3 10 208 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/639b7720d210f9a1d26af2d02349e88c.pdf e0e88e684c38d013b376066a0ec130f7 PDF Text Text TW. SANFORD HERALD P ag* S T h u rs. Dfc. 1,1955 r u » D » S A GOOD A D ' u V THANKS/ ^ ^ js .ts -e a * a ^ T > D iN G j T H arsH / r B U T G 5 S ,D A D . ' xdLi c a m WITH fix iC U r iv E A S J T / - 1 H O .P H M - ' H E S s o u rr e c iv -* ID k THAI SH Y AN O S E LF-] C O N S C IO U S * r ^ • A D .' > F 'r f'\ ’ Zanta Claus, Is Already On Job In Santa Claus, Indiana Vy MERRIER BWEDLUND SANTA CLAUS. Ind- W > -8 « n Sa Clang Land, a twiriit attrweMon tha year around, h»* Men Sailing with another year * Christmas activity itpre Oct. 1. The little toy ihopi. groapod ground the famoui poitoffire are MVplemcr.ted by more lore Mr Mm young S a n ta act than ■Met hie r f t r Itotaa' toy depart- 10 years ego. the array cf »bow. pieces tia* g r o a n from to national h«r»va. life-alt* statue* of Mother Goo** rhatartpr** at* let in eight group* in woodland glen*, there’* a park of live reindeer, a collec­ tion of t.sori atoll* ranging from the rnicroicopic up In llfcsiie. In recent year*, a llatl of Famous American* bn- groan In include 40 lifesli* a * figure* "f »u«h * i £ m* letwls J. Koeh. an Evans- herne* a» Ahri 1am Lirroln, who o O i manufacturer, itarteil dr- *pent hi* childhood Juit five mil-* folayfag a futl-arale l"iri*tma* away, in what I* now a state pu.k. ptoggMae in tha quiet hill village A Mg Mato* of Hanta stand* In front iif thn etring of quaint Alpine-style ihopi, overlooking • lit­ tle rsrntvel of rid'*, including a miniature railroad. Till* yrnr, a* liefore, the poat* i.fflre »- llvlt y bejritn picking tip Jurt wh»n void weather began r u t­ ting Into the rrnwda of long-trip tourint*. PoaUnatter Elbert ReinVe, who rune the plaie with only the help of hi* wife in off »cs*on, hire* a doren helprta esch O riatm a* «ea*on In hendte soma three or four million ple<'i of mail sent in to get the lentimental poatmark. The name vra* Juat * whimatral Mr. and lira. i . II. Galloway id,-* when It wna chosen at a com* aiuiamio* the truth nf a daughter, I inert town meeling and ChristVlafeyi Lae. Nov. 24 in the Err- ma* Eve party in |8b?- fiiitald* tha M il Laughton Memorial iloapital hill emintrv, Hie prutoffice r* weighing 7 th*. t ot. Grandparent* malned almoat unknown for many nr* Mr. and Mr*. W. M. Henson ya'ara untl|(one poatmaaler, Jatnra to d Mr. and Mr*. Slim Galloway V. Mart'n, hegan answering ehilnf Sanford. Sha ii th* former rtr»n’» letter* b’anta which T n tr Benson. found their way to him. Ilr-fore another postmaster took office in I 9 « , the l»tler-an*werlug job got -n |>1g that it was ta k ­ en over by th* Santa Claus post of the American Legion under James Yellig. Yelllg still plays Santa every teaion, too. Actually, tha tenler of thla Christmas artivlty, Inealrd on a DUNNING, Neb. Ch-School open hlarVtopprd state mad, wa* hullt a h g v ia apprnarhing last fall and mil* away from th* original vil­ B^L C. Floyd Royditon was hav- lage. now almoat deaerted. An old k g M luck getting an instructor "randy rastlo" with a Santa statu* h bocMtaaping. typewriting and of its own operate* aa a rival gift and souvenir shop In th* village. B 4 M Irom this area. The I’o'tofflr* Department re­ •», aald Bnydalim lodiy. " I purM a l y turned to tha South and filled last summer to I*sue a commemoraliva stamp in IDM1 to baked ter a Negro. Tkai la bow Chirlei Carpenter, recognlsa th# 100th anniversary • , a*M to b t * Negro teacher in of actual opening of th* Santa • i i eB-vfcit* north central Nebras­ Claua poitoffira Superintendent ’ Turned To South j To Get Teacher , J i J J ^ B ) , ka town of 2S4, localrtl In the heart af tb# rich sandhills eallU tand. Boyditon got Carpenter, non ol II children of a sharecropper al Magnolia, Miss , out of a bakery. H« was working there while look­ ing for a teaching H i after gradu­ ating with honor* fmm Xivier Universify. New Orleans. "I didn't hriilal* one seennd.” Carpenter rallied. "I wa* hltrbbiking to Nebraska the day altrr 1 waa told I waa hired.” Ha Mid whan ha arrived here ba was "met with a warm hindahabs nvarywbrre "and "I know my Mg atop waa a good one." . "Harw I'm helping establish Ihe |art wa can Intermingle." he said. Ha told how hit aludents”keep ma busy” leaching him the hnr>e- j babita of ratlla country people. ► fa b i r back riding, hunting and fishing <5tory League Sets fla n s F o r‘Party. . Members of the Ssnfoed story League held hi monthly butiner* and social meeting at the Yacht Club Munday evening In the abarnce of the preaident. Mrs. Maxwell, the first vice pro* aidant, Mrs. Jamas lea. presided. Warn w en made for the annual Childress* Christmas party lo be held at th* Episcopal parish house Dee. 20 from 2 p, m. in 9 p. m. Exciting plana for the party Will be announced at a later data. At the cloae of the lcsrion Mrs. '•'Clarence Snyder, program chair­ man, presented Mr*. Tommy Mrlain who told of BrUce natron's - Ufa: MW ot Ihe mtergettable char- w J e t And A World Was Chang“ TBrn. Snyder tlo*vd the proito h r tolling, In her "pleasing" am r, A Thanksgiving Story, ttraV a Dream.” Mrs. Harry Absence Is To Love Like Wind To Fire, Says Donna Reed ity non ninMAs IIOELYWOOD W*—"Absence Is to love like wind In fire: II blow* out the little nnea but ktndlea the big ones." That's tha quntjllon Doom Bred uses to support her theory that huihandf and wlvri should spend time away from each other. "It has worked out In my eaia.** aald thn lovely wife of producer Tone Owen. "I don’t mean you should have long abtenen from each other; Tony wl* gon* three months one year while filming a picture In Africa, and that waa too long. "I do think that a week apart every now and then ha* a wonder­ ful effect on our marriage. The Idlle difference disappear and you beijn to think about the big m •on* you should b* together. After a week of going to a pyrty nr two alone and no! having him to talk In five times a day. I’m more than happy to see him back.” The Academy Award winner ("Emm Here to Eternity”) think* it's not only Hollywood marriages that ran be strengthened by ab­ sence!. "When I got out of college, I had about 19 or 20 friend* who married early,” the remarked. "They had families right away, and they wart miserable * "They loved their families, but they were harassad. Day in, day out, they were tied down to tha botn* It gala them no mental stimulation. "Somehow a housewife should be •bit lo gel away for al Hast t day a week. 1 don't mean lo shop fur fond or furniture but to do something completely apart from Ihelr house work—Uka going to a concert nr the planetarium or something." Know how t« bread flih fillet*? Beat an egg with a coup!* of tablespoon* of oold water. Dip the egg. then into fine dry bread crumb*. " T ru ly U h* aa T hac keray Mid. 'M other la the name of Cod In the lip* and h r a r ta of little children.’ " Southern Educator C a lls On Schools To Stop 'Pretense1 MIAMI PEACH. VI* 'A* — A prominent Southern edurstor h»< called upon the nation'* school a to *top whst V# de*erlbed a* "thl* prrtrnre of education" and atop offering "baby fi»d” to Hu drnt*. "Th* education*! honevrroon !* over and it* time for teacher* to become awarr of the fact* of liv­ THl WOKLO'S RUT atomic submarine, the V S S N tulU u t, approaches the dock at Groton. Conn., to tie up after a cruise with 14 Navy and /.'omle Energy Commission oftlclali aboard. Th# ahlp had beam at era a total or 2.200 hour*, 1,100 of which war* tn submerged opera­ tion. During tha past erven month*, tha atomic submarine ha* grad T* torpedoes. At bottom. Secretary e4 th* Navy Chart** 8. Thomas (iett) and Atomic Energy Commission chairman Eawt* U Btrvuaa are 'how n at-oanj tli* Nautilus. Thomaa revealed that the craft had completed 23.000 nautical mile* of operation without refueling. Th# piniy 1* « m of tha eldest garden (lowers in cultivation. ing and tn produce • aatlsfartorv^ return for the money expended.” aaid W. S Milburn nf Louisville, Kv., preaident of tha Smrthe-i \jan. of College* and Second!ry School*. Milburn told the doth aryiual con. vrntion of th* association Tu-aday that the averag# Amern in child it fir behind tha Engluli or European younfiter tn tb* iim eM grade In reading, writing and arithmetic. BO TTLED G A S $6 oo r t R 109-LB. CYLINDER NO INSTA LLA TIO N CHARGE SA N FO R D G A S C O 2 1 0 K. F I R S T ST, (rnntlnued Eroia Taga One! I filled the downtofcn section with I probably mapv more »n side ttrccta, in building*, and sitting in car*. IhrlUed youngsters wer* wide eyed and breathless a* martial music taken Irom Christmas aonja, started a rhythm of awaytne. wait­ ing and happy children. Dancing majorette* throughout the parade, doing Intricate routine* and handl­ ing twirling baton*, entertained both the young and old alike. Float* designed tn the theme ol "l,* l’a Rut Cbriit Ilaek Into Ctiriatm a i " wer* Inlerspread throughout Ihe parade and added more color and thought thin ever before pre­ sented In the annual eve n t The parade, staged by Ihe Sinford Merchant* At sortition »nd Ihe Seioinnla County Junior Chimber of Commerre wa* proclaimed by many of the amlookeri and the greatest ever held here. tine final, entered by tha San­ ford Oanlrn Club, prejentrd Ihe miration, "W hit I* Christmas’ ". And they evplained, "these child­ ren are bewildered and wish to he enlightened. Shall they be good for Christ or for Santa? W.iera Ii their adoration, »nd worship, and love' "I'arents, they say, " I t Is up tn you * Tlie children riding <>n thn particular float were: Vlekl Har­ din. Julie Desn, Melanie Murry. Carlin Murry, and Melissa tlouihil dec. Winning float*, selected by Ml* Almosteveryoneappreciates the best, N ew King-Size The world’s most famous bottle, by far. .. For the pause that refreshes, . whereveryou are . . . . ____ For a king-size thirst,' . it's mighty nice, ~*7 Just right, too, ’ \ for "two with ice1 judge* who were on the reviewing aland at Elrat It. and Magnolia Av*. era: 1-meg- float for school* waa a trophy awarded to Heminol* High School; Small float for achools wa* a trophy awarded to Sanford Grammar School*; fn th* Civic and Fraternal Group, The Sanford Woman's Club was awarded first place, « tla for second place was between th* Presbyterian Church ami the Thebean BapG*t Sunday School Clair, and third place went tn the Sanford Garden Club, fn tha Merchant* Group, Od­ ium and Tudor. Ine., flrat place, Wellborn C. Phllllpa, second place. and Yowell’i, third place. Tha Chairman fnr the Jaycce Christmas Taraite Committee waa Kd Hunt, Parade Marshall was ONE NIGHT ONLY AUSPICES BRMlNOl.a HIGH SCHOOt. BAND BENEFIT BAND FUND SEMINOLE H- S. AUD. ■emae eUata u n l i i i i I C O■kC',rAit- CAA O h A vC O M P Ae •N Y I T �* TOUR NEWSPAPER E h t DEFENDS TOUR RIGHT TO ENOWI # a n te fo ■ FVvtnbllahed IBM OI,t!M E XLVI irm ilfc AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWKPAPE* SANFORD. FLORIDA Weather Parti* cloud*- (fowl* rivinr temper allies thrnii-h datiirdiv. High Inday 74 to 71. Low tonight M I* M. * F R I D A Y , D E C E M B E R 2 , 19M A M N iilril IV m Lrnwrri W irt N't. M I. Seminole Road Funds Uncertainty Develops In Sheriff's Office | i The atntji of tha Sheriffs Of* ----------------------- — — — — — f'.-e, in Seminole County, had not i • I I I • Guilty Plea IsEntered Miniature Santa Captures Hearts Of Many People A miniature Santa Clau* who cap lured the heart of practically every perron who came to Sanford In ace the Chmtma* Parade Wcdnevday ua> one of the mam topic* of do 1cut.iun at yevtrrday't noon lunch­ eon mcelins of the Seminole Conn ly Jrn. c » hamber of Commerce Jiv.-Tr* received »o mtnv ftvor able comment* from hundred* of people, they all pitched in to pur­ chase a gift for the young man who fi.inirhnl laugh*, thiill*, amt prat*r throughout Ibe parade route David brohne. five-yrar old ron uf Wally Krohne. will receive a 1.11 from Fd Hunt, rnauni.o of Ih-r J a y r e e (h n i.m ii Parade Committee today, io reward him foi In* tmuvual liny float hi* alitli ly l> pedal hi* way through thi ten gilt of ihe ptrade, tnd for hi* manner in which he greeted the [crowd* The young*tcr would pedal and wave, twtvtng from *ide to tide to that hi* greeting* could In­ tern by all. Other hutinc**. at yesterday'* no u Jaycec luncheon meeting dealt Carol Nutt compete* for Shrine with the forthcoming Mai fair Inn Pnw| title tonight (Staff Photo) Open, and the cooperation that could be extended for the event. The Jaycrew alto heard from Ihe Sanford Grammar School cheering •ert.nn a* they vintrd the club urging their allendtnre at ihe Pea­ nut Bowl game Inflight at the San­ ford Memorial Stadium. Mrs. Lee Fillmon Charged With Act V*s !■ f.iroistl n vs is filed In th* ■ -rs’c r‘o .((e Fl-i's'* Offic# •I . mrs -': e rba-ploe Mr* V 1 r# However, .Mayor Denver Cur-‘ * i bnuir a foi n-f employe of (he •‘ell » » i wearing hit badge de-*• .in-' r ( oiintr RivaH l>epart* .-gnating him at Sheriff in view e-n, with e n h c o l l r g over $;,« of the committion he m r u r d in Prill. Tallahas.ca yesterday at noon. the Hanford women, who lisee Governor l.eioy Collin* pvcjcnte.1 : (on -To .th Wilfow ts e , arpesrthe Mayor v^lth hia Commiafion ,<t this morning to h-*r the in* and »aid, "You were leieetrd for America, from one end of It fothc 'vumatmn and to plead guilty b#s C.pt. Robert W. Jark>on, com­ the Important poiition at Sheriff ie Judge \ »*s«r ( ailton. other, ii hearing and teeing San manding officer of Sinford Ni'-al of Seminole County not I'cauae t islet!t siai unraithrd m* Auxilary Air Itation, will be the you are a friend of mine, hut be­ ford and Seminole County av it • • ?1». thi* v,-«r and au'litnra mini v ri h i : S ANT\ re.VUH David Krohne, f* year* aU, a* he gu#*4 aprakrr at Ihe regular week­ cause of youe teputalion in the paste* tn reveiew on film. wc.r ra'ted in to verify th# amount (vrosts hi* wn«- •»n hi* toy trm lor afong the paia-fo t*. *■- \ \ , me*v d Ihe le m of the e iihenlenient. ly meeting of the Sanford Rotary romiminily for character, integri­ The ftflrin minute movie a a* tak­ dav afternoon. lie wa* th* center of attiaition. tSlaff Pi ty. and ability. You are not be­ en in Sanford and Seminole County Slate's XMarrir) Murray Ov»e* Cub, Monday noon at the Yacht •Irrel scad |he Info’matinn ti* Club. Capt. Jackaon, a native of holden to any individual or indtvi* a number of monlhi ago through Harriiburg. Penna. wav appoint* dual*, but you are beholden to all the effort! of the Seminole County M * F'llmon before Judge Cart*d to the IT. S Naval Academy. of the people of Seminole County '»> |i .e.id. in nart. “ On October Annapolis, Md . from the State of end the Stale of Florida, and only Chamber of Commerce and it now -l*. L'V' a-ut on diverse dare* h#. Wl*e«i«tn in m i. At a Midship- to them, to do a fin* Jnh of #n- he mg circulated among TV nation* rw.er. Oct. I. I l 'd and Oct. 2«, Sheriff tiat. “ You have perfect man, be participated tn wreitling travel and civic group* in every t> ' N le e Fltlmnn being then and awimming. Graduated and forcing the law." an.| there th# agent, clerk, servant section of the country. tommiaaioned Ensign In June The Governor told the new arid employe nf thr Board of Conns ]*M, he subsequently advanced in freedom to conduct the office you According to the “ Sem-O-Gram" M Cniumlaafotrei s of Reruinot# Semlnnl* Cnuntv'* S-P P iy rerank, attaining that of Captain, to are e.tuming and at you »e. fit P°hll»h»d by Ihe Chamber of tomi oimty, did then and th»r# uftfaws cord wa* niaried yetteiday hy date (haa July I, 1931. (Coat:nurd Page Eighti mere*, the film hat been thown. 'ully emh#ul# a d frait Icntly eoas or# acrtdenl that miraculoutly did Ha taw aerviea on hoard the tinea February of thii year, to TV veil to h»r own use rerlain money not rlaim a fatality. T'U Peaoalyvanla. tha r s s Enter* of the said Board of County Fonts Tha accident occur red on We»* audlrncri, and rivie and travel prita and at tha Naval Air Station missioncr# of Srmlnol# CourtTs First Si. shortly before It o'clock groups m Text*. Michigan. Alaba­ at Key Weal. Following hia tour h !a . to wit; two ihotnand an# yeslciday morning. ma, Mmoun, Georgia and Trnnvy. af duty ai Executive Officer on hundred and seventy **T#n and According tn the Sanford Police board the CSS Yorktown, he at* lvania. mi lih) dollars, lawful money a f Department report, the r farh aumed command nf Composite lb# I oiled Ktatea of America of Alto publtciiing Sanford and Sem­ was at the Intersection of Mrs! Squadron Eleven In Marrh of IBS4. th# vatu# of TJ.177IW, th# fimF-r«t Hi and Persimmon Ave. Moonshine W hiskey inole County Ii tha new brochure In May, lass, he became Com* V+TiV "f Mrmttin!# I'mint?. K!orii|*t X l»M podge truck and trailer, which hat been received by Ihe The fic»t Christma* Show vpon minding Officer nf the Naval Poured Into G utter parkrti on West First SI and 12 sored ti) Ihe S.ini-n-t Fcilrraterl « puTitifa] •uMiriiitin of th# Btat# AuxINary Air Station here. Seminole Counly Chamber of t orn inchc* off Ihe highway, wa* darn- (Jardcn ('tub lih ihe thrmp. of Florida. * better description hi addition to the Air Medal and Offtct.l. ye.lerd.y made further merer. Supplir.he. e been forward- Little would one know tha “San­ By Order Of Judge agnl only (lightly when the trailer “lei's Keep the Spirit nf Christ of which sa»f money hemg to i«s ford Shrine Club Queen", chosen to the Navy Unit Commendation „ Rib­ th e 1plant to handle the Immense £ »• Stale Welcome hitch was bioVen Fstlnialr-I dam­ Moonshine whi*kev flowed free ma*." will he held al Ihe May talc tonvrant unknown, and which laid bon, Captain Jackaon hat the 1crowd* that will he attending the Station on the nortda-Ueorgia line re retent the local Shrine Club in Medalage wa* USThe driver was i'inInn. tomorrow, pec 1 Irnm 1 t-v uiuisey fame into the pnste*«|o|% ly yetterdey. a* I either llobby, on the “ Shrino Bowl Queen" compel American Helens# Service of the said V Le# Fillmon " Med- «S livnoo (ha Aaialae-Paeiftf Campaign„ Med « » PGA “ Mayfair Inn Open" in tha north All Inquirer* from£ from the ilfon tonight in Coco*. h*» an pyt! F ^ r * from Count* Judge F-nr-l i4* Jarnr* Mnvon. a 17-vcat o'd tn |< m anti Sunday, Per. 4 from Oveislceet told Judga t'arltmx merhanle of Orlando. The tr;.-k I 1.1 I p . m tl with two hftmie .tar, ( li en- ^ * inn| n ai ^ _ ^ L*n'' rW’ nU^ , 1l nite.l St*tc. and foreign roimlr.e* Infection that .he *«>,. "I hope *it| J'J 1' 1[ . th»i Ih# former omplny# of 5 arti|s wa* facing east vshen it was hit Awards mil be nude with rili lug* of the il'eral fluid into the throughout Ihe week. gagemeatf); the Amtriean Cam will receive one nf the brochure*. I*e gone by game lln** tonight *' A IBAh Chevrolet tedan. travel- linn dev ignat Ions as follow v: blur nol# County had not employed PTank Mebane Jr.. nf along tvtth tUUtUcal mformalion Carol Nutt, ll-yearold ■ aln Medal; the World War II Manager _____ 'U-Ol Seminole Victor* Model; the W Mnyfolr In* and. do# Raker. uf U.C Central Florida City and High School Junior. TRid head ma- Spectator* gathered about to get Ing east on Wert Flrrt St., anti for first, red for second, vello* counsel Howaver sh# did an*w»r ill «m«lllni wtmkey. driven hy Fianl Iro Pampter. .14 ,nr k|taE lar\jpA *“« bonoraWr “rutUy • »ss tha Inf.omatlon filed ______ airman of the recruiting County, lorette In the Corps of Major. He*, a whif nf th# inrntiun flic gallon Jug* of the thr* niomfnr. rt'onlrnued na Page F.lghtl Servic* Medal; Ihe United Na and tupervuing of marthal* foe the wa* rhmten to rrt<r*rni Ihe local Nineteen mon»hine whl»key were ronftiral According In the progium srhr* Judge Farlton ordered a pr«bora terv ire Medal and Ihe Phil­ golf event. Mid that the two elite Shrine flub in th* beauty conical ed la*t May T near Forest City, dulr released ycslenl.vv, a t r1 •enlenre Investigation whleh wag ippine Liber a Noe Ribbon with two group* will lake part tn the handc-ilnr will tm awarife-i the best • Igge-trd hr the Rtate’i Attorney, when a *tlll w-a* de*lroved which hl. •tar*. making project for club fund*. The R. W cnz To Appear 'n^,r The “ Shrine Bowl Queen" w»H be allcdgedly was owned by Kdgar blue rililmn w iriiu r irt biuh hurli r'ar lion Irwtisnted Prputy S h rr i'f He la Married In ihe former Sanford Kiwanlt flub and the Sem- Q — C o f C P r O f l F O m telected tonight al I W Jurt ahead ".luninr" Chaudeon and Vernon eiiltnce att'l jrti<dh- arruiicemrols '(organ MrCblland to notify Rot* Cuthartae E. Campbel of Cleve­ mot* County Junior Chamber of le of kickoff lime at Cocoa, and the Stacy. tw o vwecpvlaki- piilr* will tie C raoim lnr, Ihe Investlgr.tor as. land Height* and they have four Commerce are cooperating. Another aiiLi who will apn-nr entire group of vnung heaulie* will Another of Ihe fueg.tllnn jug* awarded fur the greatest number Crie*l to aurh i»<»«. |o osaV# th# children- Elisabeth lee, Cather­ Chairman Baker laid, "(he mar- "n tha Sominotr County < hamber apmhrr appearance during of moon'hme was confiscated of blue nhtions in ai rangeuicnl* pie,enteric# «urvcy, ine Ljraa. Sharon Diane and Rob­ thala are bcln* *et UP w* that they l »f Commerce Annual Meeting pro- ha|fIlrrr. and hurtirllllurf divisions In ca-e from J P. Paul, according to Hob Tlie ?anford svomarr was rata**ert Wood* Jack ton Jr. Arrlaimrd as (be outstanding re. r>f a ti», m l ntibsiiv will be ruuntwill be working tn thiHa of aa many gram nest Tue.day night at th* Th# Seminole Huh School mlta. by who then earned Volusia ed 'nto her own custody until th# Me appearare al th* local Ro­ a* IS or more." Mayfair fun haa hern annownwd. who lh, , ) t mfriliufl ye*- Counly authoritir* In Ostrrn where Ilgloiis picture of our times the rd i.ldered Investigation I* mad#. tary Club will be in observance “ Puli#* of Ihe Marthal*," ex­ full ler-ittb motion pirtue *-(’hrisl Robert "Bob" Went, local opera- terday, wa* (ovial about the whole pr ohlaine.l tl tsteen ribthini will hr given out Rosed of Comml**|on Chairman of the lean Annlvartary of Pearl lug The king1 * wiM t^ *bowti In t 1--landing eshitul, in th, n-in corn tor of tt>e Fountain Lodge Motet. Hunt, but *he »a* following docAn unidentified (nr salloo !' ho Mrlsrh, present In th* eourl Harbor which enmaa nn Pec T and plained Mebane. will be In control and voir# and dance ttudlo In tor'* («deri to the letter, *nthat nf “buck"»a» He*lrovrd along Frmrnole High School Suditoilut.l pctilive classes. too,,, » hen lb# information wa# will hear on the defrni* of our the huge crowd* culling the tour­ Pcl^nd, will do impreviiationa «he might be read) for the eotnf»'- with Ihe "while lighlnlng " *n the evening fw<-. in Itulra f*sr the first t hristmav '•a d and the fornr#r #mploy# nament, thv individual crowd* fol­ country. The 109 gvllonv [votiring into Ihe Ii h I|) Ih> shown under (be and novelty arrangement!. tition thu evening Surrounded by Show are as fidlna s I V II entries lowing the malchea, the parking of pb-a.le.t “gulllv". tal.l that “ Mr*. Wen* originally atudlrd for C)e drop*, mrstl-mev . poultiroa, gutter alongside toe Semlrwilc [ ijirc-( *imusnr*tdp of the Sctninnlr mu I t>e In place bv tl a m I t ' e I I’mon s*i!| m*V# reilllutlon of aulomohflef. and »upervlilng to ««« tha: everyone h it a ticket In the eonrert »tyle mu*le under t.oui* cold cinlhv and lowelv, Ml<« Null County Jail made ijuilr a stream High School lUnd. with the pi-*- 1 7 Lnlrie* mas not lie removed •le moors- allcg, | tn hav* h#en .reels going to the hand fund with brfofr I p m Pei I J. Until-* Stabo of New York City. At t l »*id, "fon t th * tomethmg and running into ihe searr. which umfnim* are financed, in- mud be removed bv l t a m Pee f prbt.xled ’’ he wa* very mur* in demand for with ju»l on# day to get nd of It I* understood, hut not ccti* Raker *wplained. "We don't have stnimenlr are Lough!, and planned V. I Vn evhibiinr is *1! 'Wr,i nnlv REMOTE CONTROL!.KD *Q Hie people wa need. *a yet. but playing popular mu.ie, start'd In tt." trip* paid for. one entry in each class, i No firnrol. that torn# of th# money danc# Improrliationa, and then — -------— TRAIN TRIP MADE »• replaced today aed other pays the retponi* hi* been very good to Majestic In tta them#, awe-lnspic- material nn (lie t fond* t enser w nienl* will b# nr»d* until tha r n . I-ARC1IMON T N V fu-Sevenly far.“ vatmn list permitted ever pi in ing in ila dignity and alrnplr lo M ann Gives C h e c k five perrons look a rule yesterday tir# amount I* returned to county Vehan* Mid. "Thli la the flnit to tt* calm beauty, Ibe film »n be educational division. nn what was termed the firstr e shown I* »n# recommended for the tournament nf thi* kind tr* Central S S 7 vSl.-i:-. For V e t Memoriol * l arr will he evrrcl-cd tn pro- fund*. mnte controlled train trip in thi* whole family. This (• the ••cord tfora fo mod. Florida and the marthal* will have rhestra. veni arridrni nr damage nf any f- R> Mann, a Lake Monro# country. ero history that fund* of th# an ununtaly important job teaching ft i* th» greatest .lory of love kind but tile Sanford Garden Club He later got Into th* * W hu*l- PUnt " ut • fh*fk The group, mostly officials of land sacrifice ever l»M of thr Ilf-*. will not assume liability tor < roinly has# hero #mh#it!ed. Some »i the b itte d figure* hi the th* rititon bow to follow *uch a ness where he placed danre and ieday. leavtnr lha name t-lenk. a* th* New Haven e world wife he tn Sanford to Mg event." llavcn Railrnid, Rsdro.d. made a t r , u , rw1lon (lf „ „ damage in property or pci«on: 7. tap routine. Hi* flrrt show wa. h*' e^ntHhutlon toward erecting Mayfair Inn'a IIS.000 PGA KVmile round Inp hetu!-on here t,tr ..rw| T.evr-1 and Savior. J r . m The Handbook for Fltiwrr Shows. rles,rs a i r open |r, vnv amatruP The National Guard it rooperat“ lilt The Peck". Wen* studied * memorial on County Property Golf Tournament. ant Rve. NY Ir * self.pronetled t h r i r t which #vrn tlie tmallert National luunril of Stale Garden gardener; III. Srele of points for mg. taid Vehane, by fiirni«htng the The higged golf tournament to walkietalkiei and pertonnel to han­ and was under the dlr-ctlnn of '»*'"*• »"< iorlude all name, of. rail ear which w»* opr«ted with 1child will understand. \ \ ith iu o t- Clubs. Inr , will be mcil hr evtii- mdgmg hoth horticulture and *r. "f ,i"f, ,h* Si'*" electromc* equlp",*,nt set up on a standing voire*, it I* indeed a plr- Int-sr• and ludgrt at aulhordy; •ielic arrangement rljs.es «ii; h* ever hit Central Florida, will aover dle them an that th* rluh hou*e -Jean M.lton, a director for dance ! ish Arrcr.can War. station platform here ( lure that will be rerneinlwred for a t urrrrl labels ate iei|iitsleil on thi.# given in Ihe ILmdhork fop an entire week of fetlivitiei end will be m conitant touch with the • „• i i j ji. Mann *aid today, "1 In 1942 Went produced and dir- . . ... . The event wa* described a* a long time by those who at boft t-till'I r« elhltill* A rani slum t lower Show s aietekre to alert on Monday, Dec. whole court# and th* unofficial i ,k . i. L| , L • i,, i thmlfhl thi* over and the menior. , . ing list of [dant materials used In II with lh« awarding nf the Var- aenra hoard will he up-lfl-the-mlniite reetet In* show * v\ arkl In huakl* .ial, should ,he pared near th* nothin! mor than i dcmim.tr*■ tend the showing. WtPIIIPN \l I tM'U. NHTN IHwv, Ms# railroad .* mg it Si* nn Tirkrl* are n»w on sale and are arrangement, should be form bed don Trophy and the announcement ai tn how lh«- play la progre.stng f|,r **’• »""ed force*, and after County Court House.’’ o'.nd th# military rampi, of the biggeit money winner of the and who tha leader* are at an |inif*o PS I*AGE RIGHT The lake Monro* grower *■%• (dins for aurh operatm nf regular available from any memlwr of the by eihihilor — card In hr clipped lo the enlry card; 9 Competitive - building and project . 1 that other rlvte minded citixen* iratna. ' Semi nolo High School Band, Ml year. hour of th* day. t builnet* in North .loin him In making thi* memorial deve'o Already alated In be In Sinford mtoday. Rolarians To Hear changed.<no< America Is Hearing Capt. R . Jackson Of Seminole County A l Noon Luncheon From Film Reviews S-D Day Record Is Marred By Accident Garden Club Text Miss Carol Nutt To Represent Local Shrine Club Tonight Officials Make Plans To Handle Crowds Al Tourney Is To Keep Spirit O f Christmas Alive tewer. Religious Picture Said Outstanding Some Big Names In World Of Sports To Be In PGA Play r The Mayfair Inn manager .aid for the Mayfair Inn Open, will he that Col S. G. Harrtman wUI be Carolina. Pan Topping, owner of Ih* New in chart* of the unnffirlal tenraThen, in I9M be came to Flori­ York Yankee*. Fred Hutchiron. board aa wyll a* uutruciing the da and entered hia praicnt bu*iShrn'*rn!ror^Se^New'YorV •* «r»» From neat. Went I* president of th# PtLand .“ “ i n . l i b b - n : Civic Muaic Aaeoelatlan. of the New York Giant', .prowling*ra,r,J,,ta Uk# *W ' minor league Farm Svdem. all playing in the iourntment. Die announcement wai made jeiterday by Lee Armdrong. Mayfair Inn'a Seminole Cnuntr Club Pro. Armtfrong aald that Joe DiMtgpo will be here for the touraametrt but only ai a ipertamr. Nubkefl. according to Armttrong. will arrive aometime Monday to play e few round*. Die rourie la beginning tn fake an the appearance of a green ta r­ get tar Um event with rewind keeper* buifly it work putting • r **2 n ’ ne detail tn complete &. r'l.r.JJ?’"* “• pos-lld#. It |i Important that the memory -f our veteran* he emhlaxed on a fitting memorial where everyor# ran view them and recall th* war* that have Involved thla un­ ion and tha young men who pro­ tected M. Mann did not *uggavt any com­ mittee .or orgamiation, hut suggel ted that It b# dona Immediately. September Sees 910 Licenses Revoked; 93 Are Returned Driver** Lle#i»«# DlvUlmt. Depart•nrnt «f Tuhlte Bafcty, revotkad At#1 drtv#r'* He##*#, in ft#pfomh#f. iuirerded 3M and canrelad IT. In th# »*m# period nf tim# the Parol# Com minion rw4urn#d M ! with r#«lrtrtima. Her# ire th# aetymi relative fo [driver'* be#**#* Hi f*mu>o1# Coun­ ty: Sanford—Eu|*n« WgfHw, John Taylor, Clironc* Wdliami. Willi* AlaxmiwUc WIIIImm , rerokad. Ort#do—G tdton Idowtry. Tc# Jay AMP MM I A W | M #■* t i M tn k tl* durtaff th* i I Pattlafoot, rid urn *d hy Hw Parole -| .Commlaoioit with rMtrlgtin*. Loagwood—Harold Bap#r Jnckwn | MOOS T1AW A WNDNED galVm* af IK*n #1 o M A tf * • * t Kofcby. Deputy Rb»#1ff Morgna McF1aR#nd, theywly Khartff J«W| I J r luapeoded; Lak# Mtry—Eugene th# *#wwy y#at#eday na Sheriff Luther Hnhhv *mpti*d t l Jug* of I B««»*tA. nod Ear# #nid**ttft*4 ualea# #1 tt* Ofluty Jail. (Ml iScott GnMloIj, fowlkad. i cenfiM&UO o i i i i Um toto tfeo tutu*. (U ft «• Mght) m m * t ' FHotaQ kJ . t �• a* * If •W l! RANTORD H im ALP Ail C hurch Notice* m u lt be proooatod a t T he H erald office by 8 p.m. on th e day before publication. 1 WAST TO LOOK e j V h J t ia iA . 4:30 p. n> bunday I’r j j r r mrnmg 7 .0 p m.—Wed- nf»day Ymith A rlm lle . 7 .0 p m —T hurt- 1. y "K n irr into h it s*»r> » ;th Ihanktgiving, jn d Into hi* rn u r lt vnth p ra lrr: he th ankful unto him, and hlf»« h it ru n ir." I ’talm ___ ____ ____ — ----- ---— ... ........... — , »W tN COtOV ^rr *b ii«n jllr/ bring Mira-tro I t prince-%ra in tr in n * ff in» nun annual lourn»n>rni nf Rm m ;n T*** Inna. C alif, nn January ! On. nf IHnm mill I* r * » H »* i>i»rai llarh mw II in - IInw .In r a n w a n t y n n r b u rn e d alea k * —ra r e , m edium , nr w rll-d n n a. R a ra w i, th a t III* r am Joan C ultrr. I*. C.ail Shannon. r*u» AtwU-r-un, !», an,I t \l f » .rhrrn, 17. Vmm r*-w (1. in r > ar* Sharon Only. IS. Yvnnna Hint, 17. and A rtirllr Kitvtrltrkann. 17. |UK-m aium al) J O O il. MTHKRAft CHURCH or m 0 43 a m C htirrh Srhnnl ( l a i i r t for all a g n ll.o o a. in. Holy Communion l;3 o p. m. M V. f . 1:13 p m O rgan Vf*per» 1:80 p. m. K trm n g W nrthlp Serm on Topic "T he Tenth Com­ m andm ent" n rn ad raat over WTfHt. I.M p m .—lU irta lio n fur jo u n g people. at.DKKMr.a . Phillip X tk ltu aai. MU ■anlcaa a i Tha Y a rlt U i mil a r hfhnol 1 : 0 a m . mrca ftorvie# 10:80 a.a. eingtljiue Semen 1:10 p. a . Ild-Wtak S tm ra Tuaiday liM m. ouag Paopla Sfrtiea Thura- 1 1:80 f . m. FIRST BAPTIRT CHURCH. OVIEDO Loult L Day, Pailor Sunday Sehoel • 0:43 a m. Morning Worihip • 11:00 a m. TraUtUig Union • • : IS p.m. l FIR S T CHRISTIAN ( III Itf II IM7 Sanford A te. Perry I. Ulnae, Minliter. I ; U a m , Sunday fkhnol —After filling nul their re p n rtt, r l a t i r t u ASRP.MBI.T O f COD CHURC* £ Utk SI. and Lanial Am. IS ad ay School 1:41 a. m. Morning Warship H a- a . itk Ssrvtca I 4» p. m. a g tlliu * Rally 1:41 p. m. yar and Bibla Study Wadnaaly al l i t t p a. la tha happy. ati|t*f araad. farikip tha Lard vtth u ." ip ran a i l by Plrat Baptist Church laniard, Pia. latday Sphaal 10:00 a. m. IP. 0. SUaaall, luparlatandaat Praaahlag 11:00 a. a . Dr. M. U. Marti a, Praachar PIU T BAPTIST CHURCH GENEVA CHURCH OP CHRIST W. A. Blaawaad, Paa Sunday Ethoal 10 A. - Rassad St. and B a At*. 11 A. Balyk Brawar J r, Kvaagaliat Maraiag Warship B.T.U. 7 P. -Sunday Bibla School 10:00 a.m. EvanJag Warahip I P. "Warship lliOO a.a. Iraniag Warship 7i00 pun. Wadaaaday Bibla Btndy 7JO 3 p. m In.truilinn meeting fur rtangrllalle rallert taught hy Ur. Bayne E, l>n*klll, Still­ water, Okla. 0 n'rlftrk, C.YK, Chi Itl.n and Jun­ ior* Mr* 0 it Landrtaa will have rharge nf * «na»k time." 1:30 Evening Wnrthlp the or­ dinance nf haptuni will ba oh aerved with Harry Falk and O. I). Landrail attltling tha piator In the arrvlrr. Dr. Dnaklll, gueti mlnittrr, wilt preach. The public It Invited In all publir rervlrri. A tpeclal wernme la ralended to Navy famlllet,, newr raitdenti, winter vliltnn, week­ end gueita, and ntheri not at­ tending elrewhere. Nurtery fanlltlai for children age four and u n d e r are available. The church'a parking lot ia aouth of tha aanctuiry. FIRST IAPTUT r m ’RCH Park Arv. al Uh M. W. P. Rraaks Jr., Paitar Elrby Ragrrt. Mutlr DlracUr Early Morning Wnrthlp I 13 a. m. Sunday School |;4S a. m. Morning Wnrthlp 11-Do ». m. Training Union t IS p. m. Evrnlng Wnrthlp 7:30 p m. Nurtery at all arrvirrt Wrlroma Thr "Lnrd't Surpvr" will h# oh trrvrd at the Early Morning Won hip Service. to*. M. Lytllrtaa T la arra a a , R. D. R adar :nd Raadiy la Advvnt l.no a. m. Ilnly Eucharltt Comblnad Morning Bar- 0:11 a m Family S m tra ami to 11:30 a m . Call to Church Schnnl Worship 10:40 a.m . E vsning her- II no Choral Eurharltl and irr- " Training Union 0:41 p.m. It's a vita 7.43 p. m. mnn. family affslr. wadnaiday Prayer Sm lra and Rarvlcra through lha waak: . Ivsnlng Warahip • pja. BlMa Dlicustlaa 7:43 p m. Oupal Monday through Tnuriday and f-^Coma thau with ui sad vs vUi Choir Rtharsal afur aanrlrt. Bilurdiy— Holy Communion^ % thaa load." Thursday Youth Night Program 1:10 a. m •:M ta • : » p a . Dtvotiooal Time. Frida)— Holy Communion 1.30 Ctuh AiUvIUaa. It L'PAALA COMMtmmr Ladlaa Mlulaaary Rorlly fl aaatiags monthly). Fellowship T a u h rn — lad TMasdsy aftnMan. P ra m sad RmUass — 4th TWaaday aftarnoon. Rawtag ctrtla —4th Thursday morning. Mra. Nancy Oil**, ChUdwnh MA (rtandly church lor lha hair Dtractor. whaln tamlly." Mr. Ooargo Paaald, AaaL Bcpt ) Chunk School. PRBE METHODWT CHURCH ' 1 r i Church School, 10:00 sum. Ldural Art. al 4th 84. C laim (ar all ngca. bundty School 0:41 a. m. Wtnkip 11:00 a.m. Maraiag Worship 10:41 a. a . Children's Scrtica 11:00 a.a. r . h T y . 1:00 p. m. Young Poopio 0:00 pun. Bvaalng Bvaagsllitle 7 :tt p. m. .Children a.SO p.a. Wadnaadsy night praysr and [Erorybody lavttad to altond i iiv 1 The 7iezi\ . . a . / •VV'/' v >! f t h i t Ki m ■ t\A:7S > Super-Cushion to « f ip a o o f k i f r o d i K t o r y pc S <I»V CO « (■ f-C " . TlXC-CC>'V ,Thc sure and nimble touch of the hands of a great pianist is the result of hours of daily practice over a period of years.1* T he great and thrilling music which he creates is.thc product of daily.devotionX to this fart. • Every fine accomplishment in life requires <ht same daily devotion. If your house is neat as a pin, if you have a lovely garden, if your office is wellrun anci efficient, you know ,that it takes hqurs.oLdaily/carc andldevotion.*: So w ith prayer.T P rayer is one of the highest gifts a man has. But if it is to become more than a spasmodic and superstitious cry for help, it too re­ quires daily care and dcvotion.1 I t takes practice! The Church stands ready to help you and your children know the great joy which comes to a man through daily prayer.t And the bc*t p art of it is, the more you practice prayer, the greater the joy and happiness you will derive from It.' * OZABK FUM3U0. l o o k ia ii T ill hjh m n fM fu h tm t : ASAi'.IMTLV aura t»ic. riaw*' w*a BAtauN raow T**l ■on r u n ,,,, The,* '» n r b*non should .. •tV a l ol tha C h u re h " to IlL ^ .. u ° n fvH VJ. n * hu <3) r<” 'ho PlAY PHONE $ 7 4.43* 76.73* 79.33* L • hd p f i m i f DISNEY B10CKS V M. goofAU#/# $ J fill Jk«fA /*iMp /«miA *J M TU . i . . Hiee*—-a a .* W to » —4 ,* v tt r— r —ea'*m —■ ml ..**-* *•- *• lea a .— *.e.*T »• a- *.<•>, mto-a. a*M Ven * > , L5! 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NEHI BttTTLING COMPANY o rm • I 1 , U * / ji!aV’v I™ li SEWING CENTER T Art tow fmg T H E TEX A S COMPANY M 0 YS! TO YS ! G O O D Y E A R B rin g s You the B e s t Tire N ew s o f the Y e a r ! 1*1. It. ( Eplacapal 1 .Worihip 1:80 p.m. ■g a, r per and termnn—Theme "Be. longing In the Church" (A di ROLY CROM CHT RCH t t t l B A L BAPTOT CHURCH ^ Bat. J. W. Parham, paatar V Car. Paartaanlh BU Oak Arn. Sunday, ".Sunday School 0:41 a. m. Marnlng Warship Barries 11:00 Ties 0:43 1l 1 • 1 Wo* l 1 J 4 ~CZ‘:# • 1 '* EIENEZKR METHODIST CHURCH from the Juntnr age up will ata tr ia Haighta temhle in tha tanrtuary for a Earning Aondcea . T:M p m . at. Edvard Martin. PaaUr rommltment aarvlf* in ba con uadiy School 10 a. m.—OIK WadM«dd«y Prayer farvtca -1:30 dueled hy the minuter. 1 £. Jahnion, lupanatanddfit ML It n'rlork Morning Worthijv—with lathing Same# U a. a . apeclal mutie, the i» rd i Sup­ v r a p. m. LAKE MART BAPTIST CHAPEL Lake Mary, Flo. Paalar — Rae. H. A. Keith Jr. Sunday School 9:4b am. Morning Worship 11:00. Training Union d:10 p.m. Evening Worship 7:30. Prayer Meeting Wad. 1i30 p. % 'rw-m* - "->'1 THE MAYFAIR INN M AKE U SANTA BALLONS YO U R FOR THE K ID D IES . . . S E LE C T IO N N O W USE OUR LAY AWAY PLAN jiU H tAgnUiM MUM and tmrillo Jaycv. hath of DpCtoM, ora shown oftor thotr voMbtf In Aberdeen. Tho held# flew 4,000 milra frrwn rvtrrOt and tho groom flow onothor 7.300 mils* from loud! Arabia, w h a t ho to nmglnyul hy an ed oompony. Tho Scottish city was n a n Oar tho wadding bacanao R abont oquidistont Own wharo th«r w tn and horauM the graorn't father was a rhomlft In Abrrdtm R ^ n m h p lg u O a d la d a ortoa m y p o n ra a g p ,_jJnOflru iowilJ to 1 wapuM MM �True Spirit O f Giving ~ Know n f During Happy Christmas Season Tha trua aptrit of riving make* lU tlf Intown during th a Chriatmaa aaaaon. Many ahoppera choose their gifta by a personal deaira tn own tha gifta thrmaalvaa, but initaad of providing th a t particular article for “M lf", purchase it Itfr a friend or rail tire. Ob# auch shopper made It a campaign for haraelf to purchase throughout tha year, many and various articles th a t would look well, snd jook good, gooo, serve wen. sno would produce pride of ownership, snd then se t lhem aside .• occasion . . •— for tmtil tha cams •to wrap a gift some special arent. and especially for tha Vulatida. Wa wonder If many of us shouldn't con­ sider tha spirit of -riving much closer snd renew within our hearts tha real philosophy of Christmas. Certainly, If many would look at Christ­ mas In this logical way, there would he more and bigger sales in our store, during the season and throughnnt the year. • • • Sanford will not soon forge! Ihs Christmss Parade of 1955. Commenls, from every direction, old and young alike, b a rs praised tha entire event, from beginning to end as tha biggest and beet that has ever been seen here. Wa w ant to he the first to command all who had a p art in making the annual event tha success th a t it was. For th e first time faee* and rialtara from every section of the county lined the parade route for a glimpse at every float, •very participant, and every hand. 'Hand a fte r band performed wonderfully wall, to thriR the onlookera with m artial m aile, dance steps, baton twirling and apo­ d a l formations. To sum up all of th e w ork necessary to present auch a thrilling spec­ tacle would be a terrific undertaking, for certainly tha boys and girls, men and wom­ en, who spent hours praetlring musical num ­ bers, dance routines, making costumes, de­ corating floats, and arranging th e entries, went to ail extrem es to prraent the fin est i appearance ever teen. J The Seminole C ounty Junior Cham ber of Commerce deserves the praise of every citizen in Seminole County for th eir w ork and plans Invested in the undertsking. The Ssnford M errhsnts Association Is to ba commended for providing the m eans fo r tha presentation which has been ac­ claimed tha finest in Central Florida thia year. It waa ■ parade th at all of us can look hack on and say, " I t was wonderful." If one had only the time lo go along the parade route and a«k each hov and girl his or her reaction, Ihe big thanks would be written in Ihe wide eyes, long waves, huge smiles and fondest hopes as Santa m ade his way at tha end of the line of march. We ran add. "everyone will be looking for the parade again next year." 1 - ■ .t NIW T YOO*U* i# — - OH GQ McDouflMcDoug-1 "1 never saw fane ao so polite.*' polite.'']the pitching, tho pitching. ald. the dledagulahed distinguished young New ebeerved GIL •* bo Gfl. "They never sever hooted booted I They tue a hesitationv.n ball." Yetfi Yankee tefMder, bet re­ us ■ single time. said. "It waa our biggest proto turned freon ■ goodwill beeohtO "The stands were completely lem. The pitcher slows up at ell safari fa Japgn fa top cemdittaa quiet — almost like ■ morgue — ategra of hit windup, and depemtr' eseept far a bed until the Japanese team started a on bis windup ta dceaiv* the bat­ cramp. rally er a Yankee hit a bom* run. ter rather than on the spin er the "Everybody In Japan la base- Then they'd go wild." speed of tha ball. And every turn baH-craiy—from Ufa fa eld men." The Yankee* found the national or three Inniagi the pitcher, worn be ■ era sled. "They play It day pastime of Japan essentially the out by Mt windup, would be r* end night a* Ihe year round. Aad same aa the American national placed by a new pitcher." every fan teems fa bo m pastime eseept the Japanese play An American pitcher, whan he on an aB-dtrt ftaid end use a slight­ le relieved during a tense s i u q On# day I looked eat my hotel ly lighter and smafter ball. goes right, to the showers, J — end m w a You can't Imock K aa far, and hurries borne to pick a quar pUying catch dnring the leach that bothered ae e 101*." adralt- with his wife—or kick hit hear em fate roof fa fa* around. *nraee the street. stree t He mam meet hi nrra. fas pawn t h i s ______ af Jap- "But whan a Japanese pftcfu* aaa M yearn old." neee Mg league nlar: is Jerkad," said McDsugaM. "Hk The Yankee*, wh------ -„ "They are fine fa tha Infold, goes to tha sidelines and pitcheq' 1M World Aorta* fa the Brooklyn bat soon tn look throwing itrongth warmup bills for a n th er II mto/ Dodgm , dM eanddanbly better from the outfield. Tbs fans utr* utes. I suppose be does It to save against Japanese ban dub*. They particularly impressed by ike way face fa front of the crowd. Angk a l but en* ef faelr ■ game* Hank Bauer oould pick up a line way, nobody boos him." and th at ended fa e l-te-l tie, drive to right Bald and throw and called a f t * fan 10th tuning aa ac­ catch the runner at first. PLENTY TOKENS count darkness. "At bet the Japanese try too DENVER UP—Two armed nwn Aa a m atter of feet, one of tho herd t* powerhouse the ball tn- who robbed the Denver TVs murky, pleasantest thing! about tho wtp iteed af fapoadtng en aoordteaCo. oftiee yesterday should have to the Yankooa was that tka Jap- tkn." ansae, who ace 'h# soul of cour­ But the moot mysterious thing solved their transportation prob­ tesy, never mentioned "Brooklyn" ho found in tho way baseball is lem for several years, la addition -------------- — to W7 In cash, their loot included or "dodgers" ----played fa tho myetmioua Eaat watit.oM bus tokens, valued at S1.3A1. Your City Charter DECEMBER U S ED C A R LISTVD BELOW ARB «OMB OF O i l 1961 Bitiek H ard T tp Beautiful— FiriJjr E q u ip p ed - $99500 1961 B ukk 8-D oer 599 0 “ 1961 1941 1968 BUICK SU PE R 4-DOOR SEDAN A BBAUTTFUL BUICK 8BDAIT, O N * OWNER, CLEAN MAROON BODY—W R IT* TOT — AIB-OONDITIONID, POWER BRAKES— POWER BTBBBOfO . DYNAFLO. RADIO, f O f lf f lO ■BATBR, FULLY lO U lPFE D , FOR | | W l A R E G IV T N a G O O D T R A D H A fO ) U B E a tA L ter m s o n ro w D a c ro n T B LSraO N B 1M 4 T O M A K E Y O U R S A R E A LLY C O M 2 IN A N D O C T Y O U R FREE C O P Y O F fH W jH lf ( u s Dtcambtr 3rd C LU B O RD 9 pan. *tfl. . . m uch lite r ! ‘ , ' '• ■ *- : ■ *e ? , '; ■X . : A s \H B *» ' ' ii i - B SpnQ P^SnB B B SB nH w HR i- i. ■*; — BANFOUO, FLORIDA SA TU RD AY - c a m NICHOLSON BUKK CO. D A N C E - i • -: • $995“ 5395“ 5185“ 5145-“ 1949 Plym outh 2-Door Sedan C loM -G ood T ir e o 1949 Ford Sedan S f r\ CAR* FOR SALE $995-°o $990-0° 4 * • ♦ ,* ’*' USED 1958 Ford Vi Torn Pick U » -L o w M U a*»-C lein \ I**-* Loaded— 1961 N e k Sopor M tiim l i r a O e n - L o a d e d - ha "ecnetrartir*.'' vat# In tha proceeding! ad the alratnt; avoidance of Iha Daaacrata aad DuBee may temperasce. Commission. Da ahall naa tha title Legal Notice \ tala a litfl* difficulty icclaf of Mayor In any raaa la which tha tr e a t n o n rn I la apa aa what la “coaatnic- If RarriaiM decant want fa he taacu^oa ef la* aI Instruments af Tka peril* U karaky aattMa* considered moderate, ha can hard­ (hat Iha Baarf ar O u n tr r«m- wrltla* or athar aacaaiKy arising at Mmlnnla County. ;.Atd Adtot Btevensrm. who ly want fa be considered Mm op­ aaiaalniiara Fionas. *111 kail k peril* haarln* from tha fanaral law* af tha RM0M ha waa potting tot hast posite, nhirh is immoderate. The I* Ika Cswailailoaar-* « —oi at m« Stata aa required. Ha ahal ha ■laeje Ccuii? Ceert lavas la recognised aa tha affldal haad SBTlMwaid la itarting hU drive dictionary Mye ef "iamedcrasterd. yi»fie», .» _ _ .j,. . . a'a!a*-k SwMha praridaacy aa a h i * d lion": rereading Just ar reason-1 m «a the tsth Say e>r at or IHrlmka. af tha City hy tha Cento fat tha able Umltsi a resetre; eitreme. . tar tka B u r y a t s «r pnrpata af nerving *M1 pracaaai k4tktlae asalae ratatlflaaa lo kt fact « ceugfa af vary prominent Although Marrtmse h a u l said by tha government la tha eueraaaa threechket Mmlaala Caualy, Vtsrie*. anything ae far that makes any Dataaaaata ahhar tha ward. claa af military law, aad far all t i Oa u n aaaipaifa Dullaa may program be has look muck dif­ foramonlat purpoeee. la time af aha W. Mataah. Chairman, h m ftfangM ha waa "cenitruc- ferent from Rfaveneoa's, he eererlaar! af Caualy Commla- 1 public danger or emergency ha ttva* with hla Marta at tha Damn, ktaaart, •aailaola Ceeetv, FlariSa anta' faralgn policy. Thay didn't m m la Sriak aa at ■* time aad M f aaaa threw « w i af hit IMS ■SMhaa hack at Mai la IMS. to 1M he acid. "W# should ■Mia crises far Russia liutesd ef ■e’a fata aaewtary tinea m hut M embers and Friends Ma tauntry ha* araatad aa arteis far Russia. WU1 Frolie A t The r INI he said many utfaaa faarad tha United States "say h H i ha said assay satiaaa th# United StalM "may _peetpti*te atamla win ELK S S A LE FREE 1956 TAG WITH EVERY CAR SOLD English Language Is Thrown Around H A N FO R D ' McDougald Has W riters Cramps Part IS Commlaalan, take command of tha Be.-tlan II. HOW VACANCIES Police and maintain order and anIN COMMISSION FILLED. A forca law. Tbo powers and duties vacancy io the Commlaalan shall of the Mayor shell ha each County In Public Eye ha fillad within thirty days after are conferred upon him by this Sanford and Seminole County will con­ rraatlen "f tha vacancy by a vote Charter snd by the City Commietinue in the public eye, throughout th a n a­ «f tha remaining members af tha •ion In pursuance of tho preOmmtiiion, until tha nail regular vlaiooa of this Charter. tion, with coming events snd visits by n a ­ Nnvemhar election, at which elec­ Section 11. OFF1CM, CITY tionally known figures who command the tion auch vacancy shall ba fillad COMMISSION MAY CHEATS OTHER ETC.; COMPENSATION. attenton of newawrlters and colum nists In for tha unexplred tarn. Saction IS. CITY COMMISSION Tho City Commission shell bar* every section of the countryF.yes of tha nation have been focused on TO ELECT MAYOR ANNUAL­ tha po«er to create other afflcee The Sanford Herald LY: MAYOR NOT TO SUCCEED end te provide by ordinance for Sanford recently when Democratic p resi­ HIMSELF WITHOUT UNANI­ tha election or appointment ef IHrtrt |S l i BiMp Ml*tSar aa! Ma*ar dential aspirant Adlai Stevenson visited MOUS VOTE OF REMAINING auch effteera, aa may In their Judg­ here. W S r. MEMBERS; MAYOR TO BE ment be usees eery for the peel l a s t ly * . M rektkk m a o rwwstvi. M llw M j M rweujtar And now. fam ous people from every ELECTED BY LOT CONDUCTED government af the Ctty, net la ■ ante* manm*n i i . s m * s « w u * saction will he arriving soon to take p a rt hy CITY CLERK IF COMMIS­ conflict with the dutiaa af tha ir n n u m ii s» n * SION UNABLE TO AGREE; presided for fa thia act ■ l i e In, or aa spectators, the 115,000 M ayfair MAYOR TO DESIGNATE MEM­ officer* whoa* compensation shag he fined AM TMI Inn Open. eitas BER OF CITY COMMISSION TO before elartfap er appointment _j a* Alika. aaaalaAaai «M News Items hava been, and will con­ ACT AS MAYOR DURING HtS Section I t ORDIN AN CI Oft Ma ffca s*w «a al E S e J n i C •kaiM Ma at tinue to flow through various and mnny ABSENCE. The City Commis­ RESOLUTION TO BE IN WRIT­ BaMaaattr stchannels, to every nook and corner o f Ihe sion shall, at tha tlma af organi­ TEN OR PRINTED FORM: NOT » '* i sation at Ita Drat annual mealing CONTAIN MORE THAN nation, all of them bearing the dateline •aril and every year, alact aaa TO ONE SUBJECT. TO BE ETATED "Sanford". of Ita members aa Mayer of the IN TITLE; APFBOFHIATI OBv * a S M I I M a ■«■>*» at tka S i • W l la ewetrfeC eueleateetv ta Ika *aa i We should he proud ef the recognition City, provided, howm r, • member niNANCEl; HOW ORDINANCE •a all Ika laral n m iria lit la tkla i of Iha City Commission shall not OR RESOLUTION F A IR E D ; being given our community. ra g * 4 Friday, December 2, 1958 By working together, and hy continued be entitled to succeed himself as WHEN EFFECTIVE. Every proMayor without tha unanimous veto ordinance or rooelutfaa ahall cooperation, one w ith another, we will con­ of the remaining mambare ef peted ho Introduced fa written a t petal TODAY** BIBLE TERSE tinue to a ttra c t these nationally known tha City Commlaalan. In ease the ed farm and ahall ao« anatafa "Know ya not th at ya are tha temple of figures for visits, and maybe out of all of minutes of tbo City Commission, •n* subject, which auto Qod, and th a t th e Spirit of God dwelleth in them there will come one who win choose are unabla to agree on tha etlaw- Ject shall fa aUeriy stated fa tha tlen of a Mayor within five days title hut gtn fq rd o r ^ m l n o le £ot}pty for a home. y o u r —I Corinthians A0&-----after: ortaniaotioo,. ittie Mayor * 1-----------------------------------------ahall ba ehoaen by lot conducted hy the City Clark, the result ef which money fa fa he JAMES MARLOW auck lot to he apreed open the The enacting elaneo minutes of (ho City CoCmmlaalon. ancee ahall hat "Be fa It ahall he tho duty of the Mayer by the Fsopla a f the City ef from time to time te designate Sanford, florid*." No ofdfnane* some member af the City Com- ahall be yarned m M f a t ' the leas got a lot of publicity mde minion to act as Mayor during boon reed at kww regular — He MM a hla absence from any meeting, of tho City Comrnteatoc net l«r* day after fttereaeoert epeeeh — age out of hla criticism. meetings, of the City Cemmle- than on* week apart ■ere ii ee such word as "medsr- Then Michigan's Gov. 0 . Mean an requirement ad !♦•" la the Democratic petty. H Williams got In on the act. He Sectian SO. FUNCTIONS AND lag baa been wftk fa la Mt knees whether Harrimtn said: "ft is upaetttnf now to hear TOWERS OF MAYOR. The M am unsalmowa vote ed seed the rrmmla SirraUry af Stata Dull#*, whoee looked up the word before be tiled from our aide rounctla for a pause •halt preside at all meetings ef •less. All erdtoaweee end venal*|edlteg af farutga policy will he it for breathtaking and moderation! the Commission and perform eueh liens pasted by the City Commis­ M other dutiaa eenalatent with hla sion ahall become effective thirty la tha Democrat!' targets tn Rid Ihe American Collage Dic­ M praatdcatlal campaign. wants tionary aa>a of "mnderatien' Rut so far ha haint offered any­ office aa map be Imposed hr Hi days from date of peaaaga, n fate Satin policy eritiriim-W auy- quality of being moderate. re-| thing very startling either. and ha ahall hava a voire and a ottoorwis* provided therein. J : * • w• n■ ‘ j >- • / -r - ffitViitire-tfP ’ , . A *'^^.*1--— * -* I +2**e ; -v . + �% % Om » HER S o cia l CDq B o m j. Social & Personal Activities Seminole Hi By MARGARET MOORE The cold weather ha* moved inlo the City of Sanford bruising with FRIDAY Beta Sigma I’M will hold a hai it the memoriea of pa»l Chriatnav a s r in th# Epi'eupsl Parish House ra and the hopes uf the one thala from 11 a. m. in ft M p. m. Lunch just a step away. Our little >elwill h« served Dora 13 noon to low school house rovrred with Its blankrta of fro*t and snowi?) ia l:3o p. m. ^ Til* Peanut Bowl jam * will b* bursting with joy of the fotthcom a t 7.30 p m, at th« Mr mortal ing vacation that the students re­ Sudaim . Tbu cam* ia sponsored ceive every year. It wfl have by tha Sanford G iam m ar School those few days of Christ mt* vaca­ tion in recuperate from all Inr r-TA. Tha Enlisted Mrn'a W |t»i will tiny fret that iromp over it fisc leva l at I p. m. at th* Bowlins days out of eveiy week. Every day av the students leave Center. there teems to be a sigh of rnntrntmenl issued from the srhool SATURDAY Tha Ladle* Aid of th* Lutheran av if It think* It can settle down ^ r h u rr h of th* Redeemer will hold for a tong w m trr's nap Hut nl * it* annual bah* aal* and h a tsa r course "no such luck" Ih* scry at ( 30 in front of Scara Roebuck * next morning in com* th* slu dents bringing thrir good spirit litorc. and big smiles. It braces itself SUNDAY for th* day and for the struggle Th* Board of Deacon* of lb* that some students go through to T i n t Baptiat Church will meet in paw. Some teenagers may not th* T. E. L. C la n room at >:30 think about th* way ‘ Seminole Hi" feel* or h«w it mi*sea those p m. that have graduated, but in the t MONDAY lulls there is always a feeling of Tbe- r**ular monthly merlins something missing, e*f th* Chriitian Women's Fellow- A lot of the ones that you have ship of the Firat Chrialtan Church gone to school with has* gradual. will meet at th* church a t 7:30 *d and tnrre is aivsays Inal feel­ p. m. All member* ar* urged to ing that if you look hard enough attrnd and a rr reminded to brine ai the facet around you. you mas th rir While Gift*. discover on* of your * ol’ buddies " Th* Sunbeam* and C, A 'a of It's like that every year and hard th* Firat Baptist Church will ly anyone n o t i e t v that big yellow school sitting off French tnr*t at 3:30 p. nt. "31" N ish t T ra in in g Union — Ave. on a htll by Itself. When Holly Hill. Rn* loaves th* Firat th* student* aren't in I tor sitting ^ Baptist Church at ft 13 p m. around on th* iroot *t*p* it look* so lonely and deserted, a* if it's ,1 TUESDAY lost it* tavt friend. So »* may t " T h « ’c p o Wivfi n u b win m**i rnm* in a rnncluiion about what a t 7 p. m. at th* CPO Club on th* wav ju t sani in say an e r toe bat* for election of new officers. Christm** holidays everyone (in­ All members are u r ir d to attend. cluding you. Ann Davis and Nanry Whitt) will be very glad to gn j WEDNESDAY back to th* arhnol mat It to shel­ ’ Traywc meeting at tha First ter you for four short years. Baptist Churrh at t M r m. Sun­ Sara Jscnbm n's '33 red and day School Departmental meet­ white Chevrolet " a streak of ings after Prayer 5»rtw . is in Juvt "tip top" ren­ Tt* Seminole Ififth P-TA will lightning" dition now-a-days, especially on inert at ft p m. with tha eaecu- cold mornings. That's the big ealrh tic* mrettns at T: 10. though, i u a vary sensitive ear and doesn't car* much for cold TVUESOAT The Inlermediat* Choir of th* wralhrr. Tuesday morning for Firat Baptiat Church will meet at eaampla It coughed and sputtered to school with every move. Sara F p m. wi» very concerned at first until Th* AduK Choir nf th# F i n t Gena Bits, John Clark* and Jim Baptiat Church will meet a t ft Hawkins analyird Ihn trouble. p m. Th* Horn# Demonstration Club Thanks ta thrm, Sara's mind Is ' • I m rrt with Mrs. Alexander at free from worry and her e a r u * ftWI Magnolia Av* , at still in "lip tup" shape. Seminole HI entered a beauti­ •nr It* Christmas party ful float in th* parade thinks to some of rh* members of SHS. ft was blue and white with "Good Will Tn Men" on th* *ide. There wa* a globe of the C. 5. on it and sevrrsl of the studrnts represen­ ting different nationalities. It wav a vrry gun.i float and got eguita a LAST TIME TODAY bit of praise. It seems thst "l« Tons" Is still the theme song around srhool Kay Jenkins It always tinging "Only You." "Only You" is probably for Johnny Higgins, her one end only, but,'it hisn t been figured out why she likrs "1ft Tons." Couple of tho week: Mtrtee Johnmn sod Gene Fhtris. So long for now, but you'll b* hearing from me n o t week. ) <• •1 STARTS TOMORROW Longwood Plans Christmas Party Dee. 33 has been set at th* data for th* Lsmgwoad Community Christmas Patty. Runnyshida Park win b* the veena of th* actswdll being, at S:30 p. m. Chairman Mrs. Claude Layn an nouneed that there win ha musical antertainment under the aupervision of Mrs. It. R. Gray and Mrs. R. T. Mil we*. Thera win be many surprtsaa awaiting all Ih* youngsters up to II years of age. Santa Claus has planned to be on hand trv present tha ehildrtit with tfceir gifts. Aislsting Mri. Layn ar*. Mr and *Mrs. John Reams. Mr. and Mrs. John Farina, Mmti. Rots Mobey- E. C. Dunning, R. C Carlton, Charles Mormon, Mr. and Mrs. Ira Wtlaon, R. R. Gray, Mrs. Earl Duncan, Mr*. Paul Cloutier, and Mr*. D. Hitaman. also Mr. Claoda Layo. This affair will b« sponsored by tb* Town rf Longwood, tha civic Grama am) Clubs and tb* Local Merchaall gar t*e Longwood a m ehtldrae. 1 Its America snd h rr sister remain­ GALA CARD PARTY On Monday at 1:30 p. m. the ed. losing ber sweetheart In the Plantation K*l*t*« Woman'* club First World War; her mother's will entertain »t » card patty, home b-\ng bombed out in the with Mrs. Wallace F. Guilder, Second World War. Mis* FenMl*. Hot ace J. Cotcher and Mrs. bender Is an ardent follower nt Konrad Adenauer, who. she u s s Cart Gallet a* hostess**. The patty "I* one of the br«t and most spirit­ will he held at the Kirehnu** to ual leaders of the world.” Were accommodate members of the there more men like Mr. Ei*en club and their guests. huwer and Nlr. Adenauer, pure in CAKE. RAI.K spirit and thoughtful of others, Tomorrosr morning there will he thrre w.iuld be no moro wai»." a cake sate In front of George'* The sisters will make up for store on highway 17-5*2 in Re- lost time until April when Mrs. Rary. The proceed* v*ill he utilis­ Palm and her brother, Jatob, ed for the choir of the Community will return for a long visit to the Methodist Churrh. Tho commit­ Rhineland DEBARY M i l l . HAVE tee Is: Mr*. Frederirk II DenNEW POST OFFICE rig, chairman; Mr*. Beatrice Traffic on route 17-81 has rearh Mueller, Mrs. H. K. Coffin, Mr*. Ethel ft. Weeds. Mr*. W. L WII- e.i such a ha/aruous jsitrh during 1 am*. Mr* Harry Kri.e. Mr*. I- the mail delivery hour* in Debar* E. l.cwi*. Mr*. G. N N c u r , Mr*. that proposal* arc bring rreeited G, C. Del-ay and Mr*. Beatrice for a new po»t olliec, 30' by 4t»', centrally located. J. Tv*ort. Frum a c.immunity of fisc Sill'FFI.EnO MID t u n homes with no postal facilities In IIEING ORGANIZED a town of hundred* nf new homes, The following rouplrt are or­ DeBary will welcome a posloHicr. ganising a Shufflehoa’d eluh and *r n t i ally and safely located, Tu played at the Sat-ford cmiits one who has viewed with horror Thursday night: Mr. an I Mr*. the growth nf pm* tn the High­ Jmeph Meehan, Mr. aid Mr*. way patrol map showing the year* Chr'i Butler, Mr, and Mr* Ewald traffic arrident* in Dellary and Michelsen, Mr. a ' d Mr*. Russell j vie.nity until the present number Williams, Mr. and Mt*. George is 3J, this news announced by inc l.u*tg"»n and Mr. and Mi*. James C of C is most welcome. On Nov, 7. D Hackney, postal Valentine. Inspector, met with Hie Board ol CIVIS \SSOCI\THiN* the C of C and adsised thrm that TO GIVE PARTY hid* will tie rcreised for the new The Dellary Community rivlr building, Assoctation will meet at the Com­ Walter Han!, way back in ‘Ik munity Center th* r ght of D<e. told the Orange City rural delivery >3. After * *hort bus-nec* sr«*ion man that he mignt lease mall at a party will he held, with a gran his store and pick it up there, to hag of gift* for ever*ore, Ru«* accomodate the five families in sian tea and drughnutv will he the neighborhood Hard set nut a tahlr mi that everyone could look served. for hi* own letters. This grew to PLANTATION ESTATES DANCE CU B HAW HAMM'FT complicated that Hsnl made a The Plantation Estates Dance senes of cubby hole* and sorted the mail, himself, tn help nut. Cluh held • dinner dance Thurt Finally 33 families signed a Hav afternoon a t the flamho Lounge. Forty-four member* en­ petition for a real pmtnffice and joyed tha turkey dinner and the If an! became post master, using ronvivial hour* that followed, a budding back nf hi* store. Now luster tn th* day Mr. and Mr*. he use* the entire store and ha* John H. Lot* Invited th# group to 733 boxes rented. It is hoped by their home for the evening and •11 of DeBary that liar,I will he the postmaster when the new served rnffr* and cake*. building is competed NEWCOMERS TO DF.nAHT TRAGEDY AT GEM I.3KK Plantation U*l*lr» report* that the following families have bought . T h r sympathy nf everyrnia In this area goes nut tn the bereaved home* and have or aro about t*i parents nf the little bny who was mnvs Into DeBaey; Mr and Mr*. drowned Tuesday n r a r his home Waiter J . Friydcr of Bo.emeont. at Gem Lake. Mr, and Mr*. Ar Pa s Mr*. Ruth Porter, Old Lrm*. thur Bussell had been L ung tn Coon.i Mr. and Mr*. Edwin B. DeBary only aix month* hut their Frenrh, Robb* Ferrv. N. Y.t Mr. ►little s<m was known .so neighbor* and -Mrs. I.udwlg Rupees. Bald* a* • happy lad w■»ndfrtng• about win, L. T.J Mr. and Mr*. William with hi* pupry. The tragedv flun­ Hartman, Flushing. N. 3'.; Mr. ked all nf their m w friends. His and Mr*. Edward B. Phelp*. Nor­ sunny smite will be missed br the folk, Va.. and the Mi**'* Louis* J. neighbor* along Madera Drive. and S. E. A. Ann Martin, Guilefrml, Conn. YISITOIIS IN TOWN Mr. and 31 r*. E. I Laodergreo and daughter, Betsy, Dew in from t hh ago Wednesday to spend the holidays with Mr. and Mr*. EC. Landergren of Angele* R».d.Mr. and Mr* llnward Mull of Parkasia P*. are vUltlrg Mr. Befreshmenls nl rookie* and hoi *rd Mr*. J. Harry Stephan who hav e recently moved to Dr Barr, roflre wrre jusl vthsl the wrsther We all hnr* that the Mull* will man ordered In nffept the rhilly he enchanted enough with our sun* night atr Wrdnesdsy evening when snlne enl easy living that they, s )u.e box dance was held at Ihr ton, still rnm* tn dwell In DeBary. ISO. Jlctrescnllng Ihe Amrncsiv I j > Mr*. Harriet Citron of Forest ginn Auxiliary as senior hoslrai Hills, L. I. Is visiting her father and ismther, Mr. and Mrs, Guslar was Mrs. D l„ Meljugmin wdh Mi** Mary Ann klichel* and Wal­ King of Madera Road. ler R. Clark acting as junior holi­ Mr. and Mr*, flruea Watson es* and host. and ton, Douglas, of Fedding. Conn., ar* spending th* holiday* with Watson's parents, Mr, and Mr*. William Watson. Tnend* nf little Carol Greene Mr. snd Mrs! Charle* C. W*g. «til he glad tn know that the Is ner and Mr. and Mr*. William L home and srell on the rosd tn re­ Williams snotorod yesterday l» covery aficr an operation. Miami. They are taking a varaThe friends nf John Baker are tinn trip to Havana for a fort­ glad m see him up and nut sftei night. several days nf illness. 33 YEAR XEFARAYfON Mrs. J. R. Mnnre I* Improved Mr*. Erie Palm has Just wel­ comed her sister. Miss Snpnir after an sttarlr nf viru* lhal krpl Fessbendrr, from the Rhineland. her in bed for several d»y* Mr. and Mr*. Carl Harris are Germany. The sisters had not seen each nthrr In 13 years, so Ibis la improved and feeling better after a rrsl reun-on. Mr*. Palm came a seige nf virus. I Spotlight f On Hollywood HOLLYWOOD r — "Me retire? I don t think an actor r s r r re the*—unless ha esn't get * job sny where. Of course. ! wnuid quit st lr**t s few days bcM c that happen* But you never can tell; you might watt two or thire years and a role will tom* out from under a lock." Th:* was Spencer Tracy in s mellow mooci. lie was finishing up a ph-lure called "Th# Moun­ tain" and he felt pretty good — despite, or perhaps because of. his most strenuous role in year. Sincp Trary has left hit long tenancy at MGM, there have been rrportx that he w»* going to re­ tire He scoffed al the«e, but added wryly, " l don't know how much h n g er people will *-anl to look at this pan " Probably a* long a* he want* lo expose n The two time atrar winner it siil) one nf the seteen'* stalwarts and ho shows no signs of Mowing down. A* a mailer of fact, he Ju*l rei irned from the toughest location of hi* career. "Tlie Mountain" r.impjny shot right on Mt. llUnc in the \lp* "l! wa* a three mite trip up the mountain rsery day." he said. "Anil sometimes we had In walk Ihree hmits enrr |f*;k and sno t tu get in the location ** Hr and eo.star Rohert Wagner c-ii Iho scan- of their h*r* when the *u»p*.-ndesl rar taking them up In the peak suddenly sl- pped The (nit swung IN' luillom of the ear up In ine rahle, ynd there was nothing hut rarlfird a i r - a n d lots of it—heneath them Tire* wore stranded for XV harrowing minutrs until srrxira was rx-siimrd Trace. pvi»tiirer l.cland Haw ward and Ernes! Ilrmingaav are parlnrr* in filming "The Old Man B* S AN Dll \ "Color hcie. color there, color, color everywhere”, . .■ mi ant Christmas and * hrlllian that »p,trglit through l i e gaiasy of gifts found in Sanlotd. RED srl* tho iionsd t s s • («v happy frilling ttial tome thing *t underfill i* about to happen. Why m>t, it’s He season fm gaiety ami laughter, fun and mu sic. H m r a pretty diets, a party dte*s. man's l-lra nf-lnov a ca! should look would ,nOie out of Iho o r a ­ tion found in IIO-J \YS. I taw on th rir (arks the olher day a shimmerimr slatu-e d ir ts stub a !*■-et no lugger than an eighth note which featured a pnneesa style waist. . and to make your waist look wee-er li n e »a» a ciinnlm# tmytug out from under the stiff gored skill .halite, taffela ami iiriiicseeol fa h i n t aie l>et'omiiig nioi> ar, t none popular. . . WHAT gul wouldn't adnra a sweater srt soft as peach furs and oi e that s i ’ stay lovable f o r a g e s ,1ACllB.-’rtN'S DEPART ' l l \ P S TORE feat r*« « m | and orlou swratri* in lo ght hoi lay colors th*: still turn esc on i r t l . . . The g’.itloy tw. ilris. alt atwinkle for evening w a r , tome in s-- i i r M-j ’ *e*t pttifD Brotke-|, T"Uf *Mers m'ght need a n*» s tester for the after-Chrlilma* school day* and she Jtisl might forgive ycu for that *tunl y«m pulled the other night for a pretty caidigan or pull-over. COLOR come* In thininr danc­ ing slipper* found »' IVEY'R. For Ihe Chritlnia* dance* why not dve the ahell pun p of whit# rayon satin m match the color of your now diets'' \ m*ie -tup of a sandal in g >ld or silver kid can make mom or your l>e)t gal one of the loveliest. , . Some, thing newcoming in ti l - r tran-pars-nt dancing -an.lal of clear glistening vinyl plastic*. .! M GARRETT ha* a *ugge*tom for tho men of the familv . .. . If thrir gal* ar# amart » -an make thrir clothe* drop by hi* More to select a pattern and material. • It * ssouhl ho a n .e tin pi iso to giso Ihriu a hef-us Chustmas gift »o they tan tuin out for the I all in a brand new dance diets. In Nmiplleity Patt. ■n, B>»ik, So, dptlK pisltein. ran Pit found ju*t the thing. \ n uiliafenumt'e sltaplect rirs»* with a llnv veil of a jarket and row* and row* of ruffle* frothed »!m*e a riMvin-markrst i.mpue waist. i II W * N R window hat iust 1cell heaming wills Johnathan Log- tut savtord irpR'tjY Frl, Der. 2. t!>.V» an dresses nf at] kinds. A f t1! keeping with the Cl riil.-uaa t Hnsn • is the red and white. A frosty white fan • wo-jld he just ti e thing for the approaching New Tear dance* and imagine tha "Iins" wl -1 <he open* the neatly wrap;--! package tivat holds her drram rtns*. (Me might »l>« r hal the f t l -s ftr- ,our, |.iw, low enough : r the pcaelt<al buyer.i HOI It' v Y' Mil YRISM l . f n o k rrp rr related a *tsn> -f s bai.y kangaroo whs to * i>lf f ’hf-i bl» • tg e on* morning and letl his niolhnr holding tha l<.ig. 1 he Junior I las* pre«ent* “FATIIKU KNO WS lSKST” I'rl. l>cY 10 i m, — < p m. |(l< Nit nil* S rn ti n i'l e H ig h S c h » o l , \ m l 11nr m in 1 ST ARTS SUNDAY T EN SE I TAUTI TRBM EN D O U S1 G E N E R A T E S THC M O ST D ESP ER A TQ E X C IT E M E N T T H E S C R E E N MAO EV ER KNOW N I I in ' .1 shn«*1 it under Fred Zinneman * direelion in Cuba slurring nest April Tui* said the srvitd -• ill be largely Hrmlngway's wunls. Yla(ron« — Moti*f*ii»e* — C a r e e r C.irU — Cn-etU , T e e n -a g e r * —- T nl*. I L r . i u - e for e n r h n f I h r - e . n o m a t t e r sshal h e r h a i r eo ln r. I r x l i i r e n r I r n g lh , \ l > h a v e a P rn fp « * in n n l P e r m n n e n t M a t e q n a r n n t r e d In malt* her Innk In se lie r anil e n j o y n m r r c a r e f r e e hour*. We F e d l t i r e : H r l f ti C u r l I*. 7,oIn*. tlra tiw lir M a v r a . S P E C I A L P it I C E S 'lil Dec. 15 W e h n v r : A r o i n p l r l r lin e o f n tw m r lir * Including I h e New " K u l t i r n m a " l . i p - l u k c a te * A rth u r K e n n e d y 'M a r t h a S c o t t - D e w e y M artin HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK r m * f f | • M i# t e # *•*— *»# *#-** »»ft »<ei • * aassH FEATrrtKS ( T h r e e S e n io r O p r m t n r * ) 105 S o u t h Onk I :flfl • 5:06 • 5:12 • 7:15 • 0:21 P h o n e B7I USQ a Y gift dreams come true! Personals JO IN OUR CHRISTMAS CLUB NOW FOR A CHRISTM AS N EXT Y EA R ! LAST TIM E TONIGHT — STARTS 6:50 a v--W k. ly• -P— ---e ew Collect In ' oft .25 .50 12.50 25.00 .50.00 100.00 250.00 1.00 2.00 5.00 * o t ' am Jin•-*•ftf eSli ■y m i | ..J W A N T E D ! • ' I'.i- e 5 r |MMf ai �i • - i l E S A M U ttU HfcKALU f i t On . t m i T V t SANFOKD HLRALP u it First Weekend DOfSeasonStarts Ai i m Ii M grits in d ** th* it r i l f h t H. Souchak Leads Way Into Second Round Of Tourney In th* Kook, itio v ri off lo n ifht i n 1 frit h •o lW fa b iik ilb ill t lu t t ir r d Kam a ilrc id y «ith a r e c k i | i lif t by 1 r u b of u p iti. N clra D im * . W iico n iln . U u l i lobi S tita , A r k a n m , F o rd h im in d to m. 1 . 0. H E I * \i,y HA j£3* nP' rn iT A R R tp b - J ta x 1 4 ttx v /c t rfA X \^ /v \ —« T X ie tr g Vww AHP \ CAUGHT J"* THt t r e a. OF T r o n * t f f fn v g X.O.r.C. e n te r . O f* * * W/LL * * * * * r o K o r r */% t x * * * i * * c * » WITH HOT** OAM* -H i* FAUUAt* 70 COHVtMT A*SUL T iP aV 20-/9 LOU W H9S4, BUT THIS y*AH HB s c o * to r,f-»* f+ o w o toucapohh. s * r u p a K one*. B oor g o 9 CAT*A POA/TS.tUSA WAIT OHP*r*NSK. \ A eco h tm o m a q a t a m t ^ /A lt* roM fi*. Rebels, TCU Meet In Cotton Bowl FORT WORTH. Tea, UP—Mi.aU alppi U already thinking up ways of Hopping Jim Swtnk when lh. Rehala maat Taaaa Chn.tun in the Colton Bowl Jan 1 But here’s a warning: There’a no ua. going af ter S*lnk until you first know be HAVANA f .hooting Mika Souchak of r.mmnp.T, N. Y-. lad tha way tntn the accuod round of the SIS.000 Havana invitational pro-amateur golf tournament to­ day. University Tha former football player potted a T-underpar U y«.t*rday to take a S-alroke iead for the first round. Deipite a gutty wind Souchak carded an eagla and .ta birdlea aa he completed Uw opening IB holrt In 34 11 over the a.UZ-yartl narrow palm tree lined course. Two other pros, Tommy Bolt of Chattanooga and Billy Maawell of Odrtia, T ri., tied for second with Ms. Eight others bettered par with Bo Wininger of Oklahoma City and Art Kail of Pocono Manor, Pa., tied for fourth al tt. S h e l l y Mayfield, We.tbury N. Y , tanked sixth with a TO, followed by Doug Ford, Klime.ha Lake, N Y : Dutch Harrison, SI. Louis; George Bayer, Cincinnati; Willy Cinch. Rochester. Minn, •nd Al BesKlink, Groaaingrr, all with Tit. Defending champion Ed Tunrol of St. Louis had a T3, one stroke behind Dave Douglas of Newark, Del. who teamed with Johnny Arwllano of Havana for th* low, pro amateur net terra with to. almo.t aa Important In tha two «"»« touchdown drives TCU made « ‘b* l*»t lour minute, ta beat Southern Methodist and win the Southwest Conitr.nr# champion »*>P •• Sgmk’a mighty maniiig. They aay at TCU that Chuck ttdiscovered tha forward paaa on aa October aven.ng in tho depla a4 tha Oraog* Bowl gl Miami, Fla. Curti* waa a great high school paster but ha was far Iron Utc •rotation at a freshman and sophomore at TCU. In IIM bn had an panes intercepted and It dimmed bit faith in tha nv.rh.nd LOUISVILLE, Ky. 14* - The ques­ game. . tion of head gear for box tea. an Always a fina ball handler and innocent bystander through years play selector, ba started HU at of amateur athletic ror.)K-iu.oa. th* Frogs’ top quarterback. But bobbed up today as a major proV witk the ground attack, kd try be tern of the national Amateur Ath­ great Swtnk, talmg up kugn yard­ letic Union. age each game, bn raraly elected Th* armed forces, arguing that in th* first ftvn gam*, and thron tho gtar aavo. permanent Injuries lnl.re. ptad while kUUng on only U. •nd oven Urea, went before th* But that night in Miami changed Cflto annual fonvntlow of too AAU tp suggest mandatory regulations thing*. TCU waa trailing lough Miami M aarly whan Chuck shot a bullet ta Swtnk on the goal line ta put th. Frog, ahead TA. toon after, bafiind T-ll, Chuck ftrnd again and this Urn* be put th. Frogs ahssd to sUy. Th.y von ' si-in. That, to dm nptaim . i TCU ' Coach Abn Martin, was ton tons- , ing point far Curtin, la the laat , half of thn campaign ha anm- , pletad St out Iaf SI throw* lag CM AAU Has Problem Of Boxer Head Gear bar commercial broadtaita of baU games on nation, outside a club’s "borne" territory, iaftoid as territory within a radius of f l mllta of to* ball park. They ■lao extended President George ''tohutman'a torm for another tiro ra after tt eepirra to DecernIIM. end appointed m eightMan oommtttoe to n*goUate with toe rnafora for renewal of the ■ta>M-mlnor agreement which ex* pftta Jan. It, 1*37. ko to to e F O R D , C H E V R O LE T , P L Y M O U T H ■ O W N ER S a 'U CAN BUY A NEW 19 189 h.p. V8 DODGE TW O T O N E P A IN T - T IN T E D GLASS TU RN SIG N A LS - W H EEL CO VERS V A RIA BLE SPEED E L E C T R IC WIPERS P O W E R F L IT E FU LLY A U T O M A T IC TRAN SM ISSIO N U«nverc«2 Hr B m r.n AN8I.ET , klothir Noturo fi« o har bltii* ao th. I'ronul How 1 U .f ... . , .. . . .... .h i b , ch.nrlnr th. aintry chill „ 0Te, nil^ .n .utum o b.lm .ml th. p ,.. ^ Q ctlon l» thAl tOBlrht *.11 bo . n ‘ hl l,OT «jnd. nlog. r a .) , and .11 ,ou f.n . , ptctrd to turn out m horde* ir <| ippn.t Ihl. Youth-. «l.B t of too iduon *c*on. • . . . . . th, W. r Hit though flag th . Tonl«hl K.(l*. a run tor th.ir .:S«» th . Pianut Boat « .l. un- , h . . . £ , ,hh. ibob*7. W .r but to , ut. lhtm. af . ,f1*ur . .. t™«. «»»• Forecasters Pick Kentucky To Finish As Leader Of SEC P P V I- 4 0 0 0 R STANDARD . TRANSM ISSION 'i a i r . v Dh I i W all RAE FOLEY lanhvaaii a a 'a in <a >*C1 Y*»ii44oe» m n it | o»q» a * u rn »r» */»TI *»V th . (Mrhard* S«mlnol«.. .Now that wl„ ^ 4 r#<1 ThcM lw0 u , mt h. v# mcl y , , , , or ferenrr, have dona it again. four „ m tl ,B th, r . itf , n(1 th, And It appear. thf»e .ear* , U ll -|ffm n f, ,n lb, M0I#. ‘V! * iT inru■“r p*“ * ,0 th# *K‘‘ m i. Club W .dn.id.y, .nd th.y td their d o . , the*,leader, w „ . et with ir e .l appl.uie .nd ,»• itoneo that th. Kiw.ni.m would ipport thalr underUkinf. Moil th. major club. In town ha*. an talked to and cheered to in 1 effort on the part of .Sanford t.m m .r to arouia Int.reit amonc . eitUenry for th . Te.nut Bowl Tha team* are ihapln* up pratty ell for th* foray, and play. a t. kinnlnf to g .t really .moothed it. All four te.in. haat had to ru«tnm themiel*.. tn a new rid. Tha playoff f.m rt for the r.nut Bowl elimination 4oumaent were held nn n much amaller aylnf field. Tha Howl i.m** III ha pla>ed nn a field twira aa ll. and 20 >atdt In n er than th. imlnatlon Th. rrful.tlnn urh fi.ld I. M ynnl. lon«: b,r 40 ird. wide. In .llmln.tlon p ly ... n* . . . tha b it runs but In .wl r .y r u n n n r . by elrtua of th . id. field, will p la y a piouunent bo. b~n .1. point.. They . . . a.ry t „ nly mkUtltii „ . mt< >wJ Wfr# weighed the cvldenr. carefully. Kentucky*. II — member vanity may be a. itrong at any In th*< (|) to,ir n , m tn l , . r> T h . no)fl wj,h § 5..., tourn, mfnt country bul C'oarh Adolph Rupp r#ford BMk , n<1 nt<k «th a.tenrd today hit ^mmcdiala con­ , h# Wl|> Ka||lM up UBtl| lh, U, t cern it whether the fir.I Kvro t„ 0 d lJ | of tolirn, mfnt pl*>. Th. or eight performers can outdo th* £j,gl„ flB, Uy h, d to „ ttU for oppo.ition, thlrd , , c<> onr.h, | f „ mf out of “ W. havt fi boy., many of 1<f0nd Uc# wllh * H -0 w ord. them on th. tame palne,' com^ , u ff ,, |U r. menled Rupp. “ Right now, * . , tuddfd. Bill Flemlnf. head font- just don’t know if that plana ;a hB„ COBfh of Seminole lllsh. will high enough." ^ th# hf, d | lBftm, n, Hugh Carl- Starting hi. Kth .eaton al Krn^ t0A principA) of U k . Mary Srhool tucky, th. country', wlnnlngrir BmJ t || „ . footbftu mfntor, will ba ba.ketb.il coach appraise his club lh# |lB), k„ p a r.r,f fr**, .nd llar- is perhaps better than the IIM ij oM n^kaBbarh. prineip.1 of San- combine that captured 21 and toil ford r.rammar SehBol, will b. tha only 1 in a rebuilding aeiK>n. I, f, r, #.ni|ei llrekenl.arh The record may not be bcller, w,u b# interpreting th# rule, ha­ h. added, because th. oppotiting f>u„ o( th# uni<|uene». of tha is stnmegr. Kentucky opens Its season $*u B||I* r tm l m M tnd.y th .t h . unlay night at LouiaJana State, a ^ h, tB h, v, th# hon, r t t game which won’t count In tho. Southeastern Conference a la n d ,hrad „ nfim , B for ,OBtcht> |h h, wou)d „ „ hii po„ . ingi. ^ ^ d<| , KOUtlpf fpr 1 In addition to 14 league garnet, outaidcra tnrlud* Temple, DePaul, ' ! futura Fed fHdlran material. At tha »nd af tha Elimination Fan., don’t forcet to auppart Maryland, Idaho and Duka. be at Memorial Stadium com* 7:30 lonighu K e n tu ck y ', in v tlstlo o il tourna* m rnt D m . 30-21 b rines in Minna, sola, Utah and Daytoo. Tha W ill cats play M mnrsota Ui« first night and either Utah or Dayton th . second game. Up from. Kentucky figures to do all right with its AU-Amenra candidate, six-foot-seven Bob Bur. row manning the pivot and hold, oven 14 Jerry Bird and M Ph4 Grawemeyer available at forward. Behind them art holdovers John Brewer and Ray Mills plus surh promising sophomores aa Ed Beck, able to give Burrow relief, aonv* thing unavailable last year; John Criglcr and PhO Johnson. Capt. Bill Evans and Gayle Ro»a w»r* lo.t ct guarda end there tho Wildcati lack riperiencc—a vital spot la Kentucky's atyle of often.*. . P L U S BNATCMKtt LEXINGTON, Ky. UB-Tbe thief who rifled a woman’s purt* In the post offir* yesterday may he al­ lured that one highly Irritated law offltrr Is looking for him. Police­ COP ARRESTS WIFE ’ woman Suian Garr said lh* thief removed her btllfold, containing LEWISTON. Mont, .ft - City P<v llcem.n Thomai PowrQ felt ha her badge and III. had a duty and ka did tt—Mrc.icd hi. wL'o Denise. , Har gara her a citation for ear* J less driving .nd causing aa accB dent. Nn on* waa hurt. Powell said hla wife poatad tl# bond to police court, then forfeited It without trial—nod that aha "alii waa a little burned up" at him. n iq»g n.i t * . *<n <*1 w n m «».i pav •'"q pu# p*t *i *i*q« *»'>cw ]„ p i* i w art. . . Hi*. l II 1 II V | a aa»r a t> *f»l Jim Ctoaal*) t - » ••• m .» e i . a ______ _ C* >|4r*. * W11mi Saw T.rl.tiM . _ . „T*T •q iqJio *«n *»*ll<»» • M l"« ■! l * | l * q r * l ain P el AM !>**i* K l i p Ar«»l4 n v n a ia a at* H *r* r * n t r * l T it aa *w **» . 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VV '*i • lit Lin* l-**r*n < * W 'lk ar.n* Biaa-Uff w»*i> W H o a .u a m*w»* D i j r i a .M ia * aim MklllOT Mop. left), chairman of the White Itmur Conferee..-* on Eduction, dcrlca charge, in Washii’eton that lh# group h a . tw-en - .lacked" wilh opponent, of federal aid lo ictuxlv With him la H in t Tare,director of lh* conference, which Include* IBOO delegate* fri-nv all the .tale* and temtona*. Al bottom. Met. Edmund D. Camfbell (leftl talk* with rvporter* after »he itilroduced a retolutlon to *r*« point a committee to eon.lder a vote on a-hool Imiea M Kir. * opposed tha Virginia dclegata'a motion (fnlrrwalioiul -Sobivdpholt'.y IS . |« IT . 15 It 14 I *4 I 14 I 41 4 44 4 tl 4 It cry.la la *■ % r*H *rr« W P a ir ik * w *l«r» % r r sr li _ _ w TT f t IP hr Ti % ft t I T ** vC ”” z t W 9* v r z T — — t »» t It V I* ** il. I *• il. •» I . It IL M II II II.II ■ v is it . r*rt- n *u **i « >* B*a«M ii«u* r i»*r4. n >>•»« ^•»llT i**«* J»> Co*ri4*allU L a .* '. SU m * Our Ml** n r * * h . r ru * * 4 * r* r is y k a u t * *r C i . r . Th* L l.* i. r*r*ow I* P*r**a I I O'rlDrh B *a«rl l-«t* hhnw X *« * IH I d .A T I B U ST ■ nnw taw T i l l T**v r * u * f * l •• fD«lu*irr "" r»r»4* ■ i t r » n » « « T:m* 1 .4 Mr To.it>*»»r a 4t C artu n * K»*»i»*l I IS K I4 4 I* . Mail*** | | . SV iakf I»I*W * T d . i . s i c i r r i * r n »*ta l * ,l» p a f f a l. B ill I I .M C * * L a a i.m .h l I I I . T * *a a M u m T t 1 :4 . WT* * t* r* M *n k *ll 1 14 Ldd* 4*fck eil*»r I 4. WiDkr Dl*k *d4 Td* a i i m n . mm iiirk a k 1,44 Tfcl* I* «k* I lf* _ t ta iu«4»r C c k D D l P*rum 4 *4 I'Dtlar • k*co*4 • I* U n l.»» DAILY C R O S S W O R D DOWN z 4 1 t % P * ** L ja c a t * n * « iL L B • ti m wm Tm t r % B B S . 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Ju.t to mention o few prycnirt drvtlecMd tn th# twv#r T»at KiUhrna ta b*»«< my -Whip” mad#by whlprlnr f p a -tth • rho*.n liquid f l V AypU r u f**ture* Mhitrh-Whln" Spnrcru.t m*d. ioui wilh th* tinrU of butt#rmllk Mid roll-laa of gr*Uv Ur ch****- Htr* tt th# r*cip«: * "Hw**tt U f" Appl* Ft*' Dotch* Whip- P » .try J I / t t«« spoon rinntm on tod sharp ctmddagshMM nulatod ngnr < it hrown rogwfc - r Docked BkaH ' •PP'* k - r g .r io . ■hap. pMtrr tnta a ffat toloo*. Roll tw tw n 2 i M . «d panKtataan obl<m* about I* a l l - t / f . l’c#t off top r »p*r. Bprink I. 1/4 « P grated chr#»* *v*r paatrr. recover with paper, and rm tly roll chres* into p».try Turn paper and pastry oirr and repeat pr«c. *«*. rolling in remaining cher*#. Tut »uc.r», aalt. .rice*, and lemon iuw* la a Urg* mtalng bowl and mix we.L Add . r t l . llicr* •nd mis w»U with eugar mixture. Turn Into <• a 10 UVing dun. Dot srith butter. r**l fop p*per off rolled p..»nr erd lay pa.try over baking dUh. pastry rid. down. Ram**, lop p#p*r. Trim pr itry 1/g* beyond edge of dUb *U around. T irn #<ff* *nd»r, woiaten rim •f dWi7*nd into naatry, prcalnr out* dt.h Cut a frw atoam eentx Bnka an tower ahem ad M * » « ( U f l* F .) 40-60 m i*. Make* 6 M n i A r t lilt I t o k l i t t * - hrillng w ater _ t/ 1 toatpoow salt Fat Spry to miring b*wt. Add boGing water aid foritermflk and whip witk fork until all liquid la absorbed and a thick, amooth nu*ta r. ti farmed. Sift flour »nd salt together onto Spry^whiniand atlr Mkkly Hit* • dough. Pick *p end work into • #tnooth. blrnikd dougti. to«k*# Mirigk pnairy Ik • fl* pto xb*U or a 4* x 10* droanlub pic » •* I *4 1 :4 . • 41 I.I.. I. t. ll:N II I* I I •* it i i t t I* 11:41 f iie IiM r*H*r* M «f«l»t lk * w r*# t. * » * .* ) • * O # * . Mdu . . O l * t M*u*« U * ry M **r* AM kuf 'l* 4 fr* f AM kur n *4 fr* r l i n k * It Rlfk v'A lia.i L t 4 f L * ? * *r L ir* l M » k far T * m .rr* w •n ta lk V L l . k l o . « o c iM h n * « lack f u r Paym ents T ill Ja n . 15, I HIGH T R A D E IN A L L O W A N C E S I.OW DOW N PA YM EN TS L-o-N-o TERMS FOKI) 4 HOOK SEDAN CllllYSLKIt 4 DOOR SEDAN CHEVROLET 2 DOOR SEDAN CHEVROLET HARD TOP W ilh Pnw ergllde. PLYMOUTH i DOOR Th* automotla CO LKM AN j*rk n***r T**l IN W ilh K nrdom ntir. Omnlkut T *» T k *r. r*)4 T k » * ir . i *• r e * u iu » •» ».