Crystal Lak'. I and covrrrd dish supper on the broke out in his home. Hli w ife,, Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Pylo churrh lawn, flctwcrn 40 and in a nurse, was at work. Turner slept •ihn w rrr occupying the Mark Wil­ m'mbar* and frimds of th- conon. liams house on Crystal Lake Ave. i grrsaUnn enjoyed this occasion. Member* of the Oerald B irber have bought a home in the Azalea Mr and Mrs. James Sellers and Park section of Orlando and moved. family saw the fire and roused her brother, SlocH* W. SJoblom Jr , Turner, who crawled out a window, of Tampa w -rr the gurvt of Ih-lr moved. Tho house was destroyed. Mr. am! Mr* I* D. Anderson ufltle and aunt, Mr. and Mr*. (' are home again after a urek'a W. Rjoblom recently They had trip to ihe southern part of the brought back their father, M. M slate H-.T aunt, Mr*. Louise P. Sjohtom of l.ak- Monro* who had Wilton accompanied Item tn Clewbeen visiting them isten, w hr> her eousins. Mr. and Mr and Mra. J W Wilson ami Mrs. James E Beardsley look family spent th* Thanksgiving llOt ni.F. CELEBRATION was In order for W. D Pulver. Phot", weekend with relatives in High' them on s conducted tour of the giaphrr'a Mate First Cla»* of Heavy Attack Squadron Nina, as h* t'nited Slates Sugar Co.'s mill, re-anllsttd in the Navy only a few days after th* sniv el rf his Springs. whtrh was in operation Mr. anu Mrs. M. Flanders of They were all Ihe Beardsteys reeond son, Stephen. Pulver is being *wom in by Cdr. \V. E. Lemot, VAH-# Commanding Officer. Winter Park were the guests of her luncheon guesls at th* Clrwiiton ■v* '■* sister, Mrs W. I’, flurkr. Sunday. Inn. Proeedmg to Miami, th* An- and has been made an aulstant so I* touring the stale with her Mr. and Mr* Harold Keen were der*on* v -r* the gu«sts nf their dramatics coach in bor group relatives. She had soma interesting ' Ihc meats nf h rr family at Mrson and daughter-in-law. Mr. and Frienda nf Edward Spencer Faw- stories to tell of the Lev. Scott'a | Friend* of George B. P a ttm c !# Icienny. over th? holiday weekend J D. Cochran Is horn* again, Mr>. P. D Anderson High light celt will he interested in the an- boyhood, chief among them being J r . former resident of Lake Mary, of their Miami stay was viewing nounerment of his engagement to hit cap.vcity for citing her cookie*'‘will he interested to know that he after spending some time with hi* Stewart Baker, L'SN hat had hn left Orlando for Chirleitnn, 8. C , son and daughter-in-law. Mr. an 1the city from Ihe tower at the In­ Miss Virginia Kliiabetb Carroll ternational Airport, where their She 1« the daughter nf Mr and order* changed and is to b- again Monday, where he wilt begin Mrs. James Cochran iff Bradenton sen l» employed From Miami Fncndc of Mrs. Perry Drcmer they went to Hollywood, where Mr». Henry Curtis Carroll of Or- j Rationed at NAAS, Sanfdld He *n-J training in the regular Navy. Ho Undo and Cartagena, Columbia, j his family are again in Lake1has been a memeber of th# Re. will be sorry to hear that she con­ they were lunrheon sued* of her S. A. Mr. Fawcett i* the son of Mr Mary, this time In (he McBride serve for some time, but now goes tinues ill at the Frrnald Laughton romih*. Mr and Mr- Fred Cohb and Mrs E. O. Fawcett. Both house on Crystal Lake Ave llnto active service, Hospital in Saiifurd They «i*nt Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mr* William !> Pulver thv r son-in-law and daughter. Mr. young people are seniors at Boltina and they plan to be marr.ed in ar* announcing the birth of a ton. a n t Mrs. J. K. nrower tn Writ! the Frances Chapel at nollin* Col don’t ju s t g ive bourbon • u . Stephen David, at the Orlando Air Pal m Beach lege, Winter Park bee. 2S. Fnrre Hospital. Nov. W Friends of Karen Seaman will be i Kelly Young of Fort Wayne. Ind. Mr. and Mrs. L It Leitner and sorry to hear that she is confined j arrived Sunday, called here by two children were railing on to her home, due to injuries sus­ th* aerioua illnesi of hi* brother, friends over the weekend They are tained Saturday, when ihe wai Hubert Young, who Is now s pa­ former residents of Lake Mary and thrown from ihe horse ihe waa tient at the Vetevini Hmpital, Bay w»re enrouie to Kry West, hit new riding. duty station with the Navy. Pines. Th* n?v and Mr* J M Thomp-t The Osear Decker house on Cry­ son visited m Ft Lauderdsle w ith1 Mr. and Mr*. C. P Brasingtnn returned Tuesday from Cincinnati, stal Lake Ave Is nearing com­ their son-in law and daughter, Mr. pletion ami Is another Indication of ind Mr* Fred Bland an I two Ohio. wher* they spent Thanksgiv­ ing with their children the growih of the town granddaughter*, Terry and Fran-j Mis* El.iabeth Baker, after Mr. and Mrs. J A. Strange haw nie Lou. moved inln them recently com­ U . and Mr* L. R Beckky are ■pending the summer and fall In pleted home on Lak» M ary ., home again after a month spent her Chagrin Fall, Ohio bom* ha* return to Lake Mary for the winter, Mill Rayte Burke and Miss visiting relative* in Missouri. Myrna Williams spant lha Thanks­ Lake Mary friend* of Mr. and winter. giving holiday with the former's Mr* P. D. Anderson J r„ now Ur- Mr* G T. Burges*. *eeombrother-in-law and lister. Mr. and ing In Miami, wUI be interested to nanled by three nieces, the Misses Mra. Paul W. Tlrown In Fern Park hear that their slaughter, Mona, Edna and Jessie Burgess, all of Mr*. W. P. Burke waa also the who la a student at the bUt. Writ Rrmrot. Pi and Mr* Je# Arm­ Brown's meat for a postponed Junior High School hai been ap­ strong. nf Tamps, visited th»lr Thanksgiving dinner on Friday pointed tn the Student Council due friend*. Ihe Rev and Mr*. L W. __ waning. to her high scholastic standing Sentl Sunday. Mr* Burge**, over fOUtBON Dt ItflT n f ’ ntY.'cr ItireNU CIS?. PMfl «**., IWtMUf. Man May Owe Life To Alert Neighbor RA E FO LEY ba Bundle led Uia kid mi; aha’a perhaps you were dining with Mr. young and you r a n t Warn* a man ■tow*. II*'* gone too “ Lota* teeth gradually stopped for trying. Hut aha waan’t th« chattering, aha huildled ikepar in ■Jne!" Ethel H atlrry waa behind her coat, and then belatedly be­ them, th# pockmark* h rtd in bar came awar* of tha inflection in his fae*. her mouth tw utrd. her aye* VOl£t. W hat's wrung? Why flaming. Why. Dots thought in a are"Clyde! you her* a t this time of night? kind of shock, aware of th* vol- W hat do you m ean—he'a gone i ante force of banked emotion*, that woman I* dangerous. Jne too?" - I f * Paula." ha told her. "Mr*. rtnod still, eyeing his wile wanly. Drtndl* called our cottage a half Obviously, be had not Intended her In o rrrh ear his eonrcrsatinn with hour ago to And out whether Paula UUa. "Another word from you »n<j w as with u a fih*’* gone." "Gone w here?" I.ol* asked aluI’ll let you starvr. I’ll never give you another cent *o long as you ptdlv, "We don't know. 8h* didn't take live. Is th a t clear?" anything with her, no money, no If a shrugged, t r i e d lo laugh. clothes, nothinr. hh* ju st ran All lha essential weakness m hi* away." nature was apparent In his far* "W hat time la It?? and he waa aw*re of it. humili­ "Eleven-thirty.'' ated, angry. Impotent. H* turned “ You r* #uro *h* didn't lu st go and Aung off down tha path. for a w alk?" lens asked. Th* two women looked after ’‘She's terrified of lha datk," him. Then the rage died out of Clyde said. "«h* keeps a night Ethel's fane. Hhe looked spent. Ught burning because she's afraid "Everyona talks." sha said, her to go in sleep in tha dark. Hhe voice color lean. "Everyone m»d* must hsv* been—" claims on linger. Hut don't mis­ "Bren what?" Ini* asked. The understand. Hn waan l in lov* with boy's whit# face worried her. Paula; sorry for h»r. maybe, be* "De«n more afraid of something cause she was left alone as ha had else." he said bluntly. "If you're horn ami ah* was crnxy about him. all right I'm going to look for her. Me w asn't In hive with Carol Mr*, llnndle Mid 1 could take her either; sha a a * hks a pretty kit car." ten ha stroked and gave a soft "I'crhap*," Isris s u g g e s t e d . cushion by tha fire, lie w asn't—In Shandy is b irk . He a rather won­ lova with m«- Not really. One# 1 derful a t uniting people." Hhe thought ha was, but ha was—just dialed l i t and rang three tlm-s. Almost at nnce Shandy's voice an­ lethal was humble la her pain, a swered. She told him quickly w hat __ turned hack, walking alowWhy had Jans Brtmtls got her hopeless suffering too straightfor­ had happened. "Clyde la taking Mrs. flnndla’s ' For tha first tun* It oo- ward for embarrassment. "Its araa ____to her that Jan* heraalf. as tu rd of all of us. tired in hi* very ear.'.' *T1I try th# wood*." Shandy aahL suoc*asful magattn* contributor bones. In my opinion, h* loved She ap^ka impulsively. "L*t m* wall as B oor's ei-wlfe. had un* only one woman in his Ilfs and that ‘ dly been asked to w rits tha waa his first wife. And it’s my go with jniu. Shandy. If sha la __ ___that had been turned over guass she's th* only human being afraid of someone, maybe It will to bar. Why had Jana passed the who never mad* a claim on him. help if 1 am thara." ‘ Okay, I'll b* down for you as aw tn unarms eta* ? Becauaa W* a ll—w anted too much." ghe wheeled and w m t hack tn soon aa 1 throw on aom* clothes." me had talked of a ghost"Oh!" Lais Mid in surprise. "Had who had a flair for people, her cottage, a sloppy, whlia-facad a t tha -fu th about woman, tn whom even the angar you gone to bed?” "In n g ago." ha replied. "You had burned out. In Roger's cottage I n k found a gat used to early hours la the Los* started aw a t ia y toad m*»je long leap over bar foot Into tha covered tra y on the worktable. In country." Sha put down the phone. "Shandy > pssaad tha Hallery spit* of h e r aasiefy over Albert. auta w u r t g out Beast* had n o t neglected to pro­ and 1 will try th a woods. Don't U meat bar. Thar* was an ugly per* lunch. Whan aha had eaten wait, Clyde. I'm going to g at on Waa «w th* aid* off his far* and It. UAa looked a t bar pile of note* aoma warm elacfea and a sweater. awl thaw stumbled o u t on lha tar- Two sweater*," eh* added, shiver­ tha deckchair Into ing again aa tha coat slipped off '-w J ltT g o m g «■ a t th* H it­ man?" ha askad. ' f c * Do* « a t | the shad* of tha Mg aim, sprawled bar ehouldtra. "Paula would never go Into tha oat. sad f*U aslaap. Clyde Mid emphatically. IDbteThad a * £ r t * 5 Lou stralghtmed up, her teeth "Never In this world. She's a timid I umm eollapaa. H* is ta tte r am Util* thing. She doawi't . *k*iu»i*g. "What Is It?" u "Piracy going a i hare." J w Tha flashlight Upped up. touch- off tit* path la lh a daylight if A f e l l .............................. ...... help It," I h f lha housaty face of Wyd# KJhth th r h n w a -H aa aha an y trtmada is . tea. -AM you all fight?" He ?' t a t th e top "Mra. Brims* la onUmg U have fallen asleep. I*m ive heard ’em clear Clyde m a t o u t and Lola k ta rd , th a t's all." th a village.* H a He bald out hi* hand aw l pulled km running tow ard tho g a n g * . to ba ' h a lv a th* banter, ah* p u t to her feat, so stiff th a t aba I to las. BriwHa’s nd w W t a --------esmM naraly stand. -Come Uutda,” ■at H o gave Dots a aids glance to ha urged bar. Ha plugged tn tha • I p u r m TWENTY-EIGHT ilO lB shook h»r head Impellentti} u i( in free heraelf of mwv id U» lore* her reluctant grappl* with IU problems Reluctant? T hat * u tha chief iJlicully, ah* acknowledged ho®lly in heraelf. Sh# did no* w ant bffow about Regee'a death. Hut _ • had to know, tihe could not rcvade fcfr perwonal rw|niuibUil)'* a t » u elenr that no onn else inXrtvinl to maka any effort to tin* an v rr tha truth. Don’t attr things ten. Dr. Th<-ro*J had warned her; ttJh Thomas who had naked hi* !frafca«:nnaJ ataivJtng when ha signed the death errtifleale, giving h ea rt (ailuta aa th<> eatua of death. ■ r’*v ’■ a n ngnt, Lot* told herself snarlimJ %»tnj> hedginr. Carol intend* to *«' | m arry Shandy, aha mad* th a t clear Uua morning. And Shandy haa wtayad her* all the*" yaara, In apil* o f t V fact ah* jutad him, th a t ah* fcurl him Intolerably. And Jem lLaU ( t r y U threatening Shandy. It waa : * irugaMy shandy a gtm th a t flrod Its a l r t a t Borer. O r at laaat he ■tthal It UL Ite . began running, aa though drying to eaeapa from her thought*. * (Within a few momenta aha twrame a war* th a t her heart waa raring. S h at atm waa out of breath and Srtm N tng from eihaiiatinn. After aha had got up from a hospital l only a abort lima before. Bat* i ear* n r aha would b ar* a r li of W thin, paaad r a east * ----------- n white « i i art her. to bar. Sha bad wot asrak-You are vary thoughtful." II* looked rooceme-L "It's my rrvcl him from n sound sleep. Ho f with weakness. Although no oas In sarahof, Jo* fault. 1 should have lookad out on had not gone to hod. A half-hour apnfc* out a f th* atda et Ma terrace fa r you b a f o r a I a*idler, whan Clyde had lookad fo r ha had not bean homo. "Anyhow, M ra Brtadl* has got brought your dinner hours ago; /To Be Cw lsaas f j 1 couldn't find you Z thought la ridof SHOPPING DAYS /T IU \ CHRISTMAS give This Chevrolet keeps a secret...beaufifuUyl1 CANT AFFORD TO TOW AWAY BOSTON vfk-PoUen ordered a tow truck to ramov* an auto parked illegally outside City Hall. As the low truck began It* oper­ ations, the r a r 'i driver raced out of City Hall sod explained ha was picking up the city paym aittr lo deliver police pay check* to po­ lice headquarter*. "This la one we ca n t afford lo tow away." said tha policeman a i ba ordered lha tow truck off. Legal Notice MrfM'E IB HRHAIir UIVKK Ihat I •* la hnttatsi at P. O. 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TnU# 4 #m la J a m r i. ^ .rfin d an t h r i t .n , a ra h#t#>>i n a lld id that • nil In d 'T n r.a haa ha«n »ntrrr<l a u a ln u »••<! h> in» P la 'n llff. »nn« • if#, in lh * r i r c a l i T n iir t . r ria ia n l# I ' l a n l i , N ln lh I ’l r r u ll. |H al# nf J l - r i d a . a itu a ia fa S a n f - r * . f ln r ld * . T n a a a ira nf r i a 'n l 'f f la nanl# •laniaa. Tn n a ra r# n u lrt4 In r l* a d • nl n r A i a a f r IM a OnmAtali’l In a- rl 1 ■ r • nn n#a hafnra fiaram nar I I , 1 * 1) #!■# a ila .ra a r r n rnnfaaan x ill |>» m i r r r d • • • l o t i m u ##d IN* I A T H U I I II A T III- T H K I i l l I T ! I I I * M ill p M Tffll I I | l | l l l Yl'Uf f lu nr m im ir m w l hr fllr-l in in# O fflr# nf III# ••ircu ll l'n « n i*l#rh. M nth O lrru lT . Arm lnnl# r o u n lY i rt.ifM # #I>A n|mn l.r# * rf IM r r u . A n « T »» r f a r r ia in lir r . i l l n.iuth Main m * r t . 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Ilarndna i n iiafr, rtn rid a >1 hi# n f f l.a In r l# r h in# ro-irt hn*j• • nf taid f . i i n i i a* A N " O Hanford, a«ld -- - —. -■ . i.ifi anal I I 1311IT r OONI.ITT A t aar.M ln r n f lh a Mi l l and T a a 'a m a a t a f J o h n i i r o .\ t .r :T darai n ral puhltrailnn Vn* ft, II a>n ** ilann tlaaandar r*at#a|harr< ria h I * jAnct mo c f a g g tho th rilf - wvith*BuicJc’s n o w Ttuimhlo1P itch D yn aflow l « rrrif aij . lltr Mg rifilrin riit of Run I t 10V» tlx ling • ’ and powrr and nd» and hindli g - i t ’» ra tv In m rrlnok (hit facts g#l n ru hr#AkA**AV {;#(*'» .n , Ann unrn m u j n rum finlrVrt. a.tfrr iripom n in M«ir ni'inial rruninj; rin ^n —tvlirfr to n iloiif nar lull p m v rt-jo u prf plrnty m'M# riiilm (turn n r i \ (Alikin! nf £.it. Gat nnlragr in thr *Vt Rnickt lalxrx a lug »t« p npxt.ifdu Util i« lirrl soil ilo n m ! aiulilrn *Afrt\-*lirc»* for rmri>, p rn n rt. 'o il pot floor llm pnl.il lo ttu lili l!i#» pili h. InatAiilU, jn n 'ir at fn!! |*ourr A ctrlrtalin n -an d it's llm mint tin tiling aalrl\ n irjtm r in IIn* l.i Mil. Onr rraton. nf courw*. ft llir nrxt pmvrr ptanl iltrlf. ||o w ahont rnm lng In In try tlm nmit mrvli rti ti,tn«-f K*rr)' nrxa’ Ruirk rradlrt an adts.ncrd tlZ ruhic -liM Ii \ S rngmr u ilh tlio liiglu-tl Itnnrpnstrn, Srrir* fur S rrin , in all Ruitk liiilory. Vet r t o y rnginr d r litru tnoTM rfflrfrnry, and fnnro inahlr jvitvrr to tlio r<*.ir uhrA li-hrrauia nach on#* hat a nrxt ilouliln T mania] mitifon y rt? t folding# and ■ new high In crm pim ion raiin. But tha m ijnr r*a*on for the hippy nrxt t in gai milrago - a n d foe the nexritrpup in lafrty and thrills—ii Ruick’i* lateat veninn of X’ariahlr Titrli Ihnaflow. In thli alrplane-prfnripled tranffiriiiion. j-mi alxtaxi had a gat-uvfng crnUIng rangr-and, af a txt itrh nf tha, pitch# a full-power getaway tanga. Now Rtifrk engineer! hat e brought to this rrultfng tango what that- rail ‘ dnuhlfl regrneiation." It limply inaani a new way to make flowing oil athl lo lit oun ttlocU y £ o build up driving jorct. Tho alitoltilo imnotlinrst nf tins nr\* Itjnaflnw it wotthl a \i*it in ittrlf. So ton «an Im lino s ou’ir in for a nra'iKf of onnHrrful m rprurt-for thil'a jmt tho «s.nrt of urn l>rAt Ruirk j-rt. Cian wni malo it lint u r r k ) •AW 4<flitnsrrl ViTridfiV Pt*rk f>yn#B/iir <1 'll# #>'v ••• fl'H#t btttliit »rwf«y It it afdnWdrit rn mairrr, 5<iprr ami ( #« lo ry—opfu*n#i Af mrxIrH r i l ' d to r t rn |ii# S jv n a l. �f mm i ■— w — i — i w i i i i i .I % levs/Ak.ee/Mv.ier n r iwntA? W hen Youth Is Exposed To Good A re Isolated Things, Bad OnesW# believe th at when youth I* exposed A Text* multl mllllonAir#, back at th t beginning of World War Two expressed Intcr*it In th# e*rly development of character of young people. Ilia interest led him to combine hia many effort! In a campaign to reduce juvenile delinquency by exposing the youth of hia city to good m u a i e . _______ Salvation Army Drive On t i i j i i t i i • i < i * i i « i t t i i Don't forget that the Salvation Army will again have It* kettle* and dime bnarda on the atreet* again thi* f hriatma* Seaaon. Civic Cluhi will have charge of ringing the belli and vieing with one another for the honor of collecting the greateai aum of money in on* day. The money *o collected will go to a fund for the purcha*B of Christmas dinnera for tho»e leea fortunate than those who pitch in a dime or a quarter a» they pa*a the huge pot* and the ringing t>ell*, Laat year, one of the men standing at a downtown location, saw a young lady and a young man, neither of them more than a teenager. Finch dropped a hill in the pot and backed away with a huge emit# that will never be duplicated. They were happy voungatera, and with them was an older lady per­ haps the mother, also wearing a hug# amile. The bell ringer, wanting to know just what caused the huge smiles and the extra bit of happiness, looked into the pot, and there were the two bills, one of them twenty dollar* and th# other a ten. Whether that contribution was a sacrifice or a share no one will ever know. Rut It did reveal the true spirit of th# Christmaa Season—GIV­ ING 1 IVi wonder how many tlmea that aame scene will occur again this year. It should Im many time* for there are hundreds of ua who have been fortunate thia past year. At tha same time, there ere among is, those who ere not so fortunate, and without help will not enjoy the Christmaa dinner they so much deserve, or th* vielt from ian te th a t tha youngster has prayed for. So when yon pass tha boiling pot thia pear, ae tha belle ring, end th* be! ringer pleads, drop In e dime, e quarter, a dollar, B ten dollar bin, or maybe a twenty. Others have done It and walked away witk an ‘ engtlto smite earned by sharing and worn *becaeaa of a wanner heart and e deed writ Sanford Harold I ape 4_________Tuesday, December d, IBM toftAtm BTBLI TRUNK We name wfl! be sailed “Wonderful Coun­ selor, Mighty God. Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace"— (Isaiah fl:« RSV) Reed Matthew 1 :ld-2*. i to good things, thoaa things that are bmJ become Isolated and forgotten. That la why we ere so anxious to see a year 'round city recreation program headed up by trained youth leadera so that children might be exposed to good music, good play, good athletic*, and a good ell 'round pro­ gram. So many good things being exposed to youngsters of all ages, even up to the young married couples, would dispel all thought of taking part in bad thing* that lead ultimately to what I* now known as “juvenile delinquency.'' Hugh Hoy (jullen, the Texas multi-mil­ lionaire onre said. “I haven’t the remotest idea that musie can atop Juvenile dr* nquenry, hut 1 am firmly convinced that music is the universal language of ail man­ kind, and a medium for reaching every cro*»-*ection of tha community." li's worth a try right here In Sanford and Seminole County, hut by going a step further and adding to other good things that automatically attract voting people from pre-school age up to the oldest teen­ ager. . Our community Is full of good children and certainly w# want them exposed to the good things of life that etrengthen rhar. after and guide a young rareer toward the future that Is dua him. • • Where Are Carollers? Where are th# Christmaa Carollers we once heard. In day* gone by. a* they gath­ ered of an evening during the Yule Season to spend an evening visiting various neigh­ borhoods singing songs of tha Christmas­ time. Feema that hi a community a* large as Sanford and ita fringe areas shat there would b# lifW or more people who love to •ing, especially the familiar carols that ■eem to weave a particular eharm around th# heart of the llatener and the singer. There ere few Scrooge* 'round almut tis, and thousand* who would like to hear the familiar eonga that explain In their aoft■ung manner the real meaninr of Christmas. Someone should step forward to form such e group of folks and nightly begin their aertnadea. There need be no prac­ tice, and fortunately, there purely la a aoure# for th* songs so that lho«e who do lo t readily know the verses rould sing along and Join in the choruses. No city should aver get too big to for­ get the reel spirit of Christmas. Tbera ere many places to go for the aerenedlng. If e group feel* that rfdirg nr walking »p and down our heavily populated streets la too Hrttbney. There *r* hospitals, old folks homes, ehutins, Jails, hotel*, mo­ tel*. and many other places that would ap­ preciate e song of th* Vuletida. Tt'a a good Idea anyway. Seminole County Records awVPWi L B r n u r r I K f f l R M lai r*4 Baa. A L a ta As## ta B ©•MM B M>a«t #1 ■■ I* *•**■• J. Waiaaa. ria Btaia Bank af Baafar* ta * B 'a tltU r. Jan** I, M a « > l« r a la r « ,k tti Oanlal Rnpatna Haka Jr ai aa II fte a r 4 Ratrlla at a t ta Carkatt B Its44 »( a i B H a lt at a t feint If M e « 1 e f ih l| Bank at IK Iknaraa T ra d Ta. t* C » -i.tt» rrr Oer4*n* I nr < .•.*U-*rr* 'U r* ,* * In* la I>aa* Ima *1| R O tlar at a t Blanrha M M en ta fftllt# J i m n*n# ui •■nn<ir M rrrlii at a t la JlM H Ca*tl*k*rrr A » If* haul## B*li* Seaw all al »lr L flMlfP Ml *|f I l l t M l r Hulls *4 at a t la Ctiarlaa B (ln rialr III A wtf# HI r n Sav A L a ta Aaaa la B a­ R *r r. MMltn* Arthur O ta ra a p lu s ai a t la v in U irkatt A v ita BABTO ABR* X.|aa«] v ta e a Duka J r at a t B J W aiaaa at aa la tal Fa4 II It M rrali J r A » l(a a< a] la a*T A L ain aaaa B**#» r B*#*l*y Itaaitt B ryntnn Naka Jr at aa la k i Tl«w r « fa r ta J m rfa r< la tat f* 4 aa* a L o st Aa*n Bart* ra rk a it B Bu<4 at a t ta « • • • > * C*n»ly a f S*ml«#l# la R u t UralVairlla' aa ua •kaa K irrhhnir • • M itre s M ARLO W School Federal A id As socle led Press News Analyst Your City Charter F srl 12 Section 17 CITY MANAGER. DUTIES, OPPORTUNITY TO BE GIVEN EUR COMPETITION IN PI R< HA.xES AND SALES IN EX­ CESS OF TWtJ HUNDRED DOL­ LARS. Th* lily Manager shall h* responsible In the Uily Commission D r th* proper administration of all • Hairs of ihe I II), mil to that «id h is'poser* shall be: l s i To »*« that the law* and or­ dinances *r* enforced. ib i Except a* herein otherwise provided snd si provided by th* spptirahle Civil Service law*. redinanrrs md regulation), to ap­ point and remove all subordinate offterrs snd employees of the City, sll appointments to be made upon merit snd fllnei) alone. (e> Esrept st otherwise provided, to evrrrit# control and d r r e t supervulon over all department* and - divlonns of the municipal government under this Art, or whirh may hereafter be (rested by th* "ity Commission, M l To keep Ihe City Commission fully advised of the finaneltl eon dition snd need) of the City, and to submit for its runildersiion an annual budget. (e l To perform sueh other duties s> may b# prescribed under this Art. nr that m sy be required by nrdlnanee or resolution of the City Commission. If) He khsR he the purchasing • te n t foe the City by whom all WASHINGTON jP—home kind nf federal aid for cducstion-probably f<e building public schools—seems certain In ISM. Ttrre are practical snd political reasons for thinking so. 1. Schools ir* needed and the state, by themselves are not build­ ing them. I Th# President's Whit# House Conference on Education list night approved by a 2 1 margin the idea of federal aid foe public schools. J President Eltenhowcr’s secre­ tary nf health, rd./cation and wel­ fare, Marion R Folsom, made It clear !a,t mzht the administrati m would pu>h such s piogrsM. t, Tl.e Democrats' Senate lead er, Lyndon Johnson nf Texas, al­ ready has promurd that federal a.d for school construction would be a primary goal of his party in the female. S Roth parties have s sound political rrawin to vote federal aid; the conference action demon­ strated w ile public support for U snd 1MB is a big election year. The conference, which brought betuern I Wfl snd 2,0*0 men snd womisn here from all t* slates, surprised tli« skeptics by its action last night. Hefcee the conference opened Monday there wss widespread doubt any solid agreement could come from so many people with purchases of supplies shall be made, and he shall approve all vourhrrs for Ihe payment of Ihe same. In the rapacity of Purchas­ ing Agrnt he shill sLo conduct the sales of personal property which Ihe Commission msy authorize to be sold at having become unneces- who shall he a practicing attorney *ary or unfit for Ihe city's u e All of the Seminole County Bar, a ho purchaies and sale* shill cnnfoim shall b# appointed by the City to such regulation* as the City Commission. In Itv absence or dis­ Commission may from tune to ability of Ihe Muricipal Judge, any time pcMcnbe, but in any case, licensed practicing iltornry of San­ if an amount between Two Hundred ford shill act In hit stead, upon I(2WJ) Dollars and Five Hundred an order of the Mayor entered In (tHO) is nvolved, in opportunity the minutes of the Municipal Court for rompetltivc scaled bids on The compensation of the Municipal nonexclusive specification* shall Judge shall b« fixed by the City be given after due notice published Commission. in a local newspaper, and the best but shall be accepted. Section 2* CITY MANAGER. COMPENSATION. The City Man azer shall receive such compensa­ tion a* the City C'trnmission may by ordinance or resolution fit Section 2H MUNICIPAL COURT NEW YORK CITY (Special) ESTABLISHED; APPOINTMENT - T h # d.vsf may now hear ag ain OF MUNICIPAL JUDGE; TERM • lib nm ating eat# and sta rtlin g or OFFICE: WHO MAY SERVE clu n tv ae a result of new arsenIN ARSENVJ! OR DISABILITY: tihc invention*, atm eding to H. f . T inen. llrlloiM'a E letiftw iic COMPENSATION. There )haU be JbM BICh dirrstnr. and is hereby established In Ihe I'n a m revialrd that even thoa# City of Sanford. Florida, a Munici­ w ith a aevere hrwnna lows m ay pal Court to be known at Ihe “ Muhear #n naturally, #o cfflortlnflly i iripi] Court of the City of Sanford they w ill no longer #uffer fatlgu# Florida" hr the trial nf all of­ or iservmisnrM, They m ay again fenders against the Municipal Or­ enjoy a norm al, happy Ufa With dinances. Sueh Court sh»U be p r their fam ily and frvanda. sided over by a Municipal Judge. Is Big Issue k many different backgrounds.^ Kouri before Folsom made ihe Explosions, perh ip i enough to same point as the conference: "All wreck the conference, would aol states should be eligible for federil funds but ... only on the basu of has# been unexpected. demonstrated needi " < The opposite happened. In some of its other reports the conference w it wishy-washy. Issued plati­ tudes, and overworked the obvious Not last night's report on federal aid. It was terse, positive, and Cased the issue, Folvom, making one of th# final Sanford Herald ipeechrs, carefully pointed out he hid spoken with Eisenhower yes- Sanford, Florida On behalf of the Semin"!# County Irrday and added: "The federal gowinmcnt must help raise some Jaycres and th# Sanford Mer-g chants Association I with to ex­ of the funds for the buildings." press my Sincere appreciation foy He went further Ihsn that a the fine publicity your paper gave moment later by making It clear to our Chrutmai Tirade. th# administration was alrrady Tha cooperation rendered by planning to ask Congress to vote everyone m ite possible the finest fedrral aid, for he said that “In Christmas Tirade ever hrld ut drtignlng a federal proposal we Sanford and for this we are very are bearing In mind" certain prin­ grateful. ciples. Sincerely yours. E D. Hunt. Chairman One nf them wras that: “ Federal JM l Chrutmai Tarado t assistance, while nationwide in srope. benefiting all slates, should be dirtrtbutrd according to need " NO FAN MAIL This was not a new Idea It had SIPNF.Y. Neh ut—Chief of Tollr* bren batted around before In Con­ Sol Willis got a fan letter of a sort. verse. whirh never could make up It was s postcard, milled front ils mind on federal aid at *11. Grand Island. Neh , with Lfat* un. Rut Fnlsom and the administra­ • Igned cryptic message: “ Drop tion were right In step with the Dead " conference’! thinking Its report was finished and available a few LETTERS TO THE EDITOR TAYLOR COMMA NDERY NO. 2* K T /fKH&undnq SCHEDULE CHANGES IMPORTANT CONCLAVE Thtirwrlar, Dee. A 7 :.1 0 p. m . ANNUAL ELECTION C. W. Irelaad, Comas juvder r. L. Milter, To The Person Who is Tired Of Straining To Hear He urged th# hard-og-haaring In find out how wond«rfulJy they may hen#4R from lhaa# new in­ ventions whirh are an revolutionary they make old atyla hearing aids■ ot-enlete. To acquaint hard-of hearing readers u thi# nwwwpaper with all tha fart# about how tn hear rleariv again without strata, a new d*wmptlve booh will ha ##nt free oa rvqueaL No oNIgatfam. Writ#: D*pL I AM, Briton* Hearing Aid Co., *900 Weal S*th Street, Chieaeo St. IIL EFFECTIVE DEC. II. 1»S| NORTHBOUND No Xa Xa X# ST* Ae 3.4S a m Le 76 Ar S:IB a m I.e SO Ar ILI6 a m Le 3! Ar 1:36 P « L r t:* l *:2k 12:30 1.20 ■* a m a ns p rw SOUTHBOUND Xe Xs Xa Xa 3TB Ar 16 Ar St Ar IS Ar LOOamLv 3:10 a m Lt 11:60 a m Le 3.30 p m Le 1:16 • m t : » a ra 11:66 a 1:36 * ■ L. T. Sheppard Ticket Acent Than# U COASI UN! karr* n a rta a * la* Ratalla H arrla H#wpkr*r ta Flaa a ra la*. ■ iir n .i.A W K n r a rtnaala B lly a il »t UI la Mark aataia DECEMBER THE LANCER W E S 4 E W R ! N 0W ’5 6 l DODGE �O-, . # Salvation Army Ladies Club Appoints Officers vmiA -~ "«e Seminole County Teachers Attend RHO Chapter Meet Lieutenant Raymond E. l.uc# of the Sanford Salvation Army, re 1rently announced that the llomr Miss Ruprecht Announces 30 Seni le a g ie nf the local Corp* ha* had a reoreamtallonal meeting at Will Participate In Cook Contest which near Local Officers mere •'Homemaker o ' Tomorrow Day" of the eaamlnation wh.ch con*l«ti cho»en. la bring o'nerved here today. of multiple choice ard objective A atartling total nf 2AAit* ra queitiona which te«t the atudent*' The new officer! of the Ladle* rcrr-m.mlcd graduating gtrU In attitude and knowledge In the ma­ Group are: Mr*. Mae Venable, secretary; Mua Maggie Hall 10.122 of the natinn'a high achoola jor arras of homemaking. trea«urcr; Mr*. Alberta MalUlen. ainultar.eoualy today will |e«t Each girl who takes the teat will L ..lr aptitude for Lie career that receive a hnmrmakmg guide. Each chaplatn; Vl*» Anna Miller, reav ail* eight of 10 of them—home- school winner will receivp a golden cord aergrant; Mr«. C. J Brown, welcome wrjeant; Ml** Greta m king. Homemaker of Tomorrow pin de­ Hallden. b<* pitallt* chairman: ami Mi«« Raehara Ruprecht, Home signed by Tnfaci and her school inakirg Education teacher at Sem­ will receive a cook bonk The inole High School announced that achool nf each Mate winner will re­ SO of her armor girl* will enter the ceive a let of the Encyclopedia enateit. A* an ataard for entir.ng Britannic*. the eonte*t. the arhool library *uU receive a Hetty Crocker Cook (look Winner! will be announced m a month. General Milll, ipornor of thl* V ■vtMto written homemakutg etaWimatlow which will be the ba*U for aelecting the school anl atatr ytamemakar* oi Tomorrow. The M aminatloo paper a4 tha grl re eeivtag the highest te«t score In each school will be entered ei etate e*mi petit me with sack state Home­ maker o4 Tomorrow receiving a t l VM srholarthlp and each state ttirner-up a ism scholarship. #rtr i t state winners and the re- S c«ntative from the Di*trict of T V Rhrt Chapter of I'rlt* k i•'’i.i met at *he Community Building In Leesburg Satuvdav Mm . Kdt:e Xlae Taylor prf • Med at the tea table. I»r Ftulh htnith of Strt*>n wa« moderator for i panel whlt-fi gave an inform­ ative program imi " R m r u i n t It.c Le:l*lative program of 195J " Panel.