** n r T k M ir . a.at m tckcD fk r t* * M i* |. .*. Arp t wllfc A 4 v*ktu r. |e-ta s u n mr u . * II .1 P u n .a y N *w i ■#• 11:11 n * p M lk tll M tg kll.kS. liiia T k * r k t l.l.y k t r . 11:11 a m * Off aso an af B A R G A IN S »/4 tM*poon nutmeg ] l***po^ i»««>*n Juk* • cu p aM rsd . cored thlrs 1 Ubfnr«*» butter or g to ri mpnorij f lo u r ________ CHRISTMAS Legal Notice rw t r r r o i w r a r r n r m n n J l D M , .1*41 v o lt: l l ) | * r v . r i o N iiiv . i* r . i i i i i K . rw n r r**T A T r o r n. n o r c r . iik m iik t t a A m erica’s fastost-salling oil hooter I P*.-* a >*4 T a 411. r n r n i T n n . t i n r« . •O k * N 4 V 1*41 I L 4 I N * n n I l k . ■M kll* 4 H I I V I T .4111 I v r i t l l i T*u ■ *. rock * f m u ,r * D r ib ) • • l i f i * . a * . 10)111*4 id *!••# *! • * r ilalm * . * « .f m t k il, * k |. k »*M. *r * llk *r * f you. n u r . . * i * * t ik * • • t . t . *r :i» - N n irT T * n H lirC K . 4*. •••• * . It l* *f **:4 1954 C H E V R O L E T S T A T IO N FULLY EQUIPPED 1 Dodge 4 Door ) Dodge 4 Door r.DuMtr, i* ik* ca-inir j b u * *r B *m i**l* r s u . i y , y i* rl4 * . *t ki* • fflr* I* Ik * r * u f | knu«* *f *«I4 I ' m l ) .1 « .* r * t 4 . P1*ri4*. wllklN • l . k t «il.* d » r m * * 'h i fro*) Ik* Ilm . #r Ik * flr*l # .k llra 1 l-* *f Ik ia natlr#. K»»h eUlm »r * •"* * * •kail k* I* wrrlttof. «*4 *k*ll *'*•• Ik * •l*<‘* of i* * l4 * * r* **4 #-*' • m e . t44r*** *f Ik * *U 1i***' * n . •k a il k* *w *rn I . fcf Ik * rl*im »iil. k l . . r k*r •••■ I. mr .t l* r * » r . **4 • a y rock claim * r 4ro**n4 a»l • • 01*4 * k *ll k* **iC. J. C fl*ff* A* aC m iaitlraik r * f to* R * i . l * t t IIKN'HIKTTA fl B O rC K . 4*e••••*. B o r n i. a a b t k n * t itovi i l l t r M y fa r A 4 m )a t.lr.l* e BCw *r4* B *l« # '-. _________ H*nf*r4. y i . r U * n m yakliroi.un N*«*m k*r It . H i t ■ flmxn tn tit. — • m a l l in P«** — r a n i ifl p e rfo rm - m ro. _ Pr »* ■ J t t BTT7* to hrol per A retofy An. room heater « d y muiUary hrotari ite* ridowM mahogany D**uty W U T#u 11 k* am «>#4 } Dodge Club Coupe 3 Pontiac 8 2 Door f Dodge Hard Top 2 Dodge 4 Door 2 Plymouth Club Col 2 Dodge 4 Door Seminole County *. i *irf aiiNvi I It C> *nn*t r'-Mip*4* f t l. Egypunm . gOddM* »3. Italian m o m of -Naptoa" B4 fltrtp . BT. N e .r t o S t . Unhappy Ifll. Century J*rh L«v. 4 «i ram r « n 12385 p**|o»bi a *4 K >S*M Q t.*wl* ftl.Twm f t. Caper tt. Bhaeptibo flO. flagwetmtt s tu n f*r I *4 I >4 It* 4 t. T *. TRAN SM ISSIO N ai 11:41 O lll.l*. l-l.*• Soak flan L ik e A la ir Not • • d.fficult M ath STANDARD au*n aa woodtE-L) 14 Greek Uttar f.OMOftfl* chapter, of th . Korns ATron*. 4 C Y L-4 D O O R ■111 JO put* »\*u I N»*l I ,**< t|l»_ Xuiqoip ppaa ai*»»H ,* * \ . ... 4. Kind wt DODGE T»*1 '•■•I l**ll*'l »P-<t.1 1 1 F ra g ra n t nnntn SW /H K nv. T **‘ a l m i i a a a a t aa m u ik* n*«k a i* .* ak *» . a. Tk* H >M r*«.*n mutouNtnut ju n ta /, m r ** Jtq • luaq il»p|t»f>U« -*S»ll>l *q| jn irva |u*<* #q . —#J*q In n u iu i o p 1.11*1 | j | -|i i l l ' l l I iio M ’11*14 ■ p aq »<n pi I no * n i* i fanmq.1 j« | •Xi*»i*g Pl*a airap . ‘* i^ 001 • 11 II »otiq mot 1*1 >«« Xqa* 0 * q j .. . i n f ‘nirq *.*o| np | inq miq o| dn *q*tu ni *ao( | o *i** i i * in pq a **wq | a«*n* | :uitq p *i**i «i*amiq| a •• AUHHtAS 1»-»)»P uuw (vk I iu *)* a m lo J u u | ino|* 'X|ui«3ufl ■ « *t(k *r T k * M * ra it. *k*w r * p t a i* lt* « i* r n * 111. Work ACttOM G A tA T B S T j o u -p*ui *1— B «'-«l»l too ML. *ir*p 'niiq *»1 pUuan* ja q io ■ua * a * iu noX l.uop p u v . * u * f 01 main p *uiq * * || T lir i uo * i* « * * (» • iq inq *t«**ll « l **nd* * || . u ia j * P*im aa nnq |*S tu o n fu a i*| l.uop |0f| * iiq « * Nil d**i*a • * || -3<iu**p .law <•" I'MBrim Ba.um La **l* Jink 11*m* M Huilma pa paa’pi luho o| i(« « n Jil'U .11 np noX i n <n 9uio* k >« m.j r>ia *pam u u p n'i qaiu l**ug *t|l jn *nr*u *in u*q >*11 o| jroq mo< >in<n *1 no j diaanf q*M| • *i*<n •ni.v*woiB p * i|ia * i no* aouit M *a |n<| 1*1 dn a i* on* t'*m •• llu i .n * T k ta tr* It • Atw aia Jaa itumiwnk* m u m .i.lln n T r . m t i D « lU r A a .r* * 4 . ’ a r t l.k l t k . a i r * a i* * - u if a r*n* v B * r k * l aqua, w * i* r ( r a * l * «»iu| J*»ddojp *u *f PUT J»Hiq Xoq «m *T»*n «1 ifTnou* • i| •*P<|3 at|| jo anoviaun* aa* aioa| uia*v MbRiymsdain Bar M*aa BaaeD P an lkall B *ei*» V #1 gla. gaalkatl M«wa T t * B a r Ik a. B aar • Ml 'aan'ni n * \.. i m f | l a p*iq4|| p in pra* *q* . ‘i||U i M || "l *m*> I. joiimq p* Mini m 1*1 paq qinotu Ini m || d*1 J*q U1 <|Minq pxlrap aua* apuaq Sunn* i*|| *ini*u V*ri*l* Ilnur R*w. DAILY C R O S S W O R D P*um i «M M *tll*anb »if| » ||t|» PUV. .11 pun t iuun in * ■ *itip *1 l . » ° » I wni»»*nb q o| jaaanr* «ifl P«B ° L . 'X|}*tnb I II irn a iM . ,TM<Vli|l**| .M A I r<'Alh»U Cant* JVnrlk r* r « ll* a al Utah* I I* I *1 V. K A. r-aaa flail** till i t r iu o iia lu n la-tur* ‘ »u*r . “vie* #<n >° I u iw o m . aaan mq *1 | > * ll* li* * q • J" r-*T •4 |liu il*iP p r~ »H1 .1 * V " (| . I* | | H ia tt l>l*k *»4 T»• II II Itor *■(••• I I I I A * 4 r • •••*• im iu ii It T h * Mi* T«h a* r m a 'i *f A»a»wi Ttoce Martinrg gf F a t a r a n i . N. J., "rinMd to bep*M antirtpattoa wl a wwhrrwelgM Utla bout afttr taking aa May toM reond tomckrut wto over I n t o O ner, oak land, CaUf. laat flight. Th* rUaay fourth ranked weltorwriaht, who weighed ltt«s, toyed with Greer tor two raanda and then put the 144-pound California* lown with a ripping right and a followup toft. Th* bout, Kbaduled .or ia, wvd#d at |:14 ad to* third. It *raa Martkwa’a ltoh atralghl win aad hie a*rend to eight day a. The Mrty p*da l i a alow, hut Martin** promptly apmmd up m Greer whei Rrfero* Jw y August and tom* af ttto *s(lmated 1,304 fana called tor nettofl. » 01 l* « q | h * a * - Wr o u * r Ma w iro r* I urnament tha Uamt .tacked up 0Ur Clty’a youth tonlfht. W’a can 1 follow*: th* Routh Bulldog* maLt )0l) 0B|y o r, (U.r .n t e . for ime out on top, .uffering only a |h ii , v.nlng at th* P.anut Bowl, ngular defeat; th* Richard. bul t h ,t |, , hig one: If you rtninole. c m * out in »*cond ^ to j | #nloru l Sudlum tonight ac* .uffering two lo».#» and yo|| wm baTa a whale af a goad i. ti* during tournament play; Um# w h tt mor# eou|d you a»k? a Jane, War Eagle, w .r. in| A„ , h# M r. marh, af , r„ uUr >ird place with threw def.aU; ba„ wl„ ^ th, |# . band id th . A nal., Gator, look cellar , program ., eold drink., pop.nnra with aia defeat, and on. f#nd Bn<J # h tlf.tlB1. , p#t.. Each team played nine , . m . i u | / |h t t , m h . worlhy „f , „ ur 11, tournament. Wilh th . new #lUBdtnfg. r>Bi, , upport aur young people they. need you; •111 J*q l uiq*|»pn *“! »*« *I*1U II II k:»rli«hl Tk*ttr* II II lIT T lm f ■ n a a ia ii I II it**** yrogrom i M j a l Rtrm nw r Tim * C a a a ir r I q l a •j«q (Mipain rim nqj .vy| wimtv>*1 T h * L la r o . r * r a * a I* r*r»*» K «* t.> -r-ria-W **ta*r T h * Via* • II I • a* t,n*1 * • »■ ch ^ tween in# Jonet U i r Logie* ond NPt n+r ­ .'etnm T*W B M A T *O M a i XgAL HTAT9 AAA* tA | £ J'<aa I I *•> |« I I t ill II II N 'r a lw . M*lodl*a t f * C lu . L U.‘- * g ,h ” u*h L,h# .uth. h . Oammir fcchool boy. >d f ir l. o r. gome lhiouKh th. KOi.iMt.bn. of our toinmunilp. >11 U m o , and Carl AUin.oa Martinez Hoping For Welterwaight Title Bout Soon SFOKANI. Wato. Bt - gtillud W* p o tm tu l to th* apmoit. A* o raiult ho h n turnad • “* • f,M f?1* A?»,' jr G** to n ire not i t util coirned or l i im zs 1 0 0 *9 A9 4* DODGE t il «n» VlAXi' ■ » » iw » « iim iMm I II r u ila a li *f M u fh im p in n aittn riM i l ’ O U 'a T >• A ll » '* r f k ro ii* I t« I f am* 1 i« L> u *r »n *y I *1 C r v u f i r i E r r •• N CAA i m iM if ft**4*IV*U« ( It la Ik* Eroai.g T *. flyatUaki •* *p-r»a S A N r B A N C IS C O , No. 1 H im of 19V4 U *H" I >7 ED WILKS m u f t io t t trrr io o o a W AGON �t T H E SANFORD HERALD Face 8 Frl. Dee. 2, 105S Vivid Portrayals By Miss Skinner Captivate Audience Toothbrush Serves As Weapon To Safeguard Precious Teeth Home Repairs Do's S Don'ts Uncertainly (Cm Um <4 from Page Owe I and seith the people you ckoeie yourself." Governor Collins added another Important order. "My only de­ mand, a* you taka over the of­ fice of Seminolo County Sheriff, Capt. John P. Dobson, USN. fMC) le that you do a good job." This morning, a State Auditor, who reported to duty at the Sanford fmm Orlando was In tha Sheriff* Naval Auxiliary Air Station this Offira ready to taka over and week, will nllave U. C. M Callis, audit the books an-l record* kept USN. (UC). as Senior Medical Of­ there. John Burkett said that offi­ ficer of th* air nation. cially, the position should not Arriving on board the bis* on change hands until th* end of the Nov. 21 at Commander, Dr. Doh>on day, nr at midnight, sinet lha was sworn tn at Captain the follow­ Sheriff and his force nf Deputies reported for work and wera on: ing day, DR. B. E. DRISKILL said today that ,“I have not ra­ A native of New York City, Capt Dobion received hit m e d i c a l ★ ★ ★ the Job. However, Sheriff lailhe Hobby scltooling at Columbia University reived any word from Governor' ajxd toned his internship at St. Vin­ Christian Church Collins relative tn my suspension." cent's Hospital and his residency Th# Slat# Auditor. Sheriff Hob­ at Welfare Hospital, both also in Has Dr. Driskill by, Chief Deputy 0. G. Owens, his home town. He holds the de­ A s G uest Speaker and Mayor Denver Cordell have grees of A. B. and M. D. been conferring throughout the Capt. Dobson accepted a commit Dr. Rayne E. Driskill, RtlBwatday and just prior to noon, Hob­ sion into the Navy ut 1M0, leaving r.-, Okla . nuisU -ding evanrellsl by agrred to relinquish hla offiea hla S. Y. practice of on* year. He for Ihe Christian Chunh (DI«riplf*V‘ began htx Naval career at Penis- of Christ) will apeak at th* first a* r-f S o'clock thl* afternoon. Mayor Cordrll purchased all cola, and has been attached to an | Christian Church at 7:30 p m , four of Sheriff Hobby'* patrol avation unit ever since; Duty a-!Sunday. H# Is In Florid* diverting rars, and later, was surveying th# board the aircraft carriers Ranger. * state-wlde e»*ng*Ii*tie rrusad# Christian Churches, jail and office checking inventor­ Lexington, Munda. Roosevelt. Ley- ^ ies nf the Jail efforts, prisoners,1te and Anuctem are included in hla H* is the developer of #n unl|s*| program called th* Compr#bonds, monies, records, and eiuip- travels. mert that is not personal pro-1 Prior to reporting her*. Cant : Kvanagelixm which has perty of the outgoing man, Dobson was atalloned it Ih. Naval r L P"n»w . Wmember* ? " ! .i c, ,,_ , , ’ _ to add over " r-t.oOO rrubahl# deputies, rhosen by Air Station, Alsugl, Japan. Ts Six lo th# Christian t*huich#s *rrois« Mayor Cordell, have been wsit'pg. lion Medical Officer and Flag Med­ at th* Sheriff* Offiea all mornl-ig ical Officer for Commander, Fleet \mcrira, Under his direction lilw ChruUan Chuir'ne- m (ais .tngvto* waiting for developments sines Air Japan. had 3.106 addition*. In Kansas the incoming man must be pre­ The Captain Is not matried and City 33 Christ!*!, Churches had pared to lake over and eonticl 1.013 addition* In on# dav. T h • l.iw enforcement In th# County. resides at th* NAAS Bachelor o f­ University Christian C hore, ficer's Quarters. H* lists his hob­ It D helltved tnat Mayor Cor­ Seattle, had 41R in on* day. bies ai coif. Althing and hunting. dell will announce hla affinal de­ In th# present campaign (her# puties thi* afternoon, prohahlv were <i*M nrw member* added to just before he takes over at 6 FIRE AWEEPS HOTEL »*vrn Christian C-'urchr* In the •'clock. KANSA SCtTY ill—Fire awept Peteribirg and Miami aica*. through • small hnt#| and an apart- | (r. nriiklll'* p'an rails for l « . er awards, both for architectural menl building near City Hall early , t#p* by which to keep n#w m*m- * and engineering service*, and for today, foretng approximately MI h#r* active in th# church. He construction, wilt be issued locally person* to fleo into near Ireeitng' train* th# laity of th# Church la in the near future as a part of the weather, I go Into th# homes of th# commonstation's current expansion pro­ Illy to win prospects to Christ and gram. ehurch membership. ( F o l l o w i n g la an article They point out that parent* get MARKED TABLE TOPS published by The Sanford Herald an example by regular toothbrushDO—disguise a alight mar * in cooperation with the Seminole ing after eating at any lima. Th* a light-finished Uhl# top with County Denial Society a* a public tJdy housewife spend* murh more • mall amount of clear ahellac time in rarefully washing .12 ■aprice.) or varnish, followed by a rubbing * * • dishes, on# by one, than she do«» with pumice and lubricating aiL in brushing her 32 teeth. When If you wrre rtcaning between HO—disgviis# a alight mar an the teeth of a comb, you wouldn't washing dishes, aha »*t* no de­ a dark-finished labia top with a aero** thn»* teeth. You finite time but keep* at tbrm un­ Vivid portrayals wilt nrvrr he toucj of Iodine or any of tha sev­ bru*h up from the bottoms til she know* they are clean. Tha forgotten by the Ssnford audience eral commercial preparation* now 1 _ teeth are much herder to clean teeth. that heard Cornelia Oil* Skinner on the market for that purpose. than the seme number of Jiihee. In the same way, the spates DO—treat large damagrd area* JjM rich! In the flM performsnee between yovr teeth must be clean­ Dental authorities say that every of the Seminole Mutual Contrrt wtth proper—colored eheltae atick, ed by brushing downward from tooth surface should be brushed available from tome hardware and Association. tha top gum* and upward from at least ten limes, and th# brush most pain-tupply dealers. The auditorium rf t ‘ s . Jt' «xde should go between the teeth. DO— scrape all too*# particle* th* bottom. 1 at Primary Scbo-’ No on* should depend on tooth A bit of prtiiur* I* needed so past# or mouth washes to do th# ill- from the apol with a raxor blade eurln ■' and clran the arr« with denatured that tha bristle* rlide off th* M y c job. They cannot clean nor stimu­ aleohnl; melt ehellae *tiek with prominent turface* of Ihe teeth late th# gum*. If* tha brushing •olritnng Iron, allow dripping* to and Into spares between there. A K *. BAXTER whst Miss patch and smooth with spat­ wriggling or vibrating motion that counts. . r e for them n form ula hrated ovar alcohol tamp. makee tha toothbruih brlitles act appearance cm the DO—wait 4 or S hour*, then Ilka toothpick* that diilodg* little amid *i(! lights and rub spot with miaturo of rottenparticle* of food before they can , critwi that immediately •ton# and fasolin*. using • pleca ran he turned acid which attack turned into grandeur with the of old felt wrapped aiound a the tooth ftructurn. C)r<t tie? befor* her lliteneri. wooden block. While (hi* I* th* beat way to • • • To Mt her audience at ea<#. the brush teeth, a* a rule, there ara Internationally known artlit preD O S T — U*e lb* *he1Imf atick also different method* that dent­ The Sixth Nxvil District Public tented a akrteh in which voiced method of repair until you have ist* advi*c at lime*, to m*et cer­ Porks Officer, by letter on Nov. live parlt. "A Hot erf powder" firil pmrtieed on scrap wood or tain condition*. received resoundi.ig a pp l a i n a on ihe upderalde of the table top. U. 13iS, informed Frrd H. ’.Viillams Properly used, the bristled tooth­ of Sanford, that he hid been award­ from the amusing. rnirrtaining, DOST—overlook lha possible Durinr the working week El* brush I* th# most affective instru­ ed n contract for architectural-en­ and certainly tme lo-llfe char­ us# of a email furniture rcfintihacterisations. The veiling waa a log kit, which contains all the mer Zedoe natter, A v i a t i o n ment yet devlied for cleaning the gineering service* in the amount of well known beauty 'w in, and necessary malerlala, even a part#| Machiinest Mate, 1/e file* a* mouth and combatting tooth de­ SI 127.41. airrrrwmnn aboard an AJ "Sav- cay. from H cam* the nna customer able healing unit. It I* also a good way to Insure The service* tn be rendered are DON'T—use water to remove a ags" aircraft nf Hravy AMark and live «alei naff conversation*. In conjiecfion with advanre plann­ The audience wn convinced and • hit* mark; ute denatured alcohol S'rjuadron Five. Sunday* see* him healthy gum*. ing for land acquisition in the U S The tragedy of the toothbrush in the the pulpita nf Stafford nr a mixture of •#• teaspoon of ait ipellbound w i t h lau|hter Naval Auxiliary Air Station, Sanis that *o few American use it Memorial Methodist and Osteen throuabout the better pari of two cider vinegar to a pint of water. often enough. The teeth should lord, fiscal 1M7 Public Work* Pro­ DON’T —try the wiifcly recom­ Methodist churches. hour* erf thorough entertainment. Baxter, whose homn town Is be brushed or cleansed with watrr gram. It li understood that the land The aerond ikeich In Ria flrtl mended method of a hot iron and a damp cloth to eliminate dent*; Miliary, Ala, attended Asbury after meal or snack of any kind. acquisition data covers approxi­ part of her performance, MUa Skinner announced, waa entitled it work* only on new w ood and College of Wilmore, Ky* major- Few people brush any tooth sur­ mate! I TM acre* of l*nd In the •'Hotel Porch." a arena on the wood from whtrh all the fmiih |nf jn p,yt ho|ogv. Upon his re- face* except those next to th* immediate vicinity nf tha Sanford ) |tBU from the Navy nest year lip* and chock*. The grinding *ur- Air Station. porch of a New England dimmer has been removed. h# hope* l-t enter Florida Boulh- face* gel a few sweep* and the When conlaeted. Captain Robert reaorl hole) Here, her one part m In Lakeland lo further pursue tongue-aide surface* of the teeth W. Jackson. L'SN. station Comman­ being that of an elderly tdtilor of M inisterial Assn. are harrly touched. this subject, long itandin*, the treated the Dental authorities agree that if ding Officer, slated that he waa ehararterttallon ao hrllllantly that Baxter ha* been in the Navy were trained to use lha delighted tn know that a local bus­ audience aat on either aide of the Elects O fficers; , . just ovar three year* and with ehildren toothbrush wh*n the first teeth inessman had been awarded Ihe porch with her llitenlns In to Ihe M. W yatt President| H«vy A*u*k r.v# far aiw In, it would prevent a great contract and pointed out that tuch convevaatlona. Never ha« a San­ many rnvitiea, even In tha "baby" awards are entirely in keeping wth m' ” ford play-fcdns audience looked Tha Itemlnnle County MlaHterUI * teeth and save much pain, lean of th# Navy's Department's pnlrlei. Asaorlatlon mrt yeaterday at *#• M stiFh a sraphic Imastnation. He edvtaed Mat he expected nthteeth and axpane*. "The acta of Life." the explain­ mtnol* High Behool for tha flec­ ed, *11 (he title of her Mat tion of officer* (or 1IM match. which ihe aald waa a acene Tha lev. Milton H Wyatt. First fe a auMIvlalon kouiehold any­ Methodist Church, Kanford. was where. "ft la not a dramanration named president of the acsocla(Canlin ed free* Ftga One) Of the Kinsey epnrl," Min Skin- Hon, with tha Rev. L. I- Day, M r aald at the berlnnlni. She waa First Baptirt Church, Oviedo, y*ar-oH railroad man, waa smash­ tap, Med with the iplrit of the viec-praaldent. and tha Rev. Per­ ed in at the front and and on tha I part portrayed ai the kept the ry L Stone, First Christian top. Damage waa estimated a t| •Mire auditorium howling wtth Church, Sanford, accratsry tTaai- two. laughter. Tlampler waa taken to a local I urer. following bilertnJaiino Misi LL Raymond t-vsr# was alerted doctor1* office whera it wa« detarthinner divided the second part of In the membership of Ihe Seminole mined he had a broken rib and her preientatoo into two divisioni. County Ministerial Association. brultee. Ha wa* accompanied fey | The Aral, ahe explained, waa "The Mr*. Dampier. Yearly American Invasion Every A report on the Union flunk*Tha report, Bled hy Sanford | gtrtng Service revealed that more lummor In the City of Pari*." Police Department Traffic Patrol­ Her aeven akrlchei of Americani Stan MO a Handed tbs Thtnkigiv- men Arnold William*, eald that I In the French City rep re rented, kg Morning Sarvte# bald at lha humorouOy and aerlouily, Utoae Cangragatlonal Church. The offer- impact moved tha »topped truck [ three feet, one would axpect to cee In various William* at*o »aM. In hla report, section*, re*tauranta and habitat* kg, aald lo ba larger than before, when tourl*ta are uaually found. amounted to W4.M and will ba that the car eased off the high­ The aerond portion of thli arc- used principally lo send letters way on Ihe right and tha drivar wa* not watching. to n of the program la called ef welcome to new residents. Sc minor County Supertntendenl Charrea of "reiki*** driving" "Being Presented" ahe aald. It waa Intpfred In London In pre- of Initruction Rayburn T. Mllwea wera filed agaimt Dampier. Santa lion courts at Buckingham apoka and lad a diseuialon on "tha ta la re. Ml** Skinner, left her In­ ichol tlluallon," uhleh dealt with discus* "The Ainetion of the pub­ delible Impression of her great- tuch iipeeta at lha "dlvlilon of lic schools in dealing with reli­ • e u la the memory portion of the tha education dollar,** "school dlt- gion." eiptina", "morali," and » "pro­ Judge Ernest Rousholder was fefads of the audience. • F i v e minutes of applauie gram for gifted ehidren." extended an Invitation to apeak at MUnee waa Invited to lha Janu­ tho February meeting on "What Brought Mi** Skinner back to the ary meeting of Ihe aieoriatien to ag* time and main for bowa. my court la doing to curb juvenile There are no adjectives or comdelinquency." Btnallnna of word* big enough to and *‘111 never forget h e r" describe the rnmplela character!K in Rkinnec won the hearts of Satlon the placed In each part. No her audience nf morn than a half Atolf F ow tr-up to 44X more utablt p&cer (nal" one peraon't comment would be thousand which left perfectly re­ Appeal Is Made horrepower) tlum any othar pickup! Fastact getaway. ■ufffclent to report her Impression, freshed from a performance here­ For Women To Sew those leaving Ihe auditorium Moat power for p—ing , . , mnooth, fkxibla power for Were beard la use every term that tofore unknown. Thera’i not one uaiar, infer ouaretverinf in tniBe. You hatra a cfaoioo Might be applied lo "wonderful". who would not nay, "I'd like to For New Hospital of MBfinea—187-h.p. Y-S or 133-h.p- Ba. Only Ford •‘ihe waa graal", "entertaining,"see and hear her again.1 An appeal waa made thla morn­ ★ ★ ★ Elmer Z. Baxter Is Named VAH 5 While Hat Of Week S-D Day Record Contract Awarded To Fred Williams Capt. John Dobson Reports For Duty To Relieve Callis Any way you look a t it t rO U 'R E T E L L IN G M E! MNUIMIMV / POLICE of Chatham, Coned i t b o o t bn n u r t n f •port that the earn* automobile fr ig e n tn r . fa r . #oh • 101*0 twice In th* brief po­ ■ u c h a l; of three day*. Man at the . » »’ » beat desk says it must be on* of Ibamor# popular modela. ^ »I ' fa Pennons. , -Dictator Jm I t 'non netb J ke'e/rash it t tr*m Ingtaod tfelm* Ml teagM « a aritSmTtUT MskV Fyeor old woman that* want- f whisky. That's^hard ta nreHaw. found uT'oTkaremret af e fra# Unity bouaa. feettar ekiaga Hut, ft Chicago woman eomplalaa song Uu to read. TYa ehnye bad » bus bead mads bar artw a weather, whan aatme-maad faUawa b sn. ta aeak • bat mad. WML C A ^ ' MI AHn n nIa nSn n n nRn n r Se v u i cB n modern Abort Stroke power in noy MfiM of no , «ferwoM. (Wortt-eawing Fredaoutic, npttoool) Uw kfmalRw n m j WiMIIkIlfWIfl am " aanonnee* abort of co */ credit at i. ing by Mr*. A. W. Eppn Hr., pres­ ident at tbi Inmfeola Memorial Hospital Woman'* Auxiliary, fee women In aew fee tha Hospital. flie r Aan'i haw* ha bn mtmbne* •if Mm avxiliin". stated Mri. Epps Wn wtB welcome anyonn who ea* •aw afthar at Mw hospital mi Tkiaadaya or Tbursdaya or tab* tha aaw- W Mrs. Eppe also nMtMad Mm aaa af portaMa aewmg rntehm#* Mr nea ai tha biMgHtal naming ream. Aarena hMarealaM eon pa ha Mm waat entrance af tha hospital an Tueadaya or Thursday* (rant II a. m. unlit I p . m. Rawing ebatrmaa, Mn B e - 1 Adams, c a n ba ran•acted > one 1MR-W hr Mmm who wiili la sew aaM caanag pick up Ihe work, said Mrs. tppaDeadJkae fer MM aamplada af meterula la ba read |g Ma arm baasi la Dan. U mi tha wagR te far 4 N T I D wvwmwvuvumwvwvmvm 48 rtO U R -S D A Y W IC K - V A C A T IO N W ITH F A Y A N D IO N IIS LOW C O S T IN SU R A N CE M UST I E •■________________ H IGH SC*H O O L Y . . . . B 1U * C A 8SUBJB most M oif C apacity-n$w 8-ft. Exprare body give* you] biggmt laadipwm e f ea y kelf tm ner 65.4 cu. ft. (up to *19 mom cu. ft. tklfi othar pfekupoj. Low loading height^ •area time god effort. Reinforced bos comers give extra* •xtra loads pace;' otmnfth; Wanting oselufetaa taggto ty h ir h re provide e u y operation} ot Ugggto. (ML o i low extra coat.) �% I O M O R E B U Y IN G A N D S E L L I N G ! If It's Worth Anyth lag !(’■ Worth Advertising la CLASSIFIED ADS H M r 1 (1 1 1 M 1 RRAL KBTATE FOR BALB 1 ABTWUCS r o R HAI.lt IS- of Lnngwond on Markham Road. ECHO!A Qullttop Set . . Reg. *13* .T rad e . . .fff.OO lTwu« or Double Sire) (.like F r o n t H o m e Sleek LARGE Knolly pine Kilrhen. |wn- LUXURIOUS T oim Rubber Set Re*. . 513# Trade . . . flJOtvi VA - MM Down Payment bedroom*, of roncreie block conSIZE Hollywood Dc<l 1M. Per Month P k 1 ilrurlion. Larae |/»t. stove A KING *o X 10 Mattrri* Kilrhen Putty Equipped. Refrigerator optional. *0 X 00 Bn* Spring Art fait to ehooie enleri and tile 110,500 with term*. Headboard iD ecoranr I 'lu tic ) (M*r • W ater Romeo, lac. To Help You Buy nr sell Reg. 5170.00 1129.50 ■••• *- raytoe. ■raker Annitetle B. Menderaen, Aiaee. CHOICE of .Many Different Suite* _Ph_ja71_— 11-11 at Hiawatha Btfokcart* Red Double • Dre**er ABTITUtn r q g ' M L R — - * Large Mirror Maitret* ABMT NAVT Rl'BPLUS Itov Spring Cod. blinked. Jacked, ihoei, S i. SI 09.00 boots larpaulini, luggage, paint. 310 Sanford Ave. ECHOL S "Day Or Nlghler" Sofa. Phone IU0 • A. B. Peteraeo.Broke Platform Roeker Chair AaeeaUMa . A. B. Peeama Jr. Mb Choice of Covering Repairing 3 1*4 ark Pbewe ITtt. $119.95 liimi, Maiel M. Field. A. C linggerly Appliance Center| BUY NOW and grt ja 10 - 12 Lb. Doudney, Land Surveyor. "Yout WeiUnghoui* Dealer e c h o t -s r e d d i n g c o Maytag W aiben Cerwer 2»d A Magnolia Ph. 1332 Coleman Heaters 533.35 up EASILY KEPT ’Wed" Ramberger. Mgr. Pboae j j s i TWO Bedroom Prime. rln*e to 113 Magaolla Ave. Open Meaday'a til • p. m. C s n s if lp if st Ill llil I II* m**>MmiU(ll*)<a*lf-'* W A N T AD RATES t f t e Follow ing R ates a ra now town and i-hooii. Recently re In effect. modeled. 15.350. IN F ir Line for On« Insertion CHRISTMAS SPECIAL f t e Per Lira /or Three Iniertioai 1 BR. - C l. Nicer Section, Com­ * 4 a P»r Lin* |n r Five Insertion pletely fumuhed (Home and lie r r r Lina for Each 31 la Purnttura Like Newt, WellaartloM landscaped— Til# Bath, HardMINIMUM RATCt Me wood Ploori, Automatic Wither and Dryar, only 53*00. down. Juit one monthly payment Home LrOR~R|-XT1 Applunrei, ana Furniture onlr M2 M mo or 51,530 Down Call FU R N ISH E D A PTS. for appointment. K1 Weit let. Or Ceil at Furni­ Give your children a mom up ture Center, m Weit lit. m i n . and you the quiet, rettful rfownitatri, In one of tvjr live, JTELAKA APARTMENTS: room*. able 3-itory Hornet, Reaionabla V linvaln baths. 1M W. P in t St. Termt. Rollawar and Baby Rada Let US thow you «om« • / our Day, Week or month—Tel. 1*15. aker Hornet, from lis.ooo, Furniture Canter 111 Wait Firit II,m DOWN A* i Ion Ay**. Bffldency. T10-W. • I E Seminole Realty I able ilomes and Apia. IT. CLEAN furalihed apt. Cloea la. h TM Wait lit St. Poona «1B CLEAN' 1 Bedroom furnished Apartment, rime tn. SIT Oak Ate. Phone 618. LAKE MARY — Furnished Phone T17 or 1374-JT NICE DKOROOM. Private totrance and Bath. Ph. KW-W. TWO-Bedroom Apartment, dean, attractively furnished. L'ea of Garago and talepbaae. IT*. 1'nona 1127. Ixwer 2 Room Apt. and bath, l'hnna J9M-W, 111 Elm Are. LARGE Attractively decorated 3 BR, CB, U)e_ bath, ample e Intel* wood floors, (fully quipped I kitchen. Large (hide troll, deoirabio neighborhood. RIVER FRONT '.OR I v i frontaia .................... 300 ft. of HJver with high bank on Navigable River with Cibin end other Imprav mpmvemenu, Only M.S0O. Term* 11,500. Down. 1 BR, Aibeitni lid- ttf. Kitchen equipped. Land■cape*. ACREAGE 50 Arraa Including grove and lake front. 11,000. ns acre. l*o Acret — tao oo per erre. Par­ tially fenced: Pert trove land: nan paiturv land and part pond. Thu j* one of the few good low priced acreage! deft. and 3 Roon Phono l td J. FACTORY Cl-OSK O lT S | On New l)c*k, all atrel with High P re u u re p d t t i r top at 31 1 J l e u than Wholesale I Retail Value on .51" X M '' Dc'Vs, Stl9 Sfl — Ml Vi Retail Value on .W X SI” Desks, SAVE $ $ 1 513* 50 — M no $ Wrought lnm Table Lamp* . Chenille B c,dprfa,d ............. 6-Way Floor Lampa ............. Double Blanked ......... Plaatlr Cocktail Chairs ....... Genuine Rattan C h a i n ......... Sanlnrit I ’rn g h t A Sal* a t e Writ lit. St. l ’bone 30*6 H M 1* M ] r> m BIG SELECTION , f Cirrulallng 53 03 till Hfater*. »<*me lik> new: Ah', 57 M | B»ltie lit* and Klertrlc Cook Stmeik at let* than ' j cost price. 56*3 S IT E R r r \DING POST 1 Ml. South 17-01 Ph. 3017-W. FLOOR landing and flaiahlng. Heading. waswg. Serving Semi note County amee 1023. H. M Gleason. I-ake Mary. ( l e t In to y o u r f n v o r lt o a r m r l t n l r . r e l a x . . Itn* e n c u p o f a clgnrrU t* nntl w in d o w sh o p t h i s cna y “ C l n M if id l W o v ” l i r s t . t h e M e r c h a n t * o f H a n f o r d w ill l i s t m a n y o f HniitA'a c h o l c r a t d a lly . T a k e n m l n u t o tinvv ntnl |»Inn y o u r b u y in ? , y o u ’ll n avo fra y e d nerve* la t^ r. . . IN -M ! ! WHIN r! Linoleum. Carpcl«. Tile*. S a n f o r d l i n o l e u m A T i l e Co. 127 W. lit St. Phono 1017 Far Belter FlumWng See or Call W. J. K IN O :*oa SuMih Park Phone M T V is t ilp y ' I for home 5 0 I House eleaning - Window*. Wald, For the BEST huy tn Naliunally WIDE Selection of 2. .1 and t Bed- Lad* l*uchetv and i.a«f*- Sunb*ani room Homei. f o r information Ad*, t urniture m-«* Floor*, Phone I). C. Caldwell, electric vhavers. 51193 Comrail 2*71 - 17 '*2. Il awalha. 1U0-J. _______ B E R R Y S WAREHOUSD pine line* — Shulton, Mag BOM 1^ PAVTON, BROKER Furniture Company Factor, Yardley and l^ntherta \ be ' - IV Henderson, \ • ENVKLOPKS. ietterhearta atate 001 W. First tiift Set*. menu invoices, hand bills, and HOI Mtt l , \ T * ANDERSON HAVE VOU visited MOXROK r m i n m i , etc. Progrcisive t ORNER <11 vt r A G 1 E T "On Tho Corner By The Clock.** I'rmtir.g Co., Phone AM — 4U3 SHOP, out W ot Eir«t, 3 niilcv W «t Uih St. from ctork* tCntistill vrleetlnn ttnv Vour WIFE that Special Gtftl *-f Gtfv*. inclutling work of Fin-’ } A Frlgid.lre a i r M a w b r m ; H IC Y C1.R P A I N T I N G nda craftsmeni. I A U , " rii Storage until ,\-Ma* BROWNIE Holiday *3 13 up Mauley‘a Biko >hop MOVIE Cameras 537 50 up U U UD K II. WOJ.FE App Corp. 310 K- t'-n SC . PhoM 2t3t View Ma*ter* 12 no *. jn 73 t REF TV Swivet Thair with pur. .101 Sanford Avr. Phone 2117 . WIEIlOLDrS CAMERA SHOP . »ha>e of Console Television, 210 South Park Ave. vv e.tinghoue, Slrumbcrg-Carlp . m . C A M r n w .i. son. General iV*nl»artor C.inl*ter Set*. Bread ll<**e*. Fkrn“Home* of Distinction" ware. Ftint Ware and many BAGGER1.V 111 Way 17 03 Pbona 1147 other*. S«v the complete new APPLIANCE CENTER line «>f lloovewarcs ai t . o o o 113 Magnolia Avr. Phone 1737 SERV YEAR SERVICE STORK, 111 Spare Hester* and Floor FumSouth I’atk A v r, Sanfonl. Kl.v arcs Liberal Trade In. I tANDAI l. r f.KCTRIl’ CO In the Stale* or Overscat Give 113 Maamvlia Ave Phot>e t:3 A HetaM Subvrtlptinn. i»ffer« Sunbeam. I ntver'al, G E . 4It In- r make* of •malt appll.inrr> A l.etter Prom Home.’* j.i (wv _ 3 Alonthi. M nt reasonable TV repair Complete line llrmpet Soft rubber I'h.tne tart S^rvire In town IM7 Sanford Are. I‘bone li'.l tow lr-im k'*c. Sanitary Bella and Parlfier* G A T L I N HROTHERS ROt .MIU.AT A ANDERSON Dragitre and Butldorer Serrtee "On The Corner It* The Clock.'* Phone*: 2221 — Sanford. 3131liet.rva ftouWdl FARM MACHINERY • Cub FarmAll Tractor equipped with Power U ft and Cultivator. A!><> plow 022 30 and double arlion iliak harrow. ORIANDO Morning Senllnel. t)r *3* 30 N Howard Brewer, l)bln A*-> . landu Evening Star. Call Ralph CHOOSE YlM It t hrivimav Gieel- The5 t'rrfei t Girt P >r Pop* An Ml M Silver Lake, Sanford. Ph. 303*. i«v Chair" or Rocker l.arge Kay. .31so. ing Cards Iron* Our wide »eteelassonmenl, all lyttea. M4 *3 Ion pefionatired and General. SANFORD FURNITURE CO M 03 POWELLS OFFICE SUPPLY TREE Ripened Naval Orange*. Coatracl a u j ranvir work. Free HO 3t*0 Kavt 1st. St. Phone 216 Magnolia Ave. phone :*M Ilamlint amt Grapefruit San­ etUnulea. R. L Harvey 304 50* M ford Ave. L Pincway. Th. 330-W. Sanford Ave Phone 113*1 2 £ j6 5 6 3 6 5 tz G v i a-v >;'i v' i v'i w’iV’iwDrvir W'« I I A N D A I .L K I.K C T H IC C O . M - t t E. l i t 0t. Phona 137 I.ARGE Swing Set. Good condition. Electrical i,,ntrartm g amt Itepaira I F HIK HANIT)l(i) III HAID -ia BOATS • MOTORS Phone 3110. T V S t r v i c c ( ’e n t e r H K a r a m t . HTTTRendiv amt t ’rnvley App.'ineev 1)33 FAIMtl DPS and - I.AUWDRV SERVVIUK u s e d M trro R r 112 MnKnuliii A v r . I 'h . I I S t. 1. H I*. F.VINHUDE. I FOR SAI.F, - Oil TR ADE - 1951 One hour - Wa*h and Damp Dry Good Speckled Pert It Ford • cal. ton Truck, dual INTER t o i l and Ft X T E II I O It . 521 3(1 Ufle One hou hour Dry Fob Troller . . Painting Paper Hanging Phone wheel*, A I condition. Call IUM - , • - Wa'h and DO 11 II. EVINRUDK Elio. Kimla' , Elni*hf(| l.sundrv 313 W. Iluffum A Walker. day*. IBW-W, night*. HRAT1NQ . . . w, iSaniione Dtv (leaning ole—but troll* good F5oar Furnace a and CirrulaUtra NEW Westinghou«e Keetrie Range l>st:RAMC* 1.3 II. SEA KIM-, S t v l h n l t l e L n u n tlr tim n l !£J j a i. rorn co . inc. and 30 gal. imiml eieeirtr water tun* prrfrcl grail) South Side Foodmait Bide. W l t P r - tlRED Apartment elrem Mewik F a rt Ave. D m 144* 3 II P SCOTT-ATW.ATEII. 109 Lavl llil* Si. trie Range, gn gal. table lop reUniahed W.a ■ •0 water heater. On, 2* • ti" tl-M-r, T B 'I 3 II EVIMlUDl: ZEPHA II Rataa In _ one g‘ . I ' glared drutf. one lot ( 3'our e h o i r r i ................... 53*1 '»• i'nUi-y bolder# aluminum Jalouaiea, Fnough for ............. *3* .v* Ml E iitT at RL Phone ISlt John WUIIamn Inn. A fi awy 3 II SEA BEE eltxiltg one seteened iiorth. Sub u IlilliSI. WIZARD ............. 513 IH, 41; Sawlocd Atlantic Baa* «laolial <l|,r»iinlt'honr I wi MKRCl RY. M QUICK CASH far Furniture. AddNo Ih'llnm 1 „w| 5) |5 00 Typewriters, Outlo II FIRESTONE wiih Fuel oUra, BoaU. Super O Matte Tank 5132 M) Stag Part. One mtie South 10 H Lichtmng MF.Cni’RY 5123 ou Mfd far w ed nimliufa Call • » . an JT-n. Phone 3017-W. i * - F i l m r n s r i . A v r s s h r u b s MERCURY H um rane wuaoa-Maiar Fisnmura Co. with 3 e*tr» ptoneiiei* ItAino I l«" St ANNUALS in band* Thou*andt III II .S' *1 r i n n vi i:n. irtM M IX fflNKIIKTK read) non ilioiee Hybrid pletrlv reeundltioned 5*1 rat . d t r * * ' * Coo crrle Co. Planl* in eopsraied color* We ID >1. Ml.lit l BY Lightning. nin< gro* 1 ,or own in *teriliied -ml L'piala Road Sanford, aooil . 5*9 !>3 ■No lu** no ntii'" )u»i planl 16 li. St OTT-ATWATER Robert*. 1*51 CASE D C -4 . GOOD CONDIibem. f c each ,-r 63e dorrn. Cambleie witli llemoie ennT10N **M. 2221 Grapeville Ave. Ir,il llus and contrui (a b le -, 16 HELP AV ANTED B i r r r tractor co. only 115003 Rlway 17-03 fiMlk Phone *01 m i A n r r T r u r i e i,> *uppir. ADo manv motor* torn down lur ment Income by managing 17-A I IGVIPnil.U1* TK AII.EW** U*ed part*. Reatonable. aparlmrnl hou»e in Sanford Window Miia — Lintel 1 On Sale While 1 hr» |,s«C P'I'aic k giva refrrrncct. s i t , and 1031 MODEL A l/>oks good, run* Flu* Bioeki — Cradle Block* New 1055 Model I'VINRUDE.S nod. Good lire*, 3thi Orange nibrr information P. O. Boa 0r«g*e Trap* - Dry Well*. 3 If LIGHTWIN. (Sold Out) ja . 1311, Savannah, Ga Mir aria CWereta C* T'v FLEETWIS, (Sold Out) • Elm Av* Ph. 133 s i n \n It nil: YOU In lee IfA beliwa 13 II.F'ASTWTN Sale . D IS T R IC T M A N A G K It '*Demonvtrator $7*3.00 you buy. Open Kveniiigi aad IS II. USED ElactTM CflS dlipenver I for Sanford. Salaried edi with un­ 7J II RIGTWIN— (Sold Out! Sunday*. limited npportunilK'v. H ig h d n i k . b o i . Good runnlag condl»23• If. *»• Elee. starting F ails!dr TTSiler galea, nan. Ideal Snr baer atoraia bog. 7*ehon| gradual*. Some rollrge 17c I’e r G allon 17e Rtg T atn .................... 54*1 SO Paialka. Fla. C*R M *aa» 4 i Th« Sanford o r *ale* eiperience preferrable. JS I f Eler. Demonrtrator ills IMPERIAL Age limit 3135. Married, own •irt CHEVROLET 3 Door. 2 Tone with new motor guarantee $393 S E R V IC E STA TIO N automobile. If qualified, rail gray and Mark, radio and heal­ JS II JOHNSON, 1933 Model. 120* I’n r k A v r . Jack Krnblrn at 1727-AV or write er. new uphid*tering Ihriuighoiii. very fa*4 57r, 1*1 lb»» K e n Tho Sanford Herald Engine in esrellrnt rondltion. See our new- |9Vt Model Evinrutle* n*w IranvmlMinn. V. A J. G ar­ c o m p l e t e o r r r i r s p e c i a l s BOYS tn dallvnr morning paper. age al Sanford Ava A Twenty- G ian. Aluminum er Mahogany Call *74 R fifth. P ~ hone 1221 Bo*t* Many new model* ju*t D ie * 34M WOMAN In lend arrived 1J3I JEF.P for sale. J.A 41 PalG attr tralleiy alio several mvHay work. Cau 3110 J meltr* Ave. Phone *T« It. del* of uted host* A trailers on hand, priced reaaanahle. I>U DODGE 3/4 (on P i r k u p Irurk Very S,K>,I condition. 1325. K ORflON Bbot II b r G ao te C O L L E C T O R . SAI.KSM.VN’ 1*52 HUDSON Hornet, earellent I1EA1 T in L P A T T E R N S ■ rtarwde Bale* k Servlee Good permanent potllinn with rondltion. 5*93. Both are mv w i R tat 01. CUSTOM K IT T E D good pay for party willing to rannal automohilea . phone PROM PT MM. J2 V S S tio A ^ * lTUtR "r IN S T A L L A T IO N I0tn CHEVROLET. Phona ........ .. .. ISSUE Fnrwftwrn ___ at rterry’* . or sen after • p m. at 1341 Strickland* wawekwaae Fum., Co., al *•:II W. meitn. 5M. M. All nattonally arir. furM orrison, Inc. at warekmue price*__ 10SI MERCURY. 4-Door. Very Clean Good condition, Call II S n n f o r d . Klnrldn IAWT AND FOUND im -w . P h o n e 200 PLYMOUTH. 191* • 4 IK>or Sedan FOUND and turned in In Thn | Herald office 194* BLUE 01,05. Good eondillon. 3730. Call 37 X-J act nf key*. Owner may have by after 3 p. m. paytAk for Ihi* ad. Wrought Iron De*k A Chair Sel . . Twin Bolster Studio Courbet Foam Rubber Bahama Bed Plastic Platform Rocker A Ottoman . .. ........... 60% Dacron Plllowa ............ Foam Rubber Contour Chairs ................ c o f f e e , tnnylio l i g h t tip F o r v o u r c o n v r n ie n c p , I te m s In t h e i o c o lu m n * ti m e a n d m o n e y a n d ri-uMumc To iilmg llalons . , t'kelele, portable t Speed Phonograph . tl 33 ,i> FI '.'1 up . . 529 3g nUKUR'S MUSIC SHOP 207 U e,j |*t. St. i'hnne 3071 Mather of Sanford J, Kri. Der. 2 1935 I’.ijje 5 =1LS °sf. tsttsam w sst Turn. Apt. 1113 Park. Adults. Fl'RX. Efficiency Apt. Highway . 17 w South city lim lli. Phone 2317-W. hlumhcrland Court. RFKCIAI SERVICES - I 1‘Uuuhm*. Krt-ewv rteiuwg M. G. H O D G E S Serr-re on All Water Piimo Weil* Drilled - Pwiaev Panla Road rbnw* t i e NOT A PROJECT! RUT — Homei of Rial Individuali­ ty: Brittany Farm Homei, Early American. Ultra Modern, Apartmenta. conventional k Prineh Colonial trpei. THREE-Hnnm furnlthed Apart­ ment. Couple. J’hone SMI, 311 BUILT On Loti; In a t M i W ® K Palmetto. boodi. COMPLETE with all the feature! you hive dreeir.rd about lurh ai colored General Electric appliance! and colored plumbing fixiure ■. ND aviUibte al reaaanahle prteee witk the beat flnanrlng k with minlmam down-tty- w s a . i t rt A A R .2 ujmdi 4 i a « vueei * , * « o ia. fls a a a g g , KIOKOSKNE SEATCOVERS For A ll Cars K X Xi »7G- TR IC E S FOR SALE - | i p JII-ACK key ea*e en Sanford Ave. Return key* to l.illie Caldwell, 011 Avocado. Reward. •Truek*. Traelhr*. trallrr*. u.ed. All Make* Priced tn tell. GML tl*e*el irarinr, ADCR 753. recon­ n - R l . E c i x i t v . i . n v v i c a r * . - ■ ditioned with deeper cab, ssdille tanka, etc. Reduced lo 5».**5- FRIGIDAIRK ^ap^Uancea, sale* and aervtce. O. fl. High,'Oviedo, Call o r *e« today at Diamond T Fla. Phone 4131 or San/nnl Rale*. 1M S. Orana* Blnwom 1*47 W alter * Trail, Orlando. Trie. 5-0031." “ * W.1 L J' Ig^AUfQMQBILB HAYNES Offlee Machine Co., Typewriters, vdding msehinea. Sates Rental*. 311 Mag., Th. 44. JJh Are* k 1MR SL »*- BBAUTT FABIA5M -O i E to-Dom Booaly Shop FOR BALE — 3 Boats — 16 Ft.. f e S » t b o HalratyliM^Sf an «;*« MtlJanvIUe Av*. n M a JodlTlduallmd Cot 071, 511 Foe ALL Your Beauty Need# call H a rrie tt’* B eauty Nook Advrctiaera are requested lo oo- Phone 071 105 So. Oak Ava. tMy the Wanv-Ae Dapm — t lm- (Open evenings by appointment.) mediately el eey arran lo tkte •4a, m Tka Sooterd Herald «m bo For the beat, come tn Peter TauPa Beauty Shoppe, Will give ;.„.iw nagmilUa leg eoly eoe jgjmaooot. Phone ttf, no Mag m m . "A n you In** Ik'* I* vktre 4ktf waaldkuJlF* A n o p p o r t u n i a t I* a p e r ynn w h o know * Hint h e r a n l i d t h e m o s t f o r Mv luilldittk* m u te r ln l ilollnr h ero . D ro p b y n m l w e’ll a h o w you w h y ! HILL LUMBER & SUPPLY YARD 1 1 , 11MBI y ANtl aDMO*N< N* A T f A_____________! �• Bowling t iih « A N r o n n tteralt ) pane 10 Fri. Dec. 2, 19.*»5 r iT T a o N i l v t i a_TAs It I v c. s H Youngsters Have Little Desire To Be Scientists v Til K 'l mi INK n i l mi r :r ARM I. n>h n'f «• afternoon. Also In ihe picture me thr (‘nipt Fhntn) !nts4 purndo Wr-dni • h r .. )j Sflttrill 111 *1 I u f f . f* Ma . Argentina's Reds "A rm ch air 'i'herapy" For H eart C on dition T I* 4 t Ca C V Ia li r i t e I ’ r lr t t e c Co • s I -c t t u V n r s >fu*1e e h r n w n n 1, i f , « y . - v t .'t a In * w e it 1 •! a H* • •• fu rsilari " • r ' ts- sss m o s t T im r .c o i u r s P sfettt Pii*t»r» ftt? nuVuo tfusie vv*e r s b r v r i t e I’rlattnv T-.eitnr'a lladlalef l*t'"n ir a t e - - • V .e n it u r a <*«. Jfiw T ft- Itt* If! *'1 t i i i i MliiM s is n l is r.ssi» s ttiVu*« M i-'* ' f o r *'1 re ie tr * n ,it is ‘ * f f t * e p . f r »'t Paintsr# r • !• •» f • I ’ r ln t lr a t l i l t i p f t V i* e lln re Cs Kasr V"*b U fa ins • • s u n m i vi. HP.it a n w u • w f a r r r rise* '* r>a111 r»tetd tl«l Oi'-irae ' t , i r j ***■• o»->s- r*t»M * i m h v i v i i vf, Nic.n l i v e n p ail IVs.d.t i r •1 (lltatrwts ; ’ I i n » I’m *»? f ia m e t t M l r * k 4 1 11 i H l U 1 1141 %( i f r n n v * C o . » l c # 1 * r r r !» T ' l n t i t T u r k f .i ? « f fY• D u r n t if I 'a in U r * t » M a th a r f i r * Po T " ii » f l ji A !■1-kf P in 1p r r flluk ta >(tia|ri« pahnp 4 4 1. H 4r*r« 1 4 1114 M U t ie 4 •». n f!n w !# r vr 14 • j * i t T 4 1* r» p r-l* | 4 14 s>*: ■4 *1 M 11(N* |* |« « \ M 11, lit e e l* ft. 1 'r t r .M • f n n T4 I ' -4 | l ! •• T . H u r n t lt ?t * - | Jl J r# .# .* S4 K M M 4 P VliiWtf r 14'' n f * * n a *#■* 1 1241 141 « 1 11 f . M f illa r IS U M l» » 4 Tt r »:»f*i 4441 14 L r i'* e ,l# M 14 K I T " • M T. • T ! J k ,nr>#* :< *2A4 1*4 l|. i * 1 l » t p ii 14 4 * * *a Its M | f , | l * r l at JJ14 » 4 « f 1 S | * t II. IIIV * K 'h P i- 'f 1^*2 tl ,i uirchh*ef M * ■| t* 1 l|, # f# f f *9 | II Tfi 0? I ill-; NAVY 1)1(11.t, TKAM. whlrh took part In th r anrial r h f i- lm a s pjcn'le W. Ine.dav aftetnoon. I I - are shown h> ra ju t befora they Stepped tt! f t....... ' he Paiiadis route. (Staff l*hntu) Pigs May Be Pigs But- sins anil ran f in fur hnurt. They h s w tuiks up to sevrr.il Lrchri lor. and an armor plate of gflitle over their shoulder*—designed by nature tn lum other boar’ tuika btit handy for n f l r bullets leo Tlivy're bed hunlrd with hnund« »m! may be hmught to bay several limes by a skilled and eourasenjs pigs may be plg«. like the fellov' P jl ll.e w I b a r of Tcnne.'cr said, hut if your breakfat bacon and North I rolina is anniher rril ' ' ' * n ^'’ " l n l ' came from kin lo a fc n n r v e e or ter. lie s 1he open all age ehamp>.>n tn he called a Mpjsro nr a h r a in '” — .. . . . . . . Rl.'KSOs Ainr.S t1. Argentina's North * aroltna wild boar, don 1 of the big came iliviunn in the In his intersc s i . ftsmes reU .itrr n United S u te s —bear* tnapproach tie lahlit unarmed. it r.mmutiMl* ir e stirring Into re ferred .inly lo advanced high Thai, at least, is the advice of eluded ] resell cetivily, but the government , t l t r , ,.hlrh According lo Tenn-.-iscr's Is. 1« !•** dog* until Ihe hunter ap-1 ^sow's Ihev df.n'l h.ive a rbanie In • i lM,-l cm irw t In malh nr ac le n c c l^ I men • may elect to take Ljaim a monopoly on the real wild pailnanl of ( anscrvation, the b ia r Pr , r on , r w - •'boreupovi the subvert tin- nation in IHr wain , )"’ j eoniervalive thy Id(N* Kuro[c»n boar. was inlrodureti In Ihla cminlcy ne*r boar either will c h a r g e tha man of Juan IV pm diet iln i»inp 1! I ■t « HY i 1! 4 lie man onr pupil eommeMed| A„ holJJth h„„ hun1cM ,rom HoT- U ls te r Held, m Ihe mountains id l‘Ve • runaway Incomotive ry n.n , *' f r United Stales iruv r o t ,n H ii11 n * M J ' * 1' !lt >r‘ j,), to O talm * may dispute th is,|Meslcrn North Carolina in April hn'1! hounds turn him J**•' i - 1 in • 14 I >ufrd communism will n<>l lie a ip o lo varrm • point v a rrm r I . , of . - the * . Snuine...... of................... . Tbl*/* -n. « thr ____ • tp^ri u.. k L v_ . IK II • * It science is on ... Ihr vide l'Jig a< pa l of a plan hy .... Kng. pro ays •" a r I o s Munir |( \ 1 t|< "4 ' \ srteril I I an evil icnlu* on 11 • iv. • M j f hippffl It. IT fas'll ern highland!. Die javelins, ilrar li.h sjani.nten lo srl up a large « i 4 | §4 4 i udcvserrelary of interior f n. IV thinking op w.n s lo torture i : •i Ih rr r np four t : r r n with th* hunt- J t U r lo Ari/ona hunters and others in hunting flub During bis drradr of nite Pcron f •« * *4 A 1011.'* another said Ihe southwest, mi;M m a b h a tiger A large Da<t ■* ..v en 'o.-d b- rr^.titcina t^> ir^r% r * c h tim« Iht i r . TM» Y » in • U Kipt all opfer.itmn order tight runDuke Snider (Brooklyn huehal! ounce for ounce but he's a mini a fenre and « otiun tU<?.ure, a m 14 b.fsiks td> until 9h« i n t m l r.rtAf I r V o fieri. Ill* police Jailed i ornimmltls 14 i • *? m : 1 i l . tB tn 1 « k r , ... lure model and anyway he-* a mountaineer caretaker, ».nd that i% *Uin." IK SI Hut (he ( ornrntinlils survived , 15 4 t * I'le r a f Ty b r ' d(Vr we,-r ainrked. I n ts« : Knd jidvAnr* iun<1*T Although In la'I year's rongrrs- dressed men. If he was » adenllal, ' 'r H *kcd j Anr| wide ranging fug Only 23 hogs v t r n tclct-rd Rut sion1 1 election, they etaimrd only , n'r.r a . ," (be comment. pnJnf „, Arkjn. t , Georgia's rna-lal n hr 1D» when the ftesl hunting | 0| ;>t votes, Ihil f e p rr.m 'e d » i? fur rent h r r r a . e ov.e their ^ j j r^unvclln i amlP bimed' that ml3hl hr f ',n »l'rtcd. the herd numbered m By shirred domrtie only by slratch-jlhn time lha nrisina) sportsmen cldimt fur Ihr ID!*1 #«Wtioni. if a belter lob of learhing were Inc the word well beyond its ml- [largely were gone, the fences In r«n4rrf'i1 ff»rrri ar#* done p erh ap s Ihe subject* hMpilal limits, Ural s what (hry [disrepair and Ihe wildlife moved aI ttmk tfi Arffntfna Muni/ wortldn I he eon.ldered tough technleally are. [nut on the rnuntrysde. Natives ------------------- B y B E N N E T T C E R F --------------------i i y i fhf Ivr •f a««ur.,»nrr thaf rnm flarnes >al<| ih e pupils were ™ " '■ | armunted for I h e rinnamen bear* munium h u n l a rhiinrr i« Ihr a« re of Ihe n«Honal demand tor *...... .. .......................... WO CLADIATOH3 startled Nero *011 hit eostrt wads thetr g. M-C of men now running Arcrn m<jre ,eirnl.sfs and •‘aremril to have a vincera tntcieit In the *n,l •1M, buffalo bul Ihe boars were anotfier story valiant cxplnlti. Forty to fifty competitors at a time per> Rita'* government. * prnhlrni " Nowadays there are shout Wo Ishcd under th e ir awords. Crowd* ch e ered their t v t r y mawe, Hoars In lb.- annuo acre Tellicu Finally, ofTiciala decided to , Gsme and fish vianigeinrnt arra give the two boya a r c i l tcsL'i where Tennessee and I MS Fish And K(r0 himself btaral Into and Wildlife f e n If * officials now , h r l r tJrcilin£ r o o m , ^ c x l a u l h o m e a aupervUed h u n tv a rh S u n d i y - hc sI o a tc d . " w e r e Slirring Acliviiy f r HEKMiM H. lUMOlilM, M O. “ARMCIIA1H Uierapy" n a y 1* have to Mr in h»d all the time Your rhetor might i it nrtt!-*> * greater aid In some heart pa H t n U than the traditionally or- this type of therapy In your e v e . Out If ha dors—and ri m t tr» it tclrred strict bed w t routine. Borne doctors heiicve this; t*r~ without lib orders- h e r la w hal TnttUnT patient* with tnywariilal be 11 probably tell you U« do During Um nr. t and s< cruul in farction and enniirsllvc failure do apend mu*h of th r lr time »It - d a y s y o u a l i i I*- (■ rrn l l l c d l o r l t ting In romfortabte arinrhaifs In a chair for IS minutes to half an hour. R e t your fret comfort­ * ; eed* recovery. ably on the Gradually, this time for filling Slow * Circulation rrolor.lird bed n i t , they argue, Is Increased As a rule, the sitting alo w circulation 'nil*, along with up period Is doubled, or alrood t h e pressure exerted by r c n tm u id doubled, each succeeding day u n ­ » pit in bed u|«>n the deep tetri* tn til you are spending from as* lo t h e calf and thigh, may h a d to eight hours In a ebulr every day. ghrcmbo.su or blond clotting. Modified PrcKpom n e d r n r e s . c o n s tip a tio n an d l t d * program, however, m trh t e t h e r minor h a r a r d a you are have Uj Ire modllled In Mime cu> a. lit'Iy to enrmjntrr during a Ion* T h a f a up to your doctor; don't ■veiled rpent In bed. may lie erurd try It without hi* permtiwton. e r eliminated by changing to a Jitat because ytru can alt up, silting poallton In a rhair It may don't think you r i n walk around. ■Do help prryrnl your rotWAka You should not And you m u tt 5rom becoming weak. have old In getting to and frurn the ehnir. H ea rt Work* Harder .'A ctually. lytnit in bed mlr.ht qucstiok arm answer.* M. A A : My wile has had an « ' lie your heart a left ventricle to work harder th a n It should, arrested rase of tuberculosis ! t w ith pulmonary congestion » • more th a n a year Am I In any ■Utlng Your In a r t do** not rest danger of contracting It? Answrr: If your wife hao a nonti rn Just la cauie you ate KCllnI n r Bunding ijuletly rouses leaa Infectious type of tuberculin!*. It cardiac output tlw n lying down. la net llkdy that you would eun” One bitt adrantaite tn the arm- tra c t the duo-ar* from her. Howeyer. per.odtc te-.ts of her rh-itr method I s the Improvement In the | atlenfa mental atUtude sputum are advisable to deter­ naturally, you r# going to Icel u mine whether or not the infection lo t h e t u r mentally U you don t has become active again. OKLAHOMA CITY IT—What do hirh ulirm! students think aboul the nfes rf hemming a c i c r t i i u ' Dr. Melvin flames, aslstant *u j» r.nlendcnt of Oklahoma C i t y si inila, said a survey he rnnifurtrd htr* m dlrites the youngsters h*v» little er no deire lo m;Ve ieirnce a life work He asked 100 high school juniors this fjucition: "Why i it more slodenls do not U l e ictetirr and m a t h '" I hr i n ‘i n vrte rpiii* reveal, in? flames said. L.ndc.n! lams hair anil a saeat rhirf.” one youth grlrnacat. S tie described seientlds at ” 'I1**!'"* *n,l ' Idlle old men with b s , r | w-irlung in a musty labora­ tory ’* The mai'City dpscribed sclrnce and math courses as dull They • aid tin ' I s le Ioq much lime and i* tr Ihrt i r r r u laughi to really "urilrrs.itKl ' (he sijhjeeft. 7 ‘ev declared that an rduealic.n m ,enre u r s p e n d v r and. after m a k i n g ihr investment, you aoiildn I in il e miich money 1* N. T. IJf* lr«. f l 11 # * j* a ? « l 1 S Iiiiku-* >l*t*u* ! « 14 ; • 441 f**|?ry f'lM P^s * i 14 n » 4 ttf. i : : t Z : * v M rnrr^t* !'.*1r»f. t « • • P i l I f ♦•4• • a ” M s •i m t v Mov»t.i>o • f i i r n i i . i : T e n e ’ • lU t i t ' t > '"? »'■" 1 “• It m a ts Palntsr* » r’" 5 T ry a n d S to p M e T THE OLD HOME TOWN »■««»«m By STANLEY A fe v words ms wh.st t* esperf in hoar hunting come from Paul Moore, T rn n fstrc Mala pholngr*. piier h e who mbit hos*rs claim is rare distinction; He's on* nf the Iwn m m run down hy ■ boar who lived to rrm ut It M«nr* wss saved hv a bound lh.it diverted p.a ho; long enough for gtmnirs to stop Thr-e Liars weigh up pounds an f travel atone herds. They may ranrr I a day when unmo|f>trd but the faslesi animals on the p u ttin g you u p a g a in st a h u n d re d hungry lional" T h e big day d a w n e d bright e n d clear. The a r e n a w a s sold o u l- And a* the t w o gtadia* to rs met, one b e g a n . “You should have been with me the other night! I'm anting in my studio when who should com*1b egins in but the F.m* pres*. She was atone — and lo (Y) or in h a d on a slinky d r ta * and wore acme intoxicating perhim*. "Holy amokcl" exclaim ed the other. " G o on, go on!” Dmitrs j "I ll have to finish the itory U lcr,” y aw n e d the Ihry're mount " H e r e come the h u n d r e d lions!” H ER E! AUTOMATIC dishwasher NO (NJIAIIAHON Hot water enter* and uaad water drains away through aaiy-to-sjaa connector tnat wvape onto tha Not water faucet of any sink. • OIAMT-Srlf CAMCfTY Holds family aerrioe for eight For partica, Ukea up lo M giiaaaa. . . all at once. • WAMMI m t m i M A Brolly wtiba* (and driaa) didsea, pots, pans, ailrw a*l giaaewara sparkling dean , . . cleaner thaa normal hand dishwashing! • COMMimT AUTOMAT* IWO O M W I M * * » n * * 4 «trW, Mrri Cato (tup. left). H . and j llargaret J lk h o b e e (top. right), t t , surrender at pot!e* h u d q u art* a n In Akron, Ohto^ tor ipwitktning In MOMcUen with Um death of I Mrs. Bull IVmhaw, N . The latter, e matron In the County deter lino home, died after ah* wae bound with twine end an ammonia* allocated rag wee Huffed In her mouth by the live girts who meaped from the hnana. Tsm e4 the other raptured girls Shirley Shloglcr (bottom, left), 19. and Ruth Iielchler, It, ate shown ana led at Uia police station after they were picked op at a diner outside Akron. G eneral Insurance only; H. JAMES GUT AGENCY F‘\ , -- =x7s :s“ i~ ' * 3 0 .0 0 i , . sis aufrt W 199“ DOW N T — m iB I FHONB I I ■. JAMES G U I H u two b uilt-in power p r a - r i a u ^ then waahaa, r l n a u and d riaa. . . Just load, s t a r t , and ralaxl N * hand linaing nararaary! At YOUR G.K. D K A L B R ... SANFORD ELECTRIC COMPAMY M m iif ln 114 MAGNOLIA AVH. Amm ia m » a e a e a n > ii . -* € �THE WEEKLY ri run in rLifiiiiiil MAGAZINE THE SANFORD HERALD MAGAZINE SECTION * PI Cl MHl K 2 19 to e �Looking Over All Florida P ro c— d A t Y o v r Own R hk By WOODSON T. ALLBN Somehow, the** thing* just teem to start t hrmaelvee. I wa* quietly reading in the living riHim, end the voice that I love best called from the kitchen “The garbage it ready to go out. Will you taka it?" "Sure,” I answered. "Ju st's second." The far-away quality of my voice b ought her to the door. "W hat’s that you’re reading-a new comic b iu k r "I doubt that thia could be called a comic book, my dear. It’s T he Theory of the Leisure Class’ by Thormtein Vebten." "Well, if he waa aa good with the theory aa you are with the practice, he certainly knew his way around soft chain and sofas.” "Mr. Veblm, my dear, diaruaae* conspicuous consumption at some length. That is the name which he appliea to the ua* of wealth and its romitant leisure aa a means of making a visible differentiation between the economically suc­ cessful, and the economically unsuccessful, man. He has traced this characteristic from primitive peoples, of which the successful had provided themselves with tha basic items of food and shelter, while the unsuccessful lacked them. He hringa this up to modern time*, where we find-." “ Yea, don’t we? Mr. (iumpert, across the street, buys a new car for his wife each (.'hriMmas, and we haunt the poetofficr, hoping for a check from an editor." "Let ua think, for a moment, of the con­ sumption of (sails at the vary lowest level, which he cafe the ‘subsist sne* level* At thia aa called subsist sari level, man warn only the Irreducible mini mem of goods and services, just enough to hasp him alive and to maintain •uAciant strength so that he can continue to provide himself with that poor minimum." "Have you noticed bow much this sounds like ‘A Day at the Alien*’?*’ "Your response, though s i pressed in crude sarcasm, la the perfectly norinal one, as Profeasor Vehlen wall knew, and painted out. Once mea established himself in a home, hie roaoamptten of goods and service* tended to Increase beyond thia subsistence level. To maintain andtadhpUy hie pecuniary ability to support, thia higher standard at living, ha needed Haves. At first, perhaps, he had coly a ain^s slave, his wffr." "No comment.” "Ho found this slave so useful, and so sat­ isfying to hi* ego, that he acquired more of them. His own way of Ufa was, of course, su­ perior to that of his slave* and wive*. Then there began to be a noticeable differentiation among tha vassals themselves; those whoa* duties related to the care and comfort of the head-man’s person wore noticeably hatter off than win tha Mm who performed the remoter services, Marti as tittag the soil and drawing water. From the wesson about him, he saieotod a ChjrfWMk The selection doubtless woe laflmnend by earns phyHcal attraction which "Whan yon take tha garbage out, I think y a w l And that there's Just enough room la the can for Dr. Veblen's book." - *r 'COUKH Memory It going 10 hevr a big ctesa-up |ob when the swim's ovtr. but htr Marry-eyed Unto mitt It having a grtat lima In tha world of btMowy bubbles and fluff. L E T T E R S totni E d i t o r THANK YOUI Every week I read year stags tine from cover to cover, hot first I reed the rscipes. I have enjeyed several the aaefeed dishse offered. m m « w « A t t e d i tw A * * • THAT'S THg SP1RIT1 May I *sy s few words in answer to Sara Maine's letter published in the November I Maw* ef AH Florida Msgs sine, concerning tearirte? I believe you. Mini Mason, are taking Ikjam a little Ml tea much la heart. I have lived all aiy Idb la tha csetrai Northern States fired and worked la ala or saves No matter whtre yo* ge or live yon will fled peepls ef afi dbperitioae. Yen will find eaasetMag wa don’t tike, yon will lad peo­ ple rewplsialng sad condemning certain tbingi, sverywhsts. That's why some tour­ ists have tbs idea their dollars keep eoawowe from goiag hungry where the? spend thrir racwUut. This apphee to any slat* they may go. Tham am maw irresponsible mart ben'* that will owsechsrgs a lowrht if they spat him to daw. And asm* Hariris spaed their money hi* water, thee bis me the whole Iowa sad Us people. | found U a* in the WeM; in th« Central Mates as sell a* ta the South. I have found many disc* art seas people, as well a* very courteras peepls, wherever I have been. 8* JaM keep on loving yam heme and Meta, sad the hack with tha saw I have found thbigi h*r* ia f l i r i l * 7 l * net filn. hat things Iltt* earned the dWihm by Iv . t am now a pernid owner ef e new heme hare in Jacksonr ila, so am Aero u May uadi the Good Lard say* different. Ona of tha rarest birds in our country it tha Evtrfladaa Kite; wa ara fortunata in being able to bring you nest week a fine spread of picture* on thie hand* tome relative of the hawka, taken by author-photographer Hugo H. Schroder. In tna tame iaaua All Florida begina a now aariaa on "Succamful Citiiena" in which wt plan to bring you now* of Floridian* who ara making valuable contribut ion* to their ftllowman; In tome caaea thaae will be well* known personalities, in othart, the uncelebrated and unaung who devote their time and energy to making their communitiee better placet to live in. Locked up in the office aafe but ready to roll aa toon aa we get clearance from Washington it Van Dretter’e esdualve ae­ rie* for All Florida Magatine on the heroae of the Border Patrol. Thia aplendid and seldom-pub­ licised outfit h at the highest mortality rata of any Federal law-enforcement body. Their gun battlce with alien- and nar­ cotic-smugglers, their quiet de­ votion to duty and the impres­ sive record they have hung up down the years it a thrilling tuspenae yarn—every word of which is true. Look for the start of thia aerie* toon. * • * The scene at Cypreaa Oardens, against which theae two ant* bellum belles are arranged shows in the center background, the whit* banana in bloom. Foreground, left to center, is the lovely tropical shrub called Bird of Paradise. The picture was caught on color film by Dennis Haliinan. �i * a By C H A R tfS JEAN r irrrr.N yean ago, nation of Kan (2«llte. would n«hour* before the first (low of dawn on a December weekend morning, eat a quick breakfast, ami Imid the back seat of a Model*A with home-made fishing gear. It was a 10-minute drive across the narrow woodrn bridge spanning the vast Indian Hivcr and over to I V nova Beach. Turning north on Highway AIA it was 26 miles to windswept Cape Canaveral, ita lonely, tower* ing lighthouse, and the beat sea trout fishing in the world. Today, fishermen ran't get near that famous light­ house; it is smack in the center of one of the most heavily guarded areas in A m erica-lhe testing site of the Air Force Missile Test Center, where some of the moot fantastic weapons of the pushbutton era have been launched. Tsst*flying a guided miaaile is no simple matter, but a visitor to the Uunching site eipecting a scene from a Buck Rogers drama might be disappointed. Amid the 11,000 acre reservation there are a few concrete firing pads with nearby reinforced blockhoune*. and some large buildings housing tracking instruments and guid* Wtn r w, ing devices. This is the home base of a long testing range which, when the down range island facilities are completed, will have cost some $200,000,000. The nerve center of all miaaile tests is a three-story central control building which houses various tracking and receiving equipment. The Center’s vaat testing machinery is put in mo­ tion days before a scheduled launching, as a range clearance team begins the job of clearing the missile’s path. An officer dispatches warnings to air fields to chart their flights clear of the firing area. Hours hefore Thu artulr it hatrj on />tra firing, radar-equipped planes are sent aloft to scout tonal ahtrnntion nn.f information fumithrtl fc* thr for private and commercial craft. Search-radar antennae 1‘ub/ir Information Offir* ■weep the adieu for other craft and crash boats patrol of thr Air f o n t Mittilt the area. Any craft within five miles of the launching Tnl O uter at I'atrirk Air area ia warned to leave, and if there is one chance in a Force /lute, f.’miMi, Ha million that a vessel ia in danger, the firing is postponed. The area far down range where the missile will plunge Into the ocean is cleared and men in the central control building plot the positions of ship and aircraft f AN7AITK weapons of thr Pushbutton Era havr been launched from the Air Force Missile Test Center at Canaveral. within tha flight path of ths miaaile. Tha responsibility of author* into the missile's "brain and within seconds, the booster Whila in tha a ft the miesilr into usahlr form hy a new f 450,* iting the firing lies with one the responses are immediate soon burns itaslf out and auto­ records such d sta ss pressure, (100 electronic com puter th a t m a n -th e range clearance of­ and accurate. Cables from an matically drops off. The miaaila temperature, acceleration, yaw, does work equivalent to 50000 ficer. Before he does this, all electric generator ara plugged now gaina speed in free but speed, and altitude, and sends |ieople witif ordinary computers. down rang# stations must re­ into the missile to start the jet controlled flight powered by ita this inform ation hack to th r From the instant the missile port their readiness, and atmos­ engine and the low whine be­ jet engine, Canaveral central control sta­ leaves the ground, every part pheric, radio recaption, and comes a screaming roar. T he Every phase of the missile's tion by means of a telemetering of its flight is recorded. F ast­ weather conditions must be near last man jark the cablet and flight ia closely acrutinised. system which consists of a small flying jet planet follow it s« it sprint for cover. Cameras attached to automatic­ radio tra n sm itte r mounted in is sent down the line uT range perfect. The signal ia now given that ally tracking radar antennas re­ the head of the missile. The stations. These stations are lo­ When all Is raady, ha gives hia "go ahead." Technicians ignites tha "RATO" booster cord the first few miles of tha transm itter is equipped with a cated at Nassau, Grand Ba­ hurriadly complete last minute and tends tha missile roaring olT missile’s flight. Once in flight, pick-device which converts tha h am a Island, Kleuthera, San checks on th e poised miaaile tha mobila launcher on a pillar the missile is "turned over" to data into electronic voltage and Salvador, M syguana, Turk* and heavy vehicles lum ber of oranga Ara and thunder. So the in-flight officer who closely transmits it back to ground sta­ and Caicos Islands, the Domini­ away from the firing pad. The tremendous la tha powar of tha watchaa ita path on a plotting tions, som etimes at the rate of can Republic, Puerto Rico, and miarile la painted bright red for rocket booster that the miaaile board. If it bsgins to bahave 1,000 tim ea par second. After Jamaica, and the range ia being eaay tracking and sensitive re­ Is in flight before it travail its erratically ha can instantly de­ the flight is over th is d ata is eilrnded to far-away Ascension stroy it by praaaing a b u tto n collected and sent to the Cape Island, 4,400 miles from th e cording devices fill •very inch of uwn length. station w here it ia converted Generating enormous power which eiplodea it in flight. the warhead. Impulses are fed (kiMilnuril on psgr 4) l-M IL-J, I) 4 41 �I lISfO N U i are Immediate and accurate to Impulte* fed Into the red mi**ile't "brain." Cable* are plugged in and pulled Given ilgnal Ignite* boo«ter with a (creaming roar TM MISfUX roar* off the mobile launcher on a pillar ol orange fire and thunJer at *uch tremendou* power that the mitule i* in flight M o r e it ha* travelled it* own length PUSHBUTTON DEFENSE TM ASIA lar down the rang* where the missile will piling* into the ocean is cleared and men In Ih* Central Control Building plot the po*i lion of *hip and aircr alt than within the flight path of lh« mini* (Conimoeit from page I) c»a*t uf Florida. Thi* chain of inland* i* linked fry a 1,500 mile rahlr, thr longest underwater i aide in the world, laid over three years and at a coat nf SlN.IMMI.imil At preterit, when miaailea riimplrte their flight, they are amt plunging into I lie aea. OfUriel* are apeaking nf a aalvaga program, however, and one proj­ ect already under way ia a akid landing atrip at th* Cape. It is hoped to fly th e miaailea down range, reverse their flight in mid-air and retu rn them for a akid landing. Two big project* are the aubJerta nf much conjecture three day* at the Test Center. One ia the perfection and testing of the IBM or International Halliatica Miaailr, a fantaetir rocket that ran apan oceana at apeeda of 15,000 milea per hour and at heighta of 600 milea. The seeond ia the launching of earth's Arat artificial apace satellite, due in 1956. Nothing official has been said on th e launching nf the satellite hut mime arirntista have pointed nut the prartibility of the C enter for launch­ ing such ■ craft. Fifteen fear* make* a big dif­ ference. Thnae fishermen from that nearby town of Ha« (iallie who are still around may not know it, but thay may have been fishing on the site of whet could become the home ha»e nf man'* first trip to tha moon. ATOF the budding are radar amen naa. command guidance antrnnaa search radar, telephoto cameras rtf i-o ivw imam*- •t • n tANOI surveillance tram plot* thr position of ahipa and craft within * flight area of thr mi**il* at a central control building located at ipe Canaveral, by meant of a telemetering iy*tem In head of minle. �1 EVERY PHASE ol Ihe mittile't llighi it very clotely tcrui mued. J t the rjder earner j i record lit lint lew milet ALLIED equipment 41 op I he building it u te d in d e ­ velopment end Might letting ol pilollctt itr c r jl l. THE "RATO" hoot ter gcnerelet enormout potter ttilhm tecortdt b u rn t iltrll otl end then automatically d ropt RADAR unit! on top of tlelion track mittile in lit Might Attached centerat ere lighted eiong the t>eem THE MISSIIE, gaming ipeed in lift' hut coitlioiled flight [tottered bv ilt iet engine. head* out over the oteau CAPTAIN Williem l ' Reiter, in cherge ol "in Might telely re tp o n n bililiet. wetchet the boerd th o * m g mittile t Might (ebove) llu right hend (below) It reedy to p r e t t " d e tlr u c t tignel il neceti.it> �c c Moot Them of tilt M r . , . Florida State Fair, Tampa. Jan. 3 1-Feb. 11 DREAM" PLANTATION COMES TRUE By J. K. ELLSWORTH M o ME , than two-thirds of tha visitors at tha J. H. Emmingtr plnaappla planta­ tion south of Lakt Placid, Fla., baliava th at pinaapplaa grow In tha ground tika carrota or potatoes. "Many will aay, as thay walk along a row of young plants, ‘Dig thia ooal' or ‘Dig ma that'!" Uughad Mrs. Bmmlngar. And oaarly 10 par cant of tha plantation's visitors think that pinaapplaa grow on trsaa, Uka orangaa All thaaa folks stars In woadamant whan thay ass the davaloping fruits parched on top of thick, woody stalks growing out of tha cantars of the leafy plants underneath. Moat woman who atop at Plantation Paradise, aa Mr. and Mrs. Emminger call their 35-aere pineapple farm, select pine­ apples on sale which have tha prettiest crowns of leaves, commented Mra. Emminger. "And what do the men examine?" grinned her husband. *Why, the fruit be­ neath the leaves, of course. The biggest, IOAOIIBI HAND featuring the cream of their crop as wed a* pineapple ripest and most colorful fruit underneath (n their own kitchen. provides * * lti outlet lot the fmminger'i "do-K-yourself" ranch. the leaves are what the men are most interested in." A colorful exhibition of Kmminger pine­ apples of tha two main varieties grown wrill be given top display In tha Highlands County agricultural exhibit a t the Florida State Fair, January 31-February 11. A aeries of boxed plants, presenting fruits In various stages of maturity, also will be shown. Up to now, all fruit raised has been sold at the roadside stand, and rarely are there pineapples enough to take cars of tourist sales, and fill waiting orders of people llvlag within driving distance and recently, Mrs. Bmmlngar has been experimenting with plnaappla prseervee. Emminger was a Mac Dill Field flyer, in Tampa, when he flrtt got the idea of "going Into pineapples." That was in 1052. Immediately, be and his wife, a Texas girl, began reading up on pineapple-grow­ ing in all the books and bulletins they could lay hands on. Soon after, they began looking for an ideal spot in Florida on which to locate their "dream plantation." Emminger, by thia time, had been discharged from the service, and the two were anxious to get started. They Anally bought the tract they now occupy, and set to work to clear and plant iL Much of their time, the Aral few months, was spent building the house, not much larger than a big trailer, in which they now live. According to the Emmingers, the two motl popular varieties grown by them are Natal Queen and Smooth Cayenne. The former, when ripe, weighs about two pounds; and the other, about five pounds. Both are sold by the pound. Pineapples normally ripen In June, July and August. However, a mature plant can be forced to bear fruit out of season by dropping a sma'l pinch of calcium-carbide onto the Although the Em minger pineapple farm la only four yean old, it already possesses bud of the plant when wet with dew. The 85,000 plants, and some 25,000 more chemical reaction shocks the plant into plants are being at^ded this year. Other bloom. Some four months later, a ripe acres are being cleared and put into shape pineapple ia available for sale. Pineapples are grown from for future plantings. slips, suckers and ratoons, said Emminger. Slips are plants which develop from tha fruitstalk, or base of tha (Mis suck­ ers are plants which grew from the stem of the plant; and ra ­ toons are plants th at develop from underneath the ground. All, when planted grow Immedi­ ately, and produce fruit The leafy crown of a pineap­ ple fruit, when sliced off and planted, grows to maturity and produces fruit in about two years. Although this method of producing plants ia little used by commercial growers, many who buy pinaapplaa at tbs Bmminger stand, cut off the crowns and plant them in their gar­ dens. Many of those plants will mature and produce HOMfl PM Snvtl are the latest addition to the pineapple Indus­ try of this Texas-Florida couple. �> Caftieras Grind 5 J in Gainesville I By RICHARD J. LOFTUS ^ V camkha start- la hum -and another him by Florida's one-man movie company is under wav George L Crutcher, who heads the visual inatruction department of the General Extension Division of Florida, has been in the business of writing, producing, directing, shooting and edit­ ing films for the past three years, and to date he has completed eight films, has three in produc­ tion, two in script, four planned and a pile of rrquests a foot high on his desk. His first two movies were made to help Jack­ sonville Beach and Clearwatrr introduce visitors to community recreational facilities. Nest, he produced the "Bill Jackson Story" for the Flor­ ida Tuberculosis and Health Association. At present, Crutcher is putting final touches on "Homemaking Education in Florida," for the State Department of Education. In the shooting stage are “ Vocational Agriculture in Florida" and "Trade and Industry Education in Florida." Though he does the work of a doien men, Crutcher ia understandably satisfied with the re­ sults of his labors. His "Florida Hebuilds" re­ ceived high praise after a showing liefore the American Congress of Correc tion in Philadelphia and has been viewed since by thousands in Flor­ ida and other states. One of his films, "Central and Southern Florida Flood Control District," received a spe­ cial showing before the U. S. Senate, and resulted tn several million dollars being earm arked for funds to support a Florida conservation prugram. Crutcher first tried his hand at film produc­ tion when a student of audio-visual techniques a t the University of Kentucky. Because of his "Homemaking Educalion •n Honda" shows technique ot infant care (above) and cooking experience as a theatrical designer, stage man­ ager and director, he was asked to produce a film for the Community Chest drive. loiter, while working as a dram atics teacher and director for the Louisville schools, he handled the production of “ Kentucky Centennial," a (Mig­ rant of 100 years of education in Kentucky. Then came World War II and a stint of sii years, following which Crutcher jo ine d the staff of the General Extension Division of Florida But hr didn't just join the staff, for during th e four years that followed, he expanded th r visual in­ struction library, taught on-campus and exten­ sion classes and organised conferences, institutes and short course programs. He didn’t really attack th r film production field seriously, until hr returned from another MAOY K>t 101UNO is lab print of educational him. shown by Crutcher to G. M turner, assistant dean ol General Extension Division war tour—two years in Korea. In all his ran ters work, he stresses realism —never using a studio shot. During his "Invest­ ment in People," he shot Gov. LeKoy Collins and his cabinet in session. But thia busy man is not con­ tent merely with film produc­ tion work, he supervises the Extension Film Library, p ro ­ vides visual aids to business firms, state institutions, agen­ cies and urganiiations In hla "•pare" tim e he coordinates three sessions of the Florida Civil Defense Staff College, two medical technology workshop#, and an industrial aria and lead­ ership conference tNTWVHW scene (righi) is set up for Industrial education film At left, Mrs. Patricia Morrison of visual education department helps In editing The "throw away" Is less than 10 per rent V I-U llM I,W t ,M Di l l �V- HWAY PATROLMEN GRADUATE By RED KERCE FlOfHOA Supreme Court Justice Hwyn Thomas (back lo camer a above) was photographed a* he administ­ ered the oath to the members of the Florida Mghway Patrol cists which was graduated on October 21. miMAN ». MUHWttY of IWo Oak acquired "UMMM” look a* ho aurvoyod plate of chon. the time this issue of Al! Florida reaches you the latrat crop of fledgling* from l.t. Jay L. Hall’* achool for Htale Highway I'alrol re­ cruit* will be roaming the highway* trying lo save your life and mine. In a little building which was a war-time chapel for Air Force men at nearby Dale Mabry Field in Tallahasaee, 42 newly gradu­ ated I'alrol recruit* filrd out recently, a di­ ploma in one hand and a head th a t burred with memories. Aa they left the chapel, now W estminster I'resbylerian Church, for Florida S ta te Univeraity'a we*t campu*. the men left behind them eight grilling week* of achool, the long­ est education in the shortest time th at they'll probably ever eiperience again. In those eight weeks, the men had Iteen thrown to the ground unmercifully by instruc­ tor* in judo, they'd listened to lectures on every subject from how lo get along with peo­ ple to the proper way to approach a halted motorist who might try to blow your hewd off with a pistol They had arisen long Iwfore the bird* every day and very few closed a book before the “ lights out" signal at 10 P. M. It takes a whale of a lot of knowledge to be a Florida Slat* Highway Patrolman. You have to know more than how to sound a siren, stop a motorist and write a speeder's ticket. They found out that a S tate Trooper has to he a pretty good specimen of a man. His m entality must be a lot better th an run-ofthe-mill. while physically speaking, the rookie ha* to I k- .iMe to take care of himself in a tough spot The latr»i 42 met th at standard, all were at least fiv r fret, 10 inches and IHO pounds, absolute minimum height and weight require­ ment. No sooner had the fledglings taken wing to rest a week md then go on the road with esperienred men in the field, than Col. II. N. Kirk man. the Patrol's commander called for more recruits for a school which will start nest January. The Patrol plana to graduate another hatch of men about March 1, which will just about bring the I'alrol strength under 1955 Legisla­ tive authority to increase it* uniformed per­ sonnel. The Patrol has a permanent school now set up at Florida State University and the O ctober graduation was the first class of new Trooper* to finish there. It also marked another Aral! CJov. l^-ltoy Collin* became the first esecutive to attend a graduation ei»rcise, which, until then, had more or less leen taken aa a routine. The (iovernor told the graduates that Florida's people “ want you to get tough" in rigidly enforcing traffic and safety laws. Of the graduates, Lieutenant Hall, school director, Commented: "This t* the first school we've ever had where no one quit before the end." Now, while the I'alrol would like lo have a lot of fellows between 21 and .15 try for the n e it achool. if they meet th e standards of a high school education, pas* a rigid physical esamination, and weigh al least I HU pounds, here are a few operational lips you might think over in advance: I'atml recruit* roll mil of th e b la n k e ts early enough lo go through a schedule of c a lis t h e n ­ ics In-fore breakfast to get lo classes by Ha m: they study until 5 :3 0 , and th a t in clu d e* listen­ ing to classroom lectures, p o u n d in g away on the rifle and pistol range*, g e ttin g dm n|K-d on the ground in judo practice, p lu s plenty of study in applied technique* Saturday afternoon* sometimes are free, sometime* they only bring work Hut through the din of all the work-horse recruit course, there is a bright spot. Three lime* daily, the men eat tire same fare that i* served the HSU Seminole*. In addition to Lieutenant Hall, two other es|ierienced men make up the school's stall They are l.t. J. W. Hagan* of Jacksonville and First Sgl. II. J. Harnett of Miami W hen there isn't a school in srMioii, each man is on regular assignments. The school's staff gels an assist from other Floridians widely e*|ierienced in their Held*; such men a* FHI agents and Florida ,S tate professors on every subject from psychology to spelling. Ho, by the lime you read this these boys will be added to the ptc»ent complement of men who traveled IO,IMHt,IMMI miles la*t year, investigated 15,000 accidents, arrested 50,000 traffic violators and wrote HO.Oflt) warning* among their other duties. RMT AID class is a regular requirement Ior the recruits. It J W llagant of Jacksonville, a member ol the teaching statf. watches such a class in action IT'S a tumble lor George W Owen ol Winter Haven, at the hands ol re­ cruit James louverse. Chattahoo­ chee. as a part ol Ihe |udo training. CiASS is in set Sion (at Icll) .is Dr k'l, h.inl Itos band I $11 illns Iraies a point to David C Carden Arcadia anil H i Ham ol Not onus. COt. H. N. KIRKMAM hands diploma to liar lee J ilarn ol Nokomis (below) as Dr Doak S. Campbell, president ol f$ll. and Governor leRoy Collins stand h> ion newspaper editor. recd v « a sodden kick when Ho Uret a )7 MM tear | n gun on lho firing range. A bull • oyol On IHo prtlof rango. ao Mustrated abovo by Weldon Ivoy and James I . -}' 1 |U*«. TaWrhtMOO. horlda Highway Patroi recruits pro resify put through Iho training mdh ■ems lo bo question of Rayburn l. Adklni of Day (right above). a« Urol $gt. H J Ramott of Miami, got a lino on Iho (hooting tally �^ m T jf • ■ r,< *r- t’.FT 7 ~ r r-*11 ■ •- i it -f at ft i v pjj r.. ? v ^ f *x . - >-V- g f j 5 j ‘J , .y r ^ A N I M A L S C U L P T U R E IS H E R S P E C IA L T Y By JCAN O ftA B N R In Burnham, nofad toromk arfitf from Now York now doot portraits of pHxo~wlnntn§ Huattack enthusiastic Floridian, i n * to the Sunshine SUU, is aculptrees Loo Burn* ham who cama hart from Ntw York a yaar a|o, got "sand in har shoes” and aat up a atudio in Palatka. Always an animal lover, Miaa Burn­ ham haa found a aallafying and profitah la outlat for bar talanta in doing realiatic portrait atatuattaa in caramica of priia-winning cattla and horses. Flrat aha inakaa pancil or chalk akatchaa of tha modal, baing caraful to capture ita charactariatic poses. Sha is a kaan studant of bona and rauacla structure. “ If tha basic form is not correct," aha says, “ no amount of dotail or coloring will hid* tha Inaccuracies." Than sha starts a clay study in tha field, modeling from tha lira animal. Whan sha facia that she has secured tha individuality and mood she finishes tha modelling in her studio, referring con­ stantly to her akatchaa. The clay animal is hollowed out and allowed to dry. it is than glased with nil tha appropriate nuances of color and fired in the kiln at high temperature*. Afterward it ia brushed with a special preparation of liquid was and mounted on a teakwood base with a gold inscrip­ tion plaque. (Continued on pagt 12) �i )| 9) <0 |) Symbol of Florida'* lo ll water t i t ’ll*, tbo noble iol/f?»h I* voted by many expert* the greatest. . . DEEPWATER CHAMPION By CLEVELAND VAN DRESSER the greatest fighting fish i« a subject aaaiduoualy avoided by any out­ door writer with a modicum of common sense. Every fish that swims has its champion, and the surest way to get into a rhubarb is to state unequivocally that one species of fish is a better scrap­ per than another. There is one Ash, however, that is the virtual emblem of Florida's fighting salt water gamesters. That fish is the highly regarded, universally respected, widely known and noble aailAsh. Regardless of the catch in Florida's offshore waters, the sail Ash stands alone. This flashing silver fighter is considered the epitome of big game prises, and conquering one is regarded aa the quintessence in sport­ ing accomplishment with rod and reel. True, there are other and larger fish in Florida's salt waters. The marlins, both white and blue, are, aa a rule, a whole lot bigger than the sail Ash. Ditto for Mako shark and tuna. There are those who say the irridescent dolphin is pound-for-pound the mightiest battler of them all. Wahoo and kingfish like­ wise bava their staunch defenders. In fact, aa hinted before, there isn't a fish in the world that someone won't say a good word about. The nail Ash, due to his unique posi­ tion, receives honors and recognition not accorded hia lesser relatives. For one whole month, starting in the middle of January, he is spotlighted by one of the greatest fishing tournaments in the Sun­ shine State. The event ia known as the Silver Sailfiah Derby, and la conducted In the waters off Palm Beach. Almost everybody who angles for big game fish in South Florida gets into the Derby at some time or other. It's been held for Id successive years. The roster of entrants come from half the states in the union aa well as several foreign coun­ tries. There are plenty of priits: trophies for the longest sail Ash, the heaviest sailfish, the moat "releasee,'' and for the moat unuaual accomplishment during the entire tournament, to name a few. In addition, there are daily prises for the largest ssllAah, plus s "gold button" swarded for every aaiifiah eight feet long or longer. The West Palm Beach Fishing Club, which sponsors the month-long event and assumes ths multiple headaches of keeping the records straight, has sched­ uled so many classifications that chances of garnering one or more trophies are eicellent. It has been observed countless times over the years that fishing is the one ■port in the world th at puts the novice and the cipert on a more nearly even basis than any other competitive effort on the part of man. Of course, etperi•nee and ability are not to hi- discounted, but fishing lorr is full of talc* of the neo­ phyte who lands the big one on his very first try, much to the consternation and envy of individuals who have been nt this rod and reel business for years Generally speaking the tlsh isn't ■ware uf who's on the other end of the tem pting morsel he seiies, and w hat's more, he doesn’t care. True, more "big ones" are landed by the lads and lassies with eiperience and know-how, but it's surprising the high hstting average a t­ tained by characters who hardly know one rnd of s fishing rod from the other. Big game fishing isn't confined to the men. by any means. The distaff side gets in its licks, too, and judging from results of previous Silver Sailfiah Derbies, they are pretty hefty ones. As a m atter of fact, inasmuch ss there sre special priies and trophies for women in the Derby, it would seem Ih st the gals gel better than ■ fair shake when it comes to snatching honors in Florida's gala winter fishing event Of late the theme of conservation has entered more and more into a Sailfiah Derby. There was a lime, not so long ago, when a person's piscatorial prowess was measured by the number of fish caught. That idea is undergoing consid­ erable change. It is deemed an honor these days to release ■■ many gams Ash as possible. This applies particularly to sailfiah and other prices uf the Atlantic. Releases averaged 70 per cent of the total catch in the 19S5 Sailfiah Derby— which sets some sort of record for con­ servation. Foretelling whst is going to hap|>en in the upcoming Sailfiah Derby (the 19th such affair) is a chancy business. It is even mure foolhardy than predicting the weather. One thing is certain, though. There ie sure to he plenty of eiritem rnt. Last year interest reached almost hys­ terical proportions ss radio-telephone re­ ports came in hourly from charter (mats. T he day'a event hit th e front page* of the local papen and were broadcast via radio and television. (Centtnufd on page I i) t «f# I I “ AJI | law i.l • M eg 1 1-w-e 11 * 'I V �u. • Animal Sculpture (Ci'nlinued IfOm pige li') Hilo DRY BATH In Gay Chrlitmoi Wrapping n#«h« wtihfiul No mu*i nr No *ianf*r of Jy«t puff rr*-«my, f u r r i n l lather ont«» H ’* rub in arid l « » r i off Kill* fit* * f * * |' i ^ H i i i i i i r i 1 |* * * * * r o l l anft aryl glut*?* A tif a f ile «*11h r»*aft) h rrtd ffi fur »ho* ffoominr KohJ Nt I'M, Hrrd, lN»paMrnrf»l ami l»rur it n m , or w M $1 I t to Hi The Hilo C# C#« Today. » r nn- announcing I h r $!i pri/e-of-thr-wr-ck win­ ner* in nur Floridians' Favorite Food* Contt-sl lor November, a* folio** Novrm lirr it. Mr* W. I., Bake*. ,1m ksonville, I'olnlo Crnh: Novrmlirr FI. Mr*. W. I*. Itusarll. .Ini ksonville. Shnmphiirgt r»: Novrm lirr 20, Mm Klmrr W. f r a n c . Arling Ion IIriylil*. Ill ltrange Pork Chop*, NovetnU-r 27, Mr* la-onnrd Sheppard Monklon. Mil , Orange Codec Bread POIK TINOIRIOIN, fRUItCO *1 tu p rtu rh rsl p in t il/'/'/t if p o rt Irn./i -than* I to J '• ■up flour 'i »</’ mill I t itfi [fr*h or fpurn I Inn.in tirunyt rum SIMMPHIS MAILT Pltevt *44 $•••* fat, H>m > and Istitt fas, II niy, wbIw rhe advefttM* • A ir n U l speslAa*. C O D erdars •<(•^•1 tiilf w li* i t t W t l |Msr- ik ta liw t l t i t l ktltw li mkjtil It ■ n t a t f - batik gvtrtnltt by twk ■^vailiiti | 't t ip Ctttyrti • f t tiff M<i,t rrenm Spin Irnilrrloin* length w ise—alrn»*l hi tw o —open mil Ihit Col into I* o or ihrra* pirn-*, according to *ir«- H um m m i on ImiiIi *hlra anil brown in *killrt ( ‘onihinr oranitr juice, pin rn p p lr, sail ami a lU p n r anil Ihiiii nvrr hrownrti meat. Cover anil rook ovrr low tirv or Iraki* in ■(•'in i l r t n y ovrn for 45 miiiutr*. or mini tender. T urn meat o o ir during cooking Remove mrnl lo u a n n pint I n Add tMMir cream lo sauce in pan, *lir anti rimk until h e a itd th ro u g h I (our over meat anil *rrvr. Suggested serving wiili limlid hi r, n -alnd nntl ap p lr s a n rr . -M il*. |{r.NK C. I>avi *. Tucson. A n / SHRIMP H U M ID I 0 0 PIANT 4 i u p h u tu ' trp, M liakni thirne to i)tr rggptont I up liater Is p H ilt ■l I f i tu g o ’ ' i I u p 1try h r n u l rtu m h i *1 I ‘t I I lit thum p, f u r In i, liri r m n l it hints gat hr, mintnf / email union rtit tint *1 rup niim tif J ho> trill r* Som e of her recent work* in­ clu d e rugeni* O 'R eilly'* firiie lirahma ImiII, It, Paidrr'* famo'i* r o p in g n u a r t e r hor*e. Kl Cid, a n d K William's r h n m p i o n Hereford hull I'rominenily dis­ played in I he cocktail lounge of th e new Hrahina Ht-*tnuranl in Ocala i* n magniflrent lira h m a hull coinmiatinned by Mr I ’iindler lti,e*r. owner and ho*l, a* an artistic tnasent fur hi* rotHhlishnii-nt Mi** Burnham *ays. "O ne of th e pleasantest a*|mct* of u«ing a n i m a l s a* model* i* w orking outdoor* m the lovely Plorula weather. Alao, animat* have the aiivantageor always U-mg naked hut never self-conscious And. unlik e h u m a n models, no a|ip n in im e n t* or fee* are nei e»*ary.“ A lthough la-e B u r n h a m i* famous chiefly fur animal m -u I| l u r e she does not confine her self to it. O ne of her most te le n t wicks i* a (Mirirait hu*t ul the late Marjorie Kinnati Ban! inga, beloved P loridu n o v r h a n d a u t h o r of "C ru s* C reek and " T h e Yearling." T h e l»u-> was o rd e re d by h e r h u s b a n d N o r t o n Baskin, o w n e r of tin D olp h in B e s t a u r a n t at Ma rineland. Mi** B u r n h a m s t a r t e d her training al th e C ran h ro o k Acad emv with Carl Millew. contimini al S y ra c u se U n iv e rsity under th e guidame of the famed Yugo slav. Ivan Mrstrovic. After »ri era l yea rs o f s t u d y in Pluropi she conlinued her work at th< Baltimore Institute with SniiuW a u g h and Cecil H o w a r d In III.YI she wa* elei l t d lo the Na I tonal S culpture Smuely and tils youngest me in tier. LOOK of LUXURY at Home THREE-WAY DUSTER of Gleaming Gold in Chinese Print Cotton <rt an •■capflanol I m l , tt/tr tom ato, p r e ln l. t A,>/•/*>/ EVERYTHING Taw Mama and address an tb a a k i, tla lia n a ty . b a a k t, ra ra rd i. y k a la t, tarda, p atkaf a. a lt. laaaaMa! In Kama a t tffk a k a ra t N a t, a v a il at ra ti (• ) M M T C I—| l . Un t il rabbar a la a y C lear Itn y ta illa n , a u la n ia tlt la k lt f •M l, M ll-ia n la la a d la v a . (A t 1000 O vafW ylA A «tt Owwiwad. p a d d a d - tl. la n d naan A addta w ( I lln a i). Id aal •H it ( f a t l y haw m any fria ta n and kabala, an y A —f t - Sand taah, tb a th , ntanay ataar la A paravad FtadaaH , D ayl A M 1 4 , 1 1 ) W. N aransa A * a „ la * Ana*tat J , CaW lahstassian tv a t- aalaajl w OYrWwr** r it H IN O Mr It liulirr in lirnvy nkillrt ovrr nudiuin lu-.it anil will Ir |M‘rlr<l. d r v r i m d *hrimp about 10 minute* Itrinovr *hrimp lo chopping board. Add r.arlic, onion, pamlry, hay Iravr*. th y m e ami tom ato lo fal and fry gently almul two ininnli-*, MtirrniK cotiatanlly. Itrm o v r from h rat. Cut lop from eggplant. C ut around edge and score drrplk in all directions. I tr m o v r pulp, leaving about oner i g h t h inch ihicknrM m o u n d i h r ahrll. T u rn shell up*.dc down in |>aii of niol walrr. Chop pulp writ and add to *ra*Diiinga in akillrt. Add wratrr, aall a n d p r p p r r . S tir writ, covrr closely and I n alram for five minutea. Chop lh» shrim p, re­ serving a few fur top. Add to eggplant m i i t u r r Pill bottom of ahrll and sprinkle with part of the bread trumlw A llrrualr crumlta and whole shrimp ami Itakr at 401) degree* for 20 to 2>'> mim ilra - M h * I hh sr. A. OsTlUiM, U n la m i LO O Catch mof# f/ih AUTUMN PRUtT I0 W I I U m ito grapefruit, tet lum nl I hnul kiln i r *t nom la pineapple, parrtl. 't U g ru p rt SIZISi 10-20 ft 31-44 tlu n l I f l i n i b tittityfr. *n t io n n l I pear, •In n l A Mtgnilicenl MAS PARIS CP AI you'll love wearing . . the pattern la enhanced by the lutler of fold throughout Ilf elegantly mannered Imei are kindled by corded trim on patch pocket* and Ihe neweil in sloping CHINESE MANDA­ RIN COLLAR Rullor i run ntng down front alto have touch of gold . feel Ort enlal In iti kIMONA rlrevet Can be worn with or without corded seif bell Hand washable. COLORS Shimmering Creen and Uoltlen Rrown on light Ground M aotntuum ■THI VOOUI SHOPS j (A ll I AW. 14. MthMa.au. ru W hipped r ream l.inr a ImiwI with lettuce, dividing howl into *u *ection» with pineapple alicra. A rrange Alternately aectiona of grafiefruit and pear alicee in tw o oppoaite diviaion* Place rem ain­ ing fruit* in ( r p a r a l r division*. Pill re n te r with mayonnaise Serve with whipped cream. - M rn J ack P omknantz . Ja clu o m illr. • SPORT IOOS Mx M ltv M a I NM-M? MtlTHUN *“ *“ ■jkUvsv U JACRIONVIUL tl A lit. ___ tun. TsyWMt MrfnM. L44 >k< Im | (J >•?•••* I "<< » t ) tstUw II U*s«a M.i>t. 1a im »•••• k i m iks.n t t a • MM I w l Srt • Mir U> tx. ttm k x s ^ s a I I I • u i a t t s ns tu » « „ « • o f • I t { i l 0 a . * l l MSCH It* •« C.O • s b n ’ M O N f T R t f U N D f D It r o u t» r I j U fkatbid « It • OCS4S tcA A Pf NOT lH R IllE O �%/> **> Tradition in th» Kitchen It’s Time To Bake Christmas Cookies l>u . IL u / laxtLjl/ ' m k tin* II ill* with H olly''—yea. Inn ilim'l uvrrliMik m i n km*; tin* cookie |.ir t'hriMma* without i ln-*e .lilic h tiu l d a i n ttm —oh. no' I .el’* c* mi .1 cookie hakm c *pree. c o m e th em 1 l 1.1t r t t r . i *|M-ual .i |i |n '. i i .i i u r .mil flavor—th e dtllerrin e lli.it Klnrida'* mill Unlive.grown mgri-dlf lit* make HI rnur*e l l i r i r 'i alwnv* trim i.ik r dnrtiiK the linlnl.tv »ea»mi. Inti Mr* l( I* M m i r n i ' I lav tuna llraili n«ik» the h i t l e r in candied orange m|i». 111.1k ttlg .III .11 trill I U r .n lilll mil In t I l f I hM*l III.In In II nr 1'iHiklr jar Til follow Mr* limitin''* d i m Hull Inr H t r i i V A K K IN KI.OIUIIA t'A N IH K IM )H A N 4iK t ' l l ' S . 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WON'T hf long now mute* Aim- lean O. .il l llig li School *cmor .11 t h f roadie* cookie* lor the oven THI COO** baker* couldni r r i n l the temptation to »rt up th e tea table lo have a preview ol their Chntlnia* daintie* till. .1 n i l ih e rry 111.1v Iw p la n .l in i r n t r r n th hi in, h ill almond* Inrnilllg tlnwei |m-1.1 1* .Ilniind il * * * Verv gay .md lemling /e»t 'lie liulid.iv .pun are ih. u r n KI.OKIDA FIKH’I \ t 'A K I S M I tlllf* I I f f *1* ul Si I 'f t f r «•IMl 1It wild* In '.111 . .... In1. |.ir ( " i llifM* . renin i . up ul liiltlfl with ..in u I . Inurlli . ii | f. o ig a r . add • In .i Ii -ii egg .md nil.. .*1 ,»ne malice "ill fniir . up* Ilnur with mie ti a*|*»>nl'il. n limiinii nin I.all lea*|H»Mifnl I'lnvr*. add graduall. '•> hr*t m u l u r e and knead until duiiith i» •ni*"ilh I hell nut in well, mif half i upliil liiielv gruintd |». ai» and mif hall . ilplul nl **«ame m i l and ivtu lahle*|HN.i, tul* Iiratfil nr mine rind I'at nut a wlliall aiii.niiit "I dough at a time mi t l».ard and i ut ilitn tmv *h.i|** Willi in n k lf .'littfr Hake.it tOO decile* until hi*, vii and r.dl the iake* in granulated ,u car a* ihev . ..m. Irmn the n m i a a a Mi* I II hvmi* nl Sara*nla .milrihute* In i if. ipe Inr KI.OKIIIA O K A N tlK I 'tU J k l K S "h. i ream* th ree four t Ii* n i p hut ter m ill mu- hall , up *ugar until light adding mie lieateli egg . .Ik h i . tahle*p.Min Klnrida orange p i n e and one lea*).... .. grati-d m ance rind. iN'atuii! until Iriiimi i-o|un*l "lit H>K two and one (mirth nip* Ilnur and mir hall tea *jnnin *alt. *he add* tin* to the lir»l in itture and il low * to I lull Ihrti (nrili* Into hall*. u*llic a ti . pain (ul o( i hilled ilouch at a time, lullmc 0 lielMrfii palm* u| hand* I lie hall* are pla. ed mi a greawd hakinc *lie*-l alHiiil two m< he* apait mid Inked in i •Mo degree m e n (rum fight In 10 llilliutf* lw|n|e I. IIIOVIIIIt and with the tip ul a kmle making a *iu.il| ope limit in lup ul eat h iiMiklr, lilhnit the ..p. nine I rai h with urn- hall |ea*|MMiii ul orange m aim dad. then *«K/tlli |*l.it idi? in thi* nvrii mihI K».•k in iti**vti* r flv# m m u'M p.mlinurd 1*1 p i p I 41 I 4f« *1 »* K a v ll W |,l �& (Jg lU lH l / G R A N N I E S S A L V E 1* OXO-L « X 04 t Ctotk Till »*• l « |f Ml 1 w 0 C00 * la# cea •« I too* • r H M N IHKW LOtOIS READING GLASSES riONIER TRADERS FOR F O L K S O V Sm S O m s we think of our W. pioneer*, it is usually w ith the thought of agriculturist*, cattlem en and the like, hut a large num ber were shrewd NOW-f**4l*| §!•**•* fw* #14##!* fell! «K» business men. Interesting 4«* l *H( (U mm n«»lii(r 1*4 • i » ki»* 4<A hits of th eir live* a* recorded m llp i m A u the Hi W# i M 0 *M | (• M l m l |kM | alFuggle ft*4 MWftl •*!»* • • in h isto ry , or dug up from •44 («4 m * H |t w i TV* h«* •M Iff m*Mbring* t«* • iMafttfiiRf «.*•« som e old fam ily diary, tell few«HHi*|« MingM*»*alrtim•Ml d'lwmiMWl Try lit * #1 Vmm mi • !<• In |I m the *tory of the varied quali­ P tK IllO N IYI 01ASUS ties that it took to Ite suc­ I * m m i n m m i i I u U i ir « « ftl n 4 cessful in th e by-gone days. I I n I i i M t* l« f f i M J M a w U itl n U ftti* TfmJj ll* i M4 t« t-w* M i AM!., Im *tt *v4 T hey had to be traders, lie llV*|'r* "lap * D able to surm ount difficulties JvM M l MM. *4l m Mki ftf* Oft im tli |M| and grasp opportunities. *«»l» I t m pfi*» V n l l M O f * W h i I M I All*. |K*«i if im*artftl Mfl IM T he story of Francis Rich­ «*) * ard o f S traw b erry Hill •Vf l f*»o* PRECISION OPTICAL I M S . Im . shows he was one of these. "W* I I I * He m ust have been a good business m an, for the Span­ ish g o v e rn m e n t in 1837. deeded him several thousand « A IN\ E X l 'RA DOLL A ll acres of lan d for erecting a sawmill. M U U Y"Veka Orten" Straw berry Hill was lo­ cated tp a r th e bridge which crosses S traw berry Creek— not f«r from the Jacksonville ORAM of to d a y —on the Arlington I I I F a iy -F u H -F n filik U f Road w here an old dam ■* h IftTM M ill li ■SfMMttp hacked th e creek w ater to itiionuiM operate th e mill. M pnal I* A t *w «d It Mu m liil F.irrybtHh lim it l l ' R ichards traded logs for labor. Log cut t era got six 16 to 20 foot togs for a d a y 's Y O U f£ 2 ? work w hile th e haulers re­ $ i s o n a r s .ceived eight to nine. Saw n* got th re e to four lugs for a LOOK I ZOYSIA : $i,ooo- A'it» • U f r A t k fltw lw 1 Cookies PU R SLK Y I tmfirl Uitw •| M T * I S I * "VftVA M M N " ■n* UAMAID ZOYSIA f * ■** Sm i • r i ^ A « i 7 s w t »■ tir i* * fmmnStf"** '* M M n n r i M O M U n k iM lltH W l * *M ru m i IOC COMPUTE INFORMATION WITHOUT OSOSATION .YewIftNM fWBIY ZOTSA CO. 'I t m t l IH M #"»t* «| <•)«• Cm * Am . 0 l i f t ShMt n.NMMM • fft.P-FIM • MM* (Conlinutil Iro n pi f t II) FLORIDA LIMB CRISPS ir* recommended by Mrs. Dark M ejU M k m stu d y m in e. Complete, yet kespenMve, traia- We « tl refund the total cast af the course la say student ebo fails te pea the Basse, after templet tag our training. A T LA N T ICMMH TATITtAMMSC H O O L ». O. iea t t t Dept t i -II M l day's work, depending upon the kind of lumber they cut. T hey also received a peck of corn, nnd if the em ployer killed n beef or if he had salt fish, he gave them Mime. Lum ber brought $20 per thousand feet for first grade, second, $16 and th ird , $10. Corn brought $1 a bushel. Richard paid big m oney far slave women, ns much as $1,200 for tw o slave girls. T h e m arket was n e a rb y where slaves, vegetables anti fruit were solda _________ lal P. O. Bos 1171, Ocolo, Flo. I- M l LONS L u r r fo o d s u pplem en t i» * « min>. I) nunm lt G iitrintrrd to dan 1 uni) $1 00 9Dilt)>. I'OU pm 3 )l ki l»t idiinlagt of tfiett lu* p o m Walk f i r o fv.« i Hindu. ru FOR NEW IMF NOV J.Mn Sunthmr Lit in i Uyb VnJ l l 00 (at ijuctihmiUMt, mcmbtithip I I 00 H O IVii 111), St Prtrubufg I. FU LONESOME' J owi Trap* Club Con*, dermal and pen. mat Write todat lu lu i Ire putNulin (ft* Drpr X. A n 4MJ, Mi,mi IVi.lt 41, FU DF. HEALTHY. PPP). ilm ln n uuurtm pill *0 AllocgtnM. cunccntiltrd fool n i w u liv u ii lop IJjODO munihl) Flirtmin. SowiImM N V ll-F IM A U MILS WANTED EARN AT HOME •nFi uMgrunrot « •end |n |I O vrekly p m A k Oihn irlf. rmplointrnr i.Artt luted Frtt drtiil, MAXWELL Drpr >21 2 . Ckteland 14. Ohw I ,T , is difficult to picture our gardens without butterflies. To th e im aginative m inds, particularly the young, they are the fairies of the Flower Kingdom. Here in Florida we e n ­ joy th e fam iliar M o n a rc h poised upon a flower or in flight, its orange colored wings with delicate tr a c in p of fine black vein-like riba and a spread of often fo u r inches, as th ey are gen tly raised and lowered. F ortunate U one to see a Monarch baby as it emerges from its ch rysalis, a sm all hit a b o u t as large as thum bnail, and watch it de­ velop in to a full grow n beauty within a few houra. The new wings, th o u g h limp, are moved slowly back and forth for th re e to four hours to d ry . G ra d u a lly they become stiff and parch­ m ent like. C overed w ith countless thousands of tiny m icroscopic o v e r-la p p in g scales, th e wings a re com ­ pletely w aterproofed when ary. ei-lM CLASSJEM O ITEMS nu The Msnorch Butterfly Itsyee of Miami Beach. She eande a recipe for seven dozen dainties. To a cup of butter, creamed with one-half cup granulated sugar, add two tab­ Soon you will note the les poonfule Florida lime Juice called watch-like spring un­ and an egg, heating well. Sift der Its head. This is a suck­ together two and a half cupfuls ing tube which Is thrust flour, one leaspoonful salt and down the throat of a flower one-fourth leaspoonful soda, to where it kfaeps its nectar. and add to first mizture, then The butterfly gets its dinner two teaspoonfula lime rind. Put and at the seme time per­ through e cookie press onto un- forms the act nature in­ greseed aluminum cookie theMe tended it to — poloniting and baka from 10 to IS minutae. flowers where the little bee In a 400 degraa oven. cannot work. M A MAI ESTATE SALESMAN 0D BROKER ta flt-U tM a l CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING FLORIDA FACTS atau Um ADDRESS POSTALS M Fwtnr Ibg ,om imuHi Ii u w i u m I k , tifwndablr Btnnei. Trenton ). N J SEW' H im notkett n ttik J, ip m limt. No ih u g t for m ,in i,l, Write ADCO, Ml, Biwup. low tuna 40 t —FLOWERS BUY WFIOIKS.UX Saat to W» on lam cw, btiihl nm.hanJiK Glint titllofur | l 00 ttlutvlnl Sim utiirr llcalihiana Vn hr. H>< IM ,Ja.lam <illr IVath, Fla SKIN DIVING GEMCO LAWN mon rn iJin tiK d in L it Ftrr ia t,lti|t I an Elurkla IXhuunt Aftnr), Hull) full. Fla I QE RENT _ WE ARE NOW intlinf itotr tpatt in a rtaapkirl) rrmoOrlnl building Lnaird iw bkxi Inun ihr R m (M a t in Srbtmg. Eli Cum m i W II llnbningion, lligklandt County Nr»». Stbnng. FU 111 -Htcoaw A'ausiNeuPtofwiTv FO* SALE FOR SALE SrbtiAf. Fla Fxalio* tik Mutt bhikitng. *imd lurition RriMtiablr prut. CoaiiMt W. H H rthttin|ton. HigMtnJi Couni) Nt«», Srbting. Fit FOR SALE OR LEASE. Nc» nwdtrn. full) r-pupfrd Rntaurant. Dairy tkram and A putm m t L ulled on llif h a i) ta> Milton. Fit Wine for d n tilt P O ILut 2M. Milton. FU GEORGETOWN Tttfwp to n . Saar brat Ug ntnat. p t i t f rot*, nett n w ifiunt and, pontoAWr. bethtiAil bmt i itr. Grorgr RmJ. Pndnunul Bldg . } * Lmnnllr. FU TROPICAL VIOLETS (A ih.m rnnl on powt * i n i o * h it 4 b u tt* V k tu rn O ftrw ing untratlioni People, S t t u t . Bin AT), Pun Ounff, Hi M -M M T 1N0 . IMOtAVHM AN0 MIMEOORAPHM** QUALITY Ml Ml (M ,R API II N t, THE HO W.MAS4, M0 OiL. W im n fiM ,. Fla H E aU I F W EMBOSSED BUSINESS CARDS *4 00 ihuyitnd R n H I, AlUrhlik. Eta * i a u ia w ij owoeTUNm et ZJOO W ttU), ilrm utf V m tliia BlhtOa Fur Buo* Burn. 14MMB. WhFaii I}, -YOU 4 AN OWN A BUSINESS." o a t M po|ti of tnialr probt m ikinf antnici«*t, ttlli hu» PattKulirt lor th m If Kitapt DEXTER. STL N r a u a n llt. Bu* ton to. Flail rO R U 'N U nuJc taiunf t i n k t i and fah»u*ao» Wrm M h r r tnfianutton C am t rarmt 6, Plaun, Gi n - jM « ir , wAroas^ FULL CUCKOO 10 lath O a k | | 4 VS. #!*• J A ttt) C Muntnun. Hanlr) Ptlk These fragile butterflies have strength to fly thou­ sands of miles as they mi­ grate, flying around 400 feet I above the earth. How la it I possible, we ask. We know I th a t nature, only, has the | answer. OCALA and Marian County oSrt m ania M m l o r art buyt Sanaih ft Ctpnit, Rnhy. d u l l. FU SUWANNEE EIVER. Lamp ,.in and other land, to n prurd "RD." Hut It). Atlanta. Gt ISF-nOtOA 'bUL^S FLORIDA 4funnl) Mapt Ideal huniing. Lthing mapt Large detailed lake,, tttttms Iruli. rioJt Send (manly ntnw and 1 1 no to Godbry ‘1 Map SrrtKt. Wmtei Haim Florida I N -M O O ‘ LOOKING FOR t bou* puM ithn‘ Send Fur F m Souklet AF V tnttgt, 120 W nr SI. N r* York Ud-nM N O Uftl SAVE m on your nr* Fumi-urr. met 1000 um plrt on owl tour Dining rourri tw in , hrdniom n a m . lining room iw tn. Lampt, m . ttc The h m U ipialit> iut lent Comt to UainmiUc uU tin* Sid on ymtt knutiarr punhMrt St* limp In at FURNITURE MANUFACTURERS Lamrut house N r* WlUnron U tt OrtU lli*ty C laisifi« d A dvertising O rder R A T IS l um minimum- s woaos i to is o W«r*t 1 Wm L 4 WMftt • W M bt t a W M bt 10 lO c p c r w r 'd 10* diK . D O dac. 2 S « disc. 2.00 7.20 1360 I 9 .S0 iH e e w e m i#>etlte*li with ardar) run llw A d n rrta n . A ddr �I DEEPWATER CHAMPION (Comnurd Irom page H) The Darby generated almost aa much high blood p m n u rr aa the World Sana* or the Army* Navy football (amt. The inter* rat kept up until th r closing day, which ia saying a lot for any sporting event which latte for 28 rontrrutive daya. * Aa a tort of preview, let'r take a look at what happerted laat year-jwho won w hat and how. Prom that, perhapa. tome idea may be fathered of what may take place in th e forth­ coming Silver Sai'flah Derby. However, let It be clearly underatood that any conclutiona drawn are definitely thoae of the reader. Don't bet on favnritea aa judged by 1955 performancee. A dark horee ia apt tu cop top honora in 1 9 5 6 . With that in mind, here are aome of the highlighta of the 1955 Derby: To begin with, a total of 572 aailfiah were counted. Of that amount, 402 were relraaed alive after having been fought In the aterna of flahing cruiaera. An average of 20 raila were entered daily. If you don't think thoae flgurea accounted for a lot of eacitemenl, you have lota to learn about big game Aahing. Backing up previoue statemanta about novkea and women, 10C0 D AVID CRICHTOM-STUART, young Scottish iporUman. chalked up an all lime record ol J$ rrleaae* during the 195$ Sailfish Derby. Mr*, (florin Carlson uf Point Pleasant, N. J., boated thr longeat prize of the entire event. She landed an eight-foot, four and one-half inch bilUter which won the Silver Sailfish trophy poMed by Mra. Henry Hea of Sewickley, Penn. It wan Mra. Carlaon'a initial venture at aailfiahing. Ilunner-up in the length daaaification waa Mra. (luatnve Schirmer of New York City. Following the conacrvation motif, Mra. Florence lUinhridge of Waahington, D. C„ won the Henry Chanin Trophy for the moat relaaaea by a woman. She turned looae 18 aailfiah. Mra. Edith Carr. Norristown, Penn., stored second with It releases T h r hravieat aail waa an 80pounder boated by Kdwin S. lira rick of Gary, I ml. He won the P. A H. Widener Trophy for hie accomplishment. A young Scottish nnhlrman. Lord David Crichton-Sluart com pletely flabbergasted the competition by ptwting the fan­ tastic total of 35 official sailfish release* No one has rvrr rom r near that record. There was no argum ent when his lordship walked off with the Askel C*. P Wichfeld Trophy awarded for the greateat total number of releasee. Hla nearest competitor was m i tisli lirhiiul him Adding to (hr Scotsman's ontielirvnhlr achievement was the fantastic feat of releasing alive 22 sailfish in one day! In addition to (h r tro p h irs already mentioned, pnri-s were given for the outstanding angl­ ing accomplishment in any one day, thr longest sailfish on light tacklr, and two awards for cap­ tains of charter Imata. There was a runner-up for every major trophy award, plus the daily awards for the largrst fish, plus a gold button for every sail eight feel or longer. There ia one trophy, however, that is never listed in the record booka. Almost everyone who enters the Silver Sailfish Derby wins it, although no public mention ia ever madr of it. This prize ia not given for catching fish, hut comes from within the individual. It is the joy of participating in a glorious sjiorting event. It is reasonable to assume that most entrains in the com­ ing 19th annual Silver Sailfish Derby will win that trophy. DO YOU KNOW? 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Amedian I ‘be inn a I Si* tel t National Si* iel y nl I W t—miii'l Kngineers. a* aril athe Highway Itrseareh Itnant ISIS [ The Motabiy Corpnralion has taken oul a 110.1*0 insurance policy, [ imuiing the user against nny damage to his engine Thu policy is ! carried by one of the sot Id’s largest insurance companies. Your | rompi* I t -assurance that Motaloy cannot harm the finest motor. worn MOTALOY S a fe — Sura - •J tfS S S M ! WATTS MOTALOV SAW risw u i cs i g a u a M R M t A P U N R N H e iR e i C # e e * w □ Enclosed is $............. Please V Bend me one package of yV Postage and InRurance Ppd. V No.......... aize Motaloy. Insvrad M A IL THIS C O U P O N TODAY N A M E __________ _ __________________________ MOTALOY SAKS A D O R I S S _______________________________________ S ISIS S. W. Rth Street C IT V ------------------------------------------------ S T A T E IM S NO l 11HI It I’Ui VtllM t 11 * t II A N l W H i m IN T*i| A .v I At I V i I . . i X- * •* �I i §>anftttb 17 Mor« Shopping Day* Until Christmas ■ fe r a lfr AN INPETENPgNT HAITT NTWNTArTtn 'S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A Salvation Army Set For Drive MONDAY, D ECEM BER 5, t3.VS Caroline Mclnnis Chosen At Stetson For 'W ho's W ho' •m otor ( 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 of Cnmmerr# buildini and a ■treiifo a»*igned la Mia Tampa harbor. » After a kw»r of *lbe harbor, hr wdl appear at * p. m. with other member a nf Hit congressional drlefitinn on a television panel d|iru-*lon. The irnalnr will appear Tuesday morning nt Tampa before thr Stale Mrdical Lcalilativ* Hoard A Man nf lha Yrar award will he lenvdrred Smother* Wrdnrulay msht «l a banquet tn Miami b) Alianra InlrrAmerlcana. which ha* 3 Win members in 11 countries The award ii for service in promotins aoeial, cultural and eco­ nomic rektion* among lha Ameri- Inter-Fraternity Ball Set Dec. 26. Property Owners Sheriff's Deputies Receive Letters From Utility Dept. Named By Cordell; Singletary Is Chief CofC President not applied fnr during thi* period In accordance with tha aewrr or­ dinance, all ra*)deata within sev­ enty-lire (Til feet of aa available Una are subject lo a aewer a e r a t e chart# ef a minimum of a S1.A3 to a maaitnum ef CZM per month, bated oa Uta water row um ol. • a id tk a rg a win appear on tha CMy aerate* M folewlag tha tom ■ M a t ad Um hatelletiai or ality ( • ) day* f r e a thi* date, regardU*a af wbatkav e r aad kba U p 1* hr. No. M l Thr Salvation Armv dime boarfl and krttle will be on the street* of Sanfarrf beginning Tuesday morning until C hrt'tm at 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 d r'igna trd 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 P arm rr. 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 th i without jo u r 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. ru n 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 #• f r ^ 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 o io iu making prngrevg •laird. —The nrw* of no dm ia iC j toward hit yoal*" Capt. J a 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 «if 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 f llh "•p in t of the o f fe r.n e ” which 4 •everal im tnim rntat 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 _ , _ - . . ' , — th n a 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 “ .p in t of tha nffamiva'**• H l'i oiditiaoee wh* p a .o .l |>y k*r ■ u'rloik tomorrow night. th*- . p i n 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 T h rr. w*. *rry tittle romment »'»». *'trh ft program, whila pro-! ri*V« f v i c t o r y , tl li a *1 mother. Bentir* MrRmney. pan lad by J . D. Stone; Sidney whan th* ordinance appaatail tit g ia*.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*. romv o n t- '.p , p,,,, jt„ 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# p a p n c lb# n u m r gh#r# of rnl nor It nf pro* w ait; 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 *•* i mif by lh# t Hv r»f f a il 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 a cr#*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 rfn iiffu rin jl 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 * hir fjt n 1 nf m ifii h Iiurtlimits ihsr# of Ihs row* of a cording to lste*l report* Cap*. Jark.an • >.|.|r*M row* f rr-f.g h , [«i r Htn l hoi I Ihr} ill'll it##, The hoy live* on til 2 Rov IIS, jS tirrt flirm l*HM Ik 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 m i#• 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 i n 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( t i t f s t 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*« tHHM'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 te n u re 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• i lir «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 alin in g the theme hu'Uirta nuarlrr*. b u . i n . . . r m tlw w arra-t. o-et tea e r o te 1 clfik of Court. *ald Saturday, when app||e, nn| v huildirg fund* mad# »o«t 'h u g e * fllwd Uk informed of Ihe new ,*r*ire The rte. Herotd C. Hunt, u n d rr.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 „ v .ink .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• t,. hv 1 C ip ro tT vi..k \ l ark uMark pilal, $.1 00. torn* will *howr that our County t* u r n 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’l l * 3) Aiieh an or.tmarra t* n"l nnC h a .f r . muta *-. *. follow* imnmno Stm iU' i.rv u r fa.. **. t.a.'ir Padgett tl Sjnfard. truck aliraily bring r h a i f 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 * w rrrl 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.a ih l .|tn r r « lirrn** C.iarlia Rurrna *, fur reaidaollal property- Ran' ting p.tmtrr, public .trunk; John Ihal an onlinama ran nnl hr l u r . r r n r r 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* H ut. laa.nn* te r 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. e x r n .lv a apeed; it should ha rrmamharrd that tha dl r ]l |,*nn n 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*! Captain Jackson Speaker Problem Simple, Listeners Told Smathers To Get Man O f Year Presbyterian Men Award In Miami A lenfaed cottage g H * u among ]■ student* from Stetson l'n ire ratty aelecled for -Who’* Who Among Student* in Amertran Hill) WllHfta and Colhgea." The aelectten waa hared upon nomi­ nation! by a Undent faculty com­ mit lew and tha national organic*(ion. The Sanford rod! rye student (* O rn ly n Mctnnii, daughter of the Rev. and Mr*. A. 0 . Mrtnm*. pattur of tha rir*t rrethyterian Oturrh. She i* vice president and executiva rounrtl member. Women’# Council Future Teacher* Artoelitinn. La Kranciade; view preildent, Senior Cla»»; program chairman, president and Mata president. We*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 m e n 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 Tha eighth annual Seminole Coun­ Jackvenville Saturday night. ter beauty m ntfit ireond piave 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 mrm bert 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., r o rh a irm a n : Rob Kil- pendrd pending a trial on charge* M orn. tho*e who are concerned paintk. KvciwtarT-treifurer; and R. nf -liquor ron*ptrary", took over with t e v e r tap* and new aewrr S. HUlhlmer, table rfServotian hi* new- duties Friday afternoon a« S o’clock a llr r 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 rge s All 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 *me 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 S am i-|w w W 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 err e .poty. •M aw Provident George Tmihy sod AnThia morning. Sheriff Cordwit an­ Thi* i h a l constitute a not ice 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 b*M lait March. data tha tew will be w o w if M I* i o Reserve Maces tonight ( I In M. 'Sanford In Atomic Age' Subject Of Rotary Talk On Status Of Sales Inven ear* and aigbt injured «•* tha final u lly Saturday morn­ ing whan Florida Highway Trooper T. Mark Mark rompletad hia inva>tlfallnn nf a rdlitm n at the inlrrvrrlmn nf Stale Road (It and State Road AM ( G la u 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, K yraK bld /aekiom illc man, waa traveling routh about fiva to IS mile* per hour, wai In rnllltlon with a m il lUo & mi. traveling north on lf-W. driven by John Norman Millet, Myear-old truck tim e r kI lUame, N. C. Thr *eml truck and trailer *ide(wiped a 1M0 Mercury rnarh. driven hy Irving l.e*lte tteeeh. M y e arn ld Orlando man. who had been going north and due to the (Cowttewed Ow Faga Throe) »». low Ajmnrlated Pretui l>rtw<l Wire To Market Director Seven Autos Involved In Saturday Accident through fueftda*. II. (h today M r * Anderson Reports r . n HUNT, CHAIRMAN of the Jayr»a n iH .lm a * 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* a r t * 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 g i f t (Photo hy Jamraon) ____________ _____ _ _ _ _ _ ________ _ Wenfher P»rtt* flniidv lm< rooltltUOti w i n s «m Mayfair tnn, whero the banquet J. Luther Hobby, the M*pcndetl and meeting I* te b* held, the sheriff, said today that h* hai se­ number that win attmif. cured William W. Jjiriga nf DayJrnning* Randolph baa notified To Honor Ladies Controversy Caused By Collection Fee Tomorrow Night 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 lha local Chamber nf Conmnrct ‘CIU ^ Jch “ ‘ that k* vsiU arrive in Sanford * 'lh J ’ morrow and he ready fur Um annual meeting H,,W,F Mid today that he ha* re| live. Alw Mated te ha heard al Uw tjrnrd •" ,h* AUantae Cont Lhw k far!, Hiat may h# arnfftd »t bv man*, u the public .tatcm rrt annual am tinf art Robert Wgna. Railroad te a u u n e his dtaiie* there fame**# pianlat, an# th* Orion- aad made hi* ftret rue yesterday. «#d. h r the City Cemmiiilon that Ihe *rrvice charge la ttefindoana, a harWnhop quartet af former Chief Deputy O. G. Owen* under Hot by. along with itrly only a temporary rhargr ante from Orlande, Tasl President Kail Htgghi- State Auditor Jthn Burkett are go­ Tht rommlaalon doe* not Intend bothaa ia slated te make hia re­ ing through tee hooka of tha eherthi* rhargw to oaroma "tamportf* iff a office lo r!<w nut the record* THE NEWLY APPOINTED BEMIHOI.K COUNTY INert/f, / . Denear Cord.lt. U shown pinning • Hr pem tananl" aa aavavat ttata ealiau may be port of actlvittea of tha qp te tha lima Mat A aH f Cordell Deputy’# badge o* J*n*** gtegtetacr. #tp OkW Deputy- OtW# li the pietara (left te right) era: W, and federal H i m ly p w c te be f a h l t of (K ■- Fm H. Aepqkgt CM#tH| •angteterg, K. # . W U lte^ S g tty *af M tee D ial Bfttm rtt. (Staff Phuke) ry. IS. Orlamlo. yantworkcr. allow. Ini imauthiengrd prr*-ui to d riv e ;. N tlh , n Jo ln 4 f , 7 ortlndn no 1(r#n, e . , nH Ru„ ward Jarrett, It, Orlande, janlloe*' eire*aive tpeed. ADDITIONAL IOCAL NEW1 ON PAGE THREE t 11 ni " ■o- l*w^aq*fM � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1955 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 25-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 02, 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/e5bdd763ab697e6eb56741c02d20be3f.pdf 2042efbab927f549ad3ec36e67d84b19 PDF Text Text r’--- WlaxwsdL dioxxASL SUNL1TE an.i CANS TO EVERY LADY (L im it 3 V U * m ) MAXWELL HOUSE INSTANT COFFEE V IS IT IN G T H U R S ., 6 Oz. Size ONLY OF OUR F R ID A Y T H IS STO RE AND SA T. W EEK (L im it 1 Ptaute) QUALITY MEATS GRINDS r . S. G R A D E D HEAVY BEEP FROZEN ARMOURS STAR BREAKFAST PKGS, BABY LIMAS BRUSSEL SPROUTS BROCCOLI SPEARS CAULIFLOWER SUGAR C U R E D FORDHOOK LIMAS « OZ. CANS (LIMIT I AT THIS PRICE) (L im it 2 Ltw. P lt u c ) PRODUCE PANCT ICEBERG FRESH GROUND HEADS TALL CAN YELLOW COOKING (Lim it •) ON THURS. AND SAT. YELDA WITH ORDER TICKET TO MOVI ELAND DRIVE - IN T H E A T E R THE KIDDIES nERSH EY’S Vi GAL (USABLE WITH ONE PAID ADMISSION) Camay 3 BARS SOAP QUART SIZE REYNOLDS (Limit Om With LOO G row rr O ffer) REG. ROLL PRICES THAT PLEASE QUALITY MERCHANDISE �T O O ! B lW S F A rU D tF K B D S T O U B B IC H T 1 'T i § > an fath m z tn lb TO KBOVt a tIN vn p n rv n rvT r n i f f v vNKW r i r o SfAPrn n a n e t) AN nFTKVDEN DAILY •• VO LUM E XLVI linked IM S Schedule Is uiven For Annual Exhibit B y Local Garden Club S A N F O R D . FI .ORI DA Postmaster A p p e a ls To Senders W eather ln fffi«irs rlmtd'new* «nd rising through T f i d • y . H u h I imU? U la TO, In* tonight •.» la •%. * T i l l U S D A V , D K C K M I I E R l . 1!>.V» A M w iilrd I 'r m 111 1 l.r » « d No. AM . llirt ... — I Thousands Gather Greet Pii«tma*ter Joel 5 Field an nounrrd lo<lay that thrre ha* hern a Heady inrre»<e in the flow n( Ctiriitma* rant* and patkaget through the Fo*t (Wire the r*#l few day*. He taid he wa* glad tn tee many people are sluing (heir Chit.ton* gift* fur distant pom’ * into thr mail thit w.-rk ponting out that package* addre**-1 Tha program »nd *rh*dui# of ed to folks living in oth*r atatr* exhibit* h»va barn inflouorid by should ail he mailed before ttec. thr Sanford Federated Garden S and thotr for nearby point* be Hub lor its Fir»t Christm** fore Dec. 10. Show which will hr pre*ented *t Stre*»ing th* nerd fur every­ th* \i ay fair Inn on Saturday and one to f foprrate nn hi* IMS "Mall Sunday, Dec. 3 and 4. Early for thrtstma*" campaign. PeitmaHcr tield *a*t that by It wa* araphaiixcd that nonfollowing !hr*e three .impl* rule*, garden club member* can enter 1hotis,nUs rm -'.trd the Christ* you're certain to have your gilt* exhibits In the Christmas Show ■us Par.ole ro ,;* vrstrrdiv aa delivered before ( hri-tma* Day. which It pretrnted In »*rtion* with in i. Claus made Tvia appearinre Th* first dtownlnc tragedy, In Wrap them *ecurrlc, aildre** them Ih rm n depicting th* met all , *> nlont to jrrer ym.ngvleri of Ok R, JMih Armd. Inf. Tin. them* nf "Let’* Keep Th* Spun th* memory nf l oral rlttien* correctly and Mall them early. ent al Fhirwla -iui ng * brief hut , , „ __ „ He went nn In «ay. "O f course Sanford'* own Nation*! Guard of Christmas." ulor.ul stay, around U « * Gam at HeRaty. or. ^ <f -|( Exhibitors of a rra n g e m e n t* unit, will tponroy a bl* *bow and HrraM nl >y It hands and nearly eurred recently when a 33-SteStfe- c*r,|, sn,, <llt, „ big lJ*l»r in talent contest at th# National should call Mr*. Irwin Flri*ch*r old baby wa* found at th* water'* getting everything delivered beforr u floats and prri-rded hv a pa-ado to make rrtrnaliuns. , nor* than a mi> m length, Santa Guard Armory this Saturday af­ The *chrdule and it* explana­ adg* aftar being mi tied far about' ChrUlrna*. Keep in mind that o.iird through downtown Sanforrl carrful parking and eorieet ternoon, Deo. 1 at 4 o'clock. a half hour. tion tt at follow*: n a float esperlally prepared for addressing t* equally important. Anyona who can alng, danr# or A R TIS TIC A R R A N G E M E N T! The child *»»• l»*t **»n playing Every year many poorly wrapped urn hv the Seminole County June** entertain In any form l« cllcibla . hamtser of Commeri*. AW arrangement* are interpre­ *t the water'* *,tg« with hi* puppy package* break open dr*pite care* tn enter th# competition. Ca.h tive. No restriction* a« to hark about 4 n'rlofk Sunday afternoon till handling and we often Hava to Sidewalk* and rurtis began filling sward* will be awarded to th* ground*, arceuone*. or Hand. and at 4.50 th* father found the purlin over addrr**e« which air ip shortly aflrr no.<n lesterilar •• unl*»» iparifird. Fainted. * hired body. incomplcie nr limply cannot he -arents and youngsters vied for th* winner*. artificial material, ate., may bn read at all." ed vantage p<nnlt where they 4 "yen* dctlHng to antoc lha combined with fresh material tn Joe J*ck*on, a T'eftary Garage Advance care In preparing gift ■mild see th* float# and better yet, annual Is stkad to pl#aa* **H tha any flat*. Exhibitor U refine*led operator wa* railed to tha *c*n* to package* for the mall* and mak get a *os<d view of Rant* fla m Armory at I43T oc to b« at the to give the Inspiration for her en­ apply artilirial respiration until a rug cure that ail a<ldre»*ea are when he arrived pulmntor arrived from the Sanford 'Armory by • ► Satarday In try on bark of entry card when Naval Auxilary Air Station. How­ legible and complete will prevent t,ed hy Ihr o/fleiat delegatrow, narauary. Muit ba work of exhibi­ disappointment In icndrr and n trd w to | «l M< ar har nama an tor but flowara for arrangement* ry*', all attempt* to reviv* the ceiyer alike, City Commissioner*. *nd County S t N T t Cl. tt S IMIF.M th* hlcKe'l ovation aiming th* parade mule yrstriilay *« evidenrrd hv MiU Commmioner*. the parade moved tha program. "If you have anjr article* nf need not be grown by exhibitor. youogrter failed and Dr. (irurga group of vmiogster, waving atul yelling Ihrir greeting*. (Staff I’holnl off with the hllnkmi of red light* Prinion, of DeBary, pronoun* ad unusual nr* or bulk, better cheek Section A Othar Weal taWnt ta ba aaan and th* (creaming of urm * b# Ntch* 12" high. » " wide. » " th* small child dead. with th* Pott office before at­ ■t tha show will ba from tha D u iCits. County arsd Florida Highway deep, lim it 4 enlnei in earh data. Arthur Ruivell Jr., th* 13* tempting tn malt them," the Port bury Rchiml at Dancing, However, p a t r o l ear*. , CHRISTMAS IS CHRIST ninnih-old baby, waa (ha inn of a matter warn* "The limit* on Th* Harm* Colo* (Juanf nf Vs* Mm tearing its d»ata will sat ba "Let etery heart prepar* him Navy man attached to the Sanford •its and weight nf package* Sanford Naval Autltiary li r Statimi room.'* aaurad aa aaaUaUata. Naval Auxiliary Air Button and vane*, rieprndmg nn whete you too* the lead In the parade, folliving In Della, y. IW waa th* mad your package from." Alaa la tha thaw wHI ba radio C1a»» 1 — Silent Night towrtl hr th* pranrmg Corp* of Claaa I — The Fir*t Nod Some Port Ollier* cannot a r . . . and Talavialon »U ra from Tampa flat* S — "And Clay eamr bearing r-tily *on of Mr, and Mr*. Arthur Main retie* depicting Rudolph TTi* Ruavell, T h . father 1. an A n . r ^ p l p ,. k.ge, that ar* mure than and other title*. Star* will ba ■tftt— of gold, franchiocemt. 2 in.In-* in rnmbint-d length and Sew btivlnrtsmen wrr# tntrn-.herl Mahan, pro* idm I of Hi* Re Weil-nnsed Kemdeer Ihe Semtnol* at the Irx-al Navy !>*•* and Ihrir girth, nur mure than m (numdi m and myrh" duced this murning at th* Coffee mjn„ie tw,wn <*orp Uvrts Ijntas High SrhiMvl Band, and th* rrarto Tawy LaRaeee, formerly with Ar­ horn* i* at Ea*t Piovidtnre, It. I. Wright, In other*, the limit* gu CHRISTMAS IR SONG (ltd. meeting of th* Seminole | nf the Mar lam Mulel a,„j muirhing unit of Navy men from thur Godfrey, Tad Mack, Taut They hav* h*»n living In thi* N EW VDItK r The CIO went Comity Chamber nf Commrree up to ino tnrhr* in eombincd length "Tha Chriitmat Song it tn thr |br n.<i » .Ht*te with John Fit/ the h*ral Navy Rase Whitman, and saw appearing an air — One hears M ringing every­ ciea approximately »ix month*. and girth and Tn pound* in wnght ahead t.xtay with plans fur a qm.k Ttms* IntriMlueed mrluded Ito Patrick. I,ii al accountant, Thomas1 Captain Robert W. Jarkson. Com* Mr. and Mi* Franklin XI. R\t*. T V Is Tampa; Jimmie MonUleone, where" It a away* boltrr tn lire enr- rnergrr with the A F I, after re Sehninrul^rgrr. manding Officer of the Naval Au«» W. L. Stidjer well nf |tivrr*id«, R. f. and Day. ntgated rations fur shipping your jertlng a dunning n-Ue from John At Roars, hath television start, and tii urge Tnuhy. president nf thr ' ir s,»tlon rod* w,rh th* tnna B»arh ar* th* paternal gran ). gift* espeeiallv uh,en thrra are a !j., \, ,u* h>r alleged past due Chat DsvU, tha otd minlitral man Qas* 4 — Whits Chrlitmai Chamber ol t .uiiinrrre leptrlrd Hanford * tty I ommimonerv at th* * •(»» rhile mutihgr of vartuu* *ucd obytcl*. debt*, n a S — Joy tn lha Wr-id frost T V Italians W I t . Peitra- a up se'ersl Hcnis o' uil rr-t from hevd of the line of roar. , see I - AU 1 want lor Uhrnt- | Fallawdnr a memorial a*rvle* at ks# plenty nf waiiiirh liesua nr, |-u is president <V (>> (frvtte-sl Wrrg and O ta r lotto, X . C. Onlw no* inrtd»nt m i-rod ths -| thruiichod tn* State and rompar mai — Tha ihow will ba *mc*ed by JimRri*«on Funeral Home, here. In hr newspaper In the rarton* fur e\. M,nr W uVer*. an indepi’fl>lrnt , s’d Iheiti with the lavuljule pro smostlh moving parade Near the CHRISTMAS IS G A IE T Y attend*.! hy member* nf th* Air Ira protretiun »K*in»t »hoek. Com |a[Kir nrsaii /atom rvd a party l-» mi* Wlllon, formerly with W W I, gram of the S«-uiino’* County renter of (he dywntnvn are* rhildpni.|H-eliv* merger, sent Id. ,*n broke l.xis* from Ihe ildelme*. Chamlwr ol t iunmerre tn New Orleans. NBC N tw York. "Gay and cheerful holiday revel­ .Station, liilrrment will ha in Ar* plcte eaih package hy wrapping in heavy paper and lying It with er* All gathrr around" '.vymenl demand nn tti* e'e .<4 Hnrtnn Memorial Cemetery at A r­ I'aderprivllrged children * III flat* 7 - Dcrk the flail* Tile ilia nits, r ol Curtintrrr* Cof rnarknl off he sttinger* of rrd strong curd. rap*rate Ah I, and C IO cunventUnv* fee ( nit at Iruder* vvere told, I* flag*, and surged in to the Sant* ba admitted free to tha *how t in* I — "ChriMma* in I^nd* lington, Ya. A* extra preraiilion against p, rjtuv die uniat,uitiatinn Mats-blng In the Coro* f^hrltl* working on a program to set lire claiiae float On# yo,tng*tnr fell in through lha sponsorship of varof the Palm Irre and Pip#— " Jos.. Postmaster Field adu.ed v iM ,■. teas Parade for the fleet tm.r, Ihe new Animal DiagnoaHr t.ah fn nt nf th* (eep pulling Santa'* Waa Wrst merchant*. 4 Q ii* » — T l » a Gay and Gulden pla.ing both y.ur return address M,lt, , .. h» . the hemimile High J>i howl Hand oratory for Sent mule County which float hit wa* stopped quickly <a Holiday and the recipient'* addreu in m | ^ Jv r , h. A F I. the rhild rould K im ble up and rim CHRISTMAS IS SANTA side the earton ur paekag* before and , ,n ja „ mKt,| p, demand.,I wilt eterut* *pr< ial danr* *lep will he hinll by Hie Florida t.nc to thr curb. ■ \ It/ r ' Board in tentraI Horidt "Dine* around tha Chrlitmai it I* wrapped. lhat the CIO. bet,ire any merger routine, at trqursli-d hy the < o«oa i , , ,_ , , I One tmy young feltns*. droiaed The loral Utarnhrr of 4 «mDon't teal your parrels u/drsi action, pay up It CXYOnr) which hr Junior r handier nf Cnmmerr*. tree — See what Santa brought merer 1* alteropt'ng to l.ic t r the as Sinta and rid Og • toe tractor, you inrlu.tr a notice reading "Con rlaltit',1 to I*’ the tialanre-l u,iei| to me" Ttte parade will t-rgln at 7 5rt nrvf Ijh.'ialor) north of (tv e.lo dn w attention through! the parada trots merrhandl>r — may lie the t MM from e.rlv i HI suganir Niche 14" high, 2«" wide. 14" p n at Dethy and Itieinrd Airs, I i’it* arri s of land will tw- neces *• lie pedaled mil waved to th* open fur postal imperlinn along deep. Limit 3 entrirt in each dai*. WASHINGTON F - Senate In Itig ,in> s l.rw,s 1 ads-d the C D I at altmg for the rral Sant* with your return address and the today. Other hand# pattlei).atmg sary. they wn# told. Tile tliiin crowd UN TTED N ATIO N S. N Y. uH- C lan in — Santa Claui la Coming vestigator* »et nul today tn deter that tun*. her of (om m crfe Comnitttre. to come slung recipient'* addre#* on the mailing to Town mine hour many discharged fed ^wwatefied by veto** from both \Vhv . to '* g-'t Hm *. ‘ 1 inr Toil* Mrllvouinr High School. working on semi mg the Uih.oa , More than five thousand peep’* label. If you u«r Christina* diet Ingge t t-alik in \VHstiilUrlini ami sldea of the Iron Curtain, Canada Cl*«i It — Vlilon* of Sugar Plum* eral employe* artualy were fired Fdgewater High School, 1 it u»- Ion is working lit rimperaltun i < oDlinuetl on Page Eight) rr» or *f .is put them in the hark C lan l> - Jingle Bell* tinder the Eluohower adminlstrawant* us to help him make it ilu- VI le High School, I ’ll, o* High wPh llir Seminole i minty tattle doggedly took her'plan (o bring of your Chrt>tmas card# and park hlggcst H O im rU ETCRE Suin'* security program. Ja m n It Carey, a t 10! 11 rtalkmi Into lha United Nation* Vscoriallon. Major la-e School, and Montow High School torus age# <n that they will not eon "A perfect gift 1* a living gift" leader, told a rrpm t-r "l>'wi* l,a# Offirlal* nf 24 government de­ befor* tha Special Political Com(■*fj nf Oviedo, iv chairman ot nf Cocoa. Ilirl with the address on the Iron!, Note: All horticulture ipenmcm partment* and a g r n e t e * were gut thi<« lira- • hall* 1-arging out­ alttaa today. Before you release your packages mutt have hern grown by amateur Till* will |,a the tecond pi r- the foliiiiilttre and i* working tilfiiv," Canadian Dclegala Paid Martin, exhibitor for at lead 3 month* called by a Senate Civil Sersirr be *urc that proper postage t> side fotoiaiir* for |ha SIIS musician* with Bait Peterson, anvrol.tr) of | ' the Arm mot* County ( altlcmcn > NEW YO R K '.ft— Seven gturd* ahitf mover behind th* IT-natlon New rlaite* will be farmed a* *ubfommtllro headed by Sen Olln firmly afflaH In earh ami H i a t.vtev, print to leaving fur Cocos, group. liv e been arrtund of running t m o M io n ta admit all I I appli­ neceatary and unrelated plant* D. Johnson (t»S C j tn tertify tn g.vid |d(a to plarr a pirre of the hand wav part o' the program cant*, prepared to* introduce H will not ba Bulged again*! each two day* ol public hearing*. transparent cellophane tape over I H a l |d.n* must !■# completed1briber*- rocket In citv r* i*,>n suit staged for th» Seminole County ■non after th* opening of the mrm- other. Paul l l a d l l r k , *ubrnmmitler Hie address portion of the label ti Edu allon A*.n, niertteg which b> Drrcmher A in order to pn-vcnll * "fixed pttce" for favor* In Inbervhip debate. counsel, tald an attempt wa* being prevent defacing It in transit the site t.s th* l.ivt -lock Board male* ranging hi m 'ft remt* for Section D waa held In th* school auditorium Sai ford I! .at Mei'dsetr nf th* Make sure, of course, to inrlude which will m r.t in Otlando at a *trsdl n Ihe rorridiw w WJ for a Th* •>-nation committee will Potted plant* aultabla for a gift made to find out how many rm at I IS. plow* listed a* firrd under the the recipient's full name. »tie*t and Bkl 4'luh vsill „tss. aniithrr wholl lime thr cite* are III In- buttle of icoli h gh * the much dlacuued Canadian C lan 1 — Foliage plant* -txgts nn Sunerulse to Silver Sprit Also on schedule this week for haded over with an annotineenirnl Manhattan Did kit* Frank I . prapnaal Ha first public airing. But C lan I — Potted plant! In bloom «ecimity program would have hem address, city, ion* and state. thn group i« the Del.and Christ , l « l . Den nit er 4 made ol Ihrir selection* thw lot II gan said lad night a "(Ip "— it* fata reata wllh th* .Veurily Cla*» 3 — Made up plants — in- dismissed anyhow under regular The party maklr-g lha rf.'se mat Parade Saturday morning followed hv painstaking (min* lowmg day, P A L I. Ml N! IIM k t*m pole*. He., mnr* than nn* civil lervtce procedure*. Council, where Nationaliit China and First a marrh fonreit which wilt he vsill leave French Asr A F TE R E Y E lirE K A ID IN ' ha* threatened ta veto Communiit plant hv pot John F ltrp a lm k . ehalrman nf work — foil l<v the ane*|s Dcmnrratv f r e n it e nlly have Hogan sail privileges l-w * fe* NEW YO R K .ft - raid Mum, Ft. at 7 » nt. and proceed tn given from ft.lit to 7 p. rn. S.it the (Jtandt i ol t umcterie An Outer Mongolia and Runla hat tta it 4 — foiled Ion* charged that Vice Pro*ltk*nt Nixon who** left rye was removed hy H allo- I'ro rl. neat F.H'ti*, n ln tr iitdi.y during the hntheiue give,, nnai Merling roiutnlfts-e dt-en rd Inr lulled Hie ar ringing of caul amt Section E w aned the will turn thumhv down and other Republican* made "a an tha whole package deal if any Specimen Bloom* and Rnnche* number* game" out nf reported ’ "tgery recently, plan* to return the tesat* will f.e launehnl for in ila honor, Rpon.nrleg the Hie fm th, omi rig event and urged dir# game* ritr* f'wut, liquor*, ,<iar role m thr the 11 ,tuilabla for holiday decorating aecurdy risk firing* tn th* Iasi ,f 1,1-'ht to hi* event, slat'd tn begin at 4 30, I* uiem(sets In sreufe their tuket. visiting from cell In roll *nd tel of th* five *d candidate* ire re Broadway hit drama "Inherit tit* Meintsera *f lie liih with to Ih« Elk* I ndg* and the Hand an t rrver*allot* a* early as |>o* whisky and rod c its part) sn a Jaetad. ° V L 1 .. ~ 1 flection campaign, (fawUsssd M Fag* Right) 1 prison »lore room. Wind." i slide. einphasiae that thi* rutse 1* Open Parent* A**n, to st.ynn#, whetht or hot they, ate niettilwfs nf tne Sattfur.l Ih'at en-l .Ski I lot.. i i . . . . Inlnest.d In making the . u ‘-e ate ask'd to Join th» r*»ty j ulay mot mug at First St. and From h Ave. National Guard Unit Sponsoring Show, Talent Nile Youngsters Excited By Sights Memorial Service Is Set For Infant; Burial In Arlington M usical Groups Add To G aiety CIO Makes Plans | New Businessm en For Quick Merger; Introduced To Club Spurns Lewis' Note Band To Travel To C o co a ; Barbecue Slated Canada Takes Plan For 18 Countries To Special Group New Investigation Begun By Probers 7 Guards Accused Of Bribery R acket Boat, Ski Club Sets Sunday Cruise Rev. R. H. Spear To Speak In Jax The Rrv. ft It Spear Jr., p»*tnr ■f the Salford Church of the ■*»retie, will he tror.t ipraker t-.n.yht in Jatl-onvtlle at a Foe# ••ally ef rt-- r t 'a t 'r Ja'Vsonvill* area Naiaten* rhorohe* fer.tral f h.ire)i >f th* Natareee, located at 72-S llngau Rt I. ho*l ehurch and the Rev. f M Kelly,1 oa-tnr. A religinti* wotl*h'p I* to he condti'ted In Ex* afternoon with nn erangellatia aerri'a «t 7.3fl p. m. Artompanylnr the Rer. Rprar will he l.t, Duane Festendrn of th. SNA A I . Thky will return Frt•lay. roFitAjsiiER midi LV N C H B l'R O , Va. ift - farter GSat* J r , C2. a rnpttblishrr and general manager ef th j I.ynrhhurf Newr ind D uly Advanro. died at 4:11 Ihl* morning tn a W a l hn*pl1*1. f.la«* auffered a brain hemcrf A M tokrtaU bE I . V. T U R N E R . IA IC A I. M A N A G E R nf BotottMfto Bell T.lcphcn* ssf . . RfwaMlRC .• check for (29.110.30 f*r t o iN to John I . Ralloway, Ta x fnlleefwr for B m itn ls rmmfy. (Phote bf k) k4<ga*nm-.i* 'AFiMkismiP.wxfg.^fwnfok^kM WWft'fR*:1!— �e * VOU’KE TELLING'M E! — ByWUUAMRTTT—C en tal m u W riter T H E REST of IhU month, pre­ dict* tho Weather Bureau, will bo etiM and inowy for moat of the United State*. We do set ■ break, though— there are only 50 daja in November. I ! ! ttillrr xratn't rroJTy entry, writ** f|* }afe fuehrer* onc-fim* colei. J u*( liked to act Uat u ay, eh» eigte* In let* Uiui an hour In Clacttr Park in Montana. Sound* Ilka a convention of national <m» Mem*! 9 I I I European artcafiaf ehlm t ha hat made tyn thtt’J bee/ Aron t'-ood. Ah, a if rah with a haflt* In loelhpkkf *1 NOW O P E N w uccf t » v S C T v ^ S r T ^ -T MK TO PUT YOU ? f S i r T DOIT I m SO TiStD tv tm r ficfteiT DISTORTS GREATEST ROMANTIC ADVENTURE... NOW BROUGHT MAGNIFICENTLY TO THE SCREENI rSPECIAL _1Op 0 V r»«><U « r>ii 5>trr' I OONT J l THitek I C A N «W £ UftT-S r 1 2 :1 5 S T KIRK ^ Q f c £ * r SILVANA twvu*. w 'law**. .*1 V#rgn»|le Antlfclolkg r Antibiotic* have turned out to be one ef Klente'e moat veraattle dlamvenea. F'lfit they turned mortality ublre uptide dm*n In the treatment nf human ditcatc*. They put more ♦— , - ■ - ■■ ---------- ~-----food on our table by Hopping Law temperature*. ho»e«»r, eoitly plant and animal diaeiata. ^ i g m n g i l gjTSSrv^, VOW *>* UP A •0 W U M M 1 wvucr Nu MlCKtV. v -a n t s r J iufieMT r ^^ v > «« •WAT S V.HJT vtM >— i ASKfP F E «l * » „ IT... U AirpM T \ L Wl f J 2tt.*«aJaf says •mount* of antibiotic* farm feed* J**'***■ J ■ro«th rale uf aatmala and p*»uh ,r\ Non aeitntiila report that antihiotki tan be uwd to keep meat freak for ie*ergl daw »ithout refnrtralien. Rtiearrhtr* of Cha*. Pliar A Co., Inr. told of thl* lilaat u»a it; tha Third Annual Antlbi* olita Sympoalum in tlaibington, btcUria and permit* fcifbtr »tor* at* temperalurr* to that meat ean ^ <ftJ j# mutj, .hnrltr lima. TeiU Indkata that aa litlla ai onehalf part per million of the potent antibiotic Inhibit* bacterial apoil. ageof Ireth beef.pork nnd mutton, Eaperimenta eondueted at a tommtrtlal packing houae In Cuba proved that treated beef carcauei remained frtih even * ban htld at Tha inveitigaiori pointed out that only llmltad amount* of meat can be handled by drying, tilling, tmoklng. tanning and pickling. Moit fteih meat t« dUtrthuted aitkar by rapid handling la coun* Irlta without refrigaration. or by (billing. i n a r ~r * Color b y T E C H N I C O L O R • rru ^ P O N y P W .ito P a fc ’l yi-m .ew . n r v n In u UtS UKM •Vue*ktmbm » rkn N akmk#kelaMtuM « m ha) toa»ln>|UM-lMtMKLML)*«UUM]'Mrtum LA Tg*. Prescription for Family Harmony AT LEAST ON* NIGHT A WEEK! Atmqsphere and Friendliness • Is Happy Duo at Club Diamond f 7 1, L'i| J , &7kri: J 9 1 * fr.irj kali •ur Dgnre I Din (q toe Di 7:10 ! Bamh v, Room I II Phone Sanford lOfll for Dinner 1 DIAMOND Always Serving the Choiml Steak, Chicken, Chopa and flea Food Every Saturday fight— 10 to L To the Mutie of J. A. Pctkhacn and lilt Mtl-D'Dare* Dancing NlahUy In the Burgandr Room wm..» ij« ' 7wy#cfcM a r > r J 7W M M K 4 * A * 7X>iPV»Ta J --------------- Maaalro « f tho Arcar*it>n as* Hlo T H « f r n k fr AWHIIB (iODCBKVS I,k .i "I'i'iri?** *” .w * ««■"<« » i*m (!■ D EW D R O P At the la r BAH Rtttl Cocktail Lounge Open Dally except Monday IN N From 1:00 p. m. to 1:00 a. m. poulc 17-92 9 Mile* North of Sanford Ph«W r - Sanford 0172 y *wn": £ * s CCmeny-out bi F. A. Vplfer. Proprlglor YOU A9KEO Yru can wake lfelh* tonal ft hoar. Buy a loaf of uailieA bread end etor* It oversight. Cut it lato 1/S-lnch tbkk tlict*. Cut rath (Ike into two triangle*. Bake lo a *low ( 22b dermal era* un­ til eriip end golden colored. Tha edg* of tha (oait will tor* up. but that'a quite In order. Com«t>6 n-Down , FOB IT . . . NOW VISIT The Round Tabla Members m and Friends FValie At The leg What You R a t- ftftr Rat All You Want I S U b Reeved— U tM a- w- to IA 0 p. *a. IdN p. at. t« TtOO p- gb C t l w y C t t r G rlB ti l KagmUg Near the BMg QUICK U th ftlftffc * a n d w ic M a h o p j ] 3IRVICK-G 00D C U R B o r P IN IN G RO O M <kPM liig town ntmniphrre with rtighboihood friendllnea* la tha difficult combination - Mevad al the anank Club P d. threa little mile* from t , on tha Sanford-PcLaod highway. Co-owner and b«itc*i, tall, avelt and urbane Gtatf N«l»on haa a way of making folk* feel £ home and welcome «n their firm vi*U. and thl* knack a/ making frirnda It abated by her fauiband, Carl, and her brother, thp genial bartender, Dan Carpenter. The Club Diamond feature* the rh >:<cal *|enk». thicken, chop* and tea food nn their dinner mrnu, and dining gur't* nre entertained by the apinnth peiformanee of Willie, the tinging and dentin* waller. # Every Saturday plaht f*e>(n ‘til 2. J. A. Peekham and hi* “Mrl-O-DureiT maka with awing and toft mu«!e. Couple* may en« joy dancing to popular record* In the Intimate mood of the Bur* gendy Room, every night but Monday. Tha Diamond fa cloird Hondaye. FOOD Breakfait DcUdoutly WlffiM or*Hot Cika With Hg», Iqum t t? I t * •> at. to I I ;* * p. O u r *5c to u c h M w Change* Dolly DANCE SATURDAY th g w o rld 's h s s t S H R IM P light off tha Shrimp Boat* B A R sod Q Comer lo b e e v Near U aiw o od Dinners M in n e re IUak ^ I t .00 9 tu I •teak* Glow Feuntain < M w n r Real kfeskaa C h u T o « S n i 40o Anfff* Kst Bbsck Caaaelbertv U*ue meet la *bt ■OAfort gt Utk (Geaevg Are.) 0*4 M I% 0M I H i - rj OOUHfB R .tt| * e Wtratg Dining Baeee ogeh W Tkufidv. . Opm H a t * ¥M*lgkt • i =: • v' f �! i Thur*. Dee. 1. 1W5 T ir e S A N fO R D H E R A L D Pag* 9 a B a rk Iwkmt C M M ^ tH iH lh a t a M C H A m m T W E N T Y -B IX IN S P ITE oI her effort lo appear fincanaciaua et Corel* maneuver. Lpu (Mind that h*r role* * u too cnip, too artificially tmperwmal a* ah* went on, “So yon really be­ came Inrada with Mr. Brusdla la :w r Carol nodded. T o o can Imagine I hove Usnlled I waa. Of court*, ha w a n t neb like Shandy but he waa more important. 1 mean, everyone knew him. not juat la Btovrenlle but m New York and all over Us* country. It waa wonderful to to ar.yorhcy* with him. When he stalked in— " “The long-awaited curat.* Eth­ el't interrupt!net waa unexpected. “No," Cared aaid literally, “ha sraa hardly ever lata W’ell, any­ how, he bousht thia bout* and w* I tame her* after our honeymoon. And w* were to happy; Roftr full aremed la apend all hta Uma trying to And out what T'd Ilka Ha apotled me, I gtiraa. 1 wouldn't want you to aay anything about hie drat wife; aha a all right in her way, I •uppoaa; but you could make It clear h* never loved anyone but me, though women Juet wouldn't let him alone.* A dull red mottled Ethel Hatt*ry*a fee*. Una aaw a pule# beat I tng In her throat, aaw her tngcr* trrmhi* aa aha graaped the pencil Carol stretched bar arms aver her head, ft aacrned I* Lma that ah* could aim net hear her purring "Roger waa a moderate man in avcrythlng," ah* continued. “He *amo'.ed very btU*. rarely took a drink. Of eeura*. he did too fifueh. People took advantage of hia kind* tins. They mad* eo many demand* on him. Ha avea— 1 know Ethel w ont mind my teUing you— b* I took her huaband when he got out « f pn eon and gave him a Job bare. He era# very— charitable.* The baiting at Ethel sraa begin­ ning to make Lma very uncom­ fortable. Be* marched for a topic that would have the aafety of lasperwmaliiy. “You know," Carol want on with apparent irrelevance, *1 atmply can't heller* it’a as hard tor pro.pi* to get yato aa they aay. Albert, a* eeura*. la dtfaraot; b*‘a aa ae- centric, and anyhow Itoaai* earn* their keep by doing the cooking and houaewoek hern" Onaldenng the m e of the houae. Lou thought indignantly, I ahould think aa I woodcr U Carol know* aha haa been exploiting that wornan. ar whether ah* carta U Roger waa ao all-Brtd kind, why did he allow anything ao outrageous T "But." Carol p*rented m her •oft voice, "there ehould be eoeneUung Paula can do to eupport herte n Wouldn't yon think aa M m riemlng T A girl of that age to loo much reeponeibilUy lor me. And to outlets. You can hardly get a word out of her." She looked sip to a** Paula •landing us the doorway. At eight of Use girl tha three women ant transfixed. She waa holding a re­ volver in her hand. Then aha ram* forward elowly and thrust It at Carol "I put found this." she aani Thera waa (car m her (ace but there was defiance loo, Carol pimped to her feet, mov­ ing away Irons the gun. "Are you craayT" ah* wreamed. T a k e that thing away at once. It might br loaded" -IV* yours. U n i KT* “Mine? Don’t to rtdieuloua I never aaw tha thing before." Paula dropped it on tha carpet. “What a liar you are.* aha aaid contemptuously. With a deep etgh Ethel Hettery pitched out of her ehair us a feint. * • • After the emotion* In the big house. Albert a todmotn in the Kibtoe cottage etemed aa cool aa •arena aa a rloiater. H u eyea, deep and blue and mystical, rested tran­ quilly on Lma ■I can talk to you." ha miu. -Thera era ao few people I can talk to. Poger was one of them, aimrwt tha only on*. Ha under­ stood. Net p u t tha tangible things but tba intangible. 1 bred with visions for my company.’ Bessie," his ansil* waa rueful, "dosan t thiak vutona are practical But Huy art good company. And always there * tha paaaibtUty, however remote it may be. that they will became real. Is fact, tf you tolev* hard enough. D A E SM C V RAE CFOLEY they do become real." He seemed aa unsubstantial aa a cloud, and ao frankly happy to to talking to har that Lma found her•elf reeling a kind of fondness for the in tie man. T e l l me about your search for a church," aha suggested. H u clear eyes clouded. T h e y compromiaed. Each Urn* I would Usink: Surely this u to* way to worship Corf, to And Him. But after awhile someone would coma to me and say, "You must to care­ ful about what you preach. Don't condemn Usie ao completely. Softpedal thal After a ll one can't eepect too much of people. We re only human. You are laming the congregation against you.’ And then I'd know it was only lip servlea again. Just lip service. Hut if Clod u perfect lie must to wor­ shiped perfectly. W* shouldn't he satufted with lea# than perfec­ tion." Lots felt an ach* of pity lor Roger, »h n had sinven lo gtvr peopts what they wantr L IVhal an up-hill climb it mu«t have torn to have tried lo to perfect for A l­ berta asks. The door opened and Jsn* Brin* die cam* in. "Albert,'* ah* began in her lovely voice. H* aat bolt upright In tod. c Agur* that should have tom comic with tha pipestem arms, the scrawny neck, Ui* head too big for hi* body. "No. Jane, no! I told llewie not to let you com*. 1 said 1 wouldn't see you." tih* moved closer to lh* tod. "Albert," an* «aid firmly, “you must not send me away. 1 c a n t— ■ "Mak* her go." Allwrt appealed to Lma in a frensy. "Make her go!" II* wavrd hu hands, hu Itps moved but no moe* «ords cams from them. With a gesture of despair Jen* want out of to* room and Albert fell back on ma pillow*, hu lip* blue. Lois went quickly to the door. "I think you'd totter call a doc­ tor,” Lou aaid and Clyde picked up Us* telephone while Beeste went into the bedroom and closed tha door. (T o Be C o a lk u N ) M E N S ond W O M E N S $ T f‘ if ,. - M m WRIST WATCHES h c- Tflrrsish.prool const. S w i:» movamenlt. SCHICK 25 p H I-P O W E R sf W CHTOHS m jh o v o t *• TRAVEL KIT lotion, Tolc, Cologne, P n n U 'n h e rr rh rrr — w ith RiMh nf n p a rh ltm ;. gnnd Dandornnl, g l.in i"rn n % shi gliirtnti* g ifl* fn r K V E I I Y O N K tm > n u r liwt . , . « l mid yo u can r n lm ly , r n re f u llv , nnd — com e in Im ln v W IN D P R O O F POPUP LIGHTEii TO A ST ER TrfXp AIw°y* by rhnnve w l* rlv . Sn W HITM AN NUNNALLY PANGBURN NORRIS nnd C hrin ln tn ii ahnp In O N E ( ) U ( K S T O P . CHRISTMAS BOXED S a rio i of 8 m > » BROWNIE HOLIDAY CAMERA TABU PERFUME t sm Vd o « . J5M U6a m . w o tf 0 , , r o c fiv » g ift GIFTS UNDER $5. Kxquisiti LEATHER WALLETS H A T H P O W D K KS KODAK PONY 135 CAMERA (O L O C .N K S S O A I\ S (lU )X K D ) r . 1U** sA riiK T th) w i ) i : ks Budget b u y f f t f » 7 £ io fo r C o lo r FLASHBULB* from $095 ( O S T U M h : J K W H Is K Y c o s M irn o k a r ," n i <; s Off B rr S T A T IO N K U Y C O M P A C TS REVLON NAIL KIT $295 \A V S T IC K S S M A V IN C ; S IIA V IN C i « 3 PAPER MATE CAPRI PENS r *'r * ^ n , DRESSER SET C Slides ' O.MK and IIIU’SH SKI’S Iteautiful 3 Piece light* , *1B9# L o a d , a im , Bv STANLEY •W* It t »!**•' (V*f* 5A95 m Tr and Hair Groom C A N D IE S N O W w hile n c lfflin n n are nl their bf* t, I ril w nnf tn *pftid. I t ’* n m .trI In *hnp v e ry Bruihlatt shown fw e ve ry p rlre vim HEMINGTCn “60” " m m g l„ T ,J°">-by. L O T IO N ELECTRIC RAZOtC U rn . Complnln wills Cos# ItK lIS H K S * -J'j H IM s F O Is D S ( I I I L D R K N ’S C O S M K TU S from Legal Notice a v r ic ICE « n r a t.. T H B a t a t * o r rf-OHIPA to - fe MAAON ROfeBRTA ENT Bitrn ta ra . T x c . a ai..«i*e4 n «n a s corse ruin*. H tk*P unkiinon a »l(s __,___ . asaftnl •**. ■ntrsMera snereiiere la Inureit. Interest, tru ilesi. nr or any see atker psrlle* e ass, parti,, rtaimus be. thloiab, >sl4 thieuak. us4er *u4er nr « r naslnil srslt Ma ApO S RnnxRTa P O R K R T S KX tN m son XTTi r: iir in n E*. INC. m a d «iii"leed enr. fen. ivir. f ii-iv H rtnrl4s non -ratios, e*4 ■■* r. K. M A kn V ROM. r .ratio* uta, h ii. L u tuu.li* .ii:. ia rtnnr.KTH an* ICLL a* director* nf r h o iim it h k x ter - 4ltt-;<e4 Pfnr<4l E- MACOX ROM. RpminTX. 8AM 4 IJ r iL L S M kfc*l4*rs nf e«<4 uL“iS r ? 'k fXC , a 4i,**t«o4 n « . S»4 •Jl sskoow* M l- Colored News lo plsiatlffs ramplaiat with tk* H is third nrganlullnnsl maaL uniteri>ane4 Clsrk of tald Court aa4 serve uaea ptsunir* slier**?. Group was tuld at tha Gotditorn rr #4 R. sriltnn. 4*1-** Sonfird A l Uatlc Nttlonaf Rank Ralldlaa. Ing of ’ (ha ChDdrtn’a Theater tonft'»4. rtnriaa. ar P O. Boa t il. Ssstord, florid*, a ropy nf r « u r Elementary Reboot recently, Tha •naaer an or tutor* Xatsrttov, the I fin 4*r of f>*r*aik*r, 1» ’.l. primary areompliihmenl at this a*4 If rn* toll in 4* tn a derree meeting was tha adoption nf tha am eoafr*io will k* *nl*r*4 proposed ronsfiiutlon and hy.Iana as praaantrd by tha hy-!awa comn il urn « f UI* s*i| fit tn rr.Htsr. It waa also mentioned that a*Ut the tills nf Ik* pill iTalnllff In tentative plana are underway for •he folio* to* 4e*erln*4 lM 4» tha presentation of the F A M IJ eiiualn in Stinlaela sla Cnuatr.’• Inn. rfis, te-wtlPlayers hire soma tlma la tha naar future. :j.uvauY"..i,.L:i'> ,.,Ltr..':'. "Wl tie*s It. »*. Tnwnakl* tewnabl* fa fnaib, goatk, t v r , ’»’ .!* ■ :> ' E r f ’ l l , d ef K »'i* if XE u , af N W Jl f ;w l i f '/ A '‘tr4 t n F 2! i* K Tb* next meeting ef •III to held Dee. 11 at torn Rchool. Again all person are cordially attend and participate. jz aeeiinw fi, the gr*ap the GnldsInterested Invited to *>•l,rt $*195 2 C A R A F E FO R G R A C IO U S S F R V IR G IN C O P f I t O R P IA T IN U M HALLMARK 8 Cup tile CHRISTMAS CARDS **r* tjte following p#r»o*f Mr? R. H. Rlsckhrsr. lira . J . C. Finj;ling. Mr*. R. A. A H « . Mr*. J . It. Dan lala, M ri. J , M trritl, Mra. R. Rintoraon. Mra. I . Refna. Mr* E. y « A * . Mr*. D. C. Brock, Mrs. U P lalr, Miss Papioo, Dr. J . C. Ring. Ifcf, D r. P. A. Smith C O W OOLDEN A U PO PU LA R M A N D S j •O IT T W I A R P I D / PERFO M E BELL • A »turdy toy for) < rSk f Balha and pow daf n»BR«d |v har files a root boys bo b y. W A L K IM B O L L rubber body, 23" high,. TO U C H TO N 'S CH0 BALTT « P s k t ih n r .iu t ; Sounda Ilk* f* CSBBLV i TOYS A*”Zoo“ full oF •cut* and colorful! ‘ ''tluffad ontmoli o real pip#, Otofend He*, miaad **Mi gw ted -------- BABY DOLL r CHILD'S F L A T C H A R LES TO N ’, W. Vo. ( T l — The *al In tha theater'* ticket •*■*•• eallad tto rap* and teld ttma • m a g ruffle a had tolled her o w n and threatened her with • hdfa when iha waolda’t gir* RAb o t m ticket M l* * ram* an tha dauhla to apprehend the affandar a 8-year. *IA H* was turned avtr to JuveaII* autharitie*. H I-L IF T D IM P , T R I C K %• « 'I t ; $0050 B th o o l. THE OLD HOME TOWN - SHAVER w ith “ g u id o d p o w o r ’ ttakts a g ~ d fUHag far 1 �9 I. . P a ra 8 Basilio Flattens DeMarco In 12th AUBURN « • * * ' * ■ : * Kentucky Remains Favorite For SEC Basketball Title ACES C H /L P M tt* . AUBOAW FU LLB A C K j A ^ TfcnPg. D m , 1 , 1SBB I R E B A H W 8 P H E R A L D W -V JfflV Alt'AMMfCA CHOK*. *ooffiP oMiV otm TO W 4 O A M F B , BOSTON B — Carmen Basilio, Bar H A * * "* A Bto the Immovable welterweight ehamFA C TO * F t pior, looked forward to Johmy By VERNON BUTLER Iran" depart want. ~~~ t 7FAMB Sssion today while nursing * *or# The Aarec,sled Fiesa I After a flurry of warmup games W c c e ts left hand he acquired in hii de­ Kentucky remain* a solid lav- most of tha team* are slated to FOE* struction of nigged Tony DeMarco ont* to retain its grip on the *PP««r Ik holidey tournaments WHO Basilio, the * year-old CanastaSoutheast*™ Conference basket- «I*m rt d***y Intereeetional riv-, >coHce*~ ta, N. Y . gamester, rallied Iron ball till# despite a new rul* which «t*. Ike Dufi* Dearn will get down 7*ATB DcMsrco'i stinging punches list might eraie a bit of the Wildcats' to Mrioui but men when confer­ PBFBHBt night to repast his June technical ence game* begin Jan. T. height advantage. o h J o e knockout of the Boston ehsllcetger Babe McCarthy of Mississippi When the 1UVM season geta F/H CTO rH FA* tn the 12th round. under way tonight. baakctbaU fans *» *he SEC's only new coach nr rn wiuw ■6 NCAK 1NO O F F The Uma was 1:14— jus* *wo sec­ w,3 see a il-foot foul lane in- «»d few new faces are expected T V A i w I i W rw * i WITH B A LL7,i**Iis without Tom Gals, Day- onds longer than U had takes him ..................... Tcnn ....... T — Johnny ........... COLUMBUS. Ohio <Jt-tf Chuek stead nt the familiar keyhold near l~ hneup# of the contendere. Ren- NASHVILLE. , H/B TWO ton without Johnny H m n and ] et Syracuse six months esrtier. ......... ............. ... .... _____ _______ the baiktu The new lane, adopt- lucky lost Cape Billy ** Muors, Tetutfiree’a talented tailComiskey keep* on making deals C6HVe*S/OM* Both fighters weighed tw o for for the Chicago WhiteHoi, they'll rd awhile bark by the proa, will ««*rd but the Wildcat* etill have h|(k ,M iy w l, nirnP(j -r u r ^ * North Carolina State with Ron we P i m a r b /H fhavlik lake to tho courts tonight tha nationally televised title sersp soon he ealltng him ’Trader k**P the big fellow* from camp- *ky»craper forwards Phil Grew*- o( ,h^ Year” in the Nashvill# F t F/FB T. st Boston Garden. ■I lljjifhor long college hnVehati Chuck** around the American *ng under the baiket and making /*t F*r JerrF Banner’s annual poll of Sou'heaitw/Hove* Alter ha had knocked down De­ Leaguo *hoa* eaay tip-ins. Moat of the! Alabama leans heavily on Jerry (n , Conference foothill coachci. I t s*o« jot* under way. F t 090)4 rg{ CM The White Sou vie* president SEC roache* slso think It will llsrper and Gaorge Linn. Vander­ Lasalle. D»vtnn end North Caro­ Marco inr an eight cores* with a Majors, from HunUand, Trnn., BJHCe )04o. In charge of player swipe— atnre 0P*n “P defence. No offenalve bilt lost only Oforge Nordhaus and edged Vanderbilt's Charlie Horton lina State am part of the moh smashing right an the jaw, then flattened him for good wilh wither*111 have Ai Rachelle, Babe Tay­ that jot! the cnlleslsns rotllnj In Frank U n e resigned a* general '• « »‘ «F l» the lane for and Auburn's Fob Jamct for th* lor and Bobby Thym from last award, givrn annually since 1933. tb-lr fir-4 hlj weekend o( the sea- ing combinations in tha 11th. HullFO B JA M tt.m V B A c * , w/LL manager and shifted io the Bl morc than three arconds. io revealed he had hurt his left Big, alow player* will feel the season's rarer Commodores. Tech inn— hut they aro the only repre­ P C i t M l M UCH O f C R iC A r /9 I^tms Card a — polled another The 2t )e*r-old Junior polled 41 pinch of the new rule, the con- returns everybody but a sub suard sentatives of the top HI teama of bind io tha second round. A U BU R H W'M* / r * f ) F * r "nanre** dcil yesterday. point* on a tn,V3 point bam while That sore hind msy make the BOVTHFABT COHFBFSHCK last season to play tonlghf By returning Virgil TrurVj, 3A- ferenre eoarhr* agree, but the big. from the (aim that amated the Horton and Jame* tied for second yesr-old righUianded pitcher, to f*»t hoy* ahould sUll do all right sporting frateralty by beating Ken­ with 29 each. Mississippi Slate's San FranriMo, No 1 in the final patient Seaton wait even longer Detroit for outfielder third base-i Adolph Bupp. the Kentucky mas- tucky twice. Associated P r c . poll last season for hi* till* *hot. Saxton, who lost Art Davis. last ) car's winner but Boy Stoll, a defensive are and injurwd much of Ihi- *c*soq,-----man John (Buhba) Phillips, Com- termined, said he could *ee no and the NCAA champion, open* the rh»mpion*hip to DeMarro here was Iskcy completed hb third major change at all. and Tennessee's coming fast as a playassker, fourth with 'fl point* and Mireits- £ tomorrow night against Chico April I. ha* since waived hi* con­ H*B BU M C LO U Emmmt Lowery agreed. tract return-bout priority for both league trade. ft lie: TG JCf/M X4RDA9* F4BT E & . ^ tol,n,- t n * " * U r C - >rP>' Eagle Day and Kentucky's Alabama, Lnuiiane Slew. Van­ ■ Ridsoth f> a ’rrenoaaee Ureeh S ' ^ Hir(ly Ue<, ,or Wth » llh u ITfa first move waa tn tend inLr Satie, with three Ume all of the Basilio-DeMarco alugfesta 2 BBAfOMB TMXMM derbilt. Georgia, Tennessee and iirengtr. Individuals of great tal- each. The contract for tha Islrit match fielder Bobby Adams tn Baltimore America Cola graduated and now o f # b f a b t f o u r for outfielder Cal Abrami. Then Mississippi «pen the season at ent but with l-sser supporting Major* led the confcrenra in a pro, warms up again** Millers- called for tha winner to meet Sax­ k & 5 F r p * # t * e oM 6{ cam* the "hlg on*" — shortstop home tonight. Georgia and Ten- casts include Mississippi State's total offense with 1,133 yards vilte, Pa. In Ita opener under new ton within M day a. 1 67AMO 76VP BUMS ncssce play each other at Knoxgrext guard Jim Ashmore. Florid* Chico C*er*«qu*l and outfielder gained, including *77 rushing and Coach Jim Pollard, the former pro A near rapacity crowd of 13.371 Jim Bushy In Cleveland tor out­ ville but the game doean't count center Bob Emriek and Auburn's 474 pasting. Ho punted 33 times paid a local record of 1171,173 in Handout. In the SEC standing* Alabama Jim O'Donnell, fielder Larry D«hy. for a 311 average and returned Lasallr, ranked No 1 behind waich what amounted to two fighls After trading Trucks to Detroit. plays Jacksonville (Ala ) Slate. | It punt* for 233 yards, second Ban Francisco and Kentucky In In one, LSU play* Louisiana College, Van-; Comiskey quickly followed with a b*M in ihe SEC. DeMarco, tailing on hit long lait aeaaon'a final poll, got a hlg player move for tha nett news derbilt meets Sewanee and MissisOther player* receiving vote* to range power, took charge in the Jolt yesterday when Boh Maple*, Ippl open wtUi Howard eyrie hy purrhaslng sbortMop Luis the poll; on* of It* returning veterans early round* and had Baiilm wob­ Howard also help* Mississippi Apaeicto from Chicago's Memphis Steve fscLaTorre, Florida. 19; broke an ankle In practice. He'll bling into hit corner tn tha tevStale launch ita «cason tomorrow farm of the Southern Association Grrege Volkert, Georgia Tech, and enth round It took a near superbe out two month* night and Tulane, Auburn and Aparirtn, 21, la tha man tha Sox JsekJo Simpson, Florida, 1 each. Kentucky get siertrd Saturday; North Carolina 5tal% tn good human effort by the ex-Marine expect to replace Csrrasquol next night. Kentucky in an SEC nt gtanding after a season on proha- from upper New York stale to ATLAN TA B The Georgia season. A Shrine Rood Ram* betaern1— , . _ tlnn by the NCAA, is back in force keep from going down for the seccounter with LSU. Auburn opens Trek football bam will keep Hi Bom* hssrbafl people thought The No. 4 team oft M l W7 open* obi' lime In his professions! career. Sugar Bowl dab with the Univer­ the Trurks-PhlUlpt swan waa only against Birmingham Southern and will b* flayed tooighl at tha San- . . * , _ . r , . against Florida Stale with Khavllk, After he survived tha staggering sity of Pittsburgh tn spit* of a the prelude tn another deal be­ Tulane meets Southwestern of Mfondteam All America who left hook, Basilio grew stronger as proerat against a Negro Fullback tween Detroit and the New York Memphis. tamo into hi* own In (coring and ha unleashed a battering body at­ Florida and Georgia Trek wait an the PiU playing rosier. ntoel. 1. J -' J ,L . * TALLAHASSEE B Florida Yankees. The Juo club* talked rylMqnding. topping a club that tack on a weary DeMarro tiring The objection to senior Bob business yesterday, aflar the ar­ until - next week. Florldi opens IJh J * |SL,Mh5 ! , ,e/ i V J Stole’* basketball squad opens Ita lost only two from U*t lesson's Just a* ha had dona in punching with Wofford Monday night and G rb r waa « pressed tn a te}*- m s! of George Weiss, Yankee S u . " S T L ^ / . fun“ lh «i«wttou. schedule tootgM .taint atartlni five and I* expected to himself out last June. gram to Coach Bobby Dodd of general manager, but msda no Teeh plays North Carolina at music for th* occasion. North Carolina Slate'* Wolfpaek make the big nolie la the Atlantic Records reveal that Melbourne al Raleigh. Tech yeataeday by a Georgia announceemnt. The Tigers want Chaptl Hill D m l DeMarco was ahead In rounds <h»»V Conference. Alabama, Vanderbilt. Tech and defeated the Croem* Academy group “ dedicated to the preserva­ a young tnflelder from the Yank The Seminole*, defending Floiw on all tha officials’ cards. Brferrt Tennatse* were preseason beta to eleven tost year by M with both Ida Intercollegiate basketball chans* 1 Dayton, Uie N IT runner-up and Mel Manning had it #4-1 on mundi tion of racial segregation." farms— Herbie Plews, Bobby BlebLOUISVILLE, Ky. i * -A crack give Rupp and hit Blue Wildcats teams this year aa evenly match­ pinni will be pared by guard Jim Harrli toil by graduation alonb for Tony, Judge Jo* Bantarplo Dodd made no comment. ardson or Dick Carter. Hie Yanks with Horan. The new squad geta M -l and Judgt Jo* Santoro T-4. down on sports promoter* by the A Georgia Tech official, said, are Interested In pitcher Nad Car­ a tussle for the rrown with Tulane ed as they were It months ago. my Olrr and forwards Dirk Art* and Florida in the darkhorse cate­ a test from touring Pcpperdine to- Tha AP had II M - l for DeMarco. Amateur Athletic Union was talked however, that the Yellow Jacketi Frneoed* from the game tonight mler and Gary Wold. All threo ver and possibly Trucks. in AAU convention corridors to­ definitely will play in the poat gory. Current eitimates place Au­ will benefit th* local Shrine and wer# alerters with latt year's v*rBight. day ai an off(boot ef tha Was season f in e to New Orleans en Bucky Harris, Detroit manager, burn, Georgia, Mississippi, LSU TR and Cancer Research Foun­ illy. ■aid yeataeday ho expected Trucks Santee earn. M d Mississippi BUt* in tha “ also dations. Jan I., to he a regular alerter, Tha for­ Santee, thin enuntry'a Mr. Miler "Our boys voted tn play to the mer Tiger, who waa traded away Wonderful broiled chicken: rub It* beat current bet to crack Sugar Bewl and we will not break the turf ace of a cut-up broilinf M I D O t f S ' M A J O M O M O • • i f A im M m t to St. Louis after pitching two the four-minute mile— got by e big our contract, especially since both chicken with lemon Juice. Add 4 hurdle yesterday in his hopei to Georgia and Tech have played no-hittere In IMS, had a 11-S rec­ teaspoon* each of salt and sugar tHUH ord last' season with tha White remat* in run-tor-fun company. to a quarter cup of melted buttert against Negroes before and there Sox. Itucks should ha happy for m * ba The deadline peaied tor chal­ has been no criticism," tha official stir In a teaspoon of paprika and 7*AM TMFr FO R T POLK. La. - S g t Firth ht Uvea In Lakeland,. Fla., De­ COLUMBUS, Ohio B _ Wichita lenging hi* reinstatement! to the w M A W S a dash of white pepper. Coat th* BA/p J t '■(■*, 21 and CpI. Willi* fiut- became a member of the A inert- good grace of Die AAU after a said. troit'* spring training bate, where FtCOMRARABLB chirktn pieces with th* butter mix* *&/£*• Robert O Arnold, chairman of . *.f Hanford, ara partiripat- ran Assn, today as a farm club t-Q VAFTVftBACX. short *iiipenrion. Ne ran only hope tha Georgia Hoard of Rcgenta he aim operates n baseball school hire. Bralt slowly, turning. A F -n u ro i the larged joint Army-Air of the Milwaukee Brave* in place Manager Marty Marian nf the now that some foreign country which determine* policy of slats *ATBS A B y maneuver tinea World War <nf tha abandoned Toledo harebell won t ask the International Ama­ colleges and univaraltsei, aaid it So* said he planned to us* Phil­ TH* i , i:jure 1st Saga Brush, la Loui- club. teur Federation to disqualify him. would be nothing new for Tech lips in the outfield hot might gtv* liana. , b fabo H Santee was auipended by hi* and he won't make an issue of H him a trial run at third bare. Tha Triple A American Asm , The 23-year-oid ipaeditse played Pom* 110,000 Army troop* ara after a four-day franchise wrangle, local registration board hw accept. , AUa few games:st third h r tb* dAAB*/CA lasting the latest concepts of a. finally ironed out tte difficulties by Ing more expense money thin Tigers tn IMA but waa to tha ant- t t l B c r o w tomlc. hacl*rial ogIcal, chemical aad •acceiafully negotiating wHh tha the AAU' etlon when He ran on field moat of tb* tim* ai ho botalectrenla warfara. *fb t Western League for Ha X taiai ter­ the West Coaet last epring. The tod XM la W-gamat. Thalr anit, tha l i t Armored ritory. Missouri Valley Aisn. ef the AAU BM AHa Blrdb Ttpbatta, Ciocimatti manDivision, will ba regularly sta­ The deal was completed I I hours reteinded the tuipenlon. agar. waa to Chicago yesterday Without mentioning the etae of tioned at Fork Polk, La., after after Milwaukee reluctantly agreed trytog to talk pitcher Hal Jeffcoat the maneuver end* Dec. IS. In diacard Ita plan to mnva the the swift Kanaan specifically, out of hb announced retirement Sergeant Fykes, a tank com­ Toledo franchise to Miami. The lewis G. Wilke, AAU president, from lb* gam*. Jeffcoat waa ac­ mander in Company B of tha Florida city's hope for Triple A said In an inlervlewr: quired by tb* Bedlaga from tb* ‘’Through out dlatrirt registra­ division's 4th Tank Battalion, ia ball waa revived, however, by re­ Chicago Cubs Monday tor catcher the ton of Mrs. Charle* D. Web- ports that an Insurance raeeulive, tion eommitlee* we ara going to Hohb Londrith. TALLAHASSEE <je _ Florida Many big Wagon official* bare W n In tha Army alnca 1M0 and Bid Balomon, had requested an op­ have to screen promoters more •ter of 123 W. IBth BL Ha has tion to purchase Ike Byraruie dub thoroughly before granting them State's Seminole* began tn taper boon tied up to tb* lengthy league Conduct Medal and tha Am y ef in the tMornatleaal League to the privilege of presenting events eff their practice atsalana today morttogg Involving to* Amtrieaa bearing the approval of the AAU. to preperatfca tor their game at hi* decoration* Include tha (land More R toMlaml. Aiaoelatton. Ax a remit, tony "Altofrther too often we ere Occupation Medal far aarvto* In hatrm*t had tim* to tift trad*. h order to acquire WIeMta. the fared with the unpleasant teak of Tampa Sauaday night. Germany. association paid tttta* tn the ruling on the eligibility ef an In­ The Bemlneiee hare been workGab* Paul. CtortmaU bonaral Corporal Button, son «f Mrs. Western and promised to option to lag en paw debus* gll week and mtasgre, aaid bt bad artsred aavCarria Button, 1020 Cypreei Ara., players la Ike eventual replace­ dividual athlete who' I* reported yeatorWay ran through a scrim- eo ptayere to Pittsburg tor an la a »quad leader in tha division’* ment foe Wtettti, Alan, Milwaukee, la have accepted tee mech ex­ h u m which **w a tot of the pa*» tog*gtaie tilth Armored Infantry Batta­ which now owns the Wichita chib, pense money.