*ls on llir program were Mr* kl!i« Mar lavlur. Mt It ra: Margaret llaiprr, T a v a i o , and Mm XV. Mnrgan, Sanloril. Lake, Volusia and Seminole County trarheia belong to the *r Caniralmn Th"-e attending fi«m Seminole i 'mu ty » n r tin Dorothy l.aii.l, ant Mm . Wilnu Morgan C mmj The regular meet ng of Seminole Chapter V> I Off** «.«« held al thr M»«onir Hall, at a pm niur*<! iv Routine hu«inr«* » n o n d u i l r t Hi AH memhera are urged to attend 'tub meet* at 9 a m at the Gar­ the Worthy Matron, Mr* X.tgima \nder*on The Seminole High School P-TA den Center A pienir Innrheon wiM will hold a meeting at the arhool l-a held at the Garilen Bsrn, in Throughout hrr rear a* \X..rth* at * p. m. Entertainment will be Fuati*. Members are a*led to Matron M • \n lee»in ha* paid bring a dish to pas*. provided by th* SHS Glee Club and tnbule to r a th offlrei nf the Chap Semlnnla Rebekah lodge No. tha public la cordially invited. ter Thi* being the evening Ip hnn II will meet in the IOOK Hall at There wilt be a board meeting at •ir the *ecretai* Mrs Augusta Iti * p m Stale president of ftebekah 7:10 p. m h r n « | i introduced ant p ir-rn 'rd Assembly, Mr*. Thelma Rolls, will Tha Bessie Bell Circle nf the be with a gill tr im the Worthy Ma honored X banquet is planned Central Baptist Church will hold t ron pievinu* to the meetin g. at «.3t» their meeting at 2..10 p. m. The Thr fo’l.-wtng n'firrr* uere el-e m. in McKinley Hall. y aeasion will be held at the homa ' l e t for the e - u i n g vejr Worth* The Station Officer’s Wive* will Matron, Mm Mar* XI re XXvalt ive a regular meeting in the \ k / ! l j w orlhv Halt' n I* It VXvat' X* form of a luncheon at noun in Jim v r ILL •nrta'r Xtatron Mr* t.rare I u Spenrer'a Dining R o o m . . j • I dell; Associate Patron, Robert XXil The R. yular mo'ithly tneet'ng of / V | ( S f I I'll ■ I .'ll Si. ■r. . Mr. Xt ir the ladies Aid of the Lutheran M'.ppalil Xi*i« .lie t rnl.n.r ■>, Church of The Redeemer will meet — —— ' Colonel and Mr* F >*irr R P*r Mi* Irnnie Xln*r *>e< relarv, Mr* in the home of Mrs. lieniy Thuraham o( ilrlandu announi e thy en A 'lg'n'i It Ihte* T re ji n t Mr* toa at 7;J0 p. m. ]*% cagemrnt and forthromint mar llenriclla Rime*; and Sentinel I. p. a*. Aa alrctioa ef officer* will FRIDAY «uce of their daughter Dorothy ha held Itrmerncalli* rtrrle of the Gar- Yr I Alicia llrrrm to 1.1 William Mere Th# WBCB of the Fbenrier den Club will meet at the hnma Mr ami dilh Brown, son of Mr and Sir* Methodlit Churrh will meet at th# of Mrs. M F Baker on Grape- * W Hi Charle* H Biown of Sanford home ef Mr*. Carl Bradtury at vllle Ave. at 7 4-A p. m. Mr* C F Pate ant 7:41 p. a . \li*s Iteivin formerly of NtI ante Hunter a"d Mra F. J. Rnulh will tended th (•* it • graduate of Itrorgia (hr * TWUBAY be eo-hostessrs. A f'hn*tm»a Gift 'IrSwean The Intermediate Choir of the eteharge ha ill l-e held. tu n Institute in \aldo-ia, (ia Firsl Baptist Church mil meet at where the wat out* lam litre m lin t Gardeners Circle wilt meet 7 p M. dramatic* and mu*lr She altrndril at in a. m. at the home uf Mra. Tha AduR Cliotr at the First A. AV. I.ee. I ll* l aurel Av* . eo- glad ........ ' ....... and le .. hear that -he la »teadll) Orlando Junior ( liege for one Vr Baptist Churrh at I hoitraa Mra. George Harden, M's. impiovmg alter . recent arcident v h o o , ,lf s e f„ r ,.nr W. A Kralrrrt. and Sin. F XV " " " l II " “«*pital "■*« \" i* L.V». Ur*nkr t e a_r She. .. currrn.l, emploved aMri.ch. Plant exchange will be Memorial held. a medical aauttant to a aprciali*! m Orlando. Th# Woman'* Bible Cla** of the meet with Mr*. AV. S Fir»t B*ptist Churrh will have it* Celery Ave. C o-host# l.t Blown wa« gra.luatnl hum annual Christmas banquet at the Flo ill. hop, Mr*. P. Semin.dr Mich School #in hanlnnl Edurational Building at 0:30 p. m. Mr*. S. M. S w a i n an in t:».S0 l ;>on graduation frurn Or Th# Bos# Cirri# of the Sanford ta -e . Tune i* 7.15 p land.i Junior College in 19U hr rr Gatdrn Club will meet at 9.15 Evening l i t t l e No Irrett the II. b Air Fur*e t*am a. m. at tha homa of Mr*. Franei* the Fir»t Piesbytr mg school In Bambrldgr. I l l lie Meriwether, The program will be will have a ipaghelll lecnvrd hi* wines in June of this T hriatm aa Dernration* and Ar- p m. in th# church. I rangementr** and aarg member D * url# 2 will he Sirs. , I* bring an*. : Itirhard Parkaid, Mr* HOMO AT llostrssrt for Circle 5 E*onlng Cirri# N'n. 1 of the Rudy Sloan, Str*. Jo# Tha Palm Clrela of tha Garde# First Prrshytrriaa Churrh will Mrs. (lav id It*, h. ^ J? THESE WILL KEEP HIM HOME OES Chapter Elects Officers At Meet; Fetes V. Anderson lumFia. wth their advitori, will tour Wa«hlnston. colonial Wrttumaburg. Va , and Philadelphia April H I when Interviews will aembute fx wM the test iroce to drtermtoiag tha All America# Homemaker of Tnurrnw who will ha aelacted April II. Mar arholarahtp aril ha to The Home Demonatralmn Club ere a sod to IS.(ton The ttMSS aitmae Delneto Ar- will meet with Mr*. Alexander at Bette nf Fnterprt*#. Ala —La ming her home, *n* Magnolia Ave.. al p. m. for Ita Christmas party her srholarthlp e l Jaho* eoDege I:M and aachange. In that state. The Camfllit Circle of th# Gar­ T» 'lid wood Mgh Achoeg ht Hr-oklyn goes toe ADttoctirm of den Club will meet at the h o m e of _ hating the largest anaber a t girt* Mrs. Joha Dunn, 1200 Oak Ave. with Mra. Vernon Hardin a* ro # enrolled in this year’s lea rela—A» hoateaa. Thera will be a Chilatmaa Ne r York leads tha state# to «mat Gift aachange. •ehnol* entered wttk m and moat Tha Grammar Rchnel P-TA will * •!» with if 197. Catriarata h *d jnat meet at h p. m Tha program will •re lest—if |M. ha aa A rt and Mua<« laugh* m tha F- erre Rrieartto toariria* af arhool. CFf< #n ia the darigtwr and Judge THF. ?WTORn HF.RMn Tue*. Pec. «. IMS l> f OAA PRICES In Item# he nlunva nerd*, lion, i nliirli of rnlir* in ilrnitn* ut gah.i nt f ! ". ITuunrl (iiijumiM ill J.'l.H't, u iltn n r $;!.!■?* In i7 ..‘i0. W EAR r ilO N K 1222-J ha M - Chuwmudm^ Gala Opening 1955-56 Season Giants A CHHIBTMAH THKMI p«do»>nated Sanford , Florida December 10, Nineteen Hundred p a lr a ^ o f b e a u t l f u l f y I h e o f f Cocktails Dinner at 8:00 Dancing lovely l.antlier'c Tipti tgifi-boMtd for only at rise. *H n i l 6 Person J QC peepeeihwedteegfha i p / a i e *e shod, aaediun, loog ~t The finest at hoswy pint the finW af lipsticks for the pen* af toa koala A (kaioraat gift package' toito h p u t every girl wi|_lo*^ . For Reservations Call 1200 Optional �* rg a F ift • Dons R ated No. 1 Team. Tnnn. •fef. 1958 H R SANTOM RRALD THOOW WHGH7 A«OUND • *y Ate? Honus W agner, Baseball's Greatest Shortstop, Dies By TUF. AMOC1ATT.B f t EM |9 h r second. He. Kentucky pwted Pree-whcellng Sin rranciiro. la 147. North Carolina State MO. bidding to r i second stro'.ght NCAA Kentucky, »i«ii a 1-9 w o rd , ta d bitter! hall rhimplonihip a f t e r N. C Mat*. with I 24 mirk, each P I T T S B U R G H to — John fame w-tth tha Pittaburgh Plralef 1tnm»-n throughout tho baseball */nrtnff oof -if virtual nhirurity • SiU’H »*v*n Wnt pUt* volea. a Taterion, (Monm i Wagnar. g |, all-tlm* great| “ Ho juit alapt away," a member ■•rid. Hr Big Ton y t i f ago, gained in overwhelming lows, tha defsndmg N J . club in 1297 when Harney champ and 1-0 la data, polled 10 •Sort*top who became a legend In of Um family laid. volt of ronfidmr* tndsy from th# nation's sports writers snd broad- flrat-plata voles, but fell down In hw lifetime, died In hu alerp today. I Wagner had been In pone health [ k ! ’’^C otane I* pu r o h a i e d ^ i ’ con" lh» oihrv luting* In finish fourth, « ite n Mcmbera of tha family wern at aeveral yeara. Two montha ago he tra rt for 2 : 2®o Three y e a n lairr • juit two pomu behind the WolfThr Dons. F.r«t In the Associated tha bedside when he passed away dipped and fell In hi* home. He Dreyfus* moved h « N a t i o n a l j»rc»* prf»*,a*on poll, nor* as*® pack at hia auburban Camegta home, had been bedfast tine* and went franchue to mtaburgh and Wagner rated thr ration'* No 1 team. j Utah, Alabama. Dayton, Ubnoss. only e fe mite* from Forbea into a rama about to daya *go.|',fn t ' " ,h him' They won both their game* l*«t Duqucwia and Brigham Young weak ant sirrirhed their wtnnmg round out the top in. Only the Mini field, where he <•«■>» «■ ........................ atrrik to V 'n*v* j rt to mat* a debut and reault nf complications from the ,(nrs <n ritiiburgh for aeveral NEW YORK f Slaton San F ranrueo'i 42 Brat .place th at! scheduled for tonight agamet infirmities of old agv. .year? In the '30i he returned to of New York. Du Km Lat of Italy toIm fa 'a them almoat * YD-point Butler Wagner, aometimrs railed the the r ir a tn aa a coarh and serve f and Prod Galiaaa of Spam were Dvqu*aoa. M m VTT champ, *m edge over aecond-plac# Kentucky greatest player In bateball history, until the dub put him on pcnilon deviled today to top ranking in The Don* collected I,MI point*, Marled lilt nl#M, thempsog Car. waa a bandy-legged barrrl-rhe*ted tb# winirr of 1911. their diviatona Wi the lataM bomng figured on a bail* of 'ft for brat, nag«* Tech *1-24 Dutchman. He finished a 2t.>earl Ilia widow, the former Br»«ia V raUnga of Ring magtrtne. Seven of the top HI art holdovers major league career In 1917 with Smith, and two daughter, aurvive. from la at im w i ' i final poll, which Saiion, an ei-ehampton, ret lifetime batting average of .229 lltlrd *a« Francisco, Kentucky, placed another depoaad writerIlia final public appearance wat I.aSalle, N. C. State. Iowa, Du. • eight king. Tony DfMKeo of Bosla** Apnl 20 at Schenley Park, queine, Utah, Marquette, Dayton ton. m the No. 1 contender's beeah and Oregon Male. in the 147-pmind class. DeMarco, CHICAGO <B—Siipar Bay Robin* nutiide Porbca field, for the un The leaden with firit place vntei who w4a alopped hat Wednesday * , the 22-ycar-nld rhallenger. veiling nf a hrnme atatuo In hi? Ui parentheses: for the aerond time by chair,pmn m ^ underdog. but he haa memory All he rould aay, aa he wiped a tear from hta cheek, waa: 1. San Francisco (41) ___ I .Ml Carmen Baalllo. dropped la thiH Mffl( p, yfhn|ogical advantage in V JOHOR "How about that!** __*17 Kentucky (7) Baailio w a a n a m V ••fighter of the h|t midd| , ^ lrht » lUl TH E QUAHTtH, N. C Male ( 7 ) _____ __ »V> Month by Editor Nal rid icb er. lfhimpion c# r, {Bob<>, r h . Thai waa a typical remark AH0 Ion a (10) . su D E SP E R A T E Honua would bruih and* praur t/d wrho rrreailly defended hia day M r H tr.n rm .EBTO N jr vw for hi* rerorda. And tho?« record* Utah . Eurcqiean lightweight title and h a i| Youth prevails for Olaoai, wrho The Aiinflated Pr»»* M K * n r m M A H K t, H O U R & 271 Alabama f i l l long victory atrrik alive, v ia h„ in dght.year age edge at J7. are legendary. Thay go like this: [ f o n t Q O ARTtR, A I L OA, Football experts »n the Southweat 221 WHOM HAVA 0BH H made tha leading challenger for a factor making him a 2-t favorite He played more garnet than any readily admit they can't predict 7.’ Da>ton _ _ COVrH/ttrr'HO TO M A H * 221 champion Wallace (Bud) Smith. Yet Robinson approaches the other major leaguer In hntory the outcome of the Roulhncsl Con­ I . nilnola a c * t * r o /W'A a h c a r o a Duqurine „ 220 STARTS TOMORROW Jimmy Carter, the et-champ, was fight knowing he twice whipped ~ 2.7gl Ha had the moit timet at ference rare and the team they l e A p g R Mt r A * * i N O . 122 demoted to second. the balding titleholder from San hat — tfl.417. He made the m«?t pick to fintih lilt u juit ai likely*0*°ung Galiana. who captured tha Euro- Franciiro and alao that hi* dome*. ,n,il hits — J.u n He mad# th* to flnt.h f.n t I r* T 124 But the Tea** AggKi. tha pc# It- H o y irn a s pean featherweight crown from tie icenc la tranquil. moat nne-haa* hilt — 2,421, the 121 •e.ion choice u. occupy the cellar »• Oklahoma City <U» France's Ray Eamachon, Jumped I oiaon ha* been training for hi* m0‘' doubles _ gig. the mo«t 111 In th*t league, rauicd more ryc» 12. (lenrge Waihincton from eighth to first among th* fourth title defenae with his wife *rt**, , a — HO He batted .900 nr to to pop and eyebrow* to riae than It. Marquette challengers nf 1M pound niler seeking a divorre. certainly a di»- better for 17 rnn«emtlve year* ano M \Vr«t Virginia •n other football team in the n i­ lurking eirrum iU nce allhnugb the W the National League in hitting Sandy Saddler. 72 to n during tA* l»V> seswra. They IS. Ohio M at*___ France's Charley Humei mowed stoical Bohn doesn't know it. Bob for eight jeer*. IT L A ___ 12 did It merely by alepping out in bark from third to aeeond among In ion la here with hia wife and 4- He (tale *t« baaea to a World *7 fiuol at tha atari ol the acaaon I*. LaSalle Seriea — another record. year-old mn. g) and allying thera almoil until the IS. Stanford Furthermore, Olson atilt hat to Wagner waa one of th* first 20. Mmnetota 41 h i t game bad been played. It ‘th . F i r ^ a b l r t o r i M Church * U tm ' Mm (KOI Lau.se. climbed from convince a lot nf expert* that Ar. player* elected to Raiehatl'i Hall Only on# other team a im eamc rhie Moor* didn't hurt more than of Feme at Coopecatnwn. N Y. win he Th# J"'1* " . "’»*1 ®f tb*m form- fourth to third. d u io in the balloting to pick tha ih» announcament of tha name of t r E**F*re wh# yaara age e lth a r1 The retirement nf Toronto's la r i hia Jaw with a third-round knock­ He waa g coal miner at 13 and Biggcit Surpm e ol tha Scaaon. out In Oiaon'* abortive attempt to latar he Joined an nlder brother tha wlnnar of the oldaat ronaa. ctimpeted for the trophy while th a l waa Michisau Stair, wmch capture the 174-pound crown. to th* berbenng builneaa. rutivaly preaentad sports trophy playing for Bemlnole High, ar ' . irtt p.artiirrt ii^ h i C . I M •iso went far beyond prases**® Oiaon haa had two lOeound viein the South—Ihe Tatar Bchaal .tarrad In high school end collage ™ * aipcctationi. Of 1W aporU n riltrs tones over a pair of Journeymen lie began hit baseball rareer f®rhy . I in Olhar cltlaa, welched the eqund ^ J mJ T J rtK «„u broadcaatera replying to the Jimmy Martinet and Joey when another brother, AI Wagner, It W i l l be tha 2«th annual an. [ ~ m H«la fell thru Summerlin. Detroit, in^ seventh Giamhra. since that blaating by got him an offer of 921 monthly antual Aiaociatcd I'rcia poM • nouncament. and It will ha mad* th# final gam*. | p|le#< <IMj Harnld Carter. Linden, Moor*. Bobo looked anything hut to play far a Steubenville, Ohio, geavon queaUonnair, IS named By ED WILKS by tha Horor, a formar •porl*| Praviout winnara wart! IK g . ^ j t |n „ |n(), ip#t E ttard Impressive against Gtambra, tak­ ball club. Tea** A & M and 27 Ubbcd Mich­ Tha Aiawctated Preta a re Wagner's agility to th* field and igan State W*H whaddaya know! Kentucky editor of The Ranford Herald but l/iftnn Edenfitld; 1929, Lofton Ed* Charlei, former heavyweight king, ing a close decision. Notrr Dam# drew aeven vote* |, nt the only college baiketball nos* owner of an Orlando advarti*. enfield; )910, Georg* Moytf 1921, waa dropped to eighth. Olaon'a Iota to Moore at New aharp batting eye soon became 1Johnny Ceurttr; 19.T., Hendrix for Ua surpriiUgly good ahowing tram in Dixie after all—there'! Ing company. Other heavyweight ratings be­ York last June 22 wat only the Lika th* 27 other* that hava Lylaa; 19M, Qullllan Jordan; 1924, hind champion Rocky Mardano second time in hia rareer he haa Hie moat points scored In one • 3d Army six lor it* failure to Alabama and Vanderbilt, too. live up to pre-aaaaon forecast*. ’Rama, with tha gg Jerry Har­ preceded It. tha trophy will h* Gaorg* McClelland; 1954, Elwyo wern (!) Archie Moore, (2) >ob been knocked nut. The other time game by e player to Ivy League Too ballot* were returned bclore per bark to help, picked up quite awarded during Jun* graduation Bqulresj 1928, U land SfcClalland: Baker, (I) Nino Valdes, (4) Tom waa by Sugar Ray, hailed grid competition waa 21 by Frank th* Notre Dame-Southern Caltior* a bit of pee season backing a t ■ aaarrlaet to tha player who, In th# 1937, Robert Btoinoffj 199g, P»f» my Jackson, (4) Jimmy Sad#, (4) i in Hie 12th round of their Reagan nf Pennsylvania in 1940 TlOOUCOU* nig-aad Army-Naut . RAflkkS*^taRlek possible challenger to toe atrengle- opinion of 11 Judges, waa tha Mast rail Forguaon; 1939, Jim Riser Johnny Holman and (19) Franco ftrat meeting e t Philadelphia Oct. The Red end Blue defeated the 1940, Robert Allmcn; 1911 , Hill Cavicchf. Tiger* 44-M. M. 1934. nlgtil have changed * few hold held on the South**item Con­ Itranan; 1942, Billy Fleming: 1943, ference title by mighty Kentucky, •pigkms. Hilly Fleming; 1911, Foots BrumTeaaa A A M was In a alluatinn which four tipies in th* last aeven ley; 1911, M’lllla Anderson) 1948, where anything lik« a good *ea years has been lop^anked In (he H'illia Anderaon; 1947 Bobby Tyre; eon could be railed aurpriaing. Thr nation. 1949, Richard Bata; 1919, Charles Aggies, In their aeeond year of But now Vaady, whlrh rtmved Anderaon; 1IW. Mika Whalehat; Bear Bryant a coaching, had g algns of stirring last season, haa 1911, Ed Gordon; 1912, Buck predominantly sophomrre and jun­ hunt upon the Ken# with a mas­ ior taam. They ha dloit • out of terful 1M7 vletnrjr ov»c Ohio MIAMI OR - Not that H waa any Metta; 19U. R on Hannum; and M gamna th* previous aeason State lart night ra tho Ruckayt treat surprise, hut mighty Nashua 1944, Join? Janet. waa rhoim l-y#ar®ld champion and didn't appear to have the lair et Cohimbua. Okie. rare hors* today by tha Thor­ ■utcrial to improve that record The Commodore*, rugged aturfa. taU, mad* off with a T-point lead oughbred Raring Association*' Whal'i more, the college had in th* fleet quarter and never board of selector! with an overb fta slapped with a year * pro­ trailed — hilling M per rent nf whelming vote. bation (or recruiting violations and their ihoti from the floor and Tha hlg bay rolf from the Befrirfitddrn to go (o a bowl game sinking 71 per rent nf their free lair Mud of the 1st* Willism even it it should wm tha rham* throw attempts. Vandy ahowed Woodward J r . «twi lost th* Ken­ W4CO. Tea. to — Ram Boyd, who plonvhip. In Ihc opening game, ricellent balance In ringing up tucky Derby In an up«et to Cali­ •aid "I'm th# luckteat aon^f-a-gun A A M took * 2 1 0 drubbing from it* third victor y In three star!*, fornia'* Swaps, but turned th* that ever Hved In get thia Job," i UCLA. Then tha young aquad took with four af Mia five alart- labia* later to lhair greet match totot over as bead faotbsH coach fire and rolled over four oppon­ era acorieg hi doubla figure*. rare, received 17 a f a peaalbl* an af Baylor University, hia alma DTZEMIP ent* before being tied by Arkan Guard AI Rachel!* wai. lops with first place ballot a. Swapi, owned meter, today. i l l Going Into their last game, to points. by Res EUawerth, got th* ether I. He DRAWN Aggira still were tha unbeatea AI the Burheym , now I t . had Th* TEA Btleetoro ar* the 11 __' t# leader*. An iqisat teas wia Robin P r e ta n , and the All- racing secretaries at tb* to tracks twiffexs* cost them the title, but America ere almost waa enough making up th* aiaoclalion. meet wa* given a throe-year — Wart ii i i th e / atiU were tha No. 1 surprise. He kM oa to per cent of his shot* Ing her* far He 14to aaeual sew at an undlsrteaad salary. MlAJgan Slate's situation was and arotmd up with *9 points. In • move aa sudden M left Boyd ventinn. similar but not quite so bad at Freeman wg* Just ao* af a Bat. Nashua waa not only tb* berm virtually apeerhleea, to* AthleUc *he atari of the aaaaon. Coach ful of Individual alart aa tha col who rarao bark to avenf*. defeat, Commtite* nf the university yciterDuff Daugherty's Spartans had lcgiant opened their Aral full wwek but waa too tu rfi No. 1 television day voted unanimously to elevate lost g of • In |9M end weren't of the aeason Monday night. Si hero. Tha strapping son af N il Boyd from end coark to head roach .0 expert* I to do much better against Green, who hat to have It if rullah climaxed his groat so a son and to meet Reuer'a request that hr gtreng Big Ten competition. But Duquesne it to stay among the at Washington Park to Chicago be relieved of part nf bis dual Job after holding favored Michigan to nalien's leaders this aaaaon after Aug. II whim he defeated Rwap* aa coach and athletic director. a 144 acora, Btat* didn't lose an­ the graduation af AR • America by m lengths to their memorable Sauer, xto* be* a ftve-yvar con­ other game end flnlihrd as the Dick Ricketts, rammed to II SIM,one winner • Uk* . a i match tract sterttog am t year, wee — cb No. I team In the nation and the potato—an from the field—ea the af Barter lor ato eeasooa. ebowing rare. Big Tea's Rose Bowl representa­ Duke* opened Impressively with No K ree over bed won seven a record *f ■ vtotortce, II dadeeta tive. a 41-to decition over CetMfta 9100,me races during a atagl* year, ____________ W Tech. Nashua banked 9721.9M to Norm Btewart a** a Miaassart IMS making him th* biggest ooerecord with 44 potato at the once aeason money winner ta history. The Duke Unlvralty faetbaK beaten Tiger* whomped Texas Citation held to* aid retard, ITto,- team nf tail waa net scored against to regular sea ten play. But the Tech M-to; Bob Emrlck canned tie to 1941. DENMAN - COLUMBIA FIRST U N E Blue Devils lost to* Roe* Bowl V to laid Florida’* toto aaaault ^liA M I lit — Ninety-eight players gam* to the University af Routbcn BACUD IT DENMAN’S FAMOI™ ■pete today to th* second quail, again it Wofford; Lloyd Aubrey hit Big T, opened ttg lessen with a Calthmie, m an g ye** In Ik* ftnel th T r ig — GUARANTEE ----af round for the 912,900 Miami II for Neirn Dam* aHheugh tha 91-79 braes* ever Nerthweatern ef J. Saxton, D. Lot Elevated To Top Status By Magazine Sugar Ray Robinson Has Psychological Advantage In Bout Football Experts Admit Not Able To Tell Outcome men ;i Winner Of Trophy To Be Told Thursday "•5*^£,iS! v'1'u,“'"'"' :■,k*,m■“ '•ill?.’.Si*?« £!Z. ^ Alabama Possible Title Challenger jjjjj "J*'j*1f JM LEIGH M LEMMON BEnrGwr Nashua Is Chosen 3-Year-Old Champ FREE! S. Boyd Tokot Ovtr As Hood Cooch Of Baylor U. Squad FREE! GET YOUR XMAS' TURKEY fREE 14-16POUKD-fR^H FULtS k EY D ENM AN ^ WITH THE PURCHASE OF EACH SET OF TIRES YOU GET TH E TURKEY DESCRIBED ABOVE - ABSOLUTELY FREE. AND YOU ST ILL SAVE MONEY ON YOUR TIRES BLACK WALL 98 Players Compete -In Round Today B U C K WALL DKNM4NDRLUX II Irish were clubbed aiela, this the Rig 19; and Cetorade th* deUrn* TMf. by Wleeantla; Teaaa Chrlaticn't Dick O'Neil to- fndtog Big T champ, bad an oven tiled to gi Oklahoma CHy-with easier time dtanottog af Oman Hubert Reed alto scoring IS — togged the Kerned Frogs M l Golf Tournament with 71 *r their goat. S d b field of ill jjayera tho •430-yard par TO Miami X* rourae yesterday and 11 72* or less. Lou Barham Deal, S . I , led with C . Alabama to toe Queen City p ity v t potted T4e and lament nt Kuffato tola weekam* percentage bolds today ■ i f not be to lew p m and and—made l 24 with g a a do­ led* ta Thorny Heamateur* qualifying for th* TB * ’ornament sterttof Ihureday. mini scared B; Memphis Bat* IU0, amateur m a HeUp. added to toe woe* to Ben Lesffler, ct-Leecn* conch, hr banding * Benny Route of Miami Thsia Aggie* b third defeat only T*e of th* day. H-Tli Kgnsea, a (needle to top {• 70-11 1711-11 7M-1B aUMB 870-11 71MB 850-18 WAIT • 7f . l l H i -18 19.M 19.M 81.70 MO-18 8 1 .1 8 “ ALL 0U0TBD SALS PRICES ARB FOR a F.XCRANG1 OR RSCAPPABLE CARCASS. OTWIRWB l ADD I W — - ADD TIBER AI. RECUR TAX — TW-1I — BUDGET'PLANi r- My * mSiy i-wAiQt •*Mfa wm & 'it'd 1 1 1 I t o t » . . T.*" T | | J J T , < . } a m t f v t o r ; k f p i f -v ■» e . v V O B T * ' \ i ■ &VRi ’SKI i ms �W H ER E M ORE PEO PLE DO M ORE B U YIN G AN D S E L L IN G If It's W orth A ajrthlag It’* W orth A d vertisin g In JW FT. ON’ FINE LAKE 2 HMroorn, Tiled Bath home. One room air-conditioned. Kllrbcn equipped, one acre land. Boat 3 Bedroom Cenrrei* Block dock and Boil. Total Trice VA — 3223 Down Payment 19,300. W . Per Month P t, I Kitchen Fully Equipped RAYWOND ■ . M IX . I I O R I Act fait to chooi* color* ami tile 0 . M. IAIBISON, BN01EB 0 « t* r ■ W eller n o me*, Inc. &. D. Highleyaan, Associate KM S o r t Far* At*. U m i * Ml MMtenvBU Are. P. M. (IAMPUE1.L General Cootrartnr •TTomcc of DUUnrOnii1 III Way K « Space llcatcr* amt Floor F acca Liberal Trade-In. Thaw* i m Seminole Realty IW Sanford Are. 10 ACRES of land. 2ii tmlea West of Longwrwvi on Markham Rnad o a t l in furnlihed (Hou*e and To llrtp Ton Ruy or Pelt lik e New), Well, Rata I . Payton, Broker landacaned— Til# Rath, Hard- Anaabetle R. H ratm aa. Aaan wood Floor*, Automatic Wavher Ph. MTI — 17 92 at ntawath* and Dryer, only |2«on. down. J u it one monthly payment Home Appliance*, and Furniture only 3A2 so mo or 31.3V) Down Call RED-l-MU CONKRKTE Let US ahow you tome of our nicer Homri, from 313.000. 203 Wen 1»L Or Call at Fund, 3i.aaa down tur* Center. 113 W rit UL LARGE Al'.rarltirly rUeorated 2 BR. CB. tikr* -------bath, ample -I — - J „ - -a *• WELAKA APARTMENTS: momi, private bath*. 114 W. Flr*t St, FURNISHED APTS. Roll.iwny a n d Ha b y Jledn iv. Week nr month—Trt. U23, hsiture Center 113 W rit First jot) ft. of River frontal* with high hank on flivigant* River with Cabin and other ImemvemaeU. Only 34.300. Tamil 31,300. Down. 2 BR. Atbeiloa Sid­ i Seminole Reall ing Kitchen equipped. Landil* Homes and A] leaped. KAN 2 Bedroom furnish ad ACREAGE Apartment. Clot* lit. 212 Oak SO Acre* Including grove and Ave, Phone 010. lake front, tl.000. aa acre Z MARY — Furnished Hr 140 Acre* — *30 00 per arre. Par. me 712 or 1574 J . tially frneed: Part grove land: p art paature land and part pood. BEDROOM. Private co­ TM* H 00* of the few good low lt I and Bath. Ph. 20*9-W. priced acreage* left. >-Bedroom Apartment. Clean. Irarlively furnished. Use oi Oarage and telephone. f}5. Phone 1322, 5 NOT A PROJECT! Fum. Apt. 1313 Park. Adults. FURN. Klfieieney Apt Highway 17-92 South City Limits. Phona 2S17-W. Slumberland Court. — rItomea :_____of______________ Real Indivldualiij: Brittany Farm Home*, Early American. Ultra Modrm, (onv*«ttonal A French Colonial type*. b it rtliiualct. It. L. H .iney. 2VH HAVE v m vMtrd MnNRtu: i URN :it CRAFT A G 1 F T | NEW Wratinghnu'e E cttrlr Range M llll', nut First. .1 milei Complete Toy and Garni* He partand M gal round eleelric watrr IN I Ell Kill and E X T E R I O R (rum Imk ’ tt nusual elrrliun m int (or all age* of ehtiiitvn. heater. I SED Apartment elrc f t t.ift *, inclutlirii; vtork uf FloFainting Paper Handing Phone See them on dlipta) at trie Range, >» gal table t p r. la eraft ^nirn). 313-W. Hullumi A Walker. GOODA E XIt SI ItVH I STORE Satdord Ate. I'bon# 1323. w ater healer One 2’ - ti'' door, one 2’ • *'* glareit door, one lot alutmnum jalousie- Enough lor rlov.r.g one screened t'oreh. Sub ot*. blanket*. Jackets, ihnes, atantial diirount*. I'h.-no 1333 boot* tarpaulin*. luggage, paint. r re♦erred Kale* to Pi <>Ai red 310 Sanford Avr. G. E. UPRIGHT Ereerer. 11'* Cu. Policy holder* Ft 1931 model, good condition. *U Rag.irtnc John William* liu*. Agraey Reasonable. Apply 2003 Jeffcrri Pfc**« iTtt. 413 haalard Atlantic Reek *on Aie. A pp lin n et O n I Round dining table* .......*13 W -Your Wetunghou*# Dealer Rollauav bed. Inner Sp 322 Vi Maytag Wathtra New roil edge Ameriran P ’suii Coleman Heaters . 339 33 Inner Spring Mattre** 321 3d 1 3 - FIAUVERS PLANTS SIIRI Its 113 MagneUa Are. Pbtaa H Florence oil ipace heater 31.000 BTU. If* like new *M00 ANNl'AI-S in bands. Tliou*and‘ 9 F t. Friguiaire — u*ed 3 month* read) rum. Choice Hybrid we guaranle* thl* one . . 333 00 Planta in Mparaled color*. Mr Apt. Bottle Gat itm e . . . 34 3 00 gr.iw nur o«n in attnlitCll -oil Mahogany China cabinet . . £13 00 ■No fu*‘ n-> a m " ju*t plant Bed-tnring and Mattrri* .. SIC no them, he raru i f 33c tloren. SAVE Gale leg oval table 330 on ; Grapcvllle A»e. 30 oil and ga* heater* from 313. up The Super Trading l‘u«l I Mile South cm 17 92 Ph. 3017-tV QUICK CASH for Famllnre. Add 1311 MODEL A lavdti good, run* Ing M artian . Typewrittri. Out­ goorl. Good tire*, 2420 Orange Wrought Iron Table Lamr* board Motor*. Boat* Super Chenille Red»prra l* ........ Trading Poit. One rnilo South 3-Way Floor l^mp* . . . . . . . on 12 92. Phono 3017-W. I*. Uay YOU to ire IIS lK-lr»e Double Rlanket* ........ i oil). Open Evenings and Plaitir Cocktail Chair* .... i>w--------- 1- - “ “ SMALL l , ;ht Plano. Excellent uiaya. Genuine Rattan Chair* condition with bench. $130. l.aatoote Trader Sale*. Phone 1223 It. Palatka, Fta. IlSSoutii Park Vv<■. Sanford, H e SEE the many G E , Wanning* house and tlnrmrycr email etfelrir appliame* at lour GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE 11.1 South I'arK Air Make your leleeimn for Christmas NOW. NICELY furnlihed I Bedroom Apartment. Phono 2134 after 4. EFFICIENCY Apartment. Suit­ able for bachelor or couple. B l v r heal, private bath, ahowA er. Cnvenlrnllv located. Arro*s ^ fm m Post Office. Inuulra Man<a tiel Jacnb*on Dept. Store. PT. Furnished. 2 rooms. Ule bath. All private. Phone 3030-J. FURNISHED Apt. n a r k ’* Tourist Court, tine block South City Limits on 17-92. T W E E Room furnished Apart' roent. Lpilair*. 330. monthly. 417 Weal 3rd. St. ARGE, furnished Ap*. 310. monthly. 703 Palmetto, ph. 22SJ. Wrought Iron Deik A Chair Set __ . . . . . *22M Twin Beliter Studio Couches 33* 50 Foam Rubber Hahama Bed $*1 M Plaitic Platform Rocker A Ottoman ... ................ 3*4 ft’* 100% Dacron Pillow * ........... 30 93 Foam Rubber Contour Chair* .......... . t n u lat 3t. lint Mll.l \T A ANDERSON I On Tim Corner lty The Clock." 1 ' j Ruv Your WIFE that Special Gtftl A Frtgidalre all porcelain Dryer. A Lotting Gift. 303 Sanford Ave. k**» *•>* *“ ** Phono 21 IT In the State* or Oversea* Give A Herald Subscription. "A lo ite r From Hom e.' \ |3.uo — 3 Month*. Phone 1321 Compietf line Itrmprl Soft rubber Iny* (rnm r.'Jr. .Sanitary Hells and Paeifleri. CHOOSE VOI R Chri-tma* Greel Hid Ml LIAT A ANDERSON in.; Card* from rhir unle »rk*rl urn Prr-onnli/ed and General “On The Corner By The Clock." FOR FRTHCR The Perfect tint For Pop' •'Ea*y Chair" or Roeker. l.a assortment, ail types. SANFORD I UILNITURE CO 300 East 1st. St. Phone POWELL S HIT ICE SI PI'IA III) Magnolia A»e. Phene rn«e • Stieelal" • Senil PIIORAPII1U i hriitma* 4 an il vour home, ehildren or I) V trrjMired gift! JAMESON s n Dio 3193 HA North Park Aie i hie 4 S|<ed nnngraph — 329 31 Ul'KUR'S MUSIC SHOP \*>t lit. St. Thona 3071 CHH 11IK SANFORD HERAU) PLYMOUTH. IMS • 4 Ibu.r Sedan W price* Good rondilmn. 3230. Call 32-X J Sunttero Call l i t alter 3 p. m. Furniture Co. 311 NEW 193(1 Trailer. 23 FI. Priced fur quirk -ale. will (rat lr iici WANTED ur u till- 1 rank Saha til, fis m iv. Colonial l>r., Orlando. 1952 Phene 127 FORD Convertible. fully K^crlNnl conili!h»n. rht»nc 301-W. MECHANIC. — Well euuipped 151 - T ill 1 KS Mill M l |: —I7C shop, excellent lifalion, Weekly guarantee, paid vacation. Semi Truck). Tractor*, trailer*, u*ed. nele Truck A Tractor Co, MOi All Makrv Prired to *NL GMC French Ave. Phone IMM). ilr - r l tractor. ADCIt 733, reruntlltioned wLtli deeper cab, saddle AMANA^FREEZEH FOOD I’lAN lank*, elf, Reduiid tu 32.!NC>. If R A T IN G Thli la a lull lime opportunity lor Call or -re t ela) at Diamou.l T W Fureaeex and Cirraiatora men with ambition. Age tv in Salo«, {oi s. urang,, Blniaum a A P O P E CO- INC. harrier. Cnmplei • training *>ot Trail, Orlando. Trw. 3-9031." M l Park Ave. Phene M il he given to men -rlecled. • ar neeewar). Qualihrd lead, supUsed furniture, appliances, tool plmd from advrrtiung a id ru»etc. Rewgbt-sold. Larry's Mar W ellborn C. Phillipn, J r . turner reicrraL. iin n in lu tr CAR.X m Rail 1st SL Phase 1321. rommission earning* on rredit BHDGlir SOU* TRADED Stare 1949. Sanford'* Leading approved order). Phone it Hay lirei'a I'scfl Cars Builder of homts for ovur l.vw 1131 CASE DC—4. GOOD CONDI Sanford Ave. A IHh s c TION *320 people. Sales Office: Utile Vralc* l» A H g l-P nA V Tgn (femalPi ,.v ___ BRITT TRACTOR CO. ■Iway 17-93 Swells Pheee Mi 'V ff. ( "Nlact Mrs. uT:i7 19BOATS ■ MOTURB JtOIISO.N S purllni; (,’noda Window siRa — Untrls B E A U T IC IA N full i« Bktrks — Cradle Rlocka '•*2, Trap* - Dry Wells. Miracle Caarrete Ce FIIIKKM.AS Im Ave Ph. m s U rWORE WANTED 3’lbergla* Boat t'u ri.n g DemonUSED Eleetrte coin dispenser LAWNS MOWED by Jerr •(ration by Kristal Kralt larlnry drink bo*. Good running condi­ representative. All l*>*t owner* tion. Ideal for beer storage hoi. invited. f " r further information Can se-m at Tha Sanford call: John I. Hrumlev Herald. |40. time. Eiperirnced. SANFORD BOAT WORKS austmr. Sanford Florida MS len-uit hr? your Funslttwe at Iteery'* Waartewae Ktirn . Co. at Ml W. 3*4. St. All o.iUoaaUv adv. furUa* eur Tay a way plan on Tnyi, Bicycle*, and small Applltnccs. Eatv Term* at r U K N IT U U E C E N T E R H I Weit li t SL Phone 1(23 NEW two-bedroom FURNISHED Apartment. S rooms, large porch. Call 1314-71 a flu • p. m. FURNISHED GARAGE TW O BEDROOMS, ROOM, ELECTRIC K r BATH. CAR PORTE MONTH. PHONE 2497, FER COUPLE. Factor, Yardley and I-enthtne (1 sen CLAUDE II. WOLFE Arp. Corn. RANH M L ELECTRIi * CO. BROWNIE H Inlay S3 23 up Phono IE! MOVIE Camera* • $17 3i< up 112 Magnolia Ave View M.l'Irr* 3? rat A 39*3 Olfer* Sunbeam. t'nivrrval. G. E . oth e r make* of .mall aj'pllaner* WIEItol MI'S (’AllEll \ SHOP Mod rca.on.ib'.e TV repair 210 South Park Air. I |,*4 Three U«i» V*».| *TH IP* FirtiM* TK« «trt »l# ! I* I 4^4 W*t I'Xfl r r n ir R i't* I I' eVe* fhpp Jkl r i M M r t l « \»4'*r».r f pildfltsM lh*4(Ml COMPLETE wwh all th* feature* you have dreamed about such L-Room furnished Apart** ..<’n,or*<1 Geweral Electric Couple. Phono 2392, 113 letlo. t u f e M “ d ***** p,B* bto* 5IILD 3 Room, hath, full rn. Hy week or month. AND available *4 reasonable P*1***. with the bast financing Point* Motel, 6 miles South m with minimum down-pay. merit*. F u r n is h e d House and 2 A; menls in Fern Par*. Phona Mnnteiuma Hold. jidy Mm h< »« and Lady Sunbeam rle rtn c ih av tri, S!4 03. Com­ plete line* — Shulton. 3lar WASHER and Im 2*1-04 K. Apartments. f o r lh# HEM buy In Nationally WIDE Selection of 2. 3 ami t RedAdv F unilturr »er room Home* t o r mlortnation HKIIRY S W AREHOrSE call 2a :i — 12-32, I tu n a 'h * Furniture Company ROS \ U PAYTON. BROKE It 901 W. Kir»l Annabel!# B. Henderwm, Assoc. Contract and repur work. Free M a th e r o f S a n fo r d mil 3 Room tie 2H3 J. fo r h o m e ri.tm im N c pletely M raele Concrete Co. Phone 1333 m others ORLANDO Morning Sentinel. Or ir.do Evening Mar. Call Ralph Ray, 3130. Furniture 18< Tar Lina for On# Iniartinn ]Sc Prr Line fo r Three Inaartioei for appmntmrnt. 14s Per Line for Flee Insertion Give your children a room upl i e Per Line for Eeeh 22 In­ atalr*. and you the quiet, restful sertion* rinwnataira, in one of our live, MINIMUM RATE: 34* able 1-ttory Home*. Reaionabla Term*. Phone laU Prague* and Itulldorer Service Phone*: 221 — Sanford, 2232G tcera ■WO Bedroom Frame, clove to LARGE Knotty Pine Kitehrn. tv» loan and arhnoli. Recently re. bedrooms, ol concrete bloek ce modeled. 33.230. atructlon. Larre lot. Stoic Refrigerator optional. CHRISTMAS SPECIAL 310,300 with term*. BR. - CB. Nicer Section. Com­ Tha Following Rotes *re now in effect. Phase f W K IIN R tD A l H O k H IlU (A-r*x rr«-,^e*fii VlfieniR K*w* • n' k9r T h * k in r w if t ir M « w * bpti - i . r*' • 1 94* I »I'4I« t nn »>n I ' ifiin 11v*um• ,v** i *W##fh#r llo ri a IAetr f*ear h l l f latf* f n r T m >rf<.«r (l|)4l|lf |*l|Hl J«rk !*• at nh'iw 1*04 1 |f|e«ryr fl'tM*4 1 if W. !-• wi« «*i « np i« f ^ * r o i i r o i 4 B M if P ayoff P R»1 I 1it N i r r I.*# t * * k|#M i n i l t i % ! » It# I *«*i*on III** CHICAGO WlAtHU flrwlt thl* rturdy. Hefrford peep*re-| fry tSe worst as he ikiffs tavota and a fedora nn arrival for Uvc With Interna­ tional Liveatock E*position. It t* a rhilly cha'i'e fmm tlie warmth og the Hslbert and Fawcett ranch hack In Sonnr*. T et. Ranch hand Bart Celt holds the hopeful steer entry.' (Ini.-nsolioiuil ^ouwdphotoj cj teetl -W J I,**s| T J i f e n 1,1 YP * 11 I • a |**e k 1tfjM.fl i m i i m or lu v a 4 bic• o n V 10W 04V IM X II8 T w t V all.fi Mm *Im Ikew r a p t . Keeearne r>|>*n I t 'l l . * Garry M-uvra Afinur Onarrap f r l h a It Rich Valiant L«4r Leva *f Lit* e.areh tar TawarraW tim aine u t h t n a . nelaen Itapart Ja.lt faar u , . etn ry li"H <j I^wla l|»u**|>arty m e Payoff n o Craaby ■YNES Office Machlno Oo., •jpewrlterg. aiUing raaehinna, ialcs-Rrntals, 314 Mag.. I h. 44. plan orr w senvatanar asom aiea n n cm „ , le re sa '* Call T* F n r t r Imwb l l i u t a r l g in W rtlsn J l u l a l i s Hew* s*'<* CTelMk a w •mete At A Oisase jH k ir's C lshs Msratar n**e«laea ’ Morelaw MalaSIM W«fM A* Nla* Mul* r« r L*.|l*a P r e s Time V*r U I I m Oelr 1**1 Oab Kewe u a t .a e h B n a ta r - M atter wart* at g lia For All Car# n E A rn m , patterns C U STO M F IT T E D P IIO M IT IN S T A L L A T IO N Strickland- j Morrison, Inc. I S a n fo rd . F lo rid a P h o n e 200 On* hour - Wash and Damp E ’ V ,h •** r r 7 I rinlthed ^Laundry ha ni time Dry Cleaning S o n th a id e L A u d r o m a t HI R W W W . Ml r s ir iS v RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. ood Xepalra JE a fiia and Crmlav- A„ m I gm, J »e P r i t t h i r w ise * r r r e a a v a t e TVUDAT f M »J|rkBr UoURM Club • *n 41* , k’i<t • iw « J« vt#l>nft • I V 1*0 t .U 1H 1 a Nr Mi TiM 1 • :»»*| nil! Mlt' M fShnw iiiii FOUND and turned in to Thn l i n Herald offire. 1»4A BLUE OLDS. »tt nf key*. Owner may haxo by paying for this ad. * * 1 »* BUCK hey rase <m Sanford Ave » *« Btturn key, m Lilli* Caldwell, tail* l*.l* 912 Avocado. Reward. II I* n •• 11 I t tl la »v PRIGtDAIRE applianrea, aales 11I *a •M service. G. II. High, Oviedo, I n 1 la Pbone 4131 or Sanford u “ l w » . Car. 1M2-W after S p. m. > «* I la I •« 1:1* FIRST Floor, 2 room Apartment, All utilities furnished. Retired enupie or tingle person. 113. a week. Nice location. Ph. 913-M, 109 Houy Ave. j j'lp M t-f-n l»ri T*iur Account |« p*# I I f*#.e*t W fN BEANS — F lrtt Picking » . bu»h*l. bring contaiiur. Mr. Edwards at High School ,J lit# k • IN J l *W «a^*Ph. ■ r M ■' le* rrv M R iM iR till 9i4* a tt »•** 1:11 l-l* aj l lit D l l On T« Twww r n r Manaeir'a R*mrf tiiit "il ‘ for Muato Niahi raiti-B ualtad Hallaaa !»’• r>aa»atli«a AS Hama With MaaSa Layaieee CaU fe t a f « I �© Too Late To Classify fly Huttfll Kay Thare'a one thing I can aay for convention*, If you attend many of them you iura get around. L ait week I managed to get in ‘wo of them one in Jaekanr. rllle where I attended a meeting Ilf Motion Picture Eahlbitora and hobnobbed with Joan Crawford ind th* other wa* the annua) eonrentlon of the Florida State Chamber of Commerce a t Penas;oU. Tha theatre folka were all **• ril»d about their audience pertiripitmn poll to aelret the heit pielure* and actor*, and from all reporta it I* going over in a big way with mo«t theatre* eooperatInc in the effort. Thia i* the firrt lime that movie fan* have bad an opportunity to eapreta themaelvea and it will be interesting to tea bow their choice compare* with critic* and th* Industry it•elfWhen Harold Cole* of tha Florida S U 'a Chamber of Commere* Invited ma to Pentaeola I accepted with guito for I had not been to Weal Florida for several yr»r* and wanted to ace, 'lr*t hand, what wa* going on out in you and nff to tha a Idea . Thla aid* vUfam u aapedaily Im portant for drivera In fact, a .recent New York aurrey dlscloaed ahat M per cent of a group of highway accident repeater* had poor aide virion. Only eight per For tom* person*, "tunnel vi­ rion"—th* Inability *o ace beyond * narrow, tunnel-ilka area di­ rectly ahead — U a permanent handicap. For otbar*. It la a tem­ porary condition provoked by each thing* a* a headache, a toothache. Inflamed alnuiei—oc a cocktail. If you have poor tl.it vulon, you should ba aware of your bandtea; — ---------------- llere'e a atmple teat loggeited by the Better VUlon Institute which will tell you approilmately how wide your field of vision U: How To Do H Hold your left hand, palm ip , a t arm'a length. FaaUn your gaae •pon Ik Then, take a piece of paper In ytmr right band, stretch c ra n e te c and I * u particularly mtereiwd in a talk by J . b a it on Lloyd of tha Florida Development Cominltiiofi; IV, J, Clapp, pre*idrnt of Oia Florida Power rV>rp* oration j Dr. Roy W. Sapp, of IVaiMngton, D. C. "ho rlucuaied atomic m arry and ita rotation to Florida ar.d tha South, a* wall a* remark* hy other builneia and Indu-trAl laadrra "h o vision Ira* mmdom growth and progren for tha whole a'atc, Whlla lima did not permit a ai*it to all of tha big in<!ti*trl*l plaota In tha area, t e*- tall you Ih-v are tremrndou* and rrprrrent million! of invr»tmrrt dollar^ — rnt*rpri*a» lika th* St. Jo* Taper Company at Panama City, tha Chamitrand Corporation and St. Rcjri* Paper Company a t Pan­ ama City, tha Armstrong Cork Co , Intrrnalhnal Paper Co,, Wald Frirktr, Greenwood Product* Co, and many other*. Whlla tha con­ vention trat in aenlon new* broke of a projioird rr.ultl-mllllon dol­ lar plant* to lie ronrtnietrd at Port St, Jo* by the Glidden Comp­ any. All of thla great induttrial Intettm ent mean* huge payroll*, more houring an! continued etpanrion. livery rommunity find* , t UW that hai the bit In Ita teeth and I* going placte, hut I'm tell,RS you tht» <ke*t Florida area '• tomethmg to writ* home about, Driving up State Road 19, I found growth and development all along the route. New Induitriei, new homra, new huilne** Work and new subdivision* ware every"her* in evldenre. Homo«**\a Spring*, Cryalal River, Chleftand, Cro*« City and Perry all ahow evidence of aubatantial growth. Travel couth on Road 19 war heavy; h rtn rm Tampa and Tallaha<re« I p an to no leaa than 100 trailer* from out of itat* and erunlle** foreign ear* bringinn homeaeeker*. vunhuntera and viaItor* to Florida. Kvery Indlratiopomta to Iho biggeit *r*son yet. jfy , , , , butgH out when I wb*t wan happening in aueh communities aa i‘ort fit. Joe, Apalachicola, Panama City, Ft. Walton and Ten acnla. They are *|| growing with Panama City, Ft, Walton and Pentaeola taking the lead with new Induatrie*. | homa building and general lmprovrmrnt that ia almost unbe1lies able. itaelf hard pre»»ed to keep tip xho meeting of th* Florida Jlltfc. «i«eh g rree taa, -J----* » - *>hl ,M : --------- -----------------------------Stwur ■ChwntTTrr•rr?“X7<'itilheTr a" 'waT <ge, tehool. police and fir* faeil- To aay J wa* arnared i* putting it mildly. W# folka who |jv* In Smith Florida may think that one aection 1* thn only part of th • op* of the beat attended in year* itaa are inadequate and City with bualneai and Industrial lead- Father* are tearing their hair rr* all ovrr the stnle In attend- In an effort to *olve the problem. ancr. Their report* were moat en- LUCKY U AN AMIUIANCI attendant and a policeman give emergency treat­ ment to Minerva Santiago, It, who rurvlvrd a fall from the third itory of an apartment -trc rm jrr *iiT Iha'BfoK*. "New York. Both lrg* were fractured and aha may have auttered spi­ nal Injuries. (Internet ion-1) YOU'RE TELLING ME! * THOUGH the preetder.ttal tie* ten Santa for a complete fleetrte Cion la (till nearly a year away train *«i. with &0 feel of Iraek. Oklahoma Democrat* have al­ two toeomotlvea, Pullman*. fang ready coma op with a Stavenaon cars, switches, paaeengtr station, ■togas—"(Radiy for Adlal." Looks fi eight depot, etc. Ilka we oughla buy bum tanI I I 9«lgn bultoa stock. CMmge bergleea modee m ighty Aeery heal fke slier day. They I 1 1 * I fjW Uer* ere ewlyvering H SU a wiped f t i j M pemle* f rtm a Umerieer e f the rate • / (CAM • vewdUy mechlae rewyaap p e r , teye • Madrid diepeteh. Oa­ DAILY CROSSWORD awtjn ;<icir4f! .•aurmy ni'tauis fit. lhhlioall 'jcuw uuan?i[» name :m>; ^ i i o n u r-iB [iutlONf:! fit Straight, cu au n io uuiiq line I!irnug%» 'jair-Ri r.inu:4!.j ejaaitun r'nteei j m tu(i :i -;n i ■) !fi. Equip fi. with m a *4 Pari ft I “to he ' , 4 NorihraM I (abbr I 4 Forests jg. Sea eagle |% Arabian ) garments t Ceremony 10. Boil tlow|| II pertahea [<tauim;ito n a u ui-;:i ta;i gum* nrttiuin MvjniiLt 3KHH m i n i Nlirfil'i *»••*» V .I t Plant which yurt* Indipa m . Pine* is . rtower ML? fit Botch 40 Single unit' i a . need* t p r II. Variety ofi Dutrh ([vkenla Tnion of Lioulh Africa 1 5 *1. Water god I Baby I ) - 1 ,r 41. Dirianl IS. Polvneilaa drink r - lO ~ 1tI t A w tU pO V | ft* ■* T T 'V T T ♦J. Thin tin plates Ir & rr TT I frr rr fcf- Type meaaurr i t Kcdealaa* Ileal law* III. Doom And this Thunderblrd Y -B Is the standard sight In all Ford Falrlane and Station Wagon mpdsls. at no extra cost! I 7Z 1 Z im ■ 4 4 .I’rojeetrif roof edge* At Cliolee F ■■ n n 1 F □□ □ F □□ □ playtnc marble |»4 SahdapM a* Decs * DOWN fi. Bone* 4» ■■ □□ nn ' fans*.* D A ILY CRO SSW O RD fi ACStOMS I Urcdwith vbJIna 4Lull«rs 4 Seaport i Algeria > j y 4 to. flu tr m l fi ( Rua> ™ t l . r-ilntrd IS. Variety 0# rabJags | | . Insert 14. Southeast (abbr) Ut Eve* (je s t) •IT. Feat Nsranfua, WornIn# Army Corpa (a b b , » | ''fit-Bool* ttfw ' tahies ( 3 L«U k4i Upward. * ana curving*# la h b rl aahip a ?“ ' '■* planking 4T*piU '() 4 OnattllaUon . t 7 Strong win# <; • Part o f» . . olncaeU • csr?o qniHBH n eu 'jiit -jy:'-:iiii h u Jiti -jr-jaiuiii* un 'ju o H »" UPlMHtlWH H.'SUllUM UKHU juflMM urjnniv 'V-Tit! JfSXLiUri i lu a 'jMfjtr L’UU "AUU 111 Mur:-jr:.t jr.’ifti HUfiiri: n u n u H ', 'Vraiu*i 'yjL'bi: v& m v/.w i'idw m m iim m Now you can have th« power ymi’ve always dfeaiaeif ■bout . , . and In a family-slut FordI When you order • n eight-cylinder Ford Fairhtne or Station Wagon «»«IH you g rt I h . Thinidrtbltil M - l h . Im . cugln- (hat n ad o Ford ■ Thundeibfid famous. . • * Thunderblrd Y*8 power makes uphill feel like downhill , i . dbliinccs sap near. You can pi w dbtanccs Hi disappear. a »i in tnstantf wftrm tnstuits count And when )t»0 vt swift, lure, take-off power you get i t , . . and turn L v« . « * . r L i i___ _ , . . ^ ^ 7 ^ lor fait nil-weather starts . . , low-friction, hi comprraiion design for more miles from less gas. A alnvn all ik«i nnu ilm tJB eld.a .irii.» i. . v o • • - Mid lo fe r engiM Ufa * IrTiLjiUon trE u n d aftM rjifA d n ^ rw d fw i f offers you the Ihundevbird look! In every long, knr' line-evrry graceful oontour-you can see it's s blood brother of the fabulous Thunderbird, Amerin’i most a citing carl What’s mora, you get Ford’s ractusiv* Lifeguard Design for added protection against injur* in cate of an accident. Come In and Test Drive tW fat car at half the ine-cw price. �* ' 15 \ © h* More Shopping Days Until Christmas S b r a lfo • VOLUME XLVI E M tk U N Weather AN INDEPENDENT HATT.T KEWEEArEE SANFORD. FLORIDA 19M -f Cnnvlderahle rlmidifve-v vnd w\it. I> trailered showers lixljy s<id l U r t i l i t , Inti# r b i n |f in |«m. peraturr. * WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 7, IMS A m r iilH Prww W irt No. M L Top Players In G o l f Lasting Impression To Seniors World To Bo In City Mad© By Ranoolph ! For Mayfair Tourney Sanford Lions Told Suggestions O f f e r e d Important Feature ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ H i M L ■ # s _ T r\ Q / % n i / M * C _ A hug# trophy »*• presented to th* president of the Ssnlor class at Seminole High Rehool yesterday for th* part tha school played In the annual Chtlayv** Parade la»t Wednesday. Chtttlnta* Parade Chaliman Fd llt.n i prr»fm rq in p w* preornted th# trophy V I Hunt .Senior Class Preaident Jim Hat?- _ , Hobby Five Others Enter Innocent Plea — — _ _ ■ I I I _ TO Make This City Related By Touhy; I t s ”™ ™ " = “ J a s f e w a a s l B i W* r , B e t t e r P l a c e Prize Winners Toid IrT V ier Ih a i (oral r l l i m i t i b ; ' will b# witnessing, for th# first time, the t»P player, .n the golf • urld the instruction* f*aur«i to • urltl. the ' A Marahala at# being » •' ' .V * r ' f * f<!L IOlf MUr!off th# course of •llnu*tU during the ,u play at ths Mayfair Inn Seminole * Country Club. Hundred. of people -111 he In Sanford for the raent and the railway t will b# erowdel with apertatoM «hn will follow rer The impended sheriff of heml-. ■»-'!*> County, J. Luihcr Hobby, 34, ami the live others arcuted with h:m of moon thine conspiracy pleaded innocent ycilcrday. All of th* delendsni* wer* in Kederal Court in Orlando yc.terday bclure Judge William Bark­ er but there to at no atatenicnt made by Hobby or any one of the arrused. Defendant! A E. who D»i Beach partmenl Sanford. for Hobby; Jerry Martin, l \ ban producing celery in Lake Monroe T h • " Mar.hal'* Inform.!,on ford negro night club operator; for the paat U year*. Hie produce reel" I. a. follow,: Mar,hat. and J im rt Smith, M. a Lake Mon­ ia well known throughout the U. S. CnV he 'ratted I'h i'd .’y bi'forV’to roe negro and operator of a r.jh t Market, for ila fine quality. be reminded of th# tlm# volontrerBehren* Mated. "Conitdering the ■pot -j weather and labor condition* Inr lodictmmli returned at Tampa Arm hand*, ticket*, ekarg* and two weeks ago accuse Hobby ul the pa >t W day a Uni crop will be Inttrurtlona will he l*»u#d at tb# taking protection money from the beat In fn a y ean ." Chile and Company of Sanford tnbt# between the club hou»* and moomhiners and with being in the Illicit liquor business. It was re­ ar# packing and ahipputg this the l*r« ,hop. On# free ticket will b# given ported that mm# than M wilnsss cr»p a« they hate all of the Beh »nrh manhal for #nch period in * appeared beiorii lbe Kederal, r' n' rruP* to' «*»• P*“ serve*. Grand Jury prior to the Indict- tenlur>* It I# Important to be on tlm# hienta beug returned. ..... . - . B , to relive# other m*r*balt. Hobby ha* conalatnUy refuaed W h i t m i r e j C l e C t C Q Mnrthalt .houtd b# rueful lo to make atairmcnta iclalite to hi- . . . . . . , . . control photographer, nod to puiltion other than the original W O r S h l D l U l M O S l C T make certain that they do not di«itatemenl* ^ y e ra l day. otter the Tht a u |J j eltclioa of indictment* became known. He o( lhe s „ ford ^ No M r * turb play. Pr#,« photograhv |, prohibited untlf after a player ha. declared hi* innoccnc# In a w„ hfM U c t i mfhi ^ romptetely finiahe, n .trok* Pubw nttra atatement rrlraicd to Lhr Hr photography t* prohihltrd on pre*. and ha* Fromiae«| hi. conTht nffirtn ,„r ilD'ied eiloru in revealina thou w,’rT knbert ' r "whitmir#' Wor *•» r#or*e. Il I* permi.,li»!e only • ho w o r l v » ! „ tak ............ JU Mtd MvPday.thal heha* *^ s«ntof W enW r-smT 1. E. Z i \ - 1 rew«ti#e are*,. cured William W. Judge of D ay I ridge. Junior WaH#n. L T. Shep 1 Appeal to the •ror«,m*P«Vp of ton# Rrath a* bis rortnvrl along p.rd wai rerlerlrd *S# .peetator*. etample r i r i i n i iIreaturor r r * i u i « r and in n ' - o ,»t— a •rood ---------with J. llatom Pcterton ol Lake­ Frink L. MUIrr trclrrtod at •« nil time,. All In.tnietlm . and •ugeeatlop* must be given flea, land. srrrrtary. Judge Baikcr gave tbo defen . Tbt Wonhipful Maitrr will an vanity and politely. Be r»*«orii* tfanta 10 day* to Tile any mutton*| Bounce hi, appointment later ami and fair In your judgment. Heand said ho thought the trial would a-Joint in»lall»llon nl all th* Ma ' irrmScr, that tbr pliyvlcal »«r<-tv br act for •orneiimc in February. »omc b>>dir* will be held Dec 77 1t f spectator. ml lhe Inturwrie r f fair Hay «« the players are in In the meantime. Hobby ba. re- at T P. m. vo ir h i n t . . S'ev•-r Ut a p la te r turned to the Atlantic Coa.l Line make , Stroke until everybody I, Railroad a . b n original employpositively out of range sod well nirnt Ihere a t an engineer, lie Auxiliary Meet Set I *rV at the ti d e , of tb# h-.te. Cuinmrntrd Monday that "I made For Friday Evening Never .all out o i . l n . tinlrv. you my fir.t run jcvtcrday." , The American Legion Auxiliary are .u re that a player i. not makwill have * meeting at the Legion 0r .b«uTln 'make , .hot. Hut Friday at < 30 p m. in Hw Fairway Condurt; *‘S I * nd Nautican Leaves (orm of a covered divh supper. pice**" is th* standard Phra<# If Two important guest, will be you devil* |h# gallery lo .top Massachusetts Port prevent at the session; Mr*. Fmii „«j Iln.d your «rm, ormi out, ia it ma Adams, deparlm 'nt prrvidcnl moving. . . . . t„nr For Sanford Pier ymi are nni uring a rope. and Mrs Dorothy J . y i ^ r All "Off the fairway, pleas*" Is Word ha* btrn m e lte d by Rich­ members, their hu. bands and I Coal) nurd Oa Page Teui ard Sodern ghat Ihr Nautican. rhlldren art Invited and urg«d to -------------------pleasure boat that will operate attend. l l l f IS FILKD this winter from Ih# Sanford pier, RT NANO TMCHFR ha* left M aitarhu.rtt* and should HIGHWAY r.m t RfA'KS »r OKLAHOMA CITY S'—A Wl year arrive at It* Sanford ptrr in about CKDAR CITY. Utah un-Thingv old Oklahom* City piano teacher thrro mceki. . really buued on a highway north yrslrrday filed a IIJ.IM damsgc Capt. John Oliver, at the helm of th* modern plra.ure craft, ha* of hero yesterday as L'.S. •! got suit against Southwestern Bell Trlrphon# Co. in US. District been Invlruclrd to keep Sodero ail- th* hives. vltrd of (he pregrrv* of th* boat It sti happened when a Inick!Court, mnlending a loud "popp-ngeach week *lncr lhe weather at loaded with beehive* — including in her telephone caused a ruptured lhe preient time la very problem»• b#e»—.tm ek a mad divider eardrum and injury lo her spine Mrs A R Bartley further tical and will have much bearing *nd overturned during a snow on th* *pced. rtorm U mile* h-om Cedar City. charged in her petition that Ihr Sodrrn will be advl.ed by Capt. Truck drivtr Kraneia Griffllb. JJ. alleged incident resulted In partial Oliver when the boat reache, Belgrade, Mont. wa* not hurt and paralysis of her left arm and Jacksonville and bead* Inward It* highway patrolman Gordon Farm shoulder. She said ih« twtr* had local berth. worth Mid nobody got stung. to go in Ih* hospital. Season's 1st Celery Is Being Cut Today By H. Behrens, Son _ arwitiUly auti-enr#; t r t n IL C D j J |f b U I \ U t‘°n for the float which wj»n i r K. BLtlBh , . . , <" J Z r'1 * W A ' ? #mong th# schools. ' r, Teei .g . Road-eo chairman M. L- »•«»- I« Sanford a. he prinnpa #. a i. -I.. iDraker jrt tli# Kabor, Jr. .No o.«.#iaJ appealed ao •## ik th#: *Pe«ker at Ih# Annin! annual mrrtin* meeting nf of SemlnoU ol Seminole illgh High Rehool assembly a«»#mblr lh»“ Seminole County Chamber o( ,fnr .................._ in^ in#>||mul Commerce,• told ther Sanford Linn,. * ;2r .*•ntn#« n „ **#«n take •nnuti that will pUee. -Here « u b yeaterd.y of hi* II year, and Thru ^ r,„in,|, „f *nd Randolph, Assistant i peaU of hearty laughter, Jenningsi >i.lrnt of Capital Airline. the Commenting on (a. aplendid *■"*•*•• »« »*"'<” •« * Pnnr.pal km a: • -------- -, ing Impret.inn on the three poinl, County Ch-mibi, „l i . uni*.- *n program at tMr t hamtter of t>m* m h(, il|llrf, t pn „ lh f chaHrnge IIU4, n . tlir merer annual n .• ,n. in | banquet lammuntlr ..................... |,.,|rr,h > p .’’ la.t mght I'rratdent t.rorer Touhjr tullrnnm of thr Inn Thoughl after thought wa« drlv•'la-ain to appreciate pe..ple.' •aid lie omitted an Imi- .riant fe». prr, hv rn h„m# h mv hv , # humotmu hummmii M t %p^ri he .aid "lie creato r and re turn and >a« q'nte ap-logetic for fnc, . Ihf |,ke .rf which ht. Sanford ... uiceful," and "learn In ha\r •l Vlee P ir ild n l illffocd Mefaith in the lulute greater t h a n Kll,h,n •l"f *urh an out.tanding „ . . ..IHMlUBlIJf U . . . . . . . . { " “ f l « ““ .................. » „ M •• •» riv e i" k . "uW >"•' maltonal. wr ever have lirlurr, ‘ weir hit Job at chan man of the member­ >° tt ^ d° * ', * I While In Congma h 1!Cd. Itan .ugge.lion. lor a tugger an,l toiler 'll p campaign that be wanted lo *“•* * * ” ,l t"' 5 ^ \ i . . « k \ t dolph toM Ihr Liona Club at thru commend him an I rong.-atulalo Sanlord anil pm- hi ->1, louniy. Cnriilmai l •U d i w • r» m * ___ noon luncheon meeting, that t hamtu-r of Commerce l*re>l Hie winner. ,,l lhe pr;re. awarded. K«!ph I'fiotd rxrlivr hi# the i.oik of cvrtyone who wa* dCiit (.eurge T»-ihy told lhe an nual meeting audience in inir,H|in- n the campaign i, a big help to ing Randolph, "You aie hne to the i hatnlier " he vald, "but lb# ghl brrau.e you ate mterevled in l<,r fellow i w ,n prljr* m-lir.te, they p'it forth that rvtra flee entcipri'r." The Cnllrd Stale, department At the out.el of hit a Idievt Itan effort that meant v < much " Menf Agriculture ■ kgrirulliiral Si a dolph a.tured the tham her of bihhin alto wanted to a Id publicly bitiiation and Con.er.alion County l ommr r r e memlmri and Ihrir hit Ihank. to hi> ro wnrkrr, The "drew approalmatrly i t million Committee of Seminole County ladle,, "I tell the warmth ,f v.uir ^ ^ ,h'; Pf1*1’* J*>hrt dollars in wagrt.” K*n<l«tph told bring, lo the attention of Semi- greeting here. "I want you to know hilipatruk and Jim C.rant. th* 'Sorrell, A. J. C'.mrnla, "ou.ton. Virgil Canada, Richard the Inca) Lmn member* that tin tr note County eitni, and truck farm­ that if you come to Wa.hlngton. winning team, with four tickeis Smith, L. R B.i*hy, R«h#rt Carr«rr are ahruit I.BOO of Ihe.e hlihd prr- er, the Agricultural ronirrvatmn il belong, lo you Senator Smalh- an.I U ' for etpen e , In the Orange »on» operating eonre»»|oni. "They program lor ItM. and J. I. Rlytha. rf«. Holland and iVngrrvantan linwl Game; John William, ant ire tmlay paying la ir, initead of Inrentaliv# payment,, they an Her long and othei, ar* your arr Al Wallace, second plart team, bomg on relief roll,." he said. noun<e, are being mad# on .ceded vant. But. m Wa.hlngton, !). t : . l * " h f,," r " ,' kp' , jn ‘1 *'* <» « • Concluding hi* Informal talk In rover crop, planted during t*M by Iher# are not only tho.e who hold ,>rr'*'* »*' ,h" the local Lion* Cub, he taid, lhe Agitrullural ( on.ervatmn Pro­ public Ollier., there art lh,..e In * 'nn,M*: l,,4m ' ap'ain wai "Hay* faith In your work at nvlr gram. provided the rllru* man nr bovine,* jviat a , y»u litre m San ,UI'• ,‘ h" T#ceivo.| two tickmen and keep fault In a great truck farmer make, application fof,l •• la In* Tinurfint Da«1 Gam# tounlry." Npeeking .d hit own cmipany. *'-< dinn. i . at Frrddio a Sooak In U»# Seminole County nlflc* heJenninga Randolph was Intro tore the rover I* aerdrd. Pay- Capital Airlmrv, it indolph »anl, riured by Chamlwr of Commerce menu ran al.<> b# made for lime "We have l->ng had a d tllft I" Manager Forrrtt Brvrkrnriilgv nr fcrtlliirr applied in »«*nnrclion By into Morula, and in lime I hope Q n m l n r J n , P , , . | _ with tht rover crop. that we .hall lo .. acted a* the K C f T l l f l u C r L 3 TU S They empha«ur that yndonteei Hurd air lino io fly mto your i "Ve# .paper, and rmdlo hare viand, are not eligible lor the Slate." given vou • dally report on the pay menu, Pointing to the aiory of a bill acllvltlra and arrompIlahmewU #f The initial period for accepting boy • going on | | " who wa, trav the Remlnol# County Chamber of application, u from Iter. t. i'l.vt. mg by bnv Imm Milton, Fla , to Commerce." P*<t Pr#,id»nt Fori through Jan. 14. IBM. However,, Calilnrnu, Kandnlph taid he h. nuai. » * IHrflnbotham *al4 at the annual applli aliont, (reerdmg to the lo came acquainted with tin re- town. JS-A parity yvwing ral olfirt in Ih* Sommole County "Through Ihr eyes of a little ‘! hul JfEW YORK YOR ^ f n r r b o l o f t * who bee* me inler Court lieu* tar* lha| application, boy," lie aaid# -*«>W o r that j Reminder rant* are being millrentatlon made by Chamber thiovigh her hu, will ,»• irceptrd later provided you lit* in a f.ne S*nf,<rd. _ , ' riled In boiln* bo* led (,►!