** ■a mad" on*, of retire*, w u Freak fie painted am list tuch rulings Coach Tern Nugent said **Ws Uremia, lb * Philadelphia Fkittioa lion. A veteran of Korean duty, will have a limited working agree­ affect only tha athlete, adding: didn't took tan good la our last he entered tha Army in October ment wifli the new western rlty, “ The men who reused the kid two games on pass defense and we and Cardinals talked but nothing I lfS.1 and received basic training which is expected to be Hutchin­ tn Iota bb eligibility go unchal­ hare a feeling that Tampa will developed. It waa reported that at Fort Jackson, B. C. son, Ran.' * lenged. I say b t every distrlrt try to use that to an advaataga." ton* waa biimatod to ovUMder CHERRY POINT, N. C. (F T Dal Ennis or eatdrer first bastThe WlehRi deal wae finally registration heard doubterheck The game will clnea tha wasoa T N C )— Marina CpI. John M. Rur­ swung through tha efforts of a every epaneer aad hold him dl for both bam*. Should FSU wto, man B4an Lapeto. al. eon of Mr. and Mr*. John A. two-mat eoeamittoo composed of redly responsible lor any tnfrae Raul of Edward Iliggtna Terraco, R. J, Bavati of Rreehlyn'a Bt. Paul Don of our rub* regarding ax P U R I C A N I IU O A R How (a rail* a M M Jto Otympte R wIR fire (bam • M Hiaao's and husband of the former Mlea farm chib and 'Valter Shannon of pens* money.” tond waa dim to coma up for dis- mak wkfla Tamp* eaa ftolsh al Marjorie J. King of TOO Laurel the St. Loan Cardinals* Omaha The AAU IlmHa amateur ath­ euastem today and win bare to ba Ave., all of Sanford, was meri­ farm, after they had shuttled bach B-l. lete*' expense* to f j l a day Milled W ore Ua Nuftot aaid FStr vsaaM ip la toriously promoted to hit present and forth with prepoaala and routsT W much money to* Bundiy. Tam N early Batardiy. rank Nov. JO, while serving at tha tarpropeaala during ne •getiatiou. •t It opened it* adth annual „ Marina Corpa A ir Station, Cherry w-a hast an* problem at the AAU Faint, N. 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CAM PBELL General Cisotractor "Hoisirs of 011110(4100** Rl Way t; R Pbooo t in SAVE $ $ $ Wrought Iron Table Lamps . *3 M Chetull* Bedspread* ............ 33 M 6-Way Flqor lamps ....... . 3D ** Douhl* Rtankeis . „ „ „ gvas Plastic Cocktail Chairs ....... 37 M Genuine Rattan Chairs _____ 30.83 * £ W a cassis a Apart am* "isaunna aran steam h u t. private hath, ihowK— located Atfoss flea i M u f o iS Iin“ 4. Store. W SKM SS *g6.<a?iaawL*eCg,*»!iir W tU bara C . F H IM * . i r . Limits on 17-M. LARGE furnished Apartment. 3 Bedrooms, downtown. A p p l y 20* Sanford Avt. TH R E E Room furnished Apart­ ment. Upstairs. *30. monthly. Phono if«*-X-J. . FULL Sue Youngstown BauUIkll GATLIN for HUE YOU UfiRNEH Foi the R EST miy tn NatiunaUv Adv lurniluti tc B ER R Y S W 4RKIIOU8E Furniture Ui>n)|iany WU W. First v isilcil CRAFT A G IF T trait wilh rubbed Oak Frames. We are offering trvis a* a (hrtsimai Special fall 3183 • complete details. JA M ES O N S STUD IO QUICK CASH for furniture. Add tog Machines. Typewriters, tint- matir dishwasher. *113.00 Phone 3137 J. 210 Siii^li Park Ave. 7)1 for baby ( HOUSE Yol li Christmas Gicrl mg Card* from Our wine scLrt ion I’ersonalucd and General POWEI.I.s DPI ICE SUPPLY HU Magnolia Ave, Phone tuvf> 174--- TH I CKS H IH S U .i: portable 4-Sitcrd Phonograph 37.)M The Pi il«.I Glfl l or Pop? An . 31* 41 •E«»v Chair" or Itoekrr Large Vide,. Guitars . Kay Fulurams Guitar* 32! JO aisnontritl. all Itpct New — Used Pianos SANFORD FUR NITUR E CO BUKUR'S VII SIC SHOP 300 East 1st. SI. Phone 216 307 We«l til. St. ci. arw uphrd't' ftng throughout. Enslo in* rvcrllrnt condition, new transmission V. A J, i.aracr at Sanford Ave A Twentyfifth Phone 2221 rate Co. T R E E Ri|trncil Naval Orangv**, PhoM 1*33 Hamlins and Grapefruit San­ IM I CASE n C -4 . GOOD CONDI­ I.AfIGK Suing Set. (! o<h| ronditluri TIO N *M0. Phone Man RBIT1 TRACTOR CO. ■iwar 17*M Smith Fhoae M l Window Sills - Lintels Flu* Block* — Cradle Block* Grease Traps — Dry Well*. Miracle Cowcrei* Co M* Elm At* Ph. 1333 ED Electric ruin dispenser t bos. Good running eondjM__Ideal far beer storaj* bos. Can b* I tea at Th* Sanford Harald. *40 "B Us* our Lay-a-way Man o* Toy*, Bicicles, and smalt Appti ancas. Easy Term* at F U R N IT U R E C E N T E R 11* West lit SL Phona 1423 IM fw w * 1934 JE E P f-r sale 2.311 Pal met in V ( . Phone r.7i i: r'ls liu lii.E 3 « ion P ul uji Inn k Very cimm| condition. 132.3 1312 HUDSON lliirncl, racrilrnt rumlllion. prriooal *•iCi Ruth are my aulumubilrv . Phone :?.<■> 3i. I MU CHEVROLET Phone 1391-R nr !•« after 6 p. tn at 2316 Palmrlln. __________________ FUR SALE— Chihuahuas. Ros 2»>2, Sanford, L. U. W ll MURfWEV* f O w . v*rir Clean GuuJ rnmlilton. Call 1487 W_____________ II H ELP W A N TED 18 rspw slierw e t — _II *WE l Ta h t .K Cmipie lo supple- II -M aU rs/iU tlt/TraU ment Income by managing , ___ in F l" apartment house in San 12 F t , 2 wheel trailer. Phone Pleas* i east give |tv* references, jje , and a: i 3|| MHlnnvilic informal! other information. P. o. But < I E VIt V’■t i SALR 1211. Savannah. Ga " 1131 EVINRUDES and USED MOTORS DISTRICT MANAGER fctr Sanford. Salaried |nb with un­ 1. 1. H P. EVINKIIDE, fiiHot Speckled l’erch limited oppariunilt).'* H ig h Tndlcr *21 So School graduate. Some cullrgc nr sale* ntperlrncn prxlerrahfe. h II P SCOTT-ATWATE R, rtftnlihad ___ SM 30 A*a lidtlt 2(33. Marticd, own J utomnbile. If qualified, rail TWO 3 II EVINRUDK ZEPHYR * .......... norm ack Kroblrn at 1737-W or write (Your rhoicct Bn* K e/n The Sanfnrd Herald. 6 IKHISK WIZARD ............ *45 00 7 ', MERCURY. No Jlottor BOYS to deliver morning paper. Hot tom Cowl 3113 00 Call C74-R, 10 II FIRESTONE with FuelO Matte Tank 3132 SO WOMAN lo tend to small boy. 10 If. Lightning MECRURY *123.00 work. Call 3!lft J MERCURY Hurricane Sss!?..**1 tw rm rrnidhr PORTABLE Kan more Sewing Ma- LAWNS MOWED hr Jerry l-ord. Free estimates. Hone 13I7 W chin*. All attachment.*. Includes GARAGE A P T . furnished. Ooa* Buttonhnler and Zig-Zag. *60. in. 306 Palmetto. MAID work wanted, part or full Phona iWO-X-R. time. Experienced. 1210 Man) guitine. GREEN BEANS - P in t Picking. MUST sacrifice 3 BEDROOM HOMES - PRICED 81.00 bushel, bring rnniainer IfOirSKWORK 1014 W. loth St ni'hcd house oa See Mr. Edward* at High School fMM V M M . to H U ii HJ telbernr. Hen i irm« Write Box HAS ♦ M VA (0 | ) VhM SM i JRPCBRY Slor* snd filling sla Herald. Um . living quarters and rottage m i— FUR N ITUR E SLIP COVBRS. In rear. FruU trees, retiring U p n ^ Dry Good*, 1*07 Wail after M years in u n i location. MMm * *f H a w Hog)** Mg New 3 R eborn h 2 [ f (oust. TO* Good location no competition. n*rtR* u r U f hath. Phone 13M-B. • mile* weal of Sanford un ML Dora Rd. Phone ton . R . 4ft. SILVER LA K E Section _ l.M* feet front am w Ohio Ave. 330 t m m m ft. 'vide. 1)H acres. 3 In Tempi* . and Dream Naval Orange*. 5y*ar trees. 7Vi acres ready tor planting, pbon* 640-W. 4fiwpw»wr wmm» i* owun * t r o * me. ||. AUTOMOBH-E BBOaERS .11 TAKA BODGITT SOLD TRADED Roy Krel's Use* Car* Sanford Av*. 4 nth SI. TE LE V IS IO N » is eisrrr M -is titiin r i t t u i t . a o a t . a w iio T ilt N S III* «.* stnix it »••»♦* w*t* « ■ * a . . «**!*• . Idle atf ft •*1I »•*••• • a %( fiinit s 11 1:#ntitf »nu« TV Aim* t i l * Ii b >o*« ft KlihtRf ^ III* I*Dn | raft) | ttfs l*,l 4(1. *»•I -Aft I* 4ft** 4- .1.11*11 l i r ' i■Is'i1 Aim > « . pah •4-y Lftpiltirfta to »S 1st St All nationally ids fur It *• U r * i t | 'f | Ifrtfri I f *11YETt*«M n l ' u f r at sesiehmi'e prices It IV T It % T h faiia 11 s'. H IS T AND IQ U N D ?i It. It |i|ti*u(t :i n iiA T FOITND and turned in to Itic MDMUQ Herald itffkv 1948 BLUR OLDS srt hi key*. Owner may have by I II •.ft-** I roiniw II FRli IY• pa tins fur Hit* ad s l* N*b i 'V*»th*r 1 it Tftw |l>»rr ng Ih-AW r - L L K i T C i C A t . s y g v ic a n — a • apt a kdfliiir uii i n T#8| I’BUtrrk FRIGIDAIRE applianrri, sale* it :* |l||Rsf|ri ftes ip* and service. G. It High, Oviedo, n u l*t*iram N*s » M e-1her Fla, Plmnn 4151 or Sanford n i> yiurmt a It •>lep 11112 W alter 6 I1 in Kfisninu M - OFFICE KUINPMRtfl — 23 V elienl t -d* laxe of l.lte HAYNES OHire Machine Co. K t . r . h fi>i T i w » t ( u * tytwwtiiert. adding marhlncs. t; tv •Inliltow tdcM Salcs-Henlals, 311 Mag , I'h. 41. t » J • !i !’•« r ahow t is tx»)e Plaiv II m l P l o i n l ' ' C CIV It I •. t <V I-OIS 24-~ BKAUTY f A B l O R T : in i t u»r>-I C r ot s t.-a d a Ilia ('avoir K r a -U r v f lleauly Shop i IM E. 2ml. Phono 547 SEE Fred the Haimytlil. f ir an Individualised Cut. i < 4 I it B p*, f u i t ' •* Ilf *h<«r Dev U Meet*! H o l m te na Sour .v.eeunt W WWSI - T V «qp Sanford I.inoleam ft Tile Co. W W. lit SL w. i srn tse 4 «• tllrker VI i it* Club • e Se i l l T! -( -rt i * i i■ ■• t’s-a-r • IS » sa , 1-t Itouf I:.l- i 4 ' ' * * M, lei.^a C'etloo Tbtr. hi I'reel u e( Tuknn ■ VV . >er(r im s Clim es 1 M ir r i s i i e t e e .VftWflM' C I f l ' n V | l M r V n » s . U ii t l * i . 1. i : t i n o i l M l * XHmw . S i m K Ml 1 VI 1 ' *4 sill l * 1* 11r<lq H II li rrn rtv r M n M iia 1 l i T *e s Te'ier-v T 7| Mors n * » l l ' e 1 9A 4 « p! i <t| b «H 11 r (*fN * ■f i •»f44*4 1 I :31 i t i r r i it t a r * u Is eliU e u It* n A r rv v t n o o * ipA V al i a n t rf Ilf* u o 4r 11 f1*f 1-» IV *1 O f l l n f 1 e l ’ i s- * gi t t > ks K ap u tt ; I f V Jd A I'Aftf i 1» L o t e e i o i r * : „| It. e» r » ‘J l.e w is * n )|nvi*«|>«t t » i li e l*e. O'f • J 7 IioT. C fo t fi r U se « 1 tin s lir « 1V ft * i f »| ,41« r nr Id (Hi V o ir 4''. ti ir if i: »* RADIO For AI.L Ymir I'eautv Needs call H a r r ic ll’a lleniitv Nook Phono 971 103 So. Oak Ave (Open evenings by appointment.) • *» • ) I 1 ( it . 1. T ui : ii ? ii e (» IS— LAUNDRY bKMVVICF. I Rl I IS Ilf* Ooa hour • Wash and Damp Drv > tv On* hour ' i • Wavh and Dry Fold I It to If Finished laundry I* I<* Sattilnrte Drv (leaning Cornplrla with Remote eon* IS > 1 Iml Box and control cable— Kftulhnide I.aundromal U .tl ..onlr ......................... iij e f l South Side Food inart Ridg. Alio many mnfori torn down lor IM East nth hi. used parts. Reasonable. m Sale While they La si! r*»S70 BRBFICB S f Naw 18U Model EVINRUDES 3 IL UG lfTW IN . (Sold Out) U U Sill— Plano Tochoidan T t f FL^lnTV’IN. (Sold Out) Mass >144. Bonlo L Sanford 11 H.FAfsTWIN S a le --------*313 M 15 !!• liemnnstralnr *283 00 2S H B IO T W IN - (Sold Out) 23 n. Flee. Starling U'g Bo Rm j R/g T V la - ............ 14*1 m f § Plot* ft Want Ad 25 If F.lcg. Demonstrator AVIS With n«w- molrtr guarantee 3383 Jwat Call 1821 and nak fa Ua* Want Ad dcpirtwwnt See our newr 1336 Model Evinrudes Sanford Herald COM PLETE O U T F IT SPECIALI Glass, Aluminum or Mahoganv IBM SPACS ATAHA RLE Boils, Many pew models just arrived. C A LL 1821 0 * L r Irallers also several ntodtjs of used boat* 4 trailers on hand, priced reasonable. 1.1 H. EVINRUDK - EMo. Kind*' For the best, rome to Prirr Paul's Ilraulv Shoppe. Will give home pcrmanenl. I'lumu tyj, (to Mag­ nolia. »*if m s a r f a » ,m" s e v a a -s s s m in see* a ll Ot lM JIS r iu Min * r WVRklBU TV - lieftncr n « r Werll at die T elite Si sense rte'te !l«»k VI >lc et 17*".lorn Ttwntftt riuh Kt - aI dn M'.aio r u n r*h»r I 'l l - It 1 ir St r.ie 1 tlehll Prr.|,l,at II,I M int VI* ( » r Stueto edition t'nlied Neiione iv • I'sncstim* at items W ith Uasta •five toymen • Cell t » Play er plan tdf M tl ’ i 13 11 1 i» 1 tv 1M i 1 11 ( Gv| t It t S3 1 •• arrwts enow Wert* 41 Soon Belie Xsrm 1’Heet Kr lir ilitmid S*» • Per Sine (ten'll VV iris At Tl>te* |i*n1 It< 1|4 I’tevlew T o n Tin,* NW88« T ,u , The Itlyem lloee Jews. Christian and Moilamt *9 have holy piares in .Icniialsttt. ra io a g saonninu Pips On laymen e Call T * Frsree U l a n Ureakeie Keae i Weetsia J i a k e i e s tvsas Biees O t ls e k C l i k r'e as 4 Qlaata Jnekey's ctvalr# Wnrsisp Dee aliens (Isiniatir T im * World at Kins SEAT COVERS For All Cars B E A U T I F U L I 'A T T K I t N S C U S TO M F IT T K I) I’ H O M U T 1 N S T A M .A T IO N aStricklandMorrison, Inc. Monties Melodies tier* and T h e i a MS* auk Sanford, FInrida I'hono 200 Neees U S ) Clnk Hints O l Metedr ■am 10 H. S C O T-A TTW A TE R . complrtelv reco-idttlonrd *UU 10 H. MERCURY Lightning, nip. good . . .. . .. 4*3 83 H. JOHNSON. IMS M -l.l. »W J fail ..................... yz25vaj RORAON flBorllRB Goad* PHut* 1*17 » ir* - . To rn a w s T T'ir’kWMir*.... tysurdrsL-.— -—" ***« ** •»***# , ■■it i •i •« urn av I f O T A L ^ J I O I f « f linoleum. Car- i'honss 3071 - ID ' "Truck-. Traclors, tiadiis, u-cd All Makes Priced to ill. G VO sir-.el tractor. AD' H 7M, rvcs'tt* rtttnmril with slrs prr call, sasbllr lank*, clr. Rrihrcrd l<» 12.84.3 Call or -ee today at Diamond T Sale*, mi S Orange Itlo-som Trail Orlando Tel.t &9031 *' EasDide Trailer Salr*. Palaika. Ida. rraiunablr. In the Slates or Overscai Giv* A Derail Siib»crtplion. • V Letter f rom Home." *.1 on .7 Months. I’honc 1*21 4k "fin The Corner Ry Hie Clock." you buy. Open Evenings and Sunday1:. All Tractor ci|uip[inl vsilii power Lift an.l Cultivator Also plow and double action did; harrow. N Howard Itrrwer, Ohio Av ’ . Stiver Lake, Sanford Ph, 303a new, IN SERVICE i: VNDVI I. E l ECTRIC CO. I l l Magnolia Avr I'btM i i ' OH rv Sunlseam. Universal G E . T V Service t'e n te r Other makes of small amiliaurr* llemliv an.I Uro-lev Applltrices Moil reasonable TV icpair 112 .Monmili.'i Ave. I'h . 11T L’omplrl*" line |{eni|K’I Soil rubber Service in (own. Inys from rl9c. Sanitary Hells IN 1tfltlOU and E X T E R I O R and Pacifier*. I'atntinc l'a|tcr Hanging Phone K f H III IL M T A ANDERSON 311 W. Ruffum A Walker. K W D A I . I . K L K C T H i r ('<». KK’ctr .1 « oniractlng ami Repairs er. Almost Phone 1338 m NICE rooms. I*, week. Ph. RRt-W. RR fiW M K Holiday Lad) Duchess anil lady bunbeara electric -haver*, 11193 Com­ plete lines _ Shuilon. Atax EllEE-TV Swivel Chair unit purFactor, Yanllcy and l^nthtrte iha-c of Con-oir Television Gift SrtIVftttnjhouse, Slnimberg.UarlROUMILLAT A ANDERSON son. "On The Corner Hv The Clock." PVGGERt V *3 35 up APPLIANCE CENTER * 17 is) up Phnne 17M 32 ik) K 33 75 113 Magnolia Avr. 18 . n iB N IW B R 4 '8s>»6 G— ** » hoard Motors. Boats. Super Trading Post. One mil* South ’Hr I 1H .V R O L K T 2 Ihwir, 2-Tune on 17-82. Phone 3017-W. gfay anil Mark, radio anil heat- Bwy ynur Furnllurr at ftenrv's 20 GALLO N L k r'rte Water Heal­ Wasehtiui* Fum ., Co, at 9rtl VV RED-I Mrael. Elm Av*. HU N. Park Ave Contract and rcpvir work. Free MOVIE 1‘amcras estimates. R. L llarsey. 2*1 View M.i irrSanford Ave I’hoo* new VVIEROI D T S U V tlE ll V SHOP Wrought Iron Desk & Chair Set . *32 » 14 R INSItKANCK -H R PHONE JiJ J. Twin Bolster Studio Couches W 30 Foam Rubber Bahama Bed pa 3* Plastic Platform Rocker 4 Rales tn Ottoman ......................... **l 03 P.’lieyboMcrs 100% Dacron Pillows ............ I « M FACTORY CLOSE Ol'TS Jehn WfltUmM las. On New Desk, all strel wilh High Foam Rubber 417 BaafarH AUawUc PrrsMire plavtie lop at 13 I 3 Contour Chairs ... ........ Pbew* M less Ihan Wholesale Mather of Sanford Retail! Value nr .73" X fJ*" De-k., U73.VI — J63KI 2*3-0* E. lat flt. rhon* 127 llriail Value on .VC* X IS’’ Desks, 14-. I I nVVERS P L ANTS SUHIHUs 3l .M) jo — *3*00 ANS’l'Al.S1 in b-i'iil' llii'u.anilv Sanford Freight 4 Sill age' trad) now. Choice Hybrid *04 Weil 1st. SI. Phone VW Plata* ut scparaictl color*. We grow our own m slcrlllrcd -oil, H AR LEY- DAVIDSON .Minor Cy­ "No fo*‘ no mU3" iuvl plant cle. Good rorulilion. SITV. Rtiy them. 6e each or t-Jc dorrn. Heel's, Uth and Sanford Ave. 222) r ^ l G Clrapevillr r a p r w j ^ A v r _________ n C A T IN G BIG SK LK TTIO N ~ f CirciiiiTinc Floor Furnaces and Circulators H -A U TO M )m il.E S TR A II.E B H Oil Heater*, aome bkc new! AI m» ( L A P O P E 0 0 . CMC. IM tlr Gas and Elrctrir C.Ktk MO Math Park Ave. PhoM 1440 Sitocs at Ics* lhan >a cost price. 1931 M O D EL A laviks good, runs . good* Guvd U lc ', 2120 Orange SUPER TRADING I'OkT ____ Aw\ .. appliances.' mots, 1 Ml. South 17-92 Ph. 3017-W etc. Beeghl-soLd. Larry's M art FARM MACHINERY - Cub Faint It » ) . ’’. p.i* m i l So see DS befaer M l B u t 1st SL rhon* 1*31. •fill* Arbor. llulldorcr bcrvlre 2721 — Sanford, 2212- oRnnomn MONROE A bcaulil il Ifi" X Tfl" mtorfd Por­ SHOP, nut We-1 First, 3 miles from slock? it nusual lelccliol) of Gifts, inrluding vsork of Flo ruia rralisiiicn). rlrctne applun, c> at sour Ruy Now Pa' Eater GOODYEAR n E R V U I STolM r i . l l DE II WOI.EE App i on orp 11J South I’aik Avr Make ' our 30,3 Sanford Avi Ph.ii■ne 2ii; sctcciioii for ihrittinai VOW . IIUDTHKRS PlaUMBINC Auto, NOW O PEN Ml SE A HI W AY V E G E T A B L E M A R K E T Fresh V'egrtahlrs daily from our farm In you. Straw berries by !a!r December. ’s-Mtk* West of Monroe Cor. on Ml. Dora Road Open *tll I p m coffrn, niaylm light up Kor your convenience, item* in three columns time and money am! t-pare ile u m and Floor Furn­ ace* la ic a l Trade la. F U R N ITU R E — SotliMValmr Mr. A Mrs i Ih’it. *80, Haham.i U IU .V M X I Morning Sr-nlmrl, Mi Court), 3i<), b<’1.i Cherry round lando Evening Star. I all Ralph coffee I stile. End corner Mni Ha). JIM . table, both for 3120 Call 1137.1. ford A vr. K Pinrway. I'h. 239-W. FURNISHED 3 Room, hath, full kitchen. By week or month, NOT A PROJECT! Five Point* Motel, 6 miles South on 17-83. B U T — Homes of Real Individual!* If: Brittany Home*, fly V 1173.00 dist Children Home, Knteriiri'C. Phono: Gctcva M TlinEE-Rodm furnished Apart ment. Couple. J'hoge 13*2. 113 Palmetto. FU Reg. \\ 1:AN Kfi~P IG S~*i"o6 up. Metho­ D ragiTc an>l W ELAKA APARTMENTS: rooms, private baths. 114 W. First St. UBfunilsbed. Storage until X-Vlas Headboard itVroraior Plastic) Opt* Honda) i til t l> in ioy in effect. rasa* 1S« Per tin* for (lr* Insertion Jfte Per I.in# tor Thr*t Inierlioni P. J. U s Pep Lin* tor Fiva Insertions H e l’*r Lin* for Each S3 In* Doudnej, Land Sunrrror. Mrtlesi MINIMUM RATES Me EASILY * E P T TWO Bedroom Frame. rloia to I RENT ^=1 town and schools. Recently re* modeled. 33,23ft. F U R N IS H E D A P TS . CHRISTMAS SPECIAL SOS West 1st. Or d i l at Fundtur* Center. 116 West 1st 3 RR. ■ CB. Nicer Section, Com* APT. H irYCI.K PAINTING 6u X no Matlrevs 60 X W Bos Spring tSlWWa 4 fly The Following Ratoi nre now GARAGEE rooms close J Jg 3J Ifh l f l l . 'U B *119.9.'. Baggerly Appliance Cenle B U Y NOW and gri a 10 13 Lb. tan Sanford Av* I’hon* t ill F*r t *«t Baal "Yeur Westutghouse Dealer" Turkey F R E E ! Cullea ta d H arkay. Real tom Maytag Washers House cleaning • Windows, Walls, Coleman Healers *33 83 up 1M N. Pact A t *. P t t a s m i . E C H O I -S I t K D D I N n C O . Floors, Phone 11. U. Uatdwdl, 113 Magealia Ave. rh**e 1731. Corner 2nd A Uignolla Ph 1232 SEE the man) G. E , Westing* Ruv I Iks REST, Ruy FRIGID 4IRE itta J. *Bod" Bamberger. Mgr. huu-c and I ..im e)rr small Great >as i ._. «>:t 3. Ranges W A N T AD RATES 1 ARTH IJJ* WQR HAI R t c H O IA Quiltloti -VI . . Itrg. 3138 Trade . , .*83 00 (Twin or mvvn*~**Kiim m k et tlw — . MAi g l S S 'K A S L fa IM ), « I f It'ft W orth A n yth in * * �T W . SANFORD HERALD Pag* S T h u r s . Dfc. 1,1955 r u » D » S A GOOD A D ' u r B U T G 5 S ,D A D . 'xdL i c a m V TH A N K S / ^ ^ js .t s -e a * a ^ T > D iN G j TH a rs H / WITH fix iC U rivE A S J T / - 1 H O .P H M -' H E S s o u rr e c iv -* ID k TH AI S H Y A N O S E L F -] C O N S C IO U S * r ^ A D .' > • F 'r f '\ ’ Zanta Claus, Is Already On Job In Santa Claus, Indiana 10 years ego. the array cf »bow. pieces tia* groan from to Sa Clang Land, a twiriit attrwe- national h«r»va. life-alt* statue* of Mother Mon tha year around, h»* Men Sailing with another year * Goo** rhatartpr** at* let in eight Christmas activity itpre Oct. 1. group* in woodland glen*, there’* The little toy ihopi. groapod a park of live reindeer, a collec­ ground the famoui poitoffire are tion of t.sori atoll* ranging from MVplemcr.ted by more lore Mr the rnicroicopic up In llfcsiie. In Mm young Sa n t a act than recent year*, a llatl of Famous ■Met hie rftr Itotaa' toy depart- American* bn- groan In include Vy MERRIER BWEDLUND S A N T A C L A U S . Ind- W > - 8«n - 40 lifesli* a* * i Know how t« bread flih fillet*? Beat an egg with a coup!* of tablespoon* of oold water. Dip the egg. then into fine dry bread crumb*. figure* "f »u«h MIAMI PEACH. VI* £m* letwls J. Koeh. an Evans- herne* a» Ahri 1am Lirroln, who oOi manufacturer, itarteil dr- *pent hi* childhood Juit five mil-* folayfag a futl-arale l"iri*tma* away, in what I* now a state pu.k. ptoggMae in tha quiet hill village A Mg Mato* of Hanta stand* In front iif thn etring of quaint Alpine-style ihopi, overlooking • lit­ tle rsrntvel of rid'*, including a miniature railroad. Till* yrnr, a* liefore, the poat* i.fflre »- llvlt y bejritn picking tip Jurt wh»n void weather began rut­ ting Into the rrnwda of long-trip tourint*. PoaUnatter Elbert ReinVe, who rune the plaie with only THl WOKLO'S RUT atomic submarine, the VSS NtulUut, approaches the help of hi* wife in off »cs*on, the dock at Groton. Conn., to tie up after a cruise with 14 Navy and hire* a doren helprta esch /.'omle Energy Commission oftlclali aboard. Th# ahlp had beam at Oriatma* «ea*on In hendte soma era a total or 2.200 hour*, 1,100 of which war* tn submerged opera­ three or four million ple<'i of mail tion. During tha past erven month*, tha atomic submarine ha* grad sent in to get the lentimental T* torpedoes. At bottom. Secretary e4 th* Navy Chart** 8. Thomas (iett) and Atomic Energy Commission chairman Eawt* U Btrvuaa poatmark. are 'how n at-oanj tli* Nautilus. Thomaa revealed that the craft had The name vra* Juat * whimatral completed 23.000 nautical mile* of operation without refueling. Mr. and lira. i. II. Galloway id,-* when It wna chosen at a com* aiuiamio* the truth nf a daughter, I inert town meeling and ChristVlafeyi Lae. Nov. 24 in the Err- ma* Eve party in |8b?- fiiitald* tha M il Laughton Memorial iloapital hill emintrv, Hie prutoffice r* weighing 7 th*. t ot. Grandparent* malned almoat unknown for many (rnntlnued Eroia Taga One! I nr* Mr. and Mr*. W. M. Henson ya'ara untl|( one poatmaaler, Jatnra filled the downtofcn section with I tod Mr. and Mr*. Slim Galloway V. Mart'n, hegan answering ehilprobably mapv more »n side nf Sanford. Sha ii th* former rtr»n’» letter* b’anta which ttrccta, in building*, and sitting in T n t r Benson. Superintendent ’ Turned To South j To Get Teacher , J i J J ^ B ) ► fa b i r , j DUNNING, Neb. Ch-School open h g v ia apprnarhing last fall and B ^ L C. Floyd Royditon was havk g M luck getting an instructor h bocMtaaping. typewriting and B 4 M Irom this area. •», aald Bnydalim lodiy. " I purM a ly turned to tha South and baked ter a Negro. Tkai la bow Chirlei Carpenter, • , a * M to bt * Negro teacher in • ii eB-vfcit* north central Nebras­ ka town of 2S4, localrtl In the heart af tb# rich sandhills eallU tand. Boyditon got Carpenter, non ol II children of a sharecropper al Magnolia, Miss , out of a bakery. H « was working there while look­ ing for a teaching H i after gradu­ ating with honor* fmm Xivier Universify. New Orleans. " I didn't hriilal* one seennd.” Carpenter rallied. "I wa* hltrbbiking to Nebraska the day altrr 1 waa told I waa hired.” Ha Mid whan ha arrived here ba was "met with a warm hindahabs nvarywbrre "and " I know my Mg atop waa a good one." . "Harw I'm helping establish Ihe |art wa can Intermingle." he said. Ha told how hit aludents”keep ma busy” leaching him the hnr>eback riding, hunting and fishing babita of ratlla country people. <5tory League Sets flans For‘Party. . Members of the Ssnfoed story League held hi monthly butiner* and social meeting at the Yacht Club Munday evening In the abarnce of the preaident. Mrs. Maxwell, the first vice pro* aidant, Mrs. Jamas lea. presided. Warn w e n made for the annual Childress* Christmas party lo be held at th* Episcopal parish house Dee. 20 from 2 p, m. in 9 p. m. Exciting plana for the party W ill be announced at a later data. At the cloae of the lcsrion Mrs. '•'Clarence Snyder, program chair­ man, presented Mr*. Tommy Mrlain who told of BrUce natron's - Ufa: MW ot Ihe mtergettable char- w J e t And A World Was Chang“ TBrn. Snyder tlo*vd the proito h r tolling, In her "pleasing" amr, A Thanksgiving Story, ttraVa Dream.” Mrs. Harry found their way to him. Ilr-fore another postmaster took office in I 9 « , the l»tler-an*werlug job got -n |>1g that it was tak­ en over by th* Santa Claus post of the American Legion under James Yellig. Yelllg still plays Santa every teaion, too. Actually, tha tenler of thla Christmas artivlty, Inealrd on a hlarVtopprd state mad, wa* hullt a mil* away from th* original vil­ lage. now almoat deaerted. An old "randy rastlo" with a Santa statu* of its own operate* aa a rival gift and souvenir shop In th* village. The I’o'tofflr* Department re­ filled last summer to I*sue a commemoraliva stamp in IDM1 to recognlsa th# 100th anniversary of actual opening of th* Santa Claua poitoffira Absence Is To Love Like Wind To Fire, Says Donna Reed ity non ninM A s IIOELYWOOD W*—"Absence Is to love like wind In fire: II blow* out the little nnea but ktndlea the big ones." That's tha quntjllon Doom Bred uses to support her theory that huihandf and wlvri should spend time away from each other. "It has worked out In my eaia.** aald thn lovely wife of producer Tone Owen. " I don’t mean you should have long abtenen from each other; Tony wl* gon* three months one year while filming a picture In Africa, and that waa too long. " I do think that a week apart every now and then ha* a wonder­ ful effect on our marriage. The Idlle difference disappear and you beijn to think about the big m •on* you should b* together. After a week of going to a pyrty nr two alone and no! having him to talk In five times a day. I’m more than happy to see him back.” The Academy Award winner ("Em m Here to Eternity” ) think* it's not only Hollywood marriages that ran be strengthened by ab­ sence!. "When I got out of college, I had about 19 or 20 friend* who married early,” the remarked. "They had families right away, and they wart miserable * "They loved their families, but they were harassad. Day in, day out, they were tied down to tha botn* It gala them no mental stimulation. "Somehow a housewife should be •bit lo gel away for al Hast t day a week. 1 don't mean lo shop fur fond or furniture but to do something completely apart from Ihelr house work— Uka going to a concert nr the planetarium or something." car*. IhrlUed youngsters wer* wide eyed and breathless a* martial music taken Irom Christmas aonja, started a rhythm of awaytne. wait­ ing and happy children. Dancing majorette* throughout the parade, doing Intricate routine* and handl­ ing twirling baton*, entertained both the young and old alike. Float* designed tn the theme ol "l,* l’a Rut Cbriit Ilaek Into Ctiriatm ai" wer* Inlerspread throughout Ihe parade and added more color and thought thin ever before pre­ sented In the annual event The parade, staged by Ihe Sinford Merchant* At sortition »nd Ihe Seioinnla County Junior Chimber of Commerre wa* proclaimed by many of the amlookeri and the greatest ever held here. tine final, entered by tha San­ ford Oanlrn Club, prejentrd Ihe miration, "Whit I* Christmas’ ". And they evplained, "these child­ ren are bewildered and wish to he enlightened. Shall they be good for Christ or for Santa? W.iera Ii their adoration, »nd worship, and love' "I'arents, they say, "It Is up tn you * Tlie children riding <>n thn particular float were: Vlekl Har­ din. Julie Desn, Melanie Murry. Carlin Murry, and Melissa tlouihil dec. Winning float*, selected by Ml* judge* who were on the reviewing aland at Elrat It. and Magnolia Av*. era: 1-meg- float for school* waa a trophy awarded to Heminol* High School; Small float for achools wa* a trophy awarded to Sanford Grammar School*; fn th* Civic and Fraternal Group, The Sanford Woman's Club was awarded first place, « tla for second place was between th* Presbyterian Church ami the Thebean BapG*t Sunday S c h o o l Clair, and third place went tn the Sanford Garden Club, fn tha Merchant* Group, Od­ ium and Tudor. Ine., flrat place, Wellborn C. Phllllpa, second place. and Yowell’i, third place. Tha Chairman fnr the Jaycce Christmas Taraite Committee waa Kd Hunt, Parade Marshall was " T r u ly U h* aa Thackeray Th# piniy 1* « m of tha eldest garden (lowers in cultivation. Southern Educator C a lls On Schools To Stop 'Pretense1 ing and tn produce • aatlsfartorv^ return for the money expended.” aaid W. S Milburn nf Louisville, 'A* — A Kv., prominent Southern edurstor h»< called upon the nation'* school a to *top whst V# de*erlbed a* "thl* prrtrnre of education" and atop offering "baby f i»d ” to Hu drnt*. "Th * education*! honevrroon !* over and it* time for teacher* to become awarr of the fact* of liv­ Mid. 'Mother la the name of Cod In the lip* and hrarta of preaident of tha Smrthe-i \jan. of College* and Second!ry School*. Milburn told the doth aryiual con. vrntion of th* association Tu-aday that the averag# Amern in child it fir behind tha Engluli or European younfiter tn tb* iimeM grade In reading, writing and arithmetic. little children.’ " BOTTLED GAS $6oo rtR 109-LB. C Y L I N D E R NO IN S T A L L A T IO N CHARGE SANFORD GAS CO 210 K. FIRST ST, Almosteveryoneappreciates the best, N ew King-Size T he w orld’s most fam ou s bottle, by fa r . .. F o r the p au se th at refreshes, . w herever you a r e . . . . ____ F o r a kin g-size thirst,' . it's m ighty nice, ~*7 Ju st right, too, ’ \ fo r "tw o w ith ice1 O N E N IG H T O N L Y AUSPICES BRMlNOl.a HIGH SCHOOt. BA N D B E N E F IT BAND F U N D SEM INOLE H- S. A U D . ■emae eUata u n l i i i i I COC OhA vCOMPANY IT ■k ',rA-C it A A e• �* E ht TO U R NEWSPAPER DEFENDS TOUR RIGHT T O ENOW I # a n te fo ■ AN FVvtnbllahed IBM O I,t!M E X L V I IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A ir m ilfc NEW KPAPE* Weather Parti* cloud*- (fowl* rivinr temper allies thrnii-h datiirdiv. High Inday 74 to 71. Low tonight M I* M. * F R ID A Y , D E C E M B E R 2, 19M A M N i i l r i l IV m Lrnwrri W ir t N 't. M I . Seminole Road Funds Uncertainty Develops In Sheriff's Offi ce | The atntji of tha Sheriffs Of* --------------------------------— — — — — f'.-e, in Seminole County, had not i • I I I • Rolarians To Hear changed.<no<mtoday. Capt. R. Jackson Al Noon Luncheon i America Is Hearing Guilty Plea IsEntered Miniature Santa Captures Hearts Of Many People A miniature Santa Clau* who cap lured the heart of practically every perron who came to Sanford In ace the Chmtma* Parade Wcdnevday ua> one of the mam topic* of do 1cut.iun at yevtrrday't noon lunch­ eon mcelins of the Seminole Conn ly Jrn. c » hamber of Commerce Jiv.-Tr* received »o mtnv ftvor able comment* from hundred* of people, they all pitched in to pur­ chase a gift for the young man who fi.inirhnl laugh*, thiill*, amt prat*r throughout Ibe parade route David brohne. five-yrar old ron uf Wally Krohne. will receive a 1.11 from Fd Hunt, rnauni.o of Ih-r J a y r e e (h n i.m ii Parade Committee today, io reward him foi In* tmuvual liny float hi* alitli ly l> pedal hi* way through thi ten gilt of ihe ptrade, tnd for hi* manner in which he greeted the [crowd* The young*tcr would pedal and wave, twtvtng from *ide to tide to that hi* greeting* could In­ tern by all. Other hutinc**. at yesterday'* no u Jaycec luncheon meeting dealt Carol Nutt compete* for Shrine with the forthcoming Mai fair Inn Pnw| title tonight (Staff Photo) Open, and the cooperation that could be extended for the event. The Jaycrew alto heard from Ihe Sanford Grammar School cheering •ert.nn a* they vintrd the club urging their allendtnre at ihe Pea­ nut Bowl game Inflight at the San­ ford Memorial Stadium. Mrs. Lee Fillmon Charged With Act V*s !■ f.iroistl n vs is filed In th* ■ -rs’c r‘o .((e Fl-i's'* Offic# •I . mrs -': e rba-ploe Mr* V 1 r# i bnuir a foi n-f employe of (he -*• .in-' r ( oiintr RivaH l>epart* e-n, with e n h c o l l r g over $ ;,« Prill. However, .Mayor Denver C u r-‘ * •‘ell » » i wearing hit badge de.-gnating him at Sheriff in view of the committion he m r u r d in Tallahas.ca yesterday at noon. the Hanford women, who lisee Governor l.eioy Collin* pvcjcnte.1 : (on -To .th Wilfow tse , arpesrthe Mayor v^lth hia Commiafion ,<t this morning to h-*r the in* and »aid, "You were leieetrd for 'vumatmn and to plead guilty b#s America, from one end of It fothc C.pt. Robert W. Jark>on, com­ the Important poiition at Sheriff ie Judge \ »*s«r ( ailton. other, ii hearing and teeing San manding officer of Sinford Ni'-al of Seminole County not I'cauae t islet!t siai unraithrd m* Auxilary Air Itation, will be the you are a friend of mine, hut be­ ford and Seminole County av it • • ?1». thi* v,-«r and au'litnra m in i v r i h i : S A N T \ re.VUH David Krohne, f* year* aU, a* he gu#*4 aprakrr at Ihe regular week­ cause of youe teputalion in the paste* tn reveiew on film. wc.r ra'ted in to verify th# amount (vro sts h i* wn«- •»n hi* toy trm lor afong the paia-fo t*. *■- \\, me*romiminily for character, integri­ The ftflrin minute movie a a* tak­ v d Ihe le m of the e iihenlenient. ly meeting of the Sanford Rotary dav afternoon. lie wa* th* center of attiaition. tSlaff Pi ty. and ability. You are not be­ en in Sanford and Seminole County Slate's XMarrir) Murray Ov»e* Cub, Monday noon at the Yacht holden to any individual or indtvi* •Irrel scad |he Info’ matinn ti* Club. Capt. Jackaon, a native of a number of monlhi ago through Harriiburg. Penna. wav appoint* dual*, but you are beholden to all the effort! of the Seminole County M * F'llmon before Judge Cart*d to the IT. S Naval Academy. of the people of Seminole County '»> |i . e.id. in nart. “ On October Annapolis, Md . from the State of end the Stale of Florida, and only Chamber of Commerce and it now -l*. L'V' a-ut on diverse dare* h#. Wl*e«i«tn in m i . At a Midship- to them, to do a fin* Jnh of #n- hemg circulated among TV nation* rw.er. Oct. I. I l ' d and Oct. 2 «, Sheriff tiat. “ You have perfect man, be participated tn wreitling travel and civic group* in every t> ' N lee Fltlmnn being then and awimming. Graduated and forcing the law." an.| there th# agent, clerk, servant section of the country. tommiaaioned Ensign In June The Governor told the new According to the “ Sem-O-Gram" arid employe nf thr Board of Conns ]*M, he subsequently advanced in freedom to conduct the office you M Cniumlaafotrei s of Reruinot# Semlnnl* Cnuntv'* S-P P iy rerank, attaining that of Captain, to are e.tuming and at you »e. fit P°hll»h»d by Ihe Chamber of tomi oimty, did then and th»r# uftfaws cord wa* niaried yetteiday hy date (haa July I, 1931. (Coat:nurd Page Eighti mere*, the film hat been thown. 'ully emh#ul# a d frait Icntly eoas or# acrtdenl that miraculoutly did Ha taw aerviea on hoard the tinea February of thii year, to TV veil to h»r own use rerlain money not rlaim a fatality. T 'U Peaoalyvanla. tha rss Enter* of the said Board of County Fonts Tha accident occur red on We»* audlrncri, and rivie and travel prita and at tha Naval Air Station missioncr# of Srmlnol# CourtTs First Si. shortly before It o'clock groups m Text*. Michigan. Alaba­ at Key Weal. Following hia tour h !a . to wit; two ihotnand an# yeslciday morning. ma, Mmoun, Georgia and Trnnvy. af duty ai Executive Officer on hundred and seventy **T#n and According tn the Sanford Police board the CSS Yorktown, he at* lvania. mi lih) dollars, lawful money af Department report, the r farh aumed command nf Composite lb# I oiled Ktatea of America of Alto publtciiing Sanford and Sem­ was at the Intersection of Mrs! Squadron Eleven In Marrh of IBS4. th# vatu# of TJ.177IW, th# fim F-r«t Hi and Persimmon Ave. Moonshine W hiskey inole County Ii tha new brochure In May, lass, he became Com* V+TiV "f Mrmttin!# I'mint?. K!orii|*t X l»M podge truck and trailer, which hat been received by Ihe The fic»t Christma* Show vpon minding Officer nf the Naval Poured Into G utter parkrti on West First SI and 12 sored ti) Ihe S.ini-n-t Fcilrraterl « puTitifa] •uMiriiitin of th# Btat# AuxINary Air Station here. Seminole Counly Chamber of t orn inchc* off Ihe highway, wa* darn- (Jardcn ('tub lih ihe thrmp. of Florida. * better description Little would one know tha “ San­ hi addition to the Air Medal and Offtct.l. ye.lerd.y made further merer. Supplir.he. e been forwardBy Order Of Judge agnl only (lightly when the trailer “ lei's Keep the Spirit nf Christ of which sa»f money hemg to i«s ford Shrine Club Queen", chosen to the Navy Unit Commendation „ Rib­ the1plant to handle the Immense £ »• Stale Welcome hitch was bioVen Fstlnialr-I dam­ Moonshine whi*kev flowed free ma*." will he held al Ihe May talc tonvrant unknown, and which laid bon, Captain Jackaon hat the 1crowd* that will he attending the Station on the nortda-Ueorgia line re retent the local Shrine Club in Medalage wa* USThe driver was i'inInn. tomorrow, pec 1 Irnm 1 t-v uiuisey fame into the pnste*«|o|% ly yetterdey. a* I either llobby, on the “ Shrino Bowl Queen" compel American Helens# Service of the said V Le# Fillmon " „ Med Med- «livnoo (ha Aaialae-Paeiftf Campaign S « » PGA “ Mayfair Inn Open" in tha north All Inquirer* from£ from the ilfon tonight in Coco*. h*» an pyt! F ^ r * from Count* Judge F -n r-l i4* Jarnr* Mnvon. a 17-vcat o'd tn |< m anti Sunday, Per. 4 from Oveislceet told Judga t'arltmx merhanle of Orlando. The tr;.-k I 1.1 I p . m tl with two hftmie .tar, ( l i en- ^ * inn|nai ^ _ ^ L*n'' rW’ nU^ , 1l nite.l St*tc. and foreign roimlr.e* Infection that .he *«>,. " I hope *it| J'J 1' 1[ . th»i Ih# former omplny# of 5 arti|s wa* facing east vshen it was hit Awards mil be nude with rili lug* of the il'eral fluid into the throughout Ihe week. gagemeatf); the Amtriean Cam will receive one nf the brochure*. I*e gone by game lln** tonight *' A IBAh Chevrolet tedan. travel- linn dev ignat Ions as follow v: blur nol# County had not employed Manager PTank Mebane Jr.. nf along tvtth tUUtUcal mformalion ■aln Medal; the World War II ______ 'U-Ol Seminole tewer. Carol Nutt, ll-yearold Spectator* gathered about to get Ing east on Wert Flrrt St., anti for first, red for second, vello* counsel Howaver sh# did an*w»r Victor* Model; the W Mnyfolr In* and. do# Raker. uf U.C Central Florida City and High School Junior. TRid head mak|taE lar\jpA ,nr *“« bonoraWr “ru tU y • »ss tha Inf.omatlon filed _______ airman of the recruiting County, lorette In the Corps of Major. He*, a whif nf th# ill «m«lllni wtmkey. driven hy Fianl Iro Pampter. .14 inrntiun Nineteen flic gallon Jug* of the thr* niomfnr. rt'onlrnued na Page F.lghtl Servic* Medal; Ihe United Na and tupervuing of marthal* foe the wa* rhmten to rrt<r*rni Ihe local mon»hine whl»key were ronftiral According In the progium srhr* Judge Farlton ordered a p r « bora tervire Medal and Ihe Phil­ golf event. Mid that the two elite Shrine flub in th* beauty conical ed la*t May T near Forest City, dulr released ycslenl.vv, a tr1 •enlenre Investigation whleh wag ippine Liber aNoe Ribbon with two group* will lake part tn the handc-ilnr will tm awarife-i the best • Igge-trd hr the Rtate’i Attorney, when a *tlll w-a* de*lroved which hl. •tar*. making project for club fund*. The R. W cnz To Appear 'n^,r The “ Shrine Bowl Queen" w»H be allcdgedly was owned by Kdgar blue rililmn w iriiu r irt biuh hurli r'ar lion Irwtisnted Prputy S h r r i 'f He la M arried In ihe former Sanford Kiwanlt flub and the Sem- Q — C o f C P r O f l F O m telected tonight al I W Jurt ahead ".luninr" Chaudeon and Vernon eiiltnce att'l jrti<dh- arruiicemrols '(organ MrCblland to notify Rot* Cuthartae E . Campbel of Cleve­ mot* County Junior Chamber of le of kickoff lime at Cocoa, and the Stacy. t w o vwecpvlaki- piilr* will tie C r a o im l n r , Ihe Investlgr.tor as. land Height* and they have four Commerce are cooperating. Another aiiLi who will apn-nr entire group of vnung heaulie* will Another of Ihe fueg.tllnn jug* awarded fur the greatest number Crie*l to aurh i» < » « . |o osaV# th# children- Elisabeth lee, Cather­ Chairman Baker laid, "(he mar- "n tha Sominotr County < hamber apmhrr appearance during of moon'hme was confiscated of blue nhtions in ai rangeuicnl* pie,enteric# «urvcy, ine Ljraa. Sharon Diane and Rob­ thala are bcln* *et UP w* that they l »f Commerce Annual Meeting pro- ha|fIlrrr. and hurtirllllurf divisions In ca-e from J P. Paul, according to Hob Tlie ?anford svomarr was rata**ert Wood* Jack ton Jr. Arrlaimrd as (be outstanding re. r>f a ti», m l ntibsiiv will be ruuntwill be working tn thiHa of aa many gram nest Tue.day night at th* Th# Seminole Huh School mlta. by who then earned Volusia ed 'nto her own custody until th# Me appearare al th* local Ro­ a* IS or more." Mayfair fun haa hern annownwd. who lh, , ) t mfriliufl ye*- Counly authoritir* In Ostrrn where Ilgloiis picture of our times the rd i.ldered Investigation I* mad#. tary Club will be in observance full ler-ittb motion pirtue *-(’hrisl Robert "Bob" Went, local opera- terday, wa* (ovial about the whole pr ohlaine.l tl tsteen ribthini will hr given out “ Puli#* of Ihe Marthal*," ex­ Rosed of Comml**|on Chairman of the lean Annlvartary of Pearl lug The king1 * wiM t^ *bowti In t 1--landing eshitul, in th, n-in corn tor of tt>e Fountain Lodge Motet. Hunt, but *he »a* following docAn unidentified (n r salloo plained Mebane. will be In control !' ho Mrlsrh, present In th* eourl Harbor which enmaa nn Pec T and along Frmrnole High School Suditoilut.l pctilive classes. and voir# and dance ttudlo In tor'* («deri to the letter, *n that nf “ buck" »a » He*lrovrd too,,, » hen lb# information wa# will hear on the defrni* of our the huge crowd* culling the tour­ Pcl^nd, will do impreviiationa «he might be read) for the eotnf»'- with Ihe "while lighlnlng " *n the evening fw<-. in Itulra f*sr the first t hristmav '•ad and the fornr#r #mploy# nament, thv individual crowd* fol­ country. The 109 gvllonv [votiring into Ihe Ii h I|) Ih> shown under (be Show are as fidlna s I VII entries and novelty arrangement!. tition thu evening Surrounded by lowing the malchea, the parking of pb-a.le.t “ gu lllv ". tal.l that “ Mr*. Wen* originally atudlrd for C)e drop*, mrstl-mev . poultiroa, gutter alongside toe Semlrwilc [ ijirc-( *imusnr*tdp of the Sctninnlr mu I t>e In place bv tl a m I t ' e I I’mon s*i!| m*V# reilllutlon of aulomohflef. and »upervlilng to ««« tha: everyone h it a ticket In the eonrert »tyle mu*le under t.oui* cold cinlhv and lowelv, Ml<« Null County Jail made ijuilr a stream High School lUnd. with the pi-*- 1 7 Lnlrie* mas not lie removed •le moors- allcg, | tn hav* h#en .reels going to the hand fund with brfofr I p m Pei I J. Until-* Stabo of New York City. At t l »*id, "fon t th * tomethmg and running into ihe searr. which umfnim* are financed, in- mud be removed bv l t a m Pee f prbt.xled ’’ he wa* very mur* in demand for with ju»l on# day to get nd of It I* understood, hut not ccti* Raker *wplained. "We don't have stnimenlr are Lough!, and planned V. I Vn evhibiinr is *1! 'Wr,i nnlv playing popular mu.ie, start'd In tt." REM OTE CONTROL!.KD *Q Hie people wa need. *a yet. but trip* paid for. one entry in each class, i No firnrol. that torn# of th# money danc# Improrliationa, and then — ---------— TRAIN TRIP MADE w »• replaced today aed other pays the retponi* hi* been very good to Majestic In tta them#, awe-lnspic- material nn (lie t fond* t enser I-ARC1IMON T N V fu-Sevenly ing in ila dignity and alrnplr vatmn list permitted ever pi in nienl* will b# nr»d* until tha r n . far.“ five perrons look a rule yesterday to tt* calm beauty, Ibe film »n be educational division. tir# amount I* returned to county Vehan* Mid. "Th li la the flnit nn what was termed the firstr e shown I* »n# recommended for the fund*. tournament nf thi* kind tr* Central * l arr will he evrrcl-cd tn promnte controlled train trip in thi* whole family. This (• the ••cord tfora fo mod. Florida and the marthal* will have rhestra. veni arridrni nr damage nf any f- R> Mann, a Lake Monro# country. ero history that fund* of th# an ununtaly important job teaching ft i* th» greatest .lory of love kind but tile Sanford Garden Club He later got Into th* * W hu*l- PUnt " ut • fh*fk The group, mostly officials of land sacrifice ever l»M of thr Ilf-*. will not assume liability tor < roinly has# hero #mh#it!ed. Some » i the bitted figure* hi the th* rititon bow to follow *uch a ness where he placed danre and ieday. leavtnr lha name t-lenk. a* th* New Haven e world wife he tn Sanford to Mg event." llavcn Railrnid, Rsdro.d. made a t r , u, rw1lon (lf „ „ damage in property or pci«on: 7. tap routine. Hi* flrrt show wa. h*' e^ntHhutlon toward erecting Mayfair Inn'a IIS.000 PGA The National Guard it rooperat- “ lilt The Peck". Wen* studied * memorial on County Property KVmile round Inp hetu!-on here t,tr ..rw| T.evr-1 and Savior. J r . m The Handbook for Fltiwrr Shows. rles,rs a ir open |r, vnv amatruP Golf Tournament. ant Rve. N Y Ir * self.pronetled th rirt which #vrn tlie tmallert National luunril of Stale Garden gardener; III. Srele of points for mg. taid Vehane, by fiirni«htng the The higged golf tournament to walkietalkiei and pertonnel to han­ and was under the dlr-ctlnn of '»*'"*• »"< iorlude all name, of. rail ear which w»* opr«ted with 1child will understand. \\ith i u o t- Clubs. Inr , will be mcil hr evtii- mdgmg hoth horticulture and *r. "f ,i" f , ,h* Si'*" electromc* equlp",*,nt set up on a standing voire*, it I* indeed a plr- Int-sr• and ludgrt at aulhordy; •ielic arrangement rljs.es « i i ; h* ever hit Central Florida, will aover dle them an that th* rluh hou*e -Jean M.lton, a director for dance ! ish Arrcr.can War. station platform here ( lure that will be rerneinlwred for a t urrrrl labels ate iei|iitsleil on thi.# given in Ihe ILmdhork fop an entire week of fetlivitiei end will be m conitant touch with the • „• i i j ji. Mann *aid today, "1 In 1942 Went produced and d ir- . . ... . The event wa* described a* a long time by those who at boft t-till'I r« elhltill* A rani slum t lower Show s aietekre to alert on Monday, Dec. whole court# and th* unofficial i ,k . i. L| , L •i,, i thmlfhl thi* over and the menior. . , , , . nothin! mor than i dcmim.tr*■ tend the showing. ing list of [dant materials used In I I with lh« awarding nf the Var- aenra hoard will he up-lfl-the-mlniite reetet In* show * v\ arkl In huakl* ial should he pared near th* W t P I I I P N \l I t M 'U . N H T N IHwv, Ms# railroad .* mg it Si* nn Tirkrl* are n»w on sale and are arrangement, should be form bed don Trophy and the announcement ai tn how lh«- play la progre.stng f|,r **’• »""ed force*, and after County Court House.’’ o'.nd th# military rampi, of the biggeit money winner of the and who tha leader* are at an |inif*o P S I*AGE R I G H T The lake Monro* grower *■%• (dins for aurh operatm nf regular available from any memlwr of the by eihihilor — card In hr clipped lo the enlry card; 9 Competitive - building and project . 1 that other rlvte minded citixen* iratna. ' Semi nolo High School Band, Ml year. hour of th* day. t builnet* in North .loin him In making thi* memorial Already alated In be In Sinford The Mayfair Inn manager .aid deve'o for the Mayfair Inn Open, will he that Col S. G. Harrtman wUI be Carolina. p os-lld#. Pan Topping, owner of Ih* New in chart* of the unnffirlal tenraIt |i Important that the memory Then, in I9M be came to Flori­ York Yankee*. Fred Hutchiron. board aa wyll a* uutruciing the da and entered hia praicnt bu*i- -f our veteran* he emhlaxed on a fitting memorial where everyneat. S h r n ' * r n ! r o r ^ S e ^ N e w ' Y o rV •* «r»» From Went I* president of th# PtLand or# ran view them and recall th* war* that have Involved thla un­ .“ “ i n . l i b b - n : Civic Muaic Aaeoelatlan. of the New York Giant', .prowling*ra,r,J,,ta Uk# *W ' ion and tha young men who pro­ minor league Farm Svdem. all tected M. playing in the iourntment. M ann did not *uggavt any com ­ mittee . o r orgam iati on, hut sugDie announcement wai made gel ted that It b# dona Immediately. jeiterday by Lee Armdrong. Mayfair Inn'a Seminole Cnuntr Club Pro. Armtfrong aald that Joe DiMtgpo will be here for the touraametrt but only ai a ipertamr. Nubkefl. according to Armttrong. will arrive aometime Monday to play e few round*. Driver** Lle#i»«# DlvUlmt. DepartDie rourie la beginning tn fake •nrnt « f Tuhlte Bafcty, revotkad At# 1 an the appearance of a green tar­ drtv#r'* He##*#, in ft#pfomh#f. iuget tar Um event with rewind irerded 3M and canrelad IT. keeper* buifly it work putting In th# »*m# period nf tim# the •r**2 n ’ ne detail tn complete Parol# Com minion rw4urn#d M ! with r#«lrtrtima. Her# ire th# aetymi relative fo [driver'* be#**#* Hi f*mu>o1# Coun­ ty: Sanford— Eu|*n« WgfHw, John Taylor, Clironc* Wdliami. Willi* AlaxmiwUc WIIIIm m , rerokad. Ort#do— Gtdton Idowtry. Tc# Jay I Pattlafoot, rid urn*d hy Hw Parole -| .Commlaoioit with rM trlgtin*. Loagwood— Harold Bap#r Jnckwn | MOOS T1 A W A W N D N E D galVm* af IK*n #1 o M A t f * • * t Kofcby. Deputy Rb»#1ff Morgna McF1aR#nd, theywly Khartff J«W| AMP MM IA W |M I J r luapeoded; Lak# M try— Eugene th# *#wwy y#at#eday na Sheriff Luther Hnhhv *mpti*d t l Jug* of I B««»*tA. nod Ear# #nid**ttft*4 ualea# #1 tt* Ofluty Jail. (M l #■* t i Mtnktl* durtaff th* i i Scott G n M lo Ij, fowlkad. i cenfiM&UO o i i i i U m toto tfeo tutu*. ( U f t «• Mght) m m *t ' FHotaQ Of Seminole County From Film Reviews S-D Day Record Is Marred By Accident Garden Club Text Is To Keep Spirit Of Christmas Alive Miss Carol Nutt To Represent Local Shrine Club Tonight Officials Make Plans To Handle Crowds Al Tourney Religious Picture Said Outstanding Some Big Names In World Of Sports To Be In PGA Play SS7 lo Mann Gives Check vSl.-i:-. For Vet Memoriol r &. r'l.r.JJ?’"* “• September Sees 910 Licenses Revoked; 93 Are Returned kJ .t � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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 01, 1955 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 01, 1955. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 01, 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/bee3bf6d2dc2095a86394c3227ef7414.pdf f1b7df7380e048d416918a9ef97eb64f PDF Text Text BLOUSES CUFF LINKS TIE CLASP Bv Hickok, tie ham. cuff links, Indlvittml jijiTo or sets. Stud sets in red »>r hip k. Key chains & money dips. Cotton and nylon, they’ re the topi of the lemon, our blouses. . . in styles that range from trim and tailored for day to very glam­ orous for evenings. Bui* now for Christmas, SPORT COATS Fine pin wale corduroy, worsted, or blend* of cashmere. Also all leather suede. iMcCregor and Goodall. jfl\ SPORT SHIRTS You're so right to give him Bt'UKi SHIRTS, by such well known names as Arrow, McGregor, Botany. Ginghams, wnsh & dry cotton, woolens, corduroys & blends. Plaids, figures or We've a dream world of the pret­ ties possible slips . , in a delight­ ful variety of ityles. 4 .9 8 -1 4 .9 5 SOCKS All one size, "Ono size fits e v e r y ImmI)-” by Phoenix o r Ksquire. Solid colors, S t r i p e s , Clocks & Argyles. BELTS Belt A Buckle Sets. Belts, all leather. Buckles in gold plate or sterling with gold inlaid. 1.50- 5.50 SLIPS t GOWNS By Sans Soud, Van Raalte, soft warm pastel colors, red. black or whlta. Tailored or very dainty lacy atylea. 5.95 - 24.95 ROBES Soft warm fleecy quilted rohes^ that givaa you frills without chilli. 10.95 -19.95 BWcr nylon robe*, they're charm­ ing, they'ra frivolous and they’re eo very practical. SUITS f By BOTANY BOO, Tailored by Daroff. Flannels, gabardines or worsted. All suits in the newer shades including Char-Brown, Char-Grey, A suit is n gift most llkelv to succeed. 14.95 - 24.95 SWEA TER S . * Majestic, Jantcer, all wool, orlon. orloa A cashmere blends. CAN-CAN PETTICOATS 4.98 - 24.95 Beautiful jeweled sweaters. All colors and styles In can-can petticoats. SWEATERS 10.95 -12.95 8.95 • 9.95 McGregor Sweater's O r io n new puff, new luxury, new colors. Wnsh without care and dries in an instant. Size Sfi-42. By Arrow r,*'*n Wembley. HANDBAGS 1.50-5.50 Handsome handbagi for the holidays and after. AH leather, eordae, faille, crepe de sheen and velvet "We've got Christmas in the beg.” SLACKS Botany brand slacks. Woolens A blends. Hew shades, all sizes. 9.95 -17.95 1 9 8 .2 4 1 5 JEWEL CA S E S A perfect Christmas gift for someone on your list 1J0 • 12.95 BOYS' SUITS CHILDREN'S DRESSES Blend of wool A nylon, wrinkle reals, tent durable, smartly styled. Ages 4-7. Christinas Urns, school time or party time little girl's love lo dress up. We've dresses, Jumpers, blouses made for quality, priced for value. 6.95 - 12.95 BOYS' JACKETS Leather Jackets, tailored from selected horse hide leather. A vet 6 - 1 2 -------- 1195 A g n H - 2 0 ______19.95 HATS John B. Stetson hate in all the styles and colors. S ise ltt-C . 10.00 - 12.95 - 15.00 198 up JEWELRY Bracelets, necklaces, earr i n g s to compliment every outfit PANTIES Rayon and nylon, trim. �TOOK W«oHier m srtfU Sty* MFUIDS TOOK RIGHT TO KNOW! H a n fo rd • t ii! AiXv ntNmD rEvr K nN r vP rE VnrinDAILY r v r ST n -W S P A T E K giM F O B T ll EaUhHahcH 1WA ■— ■a c— — VOLU M E X L V I Voi*D f»tr iw (Iihi*J tald •b»<siirh Thur«ds». Frost nr treat­ ing lemneratures a«sy from toast tonight. F L O R ID A W E D N E SD A Y ."N O V E M B E R Y o T T ? ^ No. 329. ’W illiams' R e s ig n a tio n ^ ^ ” Stevenson Goes Into Effect Today started i t " j Th* resignatott of R e p Williams Jr. beI comes * « d*> as he vt.ps down from his elective office of «*minol# County Representative t« 1 tix# Yolj* A. r e s a* e . n ft t s | f* ’ Dr. Bayne Driscoll To Speak Sunday :X2Z!r?22rsz Support Is Urged; At Christian Church ' Attorney in the Ninth Judicial Di»- Dr. Bayne E Driscoll, Still­ water, Okie , an expert in com­ prehensive evangelism who head* the current stmultsncouv evangclistie crusade sponsored b> Flori­ da Christian Churches. i> expected to preach at tha First Christian Church here Sunday cicht. The three mnn'hs campaign will come to a climax on Drcmon Day, Dee. U. The goal or the local church ia 31 new members by that date; and 22 nf them hate already been received. Men's, women's and couple » teams hue made many friendly calls in recent weeks. Dee 4 has been deiignatrd at Kickoff Sunday. A commit­ ment service will be held in the aaeetuary at the Sunday School hour for classes from th« Junior age up An instruction meeting for teams nd esllert will be con­ ducted at 1 p w. by Pastor Parry L Stool. Thrjce eights et evsngehsUe n ilto Uon are scheduled (or Monday through Wednesday, Dee. S-T, at |:Jf) p m The sis teams will be divided into two groups with a major aver each: Mr« Harry Falk keadug the youth division; and Mrs. Oscar T. Pearson heading tka adult division. The caller* will be served supjer al the church by CWF groups, as follows Monday. Croup One. Mrs J. W. Knight, Chairman; Tue-day. Group Two, J in . B. M. Williams, chairman; and Wednesday. Group Three. Mrt. Lester Tharp, chairman. Callers o**du>g babysitter* will be aided by Hurley Morgan, Syl­ via Feartoa. Sarah Alice NiUlsek •ad levtrly Evana. Volunteer typists In ronoeetKin with the campaign Include Mrs. Chandler Vail, IV>n*td F. Tucker and Mra. Pal Caus. Impressive baptismal services are slated for the nights af Dee. 4 and II. Lait week the electrical wiring of the sanctuary wa* altered w> a* la enable it in carry a heavier load with safety. Ob Monday, Dee. 11, the annual •ongregabooxl meeting will be bald. Rfporta will be heard and Bern Qffireri for tenure* of one and N o years will be elected The aew member* who have come into the church will be honored. A special event ia act (or Sun­ day, Dec. II, when the choir, un­ der the direction of Jay M. Wal­ ter. wti present a Christmas Canlata, "Chimes of the Holy Night" (HoRm ). atfompsn'cd at the or­ gan by Jfn. N. V. farmer. A Ortetmaa play "Star of ■ape" win be given on Monday Bight, Dee. II. followed by a "white gif*# ter the King" service At the close a Christmas parly will be given for the ehildrvn of Rt* Sunday School. The party com­ mittee la composed of Mrs. G. A. Ktblaek. Mrs. Bartow Hinson Jr., and Mra. W. H Young Raymond Mills, missionary to Fart quay, South America, wall show pictures of his work in that field. Friday, Dee. JO, at a district meeting sponsored by the local fellowship R*p William* i f n jr 'd from his office hy letter to fecretarr of $•»*♦ F A Grey He did not g« to. Tallahassee a. originally planned h-ranae of the pres'uro of busin»»s here In „*nfotd. In rasigning from tha position av R*pr»*ant*tive, Williams will become A'sittant Stele s Attorney effective tomorrow. He also sent hta rjualifratlon papers to Feeratary* of State Gray bv mall. The Commission ram nj the State Reprasentative to tha Ninth Judicial Circuit Office and in h*. comlnp rffectiva tomarrow will place Williams in the portion ax .an . assistant in State's. Attorney K P rlfU ll D O W IG U IIIII U U Ifl U ftfflC V U IIIV r r A f l 11 OiJDCOCj Hf CHARLIE MORRISON ,W o , d ftotarian.. at their „ ( f Uy m**t)ng Monday n<*«n it On- y Mj,{ d u b , heard an excellent, inspirational talk K a rounp past district governor rf Rotary Interrj,tionwl. en appeal fnr support ->f the Teanut Rowl pame to be playFriday night and a poem ('em the pen (actually from the tjpewriter) of an unknown author. Young Mac Selvidee. sixth grade pupil nf the Sanf-ird Gram­ mar school, made a stirring appeal for Fotrary support of the foot bell games to be pl*v«d Fiidev ,, . J . n„ rmn, night *t Memorial Stadium in fine hi. primary dutif. to Brevard ylif t»imrd tha Peanut and Seminole Countiea. Rnwl affair. The youngster made a tplendid presentation and was ac­ corded an ovation by hi* lidetiets, A bevy of cute leenag* cheer leaders gsva s sample of tha school spirit that wll ha in evtdenca at th« itediim Friday night. President William IKill I Bush Jr. r#ad »h* following mmmuniraH* tien:—• "Deer Mr. Bush:— W know men aren't Interested herein hu t s have plannvd a •even Seminole County prison­ p ee lunch and would Ilk* to have ers were turned aver ia Orange you fellows come and cat with us. County authorities this morning So, please read thi* at your rest to serve their prison sentences la meeting, (signed) Phylu Chapman, Orange County work camps. president. Be!* Sigma Phi". So Thnia turned over hava been President Bill read on:— sentenced to M day s nr more and Y# Wilt! We have a wonderful u In compliance with standing (fear Ye! Heir Ye! And ttvlen instruction* by the Board of Semi­ tale to tell! Beta Sigms Phi Is nole County fommiistoners who . , . „ made th. agreement with Orange » " n'"r »***;•*■ Ha* ( tear, inviting everyone. R al) have all sort* of nirt things to tell. The agree menI was ana: a|itriiirin — madt aartvite with «w.»aa j _.. , ... , Orange County autbomiet since ' Semmole County doe* not have mora to tell. From 12 00 to 1 :10 . a Intteh will b* 'aold. tha ficilitie* for work camps nr • " Ia With 'V ,n lot* ,V snd Supervisor*. le‘ * *f good food, wt ti told. W# Seven Prisoners Will Serve Terms In Orange County, Th* Atlanta Coast U m Rail­ road will msusuta*.* ita 19W-JA W:-ter seasonal paiwer.ger ttsln servi. e effective Dec. IS. according to anno.mremant of t~ T. Kheppxrd. T’rVet Afer.t h»ra. when lb« Miamian, ard Florida special will U added to the fleet of year round train* p -n being operated between the l ast and Florida. Including the Wr.t Crttt rv-ampion. East Coa-r i *mp on, Havana Spaetal and Evergtadei. Tha s-beliii# of the West Coast rh.vt.'i l,m I’er-inial favorite ef travelers In rcnttal and est coast Flori-ls. will h» considerably Im­ proved with an arrival time In Sanford of 11,50 a rr Southbound ,md departnre time of S SI* p. m. Northlxvir-i beior p-oyided. This train will provide through eoaeh ,nd slren-s car t.rvtre from New York to Sanford, Tampa, Sarasota, Fort Mvera and Naples. Th-> llavara Special will con­ tinue to servi e the Carolina#, C.eorc-, end Florid*, with sl»vpf t r , nr»'*t*d b**wc»n New York end Miami. Tamra. It. , rd aim Mween Wa.hlns*0". Di . and Otl*odo and between Jack­ sonville and Fort Myera. The Co**! J -«• will be the wttly iout# to op*’ *te veasonel winter passenger tram service between the east end Florida. TXU.AHASSEE JV-Judg* Hugb M Taylor of the 1 -ooct C-*uniy Cir­ cuit Court hay tinder *dVtsement the question of Gov rollma’ eligi­ bility to *eeV re rlrtllon neat year, TUniCmAV*r■! «whether T» but It it I» Is P problematical he will sn.wrr at this hm». Although he heard *ltarn»y» ae- ,7 . J ^ »u" OtieHioa tor three iwirs Citizens Greet CandidaTe Southern Tour Pleases Adlai t *'si si.s o f t>* ’* Jel Fighter Piiinc ‘ Crashes In Alaska fr ■IX th# Itttia Cornelia Skinner Is Here Tomorrow W ban alage star Tori Fkinnr app- «i t « ,■ solo ch» s -n ,k.i of her lull lenu'h -1" unseen rast of *up|> may tenga from one number. •’Bets me they ur* lnsi»iti|e tri the su-tiee, . • r-irporcsl sense doesn’t mean list they aten't real, fle-h and t-.... l mar «rd women to n " >lin • i „l,».<>»• ” t ••rr’ • . n oii.i I them every bit n m 1 '.u ' ' Recent Additions To City Library Full 01 Interest Rv>V» r tiv pla-'-d «n *ho »h<*lvB» f»f ( b Sanford D'lhlic |J* hrrry are Atma'V, •Exploring Life", Anderron, "AndcF. It.sHlu man's Gulsie"; Ann-11 , *Tr*ctlca! Industrial ) ectronira" It'd inn, "Broken Shield llirren, "Th« I'nrv>nsidere(l''; Bl*. Vhum. ’ The Sierra~ Bison Itrafvlon. "The . . Gseeft I'urd” Brown, "M ‘'ilufdsr (,re»n I’-.rd ; Brown. u '.i ,(nm -„mrt tn , ,„„■• , ................. n ta i«'fi ' t utrirr • |1 cw>k of i>f Skin the. r«mp Cornpie'o ,q 1f . BDising";: Castle. Csstlr "KoiaiiA ChipD.nng ■■i; r-.,, man, p a• n j* r tr - ri t« y man. "Living ''Llying I> Davis, "Th« Gttit I* pilin''; K |i p, Iklckrnt, "W ind* >1 Fair, “ BmtnUin Wirk “ Amari'-a, It* History «i I P pia", Fowler, ‘ t *rel»,t i‘*-.pie", (■araem, "The Highway-man"; f.t* ham. "Audel’a Carpenter • and FATBB.tNKS, Alssk* F - * JW fighter plane rrs.hed nn l.kenff utte a mw of house, yeslardl). killing an animated II to tt P~» pi*, poatlhly more # At laaat eight were topwed Rearing along a lew feet ahova Iha ground at an estimated IV) mite* in hoar, th* FM plowed into Iha Aral nf »tt aighl-smil butldlngi used to tsnus* Eielson Atr Force Base personnel and Ihelr families Ksa aparlmant unit waa virtually demolished a* the plane eiploded Part* of «t. Ha ternnhing* and the plan* m»«*d over the twrvblnch an * ante to* ntb*r fiv# house. Tha tremendous impsrt apartment furl lark, hurtling "Insldo A f ri' a . 1nr ,u> . loni.; „ ^ | n> ■, llh \j , , tfu,rhinson. ’ Th. F’ opmother , K,o*. ’-Fmlilng Nehel’ ; K . ifrr*o, -An Appe • Day"; hjrigaaid. •■Tha Lost Warm"; K» . - ‘ . "Am orlran Woman'* N» > F <>. podi* of Horn* |w oral. -i '; l.< is, ' The Sing’e pilmm' l Winter lUrro*!*; I - ng. "T ,a adow of Fuspreion '; !.•■•-■ “ !>"*r IVortor ’ • M*r*:n, ’’ limns " " Ibe B'ar's D tm.m' . Ms.• i, “The Silver l.cpar,)"; Mil,'-., ''Chrtatm** *t th- It... „ *Th*. I) *'* V ’ '*" "" ' T hp* r' n ; n.1 l E F had hTh i L 1^ «H ' r ' , In,h'n •shich broke* sBf to‘ the buildings Amm-g «W victim, wa. th# psloi U Alfred F. Pwusdari, 2F “Mo«* ttcaBa, Mite. * ' R, Um> F h -drr, S f p'Tur! R * m * r' k a b ] f Yo.j nc Mln-. Fjn,!r,ti .Miss Ml,r, „ 4-_ fiutlIf, y„t. nighs "; Stout, "Thro* Door* to _____ Death"; TWfkall, ' ____ Enter Fir Roh*rt"j Tbonsa, "Young Man on a Dolphin"; Whaaless, "Wh*r# th# Meadow Lark Calls"; Wits-n, "Jasabal"; WinUr, ’’ Modal Aircraft Book"; Varnsdiky, "HAtary Russia” ; Wentworth, "The Listening Eye"; Wilson, "Every Sar»#« Thing"; Woodward. ''Sport's r*g»";_Y oin g. "Esaantiala of Barret Tbaqg 'i Woodward,' oporl’s FALIt ALARM LEEWOTON, Ky # - Laura M m m , H, dropped bar keys aM rut th* Fir* tv,.»rt m«i»t to work The keys »ktttcr*d through a hole tn Iha floor, Fh* 1 (ha crowd white other* eaa aawa reached Mr tK* keys and har a m an onldantUiad enteoktf, A4U aluA A rompipy of ftrcmaa * h | "pii'4:il|r trasele.t tnwsys s>|wr* the vast itt*)oti1 y of inters h d primarily th* ssoi# op'n "<s aid sr# s sayed |y down-to-earth talk by th* carve dusts*. Io Ssnford ye'ierday, Adlai P'esen>"n, sa *i«wrd eindtdat# for th* pemoe-sde PretldenMal Nom nation, ha"dsb»»r.l ir.d gteet#d hr* way t'lrnugh a aurgtng group of hundreds nf peapla who turned out in wintry en'd weather to »ty "hello" *rd sVi'i* the hard of th* person they h»!i*v* will ha the next president. "Veil people her# really Ilka politics, dor t you” ' h« remarked as mors pe-ple filed by for th* handshake and broad smile. "I’ve never met s.:rh wonderful people.” he remarked, as many recalled bygone days in Missouri, Ohtit snd nihnr states where *equaint*tires of family or friend* wet* in common. J To meet ths pret-den'.tal #*!»• ] dldt's wa* J. Btailey Odhars, hesdirg a delegation of eltixen* who turned out for tbs jo minu’ a ,t*v *( BanfoH’a busiest inters section. Yolle A. 'nilfanrs Jr, stepping up to meet Fterenton, said, "t in prisala life" want you to know that I n s p-utr ar-fnrd »r. I *entl- nrips rv niar.vger here’* ! PiSrt Inins of *Mhr , meeiipg ft’ eserson were; ’ rmn-imaginary" (' ’ I 11111” Slempcr St rat.- Demr*« al the hmrthsulr . rrallc rotnrnittnemsn and Mra, 1 ,fr° » ntebt Ralph Austin Smith. State Demo*■ ap|t- «ri ’.cfc critic Commltteewoman. Also Fen* I' forniaure of ihn a*-'r Douglas Btenstrom, Repre••-vtatire Alack N. rlevelsnd J r, 'Is p ’r Denver t orrlell, M. B. "TB n#" Finith. Commissioner F |)< - -It Mrs flcitrnd# Oinafeldee, "I ar-d t\ f) Williams who recalled ' the m Sieienai.n ihai he V"te-I fop ti e prrsi Initial eendidxte's grand»t:l l-c tliroun father, Sr Tti stlnwtd Hin trots nf nttrefs Bled by ta • of the Mu- greet Flevens»n, all ef them ebaerw *’ • 'on who,* fullv wsrmed hy the friendly f the y-reelirg• ot th» Demorfatlc con• ’’* 1 " Fk-iin'r lender fnr ?h* presidential Bernina- cnKNKIJA nTIH RKINNER, who la ml! taartbing toe < •penalised artmg. eppesn -n Sen/orii tnm'trtow n jr* »t ■■-n" ■ Create Big Problem ih* unlrfA-tiflad you** man bolds ■lata Danwratir Ccmmittecman -o ins H*s ce- t'-e iesl test of popularity in the 5 inshire State Maatrg stops * "tig th* ■ sy far s handshaking io»r nf downtown i sert.on* of sar-n.s localities, Stnun-'is is g - c - i «''h a Sarnge of * j-.ngtsph seeker* *"d ssel] wishers. True | .itieisns taka their e*n- Coffee Club Meets 'Unexpected'Bobes Public Education Committee Meets ^res< 1 pi ssa roots sec- >' i of riond* tw Tha prfwrsm tnrnftT£trr ttiUj T f t" tfim* ■»* ^ l i T l 'S i . e r h . e ^ M ^ a a w I w morning Included: Bobby Johnson,' **>w- You ” r™ ' friend. "n r , " sentenrrd In one year for hresE (here, everywhere. We prnml.e n r oIlfn*‘ failure fci IndlTH* Drat drowning tragedy. In you’ll have the t.m# of your life ‘ whether hr will run again .the memory of lo<al rltlsens, mg and entering. Emory J Smith, Judge Taylor said he would hand , r„ lf,,| take Gem at DeBary, oc­ •enteneed to M days on two And you’ll most likely «#r tome. charges, driving without a license thing nice for your wife. There’ll down his drruloti "perhap* Fn curred yeatetd ay sshen * 2Jand reckless driving; Sherdick be plants, and handi-work and d*> - b,i* m,,rf probably Monday" month oM baby was found at th* Battles, sentenced In 30 day* for •cwelry and auch; A big variety. >r«* indicated that hi* opinion wilt, water** edge after being mined rarh of two charges, driving with­ that won't rott very mu-h F|iis-|(f be decides he h .i |un*dlction, for about a half hour. out a Itrrntf and driving while <opal Parish House t* the place *n*uf'1' lb* eliglbtity nuftHtel Tha child was las; seen plavlng intoxicated; Robert Rurdrn, sen­ to go, December 2nd We have so l.*»)erx made it plain anv rilling at th* water's #dg« wtth his pup­ tenced to 30 day* for drunkenness; much to show. From 1 1.00 to ft in, be make will he appealed te the py about 4 o'clock yesterday af­ Berry Singletary, sentenced to M almost all day. If you rnme ou t'^ s,PrPme Court, ternoon and at 4:30, sshrn th# day* for driving while intoxicated for lunch, w# think you'll stay. The question l-efore Judec Tay- child was misse-i. * tesrrh patty and in additional ten dara for Wc promise gocvl food. • treat Just tee Streets nf Lake Worth, » Palm was fnrmrd to locate the tot. driving while license revoked; Doc for you. So plrase co.-e and Join Beach county cnnrisble whn ha* Arthur Jordan. - HelUry Ciarl>lr, sentenced to *0 d*y* for us. and bring your filends tool announced as a randldite ter govage operator was cal'"d to the assault and battery, Frank Beck­ Kenneth E, Worker of Winter ecnor. Ip Gollini' right to nin fo r, ,cens to apply artifin.il respira ham sentenced to (to days ter Park, past president of the Itnyal reelcctM'n ] linn until a pulmolor arrived from driving while intoxicated; and (Coaliaacil on Page Light) | --------------------th# Banford Naval Auirlrary A> FrankJut D. Beckham sentenced Station However, all atteoipts (n to jo day. ter profanity and 30 revtv* th# youngster failed and days ter driving without a lireme. Dr. Georr* rnss«n, of Depary. Th* 5#mino|f County Chirnber ' ------- 1 ‘ n — n — L l " “ «f Commerce Huh*t mil , ? — ouidruolH* Arthur Jr • ,h* JV lomorrow Cof/co morntns 10 ***AMAt 0- 1 ^ quionjptrTE 4l , , Ru*'fl1 4 ___________ month-old bahv. »a t the son of n .-J ,. U o o S l o o o'clock at the Chamber n| Com- ’ ' ,n f,,ir health, were hern yesK e a o y r o r ' M e e t i n g mrrre Building, arronling In an •" * 3( seif-old farm Wife ford Naval Auxlt ery Air Station Th* Semitic!# County Minlstar- *nt»ounr*m»iiModay by Don Bah*. "1 alr-ady hid nx children *t and living In DeBary He was *h* 1*1 Association will m*#t tewot-c»«atrmin of the Coffa* Club h-monly son of Mr and NTra Arthur row afternoon A ’ r|,l,ofl— •nd—fl,w ■■hu- ness The mother Mrs -f rf. Nelson at ternoo n at at oBeminol# e m i n o i # High m en , l1.............. ........... . B u s i e ' i T h . f s i h e , n l n t h i u ool for ita reaular mon'hlv *ra especially invited to **kcd an age old and bewildered' . loe.l . . ,, r, ' ,have Fchhool ool for It* regular «on.hly |h(1 Co(ffr n ,lh mff|inc nn , ,h, h . „ They meeting. fi ridoo g it .. w wPe* *xd doughnut., and in '* ,h'* « r'* •rproslTh#. n,*f ‘ 10,11 «h' Sfmi ,n 1 •' " I* r lary of ?h n°te County Chamber nf Com. h ,h Paternal grandparents of th* day that th* meeting wUI he Jiald rirrrf ' ” ” Th* father hsd an ohvewatwm, ,hrld reside m Diytont Beach. at 12.30 at tha regular place deAIJ m, mfmr» of the Seminole of hl* rt* T1 "I am completely os rr-; ------signal#-! for th# bualnesa session. Courly Chamber of Commerce arc ronir h>' ,h * ,blB« When- are »e Important msttera « f particularurged In attend the Coffee Club. ,n Pul *” interest to th* mlniatera of BemiA sh'irt program of not more The Net wins, who Ministerial Assn. i, m KPS i: Governor Collins Eligibility Still Under Advisement Woaaa's Day will b* obscraed Gounty^ will rams before tha than bill aa hour has been plan- Dnuilst. wert expecting single child Sunday, Jaa. 1, with Mr*. Ray- group fnr diacuulra. mood Mills aa Uw guest speaker. Tha Public Education Osmmittea nf th* Baintaol* County Unit. American Cancer Socttty, Florida • Division, Inc , met last night at Iha home of Mra. Julius Dragfelder, with Andrew J. Bracken, chairman, presiding. Extensive plana war* drawn up ter a year-round, county-wide education program. Participating ware: Dallas Loop, vice-chairman In charge c< mens organising: Mm . Roy F. Minn, womens organigatioai; Mrs. George Touhy. m church group*; Miss Myrtle Wtiw Mo. county communities; Mra. L L. Hamrick, SNAAS activities; R. T. Milwn*. county schools- and AndiCW i . Bra.ken, a ty achewla. % Thn Brat two programs will be H R lir lll Thursday at U : » ■. m. at th* Umgwaod Civic Cen­ ter and *4 J : » p. as. al (ha Lika Mary Woman'* Club according to Mia* Wilson, Seminole County Of Real Popuhri f „ Ounthar, ■ s a ,-r» it pteasore Ia lioo. Oi' H'l.isdisray actors When asked If his southern tour i a>i M's, tklnner has Seen swecAtsful, Ftesenioa reo*' ’’r d,- "Hul it pil'd, “ It's beenSAa*:ceei*ful |*s a ' * ■i n s- f differently | le*n wonderingif1 should |ess« i|Vinltnu«d on l*»i# flight S tt “ S-D Day Is Hoped To C.ut Down 1ruffic Accidents Of Highways 31.mv) Americans were hirhw * va n the first i nf this )r»r, a srsen •, rra-a osej tfse tartir i 1:>M Tom-irrow's event Will tw th* ternnd ob.rrs anee nf S D Dsy, Traffic experts ft. red th* fsr.t SD Da>, ]a<r D-e |S, rus dawq aenderts snm-’ whsl Fifty-era " C li'sll-ie, base neeuf. perinos were fatally injured oa emip- Is t‘o mt) with one ih» highways that dir in to complete ihe year The is le trn u n n i issued that* •p the fiiaiutes (rum fig res on lire rve nf .s |l p » - ; to j higher (>011 rntsge From Jin I trough Iin 3t, -tlrr at* Ixw- enforrement )3J\ jn.v.u p-r f,ju sere killed is sr 1 nsir rrsani/ktioni, traffic sender** This is an aver»urr ng rie s»f. driv- aga nf lit death* a da. Bui sin'* with the N». in/vudes persons killed n» hMla dais, when more m'’’ 'iristi are r>s the highway,, ant Ihme who die , from miunrs afs-r icfld'nrs. a llrrfi county on am roe das like tomor# mnrrrow prolijhlv w-nuid not approach exs rs Itiit lit f.gure The The traffic drath fr>l!»ter October t|on nl was 3 92ft—up 12 per cent over and the fir-t lu mnnihs nf invy Oclohcr i«34 sn-l tha largest toll today t. lin.ier-i nre ihe need fur f,.r any one month sir.ee IN" record > 21 hour period spon- high mon’ h of December lit; SD D *nr- h I’ ..-''nt f:!scnhnwer'i I Ned II Drarborn. safely coimcil (r.mn-.i"" f t Traffic .safety when president, c.vinected these figure* Amcr.i am ale »•!<"•) to make with Iha nrocaiity fnr S D p#s an rvtrs efl rt tn drive and walk , "If any-re think. SD Dsy it safely Jiut s |nt nf shouting about Th 'ughr-ut S-minole County, nrthmg. stop snd think sbojt foil»■ • ; ilsc marking of the d»y tfceia figures," he said *S D Day "> * r '* 3» S-D Day by prncla , U a onMay efterl to wskt paosla h> (invernor ^eroy Collins, up The auto is her* to stay, but I elllMn*. rommunitic*' tnd nrganl hive my dmjMs about a lot of h«v* Joined in to mak# th# drtvtr# if (hey keep up this fla­ dsy an e pec nil v isl* one fnr ir*#! lack of responsibility m th* highways," “ tha n’ !»cr moinrist Th* rosined said there wti shgkl Ssnford Naval Auxiliary Air Station, m approval nf tha day eonU*lion ui tea fact that tr»'*i Ml «»<de for l challrng* to motor- ii Inc rearing even mora U i lata to ihiyw that they can drhr# teste*. Death* par 10a rnMloB wrh’Hrt accidents on the hteh- toflra oi Iraval *opped to Hi teg ways, has to «*» RteRiR 4 «R m tk A M t a t e »►-I -u *u 71 % 1 V �low prices at AiPl AAP FANCY l S!£ w&V iTwAS a belu < L tme STcay ) -1 olokc e. *-> tme 00CC3EU. S-. RASG i— - > JuSr ( J i m » c o 9 y *■*. S I T0Cij9»E9>0UJ • im A&P TENDER OEAO sG r —1 OEAWt—* ' , fr-tB r . u TV** 9 \*UAT 1 <~tkV, At * 0 h -t a cvj t _______ - * * -* — y tii ! — t I C t ffilf of Slat* John Fetter Duller, In a nationwide TV-fadm broadtail from Waihington, re* port! tn Ih* recent Genera Cm* ftrf nti* of Fortlen Mlnlaltr*. Ha lellcvet Ihil lha Bit Three* re* fatal lo accept •‘apparent" at* fordJ at Centra •‘may hava Im* provtd lha prerper*.* for real airatmtnla In the future.” Dullri blamtd the failure of lha Conference on Auiala'a unvrllt* Inrnm lo “ pay the price" for lha inlutton of major prohlemr. A4P FANCY ANN PAGE Prune Plums Pancake Flour Blended Syrup Vanilla Extract Green Beans SUNNY FI ELD SULTANA WHOLE ANN PAGE IONA v U l P K tJlJ PICKLE PATCH MU rrm IlH cook in g l s a l a d s Wesson Oil Tomatoes Bueberry Preserves {?,& Soups c" 2 r" Quart BotUa 8 UNNYFIKLD LONG GRAIN IONA FULL PACK IONA YELLOW CLING HALVES MAnAtllON IF—Conklin Marl«rlhrr, * litrt)irr haiebatl fitayrr accuaril of kltlin* hie mot hr t-InIan with a hllrhrl walled Inday for Ihr lecertd pari of hii prellmlnny hraflnr OXA«K/ fc ffie IQStmSSSS thT hSt! In r hrarmi nprntd teilcrtlty brlurr Pratt Juatlte flalph Cunmn|ham but wat facetted until Wedntidiy afltr four hour* of argument. Mrriutthrr la charged with firat degree mufdrr in the death bt Sira. Ellen Mill*. kt, a parilytlr. bratrn to dralh with a hatrhtt at thr ait In her llvtfll room Nov n « • - _ l a . .1*1*At*til f l l a b L . A* l a 1_ , Her huiband. Chirlra, M, n in a hmpllal In wrioui condition. The ton, raul, 1*. » » mjurrd. Cunningham laid Meriwether uitldrd the halchel In a tuddtn rage. Thr irrin fd min onra played with Ihr Tallahlitec htbeli bateball team. ANN PAGE Sliced Peaches 6C0TKINB DINNER Napkins 2 CAMPBELLS MEAT VARIETY Duct u f JO HETTY CROCKER WORTIIMOnE OLD FASHIONED Frosffna Mixes BETTY CROCKER I Chocolate Drops »*. WORTIlMORE Gums and C r e a m s ■« or Yellow Cake Mixes ■s u p e r R i o u r ' We s t e r n boneless b e e f lM Western Beef (Bono In) •'Suiwr-RltthL1 Chuck R Beef T-Bone Steak “Siiper-Rlght’’ Fntlc Spare Ribs hl” Frti B Simcr-Rlght” Porterhouic Or Supcr-nislit** Well Trimmed JF.AtlSALEM, Itritl UP - Prr ttilrr Datld Hen-Ourinn arrutrd Britain and Bunla today of purtulng polirir« “ lliblr to bring aboiil the deitrutinm w tht itata of la- reel." StwxMBarwi H lJ W T T 1 ▼ m s , A / . / ' •■I . - L I a / *■ 1 *f IJWsSfch’ i 1 m t H | I L tta claimed In Parliament that arm* -lupplied tn Egypt by Brit­ ain and Buttle “ will bt utM only aialm t fifatl." He aaid Egypt'* «'<at la ‘‘lha annihllalinn of Itrael" and addH. “ Both Britain and Ihe Soviet Union are aware uf Col. Natter'* politi­ cal aimt.“ Ben-Gurlon made hit ttatement in reply to a Communiit motion for a foreign affair* debata to pro- Super-Rltht" Wealern BonOlets i i f l W ' - U n r flM M WRONG THING ' LIBBY’S CORNED BEEF I0 RNED *NTO /a 'G fe a . (YMUBtrALLL, Htapos Afiw cei FRESH TENDER POTTED MEAT Celery LARGE SIZE SWEET tft-RM ry ttdrtli Went la tht Hear bank te X look for hidden traaiura ytitlrdiy but aeeldenUUy found a corpee Inktead. Kami, folio* mg broadetit cluat from a local radio itallon in a publielty promotion campaign, found thr t'-**iy of Gena Cartar, at, af * *iiNnrvuUhru~LruTj,vi-- WfesTEnN BEEF HOPKINSVILLE. By - em peror LIBBY’S k t ETEROENT • i j t B V IVORY SOAP.... INSTANT PUDDlFG Potatoes M Y-T-FINE..... flfeb ROME i PAPER........ Applet S E M U W S tt 6- d, . FRESH TENDER 2 ,w29c * 8c |0c Sweet Corn •*"29c Too Heavy? Watch Outl •o w iM U it JANE PARKER GLAZED �# Terrific Low Prices Are The It Float* Quantity Rights Rsssnrsd Fiics* Good Thru Sat., D#c. 3rd ' M A X W E LL Slirctl or Halve* h o use STOKELY'S ARMOUR STAn CRUSHED PINEAPPLE 27c MINOT ARMOUR S')AR CRANBERRY SAUCE 33c CHILI WITH BEANS CHEF BOY AR DEE limit one ITH rOOD ORDER CORN BEEF HASH Liquid Datargant ARMOUR STAR SPAG & MEAT BALLS 49c TASTY TREET DIXIE DARLING BAG COFFEE 69c MAYONNAISE Quart lor h -ml wat*r Soap B U Y N O W F O R C 1 IR 1 S T M iS ORACH CAND\ SALE H o lste r Set CO FFEE T O F F E S <v<n. COC’ NUT B IT E S „ |Bi. / JE LLY JE LLS u „. a Datargant Lm CHOCOLATE COVERED CHERRIES CHERRY R O Y A L E R O RN C S T IC K S CHOC B R O X IE S LIMIT OUt WITH FOOD OCDCR n , ..... BU R CU N D Y M IX W,th $10 Purchase n € ,, . . . . W rOR AUTOMATIC DISH WASHERS W.lh $10 Purchaio Grado "A ". QuickTroian Fra»h Chaddar LIMIT TWO WITH rOOO ORDER CHEESE Nock Bona* Ptg Tr P IG F E E T s h o r t e r im Surtnylund Sklnlaaa Rcinclc^n Sunnyland Pura Pork Mila* Chaxrpaoka Bay Center Cut £ FROZEN FOODS DAIRY DEPT. DELIGHTS SUPERBRAND LARGE ' HUSO ' SIkad. Swaalanad STRAWBERRIES aczh io h Larga. Juicy Florida GRAPEFRUIT 6 Largo Florida Pascal C ELER Y CORN Fraah Goldan 2 5 r- Stalks Juicy Florida 15c ORANGES 29c CAKE MIX Dromadary Fruit SoU ctl 12 or �•- Effo rt fo K e e p Vacant Lots Goan Will Add To City Beauty There's Mother effort being made by th* th* eoat* of k**ping th* vacant property. The Board of Sanford City Commiaslonars that wholehearted move on th* part of commitwill enhance th* beauty of our d ty and alon to make existing taws work or to create brim additional comment from our visitors a new one that will, is certain to meet with i i wall a* year 'round eltixcna who like to the approval of the majority of the citizens in th* community. point to thalr community with pride. Instituted by th* Board of Commie son­ ars at their last meeting waa an effort to keep vacant lota mowed and clean. With th# growing Hat of industries com­ W# are continually faced with tha pro­ blem of vacant lota overgrown with weeda, ing to Central Florida, the need for a Dock brush, palmetto shrub, and tall grata. The and Wharves for Sanford Increase!. Many of our industries are hampered in pfctura isn't at all "Florida-Hke". and we heartily endoree their new move to find their trade with various projects snd busi­ ways and means to eomhat th* ugly picture nesses because o f competition from the waterfront cities. Some of our husiness within the city limits. Wo ar* told, by remarks at the Board of houses refrain from bidding on large pro­ City Commiselonera* meeting last Monday jects and greater source! of usrag* because right, that thee# vacant lota, many times o f the difference In quotations from the piled with rubbish and unsightly trash, are waterwav eity competition. The longer wo deprtvo ourselves of the Infested with rsta which infest th* trees end vast economic v a l u e of th* D o c k s and threaten homes In their vicinity. Wharves, the more w* Ins* in l>oth industry Certainly, this is sn unhealthy situation and inereased trad*. •s well at one that mars the beauty of our Every known avenue should he evplnred good city. In order to acquire this valuable addition to With other cities f i n d i n g way* and Sanford'a economy. means to combat the situation, surely, by We again refer to th* port city of At­ following the example of others, w* will also lanta with its dorks and whaives 500 miles be able to aolva a situation that could begin from the city. If such a Hiv as Atlanta. Ga„ • spread of disease. deems It advisable and good economy to go Th* clamor for property on which to MO miles in search of such an addition to build homes ahould absorb many of theae va­ •heir eity, Sanford should certainly use what cant lota In varioua sections of the eity. And Is within their eily limit*. with vacant property presenting a neat, at­ Our natural resource*, such as the St. tractive, and appealing appearance, no Johns River provides immeasurable revenue doubt th* taxability of the vacant lots in for husiness and industry located within question would b* Increased. what might b* called a "stone's throw" of Among many of th* good thing* accom­ our boundaries. plished Md planned by the Board of City Commissioners, thla la one problem that we look forward to coming to a healthy com­ pletion. Today, Th* Sanford Herald printa th# Te* payer* of th* community, w* would IflM to add, should not b* asked to absorb Sth Part of the City Charter. Thla Important document of the City of Another service to th* citizens of Semi- Stanford la being printed as ■ special service tool* County end th* busln*w people of our to our readers. Th* entire operation and philosophy of tone will toon appear in Th* Sanford Herald. Many subscriber! of Th* Sanford Herald your city la bound into thla one law of the have asked for this added column and we are State of Florida. The ordinances, and th# •nly to happy to provide the publle records complete operation of the City of Fanford is for them and others who find them, not controlled, guided, and tied to The City m iy useful, but keeps them abreast of hap­ Charter. W* ar* publishing portions of the docu­ penings throughout the county. ment In sections of the tame length an that Beginning within a very short time. The Sanford Herald will publish th# Seminole they can b* conveniently hound into a noteCounty Record# taken from tha records of hook which will ultimately contain th* entire tba Clark of Court at tha Seminole County document. To kpow your eity, It la Important to know first th* City Charter. If you hav* missed the first few sec­ tions, now is the time to avail yourselves of the back issues ao that you will have the pomplet*. word for word, law that was enaeted in 1949. ’ E A T T f f 'w a r o N T H r m w Tighter Money May Cause th* ktea W h n It toads to rua- tact coaspsatoi « * « r toflatlo*. {zona arc not lai How to* teaoomle miksup of port thU volumi various sections ot Dm nation la So Ariaona baa chaafini and w*y ftads hat# b**a flowlni from Urn Nortlw.it to J g lt t t iv , raeord amminta to "esa t »#»r» |kj( a0D„ tme can bn a m to a numftnr of exam- u b| , pint around to* land. b u lta,a» a To bnuan th. toousisds o# Am*r- U(W, g ,. E n leant on th* #iw t bat t i n t the [f f | ieek o u t! ingenuity of banker* and raoctgig* _______ broken to many atatea. Jamet Msdlsn On* b Arisons. 