„ R, r nllnt, Commerce Ma> ager Forrest UreeVhand *n,werrd a Inoity question! ihev are made nroviou* In the , • B ... Il i. lhe ronlart with Ih# lllllr Tubereuloii. aod lle.llh Atwieia. #n.:d«e. IHrcinW ham m U, "th* 'erdlng. and aubjeel to fund, - o another p*r*oa, it.ai ,,-d b .i, Karos, Seal Sal* ivrianecment of rbpping, w*» _ on lb# .port l**t night lo pockrt available The program year br leain lhe story of a linei inmimini I Chairman. . </ . y-fOOP In . lelevition •orv -.- it* If or# w', at »... hat vbeen „ . „ winning, I. . I’rrhap, it is avMimalir I.. : "Al Ira.t ( ,o>« rar,|. , rr Kelnf The coulr'lant. Dr. Joyce Broth gm, Jan I, liM. Thuve planning In teed * enter -•"I "bul those who nb iitlly v#n| to Iho-e who have not yet 11'• p* '’ >r*r er», 2*v, of New York l ily, became . r. ". 1 of u',‘ rr', ". , lhe aerond iw-i -on lo win lhe lop rr„p on rllru. nr Irurk land air lh*ms*lv#s wiiii Sanford, il..... |Hirrbav*.| (he important seal* fer Hie arcnmpb*hmenl, ^ ^ ^ , ,ls Thr ,,,) eligible to apply for this aid. pro *'1 • ’ •*" : « piwtvlem* i>i that an annoal • m help of " h group Paat Sanlord, anil lbo*r who have a combat III " >aii| Kami. ifurtlion The Iim I wa. Macine vhlfd they have not rrcrivcil ! *”1 s*W «hat Capt R" Capi Hie Seal Sale Chairman r#III. bard S VlrCutcben. nmllar paymenl in 1931 nr 1933 1civic pi Hie m Sanlord, an- the a ,fording lo llunier Mallard, Cmm "be. who will irap lhe rewards porlrxl lhal I.too replies have been ' >p' 1 " J * ' " n ■ /' h'* »U ,( „ ho.e ralrgory was rooking. ' »• '• »"'* nf !Uln' 0,d re-nvrd wnh receipts totaling Dr. Brothers, wife of a hospital ly Office Manager of lhe Seminole that com* to Sanford. .“ *mloo!e Hountv w ;lh ih r ir many ln!rn e. hail a . an atvManl last County Agricultural Stabilization 3'*ni conn- Mere tonight, because 12.TMI "Tile r e l u rn t lonk pp||. you air interr-ini'm a community m i-lir," Kami rvi>o|iei|t ‘'and it '»'# •" *' ,hP * » v ' h,,» night Kddir Kagan, r t Dlynipir and Conservation t dm milt*#. ssi nr r prattlers lor whirh Fed ol a lm b y>-u c an I,, pi mol i. helieveil I'-ii wi'b Hie eoopera^ " 1 r " vomelhinp i, >-r none I' ■ a mmf «r t a l - l * .. • ral evsivtanr* ran b# mail# air ' I d« mu pi*«rh ur Irai h," Han lion ol 'ienunoie i ounly rllirrns State (loving Commission a t /ollowv initial establishment ol dnlph lubl Ins •lolirncr. hot ,1 interrvied in He health and we|. ling t o h*'» o u r Navy Have "r . „ . chairman. The show allow* an ex liernianrnt vrgrlalive ravrr lor you imdrivland pvople and rci|«<t fare nf th# rnmmiinity, a lorwarl p*it lo help lhe W4 OiW) level soil improvement nr in prevent | people, even though thing, dwiruiln I > k ng piogram ran lx carried S|e*kli tr of the evpanimn Dr flrotbfra told reporters be Sanford and the Scrolnolo t «umy plsn* lo imp p.w of. the .. money b* rrusinn, initial Impmvtmrnl m apatt, Ihmgt item lo l>« hs-Hcr <>n nr,I y r,r." p*rm*io*nl vrgriaiiv# r o v e r than nihcrwiv# they w.nihl lm II w«v al-o announred Hist Ih* aiea,• Higginbotham m *•'• outfit .... her . . .* ,, »K __sold, • husbands office when Ihimigh su<h mrihori. as arr pre- ITirr*', no iravon why every per Bangle Rale will he rnndurtH ’"g *"• "P ort, "Sanfm l h begins prartirr II also will scribed hr Ih* County Com mil lee ” in her# cannot learn in appr# Sa'vurlay on Sanlord Sirens un­ »nd S#mmol« County are growing a varathn fnr th* livo, surfare drainage when appiovrd clal* people, competitor or rus der lhe a i,plr«« of the Futuro a nd w# eon do nothing about Itby Sod Comer* a IKm Service lotner. hr said. Suf' #i H jb of S#minn|« High All w* hav# to do | | st#er It in and a new dress for hervelf. terhn irian a, Iw-ing necessity anil On In- viibjsrt of being rw ifri*' Srhrxd. the right direction." of lasting benefits, Iwiidmg and ful and creative, H#nd<>lph Laid. rConcluding « hi, r#p«rt, Higgln * H> ar« pen|»> «h'i fin*1 new an botham ,«id. "Il certainly looks Civil Service Unit »*r n to old que.tloni. m l tnu Iralthy and good tn d under tr# k i n a h r T f l f f l n r r n w h*q*» to find them when lhe i •nng ,-apahl# leadership of l!#org# The Civil Service Board of Ihr recommended by Foil Comers a Is tough#.t. Touhy and hi, committee* I list# "Y IHI havw ton h#r# 'hat r-o fm r flf what is *h»ad of ** CHy of Sanford will nieri lomor Hon Service Irchnician within eon olhrr* ihwi t hd\r I k cm row night tor , reeclar monthly Imrt ol approved prailir* lor Flo this y»cr " ruts. >z/e<|. “ YmCve S"l *« pack a . c pi ves.ion in the City Hall Nolircs *r* being mailed In all pcrly what you havs in S-minol* The meeting eill begin at * o’clock In th# Civil Jtemre Com- known inter#.ted person. »!lh Hie Counly or wnat you h»v< m .>.ui full particular* regarding lhe 19V, f„rd. he said "I can t i. II vou t.OSDUV P — P ii^ invvlinf mission office. H r,ding the Civil Service Bosrd Agrirultural Convervatlon pro wbst It is. hilt you have a pai ki , ( b mmt tiller lhe niihj-mannerril Is A. W. Ijrr, rhairmsn, *ts<k N gram. Those not receiving lhe in ing In do aith Ihr .pint P hi." Soria list * •i dl c - I c il >q of fnrmalion by mst! ran receive ’ la-1 u. learn to have tailli In *'lev-eland J r , .errrlari and with fir .1 a in • •>cf ,-c .late resigned to­ Hugh tth rlrh rl S r, Roy Holler particular* from lhe committer lhe future g r r a t r r than we ever day *> c . l c r nf li.e l.shir p i p e , office in the County Coiirihouve hav* before," hr eourludcd. and John Ivey a, members V Hirer torm i<- I figiit for the t ,v Members and friends attending I-,-i m tl.r It, d i,h op|» -ii >q paiiy the Seminole County Chamber of ai'l-rsM-t >hapin. up amMi; In* Commerce Annual Meeting sod di-pulv leader. H e b e r t 3|-vrrt»on, Banquet last night wer* enterT I t vear | | u | h ftaltskfU • - 1 tained superbly by Bob Wens, na­ Aoeurm llcvsn. 3* tier# \Vr|,)| tionally known pianist, and th* r s d e r of Ih# p a itv ’s left winf. Oilandoans, g quartet that struck Ilevan v u g.vrn alinovt no at Ih* heart of peopl# with their -lianre however, ajauivl Morn* old mrlndies and close harmony. n or (iallskrll. b t*i (tdl-iwer* »f Rob Went entranced hi, aud­ Vlller'v mietcr »te p> irie. V|i#-n« ience at h* played hi Inimitable ,in ’s t i t could cmint agsmvt hint. fashion such melodies as "Dark C harart# r|st|rally, the T?v*vrLyea" "Tea for Two" and other*. >1*1 Attlee slipo*! tiptoed n-it nf lb* Ills variations, different and en­ party leadership he h id held h r tertaining, brought a rousing ova­ Th year* — a record in m>lern tion al th* end of each selection. Brili*h politics Wens, who own* and operates lit handed in hi* revlgniticit In I Fountain Lodge an I7-P2 Just rlo.<,l meeting of Laborer, if Par­ vouth of Fan ford also has a liament which lavtrd lev, than half tousle school in DeLand. It* •et­ an hour Hi, colleague, >sluted hint ernally began hie musical career with "For he’s t |*vlly good felln# " ■vrtth serious music end then, with Attlee wa, trulbly movad. Hit original style and unusual ver­ bp, quivered satility, heesm# much In demand i in th# popular music f1#1d. II*. at C.IRI. MARRII n SISTF.R * on# time, played for Faul WhiteFoil Ml R HUSBAND man. TM Orlandonns, vrtth th*lr WAVER1.Y. N Y. .1* Golfer doe* harmony And #*e*»#ni Marlene Bauer ird . her sister choir# of program material, Alire’s former husbjmi wer* mar­ brought down Um house with ried last Thursday. such maladies as "Way Down Marlent. 11. and Robert llagge, Home", "Kentucky Rahe", Fddy a wore ned at Geneva, whrr# Arnold’s "Hoar Manyr Arms", A rm s', the the, jpfN IN C .ll RANDOLPH, PRINCIPAL speaker At last night's Chatr.W of Commerce Annual Meet- »Hagf* * « • 1s employed in tb* off sea"Whipper.poof Rone"’ ing (rentery with President Georg* Touhy ea the tall assd pnat-preesdent Fart Higginbothaa e« * • hT a supermarket ch a in . He ia Fa Cam Yen C ki Y e w M M * * . I t i g h t l i e * * BKednF p ro * w_ he 7956 Program On Conservation Comes To Light Higginbotham Sees Healthy Outlook For Area's Future Psychologist Gels $64,000 Question 5 Are Being Mailed By Counly TB Assn. Labor Parly Leader Clement Allee Resigns From Post r Audience Captured At CofC Banquet I .. I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1955 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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, December 06, 1955 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 06, 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>, December 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/bf4ddf6a5b2d9af5f3e5f5a0bf9a90dd.pdf 7707b4738691535e6039496bbb8b7fe5 PDF Text Text .<• - . #»' I I I - •r «la,iaH'tM*»* ' *v «»— i t ,v £ _________ Give-your carc^G/PTuusXntacf MOTALOY YO U RN iW 5 6 C A R < Z U fa t ji(ffy M jo t i* m £ fa 3 6 5 < 6 fjq fT % e jm */ Keep your new ear motor at peak performance with Motatoy. 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Tbr yasilme-Mntslut wiiillSHi (wsars inln engine's ftHItlnislinii *•* �I i 17 Mor« Shopping Day* Until Christmas § > a n ftttb ■ AN IN P E T E N P g N T H A I T T N TW N TA rTtn 'S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A Salvation Army Set For Drive fe r a lfr M ONDAY, DECEM BER Seven Autos Involved In Saturday Accident Inven ear* and aigbt injured «•* tha final ully Saturday morn­ ing whan Florida Highway Trooper T. Mark Mark rompletad hia inva>tlfallnn nf a rdlitmn at the inlrrvrrlmn nf Stale Road (It and State Road AM (G lau Fountain). Troigwr Mark taid that a heavy log and «mnke which bad drifted over tha highway fnr th* di*lanre nf approximately a mile wa* the chief cau*e nf lha freak accident. Th# amok**, ha »aid. came from a muck (ire anme dutancc from tha highway. Here'* the way Trooper Mark •icaortbad lha incident: a IMl Ford, driven br Rnaaell Aigbt, KyraKbld /aekiomillc man, waa traveling routh about fiva to IS mile* per hour, wai In rnllltlon with a mil lUo & mi. traveling north on lf-W. driven by John Norman Millet, Myear-old truck timer kI lUame, N. C. Thr *eml truck and trailer *ide(wiped a 1M0 Mercury rnarh. driven hy Irving l.e*lte tteeeh. Myearnld Orlando man. who had been going north and due to the (Cowttewed Ow Faga Throe) Smathers To Get Man O f Year Award In Miami •motor ( l w | » Imathcr** apeaktrig ached.da a ill taka him writ over I itriii mile* nrxl week In a i i ( t i | itinerary hot wren JarkKinvilla and H r; Weat. Ha will taka part Monday in ttw Harbor Day celebration at Tam­ pa. Marlins with a television in­ terview at l a . m , he will Join other pitblie figure* during the day in driliratinc * new Chamber A lenfaed cottage g H * u of Cnmmerr# buildini and a among ]■ student* from Stetson ■treiifo a»*igned la Mia Tampa l'n ire ratty aelecled for -Who’* harbor. » Who Among Student* in Amertran Hill) WllHfta and Colhgea." The After a kw»r of *lbe harbor, hr aelectten waa hared upon nomi­ wdl appear at * p. m. with other nation! by a Undent faculty com­ member a nf Hit congressional mit lew and tha national organic*drlefitinn on a television panel (ion. d|iru-*lon. The Sanford rod!rye student (* The irnalnr will appear Tuesday Ornlyn Mctnnii, daughter of the morning nt Tampa before thr Rev. and Mr*. A. 0. Mrtnm*. Stale Mrdical Lcalilativ* Hoard pattur of tha rir*t rrethyterian A Man nf lha Yrar award will Oturrh. he lenvdrred Smother* Wrdnrulay She i* vice president and execumsht «l a banquet tn Miami b) tiva rounrtl member. Women’# Alianra InlrrAmerlcana. which Council Future Teacher* Artoeliha* 3 Win members in 11 countries tinn. La Kranciade; view preildent, The award ii for service in proSenior Cla»»; program chairman, motins aoeial, cultural and eco­ president and Mata president. nomic rektion* among lha AmeriWe*lmlB*lar Fellow»hip; Religtout cai. Foeo* Week Committee; pledge Smother* will he the main elat* prevident, chaplain, vica pre•peaker Thur.day night at a aident, pledge trainer and prexiChamber of torn men a banquet in dent, Delta DHta Delta Sorority: Hollywood, and will fly to Key PanhaHenic Cmmeile, Hatter Staff. Writ Friday tn villi friend* and Homaentning Committee, Student i importer* befnrw returning lo Athiwir, ROTC Sponsor, and Hat­ Jackvenville Saturday night. ter beauty mntfit ireond piave Tha eighth annual Seminole Coun­ ty Inlrr-Fralanuty danew win be winner. held H the Mayfair Inn. Monday. Dee 2*. front 10 p. m. tn 2 30 a m according lo an announcement to­ day mada by officials of tha InterKratcniily Council. Tha danra la being given for mrmbert and gue*U and will fea­ ture the music of Tony t y r r i and hi* orchrMra. Draa* will he formal. Pledge of payment of duea and A teller, from the City nf S»n- table ravervationa will ha announc­ J Drnvrr Cordell, newly appiinllord * Utility Department. I* being ed in thi* paper at a later data. e(f Seminote Cotinly Sheriff, replac­ Official* lor tha annual dan re delivered In properly owner* eoning -I Luther Hobby, who wa* <uveerned. ara: Urack Perkin* and Edward How*rer. In oeder to completely Iliggin* Jr., rorhairman: Rob Kil- pendrd pending a trial on charge* Morn. tho*e who are concerned paintk. KvciwtarT-treifurer; and R. nf -liquor ron*ptrary", took over with tever tap* and new aewrr S. HUlhlmer, table rfServotian hi* new- duties Friday afternoon a« S o’clock allrr Hobby relinquished Hoe* that are being (n«tallcd, the rhatrman. hi* nffire without notification from tetter M being published. Governor Leroy Collin*. H read* a* follow*: Cordell announced hi* denutir* -On Nov. *1. IISS, the City ComA ll A i L when he took over the office. Jamc* mliitnn adopted tha following I* policy tn regard* to *«wer tap*. U r g e s A l l M e m b e r s sm*iM*rr. contcu *»id. would iw m hi* Chief Drpufv Kormre deputy Aa the Cilv force* eonatruct • y d new aewrr lin**, the resident* n c. umttm *m e m an sdshall be allowed to make »ewrr Qu.te a tew rnervatlona have v,*w >r (<* tha lima being, lap* (or lha *um of JMOO. Thi* already been made for the annual ^ *•» explained, and lha Jailor privilege will be for ■ period of ■eating and banquet of tha Sami-|wwW ha John Bennett, retatnrd ataAy tWi days from the dale of note County Chamber rtf Com from the itaff relrj.ed ander the arailabtlily of the *e«rr line for meree. according te b la report* *u*prn>ion of tha farmer aherift u*e Altar thia period, the fee shell Hit* morning. W. E. Pratt will also h r * m de reaern te Hie normal charge of However. Chamber of Comm erre .poty. •Maw Provident George Tmihy sod AnThia morning. Sheriff Cordwit an­ Thi* ihal constitute a notice to nual Meeting Chairman John nounred dial W. Mamheld "Cnfh.n" Mie reiident*. who*e property i* Fitipalrirk urge all member# lo Rrown haa been appointed te aarvr within seventy-fl*e (71i fart of Ibe maka their retervalioni far Utajaa a drputy. Brown ram* te San•ewer hoe a* a notification that annual affair a* eariy ai ptMtidc ford twlgtiuRy in l i l t when axsignMm newly constructed line U Th* reirrvattonj dowvd ap ed te tha loeat Nary Rase and re­ available for uie at the above somrwhat today. R te reported, tired Irnm th« Navy at ttte local date. Slaty (M ) day* from thi* and it ia Decenary te notify Ihe data tha tew will be w o w if M I* Mayfair tnn, whero the banquet b*M lait March. not applied fnr during thi* period and meeting I* te b* held, the J. Luther Hobby, the M*pcndetl sheriff, said today that h* hai se­ In accordance with tha aewrr or­ number that win attmif. cured William W. Jjiriga nf Daydinance, all ra*)deata within sev­ Jrnning* Randolph baa notified enty-lire (T il feet of aa available lha local Chamber nf Conmnrct ‘CIU ^ Jch “ ‘ Una are subject lo a aewer aerate that k* vsiU arrive in Sanford * 'lh J ’ chart# ef a minimum of a S1.A3 to morrow and he ready fur Um anH,,W,F Mid today that he ha* rea maaitnum ef CZM per month, nual meeting bated oa Uta water rowumol. Alw Mated te ha heard al Uw tjrnrd •" ,h* AUantae Cont Lhw •aid tkarga win appear on tha annual amtinf art Robert Wgna. Railroad te auune his dtaiie* there CMy aerate* M folewlag tha tom- fame**# pianlat, an# th* Orion- aad made hi* ftret rue yesterday. ■ M a t ad Um hatelletiai or ality doana, a harWnhop quartet af former Chief Deputy O. G. Owen* under Hot by. along with ( • ) day* frea thi* date, regard- ante from Orlande, U*a af wbatkav er aad kba U p 1* Tasl President Kail Htgghi- State Auditor Jthn Burkett are go­ hr. bothaa ia slated te make hia re­ ing through tee hooka of tha eherealiau may be port of actlvittea of tha iff a office lo r!<w nut the record* qp te tha lima Mat A a H f Cordell f a h l t of Caroline Mclnnis Chosen At Stetson For 'W ho's W ho' Inter-Fraternity Ball Set Dec. 26. Sheriff's Deputies Named By Cordell; Singletary Is Chief Property Owners Receive Letters From Utility Dept. CofC President i o Reserve Maces (K «m »». low tonight ( I In M. * 5, t3.VS Ajmnrlated Pretui l>rtw<l Wire No. M l 'Sanford In Atomic Age' Subject Of Rotary Talk Thr Salvation Armv dime boarfl and krttle will be on the street* of Sanfarrf beginning Tuesday morning until Chrt'tmat K*e liai Id. Raymond E. Lure, command ing officer of the local corpi. an nounred t'Hlav. The dime board wdi be placed m front of MeCrory's and the settle may be (ound at thr 1’n.t Oflire. fawat rtvic eluh* have taken Cfi the rc»j*on»ihllil of manning the kettle* on dr'ignatrd days while on other day., Salvation Army la* i *tr» will he prevent at the vtand*. | -The local Salvation Army I* | " O r bean markef w»t drpret cnmpirtcly re»|>on«ihk’ for furni«h ing Chriiima* d.nnrr* l<> the In - ttrult low fnr mutt of the uift-klv dcrpnvilrgrd familir* of Semin- rcih.1t perl.td with quite a t.iunajr TFi* Commandlnr fk| nk> County," *anl 1.1. I.uce, and going t.t rannrrt and deepfreeze ' ■ Vm*l \ . \i1*sir v Or % hr added, "it will alto arl a* Manager Sandy knderton of thr 4*S«fnH Rp sk^ IH,' f*’ jT| clearing home for the Chrittmai Sarlnril State Parmrr. Markrt r*il4y 1*• '.'*0(1 I jfuhe^rt pnintr.l out tn hit wrrklv frpnn program of the County. »f 14. I.tu i emptiatired that the tn I. II la>wi*. liirerlor nf the Tjipt. |tr»K#rf U id# Salvation Army cannot ilo the yoh Florida Sut# Parmer*' Market*1r*M*d th# It**ul fiiir thi without jour help and *upport. "Bean* continue to lead in volume •ihir. t, *’5«nf«*t*| In Th# I Ho u y i, "lie happier thi* Christ- followed hy rrlrry, rurumber*. cit mi> hv making rveryone in the ru« find and irehrrv lrtlucr Salri \f*. rnmmunlly happy with your r«n totaled *A!|4 parkage* at a grot* r » pf ,!#. k•^ t*id **Tht trihulton t<> the Salvation Army valuation In ever** of ItdtMoo >rm Turing th# Unilr*! StAtri I "Lark of rol.J damage tn fruit Chrittmai Campaign." ♦' it* •iinplt. run w# pff« 1’rrson* who would like to re and vrgrUhlr*. the apparent hr nr ■nt th# tncnii from fulfctlmf Hit reive Chrittmai dinner* and help f rial effect* of thr rold on »traw •tfotiibn* M« lrit#ntif>f« i« Ml from the Salt alien Army are a«k- hrrrir* <t Plant City, the good ' dpiri ih#* T*rtit#il Stjit#• fr^n ed to apply at 2M Rati 2nd St. be­ arrrplanca of vine nprnrd torn* tw>M#r t, .t {nfhi#rc# in F.urAilft; f* In* in eight and to poind cation* fore Pee. IS. 4«*i' aI# th# l*nlt#«f St4t#« nn *h i at P.impano, the rtrcllanre of the rnntin#nt; tn.i to with hi quality of tomaloe* at Fort I'icrrr. fit# #iwn pn.tf lim# from th# hug* ara tha highlight* nf thi* werk'i l>**e* he won'd thro rontrol. market rrpirt*,” Dire, lor l.cwt* **l« Ihe oioiu making prngrevg •laird. —The nrw* of no dmiaiCj toward hit yoal*" Capt. Ja d v.g in (trawbrrry planting* in Flort-1 C k I T II * . JACKSON reminded ht» Rotary audienrej da'» big wintry itrawberry proituc"Tmlay we appear to ha al d Ikon arra reruinly i* good. Arre [ l»*ting point between round* hu| age i* ropwtrd a little heavier I believe he 1* oItil making import* than !a*t year, many nf thr field* ant progte**.'' are tn good condition with a g'ovf deal nf bloom showing," lent* Giving lha word pirttirw nf thg mditary pniittpn ronfronting « i f A program of King* In keeping Mid. Captain Jark*on explained tha with Ihc Chridma* *ra*on and Tlw- new refute roUt-clum fee ap- tuiurrl *nd Flm k»e. from fllh "•pint of the offer.ne” which 4 •everal imtnimrntat numlwr* to _ . . . . hr plaved hy a group from thr R C p O T t U l M I S S I H Q lieanng on the cily *ervirr hilt hu to -J.it h Slrrot; Mai fair tertian; undertaken now he leader* *r<| Semlnolr High School band will _ . . 2uth Si , pal- terra* togrthar, » .d th# n-annap the fir*t lime ha* ranted eon.ul Mrllunv tile Avr feature llw« l.adlr*' Night meeting M O Q C D V M o t n G r rrahle ronlrov et»j during ihe pavt mrito Ava. from 2'th to Jfith St <n wMrh It w»» lii.titutad. nf the kirn of tha Chrorh of the _ , _ - . . ' , — thna wee).*. and Htinimrilin As* from Calary Capt. Jw.-k.nn avpl»inad t* a Ftr*t Pr'hytrtian Church t -lilt SC That*I* lilt a trim “ .pint of thanffamiva'**• H l'i oiditiaoee wh* pa.o.l |>y k*r ■ u'rloik tomorrow night. th*-.p in t of youthfulna**", Hft A t( year-old negro hoy ha* twrn toe I nn liii«»inn to he efferlt** qua*Ironl>y anyona driving »n Appearing on thr program wilt ■utnntobila a* In f-a i**>d of a *x.d, "Tha tpirit r>( to# off-nt vq he the following: MU» Joyce Mil­ reported mU'ing from hi* home th t. t, ! 'k.\, ao.{ hilled slariing I, 13->Sbilling. l " ,’g'»<» f"» honfor.l. Uow- i* * wi!Hngt.«(» to take ralrulataf an*. IrornUma aolniil, aecom- line# Saturday, according te Li* onlha Novemhar Th rr. w*. *rry tittle romment » '» » . *'trh ft program, whila pro-! ri*V« f v ic t o r y , tl li a *1 mother. Bentir* MrRmney. pan lad by J . D. Stone; Sidney whan th* ordinance appaatail tit gia*.Iva. la r*>*tly. it*.Ural.on amt laltlntiia** whir • a "rti* boy. Rulieit l^e S'rKinney, Vihlen Jr., tn a trumpet veto and t tie ii.-rde,| tevrime rou'.l h, e Hdnk* im.i* al-nut vutory that .g #ptic l#i fterp Joe Fuller, I .nth- Smith and t* aaiil tn hav# hern wearing a ill# |i#|t#»; mill dee* al-out n.inthee* er *»ie.." «ct# li#fi| •wen obtained hy a 2 to young Vihlen in a trumpet trio for hrowti tackrl, hrown tromer* and wrilti'h; #*iJ ineiMM ef ih, la. late Tbit Hit •«pt...allon ronlinued. “Th# which Robert Rraty Jr., will art Idark *hoee when l*«t wrn Satur­ Okrf IKt* fKiiio, niriniwl would hate h*t# had hot th. th* romvo nt-'.p,,,, , pjt„ nf „( lh(, (1 j, *,« day night. a* arrompaimt. TH# 1 ##d Btfill Iftltinf tfMMiitf mrlP.-l A"tl li itr"i pniiivrtv gtyaaiva «p. l| I .al not a belligerRifnica McKinney *aid hday. »4t ■iijiarcr.l Lo tl r <’oiiinil**on inrr«i«t t'harlf* Mnrri«on and Arthur not en« whirh *la'tf (irtwr will be in charge of the Juvt before n-von. that thr mliving KSith L) # IfsHH-'t l»v tllf* pljlilir fnr aitAfirt# papnc lb# numr gh#r# of rnl nor It nf pro* wait; lilt on.e itaitrd win* them, vocal part of thr alfair al which young*ter ha* turn n-ported to the p m n Air##' m i n fuel nit. Th# rr*- Ul# |»f«iy *v«W •Ifit # tht# handinavtrr Frtir*t II Cowley , and Sanford Pnllre lieparlmetit »tid to «iu#i| «ti» til# ifAttll nf th# If* #t»l p«*ri'• *)«■•« I’tit r* rik# IiMtiirslrjif II I. * *pl*H of initfatlya, of in* hi* wife, will he vpriial gur*U. lha Seminole County Sheriff » of rrtui f*•*imif by lh# t Hv r»f f ail r\#mption Suit# firstly #\«r>nti# noveti.ui »rd nf evperimenlatioi*. I ir•t Sltrrt nn*l S*it>fot*l Avrn.i# ii **% thr 4"it> klrrrtk. it #ppr^rrii It 1* a .piril toherrd and gu'dr-t fire. #1 a riol of nvrr S A pf«r* murh fsir#r In di*IHhul# tht enti i.y >en*dde d.wttina. H«*t of all* T1»a hoy weigh* approxltnatoty 1 W pounds, V*e mother laid, and pn«#i| plan c#U« f«*r 7.7H mil## #f I.y nirsn* of s irrvir# rhAiffr. Is it i« a «pitit wtrrh *aya that mimlirt nf pro* nothing te.* tha.t yietery ia acr#*urf#cl >if at «n ftiAi ihi* «a v . thr it about s fori tall tod fira'lv, I* ia a lie alien.i. Cfi-.m* Academy and *»f f•1,111 Stjrfi a rfniiffurinjl pr** I*- I y It■*!>•«■wq ihiat a>y #t*Hkpt ceplalde t* in the initi grade tie did oof I*nlfD h#4 r*'tf 1»*»rn L|||i}#i (dim ( ium Id vcq i*#« .nine* t»f hnmf■Irstl iplrlt ln.ed no eotifidnira, knewI!•Jl'd*# 1 1t# ptoiMktftl r i #ni|ilion mnilM hvsr Ihrir ledrr and expetianee.** report to irhonl till* morning. »r tint# th# *t r#i*t 1 t*» ii# 1 r *hirfjt n 1 nfm ifii h Iiurtlimits ihsr# of Ihs row* of a cording to lste*l report* Cap*. Jark.an • >.|.|r*M row* f rr-f.gh , [«i rHtn l hoiI Ihr} ill'll it##, The hoy live* on til 2 Rov IIS, jStirrt flirm l*HMIk tin "d "To.lay tl a '*pint of th* Fl.fwhive tn The Sjnfard Herald \ thoa^h sny Athjlliofisl *mrr f # of fen .lye,* l.*«r,| on D# .ame twin* today ii thr fir.I luting of the Sem­ In Midway aod l‘ e home plume rhn»ijr» of f« t a «j# ijnftQgttjIir, to* fidrera, Vnewiedgw and etpariefra, inole Countv Rerord* whlrh will be number I* 125? It The omlher a»k* *fit if# l*i ty Com mi#•ion to*rd for ayi.li right Fair in Sanford. On ft that If anyone know* the wherea a dally feature of thia paper. th(% plsn •• h#ing in th# h#»t In* 1eeeet wre.-k»hd « r lent mir tank *e Till* I* * new puhtle terviee bout* of her *on that d he reported f#f•' I• of th# t Hy in i bTfiaii it plane* I o'ba aiea aver Rl (w i'l whlrh will he rontlnne.| on a daily tn the Sanford Potirf Dep»r1 mrnt, hri rt*..fa #*|uM4hf# to all. Thi# (Coftltwaed on Tagw I ) h*.i« at the request of hundred* the Seminot# County Sheriff* nfri*!iiltr<l in Ih# onlmjnc# t»t#b flro or hy ratling her. of our •ub*citber*. li»hir,|f th# follo«in( titfst Rutinr.* people and indiv’diiat* K#fijg* oolt#ftif>n f#ri sad f*># have itatrd that till* llatrr.4 will he RCHOOI. FCtll RM, AID Sermon* with topic* •urrnufidm*' m irilhljf r*t*« tH H M ' 1 . Hrt'tUr-r#, of Invaluable u*r t.v them WASHINGTON K -k top aide Ttie Sanford Herald ii proud to >ayi Secretary nf Welfire Kol- tha Chrutma* Sea.on were heard chiirchrt, ittelgr*. nuti#n#a. tl IK) lt|#m at Hflt , r # •I i|#nr#— make thi* additional tenure avail­ *om’* promi.e that the Ei*enhow- ye.trr.fay from pulpit* tn Sanr.iril i |V111Ii•, (|y; 113#■, f I Ml. t'hurt he*. able In It* readrr*. er adminittratinn will k “ br-.id Iin s»n# *e# hi i• ilir «A** »sa fjfont #, Refrtring to S.infnrd't fine (lui-t. •i T Herndon, Jv minute runnty pnr,| , n,| improved1* aid to .ehtwilt mat Parade ami alining the theme hu'Uirta nuarlrr*. b u .i n ...rm tlw w arra-t. o-et tea erote1 clfik of Court. *ald Saturday, when app||e, nn|v huildirg fund* mad# »o«t 'huge* fllwd Uk informed of Ihe new ,*r*ire The rte. Herotd C. Hunt, undrr.errr to * quetllon. Ihe Rr* David i apt*, huainaa*— lodge, quaitara, rrk1 raaulaort, tahoolt, tour- |hjl r „,1(,lr sheriff* of. Herald will make available tn It* tary of welfare. *aid yeatervtay in Carneflx »p.jko veiterday morning quaitara t,. 1 C ip r o tT vi..k „ v ..a reader*. ‘ The Semi pole County Re- * radio Interview thai au| nira*- no the *nh)etl, "How Can We put •t aourt trallar park, hntol, hot- fir• hv \lark u Mark in k pilal, $.1 00. torn* will *howr that our County t* u rn now being r'.r.idere l ln\idve , t’hritt Hark Into f1iri»tma*' Patrolman Cart William* of the Apattmaril*. | VO. grow ing. not on a boom ha.i* hut .rhnol ron.trucllon rather (h*n op FInndi llighwi. Tairof Hr »*W. 'N o nor ran ha idly suh.tantially and ernnoimrally." I rratlng eipente* (Coolimird ■ii I’ll* 3) Aiieh an or.tmarra t* n"l nnC h a .f r . muta * -. *. follow* imnmno StmiU' i.rv u r fa.. **. t.a.'ir Padgett tl Sjnfard. truck aliraily bring rh a if d in naiglihor- drtvro. failing lo rontrol iprrd to mg lunitnuitilic.. avoid wtrek and failmr to rrpnrt I ti« ratrw Rtf |i**a<t on *tft-1v * wrrrl F.»«r* Fullar. IT. Mtapllklp* for moil of |h. tlu.|n*»l monla Spring*. l*horrr, rrrklc.a pnipaity d thra* pirkup. par driving wilfutt and wanton and mv vark (two a.hag* and one t.aihl .|tnrr« lirrn** C.iarlia Rurrna *, fur reaidaollal property- Ran' ting p.tmtrr, public .trunk; John Ihal an onlinama ran nnl hr lu r.rrn rr Ollirr, JJ ttrLand, t .tdtawn in fit carh a*numl,w-lh ^F, no rtrurr* llren.r klphnn.ft "*er I.WKI artounl*. and that rx- Frnr»t William. It Dvlrilo. rnarhtram* cirrum.lanca* might tor* anir. driving nn lha *-mig it.la of round particular arrounti, tfa ihr road; Jama* Fdgir Wa(.on IT, I tty Comnin.ioo will ra> l»w in- (irltndo no drnar* lirrn-a driving it■vi.lnaI airniint* upon wrlttan ap- vthilr mtnxiratrd pli-ation for ai>atamaot *tating th* Ollier rhargr* arr Jatna* Hut. laa.nn* ter raqua.ting an alata- (J Sanford rotund driving wh I# mmt. Tho authority to ahat* Ih'. intoxtratad; Itanial Ja* Kollrr. .M, ..rv.f* aharga r».l« with Ih* Com- Huntington N Y . rngmaer, ru* mi.roiD and not with thr clerk* or drivac. lirrrur *nd eirf**lv* vpeoff rial*. If it D frit y.) an indivitf- rtl; tlalr Rojar l.rarnlav, ts, Or. pal that l re<|iia*t *hnuld ha mada, landn. t'.SAF. exrn.lva apeed; it should ha rrmamharrd that tha dl r ]l |,*nnn Midatta. « OH#ndo. i.fvire aha.#a wa* mada tn order rottrod. public drunk *nd illnwing lo suiid raivrng U*C| ami in *h#tc untirrn*rd par«nn lo *krtv*: ttil. Ih. «r>*t htit-lan of halpinr lo maka Itam Jam* Frcdrrirk. !#. Orlando, Sanford |>rugrri*iv* anu attrar- I'SAF, exrCa.ila *prrd: Rork Cur*! | live. ry. IS. Orlamlo. yantworkcr. allow. k far!, Hiat may h# arnfftd »t Ini imauthiengrd prr*-ui to drive;. bv man*, u the public .tatcmrrt Ntlh, n Joln4f , 7 ortlndn «# d . h r the City Cemmiiilon no 1(r#n,e. , nH Ru„ that Ihe *rrvice charge la ttefin- ward Jarrett, It, Orlande, janlloe*' itrly only a temporary rhargr eire*aive tpeed. Tht rommlaalon doe* not Intend thi* rhargw to oaroma "tamportf* ADDITIONAL IOCAL NEW1 T H E N EW LY AP PO IN TED BEMIHOI.K C O U N TY INert/f, /. Denear Cord.lt. U shown pinning • Hr pemtananl" aa aavavat ttata ON PAGE TH REE Deputy’# badge o* J*n*** gtegtetacr. #tp OkW Deputy- O tW # l i the pietara (left te right) era: W, and federal H i m lyp w c te be ■- F m H. Aepqkgt CM#tH| •angteterg, K. # . W U lte ^ S g tty *af Mtee Dial Bfttmrtt. (Staff Phuke) Captain Jackson Speaker Anderson Reports To Market Director On Status Of Sales r.n H U N T, CHAIRMAN of the Jayr»a niH.lma* Pared# Com mi lira prevent* a gift tn David Krohna.S, •on of Mr. and Mr*. kValty Krohne, for the tramenduoui ovation ho received in U»» annual t'ht »tn-a. 1’atade. No award* art* planned for the youngatera thia >o*r, hut bernuee of the unprecedented r**pon«o to David’* appearance, thr Jaycra member* pitched in and bought lha gift (Photo hy Jamraon) ____________ _____ _ _ _ _ _ ________ _ Wenfher P»rtt* flniidv lm< rooltltUOti wins through fueftda*. II. (h today M r Presbyterian Men To Honor Ladies Tomorrow Night Problem Simple, Listeners Told Controversy Caused By Collection Fee Of 14-Yeor-Old Boy County's Records To Be Listed Daily Sermons Surround Christmas Spirit In Church Pulpits Various Charges Made In H Arrests t 11 ni " ■o- l*w^aq*fM �# * STIAK, mm rxvr/, /f ^ n o r c c iw CkD vou ILH V/uAr i.A;< |5 vtx. »t*r lE T U B f . 