1%e .Bureau of tall, vrat the thi Buatoeta Remarcb of to* Univnrt* the United Sis'i Ity of Ariaooa note* that over ------------tbn lilt five yean neweomtn have An ateraf* of averaied more than ao.ono a year. pteicripti'M a t They and thoan already them have it* Untied State needed new botnet. ------------Thn buroau note* that “ all the Th* Un ted S rvteurcoa of aD the bankt, aavtaga r « e*ot of th* and loan associations and tosur- mttar cara. Need For Docks Greater Special Service Tht Sbriforf fterald Good Investment ! 4 Wednesday, November SO, 1955 and to slay my eon?--! Xtage ljt lf . — » v S IN N IY T c m - W# consider the Investment In Christmas lights, by the merchants of Sanford, a good on*. Ther* have been innumerable comments from visitors and homefolks alike on the ap­ pearance of Sanford during the Christmas Season. To provide such an attraction for our city I. Investing in good will and kind thoufhta for the community as a whole. M, . . Ln th# ftpp«ranr* of our eity to first and foremost in th* effort to Increase trad* in the growing Central Florida shoppinff center of Sanford. I M ATES M A R LO W WASHINGTON lA-Juit wanting to build a noute of your own de­ sign sound, ilmpl* enough. You might Mt think It eould get you tangled rp with the Constitution's Mth amenlmm! »nd the Supreme Court. But 't happened to a builder in Fox Point village, a Milwaukee, W ii, aiburb n>* village building ooard refuted him a perm If for the kind of hout* ha wanted to build. The board acted under authonty u( a local ordinance whleh laid tbvt whenever it thought th* design ot a proposed house might I all do am the value of other homea in th« ar**. th* board could with­ hold a permit The tv ,der appealed to th* Wis­ consin Supreme Court which upM d the ordinance and tha right of th* Fox Point Village board to do aa It did Then be appealed to lha U. S Supreme Jourt Ha toat cut ther*. bio The high court refuaed to re­ view the action of th* Wlacooito Supreme Court. Thla meant th* latter * flin g atood. It la a ruling which‘ ho, rimed th* National Ann. of Homebjlldtra considerable concern "This to aa extremely serious c u e ." a spokesmen for the aaeoelation aaid. “ This c u e will . . . inililut* e wide open le«t nfwhat inning .ffietala prefer to the ap­ pearance of a hnuie." Other ca>e* like thl* one may eventually be brought before the II. S. Supreme Court again and wmr d.y, if thla happen*, the eiAirt msy give e written optninn on the tubjeet. It didn't do *o in thl* case There hav* been other fi»* t where court* hive upheld ordtn*nce» which blocked tha erection of c new building If tt waa con•tdered a danger to public health, safety, moral* nr tha general wal­ ler* Rut th* Fox Point builder aaid tomethmg new had been added In 'hit vlllcre * ordicine*: not Judg- LETTERS TO THE EDITOR TLTHEN KERB SHRINKS •** fotftf m tha didoes of hi* W 'S Z * wu! * * * * * *»v* tori* funnier, ***** «°°d « th# Uat election," busts Herb. pV *h ad 1000voles east That IT / Boulevard to* oto«r dir, 1 aotlrwl Isn't bed far a lawn of 9M a aiga. “ Mill’s CrMk", oa to* peoplestoo* brldg*. "Our sortmining hale out dSfc* This Is toeorm t peat the church waa a hum* J skhm Gm . Stafard wsi building dlaser, teo-eui a rul eatot* Ssaford's first buddings, b* tocstod •Ucker art held *f It, chased » t \ \ h'v saw nUl m a part rt wbat b*at all the Mda, put la a Irt ramg is Ur lha N. J. Unstrom Grows, sear Bri Air. This was a kmg haul over ssndr reads la toem, a* lh* mill wsa ■*v*d to tou aid* ri a creak, half war b*- U RE TELLING ME! Toririkec wBh Fhrmto Soothing Baths Help To RdiriVto Itching expire, unleia vaeanetoi thereto otherwise occur. At each annual election hereafter, a Commissioner or Commissioners ahall b* elected for a farm of thr** y**ra to auectcd th* Commlaaiosar or Commission­ er* who** tormi of office are about to expire. Th* tormi of office of all City Commissioners elected thill b*fto oa the flrat Tuesday after tfta first Monday of th* yaar follow­ ing th* y*ar la which any Commitrimer It *)*ctod. Becrim *. COMMISSIONERS TO BE JUDGE OF ELECTION AND QUALIFICATION OF MEMBERS OF COMMISSION: CONVICTION OF CRIME FORFEITS OFFICE: COMMISSION TO E l GOVERN­ ING BOOT. Th* ettr Commitsloo ahal b* th* M s * «f th* *l*etlm aad riuMftoatloe of Ra own mamben. subject to rwriew by th* Ceecto. Any member at tb* Commtoaim who shell b* owvictod of crito* involving moral tuipitud* whtt* In ritio*. shall forfeit hla ri­ fle*. Th* aakl Commiaaion ahall eenstitiito tha governing body of aaid City, with power* aa barrio •mSm B. POWER! OF CITY VESTED M CITY COMMISSION; MANNER OF EXERCISE MAY BE PRESCRIBED BY ORDI­ NANCE OB RESOLUTION. Ail power* of th* City, except aucb as a n vested to tha Jurisdiction of th* Municipal Court and to the Civil S a r v l e * Board, and except c* otharwiaa provided to tots Ait or by th* Constitution of to* BUto, are hereby vested to the City Commiaaion; aad except aa otherwise provided by this Act or by th* constitution of to* Stato of Flaridt. IB* City Commission may by Ordinance or rmoiutlon pre­ scribe to* minMf to which any power of th* City ahall b* exercis­ ed. Section 10. QUALIFICATION* OF CITY COMMISSIONERS AND OF- riCEBS AND EMPLOYEES; OF­ FICERS AND EMPLOYEES MAY HOLD MORE THAN ONE OFFICE OR EMPLOYMENT; NOT TO BE INTERESTED IN CONTRACT WITH CITY: SUCH CONTRACT TO BE DECLARED VOID. M m b*rs of th* City Com minim shall b* rsildedti at lh« City of Sanford sod hav* th* qusUfieiUoai of el­ ector* therein. Officers and employ­ ee* of the City shall be rctldenu nf tha City and may hold more thin one office or he employed to more thin one deportment of the City, but no official or employee ihstl hive any penonil Interest, directly or Indirectly, to any eontrirt of which he or the Com minion of which he U i member miy hsv* the letting or the supervision of th* work dm* under t# tarn*, and such contract let. to which any ofleer or employee wae interested, shsB be void. Section U. TIME AND PLACE O r COMMISSION MEETINGS; SPECIAL MEETING, HOW AND BY WHOM CALLED: MEETINGS TO BE PUBLIC: CITIZENS TO HAVE ACCESS TO MINUTES AND RECORDS; COMMISSION TO DE­ TERMINE ITS OWN RULES AND ORDER OF BUSINESS. AND KEEP RECORD OF PROCEED­ INGS. Th* City Com rob Jim *h*l meet at tha usual plica for holding th* meetingi of tha toglslstive body of tha City, and at such time* i t may b* prescribed by ordinance nr r**ol*tioo. except that It thin meet regularly not In* than twice e»rh month. Tha Mayor or any tw# member* at th* Commlukm miy call tpeciil meetings ot the Commillion upon at least twenty-four hour* written notice to «teh mem­ ber, lerved person illy or left *t their Uriel place of huilnMi; pro. vided, however, that *h»*nr* of notice shall not be Rtatortal at say •peels) meeting at which all mem. b*r* of th* eommL’ fon i n prevent and walv* nolle*. AH meetiagi of th* City CommiaelAD end all comralfteei thereof shall be publi*. and any cltitan shall hav* aec*** to tha mtaut** and records ihereof at all raasonabl* time* Tha Comminion shall determine tta own rules and order of buitnen, snd Shan keep a record of its proceed­ ings. * » to _ • g 0 �* Social£vsml& Junior Carden Club Prepares For Christmas Flower Show Member* nf ih- S»nf rd Garden ’ O.arlf* Wilk# dcmonMrated Ihe Hub h u e bren giving talk* and | thadow boxes to the Pinerreit demonstration* durtig the pail children and to aexeral Seoul *etk tj aetnel r-itlurrp to itrlp troop.*. Other ipetkera have been Mr*. t u w.:h ihnr pr*parations for W'T* ■» n tic Cftgitfinii Flower Harry Cmhsng. Mr*. C. M. Flow, “ 'o . Ute. 3 led I it the May- rr*. Mr* J. B. Roxton, Mr* Marxin Dial. Mr*. Arthur Pitta, and lair ina. Many children entered the la it Mr*. McCall.‘ They ha*e tt*rn oefi'n cr »hen. Mr* Edward Mc­ m ’nitration* to *anou* trade* at Call. Jrnlor Garden Club Chair- SouthHde, W ot Side and Finemm Mir), and “ wo hope even rrr-t School*, tiling garden ma* Wcr» t'uidren will emer cur tfriali In illuatrat" their talk*. Cfiri'tma* »how and bring heme Ihe *peaheri ha*e shown the riU-atii for themaelvei and their children how in make arttitir ar­ rangement* with (lower*, Innti ac w»lt." Sure to attract a grrat deal nf and vegetable*, dith garden*, door 0 Jnterr<t are tu# »t|*>|nw boxr* and window ( hrtMira* droratton*. that the PiMggtlt School gth. Sth place card* (or Chrutma* dimer, and 6th* trader* are treking and “ Kitchen Critter*" — animal* They will be rhriMma* Irenes made 1 mm ordinary vegetable*. Mr*. McCall evprened her •ullable for wall picture* Mrs. hope that children will be encour­ aged by their parent* to enter the Chrutma* Flower Show. (psAADnah Mr* H P. Medler and daughter, Sue and »nn. Gene returned lue*day to their home In Chevy Chare, Mil. They *pent the h«!i,1*)t with her parent*, Mr and Mr* F M Swaim and her brnthcr-m iaw* and *i*trr. Mr. and Mr*. Gordon W Swaim. It wa* announced today lhal Wade Garner, *on o( Dr and Mr*. Garner of Sanford, I* a charter member o( the attident counril of Ihe Medical School of the lulvertity of Miami. Mr*. Walter Turner and ion Chip have arrived to *pend the Chrutma* holiday* with her par­ ent*. Mr. and Mr* Fred Colliim and with her huaband* parent*. Mr. and Mr*. R W. Turner Major Turner will join them in two week*. EM Wives Club Is Preparing Now For Dec. 21 Party A ELOUSE AND ONEPIECB •SLEEVELESS CRESS are com• V ned for this fall and winter B. II M'earr* eestuma. The bodica r f the dree*, deatgned in a new “ quarry" brown * » l twill, la fired in peplum manner for a alert jeekel effect. The blauae ta mufterd-colored adk. j LOOK . . . . LOOK . . . . LOOK! Finil plan* for th# F.nluted lien* Wive* Club * annu*l Chrtilma* parly for the children hive been mede. The event 1* planned for Dec. II In the Shipv Service at 1 .’A r m Movie* and the *ln;inj of t hr»*tm u carol* are in More for Ihe young one* end Santa Clan* will vult among them Refrcahmcnts will alto he enjoyed. Member* am a.ked to bring their child'* own gift with a price pjmt of one dollar All children at tnnriing are to reei*ter no later ,n Drc T v ;ih Mr* Rn<emiiy • can, phrnp SCSI or Mr*. Faith 'tut:Ml. m o n o . J-asulI/ ratrnniia Tha Follewing Progr**vi'» Marchinta L i f t e d Hrr*. Thty Will GW* You Titkett To Tha Movlrland Rid*-1n TKeatra For Th* N u t T«n Month*. FUODMART Et)par Market. Saretnela Couaty i 1 maat Food Market. Hark Ar*. At 2ttfc EG Sanford. Fla. THRIFTY Borrie# Station. Hem* Diltforv On Kerovina A Furl Oil Fhona 1>5S. Cor. 2nd A palmetto. n. R. POPE r o , Inc—Auto­ motive Jobber*. Circulating Heater* — U. E. T im — Hot To.nt Electrical Arpltance-Phona 1440 I.KE'S Standard Service—Alia* T.re* A Pattern* A Arc**.— 211 N. Pniit. JMKE'S X. lowi Station—On* Sv.p Rumiwp To Bumper Serv 1107 S. F.-fr.cb Are. I FAME'S Gulf Service A t h:.'rv -Acf**a Fiom Morielar-f RiJe-ln Theatre. FIRM TURK CENTER—Coothlcla Home Furniihlflg— Eaap Terra— LIE W. fital 8 G A. K. imSfiKTTER. Florlat— Member* F.T.D. A Floral Bugr c u o a For Every Occasion. Fkcne 213 Calory Ave, San­ ford. MAR.LOU Bor A Gnll-8UaV» —Chon* A CBiektn—Plata Out Specialty — Cocktail Lounge Open 1 ' ___ _ till ______ Obo Milo S. ef Sanford. WM. F. RADER. Jeweler. Jewelry r - D'aaefldp—BTatghea Somethia* from the jowelare lo alwaya Hnifthififf epoclal — Thone »*T—III S- Park A»oJOHNSON** Cilia* i j . 1. »7 B m rk m tm i A it s i*. m i s n Or—r - 1*0 a i I N**. m H kfff N v * Irfrrt RAH FO LE'/ w |withdrawal, lima- well hr knew the ha t r d **! -a >t HI Vf'TFn TWENTY-mT! “ Hr n . till,* SHAMPY oj'entil the Uovr ot the 'cottage, In he able to ere*-* the nwrn in the dark without blunder- the had wid . r It, irr Hrtr. Ut. . artiag* tor 1 »o*L'nliaa one 11 a 1ee;-«r a-.va.-a. tug into the furniture. “ Yt>U didn't lock It T* Ar1 thrfi the cottage a i l emp­ ne»» thvr. on- . i* eve* uktly*'tn “ 1 never thought. Here tn the country it aeenva unneceaaary.“ ty. TP* labored breathing waa have ot ar :.v - r'rtor. a mc*r "I think." Shan ty advxard her. gone l**u let mil ner pent-up neevla, it n j * *.'■ »■ > hflicuit ta T il' kvk it aXSrr thia. No u*e —" breath in a gaap and filled hrr account ler tf.e r .luvl aftraetion katwreo ot.; • . tncumpaGUla lunga deeply. She waa ahivrnng. He atrpp<*l in altrr her. Ia>i* turned quickly, in a pnnte. The gale in the fence creaked people. E th el u * v r.-t or.lv m flmta“finei nighG Hhandy, Thanka lor again and Shandv a torch threw an jv Ir j atlrn tiv r man carol, aha wa.' <* rn i . i ■ i. r. n ■h * 1 t t » arc of light aeroaa the trrritrr dinner." f “Well," he aa.d when he re­ trxvrfi of humor, n-lhnut a *tr*h "t won't atay." he anawerett hrr mvp-'kcn comment. *Von me.lot turned, "t guej* that • that " of chirm. Wtat could r.ava poabe ao alamve,!." ar I) si* clutched at him ar**- I the n an * ■H’ op acting like a fool, rant with l« th handa la % found I * filin g yni *" *he »n I in evaapr ralu>n. If i t h a d "You r* •hakiog “ Me drew- her ap r eulativ ely eh ng en tha lie laustve*! aofUy. -Vou ran t into h* arm*. “ NoUung to worry pern -Ire lU 'u ri have It both way a You'll hava tn about. VVhnrvrr it * u got away." lerrac# the mgttl N Jo* Will "He ,xi alxnimed the gav," ane had lre'k* I in ttgure out juet what you think of I I rue All l want la to look at.urn.I told n.rn. "He d utilrd bar* and Ethel M in ef h an 1 make auro everything l« —“ raitie thrikigh here. I could have mu -t kru-w It 11 tl-eoaiul bit UlO lit* hand *> L* on tiie light *w tr'h. torn hed him. lie* aomronr who roll.vge at r, - * Fi--h.it v. hr dropHr Irt it drop, turne-t r>rf hia tta.-.h- know * th* cottage wi tj. Ph*r.!, “ ping .i h.nl .1 wt i ie r tilde SH MUIW BOXKS . . Fourth Grader* at Til* C tf'l «<hnnt begin **•<>'» rn a i^ado» box for It** anon-xl Ignt. movt-l forward. It • arm* iigh'enrd. 'You can't alop him I' ej j ; Tom cr aon.o■What—* Garden Club Flower Show Th#‘ e iiiotor faidrn cluti-c* hav# tx-ert uuitr *n inleteit in the * t l n m c h thing w t— ' he • ire of that * *Qi,,ct.“ Ilia v o i r e wa* h aO v it ichcdulr.i lire .1 a1 <1 t i the Mayfair Inn. il’ h o o In Jamemnt “ It ;t he knew hia wav in the Iwdi I- . '* If - f mind twPk lo the ydi *l !-.:vr L m o ; r than a brea th, "itniiirone irv dark * 1 T ie m k r * f».r the tna patux Maw a 1 ght. No. at ay ■ l| lf,,lll| I ' lot* * Tbrrv wa.i a warning In art., le here." t.ha h e a r d hi m rrrv>* the Shandy * ii--ce When *hr nind,- no* w illin g l o talk b u t rv- tn. hr*!,I lorn fumtd* wv.h the reply hr aluwk Per lightly, hu it w u ■ii * w a n t e d <Ji% t*i!t en the I’ uirli d.^or. p n m a n l y w:Uv f o r handa gripptrt her - io«j[ders “I. *■ atory t > In *ptle of hi* injunction thr fol- ten to mrt Roger never let out- ■n-arr v - ■* g e r . with hia d fV r v., low e,| him, groping her way arena* alder* rohie to the r«*ttagr Hr tn»n i - ft f tlir riv'i" Iter hand brudird hi* [worked here and he re|u«r I to |v -Y imi nk * h n in HMfl," Lot< Quite i few attended the ehurch , i.A r e rivrrtma* ornament arm. (Irani aroii.i t it. fine p.rrrd j d ia lur beit l*o y o u undert'and* ' prn*|i|r ! The Truth Seeker* Sunday wrxir* on Ihuraday morning of (ti will h# another o'ltftandini ovrr h;* ahoiildrr. A P.vhl gut •’Oh, 1*1 m • > “ Yea." ahr aa. L “ It waa a-'me -* th.it ic 5ch"*ol Cla*v of the Fir«t Method!*! * m* <tmc «i i Thankigiving P..v a! lha lp*ala q, n( fnund ,t tr. Reta Sigma PHI ma la a path in Die patio hrushnl ( one who hvr<1 here “ Kin l right *Kec Church met at a regular hjvtnr** Preihvtertan Ihureh Even more II# w#* p , f ,ar to be held in the thr tnmk of the pig rim tree She I Ilia hand* drop|v«L *11! hava a I moVftl In rvwrytNVO and *oci.il mrrt.ng Monday in Mc­ vtwyed for the Dinner whicdi va*a Fpi*rmtvs! Parnh lb” *e f-rtnv :: gripped hia a'mi tighter, struck ao |nrvr I,«-k put on for you tonior- maktftc a ftv ornament no the tatile and knnckel r.o* IGtter prop atxair* un.br thr turtle* • 1 f - •. ■- • ... w* Kinley Hall i«rvrd it itwiii* %m m, f'ridiy It to the Ba.r In Ihe palm thr <l<K>rknott tonight. Von ran »*t rnin<***, In* w;. V * l. The pmldrnt. Mr* f! F CrrnThe Rev C C While emphaileMil* le vrrtle Walter I* chair­ flaxtvlight «.u »witi hul off. the telephone on th* floor ngnt he- mm« (if k >1 1 1 an, wv r.J, o «haw% otwiird Iho meeting after ed *t l i e *r vire that "we *hOUli! man and lerkin; with her *re Mc< PSandy via* nioxing fo-wart and aide ihe rourh. llv number ta 211 nn Iht at iL Hat it which Mr* n. W. Turmr gave ne gratelul to t.od for the wonder I*n ft lien, \tr« Ite»|iert Strn te-i*' hand lignlrurd .in hi* arm and ring three time* * m u in 1111 ■» *i 11 •r a illy got ac- ’ Ihe devi'tinnal u ng a« her *ub- ful ht«»*ing* w e all en|"v andthat -trorti Mrv ( harlev Lanung and “Stay herr." the whiapereil. “ lie lie twitched on Uia hgtitj and qua ntf*! UJ %* . i eagagad miv hr armed." iert. "Christian Woman and Her I me* grief rnme* becaut* « e live Mu flnbr:! Iterr at<*-l kwkuvg duwn at her. VViUi- l»» tn oiafi-ci t*> .viu.tl.ee D'.an Thr inlrmlrr w aj running now. out warning he gathered her into liipn *• Reading " ,o far from God " Dr rd nittrrial*. unii*uat erni The gale in the fence rreakrd a» lent f>iv| \\i*h % it** i arm*, lipped track her nr* I, Plan* were made f r the t"hri*tHe went on to »ay that <»r are to mrnt*. I o n : hall* candle*, and he n|'rru*l it and then Hanged hi* hunt ever hrr. Tlien hr laughed, furr. 1 rn fl* * » c »v -i w.rich « r :‘ m u Luncheon on per tr, and direct our mind* a* St. Paul re- aimed “ amthing you eotild want anut. Shanty »witr hed <«i hi* ftvah. kia c l her cheek tignlly and went to nearly Jnli- r. Ia *’. "I « d j committee* were appointed to quested on the thing* that atec-l* will *>• *r’ il T'-e commit'ee in (■ght. and tie ewote aa he frit in out. gore I(> mxrrv Suahdv S'm'tt*— ter* e dying, and aie of goi«l report vitr* *nu tn "drop by arid *rc their hi* pocket*. Carol Itrlndle lay on Ihe rourh until ha came Ptrk it.in me wte “IVhat a wrong *“ *he acted. ftcfro*hment* urr# then *erved "Dur thenkfutne** thnuld be a In tne library, wearing a flinty like Ilia', ; n ti - d. In t n.mV .it That lock *a automatic and 1 ilrea* like a Hood, hrr tawny hair w.ia lair In me. Ilut I KU<**.bk,a and the cla** wa* entertained by deep ru'dive of »inrenty andour Vrotlver unu»uat bit ef nr.** that bright in the aunahlne that lourbed never iraliy gottrn over it, Jv-og Mr*. Mary Davi* who played the faith mutt have reality and de the T**ti • B t rnmmittie, heaiied Frft my kry at home." t>»* troiigid him her* anil h« harmnnie* She wa* accompanied pendanre on G«d '* hv 'trv Vernon Hardin, told the ran through the |u*t'o, imlo. Urd her golden arm*. She waa, le u ilarung lie w n i rrii iy griK-roua; thought, almoet a heaiitlfiil wom­ he Knew I lived tfrv hnuic aai ha by Mr*. Btivie Greek on thr The dinner table w tt beiut>fu!!r cere; tl rh*irman wa* the fart that tha gate. She *aw the ftaahhght an The trouble waa that you avl.l il lo Huger, Pul h* alwaaa piano. decorated carrying out the Thank*- the ta-ta-hlt• will actual!*- he lavteif moving in a wi le are a* he *v*r|it rmitd no! get at her; it waa hard ttavrd near by. I d.mt mean Ihrro Them pre*ent at Ihe *e*«l"n giving Theme Alter grace, given amt if you like it you may buv ihe the wr-rvlv And then »omeone w.u* to lell whether aha waa rlrvrr or waa anvth.ng - - wrong. pAntMa »rtv Mr' ft F. Crrr.*hiw. Mr*. by Ihe Rev, ft brralhing leatile hrr, labored, whether there waa aimply nothing like that |, pri’ ty rare, I o n tall F Typlet. alt»* recipe iln tin* committee are Mr* rapid brralhing. Hut there wa* no to find behind that languornm ex­ >o<p Shan I il, ■rve*—well, of T W WillOn, Mr*. Octavia Rum- •rmblfd at Ihe tahlrv In e n j o y thr VI Duxburv. Mr* Xlar*- Tvre. Mr* courae. in mv gnat • rrovv—cut Tn le*-, Mr* It W. Turner, Mr* Be*- "verv hountrful" meal ot turkey and Pete Know le* and Mr*. Robert other aoitnd. She at oral alurk etill, terior. afraid to ertrv*e hrr nun breath, Whrn the turned from linger'* time —after at!. I'm atill vvuag and »te Greek. Me* Mary Davi*. Mr*, all the trimming* Cuihng to make a mnxement. Tt*ere waa wid.e* to hia twrelary, tan* w *a finger wouJdh I want me to p iw * Georgia MeClelland. Mr*. Cm ie After a ‘ fine" fel)nw»htp all dionly the darknee* and the hravy aware of a ahork. Ethel aat bent for him forever." , Draper. Mr*. J. G Waitet, Mr*. *pur*ed a*>d **rib»d "nut loud" that hreathmr. ao temhlv near her. over th* open notrlnok on »er lap. FMJvel llntlrrv write alhlbHy. J H. H«uk. Mr| C E J*rk«"n. the n* x* Thank giving day “ would Then lha faint a »und of elofh Thr flaxen tvraid* were aa aevrra Carol atill amilei at L j She »aiv Mr*. Olive Well*. Mr* Beulah b« Ja*l like thiw one " beuhirg againet cloth. The in- a* ever. The aim waa rmel to the ii* mm* in laat n.ght, l.-wa V *><*, Mr* C C. Tnr.t. Mr*. trteler waa moving away from hrr pockmarked larw A* uaual h< r thought; » ' » wav at the window* Peter M»nje, Mr* Henry Dumb. toward the open front <lm*r. Even Hnrkinga were twe.*tev1, her ahrwa wnt'hinr Wve la a'.u.ving her ClAlto Mr* L F Hite. Mr* Ethel riper. in the mhlat of her panic, her mind m r* run down tt Ih* hevla. her tn Shandv. --followed that almoet notael.aa rollon ilrrna Innkret aa though ihe Mr*. W P. Chapman. Mr* J B 4To 7*r. C'1‘lf IN. ' d f I HOLLYWOOD tv—Carl*le MuchCrawford, Mr* W 5. Thornton, ell I* a man with a dmihte life, Mr* W. J. David and ihe hoUcrn*. I f yo u » a n l t o m *Y * a ln o l u t r l y fine day be run* • mdlion-dollar import bu*ine*» Tre next he1* a •ur* that y ou b u t l e r c ak e* will VMcee**ful character a c t o r In Coma nut o f llielr pan* e a i l l y , line Rr rif\ m .r.s m f r o r the hoi lorn o f t h e ba h* with w a x e d VEW’ YORK vA—A arjrrhln? movjr* and T\'. p a p er — and g r r a ' r ih e |.*|>er — Potted p'ant* to be lubmitted analv tu of Ih* genrrat failure of le.i he he termed of tailing for competition tn the ChriMma* nrgamrrd rrliglon In deliver llv iny,i from arl'r*. h* ha* brought b e f o r e p u t t i n g in the h a lle i ! ' « • a v e r t |, itler o r aatad I not oliv e I Flower Show mu't be brought In Ihe Mayfair fnn on Friday, Dee J, me*»»ce effectively Ihrraiih tele ar-„r, (n.q hi* o - n hu*lne*. aa oil fr»r g r r a - i n g i e p i p e r * « 11 between 2 p m *r*<t t p rn . Mr*. Vlviort and lailio it pubhihrd lodar u ln n r n — wi'h amaring turret* b u t le r hv* a len.leu,-y lo niake lb " Televiiinn Radii) kudienee Miichelt It a h.vndvnnie. deep h a lie r ttirk Fred Gena*. Flower Show Chair­ anti Religion i Harper! ha*e* it* voiced m m of middle year* who man. announced ye'teidar All other entrtr* thould be concluaimvt on the mo«t enmpre operate* hi* hu»'.n*»* from a |i'.vnt Stnry '* tt'a a Irdiutr 111 th# rnovirv' hruught to the Mayfair Saturday, hen«iv* «tudy of a majiw American on South Wntem Avenue in I.-** type raumg tivat he ntten plait city'* viewing ami liitening habit* Antrlf* H* »!»o ha* agenta in bu‘ tne»»mcn thi. gh he t al»o brrn Dee .1 . before II a m ever undertaken The city la N’ew Japan, Germany and S*edefi. an FBI men. doctor* genes all. Hr Haven. Conn , where I reprevenla- [f(lu 1pmPnt rrpair planl in Ih# Phil "One of 1*0 in-tdentv C->'# nvr iivr cro»l i eel Ion of \ per cent ||pp|ni>i and * pr--fabric atmg rn the n>>1Ifri Dial there miiHi be Tht* U th* time nr year when mari* frm Irdor -!aj ar I rula of Ihe populatinn w*. inlerviewed, ,Prp., * in |n,)orie‘ ia. ■nm, trienltnenl I'vrr nv taking ffhe tpiry nr ef fall and winter *■ I fc.it ft■ .t ' ii |ij!;,-n ar-i The National Councl of rhurebex 1 it„( he will put hi« thnvlnj m pir '1 frooi a** *-' «tio ought need 'em be matched on ih* dmir.jr abroad. B , j tat !#. __ a^. Ttey ,'l meet rn Amerfcan Seminole High SchrwJ, The time of rhrl*l, U S A . conducted the terpn-e J*|H. ehcnewr he jvlj , th#T " he |e-na-ke.| * Si ! kit on > llakata Have awmhted from tah'<‘ a* t“ ixtirn#of year, in t n of the mretirg will be 12 '0 p m. •tudy under the aupervi'ion of Vale r ,;| (tom hi* ajent tn play in the it#, nf bringing art tv into my a'l over the uorld th* ingr*it- r • 11 ■' f<ubir«<V The r'gular meeting of South- Divinity Srhoet The vavt Here of f|]m» rnmpan r ■«, with emphaai* nn ‘ p.cca, lartivulaily on 'i hanktgivlng ... . , j _ , t .. . . . . j . , h „ lid* r-TA will b* held at S IS information gathered * u «h«ped r. reiiary tn produce the ration'* 'l l hit •‘ ruled no! hei nnd MV l f fox it it* fall drur.rU—mince y,t p. m. in ih* auditorium. Farenti RTien thrie pic* tint cam* in# n '" r r n * b,gS#r link out of expertation* I find M »t art. n arc «r, I pumpkin pi*. ■ ■ ■ ■ ar* aaked la nolo Ih* thaogo of f 4 * ' • Am in agon*, aalci i . n .!* L . T‘*rTT than anything cl»e 1 v# ever dene " great Mtf'inrn and ntlucallv *o > Cinnamnn. , ginger,*^ nutmeg, were r i f r ire import.1 nt than ’ »nd Dr. Dallae W. Smrthe time. H# hat been acting for )#«• than —they hive h »-1 t’te htrdc'l *elting mare. cln-'M, alliptce. ‘ rardir.t they at* t ta; In Colonial tlfhrdj Here are a f#vr aperifir finding*: The e p o W|e*» Club tn conjunc­ pvh ‘ e|'in; *heti'-eUe« loo,e nf citron, fruit* and nut* — thev* ante** wm tai l ica] taly by Rrllgtoua progrem* land to he two year* It happened quite by • re Ihe product* which pr"duc« th- rr.i>' tion with th* Officer'* U'tvei Club f F e h uic, k.-i t arcidenL A friend *«Yed h m to them aie non r i u ir .' at h gn ax mth tn popularity among audi­ Ihe ttntalmre *rom» and Ih* l;cl»t Pi ' i p-hatr <h- k Th-y and the EM Wive* Club will bold lako Ihe atage manager * rot# in 12 (kO a m.mih v.o v-ui ran *ee ence*. but TV atation* grant only v nndcrful tail* which have mad* war* n 1• ■ to ha a bake eaU at HI a. m at the n!v f them, but an amateur production of "Our I m hapit M lie*# traditional deaiertv a Utrd c ty c• t, ■ l . ■iiion*. »( Shlpa Servic* on tha SNAAS The t per cent of total lime tn inch Town." which w*« p-it on for a fry «h*t it ha' done for my bun a’ an-Jard . in American hrme* T' lat ih# *r!.« thrive* at proceed* will go tn the Chnrtmai program , - , Adverii«lng con- March nf Dimci benefit. Mitchell ne “ " • r » the forefather* settled in •heme ar f.l". I . - ’i a « l ! e r v a lumet on* fifth to nn# fourth of Fund for Needy Children. Virginia and Ma«iarhu»ftt« did It. Mitchell ha lined 110 * arlor* fitly lha' * , auld more than JiVt j#ar» ago .. The Srmlnol* Education A**<v4- all irteeait timo , . , leading An actor who ran a ftollywravl pi n hit Inrmer .t.-i .1 Hr du '» ('I’ ve* come frr.ut M*.fj .rn»- to j » to m o f! i*. tlien at now, ation will merf at 4 IS in Semi- Roman Catholic program* have thnr I l latit utr (a-ott |C*r. Itrltiah E i‘ t Africa, I d a . noia High School There will he much larger audicncei than trad­ dram* achool vaid Mitchell had plavrd aonie iif thr i -ctling rcr Ih# day * I Am-rica givea a en and Moiamhiqu#; ailiptre promltr. nllrerd him the prndur nrd*. iniprei'ivr mdeed an executive board meeting at ing Proleatanl program* . . . Three Ih , t in 11 i* and vo* f ioiii Jamaica; einnamon firm “ lt'» >urh a pieami* in *ee ihcni of five houacholdx ll«tcn nr watrh er‘ * role tn a local prr*rntati>n nf I p. m. and Burma; ginger from turn* tt i - • lha (M a t "The Big Knife " T^n hrough! him come m here tieiirn and di'enur ' Chin* anme relirou* program regularly. H-ifih Writ Africa, Jamaica. Scmmnla Chapter Nn. I OES Power « i , i -i - 9_ILs o blrulng .a r.. , Few Inca) patinra aerloiralr ron- tn the attention nf produrefa, dl aged from tr in to make a llv mg [ 4 nma. and Cuba; nutmeg and will meet at the M am ie Dali at rector* and agent*, and the )nbv from arting, ant tlien >er thrm •Ider th# Impart nf televiiinn and t p. m, return *ft»r three rr ittn of »rll radio nn their congregation* . , , atarted coming in. F It IP AT In a year and a half, Mitchell ing. enthiraed and alive*" he rr Bata Sigma Phi will W f a bar- F a m i l y group* find r»ngf,me » TV film* and markrd "For thi ft--I time they anr hi the Epfieopal Pariah Ffouia hated directly nn the Bible thr h i* -■ _______ffiturM, inrhjH nr Min know some aeeurity " froea It a. m In « so p m. Ltmrh ■ - #« . Alwajra iu .t * will b« »#rvcd from 11 ooon m P w. All rn*mb#r» irp> urfH in Cillfd Peter," *"There'* attend and ar* reminded tn bring Tomorrow" and "The Eddy Duchm 1:10 p. m. 12: II * l v p im m , Tha Peamrt Bowl game will he their Whil# Gift*, Tho Sunbeam* and fl A '» cf mmt interfiling and rueful of all K A TII Ml INK HI I T .I lt N at 7:30 p. m. at the Memorial rrlltioua program* . . . Audiencra Stadium Thia gam# ta epoe*or*d Ih# Flr*t RapliH Church will l U ’S S A M ) IlU A /.Zl for Proteatant program* ar# com by the Sanford Grammar School wed at S;SO p. m. po«e *1 largely of p«rioni in late "M ” Night Training I'rnon P.TA. HoBy Rill. Rui teavc* th# Firit middle age nr older , . . nl S wa SATURDAY > STARTING fimllict interviewed oolv on# per Th* Ladira Aid of tha Lecberaa Baptiit Outreh at « : n p. m. TUESDAY son taid h# wai brought <n!n a Church of the Redeemer will hold TOMORROW Kstnlilishcd 2 D years in Th* CPO Wivo* Club will »#*l church threwch the direct inOuenrr It* aeiwal bake tale and baiaar « 7 P m. al Ilia CPO Huh on Ih# Orlnmlo of a rad'n nr TV twogram. at 1:M in Dent of Saar* Roabtack'a ha*« for election of new officer* ■» A F.IIEAT ROMANTIC Today*! revolution In rommiml filer*. HKCOMMKNDS All aMflabcra ar* urged to attend. catwm* haa placed th* rhurrh in SUNDAY AIIVKNTI’IIK SPECTAfl.K a new kind nf culiur*. the atudy TN* Board of Deacon* of the Flak# a r m d Ml mm* and arPint Baptlrt Church will mart in raogw In a CAsaorol* with well point* nut. Tcl*yi*ion rannnt he the T. I . L. C lin gnom ad 1:10 drained o*ar*d ar alicori fr**h to- ignored hy Ih# ehureh II ran. Indeed, he tl**d. Rut *Hempl* hy p. m, matoea. Tup wftii buttrred broad rrtigloui group* lo imitate eautm; MOMSAT crumb* and grated ch*dd*r Slarrinsr The regular monthly meet Wig eh##**, flak* In a mextoraU oven program cnarepta have generally of the Chruttan Women'* Fellow- until h**(ed through. D * 1 1 c I o u a bem Ipeffeefual. A profound re Kirk DouKlaR thJp of Iho. First Chrlatlu Church with a green salad and hot bt*- appriiial of Ihe problem !« n#eraeary. Thia reappraisal tnrludci will meet at Ih* church ai T:J0 cut* for lunch «r •upper. Silvonn Mangrano auch matter* ta training clergy, men fo br more aware of fhe neu R ep re*en lin g in a magniflr*fll hr#athlakiimg, #p#!l communication* media tn relation hi mil nr epir, it rtight hi out nf you MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING — TYPING lo lh#T church polteiei. hvatcrv hnok , . actually filmed along H tha rout* Ulyaaat followed, CREDIT INVESTIGATIONS MADE L LAKELAND ANYWHERE IN UNITED STATES OR Truth Seekers Arc Entertained Here By Mrs. M. Davis Upsala Gioup Enjoys Dinner Unique Ornament Booth Is Planned By Committeemen 1 Radio-TV Highlights Spotlight* On Hollywood Friday Is Deadline C a le n d a r WEDNE5DAT Tretahg Union Worker* Council .if th* Firat BipUat Cflurfh. Sup per aerved *1 J U) p m. Prayer Meeting Service il th* Find Rjptiil Church will Mart at 7 » pm. with Mr and Mn D F Siampt. ratired mt»nonarua frnm (.bina and Hawaii, ai gueat apeakeri. The SNAAS Enllited M*n'a Rivet Club will meet at I p m. in the EMC. All eligible member* ar* cordially invited la attond. THURSDAY The Intermediate Choir of the Firat RapliH Church will hold rnbt'jrul ai 7.no p m. The AdoJt Choir of iho Firat Rrp ■ill Church will hhld rehtanal at 0 oo p t , J:oo p m. BeaMm of Prayer at Virrt Baptiif Church for Foreign Mi*iioua — Cirele l tn energe. Th* regular mnnlhly meeting of th* Seminole County Mlnliterlal Aaaeeiation will bn held at th* LAST TIM I- -s "SUMMERTIME'1 Stan 1? LAST TIME TONIGHT STARTS «:10 x-TIGH T SPOT* STARRING « EDWARD G. ROIfXBOM T' ALSO »y RITZ “MANBO^ I STARRING ~ SILT AN A MANGAMO •TARTS TOMORROW Service. U-nal A IM H , Pkeae M7S French A n . I Orlando Hwy. Comstock K EYSTO N E CU STO D IA N FUNDS * h SERIES B-4 (BONDS) f Allen & Co., SAM'S BFsrlpIr Sinrht. Tina. Baoorioo. Aamadrisa — TIS TukSfL,- ■ WELL DRILLING Member FOREIGN COUNTRIES J A C K t'T a M * S- of SufaM T MAt 17-W. CREDIT BUREAU OF SANFORD MOTOR WM ReataurtnL Re­ gular Dinnew, HaaM Made ffoa A Cake*. Open id TELEPHONCS IU aa* 1171 MRWB GARTOOM S ROOTS I* Howard C. Loaf 7 Phone S88 R. ( Midwett Slark Et«h*nga 1 Chicago Board nf Trade Couplet* Invralmenl Etralto r m n im H il PACKED WITH FURY . . . EXCITEMENT CUNNING.. AND TEMPESTUOUS LOV’JEI Phong 5-8034 ■i ■* J * �!* A All Midwestern. | Team Is Named i t n b a W/Ll m CHICAGO lT — Nlliwul rhamBlon Oklahoma and Notre Dame «nn f-ve berth* and th* other *i* MMitioni wen! to tour Big Tfn ac^oola on the l»Si All Midweatern football team named today by The Aiaocisied Pro**. while two each vent (ft B:( Seven kmi Oklahoma. Big Ten champion Ohm Slat* and Mtch!|*n. «hieh h*1* ,h* unprecedented honor of plartni two anda on tha mythical team. Noira Dama took three ipoti and low a aach s»m*d ena berth on thr all itar array aalcctcd *ft*r » poU of coarhaa, acouU and •porti writer*. Tha trim: Endt-Rmt Kramer and T«m Maenti. both of Michigan Tirklet—Cal Jonet lo**. and Jim Parker Ohio State r,jird»—Ro Bol r.r*r Oklahoma and Pat Biareali*. Notre Dame O tter — Jim V a n a a, Notre b* THK asso c ia te d frf .aa Dame. Coral Gable* round up nth the Back*—Part Mnrratl Mirhlian boat a m kxt record In th* Fl^de H«»ard (HopaVm** Cana BIC Ten Ktf* School , C^ ? T . dV OhlV Su'tV. To mm'* V 'D -a H F By Alan Mavwr FRONT AND CENT** i M ARYLAND CRUTCH, O f f OR THR LRAD, AO CAADtPATRS fom VYrt/fCAt. TRAM Jt ravr m rt Jo 1 Ah *-TAJ m R /M M ( A D O R F /R P AOTM/RO METRICAL R B c jr H/rt. AOHOBS s s s - " s £ T&stsi — - .... .. . ItH efcampion la determined Ire Dame The I?o pound Jonei one of thre* * im third acaaoei in tha lea repeater a from laat year t All Mid tha Cavalier* ftniih»d with • M'ecr. team raa ahtfted from vlrtnrtea and one defeat to , Me la na. flea -s,1" . n r **,p” » i l l . .1 L kM «l rf id Jacksonville Jarku-.n laat weekend knocked Jacbionville U * from t Me. I poaltioo all tt-a »ey »o fifth Yh* General* were H I and trail •d rww other JackionilUa *rhonl*Landon nth 41 and Jackt-.n aith It Mainland rat rmleaa tn seven lly Tan femei and announced If mould not ha tat tha conference ■end year Th* Conference standing* »tl Coral Cahlea non Balm Beach ISO i l l Landon Tl a Jacksonville Jack ton MT JekMonrlTle Lee Vlamt Jickaon S7I sn Vtll*horou|h w» LaMind mu Miami Edlaoe tvi Orlataki Edfartter Orlando Boone llrt) OOO Mainland - - ROB — * M A pf 0 \ * 0 * r - t s e * * o « * ycor SCJCCRSS F(JL 5 l» FPf,'OU*>L Y PL A 'ED O J A P p FO B TbS TTPP%, P ~ - r . , . . r .1 Oh;. But. — Citizens Urged To Support Youngsters A t Peanut Bowl By B. Hufh Ansley '•r.t Youth Artinty, Th# sale* at With tha biting weathar whiatl* th* rat* will t.utnp sharply if in* tfcro-.eh tha trees, Teanut Friday luma out to he another Bow] football i* aet and rarln' eftilly day, and the pre/ame »ale* are more important than aver. to to. All tn* team* have been W» hop# that you wilt bay sharpening up fo* tha coniaat, and tickau to tha Peanut howl Earn tampers ar« airearly hatir.* in the of us reaht* tha significant* of proctlce fames Lik* a fifler e*t- tr.ls undertaking. Our young peo* •ir.* on «d*e Just before he toes "It nerd us. f -jp«rvis«d rircrealion t.* the r .ij. th.o.« hoja are besinn- as t*»n in th* platform of all of th* past randiditf* for pibiic MIAMI P — Steve DeLaTorre, in* to **t butterflies tn thair offic*. and Justly *o. h*causa it I* Flonda'a all Southentem Confer­ »tom*chi. Each youngster know a a most Important thing In just that has Itmitad atpanen a ence center, la t»e Florida Sporti in tha gridiron world, aach a f«w year* these young fillowa tk'ntera Ann choice aa "lineman youngster imagine* that hit out* a ill h* th* Uadsr* of a growing of the aeek " standing play may win tha (am* and prosperous rommunityj §up* Hia aelection. for the third time for th*ir team, and each young­ •msed recreation build* c.can, thu i»a»on came In reromition ster frira that he will flip up wholeiom# m’nda-7 emtatt*. Y«uf of hit yreat defente performance somewhar* and be raipsniibi* for support will m»*n tnat you *r« interested in our young p*op», and leadership of Ihe Ciatora aa '.heir t«*m loosing. they eitertded Miami to the limit With a chill settlmr down on Ihe and belltv* m*. tho* kid* will Saturday before lo* ns, 7 4 evenire* it be«nmrt mor* Import­ know whether or not you ar«. Th* committees bar# worled •'Del.aTorre »a« far from a un­ ant that he nllttna of Sanford animous choice.** s a i d Luinre and vicinity support this Import* hard to prnvid* pleasant enter lamment for you far*. Thera Funs Miami Herald sporta order ha* been Interest in th* guesting and president of the association I IKES IIRK.IN AI, HUE "There o fre loo many r»od line­ MliirCSBURG, K> .r - Sam of th* number of peanut* tn the men on the field Saturday lor Steve Seaton, f/i, who married and di­ bom!. There I* ■ nit* award awaiting th* closest estimate, to to dominate the votini " vorced th* sam* woman taven The tkd-pound senior edsed hia limes. d:ed at hia nearby Sand you fans keep on guessing. Soma alternate captain, Ray Broan In Lick Cap home yesterday, ilia fans wanted to know whether or not th# peanuts wer* shelled of tha weekly poll Others receivtnr wife was Mrs. Martha Seaton. whole; they are still tn the thelli. votes were raard R«b Vosloh and Th* official cmintec* would pro­ tackle Hambone Hamilton, both of bably h* a lull* “ nutty" if they Florida End Don Johnson, tackle Don Ren*>r, with Miami's Mario had to count all th* shall kern­ Allan Rodherf and (uard Join Ponofiglio runnerup Florida full- el* that would fit Irta that howl. Dorter, all of Miami hacks Jo* Brodsky and Ed Sears If yen want any hint*., rail Herold ’ Rirk of Ihe week * was M.ami’ a also drew support from the writers Hecktnbach at (h* also will S. DeLaTorre Is Writers Choice As Lineman Of Week Cavaliers Have Best Won-Lost Record In Race V | A HP Hi UiO* * 0 * 0 0 1 P A P n cU A P L f GOOD WAS O L A H T F P 0 A c*f. i Jennings Randolph Is All-Round Sport Q. p AOHC9~>C/a R, F t p p t z r t r*r yp p e r m F d o fas b u m A~ Wt CP FASHES y i c n , AQJ)»*aPAHP L A T / B ti b* glad t* taka F«ur order fo* tickets i. Ther* will b« many award* mai* to lucky fan* at th* Peanuts Bowf, Ther# will h* entertainment btt» ween tha halve*, and ther* will be plenty of (nappy hard m jsie. Don’t *at too much at dinner hefnr* going to th* Ptanut B *1 Friday night. Th* eomeatinn (land* will h* In full *wing, and y«ur fill of hotdog*. popcorn, and •ooft drinks can h* bought. Tha holiday atmeapntr* i* in th* air, so let s all >#1 together and make thi* a bang-up night to u# remembered and repealed. Ceremonies atari at 1.30 Fri­ day night at Matronal Stadium, peanut Row] football will g«t ur.darway at I o’clock. Be th*ra! THE SANFORD HERALD Put* A \V*d. Nov. 30. Ba To Janniffa Rardelfh. AialaHM to th* Preitdent of Capttol Atr I re* and priefipla *faa'«*r at th Annual Meatier end hantuei of th* B.>minal* Courtr fhamb** af Bf DA\E OHARA .................. . tha Maefalr Inn on 10ITON Walter*ai«M eham the **»nin| of Dee. 4. la an •’! P*"« Carman Btailm. a btttla-1 round iron In acary aanta af tha ararred tataran unbaatan tn mort than l e t yaan. returnt a eourtetyj Not only la Randolph himtalf .nd mk* hit title ijim tl youttf! t aporta anthuaiaat bat hn older Tony DeMarco tonight m a re •on Jtnmnfi landalpb Jn * * match ol om of the yaar'a beat iluffaaM. golfer *f nota. Randolph was a four-UHar maa laatlio. ■ M-yaar-old ag-Marin# at Salem foliage, Balem. W. Va., from Caaaatoti, N Y . rules only and In addition, he •** Waal Vie* a alight fat onto at hi* first de gima. Intarroilegial# T a a a l a f*nl* amc* lifting th* till* from Champien for two yaara tha tS-yaar-old bomb incoming Bet* Ha latar wa* Diractor of Athle­ Ionian in a aatuatumal brawl Uat tic# at Davt* end Elkin* Collaga- Juna 14 In tha JO e, ha brought tho tear- Odd* dropped from SI to ton TALLAHAMEE J* — Florida l#t Humrana# boekatball team of than T-l on BasUw Th# Boston Mato * Seminole* have h#en weak- DA E to tho Univaraity of Flondo, Garden fight m scheduled foe IS tag bard ptwpaeing a pst* defense and th# mountatpaar# drfeatad th* rounds, but law aiperta itguro it h r Batarday night’a game it Tam- Florida nulntat la tw# gama* wiU go tha dutanca. Ona of Randolphs faotbali ’N Baaittaa, with aa andefaatod i Hoad Coach Tom Mugent ran taama dafaatad tha Navy tn a atruig <d 14 Hghta. to ratmoutg a hia vanity again*! th* **co«d and gam# at Annapolia, Md by a courtesy by meeting DeMarco on Milrd taama yaatwrdav and placed seor# of t-0 It fa noUworthy that th* chaUangara bom# ground* fUfitg at atraaa or FSU’a paasing only alavan D A E player* war* Tony mad* hia flrat defense of th* used I* th* 40 minuta* of play Batonaa. title m lyricu*#, M. Y , and tost Tha Bat hula h*p*a lor a ra­ (no aubatttutlona). th* efowrn na a lJth-round TKO Randolph waa ataa Iporta Edi­ ta mar Tampa vara anmawhal yaatarday tor of th* flarkaburg Talagram Tha champion elan will b* oui to bait what could becomt a airing ♦ dtirn et Inhired halt- (W#*t Virginia) In iltd-U . Metts, iddchned two Jaralng* Randolph mentioned la la lha laat iwt> welter title fights ■f itfii local _champions have teat the crown to rorreapondenec with the — ----ago Oi.mhvr of fommerro Wat "I > « A»f*n*aa DeMarea atopped 1 with my older ao# eoald ylay lb# Johnny taiton. making hia first Ti Mayfair lrm Country Club golf defense of Ihe championship m lh* Aped I. then lash round Aprd ‘ and " “ losi “ PlfTLADELPR1A Feta rourae. Ftvoa nt th* National Football Jennlngt Randolph Jr. played to Basilio AD told. II welterweight U *W * i Philadelphia Eagles aay* top golf In tha Nertb-Routb Invl- rhampion* have loot their till#* the ha * B play hia laat pro football tatton at Flnaburat, N. C., tn tha first time they're put them on the Baton tn Chicago. Da*, u agataat Canadian Open and Amateur line, and »«v*n bar* regained j * le a n Championship#, and tai ISIS h# them. FRtoo, who cam* lo Iti* Eaglet want to th* fourth round In the ABC wilt broadesat and tolcait l i 1 MT frosts th# University ol Notional Amatear. Ro has bean 1st tha bout, with New England TV M t o * . h** caught It! paata* tor th* Airborne Infantry ainea (Vt- blirkad out. SJto yard* ant) •> tourhdowna due nhor 1SS4. H# wow th* Ah Fare* Th* proipoet* ad another Aria M l aigld complete aaasont and 10 European Champlonahlp earlier ding punching dual and DeMarco's gam#* tala year. ihia yesr and U r o w stationed la fme ahowing in training baa re The M-yaar-oid native M Orlando England. suited m g brisk tteket isle Pro Wa., tod tha league in pan ra"rorhspi," say* Jor.nlngi Ran- motor Ram Allsorman aspacta ■tavtag with u in ism and Dai dolph Sr., "h* can coma to Sanford nisr-capaclty r»owd ad JR.OTOJ and ttod ta* tan FriDClam War* for a tournament an* ad that* grata receipts oI about tltt.OM Wtaoa with M days." Use* winning th* into. Bsailio ha* gf-n# M rounds to competition MtpoMiung luto Icartichtal and CENTRAL FLORIDA QUUH FRKEZB O f Turner to avar-tta-watgbt af AND HTORAGB CO. fair*. Ha baa M avaraD recced af 4M1-T with >1 knockout# and sarar h u b**n aaopped. Da Marco kas bad anlg wa light WHOLESALE AND RETAIL ra losing bU title — • quick, trouad TKO ova* Chico Velar Boston Sept 14 Hia record I* THERE prices EFFECTIVE THURS„ FBI, SAT. hi with M kayo* K« hai been ?Title In Rematch SHOTGUN SHELLS ALL SIZES RIFLE SHELLS IMPERIAL SERV. STATION II A Park Cl \% Halfback B. Metts Raturns To Team 1*1 Lost Pro Gome a-ii i:{j? I- 1 K a®i LOCKER PLANT LET US DRESS YOUR CHRISTMAS TURKEY FOB YOU — PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW. ■■ FLA. SHADE A — DIRECT PROM LOCAL FARM! :m m # m MEDIUM 57c - E G G S X-LARGE URGE ■ W W « f a ow » evaa B 656 69c W THIN SLICED BR. BACON LB. 49c DRIED BEEF 1/4 LB. 29c LEAR PURI LVAN AIL-NUT GROUND BEEF LB. 37c coT n ed fu r LB. 59c BEEF STEW LB. 49e YORK ^-Despite « da asaeutor of th# aatat* partial **4 report* to great Nashua and other race aa* ad th# Uta William Wood 4 J r, valued ■! flw mlllton art. win be put tap for auction New Tor* newapeper* with The si ms Balaif Mud would bo EINOAE RELIABLE WIENERS LB. 39c tWMnntfr V . ft. CHOICE BOKRLEHH CHUCK R0AS1r - 5 9 c i ; PORK CHOPS -49c I BiBBS -3 9 c I' WHBTWV LEAK CENTER CUTS I Mo by remnant sportsman • aoclallta i waa that to death accidentby his vif« UM Oct. 10. John Ludawig. mo ad the aieculori, rata begsea are toHWd. «d aauria Naabua, Me st •■ Uni* and valued HIATT re all L __ __________ fVti to­ wn than M IB i i m to « od ton _______ w JA M , t4 > a :j s l ! * .j ■* ,. ’ — **- mm '— \ 1 �I V A New Invisible Cream , Guards Workers' Hands l r KU M W N .H M M in.U. H0UBKWIVL8 trid indwtrM nil of Medicine. Dr. Winer warru V 1" 1 « ln* i ^1* ereum whlla Y .*lhl».cm m to protect Ibain- the inflammation l* present It u t ilvri from skin Irritants. Iapt to tncrriM Uit diaardtx u Greany *aed then. W Tilled Pro-Derma u i, Bul •*'## thf eondltlon fcxj ic»t greasy. doe* not turn ind M' «ViT1^ uI%0,n| mrntl4 lhlt, ,h* ittiy to innlv To® rm 't im it be used when you return ^ iv X iiZ S S S S J t ZZ&&E * u * **mfc* 04 be helpful to home wires who Irritation, may u.rc.op akin mtUmmauon Um Erwy Day 1 :;;n I " 1?!* I A M U ihauM apply ■ thin flint 1 . prtrr.at* to be of ev*n of rreim on clem, ary utn belore n r.;i.'r aid to worker* tn many starting to work each diy Wipe p.iriti r ho develop skin disturb- off the excess Before lunch wish nnt»s after prolonted eonueijoff the cream with i mild deterw|r.h «ool.^flour, dusti^plisUsi, tent Then apply moc rrrtn he. Jrane:*. jdvr?, acid* sod- alkali*, * for# returning to work. After to name a few. lewr:nr work row can wish off ill As a matter of fart, tad m trial the cream. akin disorders are probably Vo If your children ire troubled blama for mors than half of all with enntwet dermiUtts such u occupational disease* UtU. bwtbe them etch day witn i It I* wsually foe maples* akin cleartsrr Then aga, n. ' hnpoaalW* — many of you to avoid thinys piy a thin film of tlte retain, which may Irritate your. . .akin, „ . _ j .. _____practical ___. . to ogtnrnow rn riM ahd x nw mn akb iju And It .. la not always rear protective gloyes iiores. 1 **r* ® • mother has eery wear Dr. Marvin N. Wmer of Millard mrtM on her Ulmor# Hospital. Buffalo. New L*f#. ftn? * h,fh df,,,lnl> ork. sufinesti that Pro-Dern* be * ? l>-llkt top* Is Uwre any■sed instead. thlnt that can n* done to help The eream aontains I I I per h ,r’ tent silicone In a bentonite twue 1 Answer- Moles should he re* EUleont ernnpaurdi are derlred only ty a akin specraliit from regular sand They ar* not Certain types of moles should be sensitizing and not irritating. il*R alone. Mciy Increase Disorder I * F*1,*,t *an * ,,, determine whether or not removal Is ntcraWriting in the New York Jour- tiry in yeur mother * case. Ringling Circus Has Been Cleared tric compiny “ Whit wtil they dn* Htlf would fired to go back tn schcol " In general, the tvprurn»r k*v. She leit rnnfrc! of her os* snd it enlv to->V me sho-it th-e# vrrkv hnsnl h*-n't hern changed in m >rr JVCKfONVILl.r »• - R ng'tnr veered Into one in which Mr s i Rro* snf Barnum A Bn'e* t ircu* tn switch over in IH’A ’* than fo year* Thr revi»«*d »v * Mr* Sheelr were riling Vri h^e uve* s vpecullv tuilt tvpe tem ilcvi>ed hy AugU't llvnrik hi* hees cleared of neg! gene* in ran *ai-1 *he did nit *ee Ihe horiei an accident lent vesr in which writer In *need tr»1 «. »h» *aid *he ot the t‘nlver*Uy of Washington, hut tevtimmy ihowet light* w r s three h-r*»i ■**■# killed and two reiched It* -■ ir ’ « i ttunile on s put* thr vowel* on P f second rn * hemg carried at virion p'-tpi* atitoiti 'hje* collided the rrured. or Piorsk keyhosnl where a t*ri>! ' fingers normally Mr* t'oehesn and her hu*h*nf A ('till four! Jury found Ihe compared with SO word* md mans re.t Other letter* mo*t frequent »l»o *tarted suit for !7 i>d a n n't Icfcnili-t innocent m ■ 17 W> * ,.t insccursciev on a rctf’ sr mschlre It u»cil al*o are chinged filed h* Mr* Buhop Aheelv for the circu* hut the citcus f..rd a On an e'ertv c tvpewriter wilh the Mr* W k Dorrance and other persons! Iniurtei and damige to counterclaim f r 1 v o o •perti! kcvhiisrd. she hit 1 AO » 0M» •ecrctsrir* at an in*urance com­ her ai/imohi!e s minute k’ *o growing out o' the srcHent pany agreed the prevent i* krv. t'irru* employe* were returning V •• llon’ cv « comment m.ii ire s f *5 ooo damage salt fi>d he hot:i| i* like an old friend and lhe> bring h-'t'e in ethe- j j ’.r *''n lo.>k •ome *i hor*e* from th# Circu* Mr* l.ee NiW-ter snd • 11 ,rt1 w il-ln't 1 *e to *ee s change on s p->*«iMe change slid pc-*t M .. I'lhcl lti>chn. who head* t ground* to the tram after b*t iclton h* U-nnie Ti.cner. Tr« ctr minm locil cnapvr of the Nati'*ii*l Src year * performance a hen Mrt K* cu* md Mr* t ochrstt s'd her "My first reirtmn ws* to th nk "There :» room I r pregre** knv- ther I ire t'oehran 27 drove h» huihsnd are de'endanta 15 t-h# of all the girl* mrt 7'." sau' Ml** thine that le»»en* work f<y the vec She *tnfk «even of the animal*, -ea*e* still pending. lalallv muring three rrtar:c* t*«n, commented Ruth Ruth. *ecrel*ry an an elec­ Response To Alter In Keyboard Varied KANSAS CITY A—T^e secret* rtes- resclmn to a rsdlrsl fhsnfr in tvpevtrllrr Vcyhosrdt rinse .1 recently frrm eric* of horror to Ihe cnmtnrnt: "Well thif* er* way in frt * new Ijpewriter frem the b oss" Ore secretary. Mis* Barbara Henley, doesn’t »ee amthim neu in the kerh'ird on uh.eh the guveminent hs* *t*rted 1 e«t« tn hope* of irnrvoinc the effic.ency of Its thousand of tjp:su She hegsn u«mt lie revived Vev Nisrd 17 years sjo in an experi­ ment "The esre of typing *nd scenri ey »re avtoumiinfi." »he nut "And _________NS f>« Bib* f .irh one of us know* In Ms heart when he has don. unjustly, unkindly by hi* brother. And though he may present an un­ concerned face to the world, tha Injustice, unkindne** he bat done will lay like a heavy. e»M atone on hi* conscience, hia soul —in the quiet of the night. s on# with his God. he cannot escape iL Hut the path of the >u«t I* ae the shining light, that ahinrlh more and more tmln Ihr perfect day.— tl’ roverbe 4.18.) L it t le F o l k s By B /IL H M DS o i v t M r a d m l a w o e TH o r AHIMAI CBACkEKft.. iV ir r / a *jb ^ xal W cr S = y t i t pHAMTs!y f > TMS UTILS t'T U K K lb V w itr ... to g c~ IS WiCV WAS1TC FULL VALUt FOB HP» ,* ’U . TW.-r DIXIE CHYST.\L r r o TOP VALUE. NO 1 Stout CAN OUT- BAR4A04 | A UGAR WADE'S SUPtEX MKT. f 29 LBS. (LIMIT ONE— WITH IS RO OR MOIIR P l’ IH'HASE) • Its*. ti<« l . a . an* «u. Um. N EW LO W SUNNY LAND SMOKED P R IC E ! * BAKE - RITE 4 to f> Lhn. PICNICS SH O R T E N IN G c 25 LB. (LIMIT ONE WITH 0KPF.R) SWIFT’S U. S. (iOOD GRADE REEF SHIPPED DIRECT FROM KANSAS CITY' s f Harry I. Truman Is greeted by Kdwfa Pauley ow bis arrival la Lae Angeles. Mr. Truman told reporters that hr would go out and do hi* "level best" for the 1IM Democratic Presidential candidate If the maternal lem ltte* asked bun. (laicmetionoll LB. ROUND T E 3 59 2 'i Sire Can 1 A I KIM DM N CLUB Sue l an sw c: t po ta to es 17c I.IIIIIY A PIN BONE TOMATO JUICE K MINUTE PRUNE JUICE 39c HAMBURGER " 35c 3 99t i.n. CARDINAL HICKORY SMOKED SLICED BACON ' WIENERS (Limit One U'ith Order) 25c Lh rhg. 35c Tor 4 na. ( nn« VIENNA SAUSAGE 2 r-2 9 c PEACHES 2', si,, r- 25c FHKKSTONK LIGHT MEAT TU N A ... -2 5 c PLANTATION PRIDH DILL STRIPS 29c $1.25 10 oz. BABY LIMA BEANS ) 8 oz. BROCCOLI SPEARS 10 oz. CUT CORN 8 oz. pkg. BROCC. SPEARS »"» 29c MKI.ODY HOLSl'M CATSUP Salad Dressing 12 Ot. Dottle* Q u art DOLLS 49c 2 For with of fi r, O h n purrha*# tall ran* I. D F. N MII.K f<>r K l ’ DO'S STOCKTON 2 for •O.T fan Frosty Acres Frozen Foods INSTANT 6 Oz. Jar L> Kl.'S 39* 12 Oz. Pkff. MAXWELL HOUSE SLICED BEETS TETLEY TEA ROYAL HAMIIAN SrfiAlt CRKKK COFFEE 33c 0». STOKHI.Y'S s ) l.YKK’S 25c (h Os. Can OKI. MONTH CHUCK ROAST NEFOU&, Mo fcveel bee»# ever foatsd In lb# Note ®f Florida, furs reached Gvllitieoni Fork for the winter racing troton Bred at tha Dickey Form. Ocolo, Flo .lbe HaVes-wrooing Needles is one of the evaian'i top-rooking coin, ond a strong foctor for the SI0 0 ^ 0 0 Florida Derby ond other clatuci of the coming yeor. Jouvet Dorm, president of Gulfttreom Fork, is at Ibe left ond I. M.H#olh, ao-owoar of Needles, oa Me right — . . . - ■■■— . -* Lb. Can Corned Beef 12 Oz. Can 39 ‘ 25c TRICES IN THIS AD EFFECTIVE THRU SATURDAY, DEC. 2 ••f f *I M Washing, elaborate explorer, I w fib tlB o O ^ t P.*- I M M lM H b * the 1 ■ - 7 m m *. arid tbwl Me Uriled Bute* h op* to aetab* , to Am MgMr oirwtegle Antarctic. He prw edthat sa many m MO Americano will be living ei be*#* eon- a M H W M M ih lk iM k N iN M W A D E 'S A f f lIS l PAM AW. • OUAMTTTT ttOMTl I • Wi HiOAkin B4 OUAUTY MATS �0 THEOLCTHOMETDWN DAILYi CROSSWORD ACBOM I L A Chinese 1 dynasty * A A children'* geme / f . Island In 4. r u n .* Firth of A. God of war, Clyde \ j <0 M / iM tu n l ' A A horec’* / 10. Tin-cint J . « » » Mea t | 1 likll ■ I HIM ] IT. Collect low pieces rX To Ui* 1 . "* it (h t t tT a sa rrO a F s Aaewse^ k of aacrsd ; i I t Rtl(T.ln( N u ty . 13 Cripplet J wntinga *1 IT. Began*? It. w«rj>->mrt‘i P Found on ae• 3* Grows «4 iie H Deep. | , 11. Toward ' ‘ playground ,3V. Craay uHk audtbi* . 'i * ! . rtapirwnor i 1« Slid# 1 JO Haned 1 I1. To part IT. Not w»B 1 platform W again, ar lb Eakero — * I t To Uke 1 13 Fenru g i r hair 43 Ovum •vpper / U SutUo'a 13. Narrow* v, rword 10. Poem ' decree mitt l(*ot | .13. T o s u r w » 31. Appctr to be " % t i A covering 1 % % of fal.*« heir JA M eU l lag % r " 37 . Flowering •• a bush % £0 External IS “ * ' (feiitt TT iV J f A ITitlll container IS S-Shaped worm • IT. Epoch » 40 Music n t l* , 3d T.-o TT 41. Sort 40. A catch in 4 A' 47. Employ 4 t Unit of work 4 t Perched w Ti sTT' V. T3T 43. Annoy * miuk • nocking it il b IT xr r1 n ‘r TT ■Z7T IT _ TT “ Iy S * m i I B Public Opinion J Said To Be Needed To Protect Juries i 1 J I •I ^ i m m . r Wert* At (i* fc {f* k S V " I fu ile I t R e m f o m f'rifila e Oe A r P m * Fee a U t f i l l V " Fee K m N >«M t d it in m t iu e f It* K a tie * * D inretlm * Man Finally Wins Bailie Of Calories Lenord. 31. born In America but riiwd in Scotland, went on a rigid diet after lha Army turned him down at overweight H* pared Ji ETiSt'Sb' TT si 41. Knave of 1 clubs i Looi ia TT tr V/, B Reds Again Offer Compromise Plan On Nuclear Tesls NEW ORLEANS f - A Californla federal circuit court judge says "aroused public opinion, impletnented by protcethe legislation." la needed to guard Juries and LONDON UP Bussla offered (rand Juries from pressure and again today to slop testing nuclear * Intimidation weapons if the United States and „ Judge James Alger Fee of San Britain promise to quit also. ; Franeiaeo told the Deep South re- The offer, broadcast by the Mos­ | glonal meeting of the American cow radio, came only three daya * Bar A»sn yesterday the pressure! after the Kremlin announced lha * and Intimidation could rom* from 1 Soviet Union had exploded Iti most , force* of organited e r 1 m • or powerful hydrogen bomb * (roups handed together hy tubver- Today's hroadeast said; t live political or ernnomle aims to "W* cannot discontinue th* pro­ | threaten Juries with reprisals. duction and teating of nurlaar , Tb* meeting ends today. A panel weapons so long at both the U S A { discussion on trial tactic* and an and Britain manufarturo such : address on "Tbe Story Behind Thcnls City (Ala )H by F.mmetl weapon* and test them. I Perry, eifcull solicitor of the 10th Troposala which the U S S R t Judicial Circuit of Alabama, ara put hefore the United Nations stipulate a total ban In nuclear i on tho agenda. weapons and their removal from Leqal Notice 1 to bavs. an* rit h l. t ills * c laisstst ^ t i ih* fullnwina a> „rlh *4 la st. , l * i n r nM P*lnx In S - m ls -ls C'ntin. s*. n - r id « . in-wis- o a/e *f n * ..o f HUM * f 11. Tnwpiblp I I 0-u ih. Ranc* l | »:«,« Y«||. sM - if h * f yn-,. arc tisrabf n llfl*4 that a soil has bssii rouahi aaslnts r" i in :xa C im o M C m r l, |g an ! tor P»mlitnl# rn n a lv . FlniM a.M n rh a a o ry . a p ltllH T. II. ID A N IK M - J r , and rn.AJTN DAKtt F I . I - bis n il* , rialntlfto. v, JU LIA I S IA TItllti al *1. n-f,ri't«nt«. aa4 ’ r » s s x i e«H »f >«». a r* r#o»ire4 r In til* |n Uf A ltw a r l« r ii l n l lt t ,' . rnm plxipt * ||b lb* C le rk of MIC B CnurS. **4 „ r v * <ip-n M tlo llff*1 I attosnext n r.o a o rrv n . rn . ( J Xrb*»a vl<r,(i It r. n Res ISIS. - (a a fn M . yinrlda, a eaoy af *al4 l A n s o a r . . *a nr h»r»ra Thara^Oay. n<n*n)b*r I* . A D, 1*1*. and I If r o e rail ta *<s a*, a Cants* | i * i oaotoisn a 111 h* * a l*r*4 a t s lm i E ye a. tag aa-b af pan. for lha ra1 tie r OsrssM tg la s s l4 ram ptstal. 1 Tb a ntlas* at Ib l* t a ll la to I q a l* l lha llita la th* abav# 4*sI t r I M nennsrty. W IT N R M my hand and >**t a( I4 r *Krt si Psatord. (smteals S wasp , F ie n d s, rvsmkfr. A D . iv y. r t* r k *f ib is | t t L 4 a; af 1*1* 3? p to n la n sate Court t*r ruiRiuft * * !!* ** ' h * n *llr|« ii» i, prantseo, M*dliars, or rU lm a n u * i!i* ra it* . ay. ibm uxb, nr undtr ibtrn a k s i t a44r*****. r**id*n«tt, and p«*i o f. IT * '• unknoan W IL ­ LIAM r iiE L 's n w T n i-K o **4 r o U n q .b if » if * . ir iu ia y . ,* 4 it 4*14. sit Ib a ir uabaaoa ban* al taw. 4**la*a*. U ( * t « ,,. tsaafirlacl- **l *!***••♦ reed?lnr,, *r rlaiMao|a alh sro lsa. ky. Inrausb, ar andtr lh*ra o h ss * a44r*M t*. rn ld ia rsa , and P * |l o lflaa *44t«itta ara nakeokmi and a l l ih * uakaeuo hairs *t law. 4 *v isa s* Itc a lM i. or bans(WW i*.! Jnreufh. •* u s4 sr in A TOUNO. 4sr*ti«4 , ia 4 all pars*** k a vio a er rD lm ip t id Worm wmw T a ie C .,1 in th* tollaCiog -•scrtXsa land* * lia ti* d la e * * ” t#‘ WIU “ to t • tor to rn*. a| BJnrli fa- eeelloo. ic a r d ia x la thereof r*c*»W*4 la P1»t *• M » * U k #t lha pahli, t ilr t t o . * C .u e ly , Tb# e a io r* * f this anil la i s re- E •ir."/:'.'. trr'L.7, M» i d ” to»«ltui*4 •iRCU tT court o r T ir r S - g M II TH i n in t h fu£ IIDA. Tb* ahkrev la1*4 III)* *r ike KARBIL*"d + 4w m fn n e t% W A Y* O '\ M O 0 K W 0 0 0 7 H S i D C S Stows •e e rie At A O lu e e J o c l i r i Cmelce M e r m e Dsratlsoo Uirm nm r Time W erl4 A V j f l i l tto rn lnx Mr>4i*e H ere i n f I k e d i t i i a<* H ^ S to u e , W aite At Na** m .i *» is f * . jO U i n G r n D e ll v O , /» I . . • _ % A /_ _ r, V - O m p i e t i n g T T O rK On Joint Project at Jacksonville tn route to distant cltlea. It la expected that 10,000 calls well! ha htndlad during an average buslneai day in December 1*31. E w e Increasing demand for lung distance aenrice will lnerrasa (hi* figure to 100,000 rails during and average business day for tha aame ft we in lIM. Tho United State* and Canada are divided into areas—each with a code of three numbers, which when added to two letter* and five digits of tha local number, makes every telephone number unique. No num­ ber la duplicated. Tha coda for the Jacksonville teelion la it*. If someone In Chicago plarea e eaQ to the Jacksonville City Ifal', the Chicago operator will dial 30VKL 4-4311. Quicker than a wink, th* Chicago equipment will use a Vis coda to tend tho call to Jacksonvin# where tha new ma­ chine will ring tha City Halt Thla change is on* more step toward tho day when telephone subscribers will ba able to dial their own long diaUaco calls any Flee* la tha country. Rising Resentment ’ Comes From Threal By Chinese Reds • "*•*•.*-r* NATIONS. t'JTtnVe N. %! Y. V OF— • UNITED Nationalist China'* threat to veto Outer Mongol!*’* application (or U. N. membmhlp—a move that could kill present chinces of IT other applicant natioas—aroused crom in a resentment in U. N. cir­ clet today. Therm was speculation Formoss's o in foothold in th* international orcanltitiot might bo loosened aa a result. 0 Thmj|h Russia promised 11 veto*—of all nnn-Communlst ap­ plicant* — unless Outer Mongolia and th* other four Red candidates made the gride, the Chine** and not th* Soviets mere the villatns to moat sources who would com­ ment. Angry diplomats predicted that the Nationalists* decision, reportedle made deiplte two appeals 0 from President Eisenhower, would roat the Formnii gotemrekent many frirndi h might reed when the perennial question of seating Red Ch na come* up in the next Assembly. f iS w w i cut f e P r a m paw * ir a U M N tei • H im UmHiM {•raa O iIn I O i l Shortly after h* returned from Southern Bell TeI*phon* and Tele. Glasgow, Scotland. wh*r* he lived '™ph Company offlelali released with hi* grtndmofhee for IV yean , 1new Information at work la Leonard passed all hit enliitment rapidly being completed on the teata but was told by an Army automatic lAng Distance doctor; iwltehtng equipment due to begin "Sorry, son. you're too heavy, operatljn on flee. 4. Th* Army can't take you " Representing a tlx million dollar Determined to maketh* grid# i tdlUllsthdi which la located in he spent the ne»t in days on rwtue- J*ek»onvllJo. this la a Joint project ing pill* "and not much else.** Then Soutnem Bed and (he Long he went on a ralorie diet at bis Department of the American mother’* horn# in Newark, Telephone and Telegraph Company When he showed up at th# Army H,lth wtl! "toko lon* dulanee lelecrnler ye-terdav, he tipped th# Tuning even faster and will inscale* at 33S and received hia okay f ff a*' accuracy In handling. One for service. hundred and aevenl**n towna and If* had weighed cwvn lei* - US < tiet bo reached wilh direct — a week ago. but h* suffeeed a ?lrvuiti through tha Jacksonville minor »et hack tn th* form of twttening center and there will he Thanksgiving dinner. M exchange* in nnrida, Including (Cmllnaad from Fa go Owe) than working with character! I hav# created In my mind for a solo play. 1 have certain obliga­ tion! to both." In preparing nno of her onewoman sketches nr fuU-l*ngtn plays, tha star explained, every unseen parson making an entrance and exit during the action it a fully-rounded individual. They ara written that way beforehand " 1 know the complete biography of each one. I know all of their physical characteristic*— whether they're tall or short, blonde or brunitte, nice-looking or unat­ tractive, relaxed in apeeeh and manner or high-strung and Jumpy. |j **w a a at ii Muonit if ft I know how they spend their time, how they drc**. whether ley're a «i t* *a to disarm. rlor* fronds, casual acquaintance! ihn or itrangera. v TAIPEI. Formosa ift-Two sp- *r •••pon* "Every on« of their speeches and peal* hy President Elsenhower to J"f’r ****i"I slag* movements la written out Pre-ident Chlang Kai-*hck have "*re Ir)d no and rehearsed. I ran watch them anparrntly failed to chanja Na- Pa*»r***1'* 11 and |lst#n to thrm and spook lint* tionalist China'* determination to •e* **n'f tn them as Intelligently aa I would 'veto Outer Mongolia's admission to a ‘regular* aetor. It Isn't really : to the United Nations if a veto is tude." murh different, except for the * aerristrv By this hi attempt to create greater visual A quail,led official, who declined if the Weat illusion, than playing a realistic f to be Identified, told The As- Mongolia rno scent on a stage telephone—with jsoelated Pres* today: "Wa might world body only an Imaginary caller at the I not be forced tn iihs the veto If decide In i oLher end o f tha'line. f the West tikes tho propee alt!- pirklge deal. 'Tha main reason tor lha meresvful aereptanca of solo dra­ ma," Mila Skinner pointed out, 'la that audleneea like to use Think back N o T irs: o e a n r r i l l M il «r ,«M r««M I I S iftfa ri. their imaginations w r a r r . o f e j/ v m p a m i Ih ll t u x <U* M N istm h ir, ISIS. to your own childhood and what J l X t A M ATHI* M *TS|. iCIitk'i le ilt exciting flight* of fantasy you had jo rao : M A Tn ta H A it n r cv r H*rM*e when someone told you, or read . r ir c u l l CtstX - J f S T I I U a-S W I L L I E M A TH I*. SI »n* t V f nnXeewn Wllaon A l l t s a 4 l r you, a blond-tingling fairy story, l•»* tf r ir - ir is , an4 If 4iaS, a i i i r a i r tor F la la iit l Youf mind's eya conjured up V " ' '!»* ueV*e»n kllra. f. <X Dvr i l l y#rn P a ik , y u rte a . j 4 *« I m * s , eraaiM s. ■■i I ( * m i , lien•very character In detail. Your i» creOller-. Sruitoef. and a i r own creation waa always the moat • rd ill persons r lilm lx o Xr. vivid, and tha heat. It waa nearly n#4rr er arain ss is<4 n 1 • • • e lit e tum id p irs e a t; an y a * | always disappointing to tea tha . etl peraep* Xivlnp. e r t l t l a l i e : Two Appeals By Ike "And». o Apparently Fail rouatH* NMTVLyVYHAT D O 'ftK J K N O W V At K e n t Wirt Weete lie ) U r B M ,;* emu T * Bv STANLEV* C O M IN IG — ...» ... . .. . ........ — three elderly bsrhrloe hroihen 0 and their spinster sister baa bana bequeathed fM.OO* Loui*e Ann Stapleton, now 13, was Included in the will of Charles V A. Johnston, a reilred eounty Judge who wa* the l*»t of the four to die last July 3. It was probated B y F R A N K C A R F .Y tho report*In a scientific exhibit yesterday. A F Selenrn R e p o rte r at the annual elinfcal meeting of Tie money 1* to h» kept In trust B O S T O N UP Use of a new tha American Medical Assn. *— ’ o**i** until «he is M. drug combination could prevent They said tbeir objective was to many oldsters from going "over eliminate "abnormal behavior" — the hill" to a mental institution, the American Medical Assn, waa told tuesday. Tsen Michigan scientliti said experiments with the drugs among aenljo patient* In hoapiuli indi­ cate control can often be achieved at homo by family doctors for bahavlor problems that ordinarily require hospitalization for such people. Beaeaehera John T. Ferguson and Will!am If. Funderburk at TFavaraa City State Hoapiul made K1NGAN RELIABLE SUGAR • CURED IUD4HPM KAACI, n fenwov mental pattenL la aaarthad by • polioamu la Sin Fraactaaa after ha waa bald (a eognaettan with tha ataytog o f Dr. Qaorga F. Guild (bottom). Tho shooting victim vena a rvoidant phyriciaa at tha Unhranttr of California .HcopltaL (faterwstioaalj TENDER CLUB BEEP CHUCK LJ9* TENDER SIRLOIN * FRESH PIG (CaoUaead from Fagw One) Oak, Mich., Rotary Club in INS, first president of th# Winter Fark Rotary Club and a former gover­ nor of RsUry International,-seaa introduced aa tha guest speaker by program chairman Charlie Har­ rison at having served aa an of­ ficer during the second world war at tha Hanford Naval Air Station and having t>e*n to favorably (mpr****d with this section of the state, that he and his family decid­ ed to locate in Control Florida. Ba socks on *ho topic: "Ideals In M *n"f qu*.tsd many peemi to prose hia statement "tha power of Rotary Is not In sun or coal but la Its manpower" He made mention of Mio.fact that* In thla ago arid time, many people us* pllla o f various kinds for different Ufa and ailment*. Ha displayed a error book whUh, ha ■aid. contained pills of eocvu rfo­ ment, Inspiration and , cheer, "gen ", u he ta kwow to. practi­ cally tha entire membership #f the Buford club, hold tho attesritew o f hia avdttaff hy the flae ttootm u t of hi* aohjoct. Ha w*» gvoot*d by hia friend* hi *a' maWnor that lift no doubt at to tholr FEET LB. 5< • ■.J ' JERZEE MILK SUGAR CURED SMOKED ; 9^>9« R^YAL GEM CORN -* ■ 12 T OLD GLORY p o r :: BEAN! * 3-Lb. Carton (WITH YOUR ORDER) No* 2Vi Can DIXIE CRYSTAL IF �W A WHERE If It's Worth A njthtaf N MORE rATB POB RAIF5 l l ’a Worth Advertising la CLASSIFIEDADS 1 led fansi CMrref* Blftfk VA — 1IU Di*n payment IM Per Month P h 1 Kitchen Fully Equipped. Equipped. ir. MrrmKWR lMl Per* Art t. « . MUO Ptooa n m IM DRATTHIS Act (lit to rhopie rrlora end tile II.non DOWN, 175 MONTI! Oiler • Wetter Rw h , lac. LARGE 2 Bedroom, aerrewd toMral porch, double carporte, srmd TllU A n . water, on Hire lake in Country. Priced, $10,500. *500. DOWN C A. WHIDOON, SR. v. «*%.!S tw ? tTmllimi ll» S. Park Sales tarn Ph. t » I Sedruom* with glavied in pereh or den. City water. oa two lots. $7,000. ■aia I, Pcrtoa, Broker Aeaiketlf 1. Ilradertnii. AfSac. Ph. a n — 17-M at Hiawatha Cnllrn sad Rarkev. Realtors $t«TKONn im W A N T AD RATES tt Part Are. ( t o n it S i. JtAiu Rtufif m. m u , u r o k u O. M. HARRISON', IDIOKFR fi. D. Highlryman. Auoelal* KVi South Park Are. Phone MO ART1CUM TOR M1.K T h e F ollow in g Rates are now Phone 110 A. B. Peicraoa.Rrakar In e ffe c t . AIMT NAVT SUtPLUS A w cia iy • A. 1. Pe Petoejm Jr., p. J. (bejaeraen. Garfield *nj- Cot*, blankrlv, jacket*, *hnr*. lSe Per Lire for On« Iniertinn iarpaulmv. lufiagr. paint. top Ter Line frr Three latertiont __s T Bil.Field. s A ;* : A. WJ!C. Nv>t* 310 Sanford Ave. IImi. sHaiti P W t Per Line for Five Ituertujn* ludney. Land Surveyor.____ Dou < lie Per Lin* for Each £2 In* section! EASILY KEPT MINIMUM KATE: file TWO Bedroom Frame, clou to mu n and «eh",>U. Recently re­ * * , m ly Applianco Center AdnrUun are requeued to ao"Your our Wetuijhouia Dealer" modeled. IS,150. 0tf the Want-Ad Department tmMaviac Wither* edtatelv of anr error* In their CHRISTMAS SPECIAL Colrman Hcatcri 553 9V up n, ai The Sanford IieriM will be 3 Bit. • CB. Nicer Section. Com113 Macaolla Ave. Pbaie 1737. dblo for onlr one incorrect inely tumivhed <l!i'u»o and urniture Like New), Welllandvcapcd— Tile Balh, Hard* *ocid Floori, Automatic Waiher ____ =2 and Dryer, only $26on. down Juil one montlily payment Horn# WELAKA APARTMENTS: room*, Applianrei. amt Furniture onlt private bath*. lit W. First St. S«6n mo. or $1,950 Down Call S A V E for appointment. R o ll* w a r and lU by Ik d * Give' your children a room up f e y. Week or month-Tel. 1423. *talr* and you the quiet rfitful mil urn Cenier II* writ First downttatr*. In one of our live­ able 2 iti.ry Home*. Rcaaonible Avalon ApU. kuideacy. Pbooe nn Table l-amp* I Wrouaht Iron D M Tcrmi. TJO-W. Chefilllf Redrprrailv ledrrrrailt HM Let 1'S »h<«v you rome of our 6-W'ay Floor Lai La ntp* . n a* •BE Seminole Realty h r Deair* nicer Hornet, from 113,000. Doublr Blanket* $3 93 £ b :e Homey and Apt*. Phone 17. Plaitic Cocktail Chair* »: m tl.lM IK1WN 50 95 Cloia In. LARGE Attractively decorated 2 Genuine Rattan ( hair* m a w fljjjg HR. CB. tile bath, ample 51 fo DOWN IH c!o»eti wood floor* (fully eDrj.lVr.R.s CLEAN 1 Bedroom (urniihed quipped) kitchen. Larse thade Ytlt'R CHOICE Apartmtnt. Ooit in. Ill oak tree*, deeirable ncichborhood. Ave. Phone 61*. RIVER FRONTAGE uucht Iron Dr*k A tt. tilth Bank on Naviiable W'ruu LAKE MAttY - Futllllbed Houae. 3mRiier t hairr Set S t:: w with Cabin and other ImPhone l i t or 1571J, oDtff SIiidin Couchr* I’JI 50 m Bob win pmvemrnia. Only W.500. Termi. «. am Ruhher Bahama Itrd $M M Nick BfeohooM. Private «■ $1,500. Down 2 BR. Atbritoi Sidailie Platform Rorkcr A 0 - and Bath. Ph. fu29-W. Ottoman ............... $6 i>iv inp. Kitchen equipped, land­ too-. Dai r«m Pillow* p\ « scaped. Rubber Contour Chair* $ci m . ..O Uc.lronm Apiftmtat.. Cleln. AtBEAnP. attractively. (urnwhed. L»e of 50 A crei. mcludih/ *mv* and ~Nfnther of Sanford Carafe ami telephone. IT*. lake front. $1,000. a.i acre I .s 1527. 213-09 E. lit St. Pbona 127 160 Acre* — $30 00 per acre. Par­ i*cr I Boom Apt- w4 bath, tially fenred: Part |mve land: m e Wtt-W, ill Kim Ave. part pitturr land and part nond. Thti i* nneeif the few pood low fb rr. Apt. t i n ratk- Adulli priced arnriici left. f $5 $ m, •fJRN ■ Efficiency Apt, Hifthwar JT-M Suuti City umlti. Phone to517-\V. SlumberUnd Court. b. RFAT1NG and Circulator* IL a. POPR CO. INC. FSowr Foraacr* SH M B Park At*. * s" f,TWiris&QM‘ r s r a Room Apartment*. P t o * 1449 iRMawee*. iMt*. NOT A PROJECT! lunry'i lfart. ' Phone 110-1.________________ ' to itit. BIT — Home* of Real IndlflriulllTHREE-Room (urtlthed Apart­ ty: Brittany Farm Home*. ment. Couple. Phone MW. 513 Early American, Ultra Modem, QUICK CASn far fomlinre. Add Palmetto. Conventional A French Colonial ■C Mariiiaea, Typewnteri, Out­ irpei. board Motor*. Boat* Super iSlSHEU 3 Rmrtl, hlth, ftUI Tea Mb* Port. CH»a mil. feiutb piichen By week or m«nth. BUILT On Larse Landleaped tm 17-U. Pbona 301T-W. Five Polnta Motel. I milet South In tha beat of Micbbor* on 17-M._____________________ BgD-I-MU COl $HREE Room fundlhM Apt. All COMPLETE with all the feature* •S* tia __private. Phone 432-W. you have dreamed about such SW K a Ava. il (M M 0 astral Electric Ga r a g e a p t unfurmihed. .1 ippUiheM and riuared plumtuag 1961 CASE DC—4. GOOD CONDI­ rooms and bath1, Urie^jmreR. fixture*. flxtur d o te In. Phone TION _»9». AND ava Oik reasonable m*.,, v s s r M r£w i t |M menu. f c i M r D: " " ” a” Wall bo rA C. PhlDJpR, Jr. ,:« w Iff M. No pet«. :«I7 Elm Are. lifeiC lEN C Y 9(V Apartment Suit* frr bachelor orfoupl*. 11 Window still — flu# Blocks — Crl BlnekJ - Dry Wttll. M % S t fU , m c . 9 Elm AH Ph. 1335 tdlnr .i ™ , over t.j«l le^OtteSt litUo Vcntea USED Electric coin dnpenver drink box. Good run rung condi­ “ 1504 tion. Ideal lor beer atnraje hoi. Can bo teen at The Sanford Herald. $40. ■ k i n heat, prlrile hllh. ehow* Cotwnirntiy Inrilfd. Acrmi flnft. Pn»t Office. Ihflntr. " Man* >1 JatobMin Dept 81lore. •1 T A A U r n K S P A N tL tN G Hatfta sad Foreign Wood*. . SM T V a* At Ptpa CB. ivrJ H r » ,,r S ® y * b Ed ROOM furnlihfd upu Ula war Lay a way hint on Tqyt, pt. Llihti maU Appliancei.4 BieyrltJ, Hid •mill A ' lUI>> 150. moa P i*,,R Eat* J C iirts3 A r n U f R V l L f DESIGNED Shone 351.___________ FUlWfTURfc CfcNTER BEDROOM HOMES - PRICED 111 Wait lit I t Pbona 11123 D Apt. aark'i Tburtat from MQAOS. to 1 1 1 ,000. TEA lock Siuth City i OR 17 Ahd VA (Ot) PtRIScM. O D IU M A TUDOR, INC* B furtilthrd Apartment. 3 Phone •J. m*i tin*Blown A p p l y Buildara of Finer Homli h f ' ri A GET Florid* LieLay. U la a* . day. m m KM H . ffSMA JkH nm HKTff A t $ n < iKirifc a i m a m Heratfl. B y OW ?fER ffiiS — Factary ta Yaw — J. w. ‘To!l Hall* , I* IT IB BEAL I . oa| CVaoky * iB w r DO MORE Drub* Site) LUX UR 101'8 Foam Rubber Ret Res. . IU7 Trade . . . $129 nn KING SIZE llnlljwnid Bed «<' X M Maltreeo \ en Bn« ppfinc Headh-ard (Dffarajnf Plaallc) Re|. f 179 tO 5i2R.r*n CHOICE of Many Different Suitra B<*okcajc Bed Double • Drnvcr 1 j 'a e Mirror Mattfra* B>-t Spneg SlfiR.OD ECHOL S "Day or Nishlrr" Sofa. Platfnrni Ri. ker tTiilr Choice of Ci'crtna AM9.fi:. BUY NOW Ai,it t< ! .i m * 12 Lb. Turkey FBFE! Pbooe ACTS AHtolis Bask BUS. m ............... SELLING! •V MAID work wanted Part or full tune Eipenenced. lllo Mant ti«tine. WANTED — Fully r*prrlenre»l a'lt^mnli*,. b*1 kkceper de*iie* D’dii-n In Sanford or *ir.?"( can sii-w-t or write B.<x 176. Df Bar*,' ItDCbCiVl IKK 1»! I W 11 nil si (!cf Into your favorite nrm rltnlr, rolav . . liave « cup o f a cigarette aftd window shot* this c.iey "CUtsslfiril Way ‘ fir ■ the Merchant* " f Sanford vvill list many o f Santa o»1 iluilv Take a mimito now urnI plan your biiyinj;. you'll eavo friivi-il nerves later, . . mffee, maybe llfht up I or your convenience, Items in thc.vci columns time anil money and t? hi stM s.*. o rr o s T rs T n E A i: GIUXLIIY Store and (dlin* »taInn, l,*m; quartrr, and collair* , in rear, fruit trro*. roiinni alter 30 year* In um * location HWF N**lf * lilted MDNROP L A tveiuuful 16 ’ \ 2n" relore l Per* Oo«d li>cati"ii n> competition. f it (ho REST buy in NatnxiaUp CORNER CRAFT A t i l l ' trait wuh ruhbed *>ik t ramr*. fl rp If* **r.| ,if Siofoni Mt, SHOP, out W < * 1 f ir*!, 3 mile* Ad* Furniture >vr We are nflrring thi < IVora ltd I’hru*.. t«yu . n - to from iloik ’ (In u»l select:, n nun t;> s *i a ft kiii *i -.t: thri'tma* t*pe‘ ’al Call 3136 of (Salts. imludinc w.r’ n vu HuFurniture luntp.itij » mplfte rirtaiD. 1*— SrECIAI WKRTIOr - u riila <■raft.*menj. Wit tv t ii -t JAMESONS STt DIO 11’6 Y Patk V*e riaiwhlwf. Kr-wt rtraltaf i ieteVi tt a White ihti'ima* by Buy ibe REST, Buy I liliilD\IBK EHIOlit nRDDINO CO. <• • .• Suingt • it o Relnjei.itor, M. ti. IIODGKS rim ■ S ift m *; ( f Covwer 2nd A Uamolla Ph. 1212 I* iv Now • Pa* t aler’ b!o*e. Wiriiing Machine or Sef’-rr an A|! Water Pump*— ■>*4" Bambertrr. N(r. ( I,M ill II WOLFE \;>|> » .up Well* Drilled — Pnmef ll i re ) irefer atMdar'i til 9 p m. MS Rani : \*. P MNI IRD 1 1 liN in tn: r o Piola Knail Pbftie 7M Pltone 216 300 M M i Dube*, ami Lady Su3 b»«ta FREI i\ ftwivol cha pur* I..*■ COMPLKTK LAs MlClILN F1X*)K tanding and niuahiag. — eier-.rie *ha*cr*, 4I I 9J Ccnlrh» e nf i unvote Trlr*i«i>*n CV-aning. wanog. Servtnji Semi ()nl> lino plete line* — .sSuiinn, Mae We.iifl|hmilr, Strombcrc-i ari­ r*>lo Countr tinea 1129. II. U Gj > llapie. iia* W.ilrr llruter and t aeir-r, Vardley and l.enthcrte sen. GifSana. Lake Harr Ga* Rfn'E. rater. I.IU S."* RAGGEDLY Sanford Klcclrlc Co. littl Mil I.VI' A WDEK.'ON INM U.l VtloN of l.mnletim. *'arArrLiANcr. * i . n tt n Oti I'be i-rner B* The t'J.vck."* 116 Magnolia pel*, Tile*. IIS Mag la \»r. I": ne its; IJ 7 > UP Sanford Linoleum X Tile To. BROWNIE Holiday Mf \> up RANDALL _iM.ECTRP m WEANED PIGS. ii.lW up Mellio- HI W Ml fit. rhino i*i7 Mt)\ it. l atnrra* Vli Ma»t JJ(*» A 19.1911 |> Macnnila Axr Ph m* HI tliet MnWren llnme, Enterproc. V.IU.Ol.lM 5 CXMKU \ SHOT ii IIt - .'-.ni>e*ni, |’nl*er*al G I'., For Retier riumorng 210 SdUth Park A*e inner n’ *Kr* nf *tn.ill appljanee* See or t'ali FURNITURE — Solid Walnut Mr. IN' firRVICE • ' ■ IV i e AV. J. KING A Mr* rlw't. I3n, naham* In llio Mate, or O v n .ril Service in |nwn. Courh, Itfl. Snjjd chern round 0 N fiotith Tark PW»- M Go* fo r b a b y rof/ce iabl« End rotnrr *lep m I SPECIAL V Mr'-M i 'tiii**crip!i >n table, both fnr IIP’ Cali H i; J. KNv KIjUHK.s , lettemeadt iute Slalnlr Mr* I Pl.vre Setimg f.*r C * V IrttiT From ti'.nie, ’ rutno invmee*. hand bill*, and ONLY 910 9*i $.1P* — 3 Month* p r o g r a m * , ete Prn(re**ive I. -tiiifil* t line lletn|*rl S*ill lubber FULL Slie Younntnwn Auinin*. tri n i*:tr. .samlary Beil* i pn\V Ft I, OFIICF. SUPPLY Phine 1621 Prvttiae ('.*, Those 456 — Wl mitlc duhwa.her IUS.O0 Phnne and I’ acdifilid Maemdl* l*r Plume PW W %t 17th SI iiStJ. not vtii.t.vr a v\p! rson •ttri Id..- Corner By Ihr Clock." _ ______ DICYCI.K PAINTING Storaee until X-NV•« L llll.s ,V |lt)\S Mislre ‘1 Hike Shop Portable I Siteril * $10 F. 4th fit. Those tit* NOW OPEN 1 1'luruliij tiuilt Bi,.r. air world Phon .jraph ............ iy» H M19F.8 ...... fiijs CllOOSK YOUlt Chrivima* Greet* I lamoui > i quality Dtey oime Video Guitar* . p. m . c a m t iik i .l HI-WAY VEGETABLE MARKET l ull! ?U • ' Make |Kay Futiii.inll (.illUrf a 50 <o; l at I* liom i ».t \*ide el -i t , rre»h vesetvblr* daily Ir«m mr Genet ll Centra rter . |-f!ii.>i NOW fiom the New — Uiei) piano* ion Prri.nn.il(red and Geiu tal (arm tn you Strawbcrrle* by “ Home* of Dlatinetion’* GpmiYi.vR sEitvtci: stork I m kuius Music fitinp pnwi I I S DFt ICE fit 1’ 1'I.Y Uie December. m Wav 1712 Phone HIT hour 9M 03 S Park Ave hanlord, l la. 2dl \Ve*t 111 , St. pjisno Sort IPI Magnolia Ave •i-Mile Wed nf Monine Cor on Sit Dor* R^id Orth 'til 8 p m Spteo Heatrri and Floor Furn­ ace* Liberal Trade In. PHONE 779 J. , Dir. 5ASTORD KF.RMD 9 V \'*r ftm ilt/ a ll Wed. Nov. .10, ID.*,:* Page 9 « 4 3 I*n A ir S T t'l T I I T W HMH Ml AlBMfi I FACTORY CLOSE CU TS jAUMHBVIl.l.! vn vn m m n l WMIIIIIIM1 Ptwmo t ill; On New Dcili, all Heel with llieh Iflfff Sanford Ave. liRUNUO 4 rr*M ! mi*. rre»*urr ptavlir lop at 33 t 3 m i r»^9'«ii » f P M W t W t * V •* lT $! jpu«e cJcaeme Window*, Wallj, irTERknill tr>. than VVIin!r*alr finer*. Phone D. C. latdoell, id Ilv9itit# it'll! ttifl! W i« " l ii lii x-x Be tad Value »m 33" X 60" link*, It ! « KtortrkD 1U9J._______________________ t 4* ). |*nil 1179.Su — « ) » R«Rff|PH !■ r ft,6i* i.i* a Retail \ atur on 3u'* X 4V' lln k i, r l i t N kY kW #*^**^^ \ |ish Viler n»« m (1ATI .IN imOTIIKRR « , Ha ■tl« * jn tiio _ y * i(i n»* ri«.i9- * . 1 fll 1 | TV .RlmtMft Dragnca and Bolidorer berrlee 4 Santnrd Irrijhi K Saliacr \t> •»•%• • * l - .Naaioid, 2211— 1 *i J-4n *r i• ii* • mi JVr'UaL U. . . 1 'buiic 3uw> r, \ * * 1 J flee I, • ‘ Gere* a *1 T i . .»<•! I'Al’* • rev II Vlil.t.Y DA\ ll> ON '■ : I \ It I (••!• y Ouri ft pt -ft 1 * «. t 11 «. Iff* r * > r rlr Good eond itn o SI2’(, Roy OHI.X.NDO Morning .lentmel, Or * 'll i * r -t i » v h am • « * . ■ laiirin Kvenlng hlar. Call Ralph ♦'If* r«t Rert’ *, IMh and Ranford Ave IM T.,0. \|*i! tf # Ml fir!* *» iftfiiort lla*. 31.Vi »t* i *» n * a *•’ $Ft tw o Miwlnn njeytlr r«y- ;r* in . He •» ■ \ . M r ,t*$• i; 11 S**9 A ri.tiM n iF iQ |n \v I»i.t .fin * red, *tv nn. flirl* 26 1 Blur. $21« ) TI* I n * M r a < * i 4 -*ih#r Hrft««l!U lak*1 New’ See alter 3.i*) ai 214 Coniract ami lendr work. Free n - »♦ ' nm* riuraatea. R. U Htrrey. 5M ii W tiih St. t m a BPACT ATAXLABLB ll (Difl'rM TIt••tf• v e.wvl.ir fiatiford Ave Phnne 1M8 11 l*» * v * *' 4 tfiuin ’ I c ATOflk BIG SELECTION of Cirrulating TM I IIBII %T MOUBMIl CALL 1IZ1 • I#A ftl ill OJ llratrri, »onie liko tirw' \Dn l*INDALD ELBCTfttG c a •til * I) ••**A II >!«• rr-fHm nmmg M M *. a * II '•* *lvw Boltle Ga* and Klrririr C.ok Liectr1r.1 l Conlraelini; and lirpairt I II M«Wk *9«lMf |l ftr s r It Stove* at lr»» than '* ro*t price f 94 Trip M '* ,ftf *btjf i'••♦Iff «•r TV Scrvirr Center V iri « Bptilri K9fl|4fri^ SUPER TRADING POST ►tub- It Pi 'h Bendi* and I'n ilc) A|: irr* • 99 Tm* ap-rtrfi *iM>B t Ml South 17-92 I’h 3017 W ik tVF'tr »m ftamin! ft aJ * i* 1 H i! .Magnolia Ave. Ph. HA |»; f i *t Sin « • tv ♦i Ito♦i* 1 3 • 11 FARM MAciUNERY - Cut, ir,,7m’ I I Jlnfr, t afnt ■ • 1 5 *i H rrCiPl’.T'ftRINf1 Trarlnr riiiilpprd with Power L N rK lm J n T n r r x t e r i o r l| M •J if r J.tlfftit Painting Paper IIjnrme Phone I 1 f Vi!i»n* i »4r 1 I*f 1 .*>k Lift and Cultivator pin I I I ' * Lot* -f 1.U* 3I.VW Bull mu A walker. U . 1 *6P J»Ui'3«r and double action di*k harrow. _ If |i .i’#|r , f — T ! • l o r A l l C .T r s N Howard Brewer, Ohio A* ■ n j t: H *> < • F ; E • It e*f f/ 1.4*11 LSUCKAMT. - M Ii a .'( r«* 4*h w Silver Ijtke. Sanford Pit .vn* 14 IV— !*• 19•1*•9•f HI*A1 III I I. IVM TLRN E ~ \ h I. n**r) I 11 I 'f I * *•t n h#M 0 Ih H STUM I I I T E D 1A SPORTING (.(MIPS l\ 2 2^ ?i'»it»9inf Atuun'f 4 !!f I’ 9f I 4 I’ n m i i T ■ **l i * < > [* « r . Rate* to I **ri \ tp Straight Shooting IN STA LL A TIO N I I** H I* ^ f t Policyholder* t 1 T $r Ai dim i ii v ice *t • t*<«*»t IIHKD (H NS Jgfca Will tame Im . Slrliklaml300- fiavain-Rcmlnctun All Baefurd Allaetie Bank It’a So F,*«y Atilnmi fiS«) 13 -Mntor*/ Itoahi/ Trallerv11 *4 IMorrison, Inc, * Tn Place A Want Ad II Gl. B f EVENS Double 4250 l l oa. L. C. SMITH. font Cull IR2I and oak fnr ROBSON Bpnrtln* Snnfnrtl, riur ill.I (tight a* a drum) . .. fit no thn Want Ad detuirtnirnt Rrinmde Sale* A fifnrtce Plinne 2(H1 U Ga. STEVENS. Single 14 00 i jfilOrluES AND PEW60NALS 13 394 Pbbne 99* lit Kl. Hanford Herald STEVENS fl-Uo j l ______ m_____■■■ _ _ p rryntHnTvaan Alroholie i,fobl',m. over A tinder . u.>, 19 .V) OR SH E Mute P, ll Bo« n i l or Phone Ynur luthorlied Bmwntnc Deal* 1 f*IO. AleJo ii’ t Ah'xpm’tdlU Ft . 