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A MflflMM H I L m mumm I V f lM 0 ,y Maa •i » ii . �Ground Observers' Training Exercise Is Held Yesterday Sanford ( 1' n n t i n n e d T r a m T i r e O r e l t 0 f u r l j a t » n | n | a Hithnrv*, n h i -h hud hfan h ’liuhrd from » r«rr ♦ti Pirifif ngfRTi #nd wn* fly­ ing t« t r*trt#r fst'afAtior in lha AlUntir ma*n \\> h*'r *rrt mm. .fim nf pUriaB r a r r n l l y In lha Ka%- \V r « t m • r f«»r t u t " * l a y i n g fiftrix's. (F.ir nirrfJifi ilaprtil fur mnl Ut d harn from rirrin * fnur r r f i v a h u n drat! full a i onI j ! mr.1 llrrrnllr, onr nf our pAnf'tfd h.i*r i Th* monthte Ground Observer Gorpi training evrre'*e *SVvtrain IV " eommmred at * a m ye«terd*y and terminatrd at R p m, the »»me day. Every GOC volunteer that parfieipatrd in ihe aclive defen't nf hi* mtintry (• another link m the rhatn that it vitally nrrded lo prnlerl the I ’nltrd State* Irnrn a •neak enemy attark. The r>r», ear* and voice* of the Amer*r.m people are urgently weeded he Ihe Ground O b »rr'rr Corp* The defence of your non home town i* what the GOC I* try­ ing tn aemrnpll*h hut without the help of the civilian volunteer* Ihi* rannnt he properly done "311 that r* a<kr,i of the volun­ teer* i* Ihfir time. I’m you *pate an hour or »u a month pcrlup* •ate your life or Mimronr ,iear to you* 'Vake up! Sign up! lav.k up! Contact the Ground lih*rrver Corp* in your town today or write to Civil IVfcntr in care of your rnontt," a *poke-man urged Seven Autos Lcgol Notice p r.u h n i.i: r m \ n # 4 HH*|»A n r . i o m n« • fll< h * r 4 V an C i m j i *\ t i l fe» > lir l l n A i v t f r » M i *l *ii »**tl F* m m l r r #1 i n in 1| M 1#r iV rn, F#fb H i V f v i t * t i t t« A r t h u r C *t#r»r»i» #i *»* 0 4 b a m A T u 4 #F In* In J l f n m f Ft •* uf ' ’ • r » t- F i r l # t i H H * H H*#r» • * tiv **-i»kh F v i m •( at • VMl# A V Jl«m» Hr ** <ii \l |i >1*fiftU nm ! #? u t i# f l r t t r l n r i ij i T’ *i M .'r,* r* , i t •*’$)(#• tn t tm* #t t i l ft A I J v #l|l# F-'bw #uh In O ’ - r ■i at *ii II*' >* l l a r r l a at u i In U n i t A f l F «1 ' ' l l I f|l w )!■ •* #? 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Marinria Wigelnt tn J* a • k Hanrf * u tee (no. f»n*l docroa Aldan I Marrlll In lot Fad Per. A l/tm A*a«. aufcnrd airMirttniJnaaph R itaoll n punnall In dilM i klaolna tl'Vlnitntll, final 4a* rr#a P l a t a n f Via. | n J , P* r « r 4 all. F h a r i ff a rntatie laalnn Tha**drr# j J « d t a t a t tn A P P a l a h ' d a . r# r#* nrPad S f t f a r 4 t #4 P t a u f f t r r > # » C p . tn H u g h c iF n a i a k * | a t r , c t r P r n p r f l i i l lu d im aet (Cnnlinnrd Frnm l*ue Onr) Tax Collections For Current Year On Steady Increase p,wr vi»ibillty pullrd n\rr to alop (!a>r,ttnr «ilr« *n,1 Kitolme t u at the timr hr wat hit Hr « i i behind a 1U3 AlUt^tr. r«ltrrlion* (or thr rurrfnt (i*c»l >r*r rnntinur tn m»int*in t itrirty d rum by Jrnrltr tl'ira r im rpi'p n(rr* »ilr* end mllrrtuin* old Orlando woman u h) had al­ nt b«t jr* r. Thr I n ffillrrtfd in io »!opprd, N'itvrnibrr on Oriobrr •air* nf Tlie Mrri-urr hnunrrd off the s»|]on« imnuntnl to Ml>tatr and went throuch a heavy sn.TOfi tsi) U thi> >r*r, j * rumhrdsr and yard of Harry ltu»«rU'«, pirn! with iv m .v s ; *1 «>n Si,•machine into thr Riotrll hou»r 6A!.Ml Eillom » y e tr *£* and then into a PI* International Tbr Ia \ collrrtrd in the fir«l picKup i me * parked in Ihc yard. fu r ifumlh* cl thl* fi*cil year Aa an altrrmath In the rollta- tnult U3.lt.Vl.;'13 39. which I* four •ion. a 1PM tluick. dtlirn h) Itnjr million dollar* stratrr Ihan in (hr Allen ItrAnnily, 31-jrar-old Vavy •iitir prrmd U*l )r » r . jii tncrre.r man of VAH 9, Sanford Naval nf m rr 13 prrrrnt. If thi« !nrrr*»r Auxiliary Air Station, t»a» headed continue* a« we expert it lo. «a»onorth and flopped at the »crtw of i |lnr |ix mlleetionv will mitatrip the rolliiton and wa« hit in the jrar'x rrvenoe from thu rear by a 1933 t’hevmlrt driven vourre by rlo«e In ten million dn|by Tharlotte Mn»eley of t)rlanilo tarx, .aid Way E. tlrren, Stale Tmop-r Mack laid that the watn't Comptroller. able In ttop her car in time In •‘The lav eolleeted in November prevent the era*h. on October »ale* in Seminole (*mmInjured in the co!lt*inn were; O amounird in t4A,t»9j 09 and we •tamei II Walllne. II. Orlando, are diilributmg ll* tw 13 nf sa*i»unrletermineit tnjuriea t» the nerk. line tax money lo thia rounly for Laura Walling, m , Orlando, larrra- road building purp*>»ej,“ aaid tionv nf thr left leg. Ruttell Kight. Green. 21. Jarktovilh* laceration* of right forehead; Glenn Eight. 1. very minor acalp wound. Mr*. Joyce Kight. 19, Jacksonville, arvere and multiple laceration* to Raymond 1. Sutton, died it hit the face and po,nbr fraelurev ol tht body"" 31ra,""sira" Miiiington! h,' m' tn Hradenton Sunday night ♦0. Jai ktonvillr, aerloua and mul- nf,cr * 'hor1 •i'nr“ Upl« laceration* of the fare and Rom in Maytown. I'ee 29, 1911, pouible internal tnjurie*; Jlrv bad made hi* home in RradenEranee* Meddleton, *7. Jaekton to" fw Ihe pa*t live year* He at* vitlr, minor abravmni to face and * memlw-r of the Fir*i Raplitl knee; and Mr». Ronnie L, Iteoeh. Church there and had formerly minor ahratinn* to knee, contu- lived in Otircn. •font to ehin and rheit. lie waa In the TV and tervire Pamagei, when e*timale,|. were xlatlun hu*lne** in Bradenton a* follow* to the Alltlatr, *Tt. Survivor* include hi a wife two the International pirkup, $1.3; Mer- children, Raymond I. Je and Jim rury. $3ho. $ord. $3«n. tn the Reo ila. hnth of port Orange; mother trurk. Il.orn. and tn the Rulrk and father, Mr. and Mr*, n I. and Chevrolet. $IM The overall Sutton nl Oiteen; two brother*, total damage wax It.Rfln. Homer C Sutton and Edgar n Sot Kill’ Tmoper Mack filed rhargea iwi. hf>'b «? n.teen; r«n *i*trn, at the.*heri(C* office of ••leekle** Mr*. 33d*nn nr-w-kr and Xlr* 'terdriving" again.t John Norman tan lludrtrk both of Sanbwd irveral Miller Ihe driver of live truck. niece and nephew* funeral *rrvire« will be at 2 P Mliter »aid. at the ihcrdl * ofltce. that "viiibtlily wav no more Ihan m. Wedne*day at Rn»*on funeral ten feet." Home with Hr 33' T Brook* Jr The accident nreurred at * 21 oflirlating Runal will be in Otleen a m. Saturday mnrning. Cemetery. Raymond L. Sutton Dies In Bradenton M f Ae4<fA/iO\& f& l S i- f i 'Following U « ||<d nf ahareboli ra In Ihia company! George fttnrnmher . Ill, George; Her! Peter kob Hello, Iterlj Hill Sm ilh. III. B ill. Case Of Reluctant Organist, Spinster Ended In Court CHICAGO i.P— Tbo ea*e of the reluftant church nrgani*l ami the staring *pm*ler ha* ended in Circuit Court The *ptn*try wa* victoriou* — in court Tlut if xtir ‘ till i* bent on li*t*'ning to tlie organul • rnolh nc himn*. *he may have to hire a detective lo find him Tlie ra*e began nine nionlh* ago when nrgam*t Robert J, Met tier, Vi. oblaine.1 an iniunction to pie vent Ml.* Harriet llavi*. .3.3, and her mother llrllc. V3, from attend­ ing any rhurch where hr wa* working. Mrt/leC complained the mother and daughter *al in front pew* and *Urvd at him Th|. made him fidgety and he *kipiw-d note* in hymn* When he quit nne )uh In get away from thrm hr *atd the flavl.r* followed him lo a rhoerh 20 mile* away in auburban Glen roe Tliejr weren't intere*led In the mu«irian, hi*t hit mu*ir. the t)avi*r* an*wered. Thi'y *aid it tend* them Judge Julio* II MitKe ye'terdav ditnlved the injunrl inn again*! Min llavi*. laying lhaj he would md deprive any individual nf the right tn wor*hip a* *tie plea*,* 7 \ the MgSwran Jr,, U , of iw t Cedar Ave , were held at the Kir*l Meth ndi*t Churrh Simdav al Brantley, Ala . with Ihe Rev W R Paul a*»d the Rev H T Grayion. nffirnting Interment look place in nranl lev Cemetery with W, V Rilling. Wilmn W tlnrne, Then Pale, Ar Ihur Beckwith J r . Jeme* Hud ion. and Audrey lee Weight aa honorary pall hearer* Mr. McSwean wa* employed for leveral year* in Sanford hy Touch Ion Orug Cn , waa a memher of Ihe Elrvt Methodiil Church here and lha Junior Chamber nf Com mrrre. He i* *mvl*ed by hi* wife nl Sanf'Ud. hi* parent*, Mr and Mr*, 31 I, klrSwean S r, three inter*. \tr* 3V E Renlley, Mr* .lame* Real, all of Brantley, and Mr* J John*nn nf Andalutla, Ala. old IUER. Tom Dean To Assist M. L. McSwean Jr. Arc Held Vets In This Area Services Euneral aeevieea for Malcolm I,. Veteran* of thl* area who need iMhlanre In obtaining benefit* provided by la* may receive gii'danre from Tom R. fteen, Aa■infant Stale Service Officer Vetrran* nr Ihn. dependent* may rnn*ult Deen while ho la in thin area and may receive aa*lalance tn filing application* for hoipilaRratlnn, rnmt>en*at|e,n, pen tinn*. Insurance problem*, loan benefit*, edurationat training, bur­ ial benefita and miaertlaneou* auhjert*. where legal entitlement la involved I3een bai been bivdcd tn Ihi* area a* a ipenal rontultant by Kirlyle Ihuvhrilder. County Ser­ vice Officer, and may be eontarted aa follow*: Pec U p n Oviedo al the Pn*t Office; pee I. 1 1 n Sanford at Ihe County Service Office, Brum ley-Puleatnn Building. ' **n. Drf. *. W i TRgr !l Constable Galloway ' M THF. 8 A N T 0 R D H E R A L D Tells Of Arrests * Made In His Area ron»tab1e .1 Q •*Sl|foM nilln'ri# reported i r v f n 4 rr# *f* e r r k e n d , tn t h e d n f n r f «er%e*. ov pp t h e « h m h he Sermons CC"attmir<1 Tfcm Tigc tVoO fl*n-* that ihi* c-vip1*iv t t« nrc4»-f Chiirchc* itiH rhucrh people hav* often r»i*ci| thrir vn.ici in prutc't nf Ihc high tenor cf cor .mcrclalualion whirh hi* b*-r*>tnc • part nf the I hri*tmj* rclchrjtinnl.’.TI'c •(vin.orl nf Ihc pxt i.!c arc In b" K r a n k l m l>. H o f f m a n , 72 t s V . highlv mmmcfi'Ic.i for ihc r »t>n i h r .I fT*»n * plHTU A skn* c i r r i I« c*rrirr t»r.| up At thr d*vk in d r i v i n g m t h o u t * l i c c n * e ; T.ddie whit'll f< imlccil a ttep n the right P h tlA d flp h i.t. T h a a a io m u t i n o l l r n M n i m . ."U, L a k e M o n r n r . a n i u l l ilircrtion. fvprra tt ii i* * h u t , i « y o u r # n % r \ .»-)d h i ft era ; I ’. e r a l d o G o i f o l i * . 21 "Bui, i« !* chough Ihif »c a<(o|'' rt i f a Ti t r t f t ( , v i £<* A n y W h a i r !n S a n f o r d , a l f r a ' ; R r f t t e D ix n S m i t h . Chn.tian *lngan« jn l molloci? Can 11. j * * a u ! t »nd h i t t e r ; anil UMIm join up nith lh**lr a**icnrd r*r« wo put i hn*t h.n» rio t uHttW' * rifr« tn *opJ» nut am! dlituAilf the T u r k r r , S i n f o n l , p u b l i c . . . if u*’ »!rc** the true I'bririm.’ tion e n e m y f r o n t h'* n i l i f i l a n f i o t n . •lory in.tc.tit of Itic fvnia** , If |ll I enitiMr fiAlloai* *itd that ^irr .mr ( Hri*tmj* car'!* arc Rcftfntc *' N " w: lat u *i 1oii« a f I Hir tn i * *1nin t mo Trlln •Irtirk mother per tun on tcvt cant* | fd tn OilI I'rn v 8i1'«, . if « r Hunk cf Ih* »< m d r it % 11 t r . i ' U lik e T h t c 'H i a j i Ihf head with a bntt'r jn injur* *pi*it of I hii.lrna* »• the apuit A l titu d e , In n g r A r c r A to m ie w r a p n n which required *r\er#l ititehea of giving . . , if we pledge imp. d r l u r r > u t u l c r a ’l t t r . i l h r r ron«!l« "hen liken in s dnclor. Kddie *clvc« i t worthy t hri*lrm« rharl. Knr this ttii • »i»»n Hi'niimm, (fillnway «iid. »tnirk tic* . . . if wc make a more con. Jetter in the •h*nildrF i cilc.t rlloM In he faithful In mir n n e r a n ra» ilv •!**• t h a t jo t h r a \ a n t lien** nf a!unlit* *tf Altai k the with l *rre»*#iiiver Prltir fHin rhiirchr. during the < iwi.im n *c.i. t Mill | Shit i our heavy a l t ink Smith, he *4id, vlihlied L tl, •mi* Iln'tc i* no quc.t >n hut that with * butcher knife a great deal would he ifcnniplilhM w itig A i m a f t DUi*t n o d a h o u l d *hT' llnlnun 7e ii <!y t «* 1a i$tn h it» • t a i11n 0 e«it«« r a ■ Hi Ihe left rhe*t and r •» him on Ihf tf wc riitijcn:'*4 and r.oirlcrvtlnuit « lU in f v *ti ika* f i u in i at rtf i % o f ri;hl hind av he alieniplfd In de- ly folio* at| thr*e *uggc*lion*. fend him*elf th e A tla n tia f a r t . ' In Ephc.tan, wc f.nd tt»c rca• t i r n t l r i n r t i , let * fm! k I n*ir« *on f.n I'hn-tnia. II l* that Cfcn*t r r l v r v . ’I h e p l.in r* n r n p ^ r . i t e f tSla nialfunetion It r 'a a J # * Aoixp might fill all Ih.n* " Thl* phra*c a t n u r d . i l i o n a r e a t i i m i r k o m l^k * * tha type of noi»e vvl»5rh teiitiirea give* u* Ihc an.wcr to the qup*1iort H u r piSrttf Ate f t Allied light h a i r •arrifNe even on lha annivettaiy "How r,n >*c pvt Chi:*l hark ml* lift wa a k o u t t h e rtiriii% 13 Ith t h e •*f Pearl lU fN 'r »nd the davj v'twntma* |i« mud fill mir S p t r H nf l h a n f f r n * i % e \ T h e y A»r 0 hich follow, v h r i - t r '- ffogranimm; m the f ufl'hrr 11 Mined in the upreial ""Thief1 fall or* mutt he enfuMaf* rhiitrh . , . ...ir i hrttlmt* planning »kill« n f r a t t r r r U n d lf lg * a n d l A k r . *I» w h a o d i » n u * i n f n n U f . nAtltflv, in ihc honio . , , out Ch rut nan nff* T h r v f l v r l o i r In Ihn c m n n d m l f o i i t y , ftequrury, and t h e •ing n;. wonhipping, giving \|.**t f j Hint train re, wnoietimei they l e n g t h o f a% po«utr T h e i n t e n t r y of all he nail*t fill our.clac* Chri.t fly |«nv n \ r r p#irtlo(i« o f *»Uf »»r t t n i i e u (t ir a « u t e d in d eeihel*, will never he ha«k into Chridinw* r t ! V ' — f o ft t i u A t a l y t h r v d o r o t w h i c h may h r r n t i * i d r t f d t h e unlit Hr i* far*! o' all filling tianan * i f i y lh a alntoie a( t h a latino of a pound with Tfvprc* In who rr!,-brair 1 hM*triu* " timr% ? * ^n l th r v a t e a On *v iT« effert ht\ 1 r hlMUnil Pi»F, Fof Pavtnp I’crrjr I. hionc of Hi# fnii*AOre to yntl ami t«» rue Itnt rvampla, an ordinary ronvei*a* tin, Elf*l Cliri*lim Churrh prcarhc,| th r v t i a i r i Al'il T»a»o f*vr a d e a d l y IHiliti.nl A r s u r n e f d , o r P i v U t y C l u b Him 1ntT* Hod hope that I hoy r tier f«■'1.11 •r « *itin wnit!«I i r gi *Vt r i ’*oi$| h'lndav morning •ta "Mrl >n;m; fa ihc Church ‘ ii . mg a* text \ m hmr to u*r their t*.i Never* .VI dfrtheli. Fhartin !Morri(iii»,i their*<•„ they a i r file r e a d m e * * our • m c i n g iiv icr w o u ld privHahly re* tl 1. * i It S \* l " \hou| ih.it limn llriod the king laid violent hand* OAtion fired*. ti*ter **5i, The horn of the autumn* upon *nmc wlua heton’ -d fn Ih# • 'T h i n k o f t h U t h e f i n ! t o bib immediately behind yot|f Ihe rhurch lie killot .l im e the hinlhcr • t i l e r » , Alt Iff \1 •'*!.! \ \ a r II vAa« one that blow« during the tplil of John with the * lord " The mina p t e p A i r d N a ' v ; t h r f 11 %t fn I wfaotill that ! h # l i g h t » h a n g a v i.lrr *ai I "It t» a ro-npiinacnt In B t t U a Mi t h r K o u -au a « r waa a f r o m rad t*v f t raw , would nie.yIhc energy and real of Jamct a* » p r r p A t r d n a v v , And n o w , l i g h t *titr ah»*ut INI ilatHirl» A powefchJbnpion of ihc Ciwi.tlan can*# h e r e in S a n f o r d , w p p r e p a i r v%Hh f i! jet engine mav learh «n in'enthat when lie rod determined In carthr ni %y'« g i r aIe *t ti im jnill air •iljr well m firraa of I.VI dr* l* rv f'*oi* with hi. *iilaicrl» hv per* pern rr al ira» inis Amihirif in #%*#*« of 1 *rt •ending Ihc l hri.li.in* he laid vi.v • ' l . r t u t 1.«* r h a i i k f u l That t h e d fi ih eU U a h ' g h l a v r | fioiv.* F ur* lent hand* «n .lame* .and pit him t i A i v 'i • • p i n t $*f ! h r offensive** tunatfiy, Sanford riliirnv ate high to death making him Ihe fir t >p<*. r \ - i t h e r in S a n f o r d , O u r n i r rf * l**vrl ritixeiip, and I'm pui# they lie martvr It rcaltv ro.t *omrlhtng m g t n d A v r aunt % vb il h l n t w o «l iv* would apple* l a t e thr requitamri I for .tame* to hc’on; to the rhurch. o f a n AtmiveiwAfy of i n f a m y *! mhv f*»r Ihi* rni»a, S rirtlh flM i, I f#a| * Nominal church mcmhcrvhin it my ihity to Haim ymi today, i • * 1 h fOr r r t l i e m b e f Th** d a y au*| fin* ro*t. nolhing an I mean* nnlhing tl • a r t i f i c e a h i * h f o l l o w ' d A lH io n g h m ti d lha pinphal v »»f old, of ihi i« a mere token of reperlahilily. 1 *peril 010*1 o f hiv lime nt ***a for •*!**m! inp* itf thr fi»11rre, lbs Rut if we rcaltv belong lo th# k«ith p n i a d c r r d eAiS'v a n d o t h e r tint mi w ill ha 'with n • t h n l t h a church we cheerfully acknowledge pi iv At inn* I *>dl can f eroiud y*oi m'**t Impoitan! training at th# p^r it* prior elaiin* irt'in nur lime, alii* of |g*d point*, A. IT and ( ’ t n t m n n i a v r o n t l n u e a n d A m r i i i l title* and income Mc*ninelw1 mem* la d e f e n d e d f r o m h‘*r pnemlfp, autniiiohile »tirk e t* , ihoi tnge*. hcr*hlp Involve* xtuwlh in gram And I n n s l*^r * rvr»>thii«s I •‘(Si thf pfventh of Itreamhpf « ’• •ml knowledge iprimary of f*llnw. rrmind you iln i of ih* *..... f I fommernorati an annive**ary *ldp, and Ihe giinig nf .elf .fame* r t lto iin n tlo r i o f t h e gM .it i ha*« ntfr ! who*e RlupAft onr# wa* “ llcme mbef gaie In* tile til....I .Hall « c com­ Peart Harlior", I have t^okf ,i in \M g u * t o f l'»ir« plain if following i ticul ro.t* u* a •‘T o d a y the •aw n t h a l l r n s r hi irflv «f S.infrud'l part Iti Him tilde ».*e:ifli c of money, elfoit and r i i «f - 11!*»Vi r vr f, fi>•i *r ft *■* \ a«.r * *'it' *r !.if 11*■fa *■*# f • o f I Afl i f| f' d h .*%A hour* *" t h e pi,n e o f l h a T i f ' o o i n p rAMl. utavilinned (he V*vv"• •prtifil ilo* t T a k r a look a« l h a p i t f u r r h r h m d pm* “Spitit of the llffrfl«iya**, flop x i \ pi u m in v m i i i n u,a T h # AllJlUpa te hick f h a * to* of tha tni|gha*t prohlam* tiffiupht GRKP.NVIU.K S i c y traH « mm I > " i f r o m lh a Atonrir f i t r h v l l i*n hv Ihf jet Air ape hut bf#n *i An A 1 h T h a A i n ' t *«e c o m - ih# inef f a*# In th# nnt»p l#v#l Hint me !*» m p H •mi'lM'd Inti 4 armind air vtationp, Thpfffntf, in rar at % cradr rnvwini yf*!(Tm g t o S A n f o n l m t h e n r A t f ifiHe H {« n plAoe n h i r h o n t - p e r f o r m * •!o*if p, I ihnuld Ilk# to Ipava on# d ir kilims %i% pcftekiu mo*# •hipan teHh yon Air Vo ftp Thf nnlav uifiivnr m fh# f*f a ii v n i h r r a i r c r a f t o f ft* m t i i p a r * nM e r M p ah ilttle* a ii*! it. t a n he ludiriilr « V o t i o o n l II # a d I r cm , u a i i to man ib f*1*| baby Nnfr nf I hut "a it A ir Vn t*a I It*111■atwt N 1 - th# pa**#Hi!#fa jiI» »*»rd ili#» Southn 1•.ufi o n e iA te il f 11ini a n a i t e r a f l r ai f r r at • • n It *•nn r h r i \ 1lie 1>ona] PeadifiPMU rrn ft Ait'a 4V • lT#*rtefit, hr 41led p t o m i a U»in * i*" l d e l t v r r l* ftniii * 'lav Hdi tiatlo* al readine •, fur \fte Yrv; k tiffp in fur 1 l If' hotter f l l f t l f ’ f,*s , r*e And T*f T h r dr 4d « r i r liiitr* f Itr^k*, wlit-h rW I ifiif fi« nol•#, r *vr*, t h r r In A’ v p U ' a |u l h a te nl h| never l*fmp ut an»»ih#r dtfaat tu b 17; hiv wifr l/»ubf 7*% drivrr l.ntiixte llJSteflt, than any pianA |»ffifndy in r$a* a* the rr?f we tiiffeiod ai Peiil tKf r j f ; Vr* tnnfbrr «f Mr* Rrmlu; HnlUnd H a r b o r I I T r a i l a i o .’* ler* a I apt, Jarktort teav lntrndt:r#d flrnn' Sutfun 2^ hit wife n»»4 •Xfl »• I ' H ' || i* a 70 non po u : i t * p i jrt Airrr Aft T'hF by I har lev Morriiofi, piog*am I r r 11 , and their daughter tej»nd*i# Ihfrr. “ A,# H thr nip 1 *i »yfiilm| f»»r at- f h alrtn N f i fop to d ay * ! tnvativtg* t AI k t I hr "" •»"* fit *'4 fl * *h P f 111 I «| %r f * Thorp nrrFptPif r o d r h a r j e d i r r \cu*tm no*ido. ?V f*,rnaAn riiy, liUvrrr, drt\in2 t» trie intntinled: ^.inUna Trttn 1|, \ m M 13th St . S:nf ird, llboffr, affrj»\; : plop o f f liit I? pc a n d ‘ H* H i n d i f u r I MnisJa-, t h a i n o i p a n y w h i i h 4«.t hat had a !*•» s huiory In the “ A kina that apeak* vnlnaiew la probably not a Ural e d itio n f f»mtitlfAft»tfp o f a k crllanf flv titan and m i h t A r e a i r r raff It H a gnnd p l a n e ; hnv»#v«r, if hav nr.# far- Hondi'x Gulf Scrylre St.itinn - ticU iiir anl I'. S. I l » i . I — I Mile* Smith nl lliinnrll T I 'K S H VY l P. M. Why Drive? Greyhound -V CAVt VOUMILf • YOUR CAR . YOUR DOLLAR^ DOWNTOWN ARRIVALS * NO PARKING PROBLCMS One Round A1 M a r Trip Jerk eonvilla. rta. \ 4 91 Charleatnn. R. Y *7* t STS 4 9$ Mar##. Ga. Tampa, T U . Jh *0 Ralelah, N. r . Atlanta, Ga, • SO 1*M Rlrmlntham, A lt. Itl.ll rhattannoga, TanB. 1LM Nrw OilaBBB, La. 1«-J« I i r i u a k , Ga. fin* Round May In n a in 13 1.3 u.a* 7.»V 1J.BV H .X 2<*23 till III* •its # M tl«N .tr* a Greyhounrl Station 750 IV. Rth St. Phone: fiO G R E Y H O U N D ‘ AucTioN |t»;< L VIH E R 1.1 RnM H 'S Gil.I* B t;R 't< E M V It llN *«'t t{»itaul *nt. * i*N large ground*, front* kh-3 fi, nn I h I *r I r.u i.l, . ' % full** rquippCil *"d operating »e*tnuiatil with rr.i ,r,.,in, *>■) leundry ti,„m; mtwlcrn "J hedrnom home; tinder pal* Sl u r* h» e . !<rln. fit)-, water, and tarltaiw fonnirilon* t'rn|e>i, h*. deep writ, cicrtrir pump, pre**ure lank. NM of the re.la-.-aet rqoipnirnl, which l* arnpl* for il* pre.rnt » urr-*ful ••peraln.n, w!il |,e ineluded wilh ihe properly Th* huibling l» tna»«nrv ronatnirtlAn, with large ptate-gla** window*, luillt-up aoof, enneret* fltw.i*, •It in r*rellenl condition. Thii n* . *nd modern home i* ef m«*ontv eontlr i, thin wi'h »*• phati ihtog1* roof; Id* floor* ,od uloiule, thro,,choui; •pirlnu* living room, kdeh*n with dining i m :* atlrarUve bed­ room*, til* bath, large front porrh, ampla elo,et and •tottga •pare. Thl* propertr pre*ent, a ru-**t profdahl* g*.ol.ee. nil ,od .** tauranl hij*i«»«» nn I '? H*v. I. whoh i* *he priunpot I »*l Cna*t thrornughfare from ih* North, th.... rh ih* **-*t oe||uJ. •eetinp of E'*rl<Ja, and pro*-vd** Ihe pi|*eh*,#r oh • m otr.j J. bedroom home. |*1 apart fr"*l ih» biiitnr'*. hu' vet renveot*pl in tame A minimum amnunt of eapltal requir'd to handle the p-opefty •eparatela nr a* a w h o l e , EASY TERMS ran he arranged IM M ED IATE POP5E.=SIOV. IF YOU R A V r tlKBPAIREH OF BELLING teitra 1: r r - r : l ta g in m L-r* until y« ; hr.*a tevtstlcatal *.ht HAVhRRfH’GH Plan, wlurh u hetng utlbred n"t only hr th"*a who have urgent need* for yelling, hu* al*o hv huiine,, nrorla whn have fnu.td hy repealed me nf ih* H ANSROROCfilt Plan that it t> ih* « h r -i *v to diipo,* nf teal etiai* and *urplua prnpertjr— SA FE— FA S T— JHJRFe— FAIR. 33'a have only three dalea ramatnlrg tn pereo*b*r. ard a*a now eompleting nur hemking* ttr January and Fehruarv. If you would Ilk* fnr amtir prnnerle t« ha mrludad durinr thia prriod, rail thl* nfftee COI.I.F.CT. Orlando (1971, for detailed explana­ tion of the HAN.BRROII0H Plan, and ln*pectiBn nf imur proper•y. all withput nhligalin*. Th# HAN?RROtT*H Plan la Hit Dar-Aftar-Oiv Preren fluecaaa(ul Method Bine# t i l l . , • • |_^AN SBR O U G |_| �«* SR Headlines That Praise County More Beneficial To Community Swm lnjtly, the continued pilfering of public fund* In one of the phllonophfw of the • i » • e • The newly eommissloned aheriff, Mayor J. Denver Cordell, hea taken over the s h e r iffs office. Certainly he waste- the co­ operation and support 6f every eitfaffn in the county. Whetever your thoughts might be 1n the matter of the sh e riffs office, law en­ forcement Is a necessity for our county com­ munity and without your complete support this is Impossible. Tht Sanford Herald Ml S • • One little bitty Santa Clnua drew lota and Iota of attention during the Annual Chrlitm aa Parade ataged In Sanford last Wednesday. It wan refreshing to see the superb performance the youngster produced for the benefit of hia onlookers throughout the parade route. • • • The new Idea of a flower ahow. arranged •nd planned by tha Sanford Garden Club, waa certainly an Inspiration. W t couldn’t bellev# that aa many heautiful romhlnatlons of flowers could be arranged. Thla ahould certainly be an annual event. • • • The Sanford Police Department will have lt« hands full for the Christmas Season In tha handling of traffic in the downtown shopping area. The trouble has already started. Each motorist can lend a helping hand her*, and perform a aervice to tha community hy being patient, and by observin# all traffic regulatlona of tha city. • * • • A fter mnntha and montha of planning, tha municipal parking lot la taking shape and will soon be open to the public. Thla is anothsr important step toward aolving our downtown parking problem. Wa ho|»e that shoppers will take advantage of the conven­ ience prm Ided them in thla modern itep by tha C ity Fathers, 26t*ww*e ie • f— 4 *e is* ! ■ » Monday, December I, I N I fm u n BtBLi m n “ There I wM look into the Lord; I will the Ood of my Miration; my Bad M l hear me." —Mieeh T:T. IfYO uCAHT U C Kc T M - v lm t’EMf cash monies sre funneled. We don’t know the possibilities, but may­ be paying by check would soke some of the discrepancies. Maybe that might he the plans of the Board of County Commission­ ers. hut until then, we make that as a sug­ gestion. modern trend. We ere not eritidling any one pereon. or even e group of persons, for without ell of the facte surrounding the incidents, we can­ not bring the burden upon anyone’s shouldor. It stands to reason, however, that the CofC Annual Meeting citizens of the community demand that per­ One of the most lm|»ortant events In our sons of unparalleled honesty be allowed to community Is the Annual Meeting of the handle the monies that are paid in to the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce. coffers of the community fund by them. It is at this meeting that a summary will The Roard of County Commissioners im­ he given of nil of the accomplishments of mediately released the person Involved in your Chamber of Commerce for the years the alleged misuse of misappropriation of just pn*«d. To keep up with the continuing chain of the money named In an Information filed events that lead to ths growth of your com­ by the State’s Attorney. munity is Just as important as keening up This, however, was the second Incident with your own business and its growth with­ within recent years of such a miscarriage in the community. of faith placed in employes. Not only do you hear of these accomplish­ Seminole County, when nuch things oc­ ments. hut you also hear natinnallv import­ cur, receives only had puhtlrlty In the news ant speakers, entertainers, and authorities. columns of papers from ons end of ths Your fellow citizens who work hard on State to the other. committee assignments, are proud of what We're much more In favor of headlines they have done to broaden the accomplish­ that praise or show progress. Certainly, ments of the citizen and business supported should newspapers carry such stories as agency of the community. •'one million dollar project started", "new The annual meeting is an event of to­ road* through county", “industry moves to morrow evening at Die Mayfair Inn. and Pemlnnls rounty’’, "giant expansion plan­ whatever you have planned should include ned', would ereats In the citizens mind, not your attendance at the banquet and the only trust In Its government, faith in tha meeting. people that a rt carrying out plans that There la a place for you there. taxes provide, and implicit belief In the em­ • • • ployee that serve the government, hut also Are you making plans to he away from produce a willingness to hear the burden of a tax necessary for a bigger and better horte for the Christmas Holidays? What we , *re asking la this: In your plans, he sure to county. If thara were sueh an Inatrumtnt as a include enough time to make your trip "deed microscope" to view every move made aafely. Every citizen of our community Is a by employees, one should be secured for use valuable one and we don't want anyone in­ of oar governing bodies. But, in place of jured or killed because of a traffic mishap. the! Instrument, there should he a Speed l> one of the greatest eauiea of thorough security of every avenue where accidents. This Is the season that brings patty thieves into our midst. Witfl crowded streets, •tores, and tnloeked automobiles, comes tha opportunity for the professional thief to make a big haul. Watch for pickpockets, purse snatchers, and automobiles pilferers. Don’t handle your money carelessly and openly, and don't carry It where these Jawbreekers can get to it easily. WINNING COMBINATION? • • • Did yoa notice the picture wa carried the steer day when a huge check waa presented to ear Tan Collector for County Taxaa? Private Industry provides an Income for our •ommimtty and this la just one of tha many anurcM of ravanua. Taka theao funda away and tha burden on tha smaller taxpayer bacomaa greater. 18 BELIEVING LOCH ARBOR tea LOCH (U k a with SS7 x l i T to 100 x 100*1 SAM DAW SO N Prices Continuing Upward Trend further— it —ths msnufseturing level. An in NEW YORK If*— Prices continue »f steel men itreii that .................. eir upward trend. The Incressct rue* tn Uut banc commodity are create In the price of a ion « are alight and »o far comumer* in order. ,nel leavei consumers cold lt*a hat# scarcely anted them. The; In stmori all Inrincr* the price . m,* price hike ha< addet touch of inflation, in fact, lend* hike* have been blamed on rU «g | l# ^ . 0ft o( , eir> lnc l 1o add to the flow of the buiineii eo»ta of material* er labor or du ^ iut0 manufacturers ram boom by ladling the dollar tnbulion. or of all three. prices on the new m o d e ls volume of production and sale*. I A little inflaUon actually ha* ^ public take* ncte. The eoniumer ba.a't m i n d e d ^ P " * ' ' , ? £ . No. ths. price rise. sr. begin much becaute the one price he M tly to m,. e 11 ■ ‘ L|af appear at the flnlthef worn** moil about-the pries « fi " n. h i * i l . rihw hind Z ^ 1' lev*!mu aren't meal price, may have about hit bnnz- out immed.at. «juak.. Bit- petition Is to keen that the good bottom now. Government f.wrcut* » » • tb* wrroM crokus " v ' C l shopper feelt he can alwaj * fm< i stress that firing price* of live « d ” »* feline tn i bargain. '.lock are to be expected 11 the.ho"1f building . But probably the chief reaton tht 1 average consul- er i* undisturbed k js m s f js bt the price hike* to far at that bem announced for shoe* and '“ ‘ren.* * ' ••*r ’ lhjt ,nWre“ rtlei hit own personal income !