2 wheel tuller Phone er. Wlnrheiter. Remington, Me879. 516 M elhwm y^Vir^^ vega, Mo*.»h»rc and M»rLn. ta— m iw r n s r i.ANTs mi nuns L'SRD PISTOLS T n M V|r,‘i ' in band- Tft'ili’ .ind - >». Minwrrum -1 U CULT Autnfristic PDtnl 39 95 ready row. Cfaolct Hybrid Bwy tiwir faroftwro al norry** 31 sperlxl Nlrlel Plant* In •epiraled rnhir* Wp WaerKoutc Fum . Co . at 301 W P:Ded 8 A W ................ 0 93 1st St. All mtioaaily adv. fur grow our own in *ierihrri! *oil. M Speeial R A W "No lu** no mu*" ju*l |il«nl Nirkel M tt them ttr earh or Me tlnren. 21 LOST AND FOUND 21 Many new Pistolv in R to« 1 ’ l Gu|*e*ill( V' * Smith A Wr*»nn, i nit. HI Stan­ TanriT^n In 7h* 17-AltTGiiOBU.ltB T lA ilX t o dard Rugrr and || A ft llrrald mlife. 1316 Bl.l'E OLDS Hnw will YbO i»ap* 1371 MODEL A look* c-xi. run* tci of key*. Owner may have h> ll»w will ton trade f g.«wi. Good tires, 2 I2U Urangc paying for thi* ad. _ Your eld g«6 for a belter One Aw. a -ilE L T tlU A I . BEBYICaev-a Out Went IRtlt RL H um * 21R9 Factory retail minimum prier* k »vR pay you *» h-« ns M a n rv*t buy, Open Evening* and FHIGIDAIIIE appliance*, *.ite* ROBSON S portfIlf Goode and icrvlre. G. II. High, Oviedo. bnedaya. 194 East Ul 8L Pbetia 99* Fl*. Phono 4132 or Sanford Easts*4a TraUer Bales, ___ _ FalriBa. Fla.______ im? M R . 2 IX ^ »* Mill 1UM1II * .lire!. , o Ffh e gdix ret Ren - a 'to I HEVHOLET 2 l»oor. J-Tone gray and hiatk. radio and hral- H'AYNEB Office MaeMnn to.. er, n*» uphtdiicrini; Ihroughout. Typewillen. attHini machine*, F.ngine condiDon. __ In excrllrnt ._ Sale* RenliH. 214 31*2 . Ph. 44. ntwr irantmlntwi. V. A J. Gar L ut Sinlnrd age at ------- ..Ave A Twenty* 24— BKAUTV I’ AKMlKS -24 ()L’ AL1T\* yra*oqeil lutntilth. Phone 2221 7 ^ ~ " f* s r n n n * e ^ ^ a ii e » _j her. carefully nelectrd, vvill iovi JBBl* iotr »*le. 2341 Pat. Rra-DeM Jleauty Shop mettn Av4. Phnne 67$ tt ntaku anv hull/ling j f b rti/vm FOR SALE-Chihuahua*. Box 26J. 194 K. fad. rimii* 561 Upaala Bead. Sanford, L u. t in b o p n ii 3/4 «oo I’ lfV-up SEE Fred the 11 *trttylJ*t. fir an pailfifni lorv. Wn liam llf nn* Robert*. Indivldualiied Cut. truck. Very rood mndition $327 Iv top-grn df lumber which 1352 HUDSON Hornet, r»rrl|rnt For ALI, Your Beauty Nefdi wall HELP WANTED 19 jfivc .6 year* o f safe, depend* rnndllton. 1793 Bmh are my iL Ilarriett'a Deauly Nnek rffinnal authmuhitei . Phone Phone nblo ecrviic. Wo are hnppy 971 105 fin. Oak Ave "REMABLF. Couple lo supple­ 2998-M. [Open evening* by appointment.) ment inromF by managing to serve yon on any order pm ™™ *— —C■ » I ^ " .. M l iklriment hnueg Id fi.mtord 19ld"cHEVHnl.i;f fhottf |J3Ijf (Foe the he»t. come to Peter Paul's ranging from a flatcar load P>a*p giv# rtfrrei . al 2316 Palererte#!, age, and Beauty .Shoppe. Will give homo niher information J* lb enough lo con struct a *nem, Phone 469, 111 Mag* * tilt. Savannah, Gl.1 TELEVISION I SEAT COVERS SHERMAN CONCRETE PIPE CO. chickadee’s bird house! d is t r ic t - Age llm^ automobile. Box K feotwrl A W tlhsB*, K tollt _ Bay mass LoodRolat, AaooctoM A N D ! -= i u = ____ ____________________= j} w*dthacs'l ewewahItoVar eo J Og# hour * Wavh and Damp Dry Orta hour ty • Waih and Dry Fold Ftailhed Laundry Sando-ie Dry lleanlng ^potilhild# ____ ________ Laundrnmnt , flat Benth h Side Famtmall FatomaM IBldg. 196 Ea*l tilh XI. If dark KHUM at 1 ITU D BUYING ;MANAGED FURNITURE SUP CnVEM. ' (or Sanford. Salaried Job with unlimited ^ Dry Gaoda, 3507 W94t Hi gh Seho«l codeia er aalei ble. . SR LAKE SfrtJofl * 1. (eat frontage cn Oh^AU I and Dream>Naval tm * . T»k'^ S PDRTABbB Keamora Bawiaf Ha* chrna. All attaelimcat*. laelada* Bultonholer and ZlS-Zii- Wo. Phone 2I3S-X-R. GREEN BEANS - Firtt Piektni 11.00 buihel. bring rnntalner. See Hr. Edwards at High S*HM Farm. N*;v X Bedroom hl^ti home. 1lll alb. Phono 12W-R. PEOPLE A MOWED by Jerry la-rd ECIIOJA Qiiilltep Set . Bee $139 LAWNS Free ettimai'*. rhnn* 1.M7-W Trade . . .09 00 4Twin or Seminole i! T t/S Tho fll CASS BOYS to deliver uornleg paper. U lia ii*jL BOtWBT SOU) TftADVD Me Brel's I t o Caee AM. 4 UHl k eg ,M S. S L IZ L JISSSl •tlabvUatoirtir H IM 77 i fVI ’ **« • LUMRER ^ j »4l A “ ' U P P IY #1 , MA tI9* (O 83 *H *1 1|**** " * 7* > ARD �r’- - - WlaxwsdL dioxxASL SUNL1TE an.i CANS (Limit 3 MAXWELL HOUSE INSTANT COFFEE VU*m) TO EVERY LADY V IS IT IN G OUR STORE TH URS., FRID AY AND 6 Oz. Size ONLY SAT. O F T H IS W EEK (Limit 1 Ptaute) QUALITY MEATS GRINDS r . S. GRADED HEAVY BEEP FROZEN ARMOURS STAR BREAKFAST PKGS, BABY LIMAS BRUSSEL SPROUTS BROCCOLI SPEARS CAULIFLOWER SUGAR CURED FORDHOOK LIMAS « OZ. CANS (LIMIT I AT THIS PRICE) (Limit 2 Ltw. Pltuc) PRODUCE PANCT ICEBERG FRESH GROUND HEADS TALL CAN YELLOW COOKING (Limit •) ON THURS. AND SAT. YELDA WITH ORDER TICKET TO MOVI ELAND DRIVE - IN TH EA T ER THE KIDDIES nERSHEY’S Vi GAL (USABLE WITH ONE PAID ADMISSION) Camay 3 BARS SOAP QUART SIZE REYNOLDS (Limit Om With LOO Growrr O ffer) REG. ROLL PRICES THAT PLEASE QUALITY MERCHANDISE �'Ti TO O ! B lW S F A rU DtFKBDS TOUB BICHT 1 § > a n fa th m z t n lb TO KBOVt a tvn n FpTnKrVvDnEr N vT r n iff v v a n e t) AN IN DAILY NrKi rWo SnfA P rn •• linked IM S VOLU M E X L V I Schedule Is uiven For Annual Exhibit B y Local Garden Club SANFORD. FI .ORI DA Postmaster A p p e a ls To Senders * T ill USDAV, DKCKMIIER l . 1 !>.V» Weather lnfffi«irs rlmtd'new* «nd rising through T f i d • y . Huh IimU? U la TO, In* tonight •.» la •%. No. AM. A M w iilr d I 'r m l . r » « d l l i r t 1 ... — I 111 Thousands Gather Greet Pii«tma*ter Joel 5 Field an nounrrd lo<lay that thrre ha* hern a Heady inrre»<e in the flow n( Ctiriitma* rant* and patkaget through the Fo*t (Wire the r*#l few day*. He taid he wa* glad tn tee many people are sluing (heir Chit.ton* gift* fur distant pom’ * into thr mail thit w.-rk ponting out that package* addre**-1 Tha program »nd *rh*dui# of ed to folks living in oth*r atatr* exhibit* h»va barn inflouorid by should ail he mailed before ttec. thr Sanford Federated Garden S and thotr for nearby point* be Hub lor its Fir»t Christm** fore Dec. 10. Show which will hr pre*ented *t Stre*»ing th* nerd fur every­ th* \i ay fair Inn on Saturday and one to f foprrate nn hi* IMS "Mall Sunday, Dec. 3 and 4. Early for thrtstma*" campaign. PeitmaHcr tield *a*t that by It wa* araphaiixcd that nonfollowing !hr*e three .impl* rule*, garden club member* can enter 1hotis,nUs rm-'.trd the Christ* you're certain to have your gilt* exhibits In the Christmas Show ■us Par.ole ro ,;* vrstrrdiv aa delivered before ( hri-tma* Day. which It pretrnted In »*rtion* with ini. Claus made Tvia appearinre Th* first dtownlnc tragedy, In Wrap them *ecurrlc, aildre** them Ihrmn depicting th* met all , *> nlont to jrrer ym.ngvleri of Ok R, JMih Armd. Inf. Tin. them* nf "Let’* Keep Th* Spun th* memory nf loral rlttien* correctly and Mall them early. ent al Fhirwla -iui ng * brief hut , «* „ Gam __ „ or. He «ay. "Of course Sanford'* own Nation*! Guard of Christmas." ulor.ul stay, around, U at HeRaty. ^ went nn In < f -|( Exhibitors of ar r angement * unit, will tponroy a bl* *bow and HrraMnl >y It hands and nearly eurred recently when a 33-SteStfe- c *r,|, sn,, <llt, „ big lJ*l»r in talent contest at th# National should call Mr*. Irwin Flri*ch*r old baby wa* found at th* water'* getting everything delivered beforr u floats and prri-rded hv a pa-ado to make rrtrnaliuns. , nor* than a mi> m length, Santa Guard Armory this Saturday af­ ChrUlrna*. Keep in mind that The *chrdule and it* explana­ adg* aftar being mi tied far about' carrful o.iird through downtown Sanforrl parking and eorieet ternoon, Deo. 1 at 4 o'clock. a half hour. tion tt at follow*: n a float esperlally prepared for addressing t* equally important. Anyona who can alng, danr# or ARTISTIC ARRANGEMENT! The child *»»• l»*t **»n playing Every year many poorly wrapped urn hv the Seminole County June** entertain In any form l« cllcibla . hamtser of Commeri*. AW arrangement* are interpre­ *t the water'* *,tg« with hi* puppy package* break open dr*pite care* tn enter th# competition. Ca.h tive. No restriction* a« to hark about 4 n'rlofk Sunday afternoon till handling and we often Hava to Sidewalk* and rurtis began filling sward* will be awarded to th* ground*, arceuone*. or Hand. and at 4.50 th* father found the purlin over addrr**e« which air ip shortly aflrr no.<n lesterilar •• unl*»» iparifird. Fainted. * hired body. incomplcie nr limply cannot he -arents and youngsters vied for th* winner*. artificial material, ate., may bn read at all." ed vantage p<nnlt where they 4 "yen* dctlHng to antoc lha combined with fresh material tn Joe J*ck*on, a T'eftary Garage Advance care In preparing gift ■mild see th* float# and better yet, annual Is stkad to pl#aa* **H tha any flat*. Exhibitor U refine*led operator wa* railed to tha *c*n* to package* for the mall* and mak get a *os<d view of Rant* flam Armory at I 43T oc to b« at the to give the Inspiration for her en­ apply artilirial respiration until a rug cure that ail a<ldre»*ea are when he arrived pulmntor arrived from the Sanford 'Armory by • ► Satarday In try on bark of entry card when Naval Auxilary Air Station. How­ legible and complete will prevent t,ed hy Ihr o/fleiat delegatrow, narauary. Muit ba work of exhibi­ disappointment In icndrr and n trdw to |« l M< ar har nama an tor but flowara for arrangement* ry*', all attempt* to reviv* the ceiyer alike, City Commissioner*. *nd County St NTt Cl. tt S IMIF.M th* hlcKe'l ovation aiming th* parade mule yrstriilay *« evidenrrd hv MiU Commmioner*. the parade moved tha program. "If you have anjr article* nf group of vmiogster, waving atul yelling Ihrir greeting*. (Staff I’holnl need not be grown by exhibitor. youogrter failed and Dr. (irurga off with the hllnkmi of red light* Prinion, of DeBary, pronoun* ad unusual nr* or bulk, better cheek Section A Othar Weal taWnt ta ba aaan and th* (creaming of urm* b# Ntch* 12 " high. » " wide. » " th* small child dead. with th* Pott office before at­ ■t tha show will ba from tha DuiCits. County arsd Florida Highway deep, limit 4 enlnei in earh data. Arthur Ruivell Jr., th* 13* tempting tn malt them," the Port bury Rchiml at Dancing, However, p a tr o l ear*. , CHRISTMAS IS CHRIST ninnih-old baby, waa (ha inn of a matter warn* "The limit* on Th* Harm* Colo* (Juanf nf Vs* Mm tearing itsd»ata will sat ba "Let etery heart prepar* him Navy man attached to the Sanford •its and weight nf package* Sanford Naval Autltiary lir Statimi room.'* aaurad aa aaaUaUata. Naval Auxiliary Air Button and vane*, rieprndmg nn whete you too* the lead In the parade, folliving In Della, y. IW waa th* mad your package from." Alaa la tha thaw wHI ba radio C1a»» 1 — Silent Night towrtl hr th* pranrmg Corp* of Claaa I — The Fir*t Nod Some Port Ollier* cannot a r . . . and Talavialon »Ura from Tampa flat* S — "And Clay eamr bearing r-tily *on of Mr, and Mr*. Arthur Main retie* depicting Rudolph TTi* Ruavell, Th. father 1. an A n.r ^ p l p,. k.ge, that ar* mure than and other title*. Star* will ba ■tftt—of gold, franchiocemt. at the Irx-al Navy !>*•* and Ihrir 2 in.In-* in rnmbint-d length and Sew btivlnrtsmen wrr# tntrn-.herl Mahan, pro* idm I of Hi* Re Weil-nnsed Kemdeer Ihe Semtnol* girth, nur mure than m (numdi m and myrh" duced this murning at th* Coffee mjn„ie tw,wn <*orp Uvrts Ijntas High SrhiMvl Band, and th* rrarto Tawy LaRaeee, formerly with Ar­ horn* i* at Ea*t Piovidtnre, It. I. Wright, In other*, the limit* gu CHRISTMAS IR SONG (ltd. meeting of th* Seminole | nf the Mar lam Mulel a,„j muirhing unit of Navy men from thur Godfrey, Tad Mack, Taut They hav* h*»n living In thi* NEW VDItK r The CIO went Comity Chamber nf Commrree up to ino tnrhr* in eombincd length "Tha Chriitmat Song it tn thr |br n.<i » .Ht*te with John Fit/ the h*ral Navy Rase Whitman, and saw appearing an air — One hears M ringing every­ ciea approximately »ix month*. and girth and Tn pound* in wnght ahead t.xtay with plans fur a qm.k Ttms* IntriMlueed mrluded Ito Patrick. I,ii al accountant, Thomas1 Captain Robert W. Jarkson. Com* Mr. and Mi* Franklin XI. R\t*. TV Is Tampa; Jimmie MonUleone, where" It a away* boltrr tn lire enr- rnergrr with the AFI, after re Sehninrul^rgrr. manding Officer of the Naval Au«» W. L. Stidjer well nf |tivrr*id«, R. f. and Day. ntgated rations fur shipping your jertlng a dunning n-Ue from John At Roars, hath television start, and tii urge Tnuhy. president nf thr ' ir s,»tlon rod* w,rh th* tnna B»arh ar* th* paternal gran ). gift* espeeiallv uh,en thrra are a !j., \, ,u* h>r alleged past due Chat DsvU, tha otd minlitral man Qas* 4 — Whits Chrlitmai Chamber ol t .uiiinrrre leptrlrd Hanford * tty I ommimonerv at th* * •(»» rhile mutihgr of vartuu* *ucd obytcl*. debt*, n a S — Joy tn lha Wr-id frost TV Italians W It. Peitraup se'ersl Hcnis o' uil rr-t from hevd of the line of roar. , see I - AU 1 want lor Uhrnt- | Fallawdnr a memorial a*rvle* at k s # plenty nf waiiiirh liesua n r , |-uis p re sid e n t <V (>> (frvtte-sl Wrrg and Otar lotto, X. C. Onlw no* inrtd»nt mi-rod ths -| thruiichod tn* State and rompar mai — Tha ihow will ba *mc*ed by JimRri*«on Funeral Home, here. In hr newspaper In the rarton* fur e\. M,nr W uVer*. an indepi’fl>lrnt , s’d Iheiti with the lavuljule pro smostlh moving parade Near the CHRISTMAS IS GAIETY attend*.! hy member* nf th* Air Ira protretiun »K*in»t »hoek. Com |a[Kir nrsaii /atom rvd a party l-» mi* Wlllon, formerly with WWI, gram of the S«-uiino’* County renter of (he dywntnvn are* rhildpni.|H-eliv* merger, sent Id. ,*n broke l.xis* from Ihe ildelme*. Chamlwr ol t iunmerre tn New Orleans. NBC Ntw York. "Gay and cheerful holiday revel­ .Station, liilrrment will ha in Ar* plcte eaih package hy wrapping in heavy paper and lying It with er* All gathrr around" '.vymenl demand nn tti* e'e .<4 Hnrtnn Memorial Cemetery at Ar­ I'aderprivllrged children * III flat* 7 - Dcrk the flail* Tile ilia nits, r ol Curtintrrr* Cof rnarknl off he sttinger* of rrd strong curd. rap*rate Ah I, and CIO cunventUnv* fee ( nit at Iruder* vvere told, I* flag*, and surged in to the Sant* ba admitted free to tha *how t in* I — "ChriMma* in I^nd* lington, Ya. A* extra preraiilion against p, rjtuv die uniat,uitiatinn Mats-blng In the Coro* f^hrltl* working on a program to set lire claiiae float On# yo,tng*tnr fell in through lha sponsorship of varof the Palm Irre and Pip#—" Jos.. Postmaster Field adu.ed v iM,■. teas Parade for the fleet tm.r, Ihe new Animal DiagnoaHr t.ah fn nt nf th* (eep pulling Santa'* Waa Wrst merchant*. 4 Q ii* » — Tl» a Gay and Gulden pla.ing both y.ur return address M,lt, , .. h» . the hemimile High J>i howl Hand oratory for Sent mule County which float hit wa* stopped quickly <a Holiday and the recipient'* addreu in m |^Jvr , h. AFI. the rhild rould Kimble up and rim CHRISTMAS IS SANTA side the earton ur paekag* before and , ,n ja „ mKt,| p, demand.,I wilt eterut* *pr< ial danr* *lep will he hinll by Hie Florida t.nc to thr curb. ■ \ It/ r ' Board in tentraI Horidt "Dine* around tha Chrlitmai it I* wrapped. lhat the CIO. bet,ire any merger routine, at trqursli-d hy the < o«oa i , , ,_ , , I One tmy young feltns*. droiaed The loral Utarnhrr of 4 «mDon't teal your parrels u/drsi action, pay up It CXYOnr) which hr Junior r handier nf Cnmmerr*. tree — See what Santa brought merer 1* alteropt'ng to l.ictr the as Sinta and rid Og • toe tractor, you inrlu.tr a notice reading "Con rlaltit',1 to I*’ the tialanre-l u,iei| to me" Ttte parade will t-rgln at 7 5rt nrvf Ijh.'ialor) north of (tv e.lo dn w attention through! the parada trots merrhandl>r — may lie the t MM fr om e . r l v i HI su ga nir Niche 14" high, 2«" wide. 14" p n at Dethy and Itieinrd Airs, I i’it* arri s of land will tw- neces *• lie pedaled mil waved to th* open fur postal imperlinn along deep. Limit 3 entrirt in each dai*. WASHINGTON F - Senate In Itig ,in> s l.r w ,s 1 ads-d the C D I a t altmg for the rral Sant* with your return address and the today. Other hand# pattlei).atmg sary. they wn# told. Tile tliiin crowd UNTTED NATIONS. N Y. uH- Clan in — Santa Claui la Coming vestigator* »et nul today tn deter that tun*. her of (ommcrfe Comnitttre. to come slung recipient'* addre#* on the mailing to Town mine hour many discharged fed ^wwatefied by veto** from both \Vhv . to '* g-'t Hm *. ‘ 1 inr Toil* Mrllvouinr High School. working on semi mg the Uih.oa , More than five thousand peep’* label. If you u«r Christina* diet Ingge t t-alik in \VHstiilUrlini ami sldea of the Iron Curtain, Canada Cl*«i It — Vlilon* of Sugar Plum* eral employe* artualy were fired Fdgewater High School, 1 it u»- Ion is working lit rimperaltun i <oDlinuetl on Page Eight) rr» or *f .is put them in the hark Clan l> Jingle Bell* tinder the Eluohower adminlstrawant* us to help him make it ilu- VI le High School, I’ll, o* High wPh llir Seminole i minty tattle doggedly took her'plan (o bring of your Chrt>tmas card# and park hlggcst HOimrUETCRE Suin'* security program. Jamn It Carey, a t 10! 11 rtalkmi Into lha United Nation* Vscoriallon. Major la-e School, and Montow High School torus age# <n that they will not eon "A perfect gift 1* a living gift" leader, told a rrpmt-r "l>'wi* l,a# nf Cocoa. Offirlal* nf 24 government de­ befor* tha Special Political Com(■*fj nf Oviedo, iv chairman ot Note: All horticulture ipenmcm partment* and a g r n e t e * were Ilirl with the address on the Iron!, gut thi<« lira- • hall* 1-arging out­ alttaa today. Before you release your packages mutt have hern grown by amateur Till* will |,a the tecond pi r- the foliiiiilttre and i* working tilfiiv," Canadian Dclegala Paid Martin, exhibitor for at lead 3 month* called by a Senate Civil Sersirr be *urc that proper postage t> side fotoiaiir* for |ha SIIS musician* with Bait Peterson, anvrol.tr) of |' the Armmot* County ( altlcmcn > NEW YORK '.ft—Seven gturd* ahitf mover behind th* IT-natlon New rlaite* will be farmed a* *ubfommtllro headed by Sen Olln firmly afflaH In earh ami H i a t.vtev, print to leaving fur Cocos, group. liv e been arrtund of running t m oM ion ta admit all II appli­ neceatary and unrelated plant* D. Johnson (t»SCj tn tertify tn g.vid |d(a to plarr a pirre of the hand wav part o ' the program cant*, prepared to* introduce H will not ba Bulged again*! each two day* ol public hearing*. transparent cellophane tape over IHal |d.n* must !■# completed1 briber*- rocket In citv r* i*,>n suit staged for th» Seminole County ■non after th* opening of the mrm- other. Paul l l adl l r k, *ubrnmmitler Hie address portion of the label ti Edu allon A*.n, niertteg which b> Drrcmher A in order to pn-vcnll * "fixed pttce" for favor* In Inbervhip debate. counsel, tald an attempt wa* being prevent defacing It in transit the site t.s th* l.ivt -lock Board male* ranging hi m 'ft remt* for Section D waa held In th* school auditorium Sai ford I! .at Mei'dsetr nf th* which will mr.t in Otlando at a *trsdl n Ihe rorridiw w WJ for a Th* •>-nation committee will Potted plant* aultabla for a gift made to find out how many rm Make sure, of course, to inrlude at I IS. plow* listed a* firrd under the the recipient's full name. »tie*t and Bkl 4'luh vsill „tss. aniithrr wholl lime thr cite* are III In- buttle of icoli h gh * the much dlacuued Canadian Clan 1 — Foliage plant* -txgts nn Sunerulse to Silver Sprit Also on schedule this week for haded over with an annotineenirnl Manhattan Did kit* Frank I. prapnaal Ha first public airing. But Clan I — Potted plant! In bloom «ecimity program would have hem address, city, ion* and state. thn group i« the Del.and Christ made ol Ihrir selection* thw lot II gan said lad night a "(Ip "— ,l« l. Den nit er 4 it* fata reata wllh th* .Veurily Cla*» 3 — Made up plants — in- dismissed anyhow under regular The party maklr-g lha rf.'se mat Parade Saturday morning followed hv painstaking (min* lowmg day, PALI. Ml N! IIM k t*m pole*. He., mnr* than nn* civil lervtce procedure*. Council, where Nationaliit China vsill leave French Asr and First a marrh fonreit which wilt he AFTER EYE lirEKAIDIN' ha* threatened ta veto Communiit plant hv pot John Fltrpalmk. ehalrman nf work —foil l<v the ane*|s Dcmnrratv f r e n it e nlly have Hogan sail privileges l-w * fe* Outer Mongolia and Runla hat ttait 4 — foiled Ion* charged that Vice Pro*ltk*nt Nixon NEW YORK .ft - raid Mum, Ft. at 7 » nt. and proceed tn given from ft.lit to 7 p. rn. S.it the (Jtandt i ol t umcterie An Section E waned the will turn thumhv down and other Republican* made "a who** left rye was removed hy Hallo- I'rorl. neat F.H'ti*, nlntr iitdi.y during the hntheiue give,, nnai Merling roiutnlfts-e dt-en rd Inr lulled Hie ar ringing of caul amt an tha whole package deal if any Specimen Bloom* and Rnnche* number* game" out nf reported ’ "tgery recently, plan* to return the tesat* will f.e launehnl for in ila honor, Rpon.nrleg the Hie fm th, o mi rig event and urged dir# game* ritr* f'wut, liquor*, ,<iar role m thr the 1 1 ,tuilabla for holiday decorating aecurdy risk firing* tn th* Iasi ,f 1,1 -'ht to hi* event, slat'd tn begin at 4 30, I* uiem(sets In sreufe their tuket. visiting from cell In roll *nd t e l of th* five *d candidate* ire re Broadway hit drama "Inherit tit* Meintsera *f lie liih with to Ih« Elk* I ndg* and the Hand an t rrver*allot* a* early as |>o* whisky and rod c its part) sn a Jaetad. ° V L 1 .. ~ 1 flection campaign, (fawUsssd M Fag* Right) 1 prison »lore room. Wind." i slide. einphasiae that thi* rutse 1* Open Parent* A**n, to st.ynn#, whetht or hot they, ate niettilwfs nf tne Sattfur.l Ih'at en-l .Ski I lot.. i i . . . . In ln e s t .d In making the Youngsters Excited By Sights Memorial Service Is Set For Infant; Burial In Arlington National Guard Unit Sponsoring Show, Talent Nile Musical Groups Add To Gaiety CIO Makes Plans | New Businessmen For Quick Merger; Introduced To Club Spurns Lewis' Note Band To Travel a Canada Takes Plan For 18 Countries To Special Group To C o co a ; Barbecue Slated New Investigation Begun By Probers 7 Guards Accused Of Bribery Racket Boat, Ski Club Sets Sunday Cruise . u ‘ -e ate as k 'd to Join th» r*»ty j u l a y mot mug at F irst St. and From h Ave. Rev. R. H. Spear To Speak In Jax The Rrv. ft It Spear Jr., p»*tnr the Salford Church of the ■*»retie, will he tror.t ipraker t-.n.yht in Jatl-onvtlle at a Foe# ••ally ef rt-- rt'a t'r Ja'Vsonvill* area Naiaten* rhorohe* fer.tral f h.ire)i >f th* Natareee, located at 72-S llngau Rt I. ho*l ehurch and the Rev. f M Kelly, 1 oa-tnr. A religinti* wotl*h'p I* to he condti'ted In Ex* afternoon with nn erangellatia aerri'a «t 7.3fl p. m. Artompanylnr the Rer. Rprar will he l.t, Duane Festendrn of th. SNA AI. Thky will return Frt•lay. ■f ro F itA jsiiE R m idi LVNCHBl'RO, Va. ift - farter GSat* J r, C2. a rnpttblishrr and general manager ef thj I.ynrhhurf Newr ind Duly Advanro. died at 4:11 Ihl* morning tn a W al hn*pl1* 1 . f.la«* auffered a brain hemcrf AMtokrtaUbE I . V. TURNER. IAICAI. MANAGER nf BotottMfto Bell T.lcphcn* ssf . . RfwaMlRC .• check for (29.110.30 f*r to iN to John I. Ralloway, Tax fnlleefwr for Bmitnls rmmfy. (Phote b f k) k4<ga*nm-.i* 'A FiMkism iP .wxfg.^fwnfok^kMWWft'fR*:1!— � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1955 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, November 30, 1955 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 30, 1955. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 30, 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/57dbaaa18c654efc10312eeb9308d72e.pdf d11ecb9f51d54391e9f9667483b9b45d PDF Text Text �I W at TOU« HIWSPAFIR DIFINDS TOUR RIGHi TO KNOW! ■ AN IN D E P E N D E N T Weather if e a lh D A F T .T N E W 8 P A P C T I 4>r snd .older today »nd tonight » l'h frost or frrenng tsmperelures interior tonight. * j F ftlah lh h fd V O LU M E X L V I S A N T O K I). 190A K 1.Q R I D A O f Lot Unsolved — ! T U E S D A Y , N O V E M B E R H , UHUk A jw o c ia te d I ’ rews l.e x v r d W ir * NO. Biggest Event Yet Is Ready For Santa A lengthy discussion lis t n ljh t »l the meeting of the Board of San­ ford City Commissioners fille d to *olte the problem- nf keeping v s - ' rant M s m the City mowed and clean. Point.ng nut to the rnmmlv»innere the fovt of keeping varant loti in g.rnd appc.vrfnce, City Man­ ager Warren F.. Knowles ,aid that it would co il four to five thousand dnllari a year to keep vacant priThe Seminole County Ur it. vale property mowed and cleaned American Cancrr Society, In her Jacksonville and Fort lju d e r* responsibility to set up a G if: and h iX e ordinance!. , , _ | commn»ioner* were advised, lo an ( lose! for It* service Com, . . T HfHHf r it* d 4a * »n* A* one commissioner stated, m llte*. Is looking for a spare however, • T il hale to *e* live If y«,i ha> e v drivers llren*#. ftftal. C A P T A IN W IIA IA M R. H A R R IS , Commander of Naval A ir Ha-es i w. m I i I tv !»•«! to ra rry it » i'h store room, rent free, and p it- City get into the position of rareArthur tl. fiiitsell, head »l lh* S d t d i i of th# Sixth N aval D istrict, i* rendered official na>al honors bv '•m snd it von <h>r'l have s drivferahly d sw BStaln, to houia hos- ,a k rr of vacant properly. * new boat building Industry nn final" j; |n N A A S sidrboya as he descends from hi* twin engine R ID aircraft ert | rente heller get one right Diicum onv w til the City At­ Seminole Boulevard, hers in San­ m Stanford last Friday mommy. A . K . Greg*. B i l l , (fa r right I pipe* the Cap- pital he it. Lcdlifts, wheclct.aira, i» j> „ r don < drive, srrording to torney revolved about the postlbll»Rih tin* l*it: tain aboard with ths traditional boatawa.r.'a whistle. C a p t K a rri* and other sickroom sundries, at tty of an ordinance veiling a ford. asked tho Boaid of City 'hr l i ie .l irie u l from ihe Semti* touring N aval A ir Ba-e* under his command for purposes of *’A r ml • 4 nol, <ounty Mienff's offire. well at bandages and dressings, to charge of vufltcirnt amount, ami Commissioners last night to tell briefing and orientation. The brief visit inrludrd a . lour of the -tahim additional property for evpanr .n ir chs i get nf n|serslin( * tion, capped w ith a briefing period with C a rt. Robert W. Jackson. aid Brminola County ojt-pstirnta in a m lirctable form, or tha tit- sion, I Hlltiirn ft out * m s? Cenlml suffering with eanctr. dilution of It n* no a authorised car wi<h no ,In v e rt l.r r n 'r wera Commanding O fficar of N A A S , and C dr; I I. C . Colee. K ir c u m * llusse'l now holds an option on Mayor Dcm er fkndell, aispninl- ( I :<»• u H ill ’>«• h»»# to ar# n* i*.| I« c a l women's or sanitations are under Dm* t it > Charter an l by in t ie over the weekend hv Flo, O fficer of N A A S .__________________________________________ ___ an additional an Hon of proporty *d lo succeed Sh eriff J . In th e t «nt| Id irlu itt a rh«rc»Y RR\P Rt «i ready to make dressings at soon present City Ordinances, iuia li gh **t P a ir -4 rrp irscn iah t r , hi Srnnnnie Cuunty when oftv a headquarter* to vtors them Commissioner* agrrrrt to study I to the rear of hit present lor*- Hobbe during the period n f sus­ i« hr»» hlui «««, i»» l»r» %«*n • r hf Brea. copies of ordinances now being, tion and whert the now land fill pension announced y*ttcid n y by IP fu e l* lirgan rhecking motorists it found. t being continued. J d t t r f l*hrl«liitj»a I' atr ip I out- a: various localities Anyone basing a spar* ro«>»« u ird in other Florid* cities and The industrial leadvr said ta il Governor l-emy Collins, w ill go to n llr# ritiitn iA tt K<| Hunt %m tl inbeing enforced. Itichard Fdward Mils*. I.a lg will serve a grrat humanitarian v|.,ii,oe, William S ieie Gandy, i Hr « Ph r l ) t hlfj* u n tru lls In other action hy the Hoard of night that h( h tt just slatted pro­ Tallahassee probably lemur tore to j and civic purpose, and It urged in .*1 v drt«tl| Sanfmd Solomon We,ion lr , Orto contact Service Committee ro- t ity Cummistioners, an alley Is duction of hit boat* and that al­ post bond requited in the ap­ I *Pa4 Hith on!> ready h* finds the d for expan­ pointment and to accept htt com­ («• ir»’n Pill la h.a\rt lt,r uniplrtr Isn d ' ami l.atsren.-e Olbo Hiprhairman Mrs. Donald Bales, to be varaled at ttth and f rench hy approval of the Hoard. How- sion n eetitary, ’ r « f* 'lr In ahiipr At 2 Mmi| km. Tampa, were *H cites! lop Democratic presidential cnndl- fhone 1173 M. mission from the Gov, i uoo ever, a requevt to vacate Bel-Air mot# a i rt«< t.> 2 T«» |p ii,»r* “ m* drivers lieen'e " lie explained lo Ih* commis­ data Adlai Stevenson is rehcdtilrd Mayor Cordell said lard n'ghl Boulevard Wc«t of I jk e (iem was sioners that ha intends la erect itth rr iia riic violation! reform­ roH, to h« In Sanford this afternoon at that h* w ill continue to operate disapproved by the commission­ ed in the Sh eriffs office Include: Tht e^unfitfil r«t|(r« |)r|t|H « approximately 4 : 30. a paint spraying building and an­ er*. Ihe Hoard agreed, in tht* other structure to house offices af h.a garage business on Kast Se­ WMl H«A fPtilp-rlral It* plA'ih |ti a charge nf rrcklcta driving w il­ J . Itrnilcy Odham mads tha an* matter, to allow Odharn and T u ­ hit eensuitlng engineer* firm . cond for tht time beings fib e r Hata th r parAili* rnu(# fr»p fi*»m ful! and wanton, again*! Georg* nouncemcnt yesterday that Stev* dor, In e , to dredge Laka Gem Russell pointed out that htt pre­ plant, h* said, s i* yet lud rfinil# ' pAtkesf rAfA In order (tv# th# Walts, 31. Maitland; David C lar­ enson w ill be at the clock at the In a depth sufficient to keep under­ sent building it not yet complete pAfsAtle ami t^e th'»u*At)il« of on- ence Imnier. 11. Chinquapin, Y l*. intersection of F ir s t St. and Park water growth out, and thus lo since it larks painting and the and w ill b* determined later. i<x*kei 4 rtp#t in | tn S.Yufot.l plenly (or liu|u,qN'r passing; .luhn HoveA m . whera ha w ill greet local this to th« fart liia l lltete ar* aid Bader. 13. Maitland, for driv­ maintain Ihs area around the lake surroundings In need of land­ U ntilinurd on |*j*r S e i r m citixana who coma by to sec hint. only two mor« meeting* lo at­ ing * title intoxicated and ImproTha w aler department. Ihe N hy l i ly crew* in order to make scaping. tend in ordar to complete hit term Odham said, “ It's a rare thing nance department, the library, thr dedicated park attractive. l» r drivers liven**-; Alev l-cvinn Downtown Sanford takes on the Tht Board of Commissioner* lr . 31, Geneva, for violating ra­ T h r llrfu s r Collection Fee .ac­ pointed out to Rutsall that there a* Mayor and City Commission 0 " h i* fit y ’* atmosphere with the for e town of our site to be visit* snd Ihe fire department of the ti let no, A lb n l Mitchell. 20. Saiv ad by a man so prominently con­ City of Sanford w ill have addition­ cording to the Hoard of Commis­ it only M fool section of property * r, Mayor Cordell tal,| that k •dvent of the Christmas season. ford, fur evcetslv* speed; lu irry Streamers of colored Christ­ sidered at the one tno«t likely to al equipment fellow mg the appro­ sioners, will remain av it 1* with adjacrut to his present site avail- would not resign from hi* nffuo F.ugena hmdclipirw, M. SNA AS, or the Board of l i l y Commi.sion(Cuiilinurd on Page Seven) mas lights, Intermingled with rrd ba President of the United States." val of bid* last night for a type •b!e. Th# boat buiMtr # a i t»ked , fo impioper m iilfler. Willi# T s t bells, round balls, and lighted Stevenson w ill make h it ap­ w n trr and two adding machines. lo look at the property to sr# i f , tr#* l„i Haines City, for evrew iva From a tabulation of bids re facet of SanU Clause will glow pearance hers to shake hands n ilh it would help fill his nsed. st the ro,d' 11 vpcrrl cetvcd on tha three new pieces of throughout ‘he colorful days while everyone who would Ilka to •** present time - «f I'ummissionrit last night at Us Four charge* werw mvil# for •hnpperi filled with the spirit of him. lie w ill be on his way to Or- equipment needed to carry out the Itu n all also ohuined permis­ regular session and stated that h pulilir drunkenness, ami twn r»r Cristinas view with one another 'and where a reception her been city's work, an Olivetti Adding would ahuie hy their withes in sion " f the Board ef C ity Com­ rrvivtmg arre «4 during Ih* weektor the moat exciting aelrction of scheduled on the lawn of tht Machine was purchased for the missioners to erect a boat lauding t h . m ailer. *"*-•, Fra n k M aU na l r . manager of m il a-sortnrrnt of vmlatiivoi. On* Water Department for * 237 . g if ll. m iss io n ,,. In .i.te , that he comM, >f, f |n .................. ^ Orange Court lintel from 7 to rhargo l»c <*t«vu ptnfamly waa T h r C ity’s finance Department A two ra r collision, at Uw> In- along th* Ipkcfront directly aG ay windows and neon lights 6 30 p. m. Jle rlm g Commltt, * ,.f ,he Iliad* and hied hy a slw-rllfa dacross from his property, th* per­ pleta his arm in hat h e , is . . . will have twn n e w adding tersest inn of Bipea Ave, and State t provide a panorama that cannot Chsm l^ r «f puly. (hiham »eld that tha Pre-ddent- machine* with full keyboards The Road 115 or Celery Ave., Involved mission, hnweter, subject la tbs conflict with tho City Cha.tor or Seo.mol, County be excelled this tide of the nation's lal Candidate w ill stay In Sanford two machines purchased were a a tt>5n Ford sedan and a la ta approval pf th* C arp i of Kagi- with any ardinanew of the l.i* y . Commerce, that they « ,* Tha appointment to th* offica of iwring * \ evrrllrnt meal In I* ncer*. M _ National at 1375 and a Burroughs Chevrolet phkup truck. ^ S u rte d * through tha efforts of • F P W t m U lf I I to To minute*. Jthenff of ReminoV County l-e- »et«e,| a' the l..,nq ei ihi* yr*-. Florida Highway Patrolman fltevenservT -the first announced *1 k315**the Sanford Merchants A a xv la comas "operativa", in Governor TIi# meal, 1* said. w ll| fnstuie The City refrained from trading Carl Williams who liv c U rn te d lion, the custom hat been con Democratic a«pitant and hat ac­ Colima* wool#, on tha Governor'* |utm» iiiis ,.f l..-ef with all in one typewriter on an adding th* accident satd that tho driver cepted the invitation to spendttaurd and each year a hit more return lo the Capitol C ity Ih u ia - ti1" •*•*, a,v.> is added In make the downtown three days In Florida An itin ­ machine and transferred the type- of th«. F o r i wav Albert W. D avit, day, Va)or Cmdell tavs tin t he II.a U t i iq t f t lh^ n o ..| *,. -oyal** writer to Ihe Sanford Fire IV « Chase and I >mpany employ* of chopping area more colorful and erary has boon arranged by his A 77 ve«r-ol.| whito man. wh«** will he in ihe Govenror t Offn a in O re held here Sanford, and ’ he Chevrolet was psrlment where one had been rrbrighter. Advisory Committee taking him John Fit .p a l, irk. Ova I ru n n " f driven by Bootes e ll t.ee, a ne- h -m- address it unknown, imt 1 the Stale Capitol ar I p m. ThuyiquiMtionrd earlier in Ihe year. This year the local Merchants into various section* of Florida Ihs, tn o in l h|,etiog Commillee. giving hit birthplace at Colman, 1day so iw e i»* his commission. A Smith-Corona typewriter was s ' " fanner of Sanford, Association Invested 11.000 In re­ where ho ran meet and speak to • la ts a l, " W e m u st k i.iia r a l Ih e purrhaved for the library at a According to Patrolman Wil- Ala., was taken Into custody late Vn A tliB^3»aa»oa| o/ 1*3# M^ltnvw "1 w ill Immediately setuin ps Ire to the Christm as lignting Flordlana from over tha entire e a rlin a t p o v .ih ls lim a Ih e a p | „ „ t i - tili# 4v« m%imr lank l«i| cost of | I 33 10. j Hams' tepoit, tho Ford was Ire- yesterday afternoon at Gardenia ganfnid la assume ths duties of i i n l # n u u ilie r o f |ie ,,|i!e i ., he system to bring them Into com­ S la t*. --‘ vellng Ka-t on Celery A v r. when Farms m v r Oviedo, and charged i r*# M"4i «| »«/ C ily Tofn* ths o ffirt to which I wa> appoint­ •ervi-.l in Older thvt Ih* lu ,r,| ,rt plete readiness to serve during the He was fn Gainesville last night, tho Chevrolet, mining out of Sipea with "larceny-degree unnown". niiMi'»ri»r# I'lviittl that Ihtia entire holiday period. ed." Cotdtll said last night. * ( i m irutlir hjtvkal•! Ate. failed to slow down and did A,cor,ling tn a report, filed In i •!#•*! w ill make (via appearance In O r­ Atrr ha sir a^rrcdifut Work crews of the CHy of San lando tonight, and is scheduled A trflrf '4k Ik*#!! *itai!«-«t tn aTI th I'ill nf ‘‘Afifnfit am.I Only yesteidas, Mayor Cordell l l ,iffI,'* of th* Seminole County not yield the right-of-way. fbrd have put the lights in rtartlAtatrinrut In which hr % S*-hi»ih * • « •»m ty tl,# I'lo p rrty d in n e r In |h* F«t<l Fh eriff, Constable Georg* A. het I l l i H tiiug ro g in c r firm . f ■eta with their Anal job to bring for a sim ilar reception in Miami . i " " " " " ........ » 'lt' Knl- .s M Vugs, of lark, mville. »a* r,H unted at approximately s*v was tailrd to Gardenia F *'m * laid. **l HumMf A irrp l lhi« lm- • tomorrow. ( Santa Claus and h it reindeer up Ih# r r fiila l *.oi hi hi.llrtm . » , (• „ , M , Mar t en F.. 1176 with a 5.W inojwrty damage s h ir t ( he found W. J . Rowland port Am Ap|M>intm«ni An.I | rr«t Odham aald, "This Is an op­ above the dock at Ihe inters**Iran i g . , 1..1.1 n , r eemmlasle* trial to th , Chevrolet. and David Rowland holding th* la# r lr a r tf th ti thr job ah#*.| nf pirating ih*t a portunity for the cltliens of SanMon of F irs' St. and P ark Ave. Tha Ford, said Patrolman Wil- you tig white man prisoner. m# I# a tO'ifh an#. I rtp ret ih r n' *' *4’ llir • hmi |<T of 1, a cm .lilting e n g in rrrs ar* stove The City is now decked out and ford to turn out and meet tha The .a fe at Ihe Coca Cola But- Hams, hit the left rear fender on • a- q 1 <. 1 a* U ia e io g . k ,t r im s o f the proposed Bvion Ro-<«* Quirk, according prop!• tn ahid# h r th# law an.I ' " '* ready for the busy days ahead, man who possibly may be ho neat lling Company, 921 K a il F tr .l the pickup truck. (..u a i u ti o n for th# tn the repoit, was raughl in Ih* I w ill need th# rnopevatinn of all l-.s.il.le imlicaling ri« n u o d - , ,,f , „ „ , r r providing both glamor ami color President of tha United S u t r a ." Streel, h rrr, was apparently blown t is k fi g tn to is# res. t v —| for U r k. mInch •C qv lo nm* h t t l»o» Boosevrit l^e was eh*rg»«i with a d of taking fruit fmm tha nf tha people in enfnrtlng the g-,,.1 tu-krl* l» make Hie Sanford shopping eenrarh nirmis«r. open with nilm slycerln somellmr "failin g to yield tha righl-of- ttviedn farm and had hi* car law* in fteminnl* County. tee 1 u sea l.l a. hs» ossa af the most brilliant to Fllfpatrwk said lo<lav. ‘1 hope before the plant'a opening at 7 : (35 w ay." | loaded with orange*. Cninmisainner f .,1 Higri-lh'vtGovernor Collins, in New York, lo hear from a . many- of lha ham said, “ l-et then* knove esir ria ft. yesterday morning, a rc rd in g to said ye sterd *,, "Cordell has a meml'vchip aa po-.lMa iminedl- eenUmnute" as the ill.cusslon liir a report at the Sanford Police Dr ftp* record of public ami civic a ir ly ." parim rnl. r Minded th« f.td thal th* unusoservice and I am confident he Fltrp atrirk ro.nind.vl a>l nf the sbt. tank was an m gineeiuig m is­ The plant'a m a n a irr, J P w ill make an outstanding taw en­ Chamber nf I'nm rnrr.e m-n*l--r* take in their l»lio f. llvllrcla w , reported the inndrn lhat twkots may I <r „htainr.t from forcement o fficer." lo the local police drpartnrt-nt C u r tTleik If. V Sayer SifT h * annual all music candle either of the two lainkt in Fan- ■l*ed thr I I -aid that Ih* final h ill when ha opened for business yes­ light aanriea of the F irs t Tresbyford nr al any on, nf the thro* IS d.e when thr City *.-vep's ihw lerisn Church w ill bn held al terday. duwritnwn drug stntr* lie al*» |iM*jrct. ' j The N avy D rill Team, whlrh Affording to an Investigation bv 7 30 p m . on Dec. I I . Ihe Bev. A. •aid Dial ticket, are available at • w ill march directly behind tha M ayir Ih a i*rr f%»nl#ll •R|'fM*#d Patrolmen Joe llirktn n and Kd movement - inrailnna Ihroi.glmql hie l»#lsr f in '‘ ia#*# pa id Ion much lem lnola High School band In Ilia G. Mclnnis has announced. ward Hayden the budding w t Th# Chancel ehoir of 3 d lingers the ecoiniy. annuel Christmas Parade tomor­ niHiip) f**r II an I not h# ahl# !• entered hy cither picking thr loci row. has been practicing with the w ill lei! tha ifn ry nf Christmas on the fnmt d«or nr through a , «g || It • up L*i 11%Ul Krt'.fA It p it bend aech day, proparing for tho la :h# word* and mutie nf nine side window. There were no sign: into u«r ’* anthems. Mrs Georg* Thuhy, A new song, w rittrn and com­ appearance hi the annual event. I* • i»* mi I iiln n # f I I •^yTnhothA left, they said. posed hy a lo. at a rtitt it receiv­ Bandmaster Ernest Cowlry said Minister of Music, has rirosrn riiiitni#nlr«l - thry T\#?r hirM faith Tlie safe. Iivated In Ihe office four organ numbers nn the Yuleing naiionat distribution tint ha, today that tha Seminole High ih# Mitrnt to nuik# it work. at Ihe front of the building, wa< already told approximately 100, Krhoo! Hand, following its Wed­ tide theme that will be Included entered by drilling a hole which Vrii| \|A) I»r * 4l*l, *‘Th# 000 copie* of the le- ml. nesday appearance In tha lorat in the 60 minute* nf worship. ronlracl«r that built it, triilt ft was evidently parked with thr Ih-caus« Ihe annivrrs-'ry of the parade, w ill march In the Cocoa Tony Rusal, of Fanfold, wrote l#i |]i# n if lt ir r r 'i *|*4* iftcall^n* m trogbcrnn and then blown open The S#mi»i»fr >lnu«riA )|ne> ^ p a r a d e Thursday night whera Savio ur* birth falls nn Sunday Only thr outer part' ol the sale ths lyrics and roinposrd the mus­ A >1 fit Ihr iliiriiM tOii f»i» S'lpi i m i n d e n t «f NufirB. ^ they hav been asked to do special snd sinre the annual pageant at was broken into from whirh the ic of the hillbtllv tong "I'appa Jiw'» l„ " r#rpta from Ittttva dltrrtad in IH# Mt« M«i^ h rjflrn *, R at » .TM.nl (ha fhurrh w ill he on Dec. I I , Ihe dance steps during the parade. Place". The already looming dis­ 1 ity of Sanfonl fr»»m thr consult* intruders look 524. \ lr r pir*it!rnl nf l» r Mnilita increasingly popular* service in Saturday morning, said Cowley, tribution was recorded hy Red inp pnjiinvrr r^ rN tli c i^r Ina l#* the hand w ill go to Poland to song w ill probably be among the Garrett, a popular hillbilly ailivt. NiiI ih « /\*4in lallon >r«tri<lay At i|'iAt ir* nf (h# tank. a flirtin g hrl«( in lM>li»na It* n h march la the annual Christens* first observance* nf the festive for Pso-s Record*. No drfinit# iK u io n war raach* N un#« r|M|»l'iyr*i hy a h«»«|tiuil celebration there, and on Satur­ season, th* local pastor laid . Tonne# Music, Ine. of New »»f!r»> firi'l Ih rftitrlirA m iBiulfn r.l a« to a hat. in in# final trial?* While nn rne needs an Liritation * minute minuU " nu« 1,0 rn* ■" nvitation | s i e . s day night w ill give a 1> | York lw*» published the m« Bif which ^ |th r#prr l i r j l t . ■I*. Hill I** i| mi a to P'jt th# Duf® m arch concert s f theE lks Barb* '<» “ •* church. Mr. M d nn l. said.K C V e o l s N e w S t y le s over roff|U #l(lf 0, u r a.|m«n|Aiiaiiv 9 Mal#r tank Into up'iatm n. It h rin r hranl ru rrrn tly ovrr w o givla la their honor. * *>• w a n ic i to emphasis* that Th# T e rri f.e# Dull Fashion W TRR and o th e r stations prfihlnnt Ik Af thr lm *»nir% ------------------------everyone who liked l " enjoy an show, at th . Woman # Club Build throughout the United Rtatee. Piiinl»rr, ni^nibriA nf Ih# hour of otutie dedicated tn ho lug y e .trn la y was attrndrd hy "a vrbuni V Russi says that he has several aonclatinn w «tr |o|ij at iJin r birth of -ictus Christ would be more than 200 children and moth­ other place* h* hat w rittrn whirh meeting most welcome. ers who saw th* latest in doll ha** bean submitted to various 1| l ( Maltha Owen \V»;fa of fashions and tha many T t r r i I.ee LONDON * S'r Wlnsto* artiste for consideration. l*n,al G*l>le«. head nf Hie # ..n e i, Dolls on review. LOXLEY. Ala. CB-The eighth Chucrhill nh-crvcs his lis t birth"F A N C Y ” M IO P U F T F .lt ■ ' ■ • —* ntmn, .aid. “Tlie he.t nur.e ran Mr*. Gordon R w atn 'y. ef « f i p t from Florida road gangs PHOENIX, Aril. ift-A JJ year| l , s hut limited sn e ire without , l i T tomorrow. on<M yesterday for a 17-ytar-old old woman was slopped by police Sweeney*# in Sanford, sponsera of I I N - n m Y * THUN ( if . S T time and touts to w o ,l with " I" «»•» *»**" ,|n r ' th* gigantic show, said today that man convicted ef murdering a yesterday carrying an armful of g n n o R S FI M H IT Miss C a t iir rii* Sullivan nf imwrd to SC* and re.ijn e d a* Carol Cleveland won Uia T e rri prison Beach w a s named pre.i- P rim e mln:*t»r, ( hnrrhlli h i* ~ . ..guard. . ___ . , . Chrlrimai arrapping* and earring l-e* Doll awarded at a door prise, H Y D E N , K y . 'JR - Kentucky's Miami J L Craokc * ear was |,B lre i from , ltor# m ob# of the youngestnewspaper re den* ofihe SI. Auguvtine ('••tin.il made on'r on# appraranrr in lha newspaper editor editor re Jeon Southward won Ihe Doll signedyevtawday atIh# age nf 17 of Catholic Nurses at lha meet- Horn# nf Commons, where he [Trun k, and l.lnda Mitchell receiv­ nix. After hurried conference. ed th# Terri Le# Lamp. Deatil Allen said he sold his hall lug 'I* " * m" '* ' h ,n h*,f • N " I W , Hammock and Nary Shore Patrol she agreed to pay (TOM for th* ol th# L#fUa Countf N am , a O thrr nffir#r« nam#«l r r r r ; 5tu# That i n to r< i 7%om In after tha Th# T e rri 14# Doll fashion f * » * » H. A. Kelp. They laid they goods, snd police let her go. She weekly, to J . K . Nolan, hi* partner. Pattrrson. secretary; and M i*. May elections as s Convccv atrv* Show la an annual evert present­ had mahred a tip that ba wa* la drove away la a iMg Cadillac. M aUI Bender, Jacksonville Beach, backbencher -aa ordinary member Tka paper waa started in June. ed by Sweeney's. this aiwa. nf Parliam ent. tr e a s u r e r . Local Cancer Unit Sends Out Appeal For Storage Space Boat Industry Head E x c i t e d Y o u n g s t e r s Asks Commission T o G r e e t S t . N i c k For More Property Mayor Cordell To Leave Soon For Tallahassee Show Of Licenses Being Rcquesfed Arrests Are Made ' A d la i S teven so n Is Due In Sanford Today Downtown Sanford Shows Atmosphere Of 'Metropolis' City Departments To Get Equipment . F. Mebane Assures Group Excellent : Meal To Be Served Two-Car Collision By Auto, Pickup Sees $225 Damage Water Tank Talks ■Reveal Agreement Of City, Engineer Person Allegedly Takes Citrus Fruit Coca Cola Co. Sale Broken Into Here Nary Drill Team Stages Practices With Seminole Band Presbytcrions Make Public Invitation For Music Program Tony Russi Gains National Acclaim With New Record Mrs. Mary Deyfens Is Vicc-Prcsidcnt Of Nurses Assn. Doll Fashion Show Winston Churc Is 81 Tomorrow • Eighth Escape Over For /Elusive Convict n^rXT* i Parade Tomorrow 2:30 P.M. Jk IT * - ,.wae*s4 i U * e \ — . �•- m a in Two W eilcS Ago I Died' Says Mali i sensitivity for penicillin. But. for f.ghtin; ' 4 breath. Three time* I t-ncc. i),e didn't avk if I wrre thoujtt Mat Ihe caiictt way out allergic to it. lit duck a needle]-sould he In five up the fight Each into my aim and wrote nut a pre icver, a voice wjthin n»e Don't quit." The threa scrtptl.tr.. n b o u n d e n t n t l ,the f A p e r l w r o i . Coinc.denee No 1 tndeid of "Hen krs* rnro-jraging me. too. By JtKiCPH it. DRFMMAN leaving his orlire I rat and News Editor, chatted. Otherwise. I would have died m Inc street T V rtnclnnatl Tfm lsSlir I felt a familiar, ominous tinC IN riW lA n W—Two weeka ago Cling in my fingers and teg* I "died" "D o e.' I a*hed, "did jnu give If a «t:!lrd heart, no pulte end stopped breathing tpell death, I me pemrillieT” | "You're allergic to It?" he a«'ed •cat dead. The hrutua that "sle»" me w*« The d-ctot sprang into artlon. penicillin—the old friend that had An e*ne;' on allergic*. he knew aived r v life when I had pneu­ r ia c ltr nhat to do. monia five y ean a;n I am alivn only heeaute of heroie Colncid*nre No J; Fe» doctors effort* ni a aktiled but frightened phytlelan and of two unflagging have on hand syr'nces filled with member* of the ltfe-*aving squad ! adrenalin or a tank of oxygen —plan a *erte, of fortunate "coin­ Mine had both He g n e me adrenalin to stimu­ cidence*." In Iho-.n "cointidm cet'' I aee the late he>ri iftinn. He stretrhed BELGRADE •> — Yugoslavia'! hand of God My number juat mr on a table to shock position- Cnmmuniit government D liunrh■casn't up Today my gratitude mr- fret up He and hi* rrcepiionlvl ing r new economic policy de­ panes that of any pait Thanks­ Marled giving me oxygen i t shock signed to boost living standards. set in srd a severe asthmatle at­ President Tito announced his re­ giving gime would em phnige production Dunn? my lunrh hour on that tack h -;tn . -*,rmnrab'e day I dropped Into the i His re.-eplionist exiled the life- of consumer good* and food and Doctor ; Building for "something raving t-i'jld LI. Jam es tlunt and de-emphaiiie heavy industry. for a eoid *' I knew I had arqulred Billy Snipe were at the office in The policy shift was In marked live m'nute*. enntra.it to the situation in the Coincidence No 1:, I tnstinc'ive- Soviet blor. Thrre the replarement lv pushe! the nsygen mask a enu- of Sour' Premier Georgt Malenkov M f / to y U i d tf . lie of inches from my nose I hy Nikolai Bulganin last February h ire learned that pure oxygen and the move to the front of fontwould have made me a pink murtiit parly chief Nikita Khnih-n rp *r rhev was accompanied hy aban­ For two hour*. Doe, Hunt and donment of Malenkov's policy o ^ Snspe Mnigtleri to keep life in more consumer goods. •treasure, my body "It is nowr Important," Tilo said, Whei the doelnr my givo bloodpriority to those enter­ For 4J m’nute* he could detect took no "to ho and falling prises which wilt yield Ihe quickest pul«e and itno was .heartbeat. Coincidence No. 4: I remained result In improving ihe living runieious throughout Ihe ordeal. I standard and in balancing tha remember every little detail. Yugoslav (foreign) payments ac­ Moat of the time I waa loo busy count " "H'a your mlxumieratood dar­ ling again, ma'am. The nehool bus driver couldn't tu why Junior benaamf hi n s le rf >|irjf • » made in H iU c u the Associated P r m b) the Cincin­ nati Tirus-Star. It was wlnten by Sew* editor J m n k Dross* sa, By iiriU oN WYNN CAIRO. Egyp' (d1—Russian Inter­ est, In the Middle fcaal is nothing new. Nearly »> year# ago the c u n fried to expand the sphere of Busdan Inf uenre southward through the old Ottoman Trrkish Empire. PalesLne was governed tsy the Moslem Itirkish sultans The big powers fauna it useful tie msmuin tha shaky Ottoman F.mpire Intact, hut each sorght a fnothi.ld with the Nolan's blessings Franc.*. Britain and Bussia ex tended their influence hy hemm­ ing "o rd er ors" of minorities in the empire, and particularly hy protecting their ngnts in the holy pliret in Palr-Jine fttSW DELHI. Jodi*, UP - The Hindustan Standard laid Monday Rtttala’a Communist party ehiaf •hotild have picked another time, plica and occasion to announce the explosion of a hydrogen homh by the Soviet Union. Nikita R. Khrushchev, now tour­ ing India srtth Premier Nikolai Butgantn, announced the homh lest in « speech Saturday at Bangalore. The Standard, a leading news­ paper In New Delhi and Calcutta, said Kh rushrhev’a use of an Indian platform fnr the announcement was "UJ rhnten , . . mapprop-iate and am b irraiiin f to his Indian The, Standards statement was Om second lima the Russian Icedera, have dr asm critical comment from the Indian pre«a since they •rrtvod more than a wa#k aga. They were rrttlclied alan when thay attacked Ihe Meat In a speech before the Indian Parliament. ifK ltsty fcjt, III., UP _ A * * Don xlUi the deposition of '•rdinand Ihe Bull waa buried umfay In (siiik-lutfeil aitln with Mfhead on a roval purple pillow-. He waa T ri. xged S. who died liturdar In the arm* of Jtl* miariig., MJaa Bobbyelli Porter. J$. w bA MRS. MflflCfDM WAMt wails with her slaughter, Ann, 1, In Buprosiw Court. New York, after hearing medic*I testimony that the man ah« aayt la the rhlld'a father wai afrrllued h r surgery svforLr five yean ago. Felix Juan Serralci, Puerto Rican rum king, is mlng to prove Ann ia not hl>. Mrs, Vlader rleima Ihe child reeailted from aodnetinn try Scrnslew a hoard hit vaeht In Y+hroary, IISL fialerwaiumal) cals, had kept Tex alncr he waa 1 month ■ old. He lived in a pinelined den off ihe living room of the Porter farmhouse near this nerlhraatem Illinois rommunity. He went to Florida no varation with Ihe Porter family, played hall and vareitlnd with Rill, 7) year old brother of Bobh)elta. He also waa fond of riding in atalion wigona and found Ire rrram a retl deliciry. p w telavllioo, w^o paver, roared, isd wtm loved human companion. AlaUma'i . • , "In" »*nior J ll* 1 Porter, who onea owned 311aophomoraa. The froneli set Ihe pare as far hark as itlV reaching agreement that year with Ihe Sultan to be­ come giurrifant of Ihe holy plares and prolfctnra of Cathollrs in 411tnmin lands. Claiming to he spiritual heir ol t v OM;nd«l II vi an tine Empire, Russia ir'ed to rrmnter French in fturnrr hy hemming proirclnr of F.aslem tlrhodux Chyltlian communi lie. In the Middle F.asl Fighla uc'ween (Catholic and Orth­ odox Drieits over their conflicting claims m the Holy Sepulrhrr and the Church of 'he Nativity develrped into ioternitinnal conflicts be­ tween I' m a la and France, and sometimes Britain The o.oblsm of hole plares snd minorities gave nussia a enntinuous wesps-n 'or Inter* entlno in Ihe Middle East unlit Ihe Bolshryik Revolut'.ifi. Then Ihe Communists renounced the church and Iasi D fir we«pnr. But nussia began a Middle Eaitern comeback during World Far II hy reviving the Orthtdng nelriarrhatr in Moicow. The Soviet* began irllve auppnrt of I VINK) villi LIKEN SSNFORI* III TV IDOTEIt THAN SI.ASK S. Itriald K. S'ineyar.l, Chief Aviation KuctiSflira Technician. t.'SN, of YAH-!' tell* rdr. SS. E. I «-«-<. S’ Stf.ti ConuiWndhx Officer, h«'« happy to ro-enlist in Sanford. Vineyard hsd h'»n i*n ot| company seis­ mograph operator In Alaska before Joining ihe Navy, iirthudi*: rommumtif* In the Mid­ dle East. They reclaimed church property in Palestine. Lebanon and Syria •*Rich had been mined hy ciarist ftu**ia. The Hi,aaialt* began paying rumpensalitiu for Orthodox property rrmfisi-aied in Russia during Ihe antlchurrh rra And Russian (titan* c at help became almost Indispen­ sable Li man# Impoverished Orth­ odox hlshoprtes spread through the Middle Fast This Itufsian help has hro-tghl so Increasing m.mher of Orthodox til-hops 'nlo the pro Russian fold There is also a violently antiRussian iloque of Orthodox priest in Lebanon. Ryiia and Palestine. Many >d these .unsidcr (irrece the vhurrh a -d fight against Russian lofiltra'iun CHRISTM AS BARGAINS Two Duke University tdflrlalt will visit Seminole High School, here in Sanford, during their Itin­ erary which includes U Florida ■high schools during the week. Dec. 5-9. Dr ItjrHsril I. Tulhill. registrar, and William L Brinkley Jr., assistant director of admissions, will he available, during Ihe visit, to an*wer student's questions con­ cerning Ihe schools and college* of the University, and to interv : w .tudents Intrrestefj in attend­ ing Duke, The schedule of the two officials will he is follow a. Pine Ure*l School, Fort Laudrrdilt, South Broward High School, Hoilywnsvd. and Fort Lauderdiln High School, Dee. 5; t.akft Worth High School and Palm Ifcarh High School, West Palm Beach, Dec. *; Winter Park High School and Edgewalrr High School, Orlahdo, Dec. 7; Seminole High School, Sanford, and Gainesville High School, Dee. I: and Rartram School and Rotlei Sehmd, Jacksonville, Dee, 9, K.tl snEK'S SISTER NEW DELHI, India «R - Mme. Sun Yat-tcn, widow- of tha founder the Chlneie republic and a ilslrt nf Mme rhlang Kai-shek, will make a three-week visit to India rext month a* Prime Minister Nehru'* gue*t, a Foreign Ministry ■ourre laid today. She i* one of six vte-i chairmen of Red China's gctemmrnt rounrll and a deputy In Ute Red Congreu. USED CA R S Pdyfhihh till Jdh. 15, 1 There li evidence that the Chin­ ese u*H paper »a early aa ihe sec­ ond rrnlu’y B. C. hut It did not be­ come available to the rest of Ihe world through tha Arab* until the eight crnlury, . Even (he soft part* of animal* are lomH.'inei turned In rock and preserved In mieroacopic detail a* a fossil. second haseman, will manag* Austin in Ihe Texas L**gue in 1PM. AuiUn replarra NIGH TkAbE in a l l o w a n c e s lo w DOWN PAYMENTS l-u-n-g TeHMs 11*11 nf Fame howler Junla Me.Mahon i* part owner of a 24lance academy at f*aramui, N. J. the MiehJaan match gam* HU*. worts slightly below tha knees. CHRYSLER I DOOR SEIJAN cttfcVRoLBT t DOOR SEDAN q ^ g O L E T HARIS tOP Ills tntat was 4777, CAFT. POP DAWSON, MilIMf. ton. N. J , a United Airlines pilot, let a naw commercial speed rec­ ord for t flight between U s ATtRTtCB show iSUoa kia reached MO.MO plus. It M *rk< and New Yqrk. -ntt •lapsed lim a-m ark was five BLtMOtrrtt 1- tsodR S ton tHE Harry fimiih of Cleveland aver­ aged 109 for 34 games to win K IB e S S A I *1 Mt out tn life." reminisced the old grad aadty. "to find that pel of gold at the and of the rainbow. Now I'm forty-sevtn, and all Pro found Is the pot!" Ceprrifhl. MSS. by Perfect! Cert. DMilbultrf by Klsg Fraterre ■ tsA k p ' Beaumont, THII shimmering gold cocktail rtrcM. modeled by Itamtl Pierce, ftnle the show at the California tnihion C'tralnrs Display* in Beverly Hill*, Calif. Also available in slinky blacks and start- FACTORY WORKER in Budapest tidied up to tha lady foreman ana implored, "May 1 leavo at the end of eleven hour* tonight iiutcad of twelve, Madam Director? I'd like lo go to the itate opera." "You may," decided the Director, "I'm happy that our jj t H :Mi orktr* appreciate culture, ut cut out that ‘Madam Dl> rectofr* burlneta. Now that we have been liberated, re* member we are all comrade*! By the way, what opera are attending?" "Comrade Butterfly," said the worker. A comely mi**, concealing ( / / little In her Bikini, waa con- *• ' a . \l fronted h r an Indignant offi­ cer of the law. "You ought lo be aihamed." be told her. "What would your poor mother say if the could ace you now?" The tin* preturbed mix* replied. "She'd probably say, ‘Brfnf that auit back at once!' It’s hers you know." 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Mattery of UnruagM: n mb form 7 -if • 1 4ft 2 % C A L L T H IS RAE FO LEY WHY, L A S T f euaa the aituatmn hmrattrT Pm and time* of Amenea'a p**rle#a CHAPTER TWENTT-FOUR LOI3 diarrgarded ithand) a com* not juat trying to atir thing* up “ man. or atir up th* an,mala T“ mrnt about hrrarlf "Shandy, I've “M• h*\* no right to keep a i t “In other word*." he aaid “with brrn thinking a lot about your teal and good Intention* ymi are about murder.* atory of the man who » u painted hell-bent on knowing what hap­ “Suppowe >i"i mterfrec,* Shandy and actdptrd nv an many article pened to Roger llrtndlr," (oihlrd out re*-onahly. "Ikl tbil Pro been getting the mo*t cmreahre what will happen? You II "Why did you take away the bul­ Sicting el on re of Roger Hrmdle; let T" be regarded ai a nieddlmome lebo woe atroeg. he w»j weak: hr •flee a nee." be Mil molly. “I ( u . with a t»w m her bonnet, waa comantic. he * u kiaty; he think that bullet wai Rroii from lo u d be laughed at. And the pen. c m eoted. nr wee haled * pl* who adimre Roger Brunt!* will “Jan. aaid ah* would g in you ray .22 Anyhow, that wai a 72 crucify *»u tor Matting a »■.*ndal any nelp ah* roukt 8kr ui rratly bullet and I had a little 22 1 car­ about him. 1*)C Thomae laeurd the a magnificent woman. Hot why did ried in the rar for awhile when death .itlifltale lie'll lie hitiieill *i\* nvn* bock h e r e , do you there wan a raeh of hold-up* on blaek in the lace. In fa.-t, he haa th* high waya Never uaed th* know J" lied h m«elf blaek in the fa-e A* She want* to dernw r how IL-gar thing. Tb* war Trade me fed up Rnn.ll* died, tew thought. Aloud wTuTanv kind of weVima Any how. | w*» *' *’• ~rf ‘ ,ounJ- hl* ," J ’r >‘P ,n °"n ,B an end, "1 don I know eirrpt that the thing ta miM.ng “ th* h<> •# an) th* cutta-r rloiol abed like to ere Mr. ktbbr* and nut—'• up. I( ymi h»'ln t c-imr «* boon it ho won t bora anything to do with I don't know who I don't know would h u * l-r-m rl*-*i«-<l of fifty hoc." |u h y , though I ran gueea about ; tlld rr. r nl hia cb-»!ft N*furo your “Poor Albert.* h o a r d * * u that. In tail, if I «4» pmm I down *rTn»i.aenuetd- T h e one-tra*n mind And —and don 1 try to do it —I eould yet thrra a a temRc atrengtn in a gueaa who. R h*p|>ened two night* | T o ymi niran that everyone man like that, line Hie laith itu txlulr Rogrr ibrd. Someono aim'd her* u li'tng in » kind nf enn* a grnnii* quality though I mutt outaldc the window and Bred a allot I epitaci nf ailrui r?" Shamli **id nothing. admit it'a tough on Brt*ie. She at Kogrt. who wa>. prri imat-l- on “But who w ild buy titcncc lihr adoroo him, >wi know; the h»i the couch. No one wa« h u r t. T h a t a eten aoinAced hrr ana to make the atory in a nuUhell that ?* Sharuli did n"l mnvr. hit hind* h*r hue band a hi* tranqutL khr “But haan t an>one * ait a hack, day after day, watrhing "No one naa done anything: no it ill roriy-l lightly on th* wncci, him burn tncena* rm the altar of one haa aaut anything Ttie pane j but Ian* i iv m l htte c lf lum tiling hue gad. There murt ha** hr*n might have been broken by a alone ] (of thr ral* h on th* d u r II* time* when ahe d bar* hked to Of M i l fo r any c nm m rnl I ve h n r d I a t a r t r I th* c ar and i l i m r m l o ih* kill Roger.* A t Inc Ri grr. h* braird o v e r t h r g a i t s ' The alien** arwmrd to kuthu hole tn t h r pane and left S t h e r e ." | ' H e lle r w ait for me * h r vaid a* “W h y ? " ! M r got mit. "You II ne v er tw aola turn Re got up. *T«i are eotd We S h a n lv thrugged. ' T r r h a p a lo l o find your * * v Wllhmil a flaihhad better rtart hark * Ho I iirned net Ihe heater ka the rem ind a n r n m n r lhat it » »* a n e a r , light. t o i l don t w ant t o firl one, Uio headlight* flared and th* Itu a*. I’r f h a p a to remind him aclf h u r t ." rwr rolled out of th* circular perk- to w a t c h h u atep. Wlm k n o w i T She • »:lrd in !h» darkneae, whil# t h r d w r m a* roll'd down. T u r n h* mg apace and down th* narrow Odd, lin t It!* m*d that led away rmen the inn He a lying, Iswa ttwvight. Me t « * » betid* her, h u naehlight caal* Ihg a I v a m on the ground. They bod nearly reached New Mil­ lying. ford when Bhandy apok* iwd eg I me l o o k 'd up al lb* da rk S h a n d y Mowed down fnc S tow e the dorkneaa. mile, a w r r v r d onto the road t h a t hm i'e a n d It accined to h e r t h a t "I lama Jane* b* awed. *t»4 I led out of the n l l a g i to the hou*e a n m rth in g moved at on# o f tha wuh ta God ahed go away.* t h a t h a d been loe. O-^aid* the w i n d o 'i i Probably piat a c u r t a i n "Are row afraid ehe'g etir Bwog« gate* ho Mopped th* r a r a n d blowing in th* wind, »h* t h o u g h t, W. 4« lint t h r r * wu* no wind. T h e y did t u r n e d t o her Bhandy'e bawd turned a* be tnnl “What," he w«k>d politely, Hu not *|teak imlil they wrrw out of r a n g r of ih* boner, m oving up th* foe a brtof moment to read her you Intend to di?" faro, ehadrrw* ta th* dorknru. lie " R o g e r ItnndJe wwa m u o U e e d hill Into th* womL. "N'crv >,n hi r r ! ” .Hhamt* *ck»d. leaked hark al the rend. "Why do waea l he »* yaat ray that T* ' H o « m m unle red * P h a n d v a a g a i n with In* politrvirai t h a t “Bocauae that*a who! Dr. Thorn- plaa>ant vmre waa *lnif>at roauwl. m i d * he r * Mrangrr, la warn ad ma bet to On* " A v n r >n* w a i watching Mia h u t I'm not feaUv thocked. lane “O h “ “ thought: I'm not genuinely aur- ni**’’ I dWn t like it." Mm waned had laa aaait* on at- prtted It had to be that way Only “ Sure T No! puk e o a a t r y Maeipi to ampbfy th* ntonowyilabia mi tiler It a aroneUimg m the m m ?“ “Shandy r~ aha osriakmM. reaut- raper*. K'a a radio progiam. Mur­ "I'm *tirw. ganrrwi* waa rwdaed* *• tha ear, to der docan t atrike at hnto*. Arul th* window m ’Ot nf tha evening led of tha man Roger—Roger lb* weg beloved. and whd* I i m d i r l r r d “ wwa an Octermmrdly to n twrn. Roger aurroi.niled b* people who " T h a t wrwil happen K « * . ’ hr * w w Mg r were obiecla of hi* limli r u , R o g e r p r o n u r r d gnpil* . “Hear tong a rt we gnaog em whom aomenn* haled enough to ■Mill ito will e*y Vial T Ikl ftm J % j Hu THE O LD HOM E TO W N iim D A ILY’ C R O SSW O R D 1. II iCMJi i I u tv ir o m ii m i 44. Shorn 4. Cadmium acrom M a tin t. u a iM i bird* leyw 1 t Banda of aciuuiQ r i a its I 34 Rowing UID 4 A clover iJK PH4-2' rolor Imple­ iO B m * in* 4. Hoarfroal S R#a foam a E tn rrn m v . 'i p ment ,T. On flra 1 10 Term inal. m n 'jn '- ’fl fT.Thean 4. A beaeh r part or arm ’.t t lM Iil U l l J '. ae* t Veatiga |1 Arabian G i a u 'j r i <m u found 12 River chictutn U flllll ki MJ l ■’ ii In kly bottom , •I m i i: I4ti *. 12. Piece* of pend* Mf.'UtlML 14. Haul wttb ekvleton 4& Appeardifficulty ' 13 savaga 14 Baaeeck IS. Attam aatan it Witty til kwonn » 41. fUvtr I Pot) 4ft Variety raying . 14 Italia* of clay 43 An aarly tl. A paatry rivar 44 Jewiah New Eng* drear rt i ; 4 »hi*id month land city 34. Three are i i .j « * 4ft Nota tat 3T. Ona of the found J art of Guido* •rctiona of k ilh a he mouth rank tha Karan kjlrhra 22 For example tabbr.) 21 A plant 24. Prom 24 Anamoa* r#c*pU0* tb. Evening* l poo*-1 42. Land* tnraeura* 44. PubJie aorta* 43. Opening* 24 Cook In an ov«n 34 '*xt#n with *V4» 40 Adn*rtro rmitura traatla DOWN H. A kin4 * do* ft A fir Mae 4. z TAMPA <ft-A41al Rialmeoit U flevtlng more fanmr in the eye* of Sm Spceeard U Holland, Hut Hol­ land e iy i Got. Prank Laiuchs of Ohio bettor meet* the retjuircmrnle (or a aaoddraU candidate. Tom mending Steveneon for hli raccM ilalamcnt that "moderation ik lfe« order nf Nik day." Holland Mid "Nc'k moving clover In the (latidtrde I Hunk Uic country need* and tbo party seedt. Hr may be Nw beat we have but 1 dill am not sold on him.** bi 1442 die ten lor Florid* ten*lor Tiitad (or Stcjitmm »nl h*lpcd rdus money lar hist but look no a rm s part bi the ram paim Ai lake M last Aopart Holland indii i i e l Hit*, w .a . br the even! »( hia aupport af ftoveneem s e tt year. Ha did not elaborate d* hi* ialecOon of Lautche. Aihrd about Got , Avcrrfl HirHmas nf New York and Gov. Mrn n*n William* of Michigan, both of whom heve critictird Slevcneon'i trend toward moderallnn. Holland m __ Legal Notice $ J I Oil News Letter J With Maps—Free A moot *ampreban*ive * o 4 tadfW ia R eaaut ef ad and |M iaoalng and 4aralapai*nt ta beomlRC IB M . Wa believe tocU oelaclad U. S. Gev'L ail and go* lento* offer yM g realet profit poaattilllLe* tkaa e a r vlber *pactilotiam# Yen could became a milliongiro. No drtlilr*. Moeaameal %ork ae Uooa required. Ifanv t f « r gliraU bare re­ c t i f y digpaaad af traaaa ac­ re lied t t / N g k m —re tea a l groat pralH ka rrn* a « K ^ n t r ^I mt ^ M jv otif Teti J, E*#**ll lla r n e h r Oltarway fnr r t i l n t l l f I t * X. M ala Ttrart n * |a * 4n, F1nrt4 a \3' " 5 / /' / , f // / 7~ 4 '/ > i — > V ■17 / 7 T T /T ^ J s tTdA N U to / S ^ * / --------' T H I S IS J U S T A L IG H T K * lM S S ’ e a . 'iwet i .t w i ry *^ •* • •w4|M \T -\0 Quick-Thinking Boy Saves 2 Youngsters From Faial Burning Bl Kf \IJT. S 3 P—Two young b’yj, !>• wtillered and terrified, u ric lei to ealily from t burning bout* lave week by a quick think tng 16 j car-old youth I'lrem n ta il Gary Arvidaon, ewukrnp’l hy 'he eirram i of the b<"(, ltrcehcd a lrrond etiry win tlcwr with hi* first, gulped tome frr»h air end led h i t younger hiothrr Aill: am li. to talriy. He ihci turned heck and found I! ir if - ’i'i Kmneih Pelmcr, in overnight gucM, in nrar rollapte fium i it ii k * inhalation Gary puttied Kcnnrlh down a eleawey .•rd out ol Hi# hone#. Gary and William were Heeled el a ho'pitai for amok# mhalaUM. Young Palmer differed burnt. The b-uthere’ parent*, Mr. olid Mre Lout* Arvideon were olio treated for amok* bih«latio«. P lice ot tha ribnrhan te*ra *4 Amherrt olid defective v tria f •iut*d tlto ftp*. 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DOROTHT F A T E T E E L . Ignal) O P Merwdaa, Ct#rb ar Ft* le lift C i r r IIIt I (lull, Samlaal* ae« Cn.jnly. Flnrl4a LOUIS L T i a u ■Y: S’arla* N a r e n a g HefeilM t y a r tr * rv» w e n * r**puiy v le r h y ra TO«i A J O T M / A i© : A / delivered ?B99 $77#M P«*r month Willi $.')0 deductiltle collision and Comprehensive insurance coverage *_Cft* 8 IS C O 1 lihargr. an4 that he will apalv la k i m r a to i m t t a tb* n-ewrebl* EII.N'KST Itorg. MR s t a t e o r r u m in* h h u r c t r ri:nnt:soN, ALA- HMglKIt. Caaaty Jnda* of lewdaela rwuaty. bier Ida. an th* lllh NDD. CALIPOIIMA. ember. If A aworn rwaiplatat bavlag beaa dav ef tie, ................... . U. for ayprnand far dleebarga a*alert >•» ta th* Ctre«it ' valIjif of ran* aam* aid for Raal gleebari «r Hi: iil'Sourl and far Bawlaals Couaiy. | a* ftf Mator e f i |* aetaia ddldta el lerld la Ckeaeeri^ far dlenr.e DA .E /N>MPTON._d#e#ae*d| an «* ebe . Eeeeaiae AMBS H INDA ft b*. M aad. 2>*r*ndaat. .- - T, -------aa 'iea aad requira fit a la Ilia yea r . _ aa SiMitro*. Rulldlag oriitaaa dafanaay. If *bf. •• lb* Edward* Cenplaiat Rled barala. ' aad la i a a f e r d b larlda -------* Npaa t*Ti* a ropy Ibarbaf apoa 11*11- ATTOIINRT ro ft ■ EfR TO E Utfa al'-'Miev «a er *i*for# lb* Tib Car af I'rra a b ir. A. D. Mli. ather. ( TO — Jeeta jam, t u t a t>*< re* Pra Caafaaaa will be RMldrai* I VKNOWK ramared aa*la*i tea aad tha eauea lo tk* hain* af lb# genia af Pla. % re-ee| a*-----pari*. H i — nrtbtlnati --------k |t4 ( WITNrV* mrUb*ad **4 Wrt'lal Tou, J*«e* Jam**. R*f*nd**t •oile«l* O o ia ty . ------- dnni ■ral at y*«f»rd.. Saatlaa r u l l 1 *r* hereby nollfled that plinda. iala JibI dap *f Haaeaabae, I t•ult In dn*r*a ha* haan *m*r*d A- I1- i*hb aaalaet yo< by lb* Plaintiff, your fOlfirlal Stall •If*. In *k* nrewtl Tonrt. gbaiUal* . . . . _____ , • ’ O. P. Neradia Nimb CTrciilt. Sit** a f , Bill they would p lc tic m e a great Hark af lb* TlrewM Cowf1 r'ouaiy, i*la <’o«aiy, Floceia Florida, aiiaaid to nanford. piarid*. deal lcaa* than Sl*»*n»«n. gtauaala Tbs aaw* of Plaintiff I* Sail* f a a V. greuerl'k ik JaiaM. Taa ere r*quir*4 la *Lad , _ r> *» f a r rtati Plaintiff IB *r anenrr tbl* c'oo,*uin i. |f tfia top eniat on your pla* Rot J U t wrltlbd oa ar hefora n»<-*mher II. 1j — ’ .. „ „ ' , ,, M< Sank Perk A**a«* 1*11 — ale* a d*rra# (re roafrien 1 " rnw ’ * * f f 11 wouln iaa'atd. Plarldo will be *al*ie4 agalart yoa aa* th* IG a t t to . t r y h r u t h i n r Ih* na<lry will |irw#**a •* part* Tour w ith m ilk b e fo ra It goea into the nr t h r « r « T a r w aa r « i nww taea nr aaewac w ill V# rn*d la di rx.E. ( K i i m a ra il a r t . bl*a tb* Oltl'* nr Ih* rtrealt i'a#rt *y*n. i t i t k a r rL oR ioa. in * a o - 'terb . Xlntb Clrtell, geiwlant* I’niiwlr, Plarld* *M bpnw l.eairr Harrla, Allaratr tor Plalwllff tig th*l a C n e ip l i U t for R t r n r r # be# ^ V f t- S o V ^ V or l*nulk Mat* 4lr*#t, OrlaaOn. Plerl. baaa fll#2 **ala«t ynu. an 2 (nu In #*ria a rnyy of Jg^A LL WHOM IT M a t ' c S S 2a • aa nr batora R»r*aib*r It, (■•r#• * raAr|uir#4 a a w a , or P l r e 4ii’* In th* m i atbaewl** eafaalt will b* laIV m b U ln l a a lb* p l a l a 't f f # a l . o*’ir* le boraby givea that Itn r ta**2 Rita*** my h*w2 m2 ■•*! at •nra#r, j . n raaynj, i i i i i i n i i h v I I.CIt haa Rl*d hit Raal i*aan rtarb, Ctri-wlt rowrt. Nlalb tin ult. CM K a r th B a la *ir«#i cttlirOn *• Keac iinr or tb* eviai* of Ol’Npa ft 1'OMrTON. d*r«ae»d. that b* Slat* af Rdtlfe. at Sanfare. Ftail- Florida. a a 4 fll* th* nrl*tn*t A*nf fil»4 bl* (* 11111* far final die- 2a. la S#m'anla Cnuwty, tbl* II •w *r a r P L i d i n * In ika tb* f 1*rli af tb* (’irrwll Cmir* nn day af Nataoibae. m i . nr bafnra ih# t i n 2 *y nf R o i tm b r r . tSaal) ICII. f f yaw fatt In 4 a en. J’lCa0 P. MeraOaa m eat by 2 *»*<»lt will h# taken Clerk. WmM H IS O / know who it w aa?" kill. “I i n k e d yew before: w h a t do " I ’mtiaMy Jo* Haltcrw. b n yam in te n d to doT Stirk t o yo u r •a vary nitla heart lie * twithRng yob a n d w rit* th* article* h k * a himrrtf wp quit* a wrwc * good g i r l , IrU th* atory of th * life I To Hr fo* Waved J 1 •7 D IH E /N C H E D 6 E By STAN LEY ‘PM U I Fi***' 7 / S. Holland Stales y////MWtkummuv///s. Lmisdie Qualified For Requirements % % w merchant P A /N ? - T H lS W E E K ftff I / tm w u v M W Z 'M u m 41 Toama 43 Finely notched 44 Command*' * era o f . SO - W A S W A S H ED O U T W H IT E 1 t i II i4 1 («. I**! I| •*4 ► *k m i Yura. VflT. n . 19SR I TT1E 5 A V F 0 R P TVER ALT) R- DODGE DODGE V8 - 4 DOOR STANDARD TRANSMISSION 6 C Y L .-4 D O O R STANDARD TRANSMISSION *2385 ?2285 Join the Swiiig . . . DODGE is the thing! Seminole Count!r Motors# Inc. 519 E* First St ! j �t • —.--a Christm as A rriv in g B rin ging A ll Its Splendor, Excitement Thla U th a Chriftmaa peason. % F r a n now until th a day when th a «tar W Bethlehem firs t ahon*. bops and girl*, •long w ith th air adult counterparts, will he • lir a w ith excitement in preparation for Chriftm aa Day. Tomorow, tha youngsters -of Central Florida will ba tha gueata of the Seminole County Jaycaaa and tha Sanford Merchant* 'Association a t the anual Christm as Parade during which Santa Ctaua will make hi* fira t and only appearance hare until th* morning ha makes hla famou* rida over all of th# world leaving gift* behind him In ladened etockinga and under well stacked Christm as Tree*. Thle year, the REAL Santa will make hie appearance. Evan though there are pictures, lights, showcards, and other paraphenalla depicting th# Jolly old gent, Sanford and Seminole County will hive ju st the ONE Santa pay • vielt this year. Tha spirit of Santa Claus is very much •live. F or in It there exist* the hope*, dreams, happine* and sometimes future of tha youngster*. In glittering eye*, a* Santa Claus ia mentioned or depleted, one ean sea ' th# affervaecne# of a full life. Santa Claus has a deeper manlng, of course, for there are know is th# ultimata spirit of Christm as — the N ativity—unselfish giving and raverant glorification. Santa shares unselfishly, for he visits th a homaa and hearths of all good hoys and girls alike. W ith the theme of this year’s Christm as Farads 'L et’s Put Christ Back Into Chris­ ms*’, there is etched Into the mind* of our young people th a t Christmas Day is not m erely a day for the opening of gifts, nr a day of feasting and of revelry. W ith the coming of the REAL Santa Claus this year, clean and fresh, a glowing . face, u d • joyful laugh and “hallo”, there !■ i removed from the minds of children th at BanU Claus Is cheap and gawdy and of vary; ta g shapes and sixes. We hope th a t parents everywhere will ■vail themselves of the opportunity to take th e ir children to the Chrismaa Parade, exln the ehristian-like "L et’e P ut Christ :k Into Christm as” themes aa they are Married out in the any fioals. And then point with same glee, the same C The Sanford Herald •**. F ate 4 swrSS*1 a l 'J T S Z DAWSUB _ j Women Designing Men's Apparel NBW YOBS i's defeat. Aai excitem ent, the very sam e enjoyment you exprienced m any years ago, and shout—s TH ER E’S SANTA CLAUS! •pa* rat- f t would tt to weren’t nagged. They report M par coat at their aalet at nun's mite ex* made while th* (R. H. Daroff and Font alto bad a research organization query wom­ en shopper* on the subject of men's dud*. m* Mora than a third of tha women laid, “ Everything la left up to me." But alraott half n ld atyl* wai specified, though le u rarely wai brand and color mentioned. Th* women said when they weal along with their butbandj they wer* llitcned to on the matter of fit, but aeldom eoniulted about fabric, color, brand or pile*. Ob* maker «f bub 's suite D ers« sad fees) k u hired a a Others say feat th* wtte Just aa to edvtee retell outlet* to to fee* tor a M'S complicates isles, w sitas cterk’s wife fee Mm feet win time aad aps«U other and un­ accompanied males who may to there shopping. «f ibm ’s fcste (Frisk Soma men. who ehooi* their Os.) ha* hired a waasa own suite, ara content to let tha it* saw iprtag 11a* m woman do th* shopping for shirts, Ou t « wamaa would underwear, socks, pajamas and ka.w tost am a rata should took— th* Ilk*. The G«»nt Water Bug carries hla to eUfe wife ki* wito'i Merchants aay TO per cent of unborn on his back mb«ra they eueh Item* are bought by women. hive been placed by tin. ferns!*. M*ar wmwo kav* vary vocal about telling ttotr what Mug aught to wear. Many pick out Mm elettMe m Mm tom y '* testo ca u l to Problems Are Many The problems confronting the people of Seminole County and th e Seminole Coun­ ty delegation, In view of the appalling news which struck the county last week, have been tremendous. One of the most soul-searching cam­ paigns, to find a eitixen to meet the quali­ fications se t down by th e Governor of Florida, has been going on for the most part of a week. The Seminole County delegation, com­ posed of Senator Douglaa Stenstrom , Repre­ sentative Mack N. Cleveland Jr., and J Brailey Odham, has considered many appli­ cations for the position as Sheriff of Semi­ nole County. They hsve talked to numerous people, all of them (the applicants) believing th a t they were best qualified for the posi­ tion, and listened to recommendations from interceding citixens. Many of the citizens seeking the position for friends, acquain­ tances or co-worker*, were outspoken In making known their views. Each one of the delegation has spent many hours of study listening, answering hundreds upon hundreds of telephone callers, talking to newsmen from all over the State, and in the search for a person who would best qualify in view of the Governor's wishes. \V* believe th st the delegstion enme up with an outstanding recommendation. They have chosen a man who has devoted him­ self to public service, * mnn who devotes hie tim e and effort to projects and problems placed before him u;»til completion. Mayor Denver Cordell did not ask for tha position aa Sheriff of Seminole County. He waa approached by the delegation and gave much thought to th a probleme of the office before accepting the appointment. There is no doubt th a t aurh a man aa Mayor Cordell will make Seminole County a repreaentatlve Sheriff and will discharge the duties of tha office in a manner th a t ia unmatched in the history’ of Seminole Coun­ tyWe, like th# appointee, call for the un­ stinted cooperation of every citizen in the county in order th a t the new Sheriff can discharge hi* duties to the complete satisfac­ tion of Seminole County’a people. Mayor Cordell takes over tha SherlfCe Office for an undatarmlned Interim, and in a period of stress. Ha la to be commended for lending his aervica to a community tom apart by an unprecedented incident. A problem has been solved, but without th* ealm and deliberate consideration of the Seminole County delegation, we would have been now without a recommendation for an office vacated by auspenslon. I t la heartwarm ing to know th at we have eitixena who will give their tim e and.effort, regardless of tha amount it take* and the problems which confront them , to make a eholea fo r a public office and a public service. tha kusbaad tato spending ___M kte appearance than h* Your City Charter IAMES M AR L O W but laralaly aat aultaate. Part T But a lot at a u reseat tt aad (XS) To establish, maintain and wM*t permit tto ir wive* to ebooM ragulato markets; to provide for; aajhlng tor Mwa. th* regulation and Inspection of tom* awchaate say meat*, vegetables, groceries, pro­ vision* end beverage* of every kind end d**cription. (SI) To assign any Her. existing or to exist In favor of th* City, which ••signed lion shell b* anforcible by Assignee la aay man­ ner permitted to th* City. (27) T* ngu tete or prohibit th* keeping in th* Corporate limit* at th* City, or running a t large within **ld limit*, of all cattle, tors**, ami**, sheep, goats, dog* aad ether animals or fowls and to told and impound th* seme, and upon notice to th* owners, to •uttorla* tto **1* *f Mid animal* or fewia far th* penalty Imposed by Ordinance, taolu ding th* cost*, f*a* aad try-witta at Impounding Political Climate Getting Hotter WASHINGTON 'J# - F*!aitlaa,» tsr.gled story Involves oot only th* Jews and Arsis but th* United XiaUs md P ut'ia. It may, if war breaks nut. let off th* tpark that ignites 'he world. This It th* back* ground’ Palevf.ee, stout New Jereey'i lire, h»i l,*no,«W people, half of whom entered there la U>* part in yean Of the total. Ito million are Jews. 70 per cent of Uv* reat are Moslems. From th* Urn* the Rom an m tithe 1 them to TO A. D. th* J*«a, until recently, did not have a ma­ jority In PalltUn*. Nevertheleaa. through the eentuiiu they looked upon it i t their homtland. The r>rkt. when they Jumped ii to Wo*Id War 1 on Garmsay'a tide, he'd not only Palestine but to* tur-nundlag Arab a rasa. T* win tha Arabs from the Turks, fee French and BrlUth premised them th.-t if th* Allies won ttoy would break up th* Turklth Em­ pire Into Arab itate*. Britain alio—m th* Balteur DeeIt ration of 1917—*ald it would look with favor on th* creatiM at a bom* for Jewe In PaUstifl*. Th* J ewe at that time war* only on* tenth of th* popuratioo la Palestine. The Allies won aad toga* adting up tha Arab atatea. «ad*r French and Britlih controls. Tto U a g u t of Natioea alao gav* Britain a mandate — which maaat control but no* ovmarship — at Palaotlna. Tame World War n and th* masaacr* o* Jaw* In Germany. It itung th* world's conscience—th* Western world’s that i*. Th* Java, worldwide, tn*anwhll*. had b**n puahing for a nation of th«lr ova In Paladin*. Thoy could always pint to that Britlih Balfour Deelaratlon of HIT. Th* Brttlah had navar mad* good. At arar’a end th* British said they would quit Pabitina. J«va poured to Arab* faarad Jtviah la*migrative would avamp than. Be­ tid**. they objected to craitlon of a new Jowtah atato. But la 1MT “NOTHING 18 SO EASY AS TO DECEIVE ONE’S SELF" »oro difficult stoVn*** tbiaatM * M r health, aa *artp b a a h tli* United Natteaa approved Ala Idee: pertitioa PaltaUa*. totting part M U b* a Jewish state, part a i Arab itata. On May 14. IMi. th* I a n pro­ claimed th* tod*pMdM«* *4 la­ ical. Th* next day Egypt, tallowed bp othar Arab eountrtoa, attacked !aia*l. Th* Java. outnumbered, outfought th* Arab* and, hr Mm Urn* aa armlatlca vaa agreed m . held aot only what tto U. N. tod latendod t* b* Jewish ralaatin* but moat of what had aUrt*d *ot t* ba Arab Fa to*tin*. Thli armuti*. obtained bp th* U. N.. vaa aoppan i M b* Mlp temporary. Th* U. N. ttougbt par. hap* peae* could b* agreed aa. It h aaat b**a agraad aa p a t l*araa> Ip a vaak baa paaaad alaeo IMP that •*■* Heady cleeh baa aat ee> (tt) T* Ikersa, control, tax, regulate and caua* ta b* rarlator•d, «v t* prohibit on any of the Clip atoaata, *r part* of atrf^a, all MfrtagM. aara, ba***, wagona, trailer*, *a*t*cyd**. bloyelaa, ••••tara, and T*hld** aa eonrayan*** ad any kind wtotaoever and however propelled, and to Ueaau*, lax and aaa*e to b* raglaUrod and to ragulato th* drtran thereof. ( t t ) T* Mom**, control, tax, ragulato aad caua* to b* registerad. or to prohibit on asp of th* Clip atroeta, or part* of atroota, all aantaffaa, car*, bo***, taxi•aba, drap* and *thor rahldo* of carriage for hlr* of pm ona or property on th* City strata; to S tr a ta * and far** t* ba atorged W gnato route* ta b* used, provide for Inspection and g regulation of equipment and minimum standard* therafor, and to license, register, regulate, tax and limit persona, form* and cor* porations engaged In Mid bust* ness of carriage of p rio n s and property (or turn, and to refuse or revoke any inch license; to limit the number of such vehicle* permitted to operate on th* streets of th* City; to pats ordmances to eorraet abuses, and to I prevent unjust discrlmlnaticn and txcessiv* charges by persons, firms and corporations so engag­ ed. ar.d for any ether purpos* herein enumerat'd; to provide for th* enforcement of such ordin­ ances by adequate penalties and forfeiture*. (SO) To enforc* any at the liens accruing to the City a* hcrclnabov* or herainafter pro­ vided, in any manner authorised* by law for th* enforcement of liens, including any manner •!*•■ wh*r* provided in this act. Th* enumeration of th* particu­ lar power* herein (toll not b« held or deemed to to exclusive but, in addition to th* powers enu­ merated herein or Implied there­ by th* City atoll here aad may exercls* all ether which nndtr Florida It wonld to com petent,, for thle paragraph specifically t* enumerate. Any of th* general powers herelnahars enumerated or bare Inafter granted may b« exercised by th* City by Ordin­ ance, Resolution or by auoh other R a n i as th* City Commission shall deem expedient, or la any manner prescribed by tto Lew* at tto State of Florida applicable thereto. % cnoosa �S o c ia l fc v w iA C a le n d a r T L'ESD A r iat Atiociation will he hetd at th* I AO pm —Season of Prayer fur J-Vrtiinole High School. Tha tint* Foreign Missions at First Baptist of tha meetinir Mill he 12:30 p. m. The regular meetii g of South* Church — Circle 4 m charge. •Ida T-TA Mill ha held at 3 IS p. m. In the auditorium. ParcnU WEDNESDAY T n la lif Union Workers Cmircil ara asked to nota tha change of of the First ItxptiM Church. Sup lima. The CPO Wive* Hub In eonjunc* p<r trrvcrt at T 00 p m. Prayer Meeting Srrvica at the ti«n with the Officer’* Wise* Club F:r»t B.