< like!) Icarpeti, for cement and •amel'*^* * ' . to be higher now than a year ago have Consumer*, with dough in Ihrit nipper, tin and sliver. T r a n t il__, not slirrvd con*umrx- much For pockets, d> n't wince too much al Jsres and eommutinf eoris rise one thing, the price guns started price tags theie day*. here and there. t The oil Industry, allhouth it ha* unused rapacity, 1* drbalinz a price rise In crude oil A number r r , i-r— 't.T.ii I “ r i s "Gelatin Strengthens Brittle Fingernails H AL B O Y L E World Always NEW YORK * — Curbstone reflection* of a pavement Plato; The world ha* always been a merry go round. It at<ll ii. Looking at the pretest merryunround, what do we find? Let u« go around the world, starting with the American The American doem't feel the nred of war. He la enjoying the ighrit level of Individual and nalional proipertty ever achieved in the history of mankind. To defend that happiness, however, he feel* at heart ready, willing and able to deal death to any quarter of the globe that threaten* him. He hopes he'll never have in fight again— but he'll fight. And ha'll fight on. The English, following their mod era pattern, concede in advance that their situation la bopeleia mili­ tarily, They are reronelled to a fight in which they will sever ever really give up. The Frenchman, individual aa ever, lake* pride In hia empire oversea* but refutes In he drafted to defend it. Ai hia hired soldier* from abroad dwindle, hia empire will d w in d le . Meanwhile, hell claim a bold « the wcrld’i cul­ ture. Tha German, having teamed hia lesson. la aa aitraya ready to fill tha nearest gap of power, then fatl to pondering whether, after all, h* couldn't really win • world— If he could fight la only m m dweetion at a time. The Ruiilan It trying to do ev­ erything. He Is trying to be. abote all, militarily self contained Ha wanlt to keep a foot on Germany, build housing for hit m a im , cre­ ate and maintain the world's larg­ est war machine, and pat Red China on the back at tha tame time he feel* for a weak spot he may use latar. The Chinese are riding Vie peak of their wave. la Miotr land revo­ lution rlimbt a red throne, and learhca from yesterday toward to­ day. Crowded India yearn* to be the Merry-Go-Round fulcrum, the balance point be-1 Industrious, markvl hungry Japtween the F.aM and West, but vast an. bouncing back fatl. reaches to(Tuna holds out the erimion hand ward China, meanwhile sella in of bargaining. ‘ America. Your City Charter Part 11 R.rtlpn 23. ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS TO RE RECORD­ ED; TO HE A U T H E N T IC A T E D BY SIG N ATU R E OF PRESID­ ING O FFIC ER ; TO RE TU B LIS H ED OR POSTED. Every ordinance or resolution upon its final p***ags ahall be recorded in • bonk kepi for that purpose end •hall be euthenlratrd by the signa­ ture of the presiding officer and t'lrrk of the Commission. Every ordinate* of a general or perman­ ent nature ahall be puhliahrd with­ in tea days after its final passage and *urh publication may be by publishing the same ene time In full in nnnparall type in e news­ paper published In ih# City of Sanford. Florida, or by potting a true and correct copy thereof at the front door of Iho City Hall of aaid City, and if said ordin­ ance be posted aa herein provid­ ed, the City Clerk ahall attach te the original ordinance a certificate that tha same waa potted aa pro­ vided herein and aurli certificate ahall he prima facie evidence of tho pooling thereof, and If such ordinance be published in e newtpaper aa herein provided tho affi­ davit of tho publisher or olher pro­ per arent of laid newspaper ahall ho prima faclo evidence of the pub­ lication thereof, Tho City Commis­ sion by motion entared Ir tho minutes of the meeting at which surh ordinance la passed and adopted ahall designate the method ef publication to bo u*ed, and In tho absent# of such designation tho method ef publication shall bo by posting. Section 14. C IV IL SERVICE SYSTEM , R A TIF IC A TIO N OF. The Civil Service System ef the City of Scnford, Florida, as estab­ lished by ordinance No. Slit of tsid City, paned and adopted on May S, 1914, aa amended by Ordinan­ ce No. 346, passed ar.d adopted on February 14, 19IS, as ratified and confirmed by Chapter 23027. T-aws of Florida, 1916, and all rules and regulations promulgated under raid system which are in effect at the time ef pavrago of this Act, except ae modified oltewhert in this Act is heteby ratified and confirmed. Section 25. C IV IL SERVICE SYSTEM . WHO TO RE MEM­ BERS. All employees of tho City of Sanford. Florida, except tho City Manager, temporary em­ ployees, part timo employe**, and employers engaged in rommon la­ bor, shall bo members of tho Civil Serviro and ontitled to all right* and privileges incidental thereto under the ordinance* of the City of Sanford and taws of tho State of Florid* relative thereto. Section SB. C IT Y MANAGER. C IT Y COMMISSION TO AP­ POINT: T O BE ADM INISTRA­ T IV E H EA D ; TER M OF OFFICE; N EED N O T RE RESIDENT; S U B S T IT U T E T O BE APPOINT­ ED IN AB SEN CE OF. Tho City Commission shall appoint a City Manager * ho ahall bo tho admin­ istrative Lead of tn* municipal government, undir the direction and supervision of tho City Com­ mission, and ho shall hold office at the pleatur* of tho City Com­ mission; ho need not b* a resi­ dent of tha City ar Stata at Iht tima of his appointment. During the abtonro ar diiabllty qf the City Manager, tha City Commis­ sion may designate some properly qualified person to rxecuta the function* of that offic*. DECEMBER USED CAR BALE FREE 1956 TAG WITH EVERY CAR SOLD LISTED •f SUMIM X M O U tN , MA. DO your fingernail* split and peel easily? Then her*'* a U p try some unflavorrd gelatin. Splitting fingernail* ar* a r u ­ ing problem for many women, especially boiuewlvei. For aume time now, rtlaUvely Uttl* hai been done by medical science to relieve brltU* nail*. But teats conducted by two doc­ tors In Bridgeport, Connecticut, show that anflavorsd gelatin *pparenUy has grest vxlue tn prtranting nails from splitting and peeling. Dally doaes (1 grama* of Uils gelatin In a glass of water, fruit Juice or milk halted the aflUctlon In all but eight of M women who took part tn the survey, sccord­ ing to Dr*. Saul Rosenberg and Kurt A. Oster. Of the eight who were not helped, three discontinued ths treatments and ths five othari had other health problems. Noted Whlls sons women noted Im­ provement after tha first month, the test was canted out over a three month period, the approxi­ mate Ume required to grow new nails. You can late pour dally quota of gelatin tn any of m u ra l ways. throe-fow+hs of a flaw of witer, tomato juice, orange Juice or other Juices, stir and drink. M you want to take tt tn milk, mix the unflavored gelatin In one glass of whole milk, or mix it thoroughly with 1 to • tabieipooni of instant nonfat dry milk tn a glass. All with cold water, stir and drink. The gelatin will not dissolve tt served cold, but ths soft particits wtll be dispersed in U>* liquid. Taken Hoi It can be taken hot In bouillon er broth. Empty an tnvtlope of unflavored gelatin Into o n r. fourth cup of cold water to soften. Then add 1 bouillon cub* and Ihres fourths cup of boiling water. BUr antil tha gelatin is dissolved. If you with, you can robrtltuto three-fourths of a cup of any very hot broth for the bouillon aalw and hot water. 1 qutgnow urn Ajmrxa D. W.: Can you tall me whal can be done to help Morten’s toe ar neuralgia? Answer: A strip ef leather about Ik tech wide and it inch thick, placed along Uva width, on the outside of tho shoe, at tha baR of the foot, has been found Kmrvtv tho T rrmm onretem# Into to giro relief tn this condition .. hmhbidjn-uludwj S Y LV A N I A N hH A L O U G H T BELOW ARE SOME OF OUR USED CABS FOR SALS IN S Fort Vi T or Pisk Up— Low Milas*— Clean 1M1 N d Beyer SeSaa -b tr a Cleon-Loaded1*41 Balck Hard Toy Beaotifut-Fullr Equipped— IN I Biiick 2-Door Irtan Completely Equipped— IN I Bukk 1-Deer ledaw-Cleaa-FulIy EquippedIMS Plymouth 2-Door Irtan Clean— Cert Tire*— IM f Feed Sedaa Raaeteg GeodIN I PhataeSi Sedaa Cbaa Goad Engine— IN I BUICX BUFKR 4-DOOR SEDAN $995*00 $990.00 $995'°° *990°° $995-00 $395-oo BTARTINO AT *209 .0 0 h a t SytemioB hod gspos bulkybewsadheadedro« aw* teteddeal Hatotiphri-N* faro af erof Kgbf *m>* Uadro te •AeTVpitiwa. $145'^ A BEAUTIFUL BUICE SEDA!?. ONE OWNER. CLEAT? MAROON BODY—WHITE TOP — AIR-CONDITIONED, POWER “ s» n RRAKBS— nsAKon— POWER im U N C , DTWAFLO, RADIO, Cl RRATCR, FULLY EQUIPPED^ FOR 1 1900 * * ^ PH, 441 �% o* DTE SANFORD HERALD Mon. I>er. S. MISS Face S Spirit Of Christmas Theme Carried S o c ia l fc v c n iA Out In First YuletideFlower Show Tha Ft rat Christmas Show — sponsored by tha Sanford Fedar* ™ a.ed Garden Club rant to a Tory » ere* fut end tail night at 7 p m. in th# Mayfair lan. t 'r n r th# them# “Lata K##p th# Spirit Of Oirittmaa** thraughoyl a’l *he are*t cement* the event rn'ild b« termed ora of tha baat ev»r h* Id. On# of lh« u nit pitasjo» *"rj nntii-aMr ihtnii was tba 1 ve’e Oirii*maa inutia which f-vm#d a fitting background for A tf •‘•o<r. • Mr* G«orgn Harden captured ti> show’s tricolor award in nrtl*tir arrar.retnrnl* * ith Mrs. Jnrin F!ri*rhrr winning tba triroior ln hnriirultura, Mra. 3. E. Trrwll>*er Jr. won tha ssraapstskos in artistic arrangement* and >tr*. Barney Berk In hnrtscailtura Mr*. Fred Ganas. show chair­ man. annmmred that tha sweeps­ takes competition ws* so etnas that A fhs committeemen r**orted to a point system count U detarmitia • winner. Runners np were Mrs. Georg# Harden. Mra. C. W. Baker ami Ben Wiggins. Joshua Chase, *op of Mr. and Mr*. Randall Chase was tha thrilled winner of the tri-color in tha Junior dirlaion. Ha la eaten years old and a student at Southside school. HU ninner ws* an apple Santa d ata romposed af % irarshmrllowi and iwrrt potatoes alnnc with tooth pieka and apple*. Th* tarioua circlet W the rlub added to th* show hy salting. on th> porch surrounding the hotel, Christmaa decorations. plants Christmas wrappings, plant matarts I■, corsage, and numermia article*. A refreehmeM booth art up also ard aerred atenmlng •up. of coffe* and Slice. Of fnih C“« *' l i t **" sJrM>r' h * coffee table entries were on r l.y, . . . a . m m m ) i» ■ « « * •» abellt found enH Flarida F l^nii Also »erv nnlicahle was a beauti ful orelild dlsn’ay which »av* no •aotie air all Ha osm. The orchid exhibit am* an ed­ ucational an* to show that It la easy to grow orchid* In Florida. All orchid* donated for thia eahifill hy wer* grown bf Mra, lasrry ipem-er. W Exhibit srai mad* by Palm Ci.-ele. Sanford Garden Club: Consinittee: Mr*. Wallare GaWer, MraF'na TMeman. Mre. Arthur Watta, Estall* Hither, and Mra. A ire Erickson. Something to make Wse Drift­ wood Cirri#, nary wtvaa, r*ry proud m i the feet that the judge though their M i . eows^oaed of clipped palm*. Chriatmaa hull*, and ether grsaeiery. "**< # th * feeling af tha whole ghew". It stood In the center ef the lebby a“ d wna aImeet UOTt. In the hel m exhibit were on display wna an eye catching rrontion which cov­ ered one entire sswR Made np mtiriey ef Florida p4ant« and nhriib* It featured a Hey naming bui’>k which enaradad down the renter. Around the adgea were 0 gra’ -ea, pin# hranehea and many ether rarietiee. All arrangmienta wer* beauti­ ful and Interpretive. Tha nil a-ked that when aaaeosar j the exhibitor srritee the Inepimtion fnr her entry ea the hark ar her gerd. which many did. Going down the program bi the first part of th. theme •ChrHtma* Js Christ" Cla*a One: Silent N’ ieht, (1 ), Mr*. C. W. Baker, (It . Mr*. ®Jehn Clark. (SI Mra. Robert Guthrie. CLASS TW O : The Fir*t Noel. ( 1 ) Mr*. W. B. Wray. (SI lira. J. E. Terwillegec J r. (S) Mr*. Malcolm Higgle* CLASS TH R E E : "And they game beering gift*—of gold, frnitehiarenta, and myrrh", ( 1 ) > * . F. L. Woodruff HI ( I I Mra. t T. F. Kircheff. (1) Mra. J. E. Trrwillegcr Jr. Raaorabte menHow • ent in Mra. W. B. Wray. • Cbrirtsnaa la Bang. CLASS F O r n Christmaa ( I ) Mra. Baa Wlggini, ( I ) Mra. Gaerga Har* (2) Mra. Irwin Fleitchar M l Ira. Harry Cushing. Honorable •iteition went to Mra. Harold Ja­ cob*. CLASS SIX “ AR I Want fee Christmaa’* ( I I Mra. Ralph Dean, (21 Mr*. C. W. Baker ( I ) Mr*. Irvin Battea Cri-tma* la Gaiety,, CLASS -S E V E N : Deck tba Hall* M l Mr*, • j . F. Trrwilleger (I| Mra. Irin Batten M ) Mra. B. C. Moore CLASS EIGHT. "Christmas la Land* nf the Palm tree and line, M ) Mr*. Robert Guthri* M l MraM. A. Dye I M) Mra. B. Robintoa and Honorable mention want Mr*. Jean Ada«>. CLASS N IN E . " T it a Gay and Golden HoMdey", M l Mr*. Irwin Fltlteher Ml Mr*. Mrr- Robert Onthrie ( I ) Mra. W. mH. Garner. w . Christmaa Picture! and Sharon third. (For a personal aota were not available at th* time. th* door* war* lovely). Junior Diuuun winners were as ' Ball. Yellow Ribbons; Rhfdi Epstein. la Horticulture Ih* them* was follows: Blue Ribbons; Mollie "A perfect gift D a Lung gift ” Wridnrr. Susan McCall. Jerry Cul- Judy Carroll, Randall Chase. Su­ AU aprcimrns must hav* hern lum. Bobby Slaughter, and Laura san McCall and PinccreM School — 4th Grade — Christmas Pictures grown by cthihitor for three Chase. months Thor* winning blue rib While Ribbon; Gregory-.Gina a. Christmas Pictures Pinecrest bona war* Mrs. B R. Berk («). School — ath Grade and Chnstmss Cynthia Johnson, Susan McCall. Mrs. George McCtR U>. Mrs «Pictures Norma Adam*,i Patricia Jacobs, ic itim Pinecrest r m r r r r i i School cK iiibji — win iiim i /viaim i «■»*»%•■ .#•»*•»*»* 4th .A H. A. Moreland (J ), Mrs. Char- Gran*. Horticulture — Clan 4. Frsnrri Smith, Linda Wtlhamt lea Lawsoadi, Mis* Laura Chit­ Susan McCaR. Carolyn Wggin* and Gay lianas. tenden III, Mra. J. H. Nicholson, and Joshua Chasa — Special and MINI A T T RES (I). Mn. C. R Ktrtlry (l>. Mrs. Tn-Color Award. Mist l.uiiile CampttrR — *th 3. V. Jones. Mrs. Metta Stark. Fed Ribbons: Doyle canton, Bil­ Grada — Pinecrest School. Blue Mrs. Phil Mari, Georg* McCall. ly Slaughter, Maureen Puts. Sue Ribbtuis; Das id Ba*s. Jimmie J. G. Nicholson. Mis* Edna Chit­ l.yn Howell. Hindill Chase. Pine- Terwilliger. Jensen Jones, Jimtenden. Mrs. B F. McWhorter, crest School — jth Grade — mi* Decs and Billy Johnson. Mrs. Frank Millrr. Mrs. .V B. Red Ribbons: Kathryn Petty. Ar­ Rrmaon, M iu Amelia Angelarh thur George Thopias, Lynn Lyon. Mra. 3. t Nichols, Mrs. Irvin Kandy Cnion and Carol Ann Fleischer. M n. Ralph Belts, Mrs Adams. Frank Hill. Mrs. Zs-b Ratliff. Mrs. Yellow Ribbona: Randv Caton, 3. 3. Weber and Mrs. J. M. Mahey. Das id Realty, Albert Travaao* Second plica winner* were: Mn. and Mary Dee Libby. Gtorgt MeCall ( 2 i. M n. Donald Me BOB TM OM AI Whit# Ribbons; Pennla Deal. Jones ft), Mr*. Chariea Lawson HOLLYWOOD t* — Th* axvma- Mary lea Mack, Rony (ictman. Jer­ (I). Mrs. 3. E Nichols ft). Mn. Ralph BetU, M n. B. C. Moor*, bark sue of In# yeae la a U yesr* ry 1 re Ruste and Belly Jeanne Mrs. B. F. McWhorter. Miss Edna old ora tim* hat-been named Markham. To the many visitors who pour­ Chittenden, Mrs Murphy, Mrs H Mickey Mouse. A. Moreland. Mri. C. R Kinley. The sky rodent has raptured new ed through the hotel door* to siew Mrs. J. J. Weber. M n. Phil Man generation, this time as host of the the losely erraiiont and arrange­ and Misa Kay Hrnningcr. weekday ABC T Y hour, th# Mick­ ments it was i unique way for Ihe Garden Club to say ’’Marry Thus# winning third werar Mn. ey Mouse Club. Georg* „ .. ■ McCaR...(J i, Mrs. R. T. . Mickey ncser had H *n good Christmas " Robinson (*), M ill Edn* Chiilcn u „ putsii* can are popping up on u J u r r** si " * » « t w i* * ,h# *•**'*» hid* •** ° 'fr ,hf * They ar* appalled hy the Martha roa. Mra. J, J. "'h e r, |i(vj. thwjr'rw buying th* mouse amount of commercials MBof( * wi'P'iliF'p Hri'c III- A* hats fW In 9* cen:»i at th# rale Aa one of th# csplne iudienreMoreland, and tw* honorable men* of 14.0i)4 a day. (Whatever hip -our T V *et it monopolised from 3 Lon a. Randy Jones and Mr*. J. W. pened t« rooaiktniTI Two hundred tn • each weekday— I agree. Th* Scharort. other pieces of merchandise eon- show I* both entertaining and enSection E eonsisted ef specimen blooms and branches suitable for neeied wilh the eloh eve being lljhtenin*. done with *» much tarie and rare si any adult pro decorating. First place winners sold, and nu*ro are sided daily. The mnu>e hi* cipturrd d*:time *r»tn. N ri. A. W. Epp, ( J , Mr| Jft# Mo„ (4) Mf( j f jflchhla rating honor*, snow nf under h*' But Lie enmmereialrt They're (J ) U tt rf#orM MeC>n (| ) M rj major opponent*. %e’*ran« Howdy enouth to drive you nut*. Not only Doody and Pinky Lee A recent are ihere three in every IS minJ V- Jon*» (I» . Mrs, Wad* Garner (I I , Mrs Irvin Fleischer II), survey gave Ihe rluh a J* o*w cent uie* The slstion at<n sneak* In Mra. H C O.ke. (*.. Mr,. Kin: sdvintica over the oppoctlnn In ibree more every 13 minute* at lew f m the itaDon brewk ley. iMr*. H. nC. n>.k Oark. &t.. Mr*. alii Phil tha East. Judging from th# reaction at Th# Disney penpl# ar* Jusl a* Man, Mra. B. H. Duncan, Mn Barney Beck, Mrs. Charles Law- Walt Di«ney's studio, parent* hiva up*et a* tha public. Walt appar ently didn’t forne# the aife*»f ton. Mre. W. W. Lint*, Mr*. R. r. miied feelims about the show: McWhorter and Miss Edna Chit­ I. They ar* dcllihted to have a of the network; he vow* that next tenden. thow that doetn’l in»ult their chll- year he'll hav# some control over Rocead and third pi*re winner* dren’l Intelltgrnre |such matter* ■ Spotlight On Hollywood By BAN l)R A ’ Fomeoti* ha» "New f»ihion* and new jeweliy i > hand In hand fnr a iwsutlmg holiday ( i f f . 1 heltcv# It'* Hue after see­ ing lorn* *■' the bicatu takil e uii and vift* In our local jawelry »tnrc* h VMEItS JEW ELRY STORE remind* u* there* double atr.-,Ir.l epproach to men * faihinn this winter. For men » ’:»> like their jeweiry Interestlnc. dram­ atic and ditferrnt the trend l< tnwar-l larger alte* and greater u*e of color. For I he conservative el) led man there at» .mailer pronortinu* with quiet— but nil apologetic—design* a- d natteiu> o -i roltiet the reminder that men’s jew fit y is in a prlie re ge that welcome* budget shopper*. Have you thought of giving him an Initial ring. Mr. KAIM R ha* manr tucce.tlon* on what to chooie. Hit e lver I. evqul-lte W ERT JE W E LR Y STORE point* out the fact that with ona atrok# they ran change a -marl p "brtfkt h’gkU* for Ifoli'JaH Delight* .4**4*W b f Mias JtfMt LeiffH ’ It j C, e t > it u r " t . I » m on r tiifl" cnrtlipan for the flntlcrv rT arsft, soft Khnrnfloecc . , , famous Jililztti Iflhnrt that‘a n nahahlr, mothproofed for life and Juntzrn-lailorcti with new •’aniootltaitrrinl acnm alltch for the finest f t faahion" alcove ( Patent I’enditiu), a aoecinl seam atltrh for the ftnrnt for V U dhpuL Kharafltcce colors; 31-40, ? 10.05 Kid Haw boouttfuRy Janet's priiscaia takas 4* brocad* and in YOU . . . for parti*•. date*! Rweat and law trumpet far holiday danra and f piav . * . jewel button trios that twinkl* with V JN holiday Joy. Yours in Champagne, powder Blue, Pink. Sue* 1 to 13. 29/Ji I 1 Jantzcn On-thr Square" anRora-trimincrj sweater of soft Kharnflcece hm exclusivn new "smooth-fash ion" alee ve­ i l Itch Retail for beautiful *• w*; | i , ^ T j / .. f i t 32 - 40. $8.95. -■ f i & K Lov# that goldan glow far vay*ri haftday »huw* For that Indian aari look • *• .krald and print adorn an totomblo Indian princess of cotton and JwM’o high, wido V handaomo fowl nockllat danclr* a,hock-bow . . . dramatis** drifts of dancing akirt. * Hah, Btua. Btaoa 9 to Id. * t lahhg aad •tifully (Mm. CSrctlaa 0 Accradltad Charge Areaunt* Walcamad. hearing th* Stoma " f a ll i '•I • *'*v "Fluff F t uf f ' anjpra-collarcG slipon: " tm o o th - fa*liioii" sleeve (p a te n t pem linR ); 3340. •w Murray CLASS I I , "Vision* ef Sugar Plums’’, (1 ) Mrs. a W. Baker (J ) Mra. Baa Wiggina (S> Mrs. Irwin FWiwher, CLASS If, "Jtngia Balia", ( 1) Mra. Bam Wiggin* (g) Mra. Balph Dean ( t ) Mra. J. K. Terwillager Jr. H ly „.lt* f Chriitmaa b Santa. CLASS H, "Santa Clau* la Gaming U Team Ml Mra. Gaerga Harden, M> Mn. Hobart Guthrie ft) Mr*. ■ la Seetlaa B, with waa eeffe* Table#, bearing tha theme "111 ha home fo* Christame, "Palm Circle took first priaa aad HaMrocallla ■aaead with MagaeUa wtaadag third. Haaerakti meatUa want to iHrt OardMn. Tha toMa• added meet it 4 p. m w'th the rvro* Uvc meeting at T..V), The Fnll»ted Men’* W ive* FT ih MONDAY a til meet at th# EM club at 4 en*etnbie into a beautiful one wiihl The Sunbeam* and G A v of p. m An t.ectnui of off i n n w.U a delicate jeweled pin or a linked first HaptIM Church wilt n* heid. bracelet. Fa*t gaining til intere t it1*’0' *1 3 -h* P- )"• THIRSDAY at# importantly-sued atone ring*. ’ M” Night Trainm( I'nmn — The Intermediate Choir ef Ih# either tingle c<m* m aimpla ••:- Hoily Hill. But K’ ave* the First Fir*l Baptist Church will meet at ting* nr domeshaped one* *prtnkl- Baptist t'hurch at fi 13 p m ed with pin point in emerald, The (VSCS of th# Flrtt Metho* T p m. The Ad.Jt Chrlr of the F in l sapphire, ruby or diamond Am.i .. Hin ,-hurrh hoM inn ,„| Bspt,.( Church will meet at I ‘ .1l ! Chri.tma. banquet a. T P. m. Prop. m. new lady Sunbeam Itaior whim gram will start at S p The Home Demonstrates Club come* in a wide choice of beauti­ Tha Semlnnl# High School P T t will meet wilh Mr*. Alexander at ful color*. Put It in lay-awe). will hold a meeting at tha school her home, * s Magnolia Avr., at FR A N K .NOELL JE W E LE R w*y» make It a •'Watch -ful" at 4 p. m. Entertainment will be J dd p. m. for It* Chrutma* pauy t’hrtslnia* w th the amattly de­ provided h>’ the SHS Glee C lb and and cvrhanse Th* Tamellla Circle <v» the Gvrsigned watches of today. And the public i* cordially invited. thrie aie few who won’t *gr*e There will be a hoard meeting at d-n C - ih will mr t at the home of p. m that, targe or email, the dlamon I ' I t *. John !’ o. 1200 Oak Ave, The Sanford Tourist a I S f. with Mr*. David Galrhel m ro* l* one of the llbignificent of ad gem*. People tend to forget tl it fleloiard (Tub will hold * <■»» ar.-d pn.tr.*. Thera will hr a Chrtitma* they can buy interesting dtarnouit dish supper meeting Wish game* Gift f«i-h*rgr. *el jewelry for fat le>* tlmn one to follow at d p. m. The Grammar Sehocl P -TA will hundred dollar*. Thi* conir* a. * mrrt at * p. nt. Th# program will T V E S D tT particularly happy reminder j j .I The ( T O Wue, Cluh will mre: 1 - on Ait and M umc taught in tha Iwfote Chriatma*, when budgetat 7 p m at the CPU Club on the school. minded shoppri* are looking for T - e r s ’os f ir . > of th* Card a something fine and la-ting f-r h*"‘ riecti-n of new nff-rrr. s’lub mret, *• 9 * m at tiie Gartho.e very special people mi Ih.rtr All member* arc urged in attcr.d d-n Center, A picrie luncheon will gift li-tn. A watch, with a fen W r.D N I.S D A V be hi d at V•e Gulden Darn, ii| diamond* *rt In II and a gold pin Prsvcr meeting *’ the Tirvl Fu«t<> Vrm l--r* aia a>acd ta centered with a diamond aie come of the many ainactive piece* Baptl'l Church il 1 M f rn Sun­ nring a dub to pap*. day School Departmental .ner- 1 available III htv .tillf . FIIID3Y , CHRISTM AS bell* will have l» mg* alter Prsvcr S e r* c llrnirrocallis < ride of the Gar* The Seminole High I’ Tw will tinkle louder thi. vrar if t den (Tub will meet at the huma aie !o |.« heard above the mu clamor of the new woman’* Jewel, and garnet red F-n evening of Mrs M 1 Hiker on (Danerv, according to MARGARET vtairkle, there aie delnate rhine- vilt# Ave. at 7 rt p. tn. Mi* C, E» G W A L T N E ) JEW ELER l-o atrd aton# plaeea m flowerlika mottfa, Hunter and Mr.. K J. Routh v I \ * h i.at-i'» • 111?t in the Mather .tore *he ran make Dtnn hy and *ee hrr, many aoggestion* f-r a apevtiscuHOLIDAY IIILARISMt l nil exchange will le held. Dirt Gardrnrt. I'lt.!# oil) mrrt lar gift Hecaii.e of the wide ne.k- then there wa* the one about the line* thi* w ntrr, the lia-e of.the- two little bird* lalkn g to each at 10 a. m. at the home of Mrw throat necklace i« an Important other on the telephone line on# A TV. lee, JIM laurel Tve. <<*• neei nt. In tailored and daytime wmler day. Sava one to tle other l-i.lo s Mr*, to 'igr Harden. 3!'s ;rw<dry a vb*. a gold-.oiorvd rto-t- *'Di.l nui ever potlca how some It V hr,inert, and Mr* F W, a) 1* a leader, often art Wllh prople . voter* luuka jour feel Meltck- Plant evchaig# will to hr Id. smoky atone* of grr.n, dark hi .e liekle?" t �FSU Beats Tampa Saturday Grid Season In Finale C rooms Whips Cats Thursday . l i t JAM ES BROWN yfc* Croom* Paothen defeated , the Melbourne Cal*. 33-0 in tha fibrin* fl'wrl Game, Thursday night. . The Panthers ii« r halfback, ■Donnell Burk* iH-off In *coring by carrying 26 yard* t* ihe Caia *rd ions, on an aroond-end run. Woodrow p'trcvlll*, Panther* quartert'irk, *ftrr connecting with Lobby Ijimli rn a IS p**», »n*akn) through tb* f i l l line, tn en­ able th# Panther* lead tn extend. 1O'* Knlcht. P*n*b"» fullb*'k plung'd through ih# Cat* Jin* fnr tb) Con *r*ion. Thr enraged Panthers, clawed Dispute Between League, Founder Heads Into Court L K W K B U R G , Pa IT — Tb* dis­ pute lirlw m 1,1111* League R»*r b*U, Inc , and Hi founder headed Inin federal rmirt today a* ih* Jet cue »ntjghi In prevent him from setting up a rival organisation. Tb* league will formally a«V Judge Frederick V, Fnllmrr In !*• rue an Injunction harrlr.g Carl Stott from ettahii-hlng a rrnup In Ih> known m “ Original Utile League ” Rtnltr, who found'd the league for boy* between thr ages nl I end 13 In 19W, wa* relieved of hit dull** a« eommiuloner of little Leagu* Baiehall, Inr., after he filed a linn non breach of contract •ult afalnd the orianliatwn Slot* claimed In hi* full. Hied bln* day* ago tn Lycoming County i Court, that tha leagu* had vk> laled M i enntrart *Tn lb* point of todangrrlng Ulll* league jn that (he enmmiMlnner and vn!unl**r fWpakl) personnel no longer have a-reprearntallve vole* tn LitUe league policy decision* Stott rail HI* life contract with (he league assured him certain duties bul that league bylaw i had horn changed and riullei assigned . » ( « given either peranni. League rreildettl Peter J . Me* Govern aiked lha transfer of ‘ Biota's full lo the federal court because, he i)ld, U lll^ y eaaue la la New- York corporatlan-and fed­ eral trademark* ara Involved. S H O W IN G BOGART MARCH rm*Yi5p * 18 Games On SEC Schedule This Week W. Harlack Gets \ By TH E ASSOCIATED PR E M f — Heel H QD — liar***, m — MeEighteen games ara on Khedule mill*# Peoihlre; T — Ttiomaa. lirnnk*. for STNiIhraalem Conference bas­ Jon**. filerk c| — Kief. t^>ne, .la-kino, I a >i |||. S u rry . K _ ketball Irami this week, aeveral W'rlaM, l.amh tamiar fin — nf them major intcraecuonal conBvfh* Rnk*r*nit, Naitltl. f it — K » i» h i. )|rf-|fi|<a. (JM — Daira. WtU. villa Hitba Pmratful VanderhtU goes up lo rtaaf Ira n i rt-p* »*A *krdlw«4 yInal, aeonra, Ohio Stale Monday night for a Par I tier a |l game wilh tha Rurkrye* while Cel a r • Vltlfar# Tenneaam plays at Cincinnati IS flrat l i - v - i II Sis T4- n«ln#<f Rutklea «« WrdneMlay. vs• Oiui-A r*»i*e 1* 111* Tha Birmingham Classic open* a f’» --» - Alt'mpl-4 t *****■ Cnmpl.1'4 t Friday with Alabama hoat to such a a fine leama aa T r ia i Christian, {'*••*• lnl*rr*ri*4 ■ Xwiwh" of Psol* 1 IT 1 I'untma Av*i#a# It i Valparaiso and Houston. FurnM'* I 1 AI»o on Friday Grorgla Tech 1 ymnhle* R*"**re4 t p-nallle* T opens its t e a a t North Carolina 1 4t T4* Post We P*n*hlf# It and lha neat day goes to Durham lo mart Duke. Georgia plays Mer­ WOMEN BOWL IN MIAMI MIAMI. Ela. >*-Th* 3Mh annual cer Wednesday white Auburn Woman's International Rowling lakes on Howard Saturday. Saturday night Tulana la at Pongret* ••Yauniationt ■win open Rirr, LSU al T r ia l ASM, Temple April II. IftM In Miami. at Kentucky and Oklahoma at Vanderbilt. Over the Weekend Auburn d*. Ncrru’K in iiR R rn r m visit nut fraled Birmingham Southern SI-64. we ere engag'it I# fintlnaaa al yarn Park uritar lha flctlilntie aar|a nf 1‘ollranaa rn«rt anO that »e tale#4 m trgiaiar M l* aaioe with the Clerk rt lha O r . Mil t'oiirt mlnolt i-ntihle. Plnriaa. I* aceof. Oerra nith the grovliln# rt tha frirtltlaua Name nialute. In-a n flaciion m «* Fiorina auiataa t i l l It. Alton Planter tlulh Htantay •i l l — ,1100 • 3:00 . 5:12 - 7:18 9:21 i •*- • BO TAN Y MacSAMArtA, r d \!!«A HAY" J { i tn K.1V\ , T .t r ,,Bn A % T T nHr ° ^ : w. vrn.nr. w i i ^ I.IAM H. FH R R T. O T . »’O T N « . ftnXA LU ItIf. j^BAVOMT. 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C AR TO O N aa Klacuirla and Kierulnra and Tnitie** umlrr lb* U*t will and i"l«iw e M al JA C P Il P. X O flP M X . ur.it. d ttM itd . A x o n e w j o i i k . m ix. a* Trualta far W in . RradUr A Cn, l L F «lk R cw, Laadarfcack. OUbarl A Ca. O a rrtll Tl#w#a and Vnnimraa. Tyaan A aeuik. W R. Al*aand*r A Cn. Rehmaa A Tata' urn aad G::h*n* a Raianari and MlARLIJR _OROR.5R PERC “ ‘ G et That H oliday Look B la c k S u e d * .WITH... • r j n a R l a n r k # T n r r y i a n d a l l an lia n a parllaa (lalailn a by. I b r n u e k . wnd*r nr a s a i a * r sa id A .V P R F W JO HXar.V , aa T r u . t * # f a r w i i a R r a d i» r a C « . I I . r n l . K A C a , L n n d r r k a r k . *>i|k*ri A C n , i l a r r f l l H awaa a n a V#nH«r*a. T r a*a. A F ra llh. 