-ptm Ctiurcn Mill Mart at and Ih.* EM Wives Club toll hold 7.10 p m . with Mr. amt Mrs. P. F. a hake sale at lu a. m. at the Bumps. retired ml»*tonaries from Ship* SerOce r>n the SXAAS, The China and Hawaii, ai guest apeak* proceed* will go to the Christmai fund fur Needy Children. cr. The Seminole Education A**nclTha SKA AS Enlisted Mm’t atinn will meet at I 1J in Semi­ It i»ri Club will meet a« R p. m. nole Hign School. There will he to the EMC, All fllgtbla niemhera an executive board meeting at ara cordially invited to attend. 3 p, m. T ill EXDAY Seminole Chapter No I OES The Intermediate Choir of the M il nir-.’t al ihe Masonic Hall al F ltlt napti't Church w.ll hold re- a p. m. FRIDAT htiri.il at T OO p m Rrta Sigma Phi will hold a bat The Ad alt Choir of the Fir«t flap t!*t Ch"rch will hold rehearsal at aar in the Episcopal Parish llnu*r from 11 a. m to R 30 p m l.unch ft to p t .. Mill he *rrved from 13 noon to I oo p m ,Vas»n of Pravrr at 1:30 p. m. F la t Baptist Church for Foreign The Peanut Flow| j,im r Mill he >1 «Mnn« — Circle l in cnargr. at 7:30 p m. at Ihe Memorial Th* regular monthty meeting Stadium Thi* game i« *{*sn*orcd • f th* Seminole County Minister* hy the Sanford dram mar School i’*TA. MONDAY Tha regular monthly meeting of the Chri'iian Women'* F/lowship of the First Christian Church will meet al Ihe church at 7,30 p m All member* are urged lo altcnd and are reminded In bung their While Gifts. Carden Nook By RADII; B. G IT The Sanlord Garden Club of F.E.Ci.C. Among tha flowering trees In b* admired lhi« month i* one that ia more nr lc«* rare for Central Flor­ ida. Thi* is a Rauhima Irtandra coming into blnoin on Mr*, iirrren 't property to the north of her home ground* on Palmetto Axe. hflween 12 and 21 siteel*. It ha* beautiful ro*e pink flower* marked with while lines, and wtda spread narrow petals. Another rlnvelr related ipeciea. al*n a Noxembet bloomer, ia Rauhima purpurea with rose lilac petals, and Ita variety Rauhima purpurea alba with white flowera. One of these with lilac flower* la ri.CRHV EMERALD CREEK just through blooming on the lawn Ft.KKCE la Ufed for a swtngfcscli nf Ihe W, L. Roche bom* on Laurel real from the fall ind winter cot* Ate at 10 Street lrrticn hy Harry Frerhtrl. Low* There arr several nf these sum­ an pocketi ara marked by but* mer and fall blooming "Orchid toned flapa. trees" that would mak3 attractive companion* tn Ihe heller known spring blooming R.iuhmia variegala and ils white variety, R. va­ T h t Junior CUm riegate andtda. A very lovely md fragrant shrub presents type i* Rauhtnia aruminala, wills wide pete led while Rower* in autn“Father mrr and fall, Thrn there Is a pink l owered one. Rauhima monandra. Known Best” 1 'mtritig in spring and fall, and s!-o a vine type with miniature Fri. Dec. 2nd Dave* and liny livender blooms in summer. In addition In the*# and other 10 a. m. — 8 p. m. specif* not so well known in this S tu d rn lg ........ .. — .. .10c area is nne that should definitely not b« overlooked. Thi* t» RanAdailR _____ ________line hlnia galptnl. a irramhlinc nr semi-upright shrub with hrtrk red Bemlnole High (lower* all summer that remind one nf a red nasturtium nr nf a School Auditorium Royal Toinrlana bloom, Thi* «pe- S a i8f,SFeatured J h S i * ^W u W,ll ^ c a liW Exhibits ^ Will^ P& M onah At Sorority Bazaar Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Is plan­ A miniature oringa gm*a, orning nne of il* biggest events of rhidi in bloom, and six of the the year. A haraar is to he held rarest sheila m the world mil he Friday from U a m. tn * iq p m among the special exhibits ai Ihe in thaa Fpi«copal Parith hou*e F,r*l C h ro m a. Show of the Sanf '« * n Club <" *>»«• Miih a tatty snack lunch lo he served from 12 noon to l 30 p m 3 and 4 at the Mayfair Inn. Itcn Wiggins of Ihe U. S Depart­ Sirs, fieorge Speer J r . i« chair­ ment of Agriculture Soil Conserva­ man of the lunch committee. She and her rnmmittrr *tate tion Service Mill display th* small that “ a man sire meal mil he *ca!e orange grove that has been served »ith enough to eat for built lo demonstrate the proper ____ working __ _ ___ contour planting for groves lo preeveryone” Others wiih her are M r s T r 'V ." Harper J r . 11” 11 erotlon of valuible soil. Mr*. Donald Rale*. Mr*, lTiarh'% There will also he a trleclion of Retl*. Mr* A O. Roberts and Mivs free manual* and bulletins from Ihe Department of Agriculture. Joni Saunders. Among the ISA lo JOO beautiful Mrs. Voile Wintam* J r . ami Florida the!)* that Roger Harris Miss Jrannrlte Wotfrr, grnrrat will have in the *howra«e will b ' chairmrn announce that on* of some of the rare*! shell* in the the outstanding thing* about tlir world. Including one shell that .* esenl is that it will he "an ra*v and lnevpen*ise way to do Chri»l- far a* Mr. lfa rru h»« hern able to ilcirrmtne i* an unknown spemas shopping " rtr*. Rut known and v.lurd hy "Take Ihr Hand! Craft Rooth” conchologivts are Ihe carrier shell, they exclaimed. "Persons aitrnd- Ihr golden panama, Junonia, lion'* Ing the haraar will he able to paw. and Suti Ray Tellm, *11 of buy all aorta of homrmade thing* which will he exhibited. There for l hrittma* gift* and slivckings. wilt al >be some albino »hell« and Ever)thing from trxlile painting* ‘ume thrll* of common sarirty lo baby thing* of knitird wool which sre made extremely rare will he sold.” Chairman of Hie by their unusual coloring. booth is Mr*. Sam Thurmond with Plani* on the Florida t'nn-crworker* being Mr*. Rudy Moan, valom li'l wdl he In an exhibit Mr*. Harold Chapman and Mr*. umler Ihe direction of Mr*. John Frank Mrhanr. Fox. plant conservation chairman «f ihe Sanford Garden Club. The Mate an extra sandwich when grow Hi ami protection of fh rtr you are picking a lunrhbo* for nalivr Florida plant* n nrrrisary Dad or one of your >oung»trr*. for the prr-rrvaiton nf nur suhWrap the sandwich in waxed paper and refrigerate il At no-m. when you are ready for lunch, sptrad the l»p surface of the sandwich bread with soft butter or margarine and toast under th* brollrr; turn , spread other *ida sandwich with soft butter and loasl. Almost any filling — rhrese, rgg nr tuna salad — Ukra to this aandwiih treatment. Thursday night al the Sanford I’iiO Thanksgiving Day fruit raka “ a* served to the service men Vou can hak* pork *ati»age In and hn«*i-*tr.« wilh Miss Mary a shallow pan tn a h»l’ (4iM de­ Ann Michel* a* junior hnatrss. gree* | oven. Turn the sausage Steaming cup* of roffr« wer# also once to blown on both side* and seixrd. Senior hostesses wet* wrte leav* it in the oven at Ir'i*. 20 Mr*. J. N. Axiarrlln ami minutes. ed M,h . l.iita Stall. Evrryona enjoyed cake "*rty much.’ Salurilay An a*ocado mlxlur* wonderful Saturday night ‘‘Susie's ''Susies Dane* liarw* * when It i* itsml a* a d*p for cti*p **a» held with Mis* finds Merorn chip*. Mash the avocado (me 1-a ugh Iin acting a* jutonr hottest. and add sail and pepper In taste Senior hostess was Mrs. 11. U plus no nerd nninn. Some rook* McLaughlin. Cookies and roffr# alto like lo add a da*h of dills wrie seivrel and dancing to tha music in the "juka” was enjoyesl. Sun>tay night TV Night was rn. , trellis hut I. also vcry eftec.ive ^ MU, r „ .-..sub. and sprawling on Ihe lawn, if |w med M><§ Mary M Kr, nrP, „ rwtell0|1 , r . after flowering In kerp within ting a* Junior ho*le*s»a. bounds. t'offr* aid cookies were enjoy­ All of the*e Rauhlnias nre<i pro ed and a "good lima waa had by lection from frost whila young but become hinfier wilh age. and _______ should do well on south side of m i s a t ss •• house and sheltered from »e*l L > IU D Pt Q S t x n C G l I n g winds They like *un or part shade -p,p p lM **-„t,tP r,rand's riuh and plrnty of watiw whfle hlo.vm „f the Seminola Reheksh 1/hige mg While they may be prnpagatrd nvrt wilh Mr* D C Howard re hy seed unite rs-atfily. they might erntiy with Mr*. Rrodie Williams not rome t r u e In Ihe parent tree pretuling TTv# w r i t e r 's e xperienc e with th* Plan* wrre mad# hr the ban common spring blooming type was q ltrl planned for Der » honoring a while and a purple flowerrd tree the Stall* president, Mrs. Thelma produced from teed of the same Roll* on her official tint pod and a lavender Roar red one Mr* Mae Myers read the "First Thank'Blving Proclamation” and from a while trre. Se ve ral of the*** B a uhlnla t a re Mrs. Beulah Thomlon won the a vailable at local nurseries and prue for Ihe games that were other* mav he nhtamed from South plated. Mrs H f. Moor a wa* presented Florida dealer*. Do Iry on* or two of them to prolong ike f lo w , an attendance prtr* Relrethment* etinc sea»on of this delightful were served to It members and one visitor. tree. tropical seem and a Garden Club member mil be at the exhibit to explain ho* these plants may be prnpjgated. Each year tha orchid exhibit attracts many admirers with its rare and delicate hlonms. The Palm Orel* is in rharge of the display that features orchid* grown locally hy Garden CUv members. * TH E SA N FO Rn HERA LD T u rn . Ntiv. 2d, lir,.*, p,ig p | FrtsnH* ef Dr J. K. R^hsei* will he *erT-y to haar that he is in the ilraoge Memorial Hniatial undergoing ak lflX llin . His HMI mimt*cr u 103. Mt*» Colleen Eng»hr»ti«n wsv home from the l ntsersily of Floii. * spending the Thank«gi*rig to ’idays with her patrnta and ft lends, Xtr and Mr* C C. Priest anti family gathrrrd at Ihsir home o San( rd \vr for a family reRv S t Mill V 0 on ai TlunV »giving. Twenty Hello everyone. I'm not trying ti'tec tn’tol-er* nf Ihr family wrie Mr. an | M** t. M G.itl-vay of to rush the >ea*on but t have lit pteectd wuh only thrsr ai»enl. M elbourne *nr ■in .- Ih# I t l h e f shop early for tog »,> that toil • daughter weighing 7 II**. 1 ox. will know all about the unu»ual V|rt Clyde Rroekman and rhd- No*, g j. 1).. > g Hiss, hortl and prartlral i pin* hudg*'t-Wi*el ,lnn. I'airieia and John of Pen.-a* in the Fernald Iaiughlon lb-ms* gifts that are right heir it. our ... t ■turned h-me Satuidav eflrr M*1 llo sp iu t, •«< I lined Vicky* own fair rtly. I think t.’e iirm* >l><ruling the holiday* with Mis. 1 r*. IIi r grai • arw Mr. listed ih>* wick arc "worili know­ 1 k na • parrnla, Mr. and Mr*. •mi Mr* J . 4) i i i .. >way ing about ” C. < t'iie«t and her brother and of S t n f n n l , "To Dad wuh lo*r” . . . could *isi e i h a -» Mi. and Mr*. Ran­ be your thrme Moccasin slipper* dall 1‘riesl, found in VOWEI.I.'S on tlh> men*’ side. Tlieir butler ><>11 leaiiicr Xt.ike your trlerliofi snrf u*r feel* to o .■ to**u t .;a!* t’u-t i.dl lh,-ir cotenienl lay away plan Up an*f wilt fu in an accompany mg IP'S latrr than you think, parT h e r M h u n v ( l i n of F jfsi poinh. Re »ure It* order *>*,«■ »i/e. ems . . . and t know ju*l what DipliM Churrh n v nl 77m eoinforiahh- gill wiudd please your teenage son or daughter Ihr h«»FHo any Dad . . M > flrntloy < And while in YllW'Kl l.'S. f.» k would • aoun" over. Phal wonder- v ilh 'If* Y -• ^ ’ ’* n« ’Oi»*lloi* mg for * ih.ne tjve.ial frirmt*' lit Admiral tornhmation ratlin Ir**. •* gill*” I mttlrcil Cun * tabu bad and pluonigraph with thr Ihrrr Mr*, M ure**' IN > Iflrh * • peed ehangv-r. WINN'S TV ha* been added Ju«t load* I with at. tractivr article* Ihe pricx'* range Ihrm f"r (hrtstma* and on ra*y r r , f t ¥ o tht* ihvotitYOjil n 4 hsi'l fHiEi! (ruin one dollar up and ihe term* Go and have a "look see." iho 4 I9CUIKI1 **• th t gift* found Ihcre would till Hit' , Coty perfume nuy rome a* a i m in i iynil1lit. page* of m hook, there it -urh a "Bold Mate or a *oft glow" for After fh^ h * ariri* . kiflimg th > catch ng rvv n per*ona|uy TOUCHTOYS n i M i i l r 1si 1 h o u r " n ifijay^xl my eve w.rc palled Iratt, dell* Dill vi SIllltK ha* all of the ms- unit tit ’ . i«». * 1* < . 1n«*i11% »Vf !* rale cheetc knivi-* t u ha iger* je.tie fragrance* complete wuh • fivwI ti» Hi*4 ftiKmktr mimiMril (a handy ilem>. cievtr owelry ih< r aerontpanving mivods . . al*o Mm . J*»m* J'skx* ”, 'lr« ca*c» anil, of all I g», t|v»in listed are lodel water, dusting *i ii £ii* (mwiler anil sachrl A gill any fji*.* th 1 liwiti Mn. 5^.4*11if Ko1<l% hobh-r* in mid *huiM • Miltln l ^ti’n (nr, \!i*. Ir«•1*» Mar* ‘ Itiglit out of a tltrain" *ome woman ran "ilivam” ab<nil HOLIDAY IIII.ARISM Why I* ru , Mm Jomuo Kl«»n, Mr*. li#W woultl ta r tn th- window o( Mm Klolti* Hunt, the HOLLYWOOD NllOI' v*a» a a cal walking arIxr*I thr dr>rr1 lovely drr*i of *hlmmetmg Ivory related to Chrltlnva*’ . , . Because Mu iLm tliY \ r "tic, Mit. VNil*liilist iiiirtii M !!>■)' iyiiIfU, brocade fraliiting a halier back it ha* ’*andy daw*'. trimmed with seed p ari* ami rhinestone* . . . priced al Mi 9.1 Ihi* form fitting creation v*ill match your gav holiday mo d and will be ju«t perfect for the Chrivt Friday l)cc. 2nd ms* panic* ll:iin — If you're looking for a e .vale.ukof Chriitnia* tot* to rhno>e from EPISCOPAL PAUISII lor Junior or l.illte 'b-* go lo B I R T H S Gala Plans Are Being Made By CPO Wives Club The CPO Wive* Cluh was honor­ ed reernily to has* Mr*. Robert Jackson, Mr* It C. Colee and Mr*. C, K Tilly of thr Officer's W'i*r* Cluh ax their guest*. Plan* were di*cu*»ed for the forth coming Chmlma* party for needy children to he held Dee. IT at ihe CPU Club on Ihe hair, The Christmas Party Chair­ man, Mr-, .trillion, slaird that out of S3 in*ilation* sent ihcre ha*e be-n 31 rxcrpiancca with a tolal of 97 rhildrrn. In order to he rlatd fio j a* "needy' a child mii*t ha*e only one living parent, nr hr complete* Jy orphaned The I'l’tl Cluh feel* Ihsl Ihrtv ate many children in Sanford and 'trrroirndtng area* thal have ttoih parent* living, but are tiill in dire need of a litlte Chrtdma* chvrr that would olherwi** not be provided them. Therefore they are enteitalnlng thy rhildrrn who do »-t romr under Itw |uri«ilirtmo of the City Welfare Depl. or • necdv" rhildrrn. There i* a loot nf U ll rai«rd hy the rlub In date. Commander Robert Jack-on ha* assured the t luh nf hi* whole hearted mpport In makr thi* f'hrtttma* party a sneer**. A *preial eleclion It planned for (Vr. # for Ihe rlerlion of nffierr*. il ws* announced Tit* mel ting will begin (hen al 7 p. rn ' Marriage Told John M. dillmi is today an noonpm^ t|)P niarriaga of hit daugh[ ,fi Viiginia ddlon Ward tn Ray* South. They tie both from I’atmetlo. 7 he mopta was m a r r i e d N"». B, 7 n nl. | n ,|ir I'resbyterlaa |,,lr jn Kan fold, Mrs. RcynoldsTalks To Bethany Class BAZAAR HARRY ROBSON’S roYLASD Thry have a rumplelr *rleel(tin lor the imatlr*! yo ingsler lo Ihe larg est. Ilookt, dull*, gun toy*tuiwheels, game*, along with every thing a child eould want, ate Jilwl a tew thing* lountl on lue lahet ■ • l.unch Serxcil 12:00 — 1 :no Tii*ti-bitw , llandiw url*. I'ln n l* . W h ite F le p h t iils , A nd ninny more ImhiII i/ lit f HKTA HHiMA 1*111 SANTA SAYS: WE HAVE THE JACKETS I m *ur ftimout Trnnium Chest ailWtfian fMrturlna ilx of Amarica'a •vtatofirflnf ahoo voluot • • • • • • e a m p ls ts R eslhilily IlghlM l alylrw nfiMit ' k e e l.h u g g in g toe f r r r ln*t» n a alip, no gap, no pineli look* good from e irrx ntrgle A aaerire’a o u lsta iiilin g slme tain* I V E Y ' S WTiera quality ia hightr than pries’* -J % ** �• I ' M , M ir. M i I k i t i h i > h A . u o u i J U L mA U i OlVMaNANOm THfiNkMI By Aton M a w SoonersCapture Championship 1,311 potato In A t aaaaon'a d ial AP poll of aporta wrrttrro and bmadcatUra. It topped Michigan State by more than to# polnta Maryland, Oklahoma'* opponent In th# Orange Bowl Jan. B, flnlahad third. Oklahoma aueeeed* Ohio State, Big Ten champion lor the aecond straight year, at winner of tha na­ tional ehamplonahlp trophy. It la th# trrond time th# Sooner* have taken th# award, named In honor of th# let# Re*. J. Hueh O’Donnell, former pr#*ldent of Notre Dame. They al*o flnlahed Brat In the tMO poll. It must be won three llmea to (aln permanent poi»#»»lon. The Auorlated Preia poll wai eatabllthed In 1#M Bach newa paper or radio or TV station may rail one ballot, rating th# teams MOffTflOMBRY. Ala. (ft-H ard fcjt by bowl dfralopmantt that from fir»t to tenth Point* are althnad two coaches and nine awarded on th# bails of 10 each player*. tha South ro«s again yr»- first-place tote, fl for second, ete. In th# final IMS balloting Okl* eos'ch TJwMhrw *playeraTor hnma * « flrtt on III of the » t A^Btoa-Gray football g.m a bore halWl rati, fro n d on « and third ' on U II wa« on# of th# h#avt#it Doe. M. vote* in tha 10-year hlatory of the Dm hasty recruiting dries l#ft poll. A* Confederate plsloon thy an Michigan State, with S firstgaftalaiit coach and live players. place eotea. polled • second place U tf Onarh Paul Dietrel was total of S ing point* and Maryland Bemad bead southern mrnlnr to with JJ first*, received J.oit polnte. i Auburn's Ralph Jordan, Other* finishing In th* lop 10 were • a la r Bowl-bound squid In- UCLA, which will meet Michigan tour player* previously State In tha Roto Howl. Ohio Stale, by Aa South, T eiai Christian, Georgia Tech, Au­ J bid* also thinned the Rebel burn. Notro Dam* and Mississippi teaks *f tore# players and a roach Other previous winner* of the b a n Tanaa Tech end two Vander- O'Dnnnell Trophy were Michigan. Notre Dame, Tennessee, Michigan b t t flayer*. Added to toe southern squad State and Maryland. petterday were MU halfhack* Oklahoma, leader of th# weekly L ed John* and Vines fjontale*. poll* for fnur week* preceding the AIw atoned waa Mingo Avery, final ballot, wound up Its y en s* with a 310 walkover against Okla­ RlbfMNd dem ean center. Dm North, meanwhile, didn't homa AAM. Its 10th victory af Aa b am • aingla aasulty due to howl season and Nth In a row. TC1T will oppose Mississippi In M fe Tha Yanka added eight play a r t yesterday to hrfaig their aqusd tha Colton Bowl, 0 corals Tech will to IB -N et one short of fighting play Pittsburgh (rated 11th) In Aa Sugar Bowl and Auburn will play cosrhbig staff la also unrankad Vanderbilt In Aa Gator J J L j with Don Fating of Mia- Bowl. Die leader*, with flrat-plaeo i a t o i a a head strategist and asvole* A paranthaaas: Bob Darla of Colorado •ft d Murray Warmath of I. Oklahoma (III) I. Michigan Slat* (N) Carnftoa'a Haorfa Barclay I. Maryland (U ) ...... la d previously accepted *n assign- 4. UCLA K<0) ■ S t aa an assistant Rebel coach. I. Ohio State (4) TCU (•) Georgia Tech Waa^ tockla Tony Anthony'* hill Auburn (0) Arthur Anthony. No«r# Damn to areas which 10. Mississippi (1) Th* tecond 10t law s a tokrty narrow HmM af watfavoeabl* to par- If. Pittsburgh ( 1 ) _____ »1 ad Bah. 1 * It. M ichigan----- X -----It. Southern C a L ___— ___ 140 14. Miami ( F l a .) --------- ___ 1M for IS. Miami (O h io )_____ ___ III Id. Stanford __ ____ .- M IT. T**aa AA M ______ _ to II Navy __ set*fried pan- IS. Vest Virginia (I) __ tto to Varied BUtra. 3), At my 1 • Tto An m U M P m i fhtafaated Oklahoma, winn In* I t A# gatls la Ih# lim a whirlwind fashion A al M won matt ot It* asm**, today captured A* 1H4 aaBanal collga football champion■hip and tha Father J. Hugh O'Dmnall Trophy In th* Mth anBull Associated Pratt poll D m bowl-bound Soonrn am attad South Drafts New Head Coach, Three Players For Game * 4 y A lm M mm FAUL. •Z cS f * D tM tu * , MAPt AU-AMVUtA A f A /f OKLAHOMA *«> Monte* K M T MAom tr at A CKHTtAt. A A /S S r O, A O'Y* T/M£ M jfo c x e f F0#£*, ha f t m e 4 / „ o H ra t. evu O tT TOO LO H Srrsrrt OSL1 r t f r e t M tiV iA A f W A T SO M f i t # COACH O* TFt N tA t VOHK M A N O t*t> HQCKt/ T£AM , M A ? 6 t r 10 3 t "HOWH a 9 r>* • M i r #HAT Trtt TMflH Do c t o r o A P iffto W A tto tf BUT rV/f 9fA fO H -AtY O F ftilR FOR T » f F iA iT T /*e tH K H /9 CHAO a t 9 k te r> t" t OQOP rSORK . t* taOwe esw w Statistics Crown SEC Backfield Kings BIRMINGHAM OP—Final unoffl- pec carry, hut no passing yardaga. rial Southeastern Conference sta- Quiilisn was second in rushing, Uitics crowned Auburn’s Fob followed by Majors and A c t by James, Gaorgta’a Dirk Young end Phil King of VandrrbilL King ran Tsnnessee’e John Ma)nrf as SEC 90 time* for ON yards and ■ 0.4 average. Ilorton finished flfA wlA backfield king*. James computed Ac 103S ached-, 111 carTiea for M yard, and o ula with 0TS yard* rushing in 1Z3 3.4-yard average per try. Volkert carried-an average of T.l yard* wai six A. per try. Young completed 4S of Jim Orr, Georgia, was lb* lead­ IT pase attempts (or 111 yards ing pats receiver with 14 catcbaa for 441 yard* and A rts touch­ and eight touchdown*. Major*, equally dangsroua run­ downs. Mississippi'* Billy Klnord ning er throwing lhe ball, gained followed with N r crepttons for Ml a total ad l . i u yards oo which yards and Are* Korea. 1ST war* an A* ground and 410 Howard Bchnellanberger of Ken­ tucky was th* top pass receiver by otriala. George Volkert of Georgia Tech when Ae chips wera down, though had a slightly better average rush­ ranked behind Orr and Ktnaed. He ing Aan Jam es, but was railed caught N for NT yard* and ate m much less frequently. Ila ran touchdowns. U timaa for a net gain of M3 Mississippi's John Blalock lad yards, an average af I.S yards on pass defense with aU Inter­ ceptions. H* was followed by Bob­ par attem pt Young, Bob Hardy af Kentucky by Lance, Florida Johnny Mra and Kagta Day af Mlstitaippi gar, Georgia Tech, and Paige threw eight touchdown pastas Cothran, Mississippi, with four each. Th* most accurate pa soars each. war* Toppy Vann, Georgia Tech, Don Chandler, Florida, topped with a .4*1 completion mark: Bart SBC pdnters with M boots aver­ StarT, Alabama, .411; Howell aging 44.1 yard*. Hart ram s Ken Tubbs, Auburn, .HI; and Hardy, lucky * Low Mlchsste, kicking II .441. Toting and Day each had times for an araraga af 411, and Art Davit, Mississippi lalata, II .4*0 marks. and 401. D m Rebels' Day Mowed Ma­ Jack flimpton. Florida, and Hor­ jors la total offenaa with SU yard* ton of Vanderbilt aark returned rushing and T34 patting for MS. on* punt for a touchdown .SimpFlying Fob Jama* waa third wlA son waa A a BBC** keel punt rwawl a yard gaiaad patting. Hardy tun*#r, wlA 14 for NT yards .Then was fourth with only 04 yards as* came Major* wtA n tor Ml yards, Aa ground and TIT patting for and HortoN with M 441. M. C. Bsjwnldt. Louisiana a* yards and A* sear*. Mate, was fifth with *1 yard* by air and 0M by ground for a tola) of 144. Missouri Valley, Although Oeorgti's Young lost ISO yard* on A* ground, bit >73 Juniata To Play yard! patting fa re him • net of 111 yards A at waa good aouugh In Tangerine Bowl for tilth pi tea. ORLANDO. Fla. tft-T** Ron quintan af Tulin* moved ful (mad college fooAaB I______ from fourth to tecond p la n hi Missouri Valley aad Juniata—*01 Aa niahtog division and took A c play h * • M awwad Taafarte* plica af VandartUt’i Charley Hor­ Bawl gama Jan. S. ton among toadsn ea-total offenaa. Missouri Vally, ehamptoa af Ha had OH yards rushing on 1H th* Missouri latoTccdleflat* Athattempt* far a I I yard average latla Assa. which has appeared in m t m p rrriara parteeaaea games wee aateetad last night. M a t a M ary Kennedy and CoOega, af HuaUafd**, Fa., * a a Jena# finished mm hr* In Michigan . AAU amae-country picked Friday. championship* in 1M1 They am Juniata la undefeated hi g eamMichigan Stela's ataadeute. secutive games. Missouri Valley, which has last only hr* games Bay Rates, Florida l u t e frank- la Aa past Area aeaaaaa, haa a _ Ankara, record A ll y*ar af eight rietarto*. Malta, one defeat. Teams Ready To Battle In Peanut Bowl Friday By B. HIT,t ASHLEY Basketball Fans In DeLand Area In For Fine Season Baskrtbatl fans In tha DeLand area are In for a fin* season of Intercollegiate games hcra this seasoo. Head Coach Dick Mnrland said today at tta made final preperiUoni for the opening game of the season Thursday, Dec. 1. The new floor at the National Guard Armory which will seat 1.300 spectators Is a big improve­ ment over the Airport Arena whara th* Hatters hava played for th* last several years. Lack of healing faculties in tha hangar kept many people away and the bleacher type aeata were not tha mn«t comfortable to be had. Even with the>» handicaps, the llaltrrs drew good crowds from Del-and, Daytona Beach and sur­ rounding area* to ice well-match­ ed teem* in thrilling encounters. This year the Halters are not only offering a good schedule of games, a new floor, well-lighted and heated gynnailum, and plenty of free parking space, but In ad­ dition season tickets at seven dol­ lar* for eleven game* are avail­ able untU the first game. Assisting Coach 3!or1*nd Is John Imgrund, on* of the basket­ ball greats at Stetson University. They are drilling a squad of twelve men whUe Senior Dirk Stivers la coaching a team of freshmen. Lettermen who form th* nucleus of A* team Include Guards Bobby Crumpton, Dirk Layer, Jim Kitch­ ens, and Mel Gregory; Center* Mae Stones and Keith King; For­ wards Dav* noward and BUI Rey­ nolds. Center* Don Iverson and Frank Siskovie, Guard Vernon Higgs, and Forward Curtis Moflett a rt newcomers to th* equad. Th* opening gam* It wlA Flo­ rida Southern College. Other home game* before tha holidays are wlA Wofford, Dee. 4, and Westana Carolina, Dec. II. Away gamee before Ae holidays are with Gtorgla Teachers, at CoUegoboro, Dec. I ; Florida State Uni­ versity at Tallahassee, Dec. 10. The selection or a Peanut Bawl Queen for Ae Bowl game Dee. S was announced today by Hcrold llfckenbach, principal of Sanford Grammar School. Mist Billie Jean Tate was elected Queen by the rntir* student body. There are four girls la her court, represent­ ing th* other aivth grad* rooms at Grammar School. The girl* making up Mtss Tata'* court of honor are: Ann Schumacher, Jean llcnaen, Anna Crappt and Debblt Scott. Tba Queen and her court wUl Michner Is Named No. One Sandlot Baseball Player rOLUMBUS. Ohio K - Donnie Michner, a IT-year-old 4 foot 2 high school student from Huntsville, Ale., today wee named the na­ tion's No. 1 sandlot baseball player for 1911 The National Baseball Congress named Michner th* Individual most likely to reach stardom In the map* leagues. Michner played first has* and th* oulitrld with th* Huntsville Parkers, a sc ml pro club, which won the 1133 NBC Alabama state tourney. The Parker* letter won A* bt-stat* playoff with Geor^ gla champs for a chanre to com­ pete In the national tournament in Wichita, Kan. Michner was Ae youngest playe* on the Huntsville roster He betted an in the national tourney to hrlp hii team finish in a fifth place tie. Best Individual «ffort In Ivy Leeru* football was tha gam* Red* Batnsll of Penn played against Dartmouth in 1940. Tha halfback mada 440 yard*. Frankie Ryff, LT-yaar-old h o l­ er. I* th* eon of a New York City subway conductor. RAYM OND FREE! M. BALL, REALTOR Baal Estate Bala* — Rentals — Investments Dependable Insurance and Banda Outfielder Ami* Hallgran, who hit - til for Boise la A# Pioneer (.vogue, will get a chance with tha Milwaukee Bravaa In spring training. and Florida at OalaaaviUe, Dae, 14. ta to eomt Friday night. Any team participating in A n Peanut Bowl will be eligible to com* home Ae proud bearers of th* championship tropry, and A a winner la by no meant pre-deter­ mined. Yesterday Jones War Eaglet played Mra. Bouth'a Bull­ dogs In a warm-up gam* for tha Teanut Bowl. SomeAing happen­ ed; The final acor* waa M-0 ta favor of the A nd placa War Eaglet. In rtipont# to th* numerous phone calls h r tickets 'o th* Peanut Bowl. A il writer does not have tickets to tell; th* price* arw, however, 30c lor adults and 23c for children. Even though ( can't sell you tickets, I can direct you to someone who ran. If you will call Harold Heekenbach at 223 during school hours h* will set that you get tickets, even if he has to deliver them himself. Fans, this Is a wonderful op­ portunity for you to ire the future t’elrey Feds In action. Relirv* me, you will be pleasantly surprised at the co-ordination and showman­ ship these boys will display. Barb gam* will be exciting to watch, and you will find a team in th* program that you will want to support. Your support In this un­ dertaking will go a tong way iq making A* Peanut Bowl an an­ nual affair. It's • positive sirp toward progress in tha supporting of Youth's direction, and tho greatness of the thing deserve* your support whether you enjoy football or not. Ceremonial start at Memorial Stadium this Friday night at 1:39 p. m. Thera will be programs fur your convenience, and A* eonces. sion stands will b* In full swing. It's • wonderful night for you to hava fua, a* Join th* crowd and go to th* Peanut Bowl. h* presented In Aa pre-gam* ceremonies beginning at T:M. After Lb* eeremonlee two games will be played. In th* (irat game Mra. Routh'i sixth grad* squad wUl fact Mra. Richard's squad. In tha second game Jones will lake on Mrs, Antley's room. Then (her* will be a balf-tim* spect­ acle, with Mrs. Grant's sUath traders giving out with delightful entertainment. .Th* nalf-tlm* baa hewn well planned, and will auraly pleas* the spectator*. After Ae half time show, the two winners of th* two first-half game* will battle for the Peanut Bowl crown and trophy, Th* four participating (earns hav# chosen their colors and their battle names. The Routh squad has Identified themselves a* Bull­ dogs end have chosen blue and whit* for their colors. Their shirts will hf whit* with blue numbers. The Kichsrds griders are now the Seminolrs, and will be spurt my red Jerseys with while numerals Jones stays on th* war path as th« War Eagles, with flashy gold jerseys and blue numeral*. The Ansley squad became th* Gators, adorned with purple jerseys and white numerals. Many of the leading organiialiona of Sanford will be host to the petite and charming cheer­ leaders of tha Sanford Grammar sixth grad* rooma. Monday the cheerleaders of Mrs. Mouth's room held a pep rally befora Ae Rotary Club (and w* hop* told tom* tickets); today Mra. Kirhard't girls appeared befora the Lioni Club and gave them a spiritual boost; Mrs. Ansley'* girls will appear before the Kiwanie Club tomorrow for a little pep session; and Thursday Jones girl* will ha th* guana of th* J. C.’s. giving them a little show of what • O. M. darrlnon, Aanoelit* Broker S. D. HlfMfjrnui, Anewlata ftaJeamaa M l Park At*, loath PIm m FR EE! GET YO UR XMAS TURKEY FREE 1416 POUND-FRESH FLA. TURKEY DRESSED DRAWN rj'MM0W 0M0M*****0l0W *0M0m m 0W 0M0lfl0t0l0tfi DENMAN W ITH TH E PURCHASE OF EACH SET O F TIRES Y O U G E T T H E T U R K E Y DESCRIBED A BO V E A B SO LU TELY FREE, AND YO U S T IL L SAVE M O N EY ON YO U R TIR ES B LA C K W A LL DENMAN • COLUMBIA D E N M A N D E L U X - F IR ST L IN E Ktgr. Prte* Sira 8*1* Prlra 470-14 710.15 700-15 800-15 •70-15 710-15 700-15 800-15 2 0 .1 5 28.96 81.05 84.80 WRIT* WALL 82.05 85A 5 38.75 4111 RACKED BT DENMAN’S FAMOUS IT -w Vm 2 | ,44 t& 23 000-10 070-15 710-15 550-15 21*89 2*51 1173 « ? -« _ M i. Prite 10.50 10.00 31.70 28J0 I I 11 IB -4) 17.90 17.71 ALL QUOTED EXCKANGI O 0 f RSCAPPAILS CARCAISi Y O U D 0 N 7 N t C D C A S H - U S l O U R B U D C IT - P U N HEADQUARTERS FOR GOOD USED TIRES �1 F L IC IT L iT I* ^C IN C IN N A T I 0e>-A loft# an light and tafa a child can oper­ ate it baa boon davalopad k m . It weighs 16 pound*, la 27 tn.hea long, ain# Inch#* high, ■oven Incbea wide, aad hat a lfSS b ona power electric motor which la r iv a ted inaide the lathe. It does not have goon er bolta a id ran ho stopped with the 1 n re n without injury, at cordial $f* the manufacturer. Yet it la •aid te possess ta/flclaat *lurapower job of cutting wood, plaiti n end aluminum. M ~ It’s • Where' You buy U SED CAR that counts I See OUR 9G S e l e c t io m USED CARS croclicafy all •a U i and n o d ak PRICED LO W to I m p im w o id w Q a n d • a lt* ro o m fa r a u ra irtx k lM aa NEW'56FOeDS FOfi THE BEST DEAL StricklandMorrison, Inc. lo t S t P fco w I Trlandfy Ford Sinrt i m p Biggest Event Yet (Cnatiaaed Frwtw P a re Owe) • f room without jropardtilng the lino of march. Santa Ciaua will ha riding la tha latt float la tko parade, ac­ cording to Cbalrmma C u t Thia placo of honor baa been afforded tha visitor from the North Pula earh year, and this year the Jaycooa have gone all out to make hi* fo n t one of the moat beautiful la the annual parado’a hlatory. The entire parade, staged Joint­ ly by the Seminole County Junior Chamber of Commerce tad tha Saafard Merchants Aaaoctatioa. ii eipected to ho the higgwot thia year la Central Florida. With II hands and mors than 4* floats aad 10 marching group*, tie avtrall length of the porado is aapocttd te attend wall scat a mile. School*. H ha* boon announced, will dlimlia tomorrow at I o'clock fa ardor that children from over th t entire county moy attend the gala event. Tha judges' stand, .whers offldal*, dignltarlof, aad the threw Judges will ho .aootod, it to ho located at the Intertectiaw wf Fir*l I t. and Magnolia A rt. Jiyeooia will add color to the ptrode route e* they ply hark and forth (tiling balloon* In order to etrn money to finance the enm al Chriitma* (hopping tour for tho children af l.utheran Haven. Hero lo the Jayceo-Merchant kaaociatioa Official Porado forma­ tion: November in.—1:M p. m . Par­ ade M tnhsll. Ralph Pnold. Par­ ade forma at 2 p. m and moves promptly at 2:10 p. m. Roctloa l — Aas't Parade Mtrihall, M. I- Rabora Jr..—11. High­ way Patrol, lead car. 2. F.vroit* Itadlng hath aide*. Sanford Poli-e 1. Police Chief; 4. Sheriff* Car; I. Han. Parsdo Marshall (Lincoln). City CemmlMlonert, County Comiwiaiioasro; 6. Piro Chief; 7. Ma­ rino Color Guard; R. Reminnlo High Rand; t. Navy Platoon: 10. Rwmiaolo Pop Club, II. Seminole Ri Pleat. Roctloa H —Aao't Parade Mar shall. Ira k Parkins— 1. Oviedo Band; t. Odham A Tudor (pulled by Mercury)! I- Girl Scout U rg e Pleat; 4. Roy Scout Marching: B. Girl Scout Marching: 6. Cub Scout Marching, 7. lrownlaa Marching. Station III—Aaa’t Farads Marthall. John Wiliams—I. Winter Park High Band; t. WeiUido la rg a flo at: S. Woman's Club; 4. Rukur Mualc Shop; I. I-*Ve Mon­ roe Largs Float: 6. Lake Mary Small Float; T. Lake Mary Small F loat Roctloa IV— A o t Parade Mar­ shall. ta b Kilpatrick—1. Sanford Junior High A Grammar School fUndi; g. Nary A*r Station Float: I. N ary Swamp Suggy; 4. Nary Crash Truck: I. N ary Ambulance: 6. V. F. W. Auailiary; T. Amortcaa Legion. Section V — A lii Farads Marthall. John Reeling — 1. Amen can Ltgloa No. SOT Color Guard: I. froom i Academy Band; I Cronma Academy Larg* Float; 4 Goldiborw Klomawtary L a r g s Float; I. Midway Sma* Float; a. Hopper Aaidemy Small Float 7. Qoldahara Small Float; 8. Bov Scout Traap *1. Drum Carp* A Ma jar U til; S. Howaing Authorily Float; Baaford Foiiea Car (radla a*Oppad). Serttoo VI - Aaal F arads Mar than, Jim flat — I. Laeabura Huh B a n d ; a. Prwabytrnan Church; 8. Baptlal Sand ay School; 4. Christ law Mllot a w ry Alliance Church; I. Uafwood Chare hoc of Command; 6. St. Lakao Christian Day Sc head t m a l Float; T. All Soula BmaH Float. Saattaa VII—A aal Farad# Marahan. CUM Ahiaa — I. DoLand High Band. 8. B m W i li Mills; Monument Will Be Erected To Greek Philosopher Soon XANTHI. Greece B - Grcrk hilotnpher Dcmocritua. who fa­ thered the atomic theory nearly 2 MO ycart ago. la In have a com­ memorative monument erected in hia home town. Abdera. Atomic acicntlati from all over Uto world will be invited to attend tho unvf.llmg neat year. Tho Univoralty of Salonika la sponsoring tho project. Recent eicavatlona brought to light the reatlgc* of Abdera, 11 mllea aouth af the contemporary town of Xanthl. In wrttrrn Thrace. Dcmocritua waa horn there be • tween 47* and 4M B C. Tradition haa It that he learned theology «nd ratrology In hia early teena from Chaldean Magi who came to Thrace in the w»ke of Tertian King Xerxe*' invading armie* Later he traveled eitrnvtvrly. By the time he came bark home he had become one of the matt erudite men of hit generation. He died at the age of to*. It la aaid that he felt Ihe hour of hia death approaching and mid hia aider. The newi greatly up tel the old lady, becaute the figurrd hi* death would prevent her from a t t e n d i n g the Feait of the Hir*mophor.«. due to he cele. brated that u m e day. So Denm erttua obligingly poitponed hia death three daya. He managed it, legend tayi. h* •pplying freihly baked bread loavea over hia noie and Inhaling Ihelr hoi fume* Demoentu* waa Ihe ftrit philo*o pher lo uphold Ihe theory that "all matter ia made up of alnin*." 4. Grammar School Small Float; 7. Lake Monro# Small Float Section VIII — A«*'t Taradc Marahatl. Joe Doiiala* — I l.vman High Band; 1 Grammar School Large Float: ) Garden Hub; 4 Lyman Small Float; 1 rmecrett Small Float; . W'lhnn School Small Float; T. Genova School Small Float. r Section IX — Asa't Parade Mar«hall, Jim Benton — I. Slrlaon L’alverdty Rand; ». College Park Merchant Final; a. Yowell Com­ pany; 4 Soulhiido Primary (Four Small Floats); I. Sanford Bicycle Club. Section X — A id Parade M ar shall, Carl Overstreet — I. Edge water High Band; 1. Sana Clau* Float. Seel loo I will form at lha In terMcIMn of lit. St. and Sanford Ava. Other section* will form behind the fird aectina a* indicated above. Burling from 1*1 81 and Sanford Ava., proceeding w rit on lit. St. to Oak Avw.; Down Oak Issue Of Lot (t eaUaard from Page Owe) requeued for aDatemcn t to be granted on the m enu of too or­ dinance and the rrquiremrnta fur the collect.on of t ie lee. A deed lor rroprU J fronted the Ditabled American Veteran* la tbe city owned area aouth of Sanlord waa approved and tho tracta of land au en tu both tne Duabled American Veteran* and the Vetcrana of Foreign Wars will h# ex­ tended to make each piece oi pro­ perty uniform in aiic. * City Attorney William C. Hutchiaon Jr., waa uutructed to pre­ pare an ordinance vacating aa alley at Commercial and Elm with abutting propeny owners ia lull approval the season’s best H S m if l from Penney’s A I v/ a ,Y S f 1 R ,S I Q d A| l l U f t.. Errors Corrected By Furniture Firm Due m the me*« of advertUing In thia Chriitnx* Shopping F.ditlon and the nece**ary ru»h requir­ ed by both the advtrtiiing and mechanical department*, a few ■mall error* dipped by undetect­ ed ia fir*i-run lection*. Caught by H. H Grier hefeta the final *erion cerne off he pro** today were the following mii-datement* in hi* Furniture Center adverti*em»nt: The line, "full or twin »iie" under Senly't Punkie Rrdi ihould read "full twin d ie " , and the price* of I’earlwirk Clothe* Hamper* and Book Ca«e* ahould tnclud# the word "up” after their price hat­ ing of |X and fit 94. ('.Iftlwivrd r n a U x t i hat* , , . • u l h r li l lf a l l) d e ta ile d ' Wool felt with » l t e d brim he r a n *h*pr . . . head-lik e hand . . m a ta l trim* I'ennej-built to U*t. Kid, black, tan. Nothin* pirttirr than I'ennrv't part* rollon* with their own •tarih; nolle pinafore*; A Heat Indent. f.y any little tod.llrc . . now in Tin* woven gingham plaid* that machine wa>h briuht a* new They've tiny puff ileeve*, wide eweep *kirta, generuut hrma . . Fate aw* on atl**ea* warm ehemlle rohe* - have them when the mol weather *eia In! I.uxlmia. rlo.elt lulled chen­ ille m i full *werp wraparound • •vie with deep double ruff*, lie hell. I'armrn m i. peann k, me­ lon er aqua. 3 .9 8 1 .9 8 Fa*hion'« all-important poh*hed look la arelate-ravnn faille kandhag* . . . a hieved v ia fleanung w o n «aiin louche* In |n*t ihe right place** A cla­ mour (if* aniasingly tow Pennty-priredl 2 .9 8 Molasses Slowness Wasn't So Funny LEBANON, Ohio F - T l’cv kike i lot ihoul Ihe dovncv* of mn lane* in cold eealher But there w u n 't anything inirtive about the I Srt) gallon* delivered ye»lerday al RranC* farm elevator here. A hl*«t thonk the elevator build ing a lew minute* after a lank truck, carrying the molaiie*. had been unloaded. Fane Brant, a member nf the firm, d id the mnlaitr*. uied In mltlng livrvtock feed*. wt« found noting from a concrete tank In the ba*ement Nearby machinery wa* covered with the sticky me** Brant said the damage wwuld "run Inin tVm*and* of dollars.'' He could not explain tha eaplo don. Ave to 4th St.; Ea«t on 4th Bl to Sanford Ave; North on Sanford Ave. to 2nd St. All participant* will turn Ka*t on 2nd Street ex­ cept hand*. Atl hands will turn W'eit on 2nd St. and will ptocoed to Magnolia Ave B ox' or t.irl* 14.in llalan.er Bike, hall hearing whreta mat* this hit e apeedy. Save at Prr. net'a low bargain pnre. 18-75 A n n o u n c in g A N*wljr Developed With Exclusively Burial rerp atu al F or RESTLAWN Plaro fa r* Colored Teople CEMETERY SWEATER MATES IN LUXURIOUS ORLON L aetU d! Corner 16th 81. and Phone t Banford Price* 1600 or raaaonabla — Terms H ardy Ava. the man-made fibre hard to tell from canhmcro 1788 A rranged Twin nleael Freight Rtl with Coppler, Compare Penney'# bargala prira for thia train art • • with tranaformer, lota o| kraek—ready-logo. R IT Z n rr Perfect mmpnntono to your fall skirt*— Penney'# amooth aweater dttaair* of finest Orion, specially apun to mnkr It extra soft You lova Orion becnu.vr it washes ao wall, n rvrr iireila blocking. H takrn to color 4.9ft CARDIGAN lM-atitifully ao chooaa your favorite g. | p o \ F.R •hdilo at Penney'* today I 10-00 a itra .11 to 12 2?« .11 to 4ft e • — ------ Mist-Sheer Nylons thot stretch to fit you! th a t a ;i ( fin th e bill - 1:1V f a r y e e ra to m m ! m u n Eim A T:21 1:28 PAIR P ie w m e e te r M e n a e a p e i • W iB la r f e l M i P*aney's flattering airatchahls Gatinod** that flm i la III ;our leg* far lh» aintl rnmfnitahl* fll, « irr! Th»» n»v»r . hag, t « u | around Find fathlnn-nght • lib dim Hark ar plain ••amt, alt** Midge. Norman and Long— at Ptnnay'i! N r b to k •F ine n n u ity •Prnjectena i ___ ___ Stretchable Gaymodes specially apun for extra long wear! FUN TO SELECT THESE TOWNCRAFT GIFT TIES! m * ' i nrk eolof and ver* M« la this Wf new I'MMf T M w rtfl Mlectloa. Th»r ei»nd M perfectly with this m ih u ’i ■vita. Naat embroidered!. undee-kae4 plaids, many other*, at an* value-filled Fannep htlf# ench PAm Al Penney’*— stretchable tit dark* Inga that aaar tad »*ar, ■ t .un — laak glamewr-eheer aa year lego. Now, aa aauslng a»w aplnalng process gives pan ns* leg rent* fort, glut mil** af a itra waar. Choose eeaaok-tened ahadaa with •lain ar dark sonata, aliaa �News of the World in Pictures *j_/-r P ■*' I * P R • ’t t ' f - r » 7 v l ’ l e t ‘ t b:^^jl *| . ft i^C-* \ Jj ry^ »In | i sjTr-wyjfA ,| fi«5f Of A NfW IKY r tirr of radar aircraft spa­ tially opilppcd to fly weather reronnaleance and p,r p,, > p., Irot. a double-duty WV-3 li shown being itfthrrcd to the Navy at Burbank. Catlf. The plaatie fln on top and bubble underneath contain radar ac. - nt'-n defect bad storms aa well aa enemy th in and plane*. Tli# white "probe" as lending from the |iir.i-l»ce beneath the word “Navy" Is an electrically operated serial thermometer which rernrdi the Mr'» true temperatwo at any altitude, without need for additional calibration «>f varloua •tiiwwohrr.'j condition#, ftnterwalionol Ertlualvel WINTER HAVEN, f t. V — Prrilr Ja Taplrv li H latrr Hatrn'a *nlnr in Ihe Tangerine quern t im id that « (II he held at Cypres* Gardens December |L U la a termer majorette af the Wtaler Harm High SeboeL 4 • lltO G tl" BUMI play* -y hiding hta late aa he or< at Bellevue Hoapltal In York under heavy guard in handcuffs. Charged with .'*t degree murder tn the of a pal In a tavern, head and brain werv 1 In determtn# If he t lave tieen mentally af* • e an nuln accident aevt: fijo. (fwtrrwtlicMul) ONI AItHOIR Marl a Mme ghlnlCatlat, wearing her "Madame Butterfly" kimono, aeemi dliturbed after eight process servert bad tried to aerve her wtlh tw t aummoniaa at the Lyrle Theater In Chicago. Miia Caltaa ihoutcd a proteat and a flying wadga of tenon, barttonei and ejiera lover* annwed down th# rt neeaa rerver*. Later, the linger left for Montreal where ahe look a plana for Amsterdam, Holland. IN PASADINA, C alifornia, • pretty model arrive* at the pnul in "SCIsmet," a paliley cotton iwlmautt designed tiy IloseMaria Held. Note her colorful hat and matching carry-all from Nassau. MN. BTU ItflAUVIl (D-Tenn I, who led nn tho flnt l wo ballot a of the 1931 Pemorralle Party convention, (ePa a prr-a etm* lerene# tn Chleagn that he will announce on Dee. If nr IT whether he wilt aeek the Ptwl* den IlaI nomination. It* guard•dig aretwed the Demneratlr Na­ tional Commltlcc of being hla-cd In layer of Adlai fc. Stevenson. TOMMY WOOOWAN, I. (elected aa th* IIM March of Dime* Poster Boy, La shown outtlda hi* home tn Baltimore, Md. Tommy, who become* top rniMdrr in the flcht against polio, U the ton of Mr. and Mr*. Very! Woodward. The boy waa ftrtrken with In­ fantile paralysis when 14 month* aid. (fuicraanoiMt Sowndpholoj, ttry Department lawyer who waa discharged at bring a aacurlty rtak. taatlflaa In Waahlngton be­ fore the Senate Subcommittee ua Constitutional Rights. Hynnlntf aald that ha was ousted In Juna, 1934, after a (am ity bearing at which the enly tw e w ritten charge# against him ware disre­ gard ad. The subcommittee toneluded that Hynnlng had beew dented Ihe right* due him un­ der Constitutional proaaadtngfcl MU. NINA SOMNSON (top). 39. admitted to Lot Angeles pollen that ihe fatally ahot her hutband. William Curleton Sorrnton (bottom), 39, a former Ma­ rine. In Mi alrep after an argu­ ment over "another woman." The other waa Mrs. Billie Mono, divorced mother of two. Mr*. Gorenion conferred that after kneeling In prayer aha ahot her husband, an aircraft worker, be* • hind the left tar with an auto­ matic plaint. (International) ICHOtARtHIM nf IJM each are awarded to three dcieeitr* at th* Jl'.h National 4-H Club Congress mretirg tn Chicago. Edward Fo'i Milton (recond from right i pretenta tt.e a ward i to Eldon Itebhorn, 10, Oswego, III.; Marilyn Qravel, II, Tayloriville, Mira , an t Ann Gulndon (right), Planklnton, S. D. At bottom, Joan Meverhafer, 10, a 4*H Club member, combi the fleece of her pet lamb, 'Tor«r. tn mike her look Just right for the >9ih annual Western Llveatort* Show eum nU; la Loa A ngela#._(fnternatlonol Joundphotoi) MATO* ROI4RT f. WAONtR Heft) of Hew York, and Pnficta Cardinal Spellman are ahown with Mayor Salvatore ftabacchlnl ef Roma, Italy, at Grarla Ma niton, Wagner's official real dance. The Italian Mayor, who waa returning ■ visit trf the Italian eapltil last Juna by Mayor Wigne,, was given a recaption attendad by about 100 persons. MNSDO CtfMAI, t, suffering from leukemia. k##*#hra t k g hta Christmas a little early this year. The boy*# doctors leer that this may he hi* last Christmas because Ihe disease k rapidly sapping hta strength. Te make sum that the young»t#r'a wtah tar an deetrie tram k fulfilled, hie family-mother, father and ate children— moved Christmas up and gave him the train set he k shown playing L JO fU -- HARO10 I. STAftlN, President Elsenhower's Assistant on Dis­ armament, 1* shown in Washing­ ton a* he laid that he believe# the latest It-bomb explosion by ft pit is offer* a “ray of hope" fof disarmament. Ktassen Mid that the blatt hsa given th# Soviet an opportunity to view the terrible destruction wrought by th e hydrogen bomb. (ini«m#iie«#tj HR WtNITON Churchill, former, British Prime Mini-ter, Ij shown' on his arrival in tendon fronal Ui# Riviera. whir* he has bc-raf vacationing. (Intcriujiionaljl ffitOMWOf — 11 walk past th* Vatican Pavtllan. *sa< kuhp k B d te be inti bed ee the grounds of Ihe Doramicaa RagarfBa lalrptonal fair for Pear* *ad Progria# i« Ciudad Trujillo. The Minekura win house a chapel seating TOOpersona aed win aehlhlt hlsterle art abject* and Jeweled ornaments. Th# Dominica* Republic fair » S k S« N d h rle S lk u » a r n a ^ a 1 �ft 1 I t l l 'i Worth A n y th lif I t ’s W orth Advert loin* la MINtTHINO 5PKI1AI.! — Factory to Tea BOYS t.i deliver morning paper. |S B. R. Modern home, mamnrr A lum inum fall *GI 11 construction, good nrightorhoiid. V en e tia n lUinde ronvrnwnt location. Beautiful Eaclaaed toad. Sag proof to horn I I WORK WANTED -U kitchen equipped with G. E AA — tZ tJ Down Payment L.AV4NN .AUDAFD tie Jrrrjr tord rafl with pUctlc end*. I’laatu or Range, Refrigerator, and DUW P er Month P & I Free estimat*-*. ph one UII-W raywa tape#. CeiUm or nyUat po«al ill. If you require a quality Kllrton Fully Equipped. nor Art (p i to rto p ic gnfppt and IH*. home, you should see thit. work wanted Part or full Soaaarik G k w and Paint Co. MAID Pfired at UJ.lon. Term*. Otlor . WqlWr Room . lac. ttmp I’.aperimred. IIIO Man111-114 Wett 2nd SI Phone 32* (Jo! Inin y n tir f i u n r ile n itn clinic. relax . . h.v r n n ip of coffee. rttavlw* lig h t tip piilm r, B. R. home, completely fumi’ha rlc a rrH o niul vvinilm* wimp I hit* e.t*v " ( ’lnv*ifictl W nv" f i r <♦ For v n tir r o m r n ir n c r , i M i a s s i a r i a . , M 2 ed and ready lor possession. \V ANTED — Full* experienced the* Merchant!* o f S n n fn ril will lint m an y o f Sailin'.* rh n ire e t item* itt thf*** column* Convenient to More*, school* ECHOtA Qtiilllop Set . . RrS *13J •tiintltntiv'* bookkeeper de»lre* Trade . . $9nou (Twin o» and rhiirrne* An exrellent op. d a ily . T ake a m in u te now and plan y o u r luiyint*. y o u ’ll nave tim e a n d m oney and poaition in Sanford or vicinity, Double S uet nottunttr ai M.ooo t?,noo. down, fra y e d nerven la te r. . . fad 1T5AA 1 or artlr Box 1*9. LUXURIOUS Foam Rubber J*n oat. at t u r n per month. Dr Han | n. . nvn Tr i 'e 1120 r»i ----— —— ~ ~ “ ~ '“ “ “ ' KIM*' ' s iz e llolitwood Bed 12 m SIM.V, n r r o a n siT U s t; r . F* D w uT lt Rqhy «n X *o MattrrM (.lioi FI1\ Store ant tilling *ta Ail ranee W. D dTTtim q T. w. h e r o 4o X *0 Box Spring (ton, lit Ins quarter a and rottas 111 X. P a rt IM 1 P art Are. fkaea 27 ac 141 ltradboard IIAvF YOU volted .viil.NROE iivrnrator Plastic) - rrsr - - Fruit 1 in trera, m in o r CORNER i'll At I .A G I F T \ tosuiilnl l*’’ X 20 rolored For. Res. JIJJUO or the BEST Buy In Nationally H|A|« Far , — ---------------a ltT Jo vear» in ame !>>cati«n Halt wtth rubbed Oak Frame*. SHOP, out VAr»t First, 3 mile* % 120.50 BEA T T H IS Adv. Furniture ,re Go i ' alum no competition We are offering this a* a Cullen u d H arkov. Realtors Irons clock? it mr»ual •elrciinu i; ttiili-t »r»t uf Sanli’ril on Ml chiiftm tt Special, call dim • of tiilt*, indnding work •>! I’loBERRY S vv VREItitrsE IM N. P a rt Are. 1311. si.onn iHiivN. r a w m a ' ' * * ' 8 *Boitarco *m *...... Ik'd complrte drtaili. 11 _ ; • If • I It in nda crafl*meni. LVIIIIK I Brdrnnm, screen-d i Furniture i'.imnanv l*o>ihle • Drr**rr JAMESONS STUItll) porch, double carperte, go*i*l frrtl M. Fir*t i t - s r r m i . wkryiciu » - h l.a rie Mirror Buy I to BEST. Bus 1 RIGIIIA1RF 1<W N. I’aik Ave water, on mre lake in Country. Mattress I,real Suing* mi ,YA llange* Priced. fin.Vm. # Plnmblii/, Rrecev TteaUag Bov Spring N*iw Pa* to le r’ T h e F ollow ing R a te s a r e now Celebrate * White Chrt'lmas by I I AHu* M. fi. HOIMIF.S s ifi9.no t DE H VAi’l l 1. Apt* i »rp. f.inn. d o w n f b w JUfr • A. R. releraoq.Broker In e f lc c t. Civinc PIIIIXTI llefnart ator. 0 .W S.iisford Ave I'h.uie It 17 fere-re ei* At! Walrr Putnpa — Aueeiataa - A- »• P o to m Jr.. 2 Redroomt with tla»»cd in porch E C tiotB * Dvv Or-Nishler" tofa. l i e Ter Line fnr fine Insertion Slo\ e. Wa«hmc Vlarhine or tfrlla DnUed — Pniwpv Plit/ngm Oockrr Chair or den. City wafer, on two lots, M . O N k r t e t . Garfield WOtodv Durhe»* and Lady Sunbeam F REE TV Swl>el * hair wiih purPaala Read Ptoae *at H e P»r Line fer Three Iniarttona Mia. Jeka Malach. L W. W i­ ir.oon. Hume Free/er Choice of t'i'vrrins elertrir shaver*. 114 91 Comrha«e of I'-mvoie Television. 14e Ter Line for Fire Iniertlee* liam*, H atel U. Field. A. C. SI 19.95 S I n f o r m n itN im ip c o nleie line* — Shultno. Mat 1U»>K sanding and Imishing AVr«tingh<iu*e, Slrombe rg-Cariftoea I . Partaa, Broker l i e r» r Line for F.erh 22 In Doudncy, la n d Surveyor. rsrlnr, Yardley and tonihene IVsnmg, waling. ^erTtng Semi F**t nil. SI. Phone SIR sun. AwaafreJIe R. Reederaww, Ataoc. BUY NOW amt £ct a tn • 12 Lb. •ertionv Turkey FREE! Gilt Sen iw'le Counlv sinre U?i It II BAGGKRI.Y Ph. a m - IT-frt at Hiawatha MINIMUM RATE: Me Gleavon, lak e Mary. It*»l MII.I.AT * ANDERSON APPLIANCE CENTER E C H O I-S RK PtH N fa CO. SMALL 2 Bedroom, clove to RAYMOND M. I 4 I J . HROKRI Parner 2nd A Magnolia Ph tl.A Alagnoha A*. Pliune I7A7 "Do The Corner It* The Clock.'* 1232 IN'-1 M I \riO N of linoleum. Car Advertiser* a r t requested to no- town and tchooli. Rrrrnlly re­ *Wad" Raaaherger. Mgr. O. M. HARRISON. BROKER pel*. 1 lr». MW the Want-Ad Department in*- modeled. 13,730. HAND Al t. ELECTRIC CO Open Manday's III * a. m S. D. Hahleyntan. Aaaociatc mpMatelr of aey error* (a their Snnfnril I inoleunt it T ile Co. III Ajagnulia Ave Phone 113 NOTHING IU.AE TO Rt’V *04 South Park Ate. Phone MO l 4 M The Sanford Herald will to Phone 1917 Offers Sunbeam, I no rival. G 2' . COMi’i.K T K CAS K IK IIKN 127 W. Id St. m ^etulhl* for only one incorrect 1 RR. - CB, Nicer Section. CqmOther makes cl .mall appliance* |*.stable I .S|<eei| BBDWNIF. Hobday Li up inely furnished iHnnia end *— M I R I M rO R M I A OnN 3I<»' fri c tion. Fur Better f lumwntf At oi ie*.unable l A repair Phonograph |r t 93 urmlura lik e New I, WellMo v ie r i m n i i iiT Mt Gas Range. G.i* Walrr llr.vlrr and See or Call Service in town. Aide. Guitar* . ... m i t t landscaped— Til* Bath. HardUa» Rrfiigcrator \ tew U id frs 17 Oil * *1 73 IV. J. KING ARMT NATT SURPLUS “ loor*. Automatic Washer Cots, blinketi, Jacket*, shoes, Y Kay Entiitanl* Guitar* l?4 y \ S iin fo rd K lcrlrlc Co. nan Soalli Park rtusae Si WIEBOI DPR CAMER A SHOP iryer, only 12*00. d< lown. 0 0 - UB* . — New — Used Piano* 11* Magnolia boot* tarpaulin*, luggage, paint, 210 South Park \\e u«t one monthly'payment Hama ' (1111 H lfl'N PI Nl R S Ml SIC SHOP E \ \ FI.UI’F.S, letterhead*, stale WE LARA APARTMENTS: roomi. itn Sanford Ave. A lianeet, and Funutitra only WEANED PIGS. Linn up Mriim 0 2"7 AAe»t 1st. SI Thnn* 1*i7| private hath*. 114 \V. F in t St. meats invoices, hand bills, and mo. Call fnr appointment. illst Children Hume, Enlrrpn*e. i r n r r a m s elr Progressive Con eie Vo* and Game Denari ‘riBiir.s * o . Phona 40* — 4#1 men! for all aee* id rhlldton How about railing your family for h a b y R o lU w a r a n d I t a h r Bed* FlIRNITVnE — Solid Walnut Mr. W »t m b St Sre itiem on di.plav at Day. Week or month—Tel. 1423. in one of our 2 Story hnmri? A Mrs i tost. 1:0. Bahama IIOODYE All SERVICE .SPIRE ... Furniture Center HA West first _ Hlf’Yf’I.K PAINTING Nat Taa t i n t f a Be tru e ..v- ■« Cwttar Couch, 3ln . Solid Cherry round SKRADE — Complde line Rein|>rl S*dt rubtor t i l South Park Ave Sanford, Fla rnlfrc lablc. kind turner step *kour Weauaghousa Dealer j b r . Mo d e r n home, 17.000 » . Murage until X-Mas In the Stale* or Over*ea* A lto n Apia. Efficiency. P ta a a nearly near, ovqrlooking fiahable table, both lur 1I2U Call U37-J. Marlag Waabera t«ss Iimiu *9c. Sanitary Bells Manlry'a Bike Shop SPECIAL (in (. caters tlfr-W up 310 P 4th St. Phnae 2434 and Parilirrs. Lake Je u u p (all tha prlvilriv* u s Stalnle** Slcrl Plare Selling for « a Herald Su to r n pi inn. FURNITURE SLIP COVERS Are, F to aa m i . without the upkeep’. II mlnutaa O-NI.A H o t , * a Id le r Front iinme.'' IDtl MII.I.AT A ANDERSON Lyon* Dry Goods, 1307 Wesl from Sanford or Orlando. rOAA ELI. OFFICE SUPPLY $3 on . . j Month. 13lh SI . l i t US ahow you aopto of our CLEAN furnUtod apt. CJtoe in, nicer Home*, from 113.000. 703 Weal la t St. Phone « ll. tl.M a DOWN Span* IDsfe j - ’ter* and Ffoor Furn- I I g* />* CLEAN 2 Bedroom furnlahed LARGE Attrarlivel* deeorilad 2 acra ‘ BR, CB, tile bath, ample Apartment. Cloaa in. 217 Oik rloach wood flnora. (hilly eAte. Phon* «1». ^on9rejjm en quipprd) kitchen. Large ahade NOW »1PEN LAKE MARY — F u m b led Houae trees, desirable neighborhood. MIRF/S Phone 717 or 1374-J. ET III WAY VEGETABI.E MARKET ONLY ISM. V M fl TT m i R i l l a I Fre«h Vegetable* daily Root our 1007 Sanford Ave. l*Bn*ie 1C.) DOWN. 3-Bed room, CB Homo I as r t *4 TWeaa IJsae Wrducht Iron Table tom pv | 3 M NICE' BEDROOM. Private »nfn in it farm to you. Strawberries by * IS r - a THsalrs t\ m lluu-e (trailing - AAindow*. Walls, ^ trance and Bath. Ph. 2029-W, g r r n n «nn« * i,a Ctr*. S* TWastr. lair Derrmber. II.M3 Down • neat 2 Bedroom, ntenille Bcdinrradt . . . *-"»y Moor tomps ............ loan s t.» »t*s exsH «"* Floors. Phono 1). C. Caldnrll. 'i-Mih* West of Monroe Cur on good location. I 19 A#**M1«FM»Hk Will in ns Mi.ass ljuflU *t Double Blanket* 1149 i TWO-Bedroom Apartment. Clean, Ml. Dora floail Open 'Id * p m ft I i i t p v iiii t* 1* t'tflfffpiHs . ACREAGE . , Plaatle Cock*j!| Chairs ....... a; u I 11 T '' I*ri | Klein* PHONE 77*1. atlraruvrly .furnlahed. Uae of n n* Nias So - r 's - Wsavhar Genuine Ratlin C haim ......... Js M RERUN J*— ' T **o American con ft •• w •Rtpfrf.SlWR.JIf tl» G A TLIN H nO T H F .lt* G an ce and telephone. ftS. tl IS V' Plsirlri »*f"soar R*v 1*r*>*•• Dragur.e and llulldnier Service gre*spirn >»rre held Sunday in •• I TV n o eiavi'an’ T hssos Phone I32T. Alfding* 17 O ►t".i*tr Phuncss ??’l — Sanf.vrd, 2232— Ihe Russian »erlnr of ReiUn f«r I !• » ri*FR*r tier** a wwiswweasat • Ift |r* l fl tPgff more than four hum* The incident T ■ osswroo tow er 2 Room Apl. and hath. Ik I'lM .\*» r FACTORY ( LOSE OUTS tiii'R 'r n o f c E • lA | * II l||S '* « challenged sonic of the lUJrd Allied or Thonn 29R3-W. 112 Elm Ave. ft ORLANbd Morning Rentlnel, JIT rh iilrn g H aonte <>f Ifte part pasture land and part pond. On New De*k, all *ieel rw n s w Waasnaa — ii — few good low Tbit it one i— of the l limlfi Cvrning Star. O il Ralph rtipalion righfR in ih*f er Pressure |iia«lir InpJ . . i l S II ■aaa.Waalkar priced acrcagei left. :? *' ” 1 3 ] _ k^ . _____________ |c H ) Wrought Iron Desk & I as TV* Maaatae ! * • * Furn. Apt. 1113 Park. Adulla. le*« than Wholesale. * a* •'ae’sut K a sa i'-* Chair Sri ... 322 30 Ilrtad Yaltiv on 33" X tfr** Dr*k». U S. ullirial* ilisrln*rd lhal K ill t SS Tsai Catlsra tr • IT .I ’M It INQ Twin Bottler Studio Cnurhe* IM .VO 1179 Ml — 3*9 *ai FURN. Klftrlenry Apt. Hi*hwiy ■ )• *!(• in, I’f n in a i r.aaaast I taiuraae* r ,l‘ roam Rubber Bahama Bed {A* M Retail Aalur on 30" X I*" De*k*. Contract and rcyssir m l . Few* p r !" * n ' nmm"1n1i,t t i t s ,Ksas *S* s ti'i | 17-92 South City Ijm tla. Phone ------- Aaaaeiaia l*la*lir Platform Rocker A evlimalev. K 1^ llatsry. »4 lamed Hep Harold ’ il 'n t i g It *« M -imii r n »-iiftVNRVi 3139 V* — IM on 2*17-W. Slumherland Court. Pbaaa s i n 112 N. Park Ave. irrw a a s s a Saldori! Aer I'hene 1*3* illN A ). (U|rilag'< wife. Rep Ottoman *A4 9\ Sanford Freight A Salvage ■ k ii o f f r%.rn* 1 t *4 * illihl I a'1i ln o '. Darrnn pillow* SA9.A HIM West Is) SI. Phone ,mM l i t , l-i* nf l.tfa ii i v t s i l i i .i I*...s-ft ij, . ., » Ed w a rd I* Roiaud v D ■ '1 a ’ ■ * nd f t i i n i r Furn. Apia.. Sunporeh. Clean. (33., Robber Contour Chairs M M ra m o R v tj I* e-sti It '<*r T i'e * " "* |33. I l l Park Avenue. J i i e 1 mi unm roeimg , l,‘R ‘ am) n , nllepairs Ihr-r «H.rer. It. . . tam e, 1 ft ftt Tkfr i rJ'.kflftfw H air I) O Os'llnf l.illti ,, HARLEY- DAVIDSON Afnmr f y- l.l-rtriral ft II « Al ft t I a* J i r s P a i r 5 * * w tlf. Good rnndillnn $|]A Roy TV S erv ice T e n te r 1M^ n- ,of , , . I In In-s |i i " f R lK Q Ita onm Apartmehta. Reel1*, IDh and .Sanford Av*I and 3 • 11 TvltlfBI k*9"t» a'S * i* s o . rv.aat Bendia and t ro*1r> Appliance* n ' ***"’ '**' h' W ■■ •" til-* * t lai if . Than* 127 • |* *f> tfl* Rhok Phone ! ** g-s»n <) l,salf P h. 11.1 '•"in' •• ,h,‘ n “ ,,,n M* -----------------------------------4 1 9* I 1 '' H' l '* s I'OR t I n g ihhhis 34 .112 M iiennlin Ave. S )• r-ssanat c-nnsssnala ( enter m Trrpluw. Tlie German " *h k f \\ * n* fill t’ssn'f SMAU. Houae. Close In. Phdna Early American. Ultra Modem, t I* n f S aiar IXrKllltltt and E X T E R I O R police ennlendrd the visitor* had **n ft ciftuift 30M-J. Conventional A French Colonial t II Vtipt* l ti n,’* i > i * r M r S K I » GI NS Parnimg Paper Hanging Phone v|olalpt1 the Iasi of the I’nmrnu * Ik Ft***inw type*. I t •) 1• ^1ah• i , | | | | » . | Han THHEE-lloom fiimishrsl Apart­ jno- Savago-Remlngion 44 lit* H r* T *» To»* * t* a*'*#* aii.fm m«t slate b* using an a itomobite • "k ''r Mmig.r i J|fj* ift ment. Couple. Phone 2392, 313 BUILT On Large Landscaped AulnmaUr ........................ *3 00 * la m * r - u , anna*t a | INSUKANUP. -4 4 R equipped **Uh a !**.'>•. iy radio I'i *1 *M f t M il« P Palmetto. 12 r.a, STEVENS Double ... 47.30 14 14— tot*: in the best of neighbor­ I • S irM U S 12 C,a. L. C. SMITH. aillhoriliev *aid 1li.il Ihe w a it tv n t i i r o . a hood!. • I I I nltH .VAflrvit HEATING FURNISHED* 3 Room, hath, full as a drumi .... 34 do rrn e iT llu*sian. s ii poorled Ihi* elaint later, , , IToir FarnarM and O rrulalort 1*(tight • kitchen. By week or month. C.a STEVENS. Single ... -• <Virion M"’|*» rt-il 14(a) In llm day when Hie Americans I* i* a- Ho*.* ssim s«..,u Five PnUtla Mole], fr miles South COMPLETE with all the feature* aI -s is. . km A A POFR CO„ IN C , Prodsi led Rale* In . STEVENS 22 (in you have dreamed about aurh 2frfr SMlh Park Avr. Pkaoa IIM a i" a is rt-e-r* rrleavr was aerured Anirrirm of- I . JT , .. . on lT-tt. over K under . .. ....... U ot .T to e F w V k ra 19 VI A * t* Ox'K M -s ia * a ts s a firuls look this In niran that (lie ti *j r ..rr ' * Your aulborued Browning Deal, * ■** Ii ns*nn* M ir WnUamn In*. THREE^ R | j « J t g l ^ e d Apt. All I »n Hill .Hiinra *)•>•■• Isws of Ihe East German republic er. Wmrhe*ler. Heminglon. hie. 4)7 t o h r i AtiaaRc wwttwwanar l t* .Na-n to a tens, Mo**torg and Marlin 14 now could he applied lo Allird pc*. > n<i SI,at Kill's sso eeiee GARAGE APT. linFumishrd. 3 r p E D r i s T o i .s i i* .si* awsitivi *ennel entering E**l Berlin a,si e*rw o , I« •* | ‘l MS I},,,,u«« rooms and hath, large porrh. 12 CflLT Automatic Pistol 39 93 S si l a i n * • rail T• f i ' i t t« *s 1 si, Tens* » L 'n a a Qoae in. Phone 31* or 1337. 1 i i r a m i. .* A nilh minimum down-eay- QUICK CASH far Furnifore. Add 3* Special Nickel s ri !'<•■ n*»ss. . . tl «s t] o-tarii •Ssp"** I . NDTli FS AND PERMtNAI menu. 74 tl It —Meier a / Reels/ Trailer.-. II • i* « ... Plaled S K AA' ................ 41 9j h i Marhlan. Typewriter*. Out­ I I is '1w>s asnsa FURNISHED House a . > A e ■aa s u m s i i a i - i u 3* Special S A W board Motors. Boats. Super 11 ss Hsws 4 .sir* ext s is ns** *n«i have an Alrnholie Pnihlem, HOBSON menti In Fern Part. 'hone SIS; S p o rtin g Goode Wellborn C. Phi til p*. Jr. Nkkal .. . . ., 39 93 If AArilq t is *«••* (r u n s n u Monleruma Hotel. P. O Box 1213 or Phone w a n iM P it *iis Many new Pislolt In Sioee gfiorade Sale* A Sertlre ■oawtwo TAM* Alchnlics Annoymo'i* i is ev«ria a t a nisas* W4 K. Ill SI. PhMie H* Smith A AA'eston. (’oil. Hi Stan­ Since 1141. Sanford's* Leading S i l l I sits** 3 Room Apt. 2601 So. Orlando Dr I II J-o t •* • r s» 0 « f sa Harw'ae l » « » dard Huger and II A R Call 1339 or 3113. 1*- FldlWF.RS PLANTS SHRUBS FOB SALE — 2 Boat* — in FI . I It W'rai>( r»s*a)lsaa I • • * i ’aet. l a s i ' - s llew will YOU swap? RED-1-M1X CONKRETE I ti M-'Slac Msls4lM I t S'* 0|>S* liStiS# vsT T T r " ’ in band thu.nan.lv 12 Ft . 2 wheel trailer. Phone I (I *»«(!■» at Kla* M rarla Cearratc Co. Ilnw will yeu trade * NICELY furnished 2 Bedroom | la a* « ls f,n M .w i,s ready now. Choice Hybrid i It H.i - r«r I »JI*a 479. via Mellon* ill,- Aw r u m 1194 Apartment. Phona 21M after 44..1 Urn Ave. Phone 1313 i» I * s n k 'if <1 " * ( ' • ' Veer eld gun for a heller One 1,11 |l,aia Tats I’lanls in wparaled color a. AAr It la *’•'*• ii IlleH l i t r .» l a s s , Oalr 12 .IS * stisnl t.sOr . r u R w m n iR i •roi* grow our own in strrjliird soil, BRAND NEH 2 Farlnry retail minimum price* U tl ISSS I' lb iftM CASRD(^4. GOOD CONDL ' 7 |S I /O n* tills inn lus’ nu mus’l ju*t plant bath, screen ■e ................ at nerre s It IS l i s t 1 2 Is Prs'iK f-sr T - s i- tn a •J »r*r T — ihrm *c each nr *3c dnrrn. .ttllltS H N HfyorUnc GimmN ed. K'o ftfla lit 'Jm Ave. Wafeheww* Furw„ Ce„ al *01 W ii d mis n*b t: «s oiivtia. t.i*** T U Illrip jv ilIf^ * ^ ^ ^ ^ » l F ait 1st SI. I’haee 99* j '* 'in# i*r|—S n*|—r» Ut. St. All patinnally adv. Bir- |! I* Osias af Ms'asr EFFICIENCY Apartment. Suit 1 ll Ja>K r<*» ■M l W»ri4 St H"-* osaor* at warehewse price* 1 7 -A irtD M n tiitjjtT ja iiitM i t* In** .tea■“IW |Wi MfrUKHil .or V* 4.W SiJ«V iP** I?r bachelor couple ; ss n- • • v Lewta Window Still — Lmtrl* ioenow ___________ J, pprivate riv a te ____ Steam heat, bath, show WANYRB 2 i ~ t i B i ^ f e A i . SKRYicao—a i i* Ms-uMitr Flue Blocks — Cradle Rloeka 1231 MODEL A. lav »* good, runs • r. c»v*al *----»r. Coven if ntly --------located. Across t i l l ■•a** es»m oiasse i *• V i rav-rr good. Good lire*, 2IS) Orange FR1GIDA1RE appliance*. **!es It »* Wa-'atsls, UsTiats from Post Office, inquire BaaI I* B«* I'm i-r lent Ave. t I* Visas. ami aervire. 0.. 71. High, o*iedo, uel Jaeobaon Dept. iinre. a ns nnfstsr h i* MA. t IS nar V»na S lv tl M Elm Aves ph. 1333 Fla. Thone 4131 or Sanford is* n .r ii si tsiss JU It w4R pay you u see APT. Furnished, t rooms. Ilia laai w alter a• n. m. Itaa-W I . * Vlanhtllvn «*t>s«1s bath. All privata. phone 3oao-J ro w h u y . Open F.r* I Is Its,-r t j'ssslsw ATTRACTIVELY DESIGNED V USED Eleetrle enln. dispenser ^ R R ig g iiE ^ I *s T*-s T*ms I Haas TWO-BEDROOl > — reao-Uvirolerhdtewwtle. —t upr BEDROOM HOMES - PRICED ^n p k .h o i, Good running condi T f T T O T (iffl'ra Uarhlnr Co., S I.II T»#i> Vl.oa Typewriter.*,' adding machine*. F T in itR E rC R S S liu a s. Box aU. (mm tifr.a*. t* iii.aao. f R a ithly. M E. Safes Rrnlal-, 314 »lag . Ph Upaala Read. Sanlord, L O. For Quirk Sale to aetjle estate. 44. 4th BL lad VA (fell ftlaifreed. Robert*. For All Car* 1933 Fly mouth UranbrooV. tot* iatfW tin iii A pt d a T t n S r t i i l .ruiiisn R N is u ifc a lrrT M R iiifcu mileage, eirrllent rond. Phone BEAUTIFUL PATTKHN'N Foil SALE — toying Strain e Court, Onee i) nek South Bo 4.3MV. City New Hampshire Fryers Straight CUSTOM FITTF.n Builder* of Finer Homts lor Native aed Foreign Weoda. run 3 lb* each. II no head. Vi cjiMySoLET 2 Doer. 2 Tone F t ■-Hewn Benttly Nhnp PUOMI’T Florida Liviag. Phone MA-AV. Ii* E . 2nd. Phone MU melln Ave Phone 671 R. INSTALLATION Sabi O fB to-M S Bi. ftrifetft i v a SEE Frrd the llairatyllit. lur an gray and hlark, radio and hralMUST U trifle* t bedroom furIndivldualired Tut. er, new upM sifrinf Ihrnuihoui. StricklanHt u t or MM *U hH house on Lake In CatEngine in excellent rondition. F ocTa LL Ymir iieauiy Need* rati to lh a rn . Reasonable term*. I U^f, I^y-a-way plan on Tnya, ‘RELIABLE Couple In suppleM o triN o n , I n c . tyew transmission. A*. A J. Gar Bicycles, and small Appliances. Jjfrtl* Bog HAS 7> The Sanford t la r r ir tt’A Ilrituiy Nook ment income by managing a'an at Sanford Ave A Twenty, I'hunr Easy Terms al Harald.____________ _________ 971 103 ,So. Oak Ave. apartment house in Sanlnni Snnford. Florida fifth. (Open evening* hy ap p o in tm en t.? FURNITURE CENTER Pleas* give references, age, and 1‘honfr 200 West Dt ll. Phone 421 othar tq/ormatioo. P. O. Boa 1930 Ford Jeep for aaie. ?M1 Pil I 'or the tovl. rnme in P rlrr Paul’* New S Bedroom block house. TTl* 1211. Savannah, Ga." mettn Aro . Rrauty Shot nppe. Will give home halh. Phono I2tt-1 . iM ra. Brown Mi.ler'a delirinua “ lllS T R K T MANAGKIt prrm anrnt . Phone 4M, 110 Mag174—~T iai('lui FOR HALF, - t l f noli a HOMEMADE F r u i t Cake.. ^ f e l v E R LAKE getiloi - i tfll for Sanford. Salaried )ob with urvPhone 202)J . limned opportunities H ig h ‘Tr^cltJ, Triciora, trailers. u«ed ftto t j U f f p g f o i t i w i c i r All Make* Prired to sell. GMC School graduate. Some college ■ t a n e i i h r am r t - r n „ “rr?---------- j r ' terra h&. dteie) y-artor. ADCR 732. rreoit- On* to u r • Weak and hamp Dry diumied with sleeper cab, saddle O n#___ hntlr H . Waih and Dry rm d tanks, etc. Reduced In 17.9*3 F'inDhert /’ll) or see to d s/ el Diamond If San.Jhed toundry Ralro. im S. Orange Rlnaaom B w K f / i i The dan ford Herald. ^ • ■ ■ n r'.o d o .^ e ln .a A ffM ." L R 'l l a _ 19.___ I H Kail 23lh Rt. . 1W F I r m A Wont Ad fftE T B E A N S — %ra4 CA ItS r II JO bushel, hrtoj See Mr. Edwards at f l t t & i * Farm . Am . A Uth ft. * fiifr m b CLASSIFIED ADS Setainole Realty W A N T AD RATES 3. ron riRnnomn nj Avertfhj ^Miywny • ns f r J w na luasifi 'S y & s is K SAVE ft V kB Held At Gun Point In Russian Sector $ $ $ T E L E V IS IO N uft M * . M ' s . s r '"ufcX-rtSff’.friX .te: Radio NOT A PROJECT! 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ItvoaiNS TH OAGNLOO IN Tvf 5ECOO CuAO TlK.wt STILL MANAdfD TO HOLD A &VULL LEAD ________ ___ I TAKE Tvs” ^ *iSLO wnW « > SECO'O HALV/ Tte v. -O v. . _ . / oza a* I 00 YCJ NOTlCg xumuhW. foeoAv) J UAH/ V 6E AITVU9 l[ ALO V-K JL V. £1\ \ MAVt TM:a IS \ADvANTAGt' I i t e r 3 MA*£ TM'A’C sro * .* /F/_T jsxi a ( \ Tte EHDO* \JJ TH* SERASOlO. Jr x s t L „ - aootj LUCK? c o u p ... r p * .w x ffi fm k weir it M r roe iih hachmgo. r wouo army you a w / out i icams niAT TOTiesc rr3innt*> &AASXPJ- Wilt XT ICO WUl OflMB l r r s x n r o * you* u r e f > J f i j f « V TOU1 u p ” tap An Kk/MWOON^ r voucouto.TO lAUHUM V, DRIVE HTRIO THIS VOuRMOTHiX/ 'SVWVWP WCCIO... ( l DIOALL I a K> The hacoship J Longwood 1 6o now/ By M M . KLTH LAYO Longwood Area Chamber of Com­ merce member* enjoyed a very invplnng.talk by Richard Sodcro at their lait meeting, 8odcro brought lu attention the many undeveloped p>.»aibUiilea that were available in Kill area. He aim *pok« ol what nad been accomplnhed at Aralea Driving Park and their future plan*. President Charles Morrison an­ nounced that the Chamber had rereived invitation* to participate In M h the Orlando and Sanford (hriitm .n Paradea. Upon ditcua*wn it waa agreed to prepare a float anJ enter this year* par­ ade*. Union Cog wa* appointed chairman for the float. The lAogwood Children'* Annua) rhriatmaa Party waa on the agen­ da and Mra. Claude Layo waa ap­ pointed chairman and will be ae­ rated by reprttentalivei of the I-cal churchet and arginiiatJon* The longwood Fire Department answered a fire call at Mohley'i Comer on JT-M when one of the small home* owned by L. C. Gausin, Orlando, became Ignited by fire. The hr me waa occupied by Mra. BUI Hughra and tmall daughter .nd Mr liughea, who la In the Navy and at preaenl at a«a aboard •he ForreiUl. Cauae of the fir* waa undeter­ mined and ail personal effect! of To Hughe * famUy were burned or damage! la the amount of It .000. Due to the prompt arrival of the Ixmgwood Firemen aectioni or the building were aaved aa well aa two very nesr-by fx-me*. The barbecue held lait Saturday in Sunnythade Park' by the Long•sood Vo unleer Fire Department wa* a »ucce»a. Although complete rvtulla have not yet been received, approximately M person* were K n rd , and the firemen a rt an'icipaUng proceed* of about I3M. There note also leveral eath donation* to help build the fund In purthav* their auxiliary truck. Mr. and Mr* Harry Pyle and son hate arrived in town to tpend Iht winter, Mr. Pyle I* the *Urter at the Ben While Raceway and Mr*. Ft I* i» veil known a* an expert equestrienne. Mr. and Mr*. Arthur Thompion of We*t Fartntnn, Me., returned to their home on Wilma St. la»t weekend lo *p-nd the winter. Mr. And Mr* Roy Bowie* and son, Gary, sperii teverai dayi « 'h -elallve* in Tampa recently Itobcr*. Rrbcrtsoa, who I* ittending college in JackvonviUa, spent 'he weekend with hi* prr*nta, Mr. and M n. L. C. Robert. ion on Maine St We ere »orry to report that Ron Mobley «a* taken to the Winter Park Mir.iorial tloipltat last Sat- urday afternoon and la quilt OL Tony Hunter recently arm ed home after teveral montha is South America. Mr*. Maude Tupper entertained the Saturday evening Pinochle Club at her home on Maine 5L lift Saturday evening. Among tho«a at­ tending were, Mr. and Mra. Nor­ man Godfrey of Pearl Lake Height*; Mr. and Ur*. Charles Wale* of Fern Park; Lonl* Knoll, Jame* llollifter and Mra. Florence SunderWn. Rcfrevhmenti were v r vrd at the eor.cluiioa of t h r Me., on the return trip. The Horrii’a will spend the winter in FlotS Ida. Mr*. Lceillc Hunter 1* at pre*ml in New York City where the will spend v Mr time. . . . IS THE \ MOTTO OF OUR PHARMACISTS! Brine rour m e rriotioa to * * r •killed oharma-i eist* for com et compounding. F A U S rS DRUG STORE pan AM ftVTR THAT k . KtUEO HCMf S i Chmolet’i got your number among these 19 (cSrant 'em) new beauties y iS * u nw roAM * V i c o v m te r 7md seAPCH r a p taw T a r t o x p c x s ia m M tA k e -m s *- c /rx x if ffo p y ro r a w ( too m x u r e x T ' a c ivnroeD acxfr. TlJ- TTrOCfLeS 70 M . / r ThsrcAfW ■f A7TW/MTSmo/ a with Body by PUwr. What’U k be? A foGr-driw binhipl >wL\i w fwwYU* Legal Notice O lem let'a got two new hotieys. A Mtton^W^bnraA^hb) Ghovnlot iv T im r o r n r o r t u b r n r a r r J i im . k , s i h i v i i . i : ) ni v r i, I I.IIIIIII l , |* I ' l l i l R U L JN IlKi KiSTATH i)K joiiH o. e b s u n m DO YOU SEE GHOSTS ON YOIJR TV SCREEN? Perhapa your aat need* only 4 tune-ip. Phone ■* now for nrempt, expert rapalra. Moat Complete Television Keputr Department la Sanford noc*M*d I U . r i l l III I (Ht* AMS r» Msn v « SI A V l* ( i M .A IN * o il U K . t t is m A O tlM T A AfIS I * - T ’ n :» T i an4 each of ye a a r a he rehr MUHtil a tut required lo (•reernl an» rlatwi* and desaanda w h lr h vna, nr a lthe r of you. may h a v a a a a l n . t tha eelata ar J u l l X U r O N w t T , taraaaed, lata n ' . a id Counly, to lha Conn I t Judge of Remlnole Ctauntr. Florida, a t bla n lf ir a u lha eo«M hnusa or aald C a nniy ai daarord. Florida, wlihlw e l« h t ra t. a ndar rnnnSha tram the lim a nr lha fifal yubilrallnn r.f thla Hallo*. Kaih claim a r demand ahall ba la wvlllny. bnd .b a l l a ta l a t h a p l a r t of raal.ltn . . t a d p»at nlflca addraaa ar tb a claimant, a n d eii.il h* aararH ta by she e la t m .n i. • r a u o r n . y , and a n y attriv c l a i f » 1 ** A a d a b all U a iA M i r r . r o j c r ^ T MILLER RADIO u l APPLIANCE 148 & P u k Phono St W Wl w r ¥'///!/ **! / * 1 '4i ^ ^ ^ F iw itrw u rr/-.u a i, . fa , . ■• / ’ -J. .Ffv . r \t * r : a ^ .iw e r a ■ 1 ' g ' 1 1 J • . . a 1. • 1 ^ 'j J ■ 1 -rr- ; • wq l 1 •AJ J1L * JA i * j J. CL 1 f liT 1 1 i ' ^ H - �i Christmas Gift Edition an rv n rp F N D P rv T pa tly Christmas Gift Edition n f w st a p k r (jJ o d ru iA jd m } Sponsored by The Sanford Merchanfs A*f«ocfattott and The Junior Chamber of Comnuurca �'Jewelry Workers Cutting Prices On Real Gems If ih t'i worthy «f diamonds. ai StriE B -niN N E R LUXURY for fc; man: h»od-r*in!»d Limog** coffee and brandy rup set with Blotching coffee pol and Jar » 0t bis favorite cigars. IfP-IIATF- HIS Rif AVINO with an eleetrie shaver that mekrt fast, smooth, p!ea*ar<t work of the toughest beard. Shown here, IRemington fft Pe Lu*e. A man might buy a pair nf these huttofi* a* earrings and later give a matching pair for the cuffs Square ship*-* with round gold centers are the newest, twin hearts Ihe mml sentimental The buttons sell at 175 and SIM the pair. i.U 'P Y SOLUTIONS to g i f t Rullon typr earring* are hernm Jrohtems are rrs-fnled by »hi» ipg to almost every woman and glim leather ttr*- *-iif*r and this have hern in good style for so long nnw that investing several hun­ dred dollar* in diamond omamrnH of thi* type is safe from a fashion standpoint. Watches Soaring In Popularity As Christmas Gifts ■MAKE A BNOWMAN of powd. nr puffs In eUs* tumblers, crepo I paper eostume, tree-ornament pjMad, suggests Glassware Inati* g to te of America. WITH ITS OWN RIBBON, the f lf t of one of the new colorful portable typewriters is Indeed a jireerienl end beautiful Yula prevent. Shown la a Royal Be- p u R H e -F E R ra c r t u f if th * • re purse-* Is* container! of Yardlry'a Bond Street fro. trances, with puree and eye. tla s a ease by Bond Streak Ltd. Writhe* have bean soaring lo new popularity for gifting dur­ ing w e n t year* largely because they are, in addition in being a neretsily, an important fashion Item In the wardrobe of both mm and women. They are expeeted to he In highest demand for giving thi* Christmas with men becoming Increasingly eonscioua nl the fashion tastes nf their wives. Thera are new watch hrieelets for women deilgnvd to he an adornment rather than Juri a utili­ tarian means nf holding the watch In ths wrist, from which tn choose. There are the new tiny fashion watches, designed to decorate the rostume at well as tell the time Thesa are contributions to good grooming There’s a tradition among mar­ ried folk of all ages euggeiting the eichinge nf watches as gifts nn Important occasion* Thi* ha* been stimulated hy creation nf designs that match, while they also reflect (gmituty on the one hand, and maacvdlBity en the other. Men are alwaye candidates for witch gifts. If well equipped with a fina timepiece, he may wel­ come a rugged one frr sports. On the other hend, If he hisn't • fine watch, perhaps thli Chn»t. mas li Ihe lima to choose om for him. RING CNR BITMAR BELLA At Christmas gift to on# near y d dear, a ring carries with it a »nrm menage of affection and aantinsaaL, whether it be a aima sterling friendship ring, a nhstone ring or the all-import u t diamond engagement ring. B SUGAR PLUMS Ramova the pit from some prunee and replace tt with a almond nr half n walnut. Pinch t u b prune closed and roll in powdered sugar. Wrap Individual­ ly in cellophane or waxed paper and you have eugerpluma far their Christman stockings. Imagination, Extra Time Will Give Door Distinctive Gifts Come From Leather ,, In striving to find a sift that'* distinctive and aura to ba wtlcorned by any girl on your Hat. visit thr leather goods counter of your favorite atore. Here you’ll find a selection of smart gift* that are always in UBCOrdllOIIS AlT Make* thi* the merrir«l. brightest Yuletide ever by let­ ting the uofdv from the wellloved Chriitmav poem—"ind ail through the hoti«f" ie* the theme for your holiday dtcor-at'onv! A little extra lime and a lot of imagination put into your Christma« door ran give your home a feiiivo air that will delight the rhildren , *et a happy holiday mom) for your guevtv and aend your uwn Christmas spirit aoarins. Your Chnstma* tree will of rnurie, hold the renter of the stage in your holiday-bright hnnv* Slnre the time for enjoying the Christmas tree comes but once a year and always seem* too hn-f a Hmr, almnit every family pul* a In1 of loving interest an en. thuauvm into decorating It. Family tradition will more or lc*« d rt'rm n r how your tree will be trimmed but In other phavev of the Yuletide deror try excitingly new idea*. Us? the bright Chri‘tma« tree ball) in dutrni of imaginative way* String them on thin wire and outline your curtain valanrr Make gay mrlain ur hack* from the tm alrr ttn* Tie them on rib bon* and hang them at varying lengths for i dramatic -plash of holiday coor In your picture win­ dow. or an ultra-modern home, niakr a Christmas mobile of th e e gleaming hall* to catch and re­ flect the gow of the Christmas tree light* or candlelight. Turk these shining ornament* into a cluster r-l Christ ms* greens on your mantle and cirri- the ha:r nf the tall candles at each of the arrangement with them. Or heap them on a glass compote for add rd holiday glow. More and more families are ar* renting the true meaning nf Christmas with thrlr decorations Use the top of hook shelf or table for the Nativity scene or place a lovely Madonna figurine in an a r­ rangement of green* and randies There are many unusual and eye-ealehing way* of displaying your Chrtstmai cards a* a part of your* decor. String them on a rrd ribbon a* a swag, outline a doorway with colorful cards nr fasten them to a large wreath over the fireplace. For a dramatic ef­ fect fasten them to a trro cut from bright plastii m alrrul and light thrm from below with a concealed lamp. Make your Christmai feait even more memorable with a beautifully decorated labte. Wide rrd rihboni atretrhed across a white tablecloth with a huge bow and evergreen «prig* in the renter will make your table look like a huge, frilive gift parkige. fir, crate a Yulteide centerpiece from your choice of ever­ green sprays, cherry rrd randlev, a tiny Christmas tree, fruita and nuts, or flower*. So like the rarnl—"deck the halls' and make your home radi­ ant with Chrivlma* spirit. : \T Till: on H r ma le p -nble for Junfurnishing true-to-adult life inter-tom set* by Remeo Giving Of Gifts Important Part Of Holiday Season The giving of gifts has hern an important pirt of the holiday season ever -mrc the Wi-s 'ten and shepard- brought gift,' to the Christ Child in Rethleham Clifts expressing l ive and . ' h>I will are given all over the wr-tld at this time, but the bearer of gift! differs from country to country Christmastime Is Truly Party Time Oiriitmaitim* *t truly parti tim e Ih rti- arr <loz«*ni o f escusci fur entertaining fricruli during the holiday sr-ren! P*rh*j s your group has its own traditional Christmas parties. If not, this f* a good time to start a ttadiliuM in yovir circle. Ju*t a few of the many party ideas for this happy a-cnon ate; TREE TRIMMING I'AKTY —Invite your r|o*e»t friends to help trim your Christmas tier. Have your tree in pta<e, your sir rural Ions and light, a .-cmbird and let everyone join the fun of decor­ ating the tree. Punch and Christmss rookie* or your favorite friit rake could he served during the evening. < Hills I M \H OPEN HOI si: — Late fn the afternoon on Christ­ mas day is an ideal time for friend* to gather and exehaogo Christmas greeting* in person. CAROLING PARTY — If your group like* singing, it's fun to make the rounds of old or sh'utin neighbor* and sing carols in frait their homes. After the caroling, entertain the group with a late supper, HOLLY TEA — An Ida*! party for your bridge rlub or a gm ip of women friends during Ihe holiday*. Part of the fun nf this party would he decorating a lovely tea tal)i« with Christmas greens and kit* of gay ip n g t nf holly enhanced by (all, rrd candles. EVERYONE, CANDY COOKS will be happy with a gift t'f «n accurate thermometer. This model is % combination candy. Jelly and fr"ttm g temperature monitor. However, in -ear, hing for gift that is in a lower price range than a handbag, there Is a wonder, fully varied choke of gifts to suit •very budget. Every girl loves smart leather accessories that she is proud to ute and that will keep h rr handbag well organixed. Consider a hand­ some wallet styled to the feminine ta-ite in a illm, elegant style. Or a pur*e-sup notebook with perfora­ ted sheet fog lists «r memo*. There are address books, key holders, leather covered compacts and coin pur.es for gift-giving. Many of th e e are available in matching leathers, colors and sty­ les to solve gift proobtems of the future. Shopping for (hat certain girl's gift, need not bo .difficult if you give thought to the many purse andi vanity table accessories a gal ran “ •ft For her purse there are many In America, children look forward many Items . . . such at punr-«lre to inla Claus, who carr.e, his perfume fTscort complete with liny gift, in a pack on bit hack and i> siphnn. tablr and travel atomizers, drawn in a thigh by eight prancing' fold- away comhv. purse-tire hair irindecr. He fill* the stockings, bruthet, pill boxes, mlniture- x«h hung by the fireplace, and heap* trays to rarry in the purse, lipstick away with the aid of a leather pre rnti under the ChriMmav tree. mirror*, lighters, cigarette catet. m o to r c»r map case with pencil Alter the Christmas Eve fca»t in rompacts, cosmetic kits for the flashlight for night use. Give Poland. Mnlhrr Mar . who i* purses, key chains and key cases auto key ehaln* with appro, tlre-'cd like an angel in a while and jewel cases in sues for her prlate Insignia as an extra robe and veil, distributes the gifts bureau or her traveling bag ■locking atuffrf. aftrr I alher Mar, who is ’ hit to ppinty accessories she'll dole on be fear,d, listens to the children's are—lingerie, hosiery and handker­ prayers and catrchi<m. chief rases or hoses; gr,.co|or»d In Norway, they remember the boxet to hold her supply of tissues, birds and animal* with *urt and plastic boxes just the right sire for and many, c h o ic e \h r ave* o f zram tied to trees mtnicure essentials Legend ha* it that a pine tree and rooftop*; rxtra fodder is pro­ many others. sheltered the Cbriit Child during vided for the cattle. the flight of the Holy Family C mdles shine from every windowfrom Herod's soldier*. At the in Ilavarla, to light the Kmtkind family huddled 'neath the tree, the pine dipped Its branches to hide on her way from home to home them—until the soldiers pas-ed on. .she is the messenger of the Infant And. when the dinger was over, Jean-., and Bavarian children be- So many legend* attendant to lin e that *hr brings them their Chrtstmai are associated with the baby J e m hlfssed the tree . . . if you will cut the cone gif! She -.•cars a white robe and plant* and flower*' iengthwisa at Chriitmaittme. you ha* golden wings. Here is another one you may not WRITING T W O S O M E th a t In Holland, Hutch children wait have known! A little Mexican waif will tc« the Imprint of the Holy make* a useful gift. Fountain’ anx i'U»ly for the arrival of SI. Nic- bad no gift to take to the cathedral Infant's hand. pen, cartridge-filled. With com* hoi**. |»rr««rd in traditional bis­ at Christmas. A* she slowly picked -anion pencil in beautifully hop's rube* nf black, hr carries a her way lo the church a strange CHRISTMAS RUBLES matched set. By Waterman, eroner and wear* a mitre. He weed caught h rr eye and she i n h ­ The first ornaments to trim a brings gift* for the children which ered it to take with her. Chrtstmai tree were—apples! Pol­ MORE TREE TRIMS When she knelt to place this ished to rosy brightness, they were he places in their wooden shoes Here's an Idea: Buy a bahy weed upon the altar, she saw in tied to early trees with bright standing in the chimney corner. liifts are given to the Swiss chil­ amazement that the humble weed colored ribbon* and string* Ap­ Christma* tree for your own room dren by a radiant angel who rides had blossomed a* a Pmnsetlia—or ples are said lo represent thr fall and trim it with the prettiest rard* in a sleigh drawn hy six reindeer Flora de Noe he Buena (the Flower of Man In the Gaiden of Eden, I you receive. Or, decorate it wiih English rhildren wait for a Sants nf the Nativity as It is called in and his reclamation by the birth ,biu of gay ribbop from your Chrisk m u gift wrapping. of the Savior. n a m e , who looks very much like Mexico). our own Jolly elf. They also find gifts tied 1t> a Christmas tree. In Spsin, the Three Wise Men de­ liver gifts as they continue their way to Oethlrham. * r o u m il l a t In old Russia, "Babnushka." car­ nnd rying a staff and many toys, goes from house to huuia in tier search A N D E R SO N for the Christ Child. "La Befana," mystical wanderer In srarch of the Christ Child, de­ livers gift*. Ilk* the good fslry she is, to Italian rhildren. She Is re­ presented carrying a broom and Your favorite corner drug1 store goes from house to house. Legend Says Pine Sheltered Christ Flowers Associated In Christmas Tales beautiful is all dressed up with thousands g ift ideas COME IN AND SEE — States Florals Christmas and plants, ef course, seem to be kindred; so—It li not at all amazing tn find that Various state* have taken "Christ­ m as'' florsl* at their state flora. Oklahoma ha* the mistletoe . , Maine the pine cone; Utah hat adopted the lovely Blue Spruce. c o m p let e C CARE PACKAGES You can spread Christmai Joy oversell to needy famIUea through CARE parkagei. Net enly food, hut rlelhing paekagae are made up and eent in your name. CARE stands for Co-operative for Ameri­ can Remittances to Everywhere, Inc.__________________________ DRESS THEMSELVES? WELL, YES—with a little kelp from their lucky "little" mother, That'a whet the new end exciting dolln can do. —— Lentheric UN!: 0K Ladies Cosmetics WHICH INCLUDES THE FANTASTIC NEW "ADAMS R ill" PERFUME MAX FACTORS "ELECTR1QUE" BHULTON'S SETS • • • • SPECIAL ESCAPADE DESERT FLOWER FRIENDSHIP GARDEN OLD SPICE I7 W T 7 T T T T T E iW U L illIL ADVICE ON BOORS Choice of book* for giving to youngstere at Chrlitmaa time this year will be made easier by seeking advlre ef elarka trained to knew what hooka era beat far what ages. frTOR Gal Can Use Purse, Vanity Accessories [om] L*it» in4 hut * gifdike touch of luxury. Thi* look of lux­ ury I* not a matter of price. but i* due In thr rich beauty and wellknown wraring- quality of r»al leather. Here are sift* that gtr>.* mor» cherished and more Leautlfal through the yean. o f course the • land-out Uatlfer gift it a handbag and the fa-hi -nw-iie selection of leather* and ity* com plete UNE0F Mer WHICH INCLUDES THE NEW "MUSKETEERS" SETS OF TOILETRIES RVP.RY- * WHERE Christmai greetlnga. - lie , I* shown a rotnifu! card heller for home uia that eomea > with attractive mailer. By Hell* Lentheric COMBS and COMB - and - BRUSH Sets V OLD SPICE SETS ^gw w nw w lm ew .1, MAX FACTOR SETS YARDLEY S SETS fibudtJwL fiayfiA. lm f ^ J / r t m i G t r m t u n L Y O U R P < > m n lf / r YOUR FAVORITE MAKE Liberal Trade Ins D R U G S T O R E HHUMMEL'^yiGUXgs ‘" ’ "•'h g u m s F R A N K NOELL, Jeweler WALGREEN AGENCY DRUG STORE "On Th§ Corner By The Clock" �a the sAVFonn herald C h ristm as C lift Section m. su ppers I inti* j ., i,'-* iiu not! n r , W uirfful gift* for him nr her. a 's v 1 Singing Of Christmas Carols Forms Big Part Of Joyous Holiday Time of toft p ’-ni- Iratuer, *nft trough to C t The singing of rhrittm a, earoK . . . whrthrr a .ma'I lam It group taih errd around the piano, a group out dun r* in the *itllne** of the nigh'- or ih* revnunding m iret ■of a ehirin .-hnir. Inrm* »n in iejr»l part of thu J->yuut holiday *ea«vn. It fn >t wouldn't teem like tTifi'lm *. wtlhmil our fivonir rarult We diav nir lavnr’ir* from Ihe old t» loved raroli of many countne* The time-himuird L ur-pcn caro!t were brought to tin* rountry bv ihe early »c11le«• of Ament >. Vitc-le lliirlii l 1 I nine, AH To faithful" I belungr.t to no one in narttruiar amt wat eventually tranvlatrd Into l i t ddletent langu Sou feel that ■ hrulnia* !• I g r , and diale.l* really he'* w-ticn you ttait no ' tw*v in a Mange: ' Luthfr'a parking decoratin' * and putting Ihmn for children, came to u> up Ihe t**e f or di* online the from tlermany England cave u , home with ttftditiot al or anginal tpirtiod ‘'find Keit You, faru ie> ni*ket the tratun at full Merry i.eniiemon " and from of Chii.tm*. *• * holly berrv f ralire we inherited ti«e lira ill* Safely ronaldarfttioM thould ful it lloiy \ighi •" from Cutrat* high when picking ynir trre , r|a r4n,# ‘ Silent N'ght, Holy for. ariotding to tnr National • Hoard of Kite I 'ndet »i licit tbe ‘Hire* Aineri am rnnehed our treeis Chri»tm*f greatr.t haiard heritage of lovel* > hristma. earThey vugfe at- * h«o.e , .mail nl. by giving ... ‘.here wh.ih are •* '• »»*P I* outdoor until *among the world v favontm today. trw d * " hefoi# vetting it up If In l»4!» a \l a•iai hi|«e|t v I nitar >">' have l*n4'- r >* * live tiee, Ian min «ter\ Edmund II Neart, ' » ' ' r «h# dirt with foil and p'ar.t mn.po«ed It fam e I pun a MidIt afterward.. Saw lh» butt of a night Cirar Ten veart llirr. Dr. rut tree t|ant\u*e and ttand u John llenrv Mopkint Jr . an Kpiain a tub nf water: locate it away rnpahan lector from Mdlumtport from a fireplace, rv it or raditor; Da . compmrd Imlh tho word, and avoid untreated paper or rotlon or mime lor Ate Three Kingt nl omamrnit C .e electrle hfhtv Bethlehem Are " with the111, (Cnderwrilff* U * *» lJ"l* Town of 1^1111*11™!,*' horaloryi mark . . never u.« Pvrliapv Hi* he.t known and mo t randlev! Don't run ele.lrje tiainv ^ l o i r d "< ■» American taroD, a round th* baae and don't utr out- wa* WT'«,,,n lfl Hr noli, a vuung Kpitcupalian let* or plug* under the tree. mmivtcr nf I'hiladelphta. A trip When ynur Iren it vet up, w.rn tn the Holy (.and wat hit impuathe lop to the molding nr win dm* frame, using anr-elhing tile tmn fur tlie carol. A churchman, John Pierpont, light aluminum wire whiih i* la- eompo-ed thr gay Chrutmat tong. Season Is Rich In Joy, Legends, Over World A< a new C ri.tnn* *r»*nn eonin 'round again, tt i» interesting to look hjfk on the very tradition of the holiday ilaelf. No other ob*ervanre la »o n rh wnh myth, Irgrnd, fart and fancy culled from the world over. In the eatlievl da>t of Chrlvtianlty, Christmas » o not a f«-» ttval at all. And. before the fifth f M o u n ts M '.t.lM tT — a har-d- rfntury th rrr »a» no e«tablivhr«l inni# ct?ftr humidor of antique opinion a. to when rhrittm a* wa*p Solan In hand-poll,lint niahi*- nborved on the r.t lender. liaiet y*i»y with d r if flitter In genu- in month* a* varlmi. at January. Ire horn, tty Punhltl, Matrh. Apid and May—a* well a* in December were discussed at the day of Nativity in the rarlicst d a n of Christianity. In Ihe first two reniuriet after Chrivl't birth. It waa rerorded by early hitloriant that !h« birth oe. rurred on Wrdnc.dav, December -in alto „„ l l , December 2th. on rI'riday. « lh and’alio attrih'ilfii in v'arioui other day. in Ihe week. In Ihe Calendar of Philo, alut I1M \ ft i It 11 Mated that in • Year I after Christ Ihr l/vrd. Je m . Chri*l wat born on Decernber 2th, a f'nday. and IMh day of the new moon"—though In fact T lf v s r .lis r , COMPANION for —Derrmber, 1 A D. I. wat a Sun­ tran-o -the go: ITgaVin kit with day. ?i mnvabl* tray tomtftlnlng af. Early ehrnnrtlogitia hav* various­ t ter*h*virg Inllon, i-ologn* and ly atvocialed Ih* birth of Chrut druduraid, Hy Sporttman. with aymholitm altvndint to th* i __ many annivervariev devoted to the ctralinn of the tun. Certain l-alm* at early at the year 3U. tran«ferred the birthday fmm January «lh In Drcrmber 7th, whirh wat then a Mithratr fea»t nr birthday nf th* unconquerrd tun of rhilncalui. Th* Syrian* and Armenian* of contplrunua. that period clung tn the January Don't |savi Ire* light, an when Sth oht*rvane* and areuted Ihe it itn’l nerettary and •tpw ally Homan* of aun worihip and idoia- when th* family ,.n t home Check »oyour tie* regularly to ae* if needIn iht lat* third and early la near th* lig h t, are turning fourth reniuriet, the featt nf |)e- brown and. if they are, niov* tlipper eemher 2Mh waa observed »n Ihe th* light* to annlher apol. nnvy blue with Weal from Tbrae* tn Cadit, while WtM'o I »'In n ; r u r. rnl uptnrl in th* bail -in lb* nyranttum empire, the January Pth dal* waa WHh black solo.t. Ity Taquii* celebrated. In the tV irtian ebunh the fca tlval of the Nativity of Jetu t rhri«l I* to rlruelr atvoelaied with Epiphany Hh* eninmemoranon nf the lt.ipt»»li'm i that ........ : ■ - -- -no -- hiafnry - nf , T H i* t V o l m a i m a k e yn«ir n » v Chnvtma. it complete tmlem botn wrM(|ll ^ )(mr are Itwtke.f at logrihrr. (lw>r Epiphany ha, been celebrated In ^ u>. wir. #n. t the Teuton,c -eat a . k W * .tlv a l lh, fnr h .,lf ,ny of the Magi . . . it ha. been called Br|vl ^ hww -r in,„ . nri], lh* r*vt nf the "D rrlarattnn." nf and wrap thickly with rrumplrd the “ MftnlledHwm." of Ihr ^“ Ap- ,jMU# T„ ^ parition, ‘ or aimpif, Twallth 4j p|4rM aiih aarttig. DRESSES I TV# f.ivnr vitth ttunirs a t Tfinv Mud gw, IniiulItJin |*«*gf I Nil in vr, Cecil T im er. Nellir Mum .N Itile l it Ih e I i i v i m v in uti­ ll nut ed, hut the |irne«t v ie w rll w ith in the limit-* nf vm ir hml- g e t. Size* 1 ." ; • I I ' j . 2 1 '. , 7 In 1*i. 10 . 10. Safety Precautions Now, Will Pay Later As Yule Time Starts "Jingle Belle" which hav twien popular for alm>M a century. A new- Chriitmai tong that It non ,hrmr -.,*m # , hl ,1T ,tV;ng „ ,4„ nf , , U„ |C U vonl, nf ,ht 1 ‘ r i i T s $ . i . n s - J 2 I .A S SUITS S u itln c tnit hp'itilifnllv w h e r­ ever v mi go. line - i i i l ' hv Z im in lire nutdr nf 'lit It fd h rii ' i-> vvnnl, wind ,vnd irt'ltMiere. gitlt.irdine .mil I ’.ilin Iti-arh. »i£g h Id. 5 I 1 . 1K FORMALS H r r r 't a anund MiBceslinn from S.vnl.t c u e v m u f.ur I til l it Invrlv fnrtttill from m u w hirling seleelitm . Tour 'i v l r , rolnt nnil Mto tv hern Blouses f'n r v n il' »|ilrilcd srp p ii.ilr * th iH o r it p k irt from n u r ;trr;t>. S ire 10.T*i. Cnrcltirov s, wnnlw and fl.v n n rl' Catches Attention Nothing aitd. to much to the mago- of Chrutmat at houvet to gov with outdoor daw-tooUaos that they term to call out "Merry Xtfht. I k tllU Kate I'ftij ( in (fiata a r'hriatmat" tn every patierhv. There are so many won-lrtfiil rn tti Wv* hvwith arntury th* A lterin g variety of w-reatht fnr way* rhrivtm** obiarveti nnir Iprph mdlK1T1, in4 „„,door.. . , Ino ,, let . your tuttue Olptrn »s W B JtM O It, ADD whirtr -tyl #d lile ,|*d'« to hi* quota ol nr noiamg a nrl tovt, lit'* bolding • fio Brinr colorful printed hrenat inted with lirent* l otelv rn h ra for nl hom e fnr Christm nw. M rr.ik fii'l lim r In I h r m nrning nr h rd lim a nl nlR ltl. sh r'II |n»r t h r a h a rm . Ihe rm n fn rl, Ih e etm v cn ien re nf n u r g ilt rnheo. l)u illrd , rn rd u rn v , fl.m nrl. nvlnn *Y rnl Inn. I f gift thopping fur the men on ynur flat ha« you somewhat baf­ fled. eonurter lhc*e augge<liona for bappy rhrlilm a* morning aurpriaea! When leiiurr wear la being conaldercd. one thouldn'i forget ]oun gmg robe.’ If* romet.me. hard In persuade a man that hi. old mb# ia replaceable, but imarlly ■tyled wool gift robe* will be the clincher In convincing him that th# old one hi* icon betmr betK daya! A terry tlnih cover-up *fnr aftrr hU ahnwer. JBylad with a big b pr>cklaving gear, at to hold all h it thavln tt'a Meal far locktr room roon wear, It fiat around hu walat to you ran buy with an worry about g#dttng •Ko|i. * • tea prraant# hammer and art af arrow driver* rtiim a* itarhltif" elf I wrapping, which ala* fl#rlfl*v «w pegboard, Latter provide* a »p*ea far every haaia the h«bt *ite If ha Iravali a lot. check eh the lift ideal in bright plaid laid plavur travel taar. On cat* bold* hoi Ava mrhi* or t ear for Hatckiaa r hnii r nf c n ln t'. plnut nud fit n e t. $ 1.1111 l o $ l . ! I S - S 1 9 . 1T8 CHILDRENS DRESSES nv M ilrl. anm e nf Ihe fnhrlrt* lire p rin lp , plnids, ru lln n , rham * l*ia*v mid nvlnn. S ire 1-1, 1-6g, 7 -IJ . I 'n ff hleeves. su rp lir* n rrk . ru ffle s , lung tn r'iia . full s k irts unit nh an m an y m in t s t 'l r s in rh"u--r front, S W up GOWNS O ur h rn u lifu t d im m e r s ore an In telv , we’ve o hnrlies, full length gwwns, nvlnn gnvvn find rnhe s e ls , p.t- j.’tm iis. hrd jn ik r ls jii't nhnul mtv si vie in n nndtl ttn n l. St/e 12 - 10, I’ ink, Mile, w h ile, reel. j.t .n s - $ io .n o SLIPS T h e te ’s nt.inv* a 'l i p h e ir, an dr;ir In fem inine he.ir is ! S l/e •12- IK. to vv;i“h in .v I vv inkling nnd wp.ir fm pi.iriv .. ..... . your hall ran he made nf paper add eolor wilh a rol*t*r of Chriti mas tie# hall* . . . nr center it with a tparkbng >i*r made of stiff • liver foil, To lend added drama , to .* .door way in th# ttadi nna mood, .-tcape * a twag of evergieenv over tl e d—r These Suggestions May Help In Buying she w .tn l' .i 'tv en ler, I tinii'i- In i g ill front nur hig, v m ii-rl roller* hull nf eveUing v n r.iler fn 'h iu ii', vu u r f.ifl w n rlh y m lu n s , nt.ikr giuid slnckittg M itllrtv K ill h e r t h r t 'l nuts ' t r» ek i n g w ilh 'l u r k i n g ', \u il i i r ’i f nv h u t' sh* Inld N.inl.i she w im ls , . . Sire ' 1 • • I I . 'InH id \ Nehel ROBES the focal pouM "f Interval, to tepoeuane*. ftmnt door, gat*, nr mailboy c a lif dororated that It hldt all It tv aatd that ih# faaat of i fo r a eolorful mil door w realh n.e Yuletiiie callert a mrrry welcome. Baptlam, or th* day of th* Savtof | ftwn ( huwrr eurtam fabric. If you favor thr traditional d<our'* birth ohterved on January fatten p*iky how a of the mater, corotlons, you'll pTobahly want a Mb. waa mod In aoparata th* na­ kal alternately with rlualert of , lovely Chrivlmat wreath for ynur tural binh day from tho thought tr*« ornament* e* ftbled P«n*, l)o<,r. Th„ , , t# „ „ | r that in lit* Baptlam, th* Saviour . . . .... , Sending a wir* coot hanger into Mak* a log l«w with long .trra- , Wrr,f wtrtPlf ,.f P4ff waa reborn through Uv* Ifoly Spirit. Synoti) nmua with fh* Epiphany nver* to eonceal th* hanger and lrrrn t (0 it until the wreath i. a obterrad I* Ih* hin ting of th* your wreath will withtland all complete rirrlr of gteenrry. T»p vpnnga and river* from which kind* of weather. It with a hug* red hn«r , . , tie A crisp and pr*Uy wreath for pin# rones into th* branches , , , the water it I wired for baptitm. plate*. ttv Serhitt. s j/e 11*111, T n ii've h riiid h r r liinl Hose „ « „ ,,o l,em nf .Ks '* • //'"«»'> . b 'trl.a rm m r ipu< lpriK, rr)Ur pinf nf * hn.tm ».. ttith a I........ ««**w rrlttl h(<f amt early pl«niit* you w a«»d. with pirhirs wire. T r r to keep « rh ”* In howth aantury tpain and (M, , , hc. uUy hou e no th . Arman)#, lh* mnnth prior in Ept- U v „ t i , , Wr ^ ^ nt ,h#wef ,B ’ ,r your floor, it ahoul,! li­ pbany waa a km* of failing and material, and faaleti lo U r t * * H 1 * 1 'l ^ Even thu h i* bat Ha origin In baking nip* fo!d*d,*tltehed Ingrthihe anetent festival nf Ihe Nil* ee and attached lo yovir heiiger where N u rotated Uiaf th# Nil#'* frani*. Emt»h al the tup with a cowater* wer# at ill puratl , , . aelt* of gifl wrapping rlbtnn and of Chnvtma* ornament* alto, in th* neupagan featival of a Huster ' , , , _, . . . „ , . T ry a few original idea* of jour the Bulb of Aron where after an _ 1 __ ,_ ___ u _ , _ all night ritual at flute-playing, own. using material* you have * dancing and tinging, “ Knrr, the round ihe houae. S»* what you ran do with lac* Virgin gava birth lo Aron, (a 7 7i ^ t i i . . . I ,^i aun deity . . . ---, I. P#per doi in. opea o * M.ng befor. the birth of Cbri.- ■"«« g r e e n r»rl;* p a i-r. V « l l h « a tlanity, of real arrump * ' -December 2th wa. ---— cele- ' fun . . . and, a feeling , braird by th* Angloa with all- j li»hmrnl making your own Christnight fevltvaLi and vigUa at the mat wreath. Mart nf th* new year. It wav called "modraneebt" oe "mother a Sweaters $ IDS - $10.0,8 any and Eivtw with ierttral. and. <SUr1ln(f rctipm i, rltea. *rvd th* phyviral c -.c|r birth of f b n k . . . not wnfely rw- „ and hiitraliont. - S S .ilS Todav we have a rich hertti-e of glnriom Chrivlmat earolt which make the Yuletidr tea ion lovelier and full of meaning year atlrr >*ar. Make Own Wreaths This 1955 Holiday Outside Adornment your *11 IKK S i l l U T S aa vmir a man C lim tm*, list nf thinjr• ft can at*»y» u*e. Shown here, cotton sport *h'rt In hrnwn *'id Mur rheckl. Washable. hy Van Ilf u«ro. T u p ' on Ihe IU) it hew iti long h ln il'C '. Itl r.1 v It * t It ;t I i im gr from g l,m in im i' In th e me*'I |n iln m l. >in* .TO-11, riivt'it, nv Inn, rnl Inn and silk. Skirts - $11 ' $ 2 . 0 S It) $ 7 . 9 S and highlight It with ornament* nr ^ . . . , , . . h ‘*e a variation of th* holiday wreath, an errrs-ern tU r fan » ^ m lH hv c 1ha i i k r i t |#lP,h, t n a r u i r ir mi Ml firmly w wlr i' ,Bf , p ||l), of tr „ ,rry etn-niood * t a is can he ctrwted from painte<t rhirken wlra iqueered to­ gether In th* tenlr. Thn form » •tar of sparkling tmvel 'over tlua background. Complete the duorplet e hy fattening rhrittma* t ir e hall* on tlie enter edge of the chicken wire. liiant make-heliev# candy caret, ] ted foil Clirtatmaa atockirig*. Savia Claui figiuea, nr white angle and •nonr flake rut-out* tnounted on d lrk P \l*r to covrr ihe door * r* • f*’r '*• altra, tir. door deem at ion* you ran chnove. A aland-hy favorite that's al­ ways beautiful ft tb# door apriy of eveigreen* with a clutter of orna­ ments. pin* rone*, or paper (wilt fattened to it. Altvay* finish a •pray with a perky how of gay red rihbon. Your favorit* tmr* rarriet a waather-proofe*! ribbon tor outdoor ute. f^t bright tiring* of ooutdoor Chriatmat light twinkle a greeting from your house. Twine th*nt in the *v*rgr**nt framing your door­ way . . . trim your outdoor evergreen tre* with them . , , f*tlnon lh*tw around ■ poeeh or entry . , . or m,tltn« window! for g chert) t — 11 SHIRTS lle ti'e n S h ir ls g n ln rr hv ( nn- j nnd T tiln n e: S i/e lin e n ln l. Ilalin n . c o n s m n liv e nnd w hnl ev er 'l> le will ehnnar. | L rle 'ig n s Jj 1 W ide v n rirlv nf ro to rs, de nnd no reit'iutiihlv priced inn. - j j K $:i.9f>- $7.!i:> f n r Ihe young m an are o u r rn m p lrte line nf Itnv s ' • -t'liitl and die** we.ir hy 'L ile v 's nnd 'lu u n re h 2 III I ii. SUITS A g ifl ntnsl likele In a tierred* nlnrka . . rnvnn n re ln le , nr Inn K wmils hv I,red*. S i/r 2S-I2. T he ah o rl-eu t In a man'* h e a r t ..............n anil from Co tv .1n'» O re nnd Iw o hul* tun slvle*. tt*«iirted put* le rn s nod s h i p s . Knytm A re !a le nnd All Wool In rhn»e from . $0.95 - $16.95 $29.95 - $19.95 SLACKS �*1 fAWTOtD IfCTALD {stilus Gift Section Lounging Robe For■Christmas -DAVEE. DAVKR CROCKETT* has been acaled down to a com. inlonahla iir*d doll for young C d ie a bv Cund. _ _ _ _ _ _ ■ E L I , HAUL LOADS of fun .■sound the yard, with thla hand• a p tly deaigned trieyrls appronamed Tow-Trtke. How many times h ire we heard and tillered there linear One of the beit aeleethmi to the ftft aelection problem ii to lira men clothlagIn iport ihlrti, for example, there are many new development!. Amonj them I* tha ihlrt-jsrket, which ii Juil right for caiual win­ ter wear—'TV evening, or Jurt athome lounging. It'* made nf wooJ I flannel ihirting In colorful plaldat Florid I*m have come up with aomi inter eating new notei In romfortable catuil shirt*—the mod­ ified ' ‘Italian** ityllnga, the em irt wool Jerseys, and colorful aheer wool printi. Another Floridian atyle |i the matched »hjrt and Jarket Thla con•tat nf a short sleeved, wool )er*ejr ahirt with a low atandlng collar and a long aleeved matching patterned Jacket. Readily adaptable to more formal occasion* are the in-or-out ahicla that can he worn with or without a tie Mrn*» wardrohea a rt ahrayi light on the aweiter aide The new amarHy-atjled wool aweatera have trickey pattern* Uii* year deaigned to give a broad shouldered look. One new one ta in fine wool with a gay Scandinavian de»ign which forma a *‘V" In ihe eentrr of the cheat and tapera to pointa at the tip of the shoulder*. The traditional open-V for more formal occasions la available In bright of light soft Santa Claus is Famous Town At Yule Season - - _ Ranta Claus, Indiana 1i tti« ninit famous nf a!! lo*m hearins name* associated with Chriitmat. Except far a coincidence, *b» nam* of the town way hav* h**n any of a number of' Icia colorful nam**. Originally, tha n»ma d»*tred • a* Santa Fe, but official* in Washington im jM ted the to*n ha given another Rarer, ainr* th e n area already a Santa Fa in N’rw M*ilen. On Chriitma* Eva, ISSt, tha townapeopla gathered to e»!ed another name, hut one n im i after another wai rejected, until “Santa Claui" itreda into the meeting to gat warm. He m in coitume, and with hi* arrival everyone knew • hat the name of the town wcutd he—Santa Claui, Indiana! wool. The tenni* aweater haa found new uaea thla yrar with the whole family wearing a familiar white, red and navy pullover for hikci, or Juat plain relaxing. All Ages Treasure Gills 01 Jewelry At Christmas Time Gifts fwm the jewelers for children range ell the way from the traditional allver spoon or cup for hahy't ' ‘first Chriatmaa** to ring* and watches for th* teen-age group. Silver plare settings for fhlldren are graduated from the tin­ iest alia* to almost adattstied knives, forks and spoons. Jewelry for children, too. atari* at the im illeit aliet. Ctrl* n( aR ages ehsrlah hlrthitone rings, lockets and charm bracelets. Teen­ ager*, especially, like compact*, necklaces of Imitation pearls and rhinestona Jet elry for parties. Boy* appreciate Junior coun­ terpart! of Pad'a accessories, such as niff links, tha rlaapa and initialed licit buckles. A hoy's er girl's “first watch" ia always a memorable gift, and ana especially appropriate far ^Christmas. Watches ire practically a *nt— M» r children af-P h o O M W a g l'M d ' thto* are 'Mftly iH » t availabta to meat lha need for ■turdy, dependable, modestly pric­ ed time pieces for tha small fry. f[ct Hubby's Christmas Present Create Spot That Is His Alone E very *"»« > M da (*M COT* — — — — — — ^ r r ^ r .^ V ^ T V Badim Baron • H I I ^ i n M M S l A ^ I A r B n U B ^ I f E BIGHT TIME to thrill tha family with a handsome new television aat for the living m m , while the eld ae- la moved into e dm »r Into the ch'ldren a room. Hew modela reflect not only advance In reception hut imarter more decorative cib.r.rting. Shown here la tha RCA Victor 21 inch deluxe Clenwood In modern low-bay atyllng, many of which are portable. Popular Radios Tha growth In popularity of too radio-clock combination with autrw matle controls for tuning In anv tuning out apecifle programi at determined time*, aaiurea theie rrodf’.i a great vogue for Christmaa giving. Phonographs and record players, which include everything from hifidelity models for the muale lover, down to Inexpensive little aeta for Hew models rang* from tho the klddiea to take to camp, offer hindtomely designed consoles — a wealth of gift g.vlng opportunity. with a strong trend toward low-boy rtyltnc—than can become the most Important piece of furniture ha the living room, to portables, “rot] trowndi** and table modela of uni­ que efficiency and fine decor. Karl Spoorer, P^dger southpaw pitcher, it living in Hollis, S'. Y , and selling autombllea to Brooaljrn. INN TV Guarantees Delivery for Christmas! Closet Accessories Always Welcomed By Fastidious Folk fctWh SO,000 BTU output far plenty et dcu% gtaudy. thrifty heat-fast I I '-I’l 1 ■ ».--*« HlWf ll m^— Pv**„ g^p - J . V — Therm’s exclusive IllF -U fto eri Jue* turn the dial...end slartric laig-LI(hleg Ufhta the homer. Ho mstrhe*. No fuse. Rueh delightful notions ewalt your choice for Yuletiria preterits. Closet accessories and “neat-and**dy“ helpers aro always welcome gifts for fastidious folk. Matched.In-cotnr elosel eniemhie* ran give a guy or gal muchneeded spare in cramped areas; • gift lift for the elo*et are metal or wooden shoa racks that hold from • to H I pairs of shoee; end Ihero are skirt hanger*, blouse hangers, He and halt hangers for the finest that ara efficient ar­ rangers In a minimum space. The fastidious person will wel­ come sets of hangers—dainty quilted one* for the girls, and shape-conforming coat hangers with trouser hers for the men. A full-length door mirror is a gift every family wilt welcome. Shoes wdU look better, last longer when gifted with sets >ef sho* trees. A personal hamper for the bedroom clout la a amart gift choice, Surprise Friends By Making Own Christmas Cards This year why not ghre your Christmas cards a truly personal touch hy making them yourself? Tea’ll find H‘s ftm to 4e and that yeur friends wilt ho doubly thrilled with the extra thought and Uma that wait Into your bolidir AR yeuTt weed hs a pair gf actssore, transparent glue, and earns tnexpenslva materials frsm your fa varite atotteuery or vwrohopto tee • smart card. Let ■ttoriola wHfc tateroetlng tan* torn grotto tho desired effect. Um pough construction paper. ■Moth metonie paper, bite of y r n . tfao*T poper, lace doDlee. ayrigg of real rretgtoon and oat ANOTHER WINN IV FIRST - 1 YEAR GUARANTEE O N A L L T .V . SETS tVICE — PICTURE TUBE �'Campus Belles May Like Stockings, Socks From Santa Delicate Thing Called Spirit Is Often Lost Children Love Toys, All Treats fly DOROTHY V. WHIPM.F. M.D At* Nrwtfrature* Chrltlma* tn children mean* \P N'rwtfralure* That lender drlirate lomethtng laity treat* and toy*! For grownup called ( 'hrtvlma* Spirit i* often Io*l Probably the m--.i popular gift Saniai there'll be no ihopping hy the waynde in Ihe hiitlle and for rampu* belle* i* » new lupply problem*. There I* a wider •elec­ huitle and )u«t plain work of tion than ever before of evening, of *tocl(mg* and »ochv—the move i hrulma* Don't let it happen in practical and educational toy*, the merrier your family. game*, coitumr* and play equip­ Rut the well nlenti’ned Santa Chri.tma* |* * time when we ment for children of all age*. I can all *ho>* the belter aide of nuke hi* 'election with evre, fop Roy* and Curl* alike will h u e |he*f Jim-if glamor g.rlt have ,|e. fun with the new game*. There FRONTIERSMEN, Jl'M O R GRADE. Wll.l. TAKE to the eulinarv nunrlir* and not be emliarravted are 3-dimen>iona! rutout animal art* *eriou»ly thin ChrDtma*. it i* anticipated, with "chuck wagon" doing it Wp can *how our family finite Idea* on wh>t they want. game* for the pre-»chooI child: •et* »uch a* thl* eouipped with car* of teal Campbell'* po-k and how much we really love them He The <urvev putvel fir t!»it cla*«ic fairy tale game* for grade bean*. c««k hook for therowxirl and ir*l camper'* kettle, bv Am»co. can let our friend* and relative* Ibrte voting la ' know that they are imprrtaut tn u* ichonler* and iprlling. quirt and win con-ciou* and that thev like a too geography game* for older childi varied wardrobe of different l.el u* hope we do Ihi* *nmrwhjt rrn. Ivpe* nf ankle ami knee -nek*, pin* the whole year around hut mn*t Time-proven favorite*, log* and plenty of nylon* of ii* pull away from what we rill building block*, provide a variety Knee high ■•>,-*< lo wear with (cntimctitaltly and hide our feel of building and are fun and eduRermuda «ho-i» jnd ki t* al*n a -r tog* behind Ihe «he!l* we iue tn rational. nm*t* for itiml vmmg modern*. prolect our*elve* from hurt Nothing will thrill a young K<> Vavonte «t\lr of Ihe-e l* the wo l Rut at Chri*tma« the harrier* GttOD TI UN FOR ID E SI l l l 'l t , ptn-rlpally dad, at Chri*:roa* nr girl morr than a gleaming are down and the vrev he»t that * ,,mf Hn *',l he * ttuly oi.-dern vnaion ihe <omfottahle aim ehair, or cotton r b or cable knit, in cel* new bicycle! Bright enamel pattWhat I* more preeinu* to a In Japan, doll* were created in u* fthirr* out designed on a «wt*r! l a-e. to make i; ..,• y to walib tele*mon. or* lo match either •«eatrc» nr r n u , chrome trim* and while litll* girl than * gift* nf * g*y a* "•capegoat*"— they wete vhorl*. Do try to give the children thl. S a" * " ' ^ «idewall tire* Ju*t like older broth­ doll at ChriMma* time! Young go’ aNo b rie drfinilo feeling of the grwdnr** of Chrult dretifd, *i <1 fed. and generally er'* and auter'a bike . . . bur Frecioua puppet of cliildhhood m j, terlai* to make all i.ei* of Chml of t hri-lma* «a* full nf (rue love jtioiit thrir party niton*. the two »mall evtra wheel* at the day*, the dolt t* one of lire old- treated a* thnugh thhev were Kirn for little rhltdren Chri*l m )* deroralmn* C*e your tmacm and Itiend.hip, Ihrte . no u»e kill n ir) |,Ve them .h.-er .-nd *eam. bark prrvrnt lipping anil mike rat nf human InMItution*. In an­ alive lo ward of tevil from the ma* i* not a lime of |u*t receiving J,l"n ,r"1 ,Mrl >*’«r rhil.lrm con ding ymir-elf about *ome of it i „ ., |n ,un tan i-or. ilirb; «;llt it ea*irr for the youngttcr* to cient remain* of earlier *iHiel'e«. famitiei* chiklren. thing* chri.tm a* i. a mne „f IGbuling In the atnio.phere of yout ?u«t accept Ihe fad - life', like problem lfz* -io o fai or loo thin— learn lo ride. Among the Hindu* and .Mo. , har<ns cinblrm can get mi..-h )ov h,,mr doll* of clay, wood, b»no amt Hial Hut don't talk ibmil it touch will welcome the n n n*l -n »tci trh For "Irf* pretend" there N a I ivory, were found in chddicn'* bammedant where infant mar- ft m the family l h(l*t Then then-'* l!ie que«tlon of *••* off and get it done R * like forking*, which fit peilectly over wide variety of favorite-roitume* gra* e*. ii»g* pre*ail, elaboratcly-tlreueti m n p!;n* *t'hn*tma* prevent* Even family P*?,nS tave*—painful but nece* plump or gangl* Teg- •!** put an I to rhixt'c Irnm in practical, longII i* known that In earlier doll* with many brlongm*. are A'ou'll havp a Chriitmav rvee, *’*' " ,m'’ t*hri*lma* twr.enl* tn »*f>pretent no *ue problem. wearing twill and poplin. In the gill al marriage. and pn-hahl* you'll pul up tome BH* th*1 ^fr lutl plnu dutie* centurtr*. thr>*a doll* u»rd a, pre^nted . Rut gift* in Ihe (amde *re not So give Ihe girt. >-r your H I For the girl* there arc: cow. plaything* were connected * 'lh to* n A , u.‘# , nf 'I0' *. ** ( hri.tma* decoration* and then 'H ch *• you'd like lo feel lhat all bkr that Encourage the children .net* or *tnck;w;« -b.d he *uri girl Annie Oakley, Indian, *pare imagr* t,f taint*. coini icatei <y I e act jjjjjp package* will accumulatej ~ “ “ lli> give a* well a* receive Rut you clum.r the righi kind cadet and nur*e»' outfit*. In many aborigine group*, doll* that they are often u*ed for under The tree Itllb lv n f r.l KSIS don't go out and buy "*omethlng Fnr Ihe hny»: llotialona Sa»»id> • re made at the image of « deity mat'c rite* and are often kept a* t.et (he children lake part In ill k hal»t*r roe <.u.vpitiMe > ■ i* for sii.ie to gi*e Daddy " Indian, row boy. Rn> Rogrri. fire­ ard are (oniidcrnt aacird. They houaeholc, fetuhr*. thr.e artiwitie* t.el them feel * C‘f< f >r the h.u< l at *«-• I Sn«>e feel* Chri.tma* com man. policeman, »p.icr cadet and • tr entrutted to the children a* kmong the Kmgo of the O,. , hlt each and everv one of them ••Id to thr hn*pitalitv the family m£. ,be II enmy planning She'll of cuur»c . . . . Oat > Crockett l.itt of their trliglou* imtluc-' nnge free State. , girl i. given ha* helped create th. gay fr. • •n »how tbc unek|-i-.tot o v n nlgul vv-ggie with "eycltemrnl a* *he' linn. •uil*. a doll when the become* of age. | lvl|y of the »ea*on *iU1'*1* crumple* a piece nf l'hrt*tma*| For the little mia>r« who like whirh .he keep* until the hat a The feeling It to murh tr more i paper at mind a hunk of clay that in play hnuvr. there arc M r.Ill Ml II It rhild. Ihrn her mother g b e . her importrnt than Ihe perfection n( rough Iv re-omhle* ■ man pla*lir Ira *eli ju»l tike Mother'*, k g’fl of a light meter to the a *r.otH doll, whtrh *he keep. un. |h r f nulird product. And on Chri.tma* morning when wheth­ Ihe package* aie unwrapped, ran I »et» of cutlery and rooking utrn1(1 «he bar a tecond child. Thc<e l.et ihe children male derora • maleur photographer, »il*. A "mind" for girl* who bate doll*, too. are ron.iderrd .acred | |nn. for the tree and the home er a beginner or an •>' I hand al .on >re her beaming lillln fare a* outgrown Ihe mud-pic Mage arc However, little girl* today find For the very little one. a few the game, wilt help him make • he carr e* her pie*ent over to the rake and cooky mi* act*— a thrilling array of evclting doll, fhn.tm a* .eat* pv.led on a piece Iwtter piiluie*. Daddv* Su«ie will love the evpen complete with ingrrrticnt*, muD"I!* that walk, *ay their prayer*, of rnNred paper on Ihe tree slight »nr tricycle yoil have gotten for STOCKING BTl'FFKRB Ing utcniili and pan*. recite vece*. r»n have their |y oMrr r h^dren can .tring bright her bet .he'll grow more in the Small Item* * * a. h a* t t \ What would he more fun Hun hair waved, cry r»al tear* nr dam- red cranhcvrie* nr popcorn and opener* ripn.uriug *pontt*, plate image of Chrul if the ha* the op a dull home, or model town, all pen their didiet, I t’* really »n m ate paper chain* and lanlern* •( -aper*. potato peelei*, *|vo.>u pm limit) to feet the irur )oy of giv your own . . . . complete with EYESIGHT BHOSTEK I* an murh mote fun thi* wayl °lder girt* (or little one* with holder* and nth. r kitchen gad’g. t . mg a* well a. rereiving furninhing* and doll*! illuminted reading gla.t that And — you'll have * thrilling your hrlpi can make fancy vhaprd , i„ u>„ | -king aiuff- ChrUtma* i« work evpocially if Buying "her" doll might pry.- will be welcomed bv reader or time when you *elcrt lhat wonder- Chri.tma* rookie* ta he hung on j r." or eie., a* pi knge otn.y. emi're going In have gue«l«, huv D IU rtT ! '. \ n t \ « p r o v i d e a problem—which nrv of the many U * r ’, Thi* rrrtangular model fill doll fnr lhat youngatrr on your the tree and given In admiring men). Thrv'to apprreiaird bj don't let ihe woek blot not what many a cue for gift*. beautiful, wonderful doll* to by Rauaeh A l.omb. Chrlilma* lnl. igunt* The .lore* are full of ma-i homrmakrt*. . • 11 % -*1' eboril. cHon.e from! There are grown-up doll* with frilly formal* taffeta party ilrc**c<, bridal eoMumr* and ballerina*. All with pla«llr bodira and hair that ran be waihed. combed and curled' Thrre are evrrpopular, lifelike baby doll* that drink, wet and cry. Al»n cuddly life-ire rag doll* in many Myle*. Of courie. there are rrlbt, baby bustle*, cradle* and itroller* for all their "babirv " | Whether city boy or country hoy. he'll like ihr authentic *calr model tractor-cyclca made of heavy gauge Meet, Durable plaMtr model tea plane*, torpedo boat*, navy h«at* and «pare ihip* will give hour* of fun. Older hoy* will onjoy Ihr lix-lt *p»rt* ear* with romplrte kit and repair part*. Repealing cap rifle* and piitol* with nmulated wood plaitie butt*, nickle-platrd working parti and metal barrel* will make a hit of with young cowboy* and trooper*! Lead toldler k U , popular in grandfather * day. are pow more rolorful and rtunble in plaitie. You'll find a wide choice of type* and ilie i to rhoo*e from. I Puppet Of Childhood Expected By Misses PW1VEI, PFJ»K L \MI* for <M'a vi-r al hnm* or in th* nffir*, would hrtrhicn hi* ChriMma*. Thl* model In th* modern mood la hr l.ifhtnll.r. CHRISTMAS TIMF. It * r<v*d Ifm* for giving dock*. Klwtrie tiirulrl* for hi* or hrr dn*k nr manlrl ar# prrfrrrnl. Model »hown 1| tha Kuirliiy hy li-E T»l»fhron. • » Help Your Husband >Keep Up With Times With Male Jewelry Helping a min keep up with Ihr time* I* on* o( 1hr rpporluniti** afforded women hy Oiri»tm ai limr t'hr.ice of sift* become* earirr Ihi* y n r with Ihr hrlp of acecj.orie* In hr rho.en from among )ew*lry for Ihr malr. In point up hi* itylr rightnei*. Price lag* need hr no problrm with alich a c c c o rie* a« ruff link*, prrfrribly Jew rM ; brll b.ckte* in gold or vilver. hr chip* monry clip*. line wallet • pm and prnril *rU, cigarette rate*. and Ihr like, lo choovf fr m. R ng», moling rapidly toward tr- rr and morr popu'ardy among n rn , make evpecially go,id gdn I t lhem Thera are Initialed r.ng*. rmhlrm ring*. and ring* rtl with hla birthitonr from which In rhoo*e. Your f.unritr Jeweler ran br a big hrlp **hm II rnmr* In *rh*rtlis a gift for Ihr m in in your H r Trll him what you havr in mmd, d rirn h r your man, and lie'll hr ahlr to make "on Ihr beam" aufgr*llon* New Table Cover Solves Gift Problem 2.95 - 10.95 llnrgrliair, Incc nr nylon. Thraa a rr dr finitely ataml oula! K»|»r. rially Iho nnea with removable hoop*! White, hlark or red with self or contrasting ruffles I •pur. e w 'e M * GOWNS A Rorcpnn* array nf cnlnr* ill hi-hulk nrlntt, rla .ilc mid nnvclly al\lr*. Itirluding th r nh-an-|ti>|>nlnr V n n k . Alan lovely Irenib I rnrdigivna f n r drraa-uit wrnr. I. uik'. ahnrt. nr in helwemt . , . frniininr and prnvacalivp. Sul in*, error.*, nnd tivlnn tried * laviah vvilll Ia n * and rm hrnidrry Mulching priirnorn nr hr-d nn kd * for ninny of tlirarl I'm «d fnmi Tin' Inrrenaiiik'lv |m|tnlar coiti-n i|iiitlnl in drc.** Ii'iiyth. Ill In! *u' ilii.trr atvlo*. Warm A wn-vlinldo nr fnr th r glntnnnr gnl, l"llk’ 'Wi’riiimr rnlir* In flntlrr mid rnclim t. An excellent arlecttnn, I’n n d fmut a rowbep boot from denim or burlap. Uaing gold pal"** doenrat* it with Teias longhorn* pad • if K. V i aagutns, aad gold palat Mako HtUo oooa nad hig om la hang from tha maatol o* dta» * • aua* jwrwa th*<*uff. Haag gla from tha Chriatmaa tro*. Mako H « V N f M f te a ihaarg wol* thorn bright and goy aad glHtar. S WE A T E R S 3.95- 11.115 'Loot Boots' Make Unusual Decorations “I V BLOUSES Soft Hrra*v vlylr* In nylon, bnurlr, or lace fnr h rr holiday anil. Or rri«p carnal *hir1* for her akirla and play tnjpv! C AN -C AN ' PETTICOATS D**lga ■ hug* “Bantu Boot*' of red terrpelelli er outing flan* net. Make u aanta'a head ef tinael and futea It near th* Chriahmai tree In Ml with gifla lhat would normally ho ylacod on ho floor. Or make a hoot fee each member of the family la hold aad dlaplay glfta. Baa what i ***?■ Her heart’s desire — pifts lovely lingerie! .Soft curlcily sweaters . . . perky blouses— Having trmibl* with your gift till? In a quandary aboul what In givr lhal guy nr gal who hat every­ thing? If your problrm pals are bridge player*, your gif! urwrlea ar* over Grab Bag Gifts For Santa hei mm* up this yrar with a brand n»w bridge table Inexpensive cover that ahouM delight the heart nf any bridge fan, and help duf­ There come* i day before the holiday* when Junior and Si* an fer* tn heenme expert a nnvinre Ibey mini have a few The new cover it made of while Chnitma* gift* to take to Ihe nitron pin tle lilting In black type •rhoot parly grab bag. One inevthp point and honor count bidding pen*tve way out of the »itu»lton of Green and Culberuov In front may be found by noting variety of each pUyrr A booklet on bid •tore* and loading up with rnrk ding la included In the long tterk hall*, bit* nf felt and earn. pe*td* Mark tube whlrh provide* perman­ •equini. The cork halt* fit nn the ent lafrkreptng for the rover. rnd nf pencil* and *erve a* little The bridge table rover wai de­ head* that may he decorated In signed by a buiy California hn.t- reaemble chararliw* Dorothy Flie»«. Mr* Burt Hollow ay, who wa* rek deilgned one with long yellow faced with the problem of enter­ hair tied In little pink nbhon* with taining a great number nf Import­ a wreath of blue flow era. Eye* are ant buaineia mrn and their wlvea green lequin*. mouth a red one, a Noting that many gueiti ducked imall pearl la Ihe note. a luggeition of bridge ihe tried Dutch twin* have blue *1ar te* out the new rover*, and found Inter- quin eye* end blue haU no blonde eat picked up at once. With the hair Clown*, loy aoldien and even rule* m front of them, even ama­ Santa Claua may be made with hit* teur bridge player* weren't afraid of eat ton, thread and other mater­ to tak# a ha no. ial*. Malt* yowr te n *Loet Boot*" fee Chriataua glfta er for your own homo decoration. !)*o thorn at “wrapping" for hnrd-lo-wrap gift*. Or, hang a big boot on pour door gad atimlalurta on pour CbriaUua uwo. Uao pour own hnaginatlva In m t t b if your "toot Boot" doaigna, but, bo balp pen, bar# are • few aufgMtJuM. From bright colored fall cut I “O t f l f c * klfh-boUea ahee. •riteh fH M m i both alia* be* geiber wtth ’i ^ ' ‘ u iM g m i m dwra the' aMa. H ate • euff ef a eolee N r th* tog and. oa* cmhtwUee 't& S * j^f!iw PAJAMAS 8.93 • 22.93 Tnmmira famou* tnilnrrd pniam at or femininr rutien in nylon short* Ira! Some with m atching rolics, 3.95 -10.95 PANTIES Theae panla fit good like a naif of panta should. And they l»nlt good loo, plain or lavtahly ruffle* and laced, nylons by Hanson it Vanity Fair. ........................ 1.65 - 2.95 • Accredited Charge 'Accounts Welcomed WMi *• keep m y, ^ k $' — f d —w i——— m W*» l �V THE HANFORD HERALD December Is Hotter Than June When Buying Diamonds Mayh# y«u didn't know It. hut •December Is “hotter" than June, fn 'he 1! am -r. 1 huslnev• thrl Furvey* reveal that Jewe|#r« s#ll pnnr# engagement rings during December than In any oth. r m»nth of th# year, and many more than in June. Christmas Gvr I* reckoned as on* of tha most pop tier tingle stays in the yr: • tn hr-to-- the t-?trnthal ring. “I hrlstmss Ev# Is a family tim»," th# J»w#l#rs say, "ard a girl usually shows her diagnr.fi 1 b, in# family first Cupid •• a statistician com#* up with this nn#, too: in Jewelry • lores, about half of all diamond #al*i are for "snragtrg" purposes. Another twenty-five per cent la |n diamond rings for wives. Men and young men come In ''solo" and choot* about Half of •II the rngsgsment rings pur­ chased but another big block of sal's la to couples shnpping to­ gether. It is inlrrevtlPg. b> the Way, th a t eouples more frequent­ ly shop together In ths big cities than In the smaller communities. In ease you want to do a lit­ tle pee rhrisim ss prompting about th# kind of nng you’d prefer, k 're are some of ths new stylo HKl\ R MHO GIFT tdsa la tha lbather-hound * portable modal Rrlth scuff resistant and shock absorbing futures, soya t«*th• r Industry of America. Ry BaSlava. Fine Silver Always Cherished Present SantaWillTrade Sleigh For Truck At Many Homes Christninx Gift Section NEW IIOIII/.DNN IN TELEVISION arrive Just in time fnr C h rist­ mas gifting with much improved circuits and handsome new eahfnettlng. Here Is the Miss America model by f’hilco mounted on a swivel bast. Availably In blond ar mahogany. and Santa Glaus and every girl who con get on# Is th* round, bril­ liant-cut diamond plus a pair af Iiorueite diamonds, ana fur either side of the round center stone. The brilliant is flashy and fiery and the little baguettes ar* clear ant serene, which makes far contrast In luster. Baguettes are usually Mount'd In whit* gold «r plati­ num. If you are holding out for on emerald.rut diamond, and ho haa f«ur nr five hundred dollar* u • pend, your dream may coma true. Today th# cutters are proMuring geme of less than a half­ carat in weight, faceted In th* witra-modern oblong or aquara rentour. Fmcn.ld cut diamond*, at their name In piles, ora rut In tho atyl* that was long ia«td for ameralda and ether colored stones. For an engagement rin g , th* emerald-cut diamond Is very so­ phisticated Rut for th* old-fash­ ioned, truo late, Christmas berothal, why not he r a nier round diamond set in rarved yellow gold? Th# shoulders of th* ring may be appllqued with “sculptured" Gowers, or th* matife m ay be engraved and centered by small brilliant*. Thera ara tarn* beautiful new finishes for yellow gold, too. On# it called "crepe d# chine," a hind of fine, grainy finish which lonka especially rich combined with •re st of highly polished gold. A pretty "eatra" gift foe the ladies it a pair of dip on bril­ liants In adorn shoes, handbags, belts. After wrapping a gift hoi. dip lh* sparklers sccuiely into tha ribbon for a distinctive park *ga <ad a distinctive present. VERSATILE IR THE WORD EXrni'RAGR RAVINCR far this portable olertrie drill bit which goes storywhero. does most everything. Intludea bit*, buffer, polishing bonnet A g»od habit lor the new year may be launched fnr any child by making hlaa a gift ad a ley savings bank. from W IL S O N -M A I ER Santa mill trsd# hit slstgh for a truck it miny American home* thii Chriatmat. Hit bulky load of machmtrr—apphancaa — require# modern Iranaport. He will bring a while Chriatmat became • out of II of tbeie gifts • ill be fimthed in shite enamel. But aometimea the white Christ­ mas sill turn out to be a rainbow because the trend It toward color­ ed equipment. Even when white It the choice, accessories In kitchen, bathroom and home laundry take on bright colors to strike fay notes. Americana often choose the let itill Christmas season for the sew appliances. In dninf so, they eitend the related gaiety eymbolired by the new touches of coloe. Manufseturers. dralert and prnfeasort of homo economica aee (hanged at­ titudes at a reflection of a pro­ found change in American life. The I'n.trd Mates h it I- ng beta known as the land where gadgets, rule, where even the housework Is done hy machinery. But the oxpects sey a new revolution u upon us This time it Is not only more new marhmes, hut new kinds of ms chines. "Automation" la a word for the factory based on processes where machines aee used to direct other marhinet People who aro saying “ Merry Chriitmsa" with appliances often do not knew they are buy-j Ing mtehiiw* to run other ma chines. Instead, they say, "It runs itself, doesn't it!" AutowisUea In Heme The fart is they are getting automation m their homes. A woman puts a dinner In the otrn or on the burner of her range, turna a dial and goes eut of the heuae. the may have a Job. Sho may be doing civic verb, playing mth her children In the park or attending a movie. Ike leaves a cold etovt behind her. An hour of four hours latsc, the stove turni Itself on. It rooks the dinner, all the time regulating the heat to just the right temperature. When the dinner le done, the stove turns Itself off, but keeps Use din­ ner warm. The family romee home Hie din­ ner Is put on tho lablo end oaten. T it dishes? They are put In the dishwasher, whlrh conducts an ela­ borate sequence of washing operalions and turns Itself off. Rinsed with water Ion hot tor use hi hand washing, the dishes drain dry al­ most at anc« and equally alt In waaber until needed lor another SHINING HLKI'HIHK FDR A HKIGIIT CHRISTMAS: sterling ally, er threo-plec# tra t»rvlco with handeomn serving tray. Also tuggrsted by tho Jrwlery Irvfuitrr Cnunrll for a lady’s Christmas: bracelet pin and earrings of simulated pearls set in gold colorwd metal, and a gold wrist watch. , Electric Housewares Long Been Favorites Modern electrical houvewarei, wiih their beauty of design and Ihcir amazing convenience, have for long been favorite' fur gift giving This Christmas will he no eicoption at emphasis both towaid the practical aa well as the beauti ful la working nut gift lists The hostess is • top ranking candidate for such electr'ral housewares as food mixars, and • specially those with many ver­ satile attachments; a bright new toaster; one of the new coffer makers; for a sandwich grill, a waffle maker, or *n cicctnc bimler. If H It a gift of mmfort nr an aid In beauty there arc elec Inc blankets with 1 variety of cover* ta choose from: an elec­ tric maseager or vibrator or hair dryer. Thera ara egg conkers, which the bsehrior might appreciate, lie might alto Ilka a Juice ex­ tractor or a drink blender. As a matter of fed there are more than M of 'heir electrical ly operated servants from whleh tn choose practical gifts. - Electric irons and especially tha lightweight travel Irons, ara amorg the most popular of gifts for womrn. There are corn popper*, which are so appropriate to the Yulg Mason; waffle makers, lea rrram freezers and what not. This fruitful era for solving Christmas gifts problems carl be explored by visiting any reputable appliance* store or many depart merit and furniture store*. Choose brands mida by raputable manufacturers. b>ok for tha Underwriters’ Laboratories. Inc. label nr sticker, which la at turanca of the quality of tha device. ' * TIME FOR ACTION Tha active man, whether ba ba spoilsman, woodsman, boatman or do-it-yoursslf will appreciate an "ex tra" watch, preferably on the rugg.'d side, shock resistant, water resistant and non-magnane, to keep him right on time, when he'a doing hit favorite hobby. FUNCB BOWL BET la a gift that will be put to use prompt­ ly, no doubt for Tom and Jer­ ries. Design shown to by Foatori*. PINT MZE REFUCAS Tint sued repllrai of things they sea their parents use daily, arw out­ standing q/npng tha toy* for both girls and boys ta Sanaa's collection fo /th ii year. sterling wr plated silver, for ex­ ample, which Is vast- Everything from • pickle fork through • gravy bowl to • handsoma candel­ abra for beautifying tha table la her# to chooit from. Hera a rt tha gifta whlrh help to tnaka living truly gratloui. Silver gift# are especially ap­ propriate for giving in eemmomoration of aomo important wnnlsenary coming during tho Christ­ mas season. Silver gifts will ho mor# thsa ordinarily Important to tho young married couples atill at work assembling lbs fine things they will want, to add distinction to their hospitality. Gift shoppers wracking their hraine fnr Christmas giving Ideas, • III dn well to think of their own pined silver posteriione nr those of their families as a guide to choosing gifts for othtrs. The treye, lh* serving dishes that are so Invaluable to • graprohlemt. Re do th* versatile bowls which ere available in a variety of shape* and aitet. While It Is th* discriminating woman who first inspires thought of gifts of sllv#r, It might well b* remembered that thero art ex­ citing silver gifts la ht found for men as well. Among a quick check list for your host—for such will b* most of the men fnr whom you will choose ailver service gifta—there •re such things at will prove use­ ful t t his bar. Far asampla, there are pitchera. Ice burkels, and Ice tongs. Even more Intimate gifta wf ailver for mta ran be chosen from among such things as d garet hosts and catas, ash trays, picture frames, an military brushes. Junior Hie tllvrr offer* a host ef Idea* for gifting the eery young at Christmas time, tt It pointed out by th* Jewelry In dustry Council. Your Jeweler raa shew you plare settings scaled to th* hands of little children, porringer* and cups. And af course her* le al­ ways the napkla ring (something inexpensive, and something that can ba personalised with a mono­ gram) which win ba a useful Ufalong pootetalea. GIVE AN ICE BUCKET to thw host who plane open hous# and will n»*d plenty of cubes on hand. Shown It • heavy gauge aluminum model with thermal fibr* glass insulation. trIGa suited handsomely for the Yule season, to hold popcorn or whet have you. Camera Bugs Will Appreciate New, faster Color Film m Another upward surge of inw wrest In ima*cur photography come' as Chriitmis approaches, illm -ibtrd hy the new. faster cc'e» fi|m w*-i*h meins it i, nos ee-ier for anyone to make good r i n r p gturr. Indoors er out. in f«"d v«rather and had weatner. Th'«e who already have tned It a-e cam ping at their shutter release for the eoming opportun .y to make intimate and even a candid color pictures of holday w merriment alongside the Christ­ mas tree And those who haven't are prime candidates for gifts of camera*—which need not m*eessanly he expensive modeli. for the ability if the least rosily to mike h't»*- color pictures Is con side ah'» e» hv p-e new ft*•trip 'taka FI, lures W Wnet.icr being introduced to color photography for the first time, or an old hand at It, the potential gift randidale for someting with which to help hi* picture taking ran he made happy from a wde range of equipment. Just as the new (aster color film atimulatcs wider interest in mak­ ing eolor pictures, to does it also ir,spirt g teater Ir.'.s-m In 15 millm i,or cameras. This may be aitnhutrd to the fact that U millimeter color trans­ parencies are most popular for homo projection. The U milli­ meter camera may be had in modeli ranging from around $10 on up to the fine precnlon rama r il coating hundrru of dollars. Of course, tha finer your gift, the happscr will tha recipient be. For Advanced Amateur Photographic equipment intend­ ed for gift giving Is best chosen In relation to the tntrniltv of the gift candidata'a Intermit. If ha ar ana is just a vacalicn time snap•hnoirr then the camera with aarrying case, a light mater and maybe a gadget bag will 40 the trick. For the mora advanced pho­ tographed!, user* of precision equipment, who Ilka So do their m own processing, extra lenees, kits of filters, darkroom aquipmrnt, tripods, packages uf printing paper, and thousand! of other items ara available m choose from. Kits h r borne development of the new favt color film also have been brought out and would make a good gill for ib# experimental or advance type of photographic amiH-ur. 0 Photography gifts for youngatrrs ara highly recommended Torre ara inexpensive camera acts which Include flash guca, bulbs an carrying eate. And there are beginners Mia af chemical* and paperi and equipment for • • BLOW HARD, BETSY WEIST. • ay “Poil»", both dolls from tha Ideal family, photographed hy Mrs. Alyco L McKeeth, la •how how vynu can niaka tha n*w Holla "play with a* h •thsr." PORTABLE RECORD FLAYER A no*/ portable record player vslth wrought iron Irgt that may be earned with it, U tops on gift lists to- teen sgrrs Lega alura nside tha ra irn g ease. SIMMONS Beauty Rest M altrewa, S ofab eda an d Hld-a-W ay Beda ^ QUAKER and MAGIC CHEF \ OB Ranttog C irw ib la n and Itavag \ INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER RefHgorafora and Fratten f j k W ( Am V It ARMSTRONG and CONGOLEUM R e n hfld F lo w C e r e r ln c 1*r th e Y a rd I ’U f- MOHAWK R un astd Caned J MANY OTHER FAMOUS NATIONALLY KNOWN BRANDS * f y i 'I * * . R«im. I M n i# , HM h Km # C srallsrs, Om S m u I M m * FOR TUB CHILDREN’S ROOM — Children’* R o c k tri................. ................ $ |.9 5 aR(j Hp Children's Wrought Iron Tablt and Chair Seta $|g95 Children'! Platform Rockera............ 1.............. . ||,95 Children's 3-Pc. Blond* Bed Room Suite Reg. S98.75 Special............................................$f|,50 Maple Baby Bed—complete with mattreta_____ SJ7.50 ctothaa o isk te t aad dryan. Auto­ matic water baatora ara mart aotamoa every year. Frvwaers aad rofrigvatora ara new markla** with •ew aatomatto regulpMoa la aaato ease*, change to ia Ha early stages. Beakers « to ara JaM m hard beaded 00 ti*y rvar were, point ovit tost appliances arw grmd h art gondi nnt Ukely tn m*H away. That's why massy af Wvsm aro pre­ pared to hotp with toons foe the purchase ef bow major tfp lita c at Sava Regularly Each Wack! Hava Cash For All Your Gifts! Flan now to m a k t n ex t C h riitm s s t h s b a s t stmt — freo from w o rry • • • fra# fro m financial s t r a i n ! J o in o u r C h ristm ta S a v ln t* C lu b . . . sat * • small a m o u n t * sc h week . . # 1YULETtDB IPARKLB to rwfleeted la a gift of eoatum* . jewelry. Here, bracelet, aeeklae* and earring* by T rifari Droaa by Herbert BondheinL a A*' & r •w . snd g e t n w elcom e check to cover all y o u r g i f t pu rch n tes. e. Join our Chriatmat Club in any of these classes S-PC. BRIDGE SET Choic* of Colon IN OUR BARGAIN ANNRX— 5-Pc Blonde Dinette# Ref; 189.50 Special _ Platform Rockers# $29-50 V alue_________ 7«Ft International Harvester Home Freeser (slightly u sed )_________________ A MODKHN BLEIUII Mi \III D DOWN W illi GIFTS it whet a gift srrvi.0 cart eon become on Christmas morning. Throughout the year It serve* in a wide variety of ways, adding to the atlrartiv# • pp'ararre of any home Car' above bv Bernaid Itruening for Romweber; Dennison gift wrappings. developing and printing black an t white photos ( Gel Expert Advle# Th# inmatrd will have little difiirulty in choosing photographic gilts for their friends and relatives and they know how wua it is with the expert tn the camera store. The uninitiated should de­ finitely seek advice. Mavl># it's 1 movie or stereoeamera that would b# the best choice Thes* too. make color pictures, and one of th* former should of course be tn every femily where th*r« are growing child. Add gala note In your holiday din ner with cleverly designed place card* for the family and gue»is. The«e ran he easily made and as sure an extra touch of Chrutmas merriment. Dan your place cards In He In with your centerpiece. Write the names in white poster paint nn bright Christmaa Ire# halls, on little Christmas trees rut out of green construction paper, or on little red cardboard Christmas stockings. A star bright collection of new Fts»a f'.?ldl# " the newest releases, and unusual reeortl# including plat tell the tykes about drums Other ters that will bring pleasure to not albums t i t drsoted to other utonly the confirmed lovers of music, strumcnls but to *jwet fins, children and esrn for Sports fans Too travellers, it ready for Christmas For travelers a new Hi \ \ ir gifting. *or relea-e entitled "P an t l.elt Whether musical tastes run to (tank ' brings left bank night clubs Itartok and Brahms or to Rcubech bark to lifr. and "Fiesta" w.ll and Dorsey, the choice is wide, take them again to the bull fights with some tpcnal things such as of Spam Columbia's " H a p p y Holiday" Sp<«n fans come tn for a hand i tongs by Paul Weston and Jo Staf- some measure of attcnltoi, from fordi to complement the atmos- the records world There Is an phere of Christmas morn. "audio scrap hook" called ''The The latest of musical comedies Grrat#*t Moments in Sports" starare rwprrsentfd by original ca»t re- ring all time lasoritrs — Babe rordings of the newer hits such as Ruth. Jack Dempsey, Knute Bock "Damn Yankees" and "Silk Slock ne and Jo# Lewis—aho>p « uces mgs " are reneded at the moment of Ir Operatic Realm their greatest triumphs In the tealm of opera, cherishes! For an unusual addition to the by the devotees of the classical, collrclo'-s Iihrars. and of s|»-, ial such stars as Klesnor Siebtv. Rich- inteiesi to students of kmeroan ard Tucker and Rise Stevens. History, is an album ent iled ’ the will bring "Faust," "La Bohemr," Confederacy " containing a roller or the Kngltsh version of "Cost lion of Civil War songs a. com Fan Tutte" into the living room, panied hy old pholov London Recnnlv have just Issued III It's dr voters will fnd that anew recording of "Don liiov .inm" vv mphonir recordings ate hetirr and the "Marriage of Figaro" with than ever The Brahma "package." complete vocal ac%»e included, to with Rr inn Walter conducting the delight the ardent Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra The offbeat collector with n o lle V-rk with rleirn of the musical taslrv might like Angrl'a masters greatest works, would hr "Music of Ind-a," a group of * dream -ift <ome tm r morning and evening "rag as" or fo r J u t Devotees songs introduced to the United d in • devotees will hsve the pee States Just this year hy Y'ehudi tort present, if rou give them i Menuhin record hy P rrr; Prado the "Vno Among things for the younger MroCuhanl hacked vet is . musical primer railed "In b' 1 to sis all Ir 1tr f i.ot IS - A' - 3Y*x fit IDF ID GIFTING HI-FI FAN i* pointed above You'll find explanatory key in the a n omponying artirlr Sic teutons and photo ou.imrr.i with lh* aid of lieneiol Flerlrtr *ti<*tts. For Hi Fi Fans Choose Something To Improve •> V corner tpcjkrr enclosure for I- inch spesker tn help give muv.c "concert hall" realitm * A smaller enclosure for eighi inth vpeakei ts 1 hsn.iy rxten sion to snother room S -i h* T'lii# or room d lu lrt !V|># cabinet designed M hold en tue high fidelity system escfpt spesker a Records from s vast iclcclion of hish ful# 11y reioidmgs ?—I write inch ilual coaxial speaker (or Ira# niu<ic irprvhluc lion. la t.l rn m *n t ■ •• >'n ,e g tfa lS Ilf J* » J. T lllS lid # in R'vivlrg a- »M tradition. |k* Kivstfg Ball re’urns t« pnptj'orlt< b-iPftng with 11 s delightful bil of 1 hnstmas whimsy Many* years sgo every h«mw feature.| si Iravl one <vf th o o beau! fill dei-oraltocv. hung from an arrhwor or chardslloi. The Ki**irg Ha!! was son-#t'm»v a pomander, sometimes 0 blown e re sometimes a hall of roitnn Sivrofoam Is lh# faror-.'a material today The hall is hrtfMly painted wr » Me t. wrapp-d oilh rthboni and s*v with mor» «»r,s sparking Sea Is and ae.pilns k rlbhon suspends two or th*o* •n plare ard a »pr c "f mistletoe f* se. ured at the |.,p V tadie, w o pais hen-afb may caps V a VI• • fn-m some niltng swain »h» wa'Is nearby. tlivini'ins s-liev# that the A*r ■e r v ic e o c t u e r n P * |p ,i j n d G r a n d Rapid. ,'•<1 H r'top Mich wst fh* fir*t scheduled air psw rngrr «arv ice • —f inm iu G E variable reluct­ ance cartridge *■- frisf'l Inch wok- rang# speak­ er for evieniion use 1—Three wav filler, tn mala »ns phonograph sound bctier U—t'uitom d r>,guru tone arm for the purist • W—Amplifier. Impoitant to lap niu«ie reproduction n m m iT E N TERRIFIC Is In Jerusalem LIVING ROOM GROUP Com plete w ith S ca ly ’» lnnrrspring M attress. BEDTIME SHORT RTHRV for rhristmag It short nightshirt, matching panties. I'hnto also suggests gift of a rob*. i Buy Now — Pay Next Year ’55 CHEVROLET *55 OLDSMORILE DELUXE 2-DOOR SEDAN POWERGLIDE — 2 TONE — LOW MILEAGE 88 — 4-DOOR SEDAN HYDROMA TIC RADIO A HEATER—LIKE NEW $1895 $2695 ’53 CHEVROLET ’53 CADILLAC DELUXE 2-DOOR S E D A N — NEW PAINT A TIRES—VERY NICE 62 SEDAN — FULLY CHIPPED LOCAL OWNER—IMMACULATE $995 $2495 ’52 CHRYSLER ’54 CHEVROLET NEWPORT — HARDTOP — BEAUTI­ FUL CAR— FULLY EQUIPPED 150— 2-DOOR SEDAN — SEAT COVERS RADIO A HEATER—TRULY A VALUE $895 $1195 ’53 CHEVROLET ’50 DODGE 156—DELUXE 4-DOOR SEDAN—VERY CLEAN—ONE OWNER HARD TOP SEDAN—NOT NEW* BUT GOOD-LOOK AT THE PRICE $995 $395 $495 OPEN NASH m*.,— ’49 NASH ....................... ...... .. ’49 MERCURY ............. ’40 BUICK .................... Ron Spring* and Sofa. Plntfi>rtn Rocker. Siilr t'linir, l-atnp. Step falile ami Corner Table nonkm sp llrmibonrd ('host of Draw era I.iiigo Ihuililp Dresser Finished in Pearl Mahogany, Limr Oak and Pambno EVEN DAVEY CROCKETT COULDN'T SCOUT UP A , B E T T E R GIFT THAN AN DELUXB 4-DOOR SEn'AN—RADIO A HEATER—CHOICE OF TWO BUYS IN FURNITURE! "Th# Well of the Wise Men" where the Msgt stopped to water their ramels enroute to Rethle. hem. stands at the foot of a hill on the mountain route from Jeru­ salem and it in use today. It was the reflection of tha Rtar on the surface of this well which told the Wise Men tliey had al­ most reared their destination. *1though the little village of Rethlehrm still was hidden Just over the hill. ’50 CHEVROLET yol k HOME WITH OUR ® fr it SAM SONITE New Records Good Choice ....USED CAR FROM HOLLERS Join Our Christmas Club Now! rHE SANFORD HERALD Christ mn* Gift Section LIVING ROOM GROUP piece F".im Hubbcr Sevlii'iinl Davenport Floor Lamp 2 Step Tablro ( "cktnil Tnbla t ornrr Tallin Modem EYE-SAVF.lt LAMPS Featured In our living room groups 3enly‘a Majestie Innerspring Mattress and Box Spring Maple or Natural r ^ BABY CRIB 529 Hollywood -~i'- Optional 1 I I , ► E *- * J - Complete With Kid Kraft MnUre.aa Scaly's BUNKIE BEDS Full Or Twin Size Complete with head hoard and leg*. A real good IhuI for mix boy or girl. Choice selection of hcndlxuird colors , CHAIRS Koom 5 3 2 9 Beautiful I.imp- THROW RUGS .... Cavalier CEDAR CHESTS S 7*1 $193 $195 $ 75 All Cnvaller rlie.fa have these qunlHy fea tu re s: Kxrluaive Cavalier turn locker, Rcmmnble lift-level tray (dunt aenled), Triple-strength cor­ ners, Gift-graved plnipie or 8-year gunrantee ngninat moth ilntnage. P e a rlw lrk CLOTHES HAMPERS In — Green. Grey, Blue, and Rosa Unfinished Knotty Tina EV EN IN G S T I L L 9 P. M. I I x 86 to 36 x 36 Unfinished and Finished Com er Table* End t&blea and Desks Furniture Center 116 W. First S t Corner Oak Avo PIIONE 1123 SANFORD �flA ^FO Ttn HERALD [atmn* G ift Section 2 Holiday Plants Are Revealed ; In the legend* of ChriMmii. many plants and Boaer* are asaociated with tha religious aspect Of the holiday. So loo. Rosemary pnd Biy are n presented among our Chriilmat plant*. The association of th# rosemary plant with Christmas goes hark to Ihe flight Into Egypt to escape the Ssralh and Jealousy of King Herod, | It* branches are satd to b^w fetid the little garments C h r is t Child that were plared upon them by the Virgin Mother. Ori­ ginally. its flowers were iupp"*rd *o h iv e been white, but the plant 'changed the enter of it* blossom* in iss.-nder an that they might bear the hue of Mary's cloak. According to tradition it was the bay life, w th its lsnre-like leaves • tid purple hm n-s. Ihal ihellerril Ihe holy family during a thunderjftnrm Srcorilincly It was believed that lightning will never strike a bay tree. HAPI'V VsiNTh.lt TRAINING FOR YOUNG (in spirit at well as age) basehall rnthuslasts, including the girls, it this game called elusyrrr with exciting pitcher-batter action plua controls. By North* western. THEY ft H ALI. HAVE MUSIC for Theme Gives Much Inspiration Naming Towns In America Not only docs the wonderful theme of Christmas give rise lo a host nf myths. Irgends and gay-spirited happening*, but sene* also to give inspiration for nam­ ing of town* in the United States. A Chriltmas Is found in Florida— and a Christmas Cove in Maine. Virginia and Missouri each boast a Noel Surh name* as Nativity. Goodwill. Feace and Joy are dot­ ted throughout the eounlry. "Star” and "Shepherd" are also names nf Christmas spirited communities. Connecticut. Georgia, Indiana. Kenlucky, Maryland, New Hamp­ shire. and Pennsylvania earh have a "IHlle town of Rethlrhrm." It it Interesting to note that earh nf lhr*e towns is flooded wit a voluminous mall load hy those folk who wish their rards and packages to earry a mere Chrlstmaiy post­ mark. HUNT Is a gleaming satin scarf from Santa. Above, oblong sewrf In Jacquard pattern, a French lii'*-ort. rOR H IE YOUNG in spirit nr In years, the Brownie Hull's Ky# is an intapensive camera gift. ly trimmed witji lace and embroid­ ery in pretty pastel shadrt .Bouf­ fant nylon petticoat* to give a twirl to her full, full skirts or nyChristmas and all vrar, when tha ion pajamas will be appreciated. There are literally hundreds of distlnrtive gift idea* to round out her wardrobe. (Jay aprons—practi­ cal cobbler style for cooling, or oigandy and satin with glitter Vcim for dressy hostelling. Choose blouses — tailored, lacy . . * A I *I and lovely, or cotton and casual, in wonderful new styles and colors lo wear with everything. ANN AUBOJl, Mich ijP—Belief* A welcome addition to any wo­ that men and women are attracted man's wardrobe Is a cardigan to each other hy nppo»itr rharac- sweater, (lay wool trim on pastels trristies and that married life .'or the young set. glittering jewrnakrs Ihem mure alike are no­ e'e,l sweaters for evening wear for thing more than old wives tales, a |L« smart mi«s or missus—and University nf Michigan professor hard'ome fitted, real styles for contends. >fother. Dr. Lowell Kelly, past president Most women have several basic of the American Psychological purses for everyday costumes. A*»n , says research shows “ hus­ Why not surprise her with a velvet bands snd wives were nn more jeweled evening h«g? Or with a alike after 20 year* of marriage soft leather rlulrh-lype handbag than they were at Ihe beginning." and billfold mmbination! Thry Dr. Kelly also say* that al­ roma In a wide rang* of luscioua though he haa been unable to un­ colors and fabrics. Tha same with gloves—Instead rover evidence that opposites at­ tract each nthar h# "could think of the usual black, hlua nr brown nf nothing more boring than In rnlnra—give her a pair of spark­ rnmr born* In my psychological in g white kid evening gloves! Or, a pair of dreasy pearl and beadtwin." trimmrd glovrs. Fnr the young miss, give a pair of white ahortle EMBLEMATIC RINGS For Ihe man who ’ belong*." gloves, or rniorful embroidered • ring hearing Ihe symbol of hlM yarn glovrs. • favorite fraternal, military, reLittle gifta that are dearlr ap­ llginus or other nrganitalion preciated are initiated nr floralmakv* a welcome gilt. print handkerchiefs: knit glitter Big, Bright Candles Lend Holiday Feeling I.el your own originality shed a new light on your holiday this year hy decorating your own Christmas randies. Before you start you’ll need Ihe bade randies, a block o f para­ ffin, strings o f *ri|uin<, fa it jewel', glitter, or tiny tree orna­ ments. * Choo'e a large round candle and wrap it harberpole fa'hinn with string* of sequins or bright rib­ bon* In alternating color*. Wrap several si rands at mind th* has* of the candle fnr a finishing bor­ der. Dot brightly colored fa ir jewel* between the row* of ribbon. Would you like a candle coaled Hubbys, Wives SCORE A MNTC KIT Gifting your man with socks Is simplified hy the popularity of the stretch sock It presmt* nn sire problem, because all sock* stretch to ftt all sire* of feet Nr wcolors, patterns and weave* have been l»* ftodurrd widening the acieclion. All Rayon Fabrics Take Warm Iron BIG ITT TO THE MONTH A gift of a stone ring ean thoughtfully be individual!!**] by choosing the stone appropriate to Ihe month of recipient’* birth. Your Jeweler wJU gladly tell you Ihe cor­ rect blrthitone for any month. Th* Ur .led States has T1 per rent of Ihe world’a registered passenger ru to m o j.ici, Is the top man on your list an arm chair traveirr? Doe* he dream about far-away places? Then give him a gift that will bring the world lo his easy rhalr—an atlas. It will alio srrve as a valuable reference source fnr checking Ihe srercaboul* nf evrnls in Ihe news Perhaps he would prefer a mb irription to a travel macaitne. lo open new viites to him each month throughout the year, There are many available lo auit every man's taste. If you'd give him the whole world tor Christmas—nuke H n glabe of the world. with a frost of white w ant Melt paraffin carefully over a very tow flame and s*hip It with your ere beater. Then paint dabs of the frothy wax onto a colored basic candle, stud with tinsel stars and •prinkle with gold nr silver metal­ lic giitter while the wax is soft. Secure a short slender candle to the bottom of an overilte nrandy snifter with > dot of h»t wax. ne sure that the wlrk of the candle is at least two Inches hetnw the rim of the glass. Half fill tha glass with glittering miniature Chratmas tree halls in your favorite combination of colors. Tor years «e have hrrn pylttnf jp Christmas Seals on our holiday cards arrl packasc*. The design changes rvr^y f « r , but the purpurpoie U the same , . . to flghl TB! Have you ever wondered about the origin of these seals? The flr»t Christmas Seal wa* the inspiration of Einar llolhoell a postal clerk in Copenhagen. Th* first seal* appeared In 190L ^ The reals found Ihrlr way Is America and attracted the atten­ tion of .Tacob Ru« who wrote an article about them fe n ■people, however, wetr intcrf'ted In Ihem. In 1907, Emily* Bissll. a put-li* health worker, conrcmrd about the fair of a small sanatorium, recalled the article and sat down to sketch Vmerita* first Christmas Seal. She was aided hy a cnlumlat on a j Philadelphia newspaper In r^-omot* lug them and the idea became sue* crssful. To-lav. sponsored by Ihe Nation­ al Tuberculosis Association, the seal* are sold to promote educa­ tion, research and ease finding in the fight against tuberculosis Itemember to buy and us# your tra il this year! UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. cr» _ Rayon fabrics take a warm iron, almost a* hot as that uird fur cot­ ton. rxplaln clothing specialists. Most rayons are best Honed when slightly damp except dress-weight spun rayons and sharkskins and heavier satins. Spun rayons some­ times may he ironed when entire­ ly dry but sharskin and satin iron best when noticeably wet, they say. To preven shine, homemaker* are advised to set the Iron at the eorrecl cmperslure fur the fabric and then test it nn the seem edge* or back of the hem. DECORATIVE GLOVES delight rhsiitm ng belief. This eightbutton model Is ef fabric woven to look like doe-kin. A v o id th e L**t M io u th R u sh — Be S u re Y our C h rU lm u C ard s a n d G ifta A rriv e o n T im a .1 MAKE PACKAGE OF KITCHEN CHEER for eny homemaker can he prnvidrd hy Christmas gift of assorted gadget* surh as can npenrrs, measuring cups, refrigerator dishes, piste scrapers, and spongaa, arranged In a dish drainer. Drainer ahova hv Rubbermaid. * The Whole Homily Will Brighten Up House W E L L EQUIPPED will tha gmateur he for Yula Candida when his gift includes I I mm darners with flash and a light Meter. These, hy Argus. The holidays are sure to bring an influx of visitors. Ro start now to plan hnusecleaning schedule* that will brighten up your decor for Yutelide inspection. A damp rlolh win re mere finger smudges from painted surface* A quirk run over with a damp mop will make rub­ ber tile surfaces sparkle like new. Annoying bumi from carelessly thrown rigarrtlrs can be removed from rubber tile hy rubbing light- your B LA C K H u r t ' s no bettor c h o i c e in a ilv e r t - r I AUTOM ATIC Tee tea Is thaao feet patten* (ram avt toiletries el Gerktm dishwasher e d e d k b d and DECKER POWER TOOLS • and Jo- Drifl • Sow Attachm ent for 'i in Drill PORTER Cable Sawn and Sanders CLARK Banders w •Hi fBIRMB WEAREVER AND ) ONLY 920.00 FrifRIaifc REVERE Alsminam UUndid 95 At YOUR G.E. DEALER * .. % i ELECTRIC APPLIANCES �THE SANFORD HERALD Christmas Gift Section Gifts To Please Every Family!! Solve Problems At Jewelry Store For Yule Gift Whether you are on a budget or a ipree at you tta rt your Chrtit. m at ehopp.ng thi* y fir, browsing along the counter* and thrive* that ®!eam with Jewelry sifts, can be a mmt rewarding undertaking. For here in the brilliance and good latte of the displays are to be found a whole hoit of inspira­ tion! for solving almost every gilt giving problrm for intimate friends and relatives. The important thin? about gifts of Jewelry has nothing much to do with how much they cost. The important thmg is that gifts of Jewelry be*pe»k a desire to give someone something precious: — something of fine workmanship, combined with up-to-the-minute de­ sign and fashion, in a manner that makes the gift tomorrow's heir­ loom (jenrrnu* Price Range The Jewelry Industry Council points out that Jcw-ctry gifts repre­ sent a generous price range. You may want to give an impressive and important gift such at an ex­ quisite piece of diamond jewelry, s s a gift of a lifetime to the lady of your choice; or you may want i to give a simple little silver spoon to baby. You may want to choose a fine watch for dad or big brother, or simple little locket for little lister. Karat gold and ttnne set Jewelry are making fashion headlines this year. If you are in doubt about what to give her, make it a geld bracelet nr two—or three—or more, ■a the budget will permit. The more to Jingle on h tr arm, the merrier. If she doubts the sentimental side of your nattier, give her a simple charm bracelet with • fiw eharms to start her colleetion. On the other hand, if the already ha* a eharm braerlet, ehoose some new charms to be added. If the lady for whom you may be choosing jewelry gifts has a favorite color, she will then have ■ favorite precious or semi-precious stone, perhaps her own btrthstone which will please her most. Slone rings, stone set necklare*. earrings ■re excellent fashion wise choices for Cbristmit giving. Choice* for Men Jewelry for a man can suit his own personal taste* too, for there are styles that are conservative «nd simple and other* which are rich and handsomely designed. Choose cuff links, evening etude* and links, tie clip, stickpin or col­ lar pins for the men on your gift list For the mnjt Important man In your life conaider a ring with bis birthstone, favorite lodge or military emblem, a signet or an initial model. And also among major jewelry Sifts for men la alwaya the watrh, wheUier it be a fine new one for cherished wear, or an inexpenalve model for sporta or rough and tumble wear. Jewelry glfla to please the young­ e r .generation play an increasingly Important part in the Christmas picture, reporta the Jewelry Indus­ try Council. And since the youngster* are likely to be more sentimental than their elders choose gifts that ace aymbollr and that can be cherished among their keepsake*. All children like rings. \ sil­ ver cup please* the very young. Littlo girls like lockets. .Spoons are for babies. Utile boys—and girla too—are thrilled by real watrhea that tell time; and they can he bad at little cost. For Fine Sllsrr The Jewelry atore also is head­ quarters for the fine silver thst furnishes inspiration for Important (lft giving to the hostr«s, to the young bride, and to the close friend uortny of something very special. Gifts of silver, in fact, range the budge-to-sprre Christmas types of giving, for among them at the lest costly end are bon bon dishes, for Sho p O u r C o mp l e t e Chr i s t mas Sel ect i on! L a y a w a y Now W i t h S ma l l De po s i t . For Dad For the Children T ru rlo n r •'budeftrer" 1! romp.ire performance compare ils price! SWING SETS outp erfo rm * any " |. V ! 39 I»nl!ir for dollar, tod*)'* beit auto labo buv. Five tube chassis brings in »*tn d'ltaot ,'atton* with tcnisrkePV ton* «rd clsrltv. 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Crank operated winch 1-11 K ill 4 • 30" ROCKING HORSE Rnlystyrenw plastic body and head. Saddle Is 134" high. Allhardwood R.9S FA'.IS W ASSOOAT! STOKE F R E D M. SM ITH 212 E. 1st 8L P h . 1561 �• * {T V . BETTER CHRISTMAS GIFT FOR FAMILY THAN A NEW HOME □ F A I.E S O F F IC E You Can Purchase A $10,600 Home: you Are A Veteran — $375 Down Payment. $62 Per Month. If 27» i j u j u s to r ic h t o m STRU T P IN E C R E 5 T SCHOOL SRAOES M t t m u T ocm ruoor- Service Personnel F. H. A. — $905 Down Payment $60 Per Month ZS ACRES « SCHOOL (ROUNDS SOUTH PINECBEST SUB-DIVISION 1 M 'X X . H H '" H F. H. A. — $1,235. Down Payment. $62 Per Month. If X Hi LO T DflivC •»“»r* ---rT; X X ■1— X X X X X, x r o r. . f o w - tB L Ot Ci iK» XI X X X X I • i 9 • f Bi 0]t . A* I < L • ‘ i i - i \ "'‘I • i a ■*■ 1 *■J BLOCK 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 10 of these homes are left. You can act now and purchase your homo for $250. less cash down payment than you will need on future homes. flNCCMST X — TTomcn S o M homes fa lie Completed before Christmas Odham. & lu d m , Sm . BRAILEY O D H A M . President FOR A D D IT IO N A L IN FO RM A TIO N PLEASE V IS IT OUR SALES O F F IC E . ____ * We have only ten hon les unsold of our first 59. All of these homes will be ready for vou to move in �Gift Characteristics Are 'Interesting' ■fgnod tn give a broad ahoulakrwd look. A new dettgn b the [crew-neck awpater, a l"t like Mil* turtle nrrlr wbirh provide* [■ tirelft* model, inmewnat lev* •“warm-looking" than the ordi* B i f turtle neck i Trie Itaddiurul open-V bec'V gweater for m->r» format occa[•ion* i» being «l >«n in a«f! wool ‘of bright or light shades. The tennit rveater ha* found new u*e» thi - yvar with the whole family wearing the familiar white, red and navy pullover lor »kung, biking and just plain relaxing. SMART (HIT EOK S tN T A : /l*#we*t cuff de*tirn which *ho>*a two face*, the under aide slightly rnallcr than ihe top I link. Show n: oval pair in karat gold; alto available In round RJ* VRKMNfs BXCITKMKXT of Mhday lUirtirs Is hfightcncsl by tha rhlnestona > ae lry fur A ladv 'g *ert*t, ear and throat. Ring ia twist af gold wirsu furnish Ibcir heme* So many of today's young couple* ire furnlthing their hornet and apartments gradual*' — a* the budget premiti that Santa ha* fere cm in presenlmg them with furniture and acccaaerie* f»r every room. Gift* to delight young married* rang* f»om a dining room »el i hough' cr-opera*. vc'y by icveral of th e r friend*) to one or two di«»mettve threw pillowi t given by their nevt-dvo.* ne.yhbur). K labtrile gift* from clo*e rel­ atives n ay take Ihe *urpri»ing turn of a t*kvition *rt draperte* and slipcover* of tven eacpettng for their n*w home. Convertible sofa* and rabmet dc»k combinations are ava'liblo in smart new *pare«avr.g design* for a small h«*u«e or apartment. Of en m e. there are a myriad of neccc»itwt and luxuries that the cecrpllv married i.eed and that mean ns drain on the C h n tln at budget. Station.'^, for nrianre. It a nertvaary luxury that will delight the bride xt'li her own "Mr* " engrav­ ed upon it A handsome box of note . nil Ic'lcr pa pc i* in variou* *ue» v ill please her on Chriitmaa morntn,' ami long after. An end re "wjnirobe*' of paper* for both Mr arwf Mrs, make* a nice eo mom at.on gift. Rook* for the new bookcatf* are in order, too A gill to both nf them an eg. rodent ro.ik book or on* on home decoration. A pair of hook end* will fill a nerd nr. In a *>mi1ar vein, a small read­ ing lamp Tlie newlywed* will silen­ tly thank you for a reading gift on many quiet at-hom« evening. A eo,le<lion of apice* It another "gift bui'.t for-lwo" — especially If the couple like* to drive into rxotic cookery. Theve are available tn pretty gift boxe* with aauce* and drratmgr. Particularly appealing for decorative a* well as culinary Uvlei arr the attractive »plce »helve« wl'h tiny drawrr* all filled wifh the making* nf savory di*hc*. Enr the bathroom of their new home, newlyweds will love gifts of d Minclltr towri rltg i. wall shelve* and shower rurtain set* that arr nailable In amart modern deiigna. Thcrr are. in fact wonderfully unique *dta to- every pha*« of living that will conlnbule to the Iwauly and romfurl of married life. Wim Santa* will seek Uiam out Parents Particular In Picking Kid's Toys For Christmas r.RAt'KEl L WHIMSY in neckUra and earringsi gold colored B*etal ripped with pearly aeom* •nd malehing bracelet. Hy Trifarf. Ring by Routher. 1*1 ME ON HER HANDS at •CluUtma*. Iuitr*l creation* in watches with the fashion touch; irm a with simulated pearls, aUiyr* writh mo.k seml-precioua ■tones. Ity Sheffield. Parent* want Inyt with good play vahte, isfety and eduraltonal featwees, that are well built, durable and rratonauly pneed, reports the Toy Manufacture* a Asaoclation nf the 1TS A , Inr. a* Ihe remit of a rorvey rnndurted Ian O inrim ia. And at a result of the aurvey, stale* Sam ft. (lo*s, prrtidcnt of tlie manufacturer's group, *‘ww h*»# been able thi* year to gauge the de»ir# nf parent* better than veer before." Parents make Mvefr emtrfbutlem In their children's hippmes* at C hrulm ii time by tha csre Ihey u*e hr selection of playthings for their.youngsters, ha pointed out. H U at thi* point that tha early ahogipar has the best opportunity lo choose rorreytly tha toys belt suit­ ed to the need* of tha individual child. Many manufacturer* have mm* lo the aid of parrnl* by label­ ling toys according to age group* All that remains for the parents lo do ia to get *o the store* early rnough to be able to make thoughtful and unhurried selections. f t)H A PARTICULAR MA.V A man who I* particular about good grooming will apprrciate gift* of toiletries, aueh a* after shaving lotion*, rolognr*. (having soap, toilet waiera, talcum powders etc. Alany come In gift combination*, ■pertally packaged for Yuletide. m r RAxronn rmtALD Chrv.mn* Hift Faction A robber boon# for rid®, m i catnip for Tabby, ahoulii b* undor ih« tree for family pet*. (M ai leave Hi mu Mil af ibe fun. M lltl.VIMt* SI'AUKLE ■f i } • t round* nut tbe . r*. MONKS TH \T WORK Inter-room riifiupiiniraMuti U The curtain will