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Ik* r# * p "U * « unhnnvw kalre, pnraiiaw araaalaad awdar lha laws davit***. l*aat*»e, (f in it t i. ••■Ifn- at lha Btata al Florida aad nlhar •m , lunnra. aradlinrs, uwa'aaa and •latta. aad lha wakaaww aisle**. aav and all earn** rtaiwiair ky, iue*****r* In i*i*r*n. irwtl*** md Ikranak. wadar nr asaiasl said I t - aar aikar party ar eaniaa claim•far I It a patllMt Ih# unknnnn hairs, davlaaea. laaaiara. draaleaa. ■■fa ■••lane**. Ilannra. rradliara. Iruat- A x n w R r r R R X r a i l w a t c o m •#a anS aar and all parllaa claim­ P A X T ; R p f t X n R R A f U M R I . I . ing kv. Ikrntiah. und#r nr aaainat C tlM F A X T. a e n r p a r a l t a a n r t a n l •*4 u a d * r l h a l a w * a | t h a t i a i a n l R II Va An X YifcaiAff. U U IA N lir.R llK I » .''v iir.RiiKnT v o w fiu * LA TEST II. T u k! uHn 'JfonV>l !k'n r.it. i * a a c x o t i p u x d w . A n n a iia m X n n n . I.IM JItn. . C H A R L E S O R O R O B •;SS Oaljr W EDNESDAY m&m r IS iU • ALAN LADD solDGKtflOMOl woeirit o r at i t SI.I'F. SMITH aa4 1 11 HUITII. b'f huik*n4; JAMFM P TVTW in ana CALL1F. V TATI.Ofl. hit wife, an* #erh nf ihriw. It all**. *•4 If <••*. Ih# im s ic I I 'I nnknnwn kel'i, H rtliin, W eal"*. ■rani***. i>>ia«i-r*. tr*4lInr#, irurltta and anr and #11 pariI## rUinune by, Ibrnnab. >md*r er •ealnM ram r-ietrlW* parilu. tf scfHiAti ttiiii,t:r «i vniif T T iin n . KS, J If. I- rlllT T V . liAVIlt M T H * F T IT K n y F t.n n ili* T O : ! MAX « VITTMII no. r FltltKUA.V, IIITIU.Vn A IISTXAVIEII w II III.S.AMI.V, H Vft AII o o l e a h o k . P- .l l l i-'K *. u a t t i s : )l ••(Hit i .’IKAAI- U II AKHin. VV11.1.1AM JK X I___ A ll NIXHJk F.TII Kt , C. M A IlKS. A LSO Tepneavee licked Davidson TT-A4. Alabama nosed out B'eatcnt Ken­ tucky »n-tY Kentucky beat LSU <3-33 Vanderbilt defeated (Texas ASM 1MB, Mississippi Inched past Ih* Meridian All-Stars SM4. and Tuiana trwunrad Southwastare of Mampbia *5-SO. This week'! schedule: Monday — Vanderbilt al Ohio State; Imulalana College at Tu­ lana; Southwestern (Memphis) al LSU; Wofford at florida. Wednesday— Trnnrsaea at CMclnnaii; Mercer at Georgia. Thursday— Rollina al Florida, Friday— Georgia Tech at North Carolina; Alabama in Birmingham Clastle with TCU, Huston and Vatpara iso. Saturday— Tulana at Riea; Ala­ bama in Birmingham Claiatr; LSU at Texai ASM; Georgia Tech at Duka} Tempts at Kentucky; Howard at Auburn; Oklahoma at Vanderbilt; Kentucky Wesleyan at Tennessee; David Lipscomb al Mississippi. Legal Notice . c* k in f t i . v v v iii : m »: n tu tA W . n r , iiiih s : i i t j s:nn Alton i :» k L A R T T IM E T O N IT R R T A R T IN R S :M “ W IC H IT A ” S T A R R IN G J O E L McCRF.A i MIAMI 'JR-Nad. a grey *».tW bargain beauty, was crowned the champion 3-year-old rob of IMS today by the Thoroughbred Racing Ann a board of aeleetori. riaiUtM ly an unknown during the early pari nf the season. Nail surprised by winning the 1111,113 Belmont Futurity in October, and followed up by taking the M l.M i Remten Slakra at Jamaica and the STf.JSH Pimlico Futurity. Owned Mr* Anarn A. Rig*, low of rain Beach. Fla., the little grey galloper pick'J up M7.M0 in the Pimlico Futuniy and headed for Florida with »£ » ,M0-lopa for the year in the 1-year-old division Nail earned high rating in cal­ culation* h r tha IMS Kentucky Derby and other 3-year-old rlaa sic*, and la eipecied In be pointed fnr two tun.ooo rare* here— the Flamingo at Hialeah and the Flor­ ida Derby at Gulfatrram Park. proltK F F .A T IW E H C O M IN G Nail Is Crowned 1955 Champion 2-Year-Old Colt II Legal Notice P * t NOW their > i r to another TD when Donn*1l Burke br**i*d around tha right end and Into the and rnn* of the Cali. Burke mad* th* ionveralon. Tb* Catt began to threat In th* third quarter when they ran two flrat dowria. rompleted two panes, hut thin threat only (parted tha Panthera apirlt, at C*« Knigth, Panther* hard-ruontnr fullhackt, hrnk* through th* ahaitery deden*# nf the Tata, and ran 40 yard* for the final tnuehdown of the game. Rurke booted th* eitra point. Th# Paiilher* over-powered tha Cat* throughout the game In hnth their offensive and defentlv* play. Jo# King. Je.ae Brook*, V.d Lanier, Ralph Thoma*. and Rill Srurrjr ted Ih# drfen*iva attack agaln«t the Cata, «• thev bottled th# hark* of the Cate and kept their yard gainage to a minium. Don Burk*, flee Knight, and IVoodl# Detreville played a great nffrnalve gam* againrt the Tata aa they tore and haffl'd tha Cat* drfen*# In ihrir amnolh wav of applying their gromd attack. The Til* alternated their al* lark hut the d#fen«# nf th* Panthera Invaded the Cat* backfir'd in fa-t and regular that lha Cat* play* wrr* mnetly (topped at the tin* of -crimmag*. The Pantheri end'd th'lr *ra•on with • 1-4 record, losing fiv* and winning four. Neither of th# team* that Ih# Panther* defeatad wer* able to eeore nn ih'rrt. T it r u v n r . C iti S' — T r t " name*. T — M»Henaieon u . i >*>i > K*w T a r k . * * d l h a w a b a n w a a*a l a s * . *urca*«ar« l a l a i i r a x . i r u t i •**. aaS aar alhtr p a rtr » r »*rn«* w*a*r ar rlaiiwina kv, ihrnuah. ihrwagh, _ wadar agalnai *atd R f F i xiit:n a r WKl.l, iPAXT h i .i .i . rm ClnMPA f t : H A IL B I’* »FFOR ORK HSITT MAJOIt l'LI M HAH RiiAfinir M M I *M S m H BFPA R M RIR, af ISIS llanlutu Birr*', Wshla wa Oahu. Terrlla ry Trophy, Suspension MIAMI OR— J « k e y WUUa Hertack, new darling of tka racing world with 4M winners this year, waa a confused aad downcast young man. today. It truck emerged from Baturday's activity at Tropical Park with a gold trophy half a* tall aa ha in, signifying hi* brUlint rid­ ing achievemrnl, but ha alto faced a todjy sujprminn. Minutes before Hartark woo the elghlh vara on Athena far hit 400th vlrtory. Tropical Park slewardt announced ha would be sus­ pended. effective tomorrow, fnr al­ lowing his mount, Grafion Street, to drift out and interfere with Jnyrin in tha tialh rare Friday. GraftoR Street finished second la Flying Bird and Jo/rii waa eighth. Hartark. a gentle manly fyllnw who it uiually calm and tnflapokrn. waa tntd of hi* auspenaim in rntd-afternonn and kicked up null# a fut* before hit agent, Chirk Lang, moled him nut. Ik* »r.*d **d Iks XE«4 » f <ha nr>* Iri*# E*ii*fiy «f »k* w « i*a Ri*»r and w**i*rly af ika m l* frskiva R itsr, af t Haw 1*1 AH tk*i a*rt af ik* e c ti I t Is r K aa'trlv - I •** W ildva Rivar, •r Ranlow »Sj A ll that r a n trine K a tttH r nf tka Waltiva Hit**, at Barltea Aii ikai patt lyine W**ttrl| af •It* I.I im * W »ki*a nitar. af k " ila n St: Tna Waal Half « f Baallaa ST| A ll al Naallna t l A il ikal part in * # gautkaaslM* iy ni ih* W *ki,a Hl**r. af a*oll» * t »: A ll Ikat k*rl lyiaa RaatkartF t Ika Waklva Bi*»r. af Bas­ ina M: 'ha X#14 af tka K W ti af a**tlna Fl: ' ll la Tawnaklp t* 6 »« Ik. S i Amateurs, Pros Are Registering Mike Souchak Wins For Miami Open Tourney In Havana Bowling Greyhounds Ready To Start Schooling (Official leal) o p. Hiratss n » w of sal* C owti. Cleek r»»d n Wllaoa AM araar' far ptaiailtf iwtt f -l bastard Ailaaiia XatfresJ > f* | ,,|at *ika ta»arv»Uan ad iiwyrala sag pnralaam aad R a .^ r 4*- W ■sa wai iidar aald lead* aad * ik «r ■alan. Pfarlda. nakiaa r*t«rv*a in Ikat O rla in naa. from w iim b MIAMI f> - With shout AS of lha country's top profrj»ional* exempt, the ieuer llsht* of solfdom hegm qualifying today for the >12.506 Miami Open which begin* Thurtday. So r m t wj« rrci-tration that officials scheduled twn day* fer qualifying Some 2*n golfer* ara expected to register before th li«l closes this aflcrnonn. A field of 137 amateur* and pro­ fessionals shoot for qualifying round today with 90 more sched­ uled lomrrrowr. They ,rc competing fur about M berths In Ihe T2 hnte tournamenl that will h* played on th? A.A3A-v»rd Miami Srrmg* ronrro. A total of IV) golfer* will begin the tournamenli The entry lt*l Include* most of Ihe professional golfing trmipo which has hern In Havana for a Its.ono tournament that ended yes­ terday. Mike Souchak, playing nut of Grosiinger, N Y , cnmpletH the 71hole Havana lournamenl tn 27.1 strokes, two up nn F-d Oliver of Newark, Del., to taka top money or >2.0no. Tha list al*o Includes Boh Ro*. burg nf Sin Franci»co, * darkhorse player who won the Miami Open nn the final day last year. Roshurg had 231 In Havana. Sam Snead, who hasn't been playing much lately brrauro nf a bark Infury, will he seeking hit sixth Mifm! victory. The Hit of proa will he trimmed ta <0 for the last 36 hole*. POORES TAKES BABE'S PLACE NfcW YORK F — Johnny I’odrea hai taken Babe ftulh'a place ta Ihe second youngest southpaw to pitch a World Series shutout. A cherk nf the record* thow* that Bill (Lrfty) James nf the 1314 Mir­ ada Braves of Bditon was 22 years, T month* when he heat tha Athlet* If* with a two-hitter, 1 -6. BUYING A CAR? ' I tm The Low Coat Panford Allanlie Finance Ptnn FARRELLS * S AN FO R D anAhTKKUJglU. fiuoc Arcade Package si' STORE In M a lm e n l I a r. . . FUMES J-niHSWahfba Rivae, af Seatfea 14.98 M E M B E R F D IC crpraaa lar ika i a _ . , _ R__________ , _ rlda, Flalailff, va. *V, A L I__ RM ITtf aad J. P SM ITH . b*r kaakaad. at al. rialaaaaaia. Chaataer Xa atal, aad i w , and aark af pta. ara ranairad la rila yaaf aatwar la pialallfrs eapiplalal with ika asdaralqaad Cli DIAMONDS s: s . s a Our m IbcMob of dlamondf, diamond rtotfi add mount- —■ i n n i n wpBdally aorntthinc you would lika to hive for Christmas. SS£ W f T R R M my kaaa aid ika aaal s WATCHES Wo carry a eemptato line of CASH FOR m m M M unc w R t c R R R u Ladies' Man’i, whit* andd yellow gold, diamond aattings, ttinge. plain nr Juat anyf kind you prefer. M im a E X T R A Com fort tn handy, we a rt fc-JK* V Jg-J Yi?- | , Sterling: Piet, *d, nr hollowara ( a n d flat pieces. China end Glaii ware G ifu ilema for every op* on j-our list can be found at UmL w .•t if. ! visSfcainmmiw■ >>v:s*n c ■ f— f' "' ■ rf ■Ai tt v-.i.hj ■ -H5Il - -** D e ft. •cXA Mb ~t:r>— ir •i vara Taw and as'k af pa«, ara karak tkat a wait has baaa , rt n«t<Had naiitwd tk krouyki krnuaki aealaai aealai »*a ta ika rirewit Q u r t tn tad Ifar Samlaala Cauat Ji Flsilda, la Ck ----------------------- Y^ead ■ and ear a id »tVpie*ewa h a v i»» #r rlaimlaa la hava n y r t i U aitT* ar iaiaraat la U a fnllawiaa 4 m _ ^ _ a a f kalat la TAM PA l* -T h B Flrwsda ealla- 'touehdewn lata In tha game. flat* football *«a«on is over and The win gave FSU a 61 record roachea in tha state now have for tha season and Tampa a 7-1 tome of their hardest work ahead mark. In their eight years U rival­ nf them — recruiting star high ry, FSU won six game*. school athlete*. Florida Btata wMpp*4 Tampa University 36 T in tha (mala of the grid tea son and lha contest si to wound up tha current aeries be­ tween the two school i. F8U announced It would n«f play Tampa next season because of pri­ HAVANA IF - Mike Sroirhak. or commitment* hut left the door who eh&aa golf over a pro foolopen for resumption of the rivalry hall eareer altar starring on thr later on. gridiron at Duka University, wa* Coach Tom Nugent say* his Sem­ S3.MA richer today as Ih* result of inole* played one of their best winning Ihe ItB.nflA Havana Invi­ gamra in downing the scrappy tational tournament. Tampa ball club. Tampa Coarh Mserclino Huerta raid “ Our hoy* Tha husky pro from Gnuringcr, played hard hut they were beaten N. Y., put togelh t a T2 hole rant of 7T4. IS stroke* under psr, to by the better Hub ” Huerta »ay* the Tampans were win the event hy two stroke* over nod at sharp “ offcmivcly aa t Ed I Porky | Oliver of Newark, Del. Rnuehak wound up with a Ml thought we would b* ” But the FSU eff#n*e wai ratr* yesterday while Oliver turned in sharp Halfback Let Cnr*n paued a M after blowing a chance In lo end Ham Riabce fnr one touch­ make it rloaar wrlth a double bogey on the par four Ihth. down and ran for another. Half Oliver'* second place was worth hark Ruck Metta ran five yards fnr the first touchdown of the 31,400. Bo Wlninger of Oklahoma game and quarterback Len Swan- CHy finished third with 371. good tic ran II yarda around end for for 31.006, while T H Kroli of Bel heads, Md . and Billy Maxwell the other score Vic Prtnrl did everything the of Odessa, Tex., liH for fourth right way In hi* amnolh quarter, with 17**. They split ll.W ) Defending champion Ed Furgnl barking of the FJond* Slate team. FSU'a offense wat not tha only of Rt. Lout* had Ihe h«lte*t final thing that shone for its defense round with a six-under-par M but also was rugged and stopped Ihe earlier rounds left him with a breakaway Tampa runn*r« who in total of m . previous game* have icamperrd freely about the field. Halfback Billy Shield* bolted into tha end rone for Tampa's lone V t X S t B LRAOC R i n w t . i y n Tame - — n TP Asa. n ilttr ip a )ll m llarlw-irR IT 1*11 ns Oafdia 1* S-fT Ml R "»a SI t i ll 1ST flails It •m ISI Ja rm | IS IMS III r»aet| If 1111 III T.nNGW nOD— Twenty-four top Rlaa V* STS* III lU ifiesa :s <114 III b*nn*lr, hoaiting tha atrnnr*st Raw*# tr ISIS 111 lineup of ereyhnund raring talent R«4eakaanfs i« 11*1 fit Rasa « IIS f IT in tha Ranfard-Orlando track’s Rika If IT 11* hlatnry, will compete for pun* Wklddaa if i)*a VIX tferkatla a* ss-a is; money during the M-day campaign Van Mritnrrajr sr 4**1 tn whlrH grta under way Dec. 36. Hal# St « t n 1!» s* i m i t : Fourteen nf the raring *tring* lirta (Task IT 4*** i » ara nawenmera ta lha Crntral Maan ** 4*n ii* II 41** n* Florida oval while lha remaining Ha n a p Team s» i. 10 kennels represent tha stand- X 8 A i« II lea ara 11 i* aula from tha 1M 4-U arisen. ts II A rerord number of kannelt rwwalt llarva*II T« wort hooked this year to provide laaitiautf i* r. on. tr*o — T*« ineivitf-isi H. T . filial r«D — »l| additional greyhounds for regu­ Team If P Ijnr* — 1114 lar Saturday matinee*, one af the Team H. T . track'a many new feature*. JOIN CENTU RY CLUB More than BOA dogs are export­ CLEVELAND 'F E r i r Pngim nf ed tn Se ready for two werka of Cleveland and Sam Rettm of Bufschooling starting Dec. IS. fain reached lha lOO-goal mark a* Here’* ih# rnmplrta rundown of scorers In tha American Hockey Rennris and owner*: R. F, R*n> League earlier this seoirn. n*tt. Roland Rlrakley, Herman Burkhart, Deep Rock Kennel, G. F. Dennerly, Jranrtte Ragan, F. O . D . r * T T * n 810 E . F lr a t K. Eaton, J. I# Fllnn, Floyd Freef o r 13 vatro this atnra baa horn, Grorg* E. Fuller, A i n Hah- eonataianUv abaervtd lha fa)orman, Leo F. Harmon, Tro-Ton lawing hoarat Kennel, Darby Henry. Weak days B a. m. ta 3:13 a. as, August Krau*. Hatel T.awrle, Batnrdays B a. aa. ta 7:3# % .m J. F.. Miller, Orville Mn***, Benny Cloaad from 7:30 6. m. MnsVnff, Oates Brother*, Vic Saturday waul 3 a. aa. Mon. Ptsciotta, Star Kannel, Paul Su­ therland and Fred Whitehead. ‘ f V.M �W A N T AD! W HFRE If I t » W o rth A a y th la c I t ’s W o rth A A m tlfth w t a CLASSIFIED ADS — I M ORE PEOPLE DO B E A L F S T A T B P O t B A LB M O RE B U Y IN G > n n natm I I* - srrx m SKBFICM -14 P. M. c A jw rn w i.t* EANED PIGS 00 up Methotta FT. ON FINE LAKE Robert A. Wtllllton, RenHor Wdirt General Ltantractor Children Home. F.nterpri»e. * Bedroom. Tiled Bath homa One Raymwad Leadqel*L Aaaeelale •flome! of Dirtlnrtlnn’* mom atr-eonditloned. Kllrhen Phone 1(73 Allahlie Bank Bldg. Phone lilt ECHULS tfulltton S e t. . Reg. 1139 III Way I7 9i equipped, one *cft land, Boat Trade . . .|99.(N) iTwin or dock and Boat, Total Prire Double Sire) Spare tlrv irn and Floor Furn­ 11 ,100. LUXURIOUS Foam Rubber Set ace* Liberal Trade In. R eg.. 1119 tn d e . . . *129 '•) 3 Rrdrnum Unnerrte Blnek • v g ta & s a K r KING SIZE fimivnood Bed VA — (221 Down Payment S D. wihleym an. JUaocUte *0 X .Maitre** W , Per Mrn-ii P A 1 m sou* P u t a n pm m mi an X m Bo* Spring Kitchen Fully Equipped. Act fart to rhonta colors and tile, Headboard (IVrcorator Plaitie) ncg. 1171,00 ( ttf e r • W eller Home*. Inc. Phnne Ml* 1M7 Sanford Ave. 1 1 2 R.r»n itoeeeal CNtracttog T. » . H M w. d i m i t e m MeUeartlie Avr. f U M 1«M CHOICE of Many Different Suilr! II A TM N HR O T H E R S 27 Uf 14S tail F a rt Are. BnnktJre llerf ' rtgltro and Bulldorer Service Double - t*re**er •h n»«: 2221 — Sanford, 2232— larg e Mirror Geneva. e a s il y i r r r Maitre «* T ttn Bedroom Frame, rloie to in ACRES of land. 2’v mile* Wert Rev Spr ng O ltl^ 'IIO Morning Sentinel. Ur of L>nca««<l no Markham Road. town and »fhnol*. Recently ftliA R.nn landiv Evening Star. Call Ralph modeled. 45.25(1. Ray, 3150. ECHOL'S ''t'.i; Or Nighter" Sofa. L ak e Fr<»nl H om e CHRISTMAS SPECIAL Platform Ilnrkrr rhalr LARGE Knotty Pine Kitchen, twoChuice >if Covering PI,HAW ING 3 BR. - CB. Nicer Section, Com­ bedriwim*, of concrete block eonpletely fumuhed (ltnuac and Contract and repvtr work. Free JllO .'.lo ktrurllon. Ijtc c tail. Stove A estimate*. R. 1^ Harvey, 204 Furniture Like Newt, WellRefrigerator optional. K C n m .S H K D IIIN C CO. Mndlcaped— Tile B«lh, HardSanford Ave. phone ts a . ItO.Mu with term*. Cevwer 2nd A Magnolia ph 1232 • nod Floor!, Automatle Washer "hnd" Ramberger, Mgr. To Help Tou Buy or nril and Dryer, only 92ftoo. down. II N NDAI.I, E I . K t n i l t : f t ) . Opes M oadaj'i ul 9 p. m. Ju»t one month'* payment Home R ita L, Paytoe, Broker EK'Ctri al Contracting an.) Repair! Appliancei, and Furniture only Aaaahelle B. Ileadrrawa. Ai m . TV S erv ice C e n te r (62.60 mo. nr 11,910 Down Call Ph. S 7I - 17-92 at Hiawatha RetidU and C nulrj . i FACTORY CLOSE HITS for appointment. 112 M .tgnulia A v r. Ph. MX On New Desk, all Orel with High ABTICLKS TOR SALK Give your children a room upPrr**uro pla*tic lop at 33 1.3 M ain. and you the quiet. rc»tful R E M -14LX CONKRETE IMERIOU in i E X f l : i l l « U le** than Mhi'lr*ak\ riownitatr*. m one of our live­ MracJe Concrete Co. Retail \aluo on 3!" X M '' Dr-k», I'ainlinc. 1‘aiter Hanging I'homable 2-itory Home*. Rellonable 30# Mm Ave. Phone 1331 9174 Ml _ Ml in 3I.1AV. lliiltum A Walker. Term!. Retail Value on 30“ .\ 4A ’ Dr>k>, ABMT-NAVY SURPLUS II I t tNSItllANCTt -I4 R *t39.V» — tlatX) Iwt US »how you *ome of our Cot*. Myiket*. Jacket*, «hoe<, I fright A Salvage h*vd* urpaulm*. luggage, paint. MXSanlwrd nicer Home*, from lll.ooo. We»t 1st. St, l‘!iiuu- 30M 310 Sanford Avr. It.aae DOWN rroSerred Hite* to ». and Repairing LARGE Attractively decorated I Pnliryhotdrr* u rs H Park Phone >7C. FARM MACHINERY - Cub Farm BR. CB, tile bath, ample t________1M John W llHunA In*. A g ie c y All Trarlor equipped with Fttwrr rlotett wit-d flonrt. (fully e417 Hawford AUaoUc Lift an,I Cultivator Al o plow quipped) kitchen. Large chide Macyarlj Appllwie* Center "Your Westinghouia Dealer" *a ami double at thin di-k harrow. | tree*, daelrible neighborhood. Maytag Waiher* N Howard lifi-wer. Ohm A* - . i Coleman Heateri ... *19 9! up Silver Lake, Sanford, l'h. 3U3S. I RIVER FRONTAGE Phnne 1717. 300 ft. of River frontage with high 111 MagwaUa Ave. bank nn Navigable R im with 14- I LOWERS PLANTS srintlBS Cabin and other Improvement!. TREE Ripened Nival ttrange*, Only U.HO. Term* Hamlin* and Grapetruit. San­ ANNt \t«S in band* Thmnand* ford Ave. A Fmeway. J'h. 233-W. »*iil\ now 1 hole e II vtool }t,M0. Down. I BR. A*h*Mn* Sid­ t’laniv in tepstrsted rntm*, We ing Kitchen equipped. Landgrow nur own in vterilurd *»il. LARGE Swing Set. Good enndllmn. leaped. ■No fu«‘ no mu*” JUU pl*nl SAVE Fhnne 31*0. them, fi** each ->r tie dorrn. ACREAGE 222t <;ra|*evllle Ave. 10 Acre* including grove and FOR SAI.E — UK TR A D E — IM1 lake front. fl.OOO. a.i acre Ford 0 r>l. ton Trurk. dull$ $ $ 1*0 Act** — Moot) per irfe . Parwheel*. A i condition. Call lujo 17-AlfTGMOBII.KS TKAII.KRW Hally fenced: Part grove land: Wrought iron Tibia Lamp* . *3 M day*, t4i»-W, night*. 1931 MODEL A. law!* good, run* r part paiture land and part nond. Chenille hentlle Bed Bed*prrad« . . . . . . . . D M g.»»l. lintd tire*,I, 21? ' orange Thi* la one of the few good low *-Way Floor lamp* ............ $t m NEW' Wr*tinghnUM> Eeelr;.* Rgngr Av*.'. 30 gal round r|«*elrir water priced acreage* left. Double Blanket* 93 9! and heater USED Apartment ricePlartte Cocktail Chair* ....... $7 m trie Range, yt Ba| tahle Inp It wii: pay tO ll to lee US heftwo Genuine Rattan C hair*.........}.i aj you buy. Open Evrwflg* and water heater. One 2* . t r door, boiiday*. one 2" * S'" glared rhvvr. cine tot Kaitaidr Traflee Sale*, tt.M DOWN aluminum taiomir* Enough for Palalka. Fla. rloung one o o i nul porch. S tbDEI IVERS rtantlal iliveount* Phone l ‘.Vj YOUR CHOICE ■y.1 CHF.VROI.KT 2 Ihwr. 2 Time NOT A PROJECT! G E. UFRIGMT Eirr/er. IF Oi gray ann hlark, radio »nd beatWrought Iron Dr»k A er, nr-* uphoMcrtng throughout. ft. 1954 miKlel. gtKhi •onddion Chi lr Set . 122V) Rramnable. Apply J 003 Jd lrrl!uglne in excellent condition, Twin Botitrr Studio Cmirhe* *!* v> •on Ave new Iran ifit*.*ion. V. A J. t!.irFoam Rubber Bahama Bed Da Si T ..... _____ —— . i age al Sanford Ave A TwrnlyPlartir Platform Roeker A ARTICLES WANTKU - 4 Phnne 2221 l.vpe*. rlltnman ............. (H.IS iiisnett CASH. IIIAIIK I.N price* Itvr. Dacron Pillow* ................. P.J j paid for uard furniture Cali 9AX, !?3t JE E P for .air *111 PalBUILT On , Large L andvipe .1 Fnajb Rubber WfUwm Maier “Furniture Co. ail melln Ave. Phonr B'l tt I/ot»: la the belt of neighborContour Chain ............... Dam K !•* SI hoods. I E! Mot III til* t Door Sedan IIEI.I* WANTED Mother of Rnnford U) 19 Good condition. *23n. call 52 X-J COMPLETE, with all the feature* after 5 p rn, l i t St. Phnne 127 T tkl.lA ltlH Couple to nipple you have dreamed about aurb 291-99 Fment income by managing NEW pita. 'Irailer e Ft Priie.t apartment liou*e In Sanford for quirk -ate, will Itade Sei P! a»o give reterrnre-, .tge, and future!. or wild- trank Sahata, 39lfl W. other information. I’. U, Jin* Colonial tir , urlandii. 1211. Savannah, (Ji.M AND available at rfttonahle pneet, with the beit (mincing iniVs to deliver morning paper. 174'— n il I KS FtlR SAI.E — I7F A with minimum down-pay. Call 674 It meet*. H E A T tN O Floor Furnace* and Circulator* WOMAN In tend to imatl boy ■'Tnirk*. Tractor*, trailer*, rued. ah u A • Priced tn lell. OMC W ellborn C. rh iltlp * , J r . Day work. Call 3lltcJ. H. a . P O P E CO_ INC. dr-'cl Irarfcr, AIM'R 7.V*. reennMS Math Park Avr. Fhoae 1449 »iiH,'ned with *|e*per eab, taddle MECHANIC — Well e>iuipi<ed Slnee 1949, Sanfefd't leading tarik*. etc. Reduced lit I2.M.V ahop, rxeellent loealion Weekly Builder of home* for over 1.100 Uaed fnraltore. appliancei. tool*, Fall or «ee today at Diamond T etc. BMuhi-aald. L a rry V M s rt guarantee, paid vacation, hrml fjoople.^Srte^pmce: Little Veaica {.air*, tto. S. Orange Illnrtnm pnle !>n'e 7Truck A Tracinr t o , HU) 3*1 B m U H K Phene l « t Trail, Otlandn. T#)e. * 9031." nf h Ate Phnnr IVm (Irl inln vitttr f n \ write n rm c h a ir, relax . . have a cun " f d if f e r , ntavlic lig h t tip n clgntTU e am i wimlmv altnii th is M sy **CtAw«iffp»I W av" first. F o r y o u r c o n v e n ie n c e th e .M erchants o f S atifo rn will list m a n y of S a n ta ’s choicest item s in th e se co lu m n s dally. Ta k e a ml mi to now and plntt y o u r buying, yo u ’ll save tim e am i m oney a m i fra y e d nerves la te r. . . Seminole Realty W A N T AD RATES T h o Follow ing Rates nrn now In effect. Ife P«r I.ln« for On* Initrtion Jhe Par |.in* for Thrae Iniertleea 14c Per Moo for Five In»ertioma 11c .V r Lino for Each 22 In­ sertion* M INIM UM R A TE! I4e FOR 2 fX T ~ F U R N IS H E D A P T S . » l Weit tit. Or f ill at Furni­ ture Center. US West lit. WELAKA APARTMENTS: room*, pnvalo bath*. ltt W. F in t St. Rollaway and B ab y I k d i Day. Week or month— Tel. 1413. Furniture Centrr Its West Fir»l knkn Apts. Efficiency. 73TW f » Seminote KeelIf N r DeririM e Home* and Apta. Ptena XT. :i.HAN > Bedroom Apartment. Clou in. *17 Oak Ave* Phono tils. LAKE MARY — FurnliheU H Phone 717 or 1574-J. YITE BEDROOM. Privet, en­ trance end Betti. Ph. 2029-W. rtVO-Bedroom Apertment. Clean, attractively fureiihed. U»e of Garago end telephone. |75. Phone 1127. ______ l/>»rr 2 Room Apt. end bath. Phone 2SW3-W, 112 Elm Are.__ 'urn. Apt. I l l 3 Park. ArluUl. URN. Elticlcncy Apt. Htfhway it .92 South city Limit*. Phone 2517-W. Slumberland Court. urn. Apt.*. .Sunnorch, Uean, 175 . $13. All Park Avenue. and 3 Room Apartment!. Phone 2ISS-J. HREE-Room furnUhed Apartmenl. Couple. Phone 2392. J13 Palmetto. U It N1SHED 3 Room, bath, full Inirhen tty week nr month, Five Point i Motel, 6 mtle« South on 1 7 9 2 . _____________ IIREK Room furnUhed Apt. Alt private, l ’hone 432-W.__________ ARAOE APT. unfumDhed, 1 room* end bath, large poren. Cloie In. Phone 331 or 1337. DRMSHED Home andt 3 Apartmenta in Fern Path. Phone 1137, Monletuml Hotel. • g q S ij.'a K W N ICELY M r n u M 2 B M n » f Apartment. Phdnh 2164 after T. >'IClBPfCT Apartment. Suit ble lor bachelor or couple. heSt. private air\ heat, prtva hath, ahnw- M t A .^ W ta o w w , m locatrd. Aero** Cnjtwcntiy l< Man- T. F . uni Po»l Office. Inquira -----rl Jaeootnn Dept. More. APT. Enroiihrd. 2 room*. Phono • j j f . h. All private. pi bath. i’U R N i s l l ^ A^t. a ark‘» Tourtit Court. One block South City Limit! on 17-92 TIRE• r t o o f h furnished Apartair' 150. monthly, menit. t ’pilai 417 Men 3rd. b: NICE mom*. |tl. werh. Ph. RH5-W. GARAGB” APT.. furnUhed. Clow in. 30S Palmetto. Trading P o rt One mile Soul 17-93. 'Phone 301T-W. N. Part A m ro . T1 oBNK t t r « . IACTOR (( W h J w i ■iway 17-9* Sooth Ph. UR1 l i t 9 Part i x n n h j . m. o t m t o fJ R ^ ie a t lU M m iT iir . . M " S& S & furnUHed ApartfurnUhed mei , K tM o rd porch, laragr. Ph. 12SS-R. ail irk. loq A pO . PI LA RG B, furnUhed Apt. monthly. TIB Palmetto, S Uao nur Lay-a-*«y plan on Toyi, Bicycle*, and imatl Appliancei. Ea*v Term* al F U R N IT U R E C E N T E R 116 Weil l i t St. Phone 142* M : hid ton m furnUhed Apt “ ireh, tile bath. On ... Pinecrert Sehord I1 W IETAL ROWING a l Yew roefrif need! al ta l Q— ria Pip* Ca Oot Wort UUI SL Phono 1499 MCE lltnom iclK Shopping H it Elm Ave. Window Still — I.Intel* Ftu# Blnek* — Urarlkv Illocki Gro**e Trap* — Dry Well*. ^ Niratlo COoerelo Co 399 Elm Ave 1'h. t u t K J i, Center, ______ r.. . , e rr . - .... till! Set* ROt Mil H T A VNDFItSON Cani'lor Sri., Ilrenl Rove*. F.krn. H U E YOU tid e d MllNIlnF. 'On The v.uncr R) Ihc Clock.** ware. Hint Waie amt manv CORNER CRAFt’ A C. t F T | AtMn. Rev the rdAipIctS new SHOP, nut Wevt P int, 3 ntUei line n( Hou>eitarr< a! GOOD from clock' lUmiMial telectmn 1 Ruv \o u r WIFE that Special Gtfl! YE IK SERVICE S ln lU . it ot Gilt*, including w,-rk of Flo­ A Fngidaire all porcelain Dryrr. R.uilh Patk Alt . Sanfntil. Fi.i rida t rail* men I. A l.a.lmg Gilt. SEE the many G E , tte*ting< LAI DE II WOI.FE Anp Cnrp. hou*e and It-umever *mwll Phone 2UT elretne ai-plianir. at tour FREE TV SwDet Chair wuh pur- ,7(V! Sanford Ave chair of Con*o!p lelevi.mn. GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE We»titi|hoti*e. Siromberg.Cart113 South I’aik !vc Make >..,ir aon. »electmn for Chri inn. NOW. It \GGER1.Y \m .l! N C E CENTER 115 Magnolia Ave. Phone 1737 SERVICE RANDAt.tt ELECTRIC CO, BROW NIE Hobday S3 25 up Phono 113 In the Stale* or Overvea* MOVIE Camel at 937 50 ||p 171 Magnolia Ave Vlew Vl.i«irr» f 00 A J 975 Offer* Sunbeam. I nlver.al, G F . Git*t other make* of *rnn11 appliance* WIEBOI DT'S PAMF.lt V SHOP A Herald Sulv-cription. Mo*t rra*onatiln TA' repair 710 South I'aik Avr. “A la-ucr From Home." Service in loun 93 00 — 3 Month*. Phone 1*21 Complete line ftcmprt Soil rubber toy* from rsv. Sanitary Dell* 1 MOOSE YOUR Chn-lni.n Grert. and Paeifrer*. mg 1 *rd» front Our wide *e|-.-et IIOI'MIM.AT A WHEIIRON Ion PrrMinallrrd and General. "On Ttie ('timer Rv The Clock." I’ow t LI. S OFFICE SUPPLY tin Magnolia Ave. Phono nag Twitting Baton* 9t 93 u» „ „ _ „ El M up lo r Iho.e "Sperlal ’ • Sehd PHD. t'kelrlr* . The I'erferl Gill For Pop' An lOGRVPIlIC I hi 1*1 in** Card* Portable 4 Speed ' P»*t Chair" or llmker. I.atge id vmir hnme. children or Phonograph ----------- -- | 7I R a*vollmrnl. all Ivjie*. (.1mu* V ireatured gift! nuK t'R ’s vn.'Stc s h o p JAMBSON STUDIO SANFORD FURNITUIIE CO. in* North Park Ave. ‘ Sir Wert l«t. St. JH0 F**t Jvt. SI. Phono :i« Phone 31M Phone t o n II —M rtoit/ Itoat*/ TraUrr*—_ I 9 F llfK H C L A S Fitwrgla* Boat Cuverini ttemun•nation In Kti'i.il K1 .1I 1 fartory rcproentallve At! |,n!l owner* Invited, For (milter Information till. John I. Biornlev SANFORD BOAT tlotlKS Sanford ___ Ftorldi te • niRNtTUBK. ; ’>oie g —e» m nMT your Furniture at rerrv'* Wavrhoute Fnrn . Co, al not w lit. St All nationally adv- furnpurr at warebnure nnre* 21 t o s t AM) FOUND 21 FOUED and tmnrd In lu The IteraM ofllrr I'M* BLUE n l.lit ret of kevt. llwnrr may have by paling flic thl* ad. BL\( K krv ea»e on Sanford \vr Reiiitn krv* In Lillie Caldarll, 912 A* ', IS ! Ilewaid. LOST — Rlark Kev «'a*e on San lord Ave. Retiitn krv* to lollle Caldwell. 912 Avoridn Rrwar-I II IF. NANI ORI) I H’J tA lJ ) Television • RttBO TT f R IIM t* I 0 1^0 ■II4W TCI.M t*RAlo ........... f» I 1 llahl J efvrr-ft .'» 1 I • A 1 Ii#•»n|r **.. .e • I*) iihiAft IHd Oiii * ** I * M>)i|| ril \ a* III# • ' *i e fltM'Ml I**6m• • !. i J ■ •! J' 1 1I r\M I ? U r. ■ o Mt*«A / )■ ('• • CO 19*1V«| flhr <1 1 1* jffnif t mi ftI| 4’t'ift •^ ' ’» * '-•* 1*» “** \ •**» «*f Vi I*9tout ller.lfllMe. 1411*1A llil I'ac td'P I* t I'ltrtlr* •I 1■ ) %'#(** jfporta • \\ ft111hrr • i . Jj tiv r o R p VON ft AT irtT M o n f I 1^*1 ft 1.414 I tto n n a r m rito n p I •« HAttfrroi Hoot « 01 W«vU fti 6* • R llt ltO T v UIrbi pofii« Prftft’t HftMftk a l * Me* «t l.rdopto * M I'rlfil^r On A Clop I t ’ * tvftftifir Af'itU ! |t I* a I •\r~ fo r iijtlR • S vM • ’• 1 ft It ft * .N1 1IrvDt * It lit I *•ftc•11rttft It It Af II era • VVh.Ii Bvl•»*Ig| ) t aft Plfri It !* 'w ia ‘i r a i l T# FfPffL. 11 #i'4 P)«(i ffff ^ t » r t n t r M nNtita Slit* tiff #t|fto iMl a ' f t f t " • f’ t t l T # TI M P IV III • II f II I ft* I A* ft :» ?! 22—^I.FtTTH 'A L B9.RVI(73to—29 •It It It FRBHDA1RK Ippllanrei, «alei It ’ 1 and aertice. G. Jl. High, Ouedn. I,* IV FI*. Phono 41)1 nr Sanford 1 : i ■ ORAITU t«via.r)n ^ • I'a r n PM tM I' *ftumft K »f |.W ftfttKwf T f. • U of nine RRfrW OaflBlfi Kanflfrtrt 7 #9» f ft11•er*. p* t ft»i f* \e*a . W.atVet At"fn|P| UniifO AM lN inoW I air ^-(ft r>f Llffr «• *T. h f- f LutPt JA* Va I'fti" Mh W L+ %* iteiry li-,hftr t *jr Lft wiftf’llrt. Vaf w |t « f*ft» »f Ifa ik H i If •vt rrtftr Jn n l< « r« t Ptftin f)«l<k«k Clul» P la ta Ppftftft A ! A OlA PPR Jftfhav'a O io lr a Wefft.ee !»•. «l||rt|ft§ Keuimo 10B— SALESMEN WANTED - :Qr is. B u id i o B i L E m u H L i i I; Il ^ n tT O jA N full or part- line. . iftjJ w *Rr r ftp, m. 1 CARS Call. 971 nr 2SU3J. s 10 BODBtrr so u > t r a d e d ro - o r r k w M M if i n o ~ g 3 »•'» Roy RMpi U*ee C an ' 10 H work W A vn n ’*» Sanford Avo A ttth At HAYNES Offlre Machine C n , t-1 1» Cf«,»r* Typewrllrr*. adding marlune*. LAWN'S MOWED by Jerry laird. 3 4 flFn *«ftlfts rifnund ■OATS - MOTORS —t t _ -1*jt* Rentals 3H kfag . l'h 41 Free evtimaVe*. phone I3I7-W » ifti I *a n* 1 iT tA M K W ; fUf.K------l Mrl|pt»r ?)«r l A u n p r t BERvvica: - n 1 : pft'ffti dtnriit MiSlD work wanted. Part or full 1935 EVINRl DEA aod I I fin 1 *u A(F«*|b* lime Eapencnced. 1210 itan 1‘SEO MlirORA gilrtine. WRim TV IRIIARI* 4 U«“ — One hour - W**h and Damp Drv L 1 It I’. EV1NHUDK, yowrvAT One hour '4 - W.**h and Dry Fold G<hm| Siiecklrd Perch A » T»*M P<H I« FORMER BOOKKEEPER de.,re% Trnller *21 A Ftnohed laundry part lime employment evemng- 1.1 II. KVIMIUDE — Elto. Ktnda’ Sanitnne tiry Cleaning k # T M o u l t C l nil 1 AO i f Ind Saturday. Familiar with alt 1 A4| P I*ft| Iff AN ote—but .troll* good . . . . . . *17 50 S m tlh aid e L nnnilrnm nt 1 l- l fli# ft A l l * llpe* h'jMnrv. Reply Bo* J l) - . 1.5 It. SEA KING. heulh side Foodntarl Bldg, 1 II p c a 1 1 1 t a 4* ft aNAtot |c Sanford Hrralil, 1 run* pvrtrri *2*50 l t * d | * 111 to* Fa.I 251h Si. i ll l u . l * . 71 * Ifc t MISCELLANEOUS —13 i If !■ SCOTT ATWATER. l*« I t - . h i n 11...id SB h VI UK —27 relinlthed W 50 a '>*4 It 1 1 . 1 - t V ll 'i* ^ IHTHIlKSTRIi In s a I in g ’ “ TWO 5 II EVINlt< HE ZEPHYR'* l 3n Jftii P m nn* L. Ml)—Plano Irrhninan huy Yotrn fm-t 4. c 4 1 t Your choice i .................... *\<i Phone lift*. Route I. fianford I jUE M a m % 1 *' ertlbfti R tM S 3 H SEA REE ............... *M50 J* cfi N» t I l f «»r*A a HORSE WIZARD---------*45 00 m • V* i d l e f*Ne 1 SP K Q A^m V K K S -I iUIRCt ltY, i t « • * I***a% n # r * » t I I *•*! KKROSKNK t f t lf t Hhrtto It Bottem t m l .. ItlSeO M ] AAR.2 ^ 4 J; 1* . 0.1 iijMorv * vueei* -,->»() Mr« S 70 If FIRESTONE with Fuel17e Vtt Hnllon 17c O MaticTank . . 1132 V) I—ro oo_A_n Wa ler Pu mp*— IM t'K K IA I. ■chU&Y 1123.00 to It. Liahuunfi MECl RK ItV H F. STA TIO N MERCURY if,iirrieane Faria PhoM^Sa* with 3 eitra propeller* $1*5 00 I 20K I'a rk A vr. f f f i o t aoadrif « 10 H Si D T ATTWATF.R, eom r a Ti i MK, w B f . ^1 plelely rernndilnmed |U Wl 10 H. MERCURY Lightning, run* g o o d ........................ ..f*9.95 IS il. SCCJTT-ATWATER INSTALLATION of Llnotcum. Car- 25 If. JOHNSON, 1953 Model, very fait 922500 M w o le u i it T ile To. Complete with Remote eonl i t W. lat SL Phono 1117 irni nn? fwRiffti fuh!* For AH Cnrs only . i .......... . 1. 9159 99 I l k A U T I I T f . PA 1 TKUNS - — ■m _ At*o many motor* torn down for Sot w Colt CUSTOM K i m : u lived part*. Reaionable. liSd RNISHED Apartment. 1 room*, . H mo le w a / T M .. arge porch. Call 12U-R after ATTKACnVELY DKSlUfED B day. W. J. KING -------------------------------- BEDROOM BOMBS - PBICSD GREEN BEANS — F in t Picking. from Mo.eao. t* tu.aee. m u J —___WANTKP TO KgVT -1 11.00 buihel, brmg ronUlner. S o e llr. Edwards at High School Hou*a cleaning - Window*. Wall*. la d VA (C l) Ffeawtod. GENTLEMAN employed . at Air FIDS. Field dealrr* room irtd hoard. JL4JFJ* rh00# D> C* C,W* eti. Clone In. Bert of referrnrei. COVERS. Write Box J D rt. Ttia Herald, ■ettdera «f Piatt * M M Mr toaunaead*. aUte1307 Well UfVELOPES. ■wata, m ria a a , kaad Mila, and ftirida tHA*. *s h o m e for the REST hue tn Nallimally WIDE .Selection ••( 2. 3 and ( Red | r.hiin iinme*. )->r inlormainm Lad* Puchr** and |j d v Sunbean Adv Kurniiure re rlecirlc 41195. Com. rail 2*71 - 1191, H awalhl *'---- *- ihavvn, -1-....... BERRY s WAHEHOPSi: nlete llncv -- Shulion, Mix ROSA t . PAY TON, BROKER Furniture Company tartor. Yardley amt Lenlharts Vnnabclte It. Ilccuiernin, A*.er 9111 tt. I IT.t SEAT COVERS jrfSflirt JL ' ODttAM* tUttHt me. Three Bedroom Apt. or derirod by employee at ta family, child- 0 fo r yt- USED Electrte coin dtipenier drink : > Good running condi­ tion. Ideal for beer rtdtage bat. ( an he »ren at The Sanford Herald. tlO. at i n 3 1951 CASE DC—L GOOD CONDI* AND SELLIN G ! ira jf iiiA On hale While They 1*41! New IMS Model EVIN'RUBM 3 If. I.IGHTWIN. (Sold Out) 7'-» FLKETWIN. (Sold Out) IS II. FASTWIfi halo - . . 931156 15 11. *' Demonitrator IMS 00 21 If. BIGTW IN— (Soa Out) S 'I. Fleet Starting Big Twin ............... 1411.50 M H. Eler. Demon ft rat or .. 1315. with new motor guarantee 93M See our new 195ft Model Evinrurie* COMPUTE OUTFIT RPECIALS Glaia, Aluminum or Mahogany Boat*. Many new model* Juil arrived. GaUr trailer; also levrral modela of ured boat* A trailer* oa hand, priced reaionable. ROBSON mITSTm Spw tnft Geeri ■KSifcL ritO M rr IN S T A U .A T IO N Strickland- .Neva# 11 U A ▼1 r m i r M iiN im i Tftftt rAtr#rN *« II I f l r r n l l f •Nft'to Af NN K A rifif* '* DO f f p f N llB'kfft n * )|*ft*i H n f f t r i NN 'O it f ' j p M r x i M iM frtf »> " * , W i h < i r A f f 1*11f TJ,"|a|*f |*f 1 1 M. *1 I n K lrlU ft I t I I I M u lit V l l l f t R * f»4 1 • i m « » o n » 1 e 1 * » 17,1* ^ftve of U I p I . >Jn il l i 4 l4 I. s 7*!M' t.'li *!t * I !• f -P 1okeek .1 to Ik# b»<V •I rwy ha-UrP T » NO *»ffP) for •ipipirif la.m i •>pft iTflflfli ^■ft« Pc* "k# iHl) Y Ste 1 l . f l l "tttApar’V flnla Crot.ir MH«!il#r |l«r In thi* fiitnro m in Hie p .i.rt, wo will lx* h e r e to 99mire vnu nf finiling thft liuililing nmtrrln!.* y o u need. Call on i h aorm — t o ­ day ! HILL LUMBEW & SUPPLY YAHi) ilV f M AhdO •U«lOlPf» MA I Morrison, Inc. Hftnfnrd. Floridft Pfcofti 200 : A /Y O TOO CAN SELL Aaythlog Vito A Aft A D R CALL S L ' / i O f A G SHERMAN CONCRETE M K C 0. M �/ WIIAT BETTER CHRISTMAS GIFT FOR THE FAMILY THAN A NEW HOME □ BA LES You O F F IC B $10,600 Home: 4 Our Present Pinecrcst Development it * CanPurchase A I f you Are A Veteran — 1375 D oes P ay m en t $62 P e r Month. t r io r m Service Personnel F. H. A. — $905 Down Paym ent $60 P e r Month . PJHFCRKT SCHOOL » F. II. A. — $1,235. Down P ay m en t' $62 P e r Month. MAKt M 25 iCRfS e# SCHOOL tftOUNOS SOUTH PINECPEST SUB-WVW r V.A. (veteran) and F.H.A. financing com­ mittments on 59 homes were obtained before the recent change in the law that requires an additional 2 per cent down payment. Only 5 of these homes are left. ' You can act now and purchase your home for $250. less cash down payment than you will need on future homes. •w- l Xi. £ BLOC* C |C c c c c ccc * in .w «• 1 a. x i R* X -H o m e s Sold # — Homes to be Completed before Christm as C —Homes N<rv U id e i Coystriicthm We have only five homes unsold of our first 59. All of these homes w ill be ready for you to move in before the holidays. mm * .•.*»**.' BRAILEY O D H A M , President - rz. : ’ | , • :------5 We have .sta rted . construction FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION OUR SALES O FFICE 1 *• , on tw enty three more homes in ,1 * -t ... *%r\\ i, ■ \, - “V * fA ffa i y rfri-J ’y •* , i,V - y3| f \ .• *r- h i Sgf’ ----------- W ■SK m k JI fgg; r^ S & P \ -JjrfsA \ w » ; n* H 9 *' ‘ • �16 More Shopping Days Until Christmas 3Ih v ^ a ttte fc fo r a lft ■ an rv n g rg y p g N T n A n .r n tw s ta p c t Circuit Judge Refuses To Answer Question On Collins Eligibility '9 0 - No. M i Repairs Are Asked For County Kitchen People who pratioualy have at­ tended nr* nf the annual all mttvie Om*!mia irrvlcfa pre*enled by lb# Chancel Choir of the Eirat Pre»b>tenan Churrh ar* looking foraird aagrrly lo thia year's ter*.on -thick mil be held at 1 M TALLAHASSE E h-Leott County p. m. ne\t Sunday. The tham* thi Circuit Judge Hugh Taylor today! year revohea around ih# atory n refuted to annuar the question of the Nativity and the auh*equenl Gov. O lh n t’ eligibility to aeek re adoralmn of Ihe Chrut child A l__ C ___ t ____ I elect ton. four dtffereni aetltngi, according 09876385 The court held there waa no to Mrs. George Tnuhj, Miruatrr of ■ i -------- — -------------------controlerar herauae CoUtna baa SI uair. not announced hit intent ion a to There ml] he nine anthems tuna k Inlit of Wl Seminole Count* run. hr lb* .U mice* of the choir and children un.lrr la obiained aork In dismissing a rhatleof# io Col Ibe firal fn* mil rrlale in# atory permit* through Ocii*ber tma year. lint' eligibility filed b/ Peatlee of the birth, the «igmft.-anre, the •|ncrr# falih In Sanf’ rH a"d reports Industrial Commission Streets nf Lake Park, an announced the adora A resolution he* b»er received humble surrounding*, , , • *> County," **id Earl i* ihiirnian Jamr. T. \ nrrilr. S p r i n g f i e l d , nr. jw-Fed#r*i candidate for governor, Judge Tay­ by The Hanford lleraid In memory tion and iha prncUimioy af Ihe Eau.i, ovmar and operator of Malcmde. II.U I of th* employauthorities have turned down Gov. lor aaid: The Hn*id of v , minn;e County of the late Kltoia J. Moughton, 5r. ' Fau*l*a Prtic Ptor», bat IrH m* menl rrrlifirjirt *tre i•»tir«l William G. Stratton'i request for "The court it of the opinion that c.*mnil**loner* H*r.anted their The »erond »ectton of the hour "to espand n-r k u n i . n i through ihe third quarter of tin. Tba resolution rea. 1 i t* fn'lo**: an inv*<ticatlon nf the Emmett no Justifiable contmverav exists tinbuainria lodsy. Includirg 1ha apWHEREAS, it ha* plsa/ed All of worship giaea a mualfil por- he»» in danfoni and open anntner »,-ar rompsrd to II U i inrnugh Leust* Till m e In Mississippi. leva Mr Collini intenda to be a Mighty God to rail EtlOn J. trait of l hrulmaa oh«arvanc# in aio , to .« Vn< i* a* T*u*t • Sun. «**r aim# iimr in 1U | \oerllr oval Of sourher* and rlaima. lit The lilt noa governor yeslerdsy candidate; that the law does not Austria, Portugal. Early America, dry Store" at the corner of French .aid lb# increase amount* lo J9 n hour* snd file minutes, *d« released a letter from Attr. Gen. require Mr. Collina In atate hia Moughton, .hr. *o mi lenrirr; Modern America and tba world Aar ami :10th St." p,-r rrnl I WHEHKAS. he left behind Herbert Browncft Jr., saying that intention! at thla lime berauae the jountiny at ll.XS thi* morning 0 \* t, | Fault came to .'t*nfor.l fi«# veer. The Scinin.de County eertiflralca There'* mu h lo Kc done In pul. an fetUeal offense vaa Involved In legislature hat Bird a later dale many mneiutnsnU So hr angofed in A ie*i ie*t i«*i msie before iha Th# in*trum#nfel porttem nf fbe a"d ‘ me# ihrn he Mid, "I included UI b.r hop, and 14 for » hotol m complete readme** perpetuity and the rate. aa the deadline fnr the innmmreservice wiM fonaiit of Ih* Christ,,fn phenomenal grueih and s,r|, for tb, « inter »ca*oo WHEREAS, aba family M fMop mas Chime, that beg., at 7 JJ ■erauon slid Bi.<»n#R told him menl of candidates “ aocuniy." The p* te, Ihrf. , #r. 1(W %n.t Ih, x, „ f. r r .,™ T n " 1 k",Vt !h" J. M'-ighton, Sr. ha* treated ran- three organ preludes and an offer- k*nf.*rd driggut » ho he* mad# ij , f n out by youiha lk through II m>». the usual i* thr ,* ., ' * the only b*n« for feeler.il Jurisdic,n" Homehdehen. no* Itnonn at Judge Taylor addedthe Demonalration Center rar with a ewtrn factual eendor Uoo would bate been rf Mate or "Of eouree Mr. Catlma bee the thousand* of friends In thi* sir* V fjr, „f I|£e. and U by Children Ru.htny her, and there, are >•# rer,i-ed in that the hulldior lory, which mil N pla>ed by Mr*. local officers had been Involved hi legal right to announea nou but whirb will bar* untold values «*ld. *| h « . that thi* aommitn- t7 through la Normally, m.ira nf drove* of rn.rl.ei* tax tudmg car- rou^d he more hroadlr need hT the and benefit* to tb# public *< large Touhy. the crime or W Till had been ab­ ' the question nf whefhrr or not in and those whom ea-ver atrtkaa; ttjr .* rou.g So cunlttiue Ha al- the older Children hold job*. penlrrs, elortrkiana, rainier*, aid Home Demonstration Club rroup* Solo puriion* nf lb# anthem* ducted and taken aero** italt rva.lv unuaual e*p»n*inn. -ph, rertihrate luaati do not «h*t»*er ad-lltlonat hei|i it t*»e* . . . , , , the public mtoeoft he ahould make WHEREAS, N it the sentiment wiU be taken he klr*. Charles Uo m . “ I have ■ payroll of more than ,)! children « ho work. Some to pta.e thing* m their p.oper , , / r*«P»*»lin eluded tha rvpatra " A l available Inform saton how­ hie ponMon Hear at thw time ia of th« members of lh« Rtecutiva Wtlke. Mra Rohert Graham, Mn. Mh.hOfl a year.," he M-d. "mth 22 ire eaempl from rer „Uc. and i« lh.tr proper .har* C T* ^ ' T " l'* Vf,' r * ever. mdaaaied that tboae who per­ one which k k In eeepontbi'ny Roved nf tba Semmol# County H arm Eolda and Pick Aiken. Mr*. or ovtr* aenr'oye* in th. two t i l l * M I W |r#.,uttemcnl*. a t, Folk* running buiHing tnaide. v e |n aa e* ir* H * e, asuch w*** r " * » Iare I P |practically >IRt lit q i l l r u n n i n g lovrr it * I , , . to antwee. Kny Mann a ill ba haard at toe t’nit at the Ammrsn Cancer petrated the offers*# were private work in H T U f , or on nn# nnothrr, r*rb »iih hi* or nrr 1 ' # r r' ' * nar "f f#*f " V and whew he doee an, ene tioeleCy, Elorida iHnaioai, I nr. piann keyboard. per emu and that the kidnapmc cn'der month* and fan* fnr th# MWr, than anything Eaal farma out*id* achnnl hour*, and epcial t**l tn aicomplt»h. and ,»he umm#r_ waa cnofmed In the Stale of Via- of two aftwetMna wfi eaiM. He bars lost • moat valuable friend; Tba membar * nf lb* etanw who ■ not earn. In wtsarfi event no hlaVmnln. I - Ule oil N» «• !'" •« tb* Slislppt," Browne! wrote Stratton. KOW. TH ER EFO R E, ha k re- ar* participriing ar* aopranna; Fau.t atpUlne.1. I appm .au very .treat tr.de* auch « t r r *P* ^ o,' .. fantah new »eque*l pending an Inseattgatim* "Such betrvj tie caae, to** depart­ dooaiton erf tie qneattrm nf tew ta aaivad by the Eaeeutira Board nf Mra. David Bach, Mrs Robert doop'r the D"# »* v folk* m Svn- selling m whKh youths *ra „ «»>• repair, needrd. th. rost. ment le without any authority to eeled Bw, er be wan ram. In which tKa Sammola County C ut nf Iba Coenall. Mr*. K M. Calloway. font and M . ate. hava .rv.ted #mplo>ed it a lr a .il.;• • « » " « ]•" ^'7 .1 Z . T g e m V ^ r . p L and*nd ........... of improving AmavWaa Cancer Society, ITon.la Mra. Robert Graham, Mrr. Rich­ rae Naturally, be Mid. whet, w# tike kareeUiatre er any JJ* enn,,‘ eted amt Dtle.1, re- th. building Th - CommU,toner. rUriaiost, law. that *e aormw- ard Pickard, Mr*. Vick Pfaifauf, hav. h ernia and Ihe I ™ ' ! » ’» ' " [ M « « ch.l.lcen fully taka note of hit pa**"*ir Mr*. Otarlf* Rilke »nd the Mtaaes tn the eommunttv whrr# w* live, crva*^*in number*'at ^aiTipIo) nienl nmalion* ate being mad# and esen , ,f ,„ r d the matter M Comm.*and satend a Haartfelt evpreetmn Gen# Nunnctly, ra il/ Walker and ( F.u^'a Rundry H e r. will be rorGlicaies issued to Mnnrla childrval. I.v*. grow.ng plant* at. bamg ..oner Fred Dv.«n. A report will nf aympathy lo tba family nf tba Jnan Rilke. more than Jital a tomar alore. rvn this year mean, that not only (brought in Ilf*. , , , *w "?»de al tb. n . « meeting af lake Ehoa J. Moughton, Sr. during The abn section ia made op of said Iha naner of the newly open- 7,a m lr. youth, mwkmg. but als.| I;• * . ~n.er «M W * b*.n hot.., ,b . Board. rfrfa Haw of beraarement. Mra. RoUrt Berg, Mr*. Al Cat,' *1 oalabllabmeol. Il will he a that educalionat program* of Ibe •* Manager Ftwnk M«i mo p ,op, r, y Rem.nola We ftwkher rasel*# that khi* Kme.t Cowley. Mr*. Rotiart rrf* featuring ngm right mnv H t - , hl|d I^U>r Ikepartmenl ar# d»re.llr. It ad I n eentnr, r«nine, leaaurmg * County no Park Av*. al 2Hh St, evenItitle* b# Igiread 'i|“-n the Mr*. “7 ., 7 Im*. toy. and othrr gift* for Ih. pa>lnc m informing ahalilren *"»"* P1* ” * ' K„ „ t , f Magnnlta A*#. **a. HltrtisaH Private aerrieea were M d at mmulra af .rfta Eiecutire Board Crumley., Mr*. Harr a h , ' ^ . « n . Al*«. >>• •*»**- and rmpln>er* about requtramenl* *“ 7*. »» *V ,(, h j elont with the pn.sihility of reTALL-AFTA5CKB f f i - Ftret gw Ska grave.ids in A l Souii ratho- nf the Samlnole County t'mt nf A. C. Fort, Mi*. Roy Mann, Mr*. ^ iamby (jr th,lld(fn Mder It obtaining cirntlv -Nat I. «" he a.vomPl.*hed ; , do,.ration so that th. twrna from a pnekeard png to leet *e eemetery here yesterday af­ Um American Cancer Society, Joorph Mrs. Ku j 01 • v rompl**t# Im# of patent p«rmHi bW*»r# H>#jr ran J#|al lot* owi rd in lhl« taal«i eenttwiert on tie queaiion nf for­ ternoon for Mrs. Mary A. Schaat, Florida IMrialon, |nr. and that Mr#. Leon Walkvr. «nd »ha Mtaa*a t #nd for thy roavenienc# , >(irk I T*'1 '• , „ u ! ho sold. | nmmi..inv Chatrm** Dial lit')'la and In*'l>arg Jtohn, copies thereof be sent In the imM, who died anddenly h a Orlando mer (ter. Enter Warren running ,.p injury ralt ^a| «ml|r , , ^ r ,iuu#. •*!»»• pmprrtjr Ko#n U r In the male sectioni are tenora of thoM wh* «o «M Ilk# Ih# irf. again were reported to be favor late Friday. The Rev. f t Richard [ meikste family nf Elton J. Mougia. vtco, praovrlption* may b. left JT ^ crn, ,hl. ,ear. compared a-*..«"men«. and partintlar dutlc. __ ... tem. Hr, and enpiea be supplied to Dlek Aiken, Andrew nrackrn, Al tber# lo b* wmponnded at Faust's to g g „ r (fnX through Ihe same Ibe rennsalinn and holel readmes* I"* there for year* and yrar* and Lyona <rf AS Souls officiated •Me. Ca*r, William Hoag, Hubert Marn the prase. A native af Mtonearta Charier L Gaik, a k m a r adDm® llov* and promptly deltwryuer, md an actual da- i **11 be aceom|ilt*hrd "a time, Man-1 •« the tat rolls." amt George Touhy, while tb* bas­ Adapted (Mb muittretfee iistotont to Warren. Mae waa born te w M. ISM, Mr*, errata of KW fewer Injuries, e*en'*F*f ..... _ Mehene assure*. Hemloat* engineer If ses are Warren Adams, Robert IMA. Mid the leek In Lean flbentr wee •ehaal earn* ha Sanford hi Ian_ / i ’ In addlttoe. Ibe new neighborhood Tioim "children^ srw work I «ddlti»n to rettirig tbe-hotel Hsgen're.pir.te-f that ,f ,h, |„ti Crumley, Donald Howard, nary nf ltofr with her baakband ll, r ' 1 store, fwing Pre neb Are. at 20th ., ywtU| l4lli .-n ,u „ In readln***. Mrhane aNo ha* the a-e plat e I at the disposal •f p'» I • lit to !. ford MiKtbbtn and Chartea Mnrn !R. wilt hav# • modern fountain Warren laid he waa not. a randt and three small ehildien. She re­ are: * I VfM Mavfair Inn Open plan* h*- ‘ 'Me purthurr. that the righs. Mra. Julina IhingfeMar, presi­ son. sided here until mld-lSU whrn • hue tasty samlwtclira and sodas data. Hark aeld be mailed oarf Witera she moved to Orlando where she dent, Dr. Jamas B. Foley, hnrreInrrrulng interest indicates I wC.I h.- prepareil. ’ 5anfnrd is growinr,” said Eml to IS S77 registered vniera enrlov- had Used alnee eirept for abort re- tary, T. E. Tucker. Harry M Weir, another overflow congregation and ln| poviracda; that be received aidenrea in DeLand, St. Petera- John M Morgan, M. D , an-1 Nancy officials are asking that those Faint.'and «■ want to gnu* t i l l planning tn attend arrive before it." t,TM rrpliev, that 1401 wetw biarg, Clermont, end Winter Park. W. Iteel*. She ta caarvived by three anna. the aiming time, n«l only in or ------------— marked "yai" end MS "no." Thirteen weaw indefinite and t h Peter Srhat I of Ordando, Carl G der lo gel tesla hut In avoid in­ — , . — *— nf K#minol# Cminty fommliiiiHitfi terrupting the service. were retwrvaad unopened, he Mid. Srhaal of Ml Dora, Raymond N. Not only do these U * l. „„ uV. , hf irfln), Cleric Mid be mailed the poet- Schaal nf Sanford; two brother*. The church extenda ever*neve an th* busy hotel manager, but .peelal u|||lj f||r|h, f d#v, i opm, BU htli » * event* that ar# given In the holel. *ard< without consulting Warren George Mamer al Vermillion. invitation to allend. Mian., end Charim Mamer of and pead the eepen«e« bimaerf. prior to O f f l r l a l Opening lime must *'ftlll«l|lR'f!fl|W. WM ^ ■aetlnm, Mam.; rfteoe graaul Mended in. ! A !«c«li.v„ alclcK of Ihe Lbtlu daeghteta, Sandra, AUaaa. and ••W» will M ready." *a>H K-ank «#kiv* R..*d wa, appmvtd -*h»n MeiaiLe Swa Mmat, <rf Oatenibi; ^juadron N'm# alter conducting A b»ard of directors meeting of Mahan# J r , a, ha a'kind. “the»niih# profited iouia w tt ,pnm„ MIAMI UPi — An irveriigition arrerai niece* and nephew* In to Inspection of all hands yea ih# Hanford ftranch 117. Fleet thing* that must be .bine Just fit j to h. .traighler than heietnforo ia under w*y tn determm* why I n I r t f s c ! I- - >r f i m n i a r fra > i a v m ill _ —- . . CeMorala and Mkmeeota. terdav. Haricned by ilia Ihteal of Iti-.erv* Attotlallmi will be heldMn togclhrr from l'lav io day, iuntil,! ar. r ,,)s ln veterans administration psvment* imminenl rain, the insprrtinn «** thi# sflemoun, 4 o'clock, at Iheiwben th, lim, c»me». avarvlhiog ten# f,„, 1,1 "* in et-GIs at the University of Entitled Urn's Club of Ihe Sanford •’’'I he iu*t ** w, ,ant it. for p-npn*,d r«ed i, of? Ih* puviog. Th# Markham Miami ars delayed. All details for Ihe annual meet rlimaird bv ih, p'e*,ntal'->n of our eiarlott and friends." Road and will j"ln wtih Rtato Rep. Hants Fascell tD -Flal tng and banquet of the Vminole advancement rertifi atra t o 47 Naval Aimliarv Air Station. A regular meeting of Ihe organiRoad 471. said ynterday that hundrtd* of County chsmlwr of Commerre. In HatRnn Nin, men whn « , r , ad­ FOVrnAC. Mtrh m - Aeihnnate. iinnci will be held Thuraday even­ Rond* were approved for lhu veteran* had not received a single he held this evening. 7 .to, at Ihe vanced in rale recently. today qcrrfton a M-pear-old MleMcarrying of firea'm* by R. F„ Among them wa* a bran-1 new ing at I o'clock in Ihe Thief i Club "in order tn acrosso.lei# lbs vast subsistence check fiom th* VA >!#)fair Inn. have been eomplcled f an man arreited on a traffic viola­ at Ih* local Navy Baia. Om ni, and fer Deputy Rhsrtff tnnual Meeting ('hairman John Thief Petty Officer, P N Enll*. tion rharpe hi connection with the trow da that visit tba new holiness tine* school started in Beptcmter. An announcement was made ye* W MansfleM Broun. October ateyang erf three Chicago nil Mata « V r , said F. Goodwia. Ha said VA officials at Fata-A- Eit/pjlrirk said that evervthinc In keeping with a lime honored let.lay that Ih* nsuonsl prcidrnl «wiser and operator of tbo "5-ipac Grill* reported th* delay waa n»t l. n readme** for the even! whirb cn»tom. Oiief Elerln-i*n'« Mate Other arl'on thi* morning by tbo >f ths oorgsnitslion will arrive arm* m in rttnutiinn wiu Police fTiief Jama* Parker nf Trading Post". "Wa Isav# ted to thair fault; that one# a veteran’s •tarti promptly at the appointed Fnlta wa« pre*enie.i *un a new WASHINGTON # »- The Tom Bn*’d of Connie Tommtsstoner# hat by hi. ahlpmatea. I %tntnn1 " • « *#,k M" ‘« educational benefit* art approved lime. nearby HoUy, who armted him. double she area t i Ibe millre fnr Erunomic Brvclnpmrnt induded tb* approval ..f a Rented h*#da the organisation. A**i*tant lo Ihe Pre*lde4it of check* com* from tha Trrasuiy and two atate police deteelitee u id tald li>.l*v Individual inrum* lav p!al of Block “ A " Henson'a "We atartod eajr t e t e o , Mrs. Department at Atlanta. Capital Airlines, Jennings Ran there waa no evkfenee to link Owen rate* thiuild let "ftr«! prhtrilv" In tcre, on the l#Le Mary It'iad. Tbo Fasre!) said h» »*• Informed dolph, ha* arrived in Sanford for Robert Wosor of fcntaai, Mich, Goodwin and me. Just loot Jan­ rrdurlion permiltrd hr l Hoard alto approved two admituary" be aaid," and the demand between H.nnn ard 1*1000 studepi* hi* pari on ibe event federal badge! •■"n* V Tuberruloilt with thr tlaytn|. fnr high grade seed fortetor* ba* in Flnrida are «n ihe e**rd list as principal speaker .n income I . I fit*. *"leh n r ., p re t.n .^ he Moeer to held to Oekdend Onenty mad* it naceesary fog temediate and that ir.nra than MW had not Other* to appear on fbe program WASHINGTON KV-The Supreme R H o d e h C a V C r R e p thou’d be rid nett v**r. Ibe TED ' """»T Or. Terry deal on a ehirge of poareeatng an aapansion." at the annual meeting and ban- Court heart argument* today mv Tb# Hanford Kiwani* Club will tald In a let policy report, "a received their checks. enrcgi'lcicd firearm Parker aeld However, floodwti ■ y lt t e f In ipiet are Robert M ’enr, fantmn t tha constittitionaliiv nf s law h^ir a r#pr#i#nUliv# a/ tH# rrlalivrly | i n ( r r p#rrrnl*rr r# A rn#ri drawn tn th# ^wir.inma Fascell repnrtrd il mtghl take a be found the gun bi Moeo.-’a car ordiw to take ear* t i ear ooolinupianitl. and Ihe Orlandoans, bar- aimed al compelling wiinrt.rt to __llho.lebnuver _ F»mdotinn lell n/ a durimn . . . should he made In fount* Ro.d Department w*a when he iterated Mm on the traf- •d growth and demand, we plan week or 10 day* to gel out the berthop quartet of Orlando. tritify to rational trrurilv ra.et ^h„«| for Kny* live middle and upper hrarkelt pre.-nlrd to the Commission front i neck*, and ba added: Hc charge Saturday, us, vary anon, avert a new build­ The appeaeaoce In JUnford of a i„r# eitrrmelv high rale, are t* N’ I *, l tllieon *■ partial par, "I fee) mat s»mt administrative 'Earl Hicginholham. rmmadiaie under a gram of immunity from Parker tatd Chicago police were ing with t .000 square feat nf floor pail prctiilrnl of tho Seminole prosecution. , ................. ... th# ........................... . man# lb# ________ Rhnd*h»ivee. .F n a n d a l i o n ____ rtoittly Interfering ............................... with Ihe inren m#m nf restitution tn .be "mltoaken" In teprrting be bad spec* which will be used mclusiva- anion should he take* so this County Chamber* of Cnmmerce This first rhadenr* Wv fhe valid speaker bat Keen arranged br its, in u kr n«k* and with the of thr I ’,1*7 talen from co-jnlw will not occur again and I cer­ will report on Ihe artivllie* of thr told them Mo;rr had aifried a ly for few furniture. ily of Ibe 1911 immunity Isw was Judge R. W. Ware, chairman of ,uppi.v anti mobility of invrilmeni fund* The Cummi-iPm md»r,| atalemcnl admitting the triple Additional apart for tba bnmrd- tainly Intend to see lo it that It P i•t yrar under hia Iradcrtnm raised by Tk'illtam Ludwig ITImsn, tb* Marianna Plan Tom mi tie, of (linr|t '• thr mrvnrv d,poti|,,| to tb, Rnad will be taken " alaymg and added. " I don’t hnow late requirements w«* accomplish. t ham her of Commerce oHictali a fitrmer Air Eorre major and one rh# local Kiwama group. TheTED ]* a non profit *cn , nd Bndg, Fund ofthe fourty, where they got that idea.*' *d by adding another floor to tb* haveurged arnmptele atiendanre tun# Treasury employ* .ho hat Judge War#, according lo the n„ mlr resoarrh and eduralmn nr On a propoial that the c'ay nil prmeat building, Goodwin aaid. cf Iheorgamislion'smemberthip figured in enorreaimnalInvetliga-' "Kiwania Bulleitn'* h** don# much ginl|lt,on with hesdquarteri In s( f,i,|,r spn- c, p, .old it <*as at this most important mreltng of, lion* of alleged Communist *p> hi* nueal for rehabilitation "f New York. irvealrd that tb, approvimately •rtlyily to the government the year. boy. dtachargrd from Marianna (( lh, |o,(rral budget situation „ ,ti|| th, propeilyof permits, Ih, TE D said, there f y . r , . C ounty ard ha. not been GETTYSBURG, Pa. Lrf*— Pre.i •hmild be some reduction also in ,n *rm,rn\, founty. deni Ruenbowwr and lop mflitarv rorporai, income and esnso n r _____________ _ lei taa rates WASHINGTON tft-lbMad Mate* and budgri advMor* stached vir­ By I H E AMOCtATED P tK sa lag Mmh Ihot# of the Demorrals ' stepped up polstical aelivily W ASHINGTON fAN— Sen Lee- aad Canadian air anlt* and voitoi- tually Inal agreement today on d l ger iR -N D l Mid today he will pra- 1 leer civilian ground observers IKA-ST defensu apending In thr Secretary of FAbar MAcbod b»• wtes.age In yesterday's eon prosidential aide Harold Massen rwlghborhood of Ih# present M l* were rallying today to repel mock tent hit demand for a publle Inplane* pmbing for billmn dollar* ■ year. veatlgation to ahow whether bark­ "enemy" 77m rfffiaiofl dui rrt sjrpttr to en nf the now-repudiated PL*on chlnki in North Amcnra'a air dabold awt muck hope tte adminis­ told tte newly merged^ A F U T IO • BlK h* Vminole High School Principal . t X - B a s e b a l l P l O -y e f S J ? Pn'U4‘‘*4 Vatea contract contributed to fens* armor. A lurprisc alert dubbed Opera- tration could ask a ■ubnanlial la a Prealdent Eisenhower's 1981 ramtoi N-n.putei.ly * - m u ia a dangoreu. Ue.td tor ^ " I J S m 'M U m T ’w te w " h ^ a J J i U l g V ^ a . ' t e l n } ^ S r ^ T l t o l s F lioti Crackrrjack — sounded lato rut at Iha noil set non of Ctegrris ' 11, h41ok palgn fund. iprotaclod and *e«r Vieas arcurate future well being of Iha wotk t(w> pa,, |tv , r4) day* attending against Tonklvn Merterthrr aDrr Becrriary t i Def«nse Wilson told tsolilM-al msttera. \esterday. The drM w u eipec-ted In a aurprlaa naova yeaterday uisehelt'a aorda ore oared to ^ _,***1 ’*f, . , er* and nf tb# natsoss aa a whole the annual eonvenlinn nf the Vuth hit f at her t nl aw. M-vear-old lo continue three ar b m days a roponer after an hour and a Larger demindad that a Senate V it e ^ S S T k l - rn Maany. prcaidanf of ih# V n H Aleaander tosssMs f l-N J ) frn ern A.^velallon Assnelalton of r,eeondar, Tharlea Mills, d ed In . Miami Jotting in Mm anarrlan wore half meeting w«fc tte Presldani sa^^^ # r ,^ - . n ----------- El----------------------------------------------------------------M , piUt ^ m„,tiplf tfcul, f r ^ t . Antimonopoly subcommittee on unit* of tbo V. I . Air Form, He- •ad Bndpa4 DtroeW Rowland tte New York rcmtenilo. of tte . - AFLrTIO, termed Mid today M a Washington >nl*r Schools and Collegei. IS-naitilonf" # m b ar later r-u p sonJioww'i addrau a vary fine Oisl which ha server aubpoena PoitHugboa that *no final ftguru" was AllrntCed by some 1 .VW dele >crw, Naiional Onard, Navy and Meriwrther, 17 year -old Former r waa relayad by ape pcoetlre tor Mine tantnesa w> a *t> maater General Summarfletd, who ManMi, plua Canadian Mrcot M t tor t e w s s e r i a l hi Mm struck much Ite same onto as Iteae perparad tor Use aaaa# meet-,rU j Hvrw* irom «v* President's their mrrrvi amithrrn 'lues. pn4,a,(,iei*l baseball plater, la anwaa Republican national chairman soma 41)0,00$ member* erf their members pnMeallr totoem a n t Maaal yrar, vital toicutakon. aurrottnding pro ^ h„ kjn| dMth hl| lug by Go t . isvwew saas ssmew m natoysburg. Fa . office in IPS*: Sherman Adams, top Ground Observer Corps. ed" Wdsoa added, tewenr. ka t# blem. eonfront mg .he modern I moDs^Inta*. Mrs. EB#» Nrwr York. | Waller Boulter, an A F I,n O While House aide; Stephen A- MitHo added. Wvweeaa. tool te •rtenl awra held Fhihjorta dla pacta "aa major rte ip " from Harnman, a potortlal la n to H r rig# prweMent. sold Mm talk ‘Te- Ihlaako B would ‘te • oaletate tor rueaed were “ arcreditlng and Min*. AS. to ibo MiH* homa it •bell, the Ills Democratic eatise­ for tte ISM Daoaorrotie preoadM- M m oo« > M M f Mm MoFdwalrr them to i i A csi any caodldato*" policies tor ite future." "Jurenlle Taromier. Mitla and hia son. T a # al chairman, and altera. V . J. McNafl. PMtarfM IS, wore struck repeatedly, t t e CHATTANOOGA. T a i l Hia reqgiirt waa In the form •atrf today's Mteiag Just till oomlnalloo, aaid "B ka t# U loao" — a vetorevs* to recent eriti- ta weak yaar'i HDyalfs lag eon delmquapry ," and tey to rerwrering. t i a handful ef resolution, filed Somebody hi ’be lain MM B. •aMtorf tte Hm I defense labor to aako Me vote# teste*' to riesw erf ankm pnttUeal artlrMy by tmi erf Ceiocrooa. with the ■ubcomialltee al ■ pub­ Pecktnpaugb On. fi*htn* eg* budget. Mr.NHF said ho and Wil aupport erf wbal te termed "wise ,vo. Geddu-ater of Anaona. ebalr- TTie polsriri erf aeserfbee Mg group Ffesdqttirfers tor tte eonswnikin Merraether has tens ebargeM |mM erf M» leoato Rarublkan of enter a- tte farmer* were dtt- were to Ite Datido Hoa«| in Miami w*b Brat degree murder la tb* lic hjermp, ft |( Investigating atom y?»lnrt’ay and Mala MM do sol pfaa any furtter ctwt- and progressive polirri*" w hit Chairman Kefaaamr (D MMrfiaM aot| ho etporiad toberY Tampai n Cteimtttoe. ewaate yaatorday hgr Bw*vtory erf teich. Lfoceto Hoed, death erf Mra Milto and at tog t o n *lto too Pretodead Bo­ »a*ai) termed “a criminal aide" o n #M wteev to rise to support of El sen-1 Beto M aw r «»d Beutoor krfd ANieuteiT* Btwiwm af a Byrtcvao. temtnnle High School tea been nrunlor to Mm artaete • t Ite o o a im V. 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School Min Is Questioned On Triple Slaying m W Delay Of Payments Questioned By Gl's Details Complete For Annual CofC Meet At Mayfair Area Is Doubkd For Trading Post Individual Taxes Said To Be First In Any Reduction . ..........- Arguments Heard On Immunity Law Ikt, Top Advisers Longer Asks Probe Crockarjack Alart Hit On Agreement Of Dixon-Yates Sounded Yesterday Power Contract ^ w Outstanding Rating Is Given To VAH 9 ^ Fleet Reserve Assn, m J S 5 lV w 2 ,‘S 5 Directors To Meet . „! “ ! Tn ................ I o Hear ^ Labor Secretary Joins In Debate § I t -i s r . r S L - s s - ^ s -jt -jK n a s cue — ^ 7 2nd Murder Charge U.-V.C, SHS Pr.nc.pal Back pr ed Against y \ to"speed From Convention pinwor Vif41* *f** ** — � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1955 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 05, 1955 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 05, 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>, December 05, 1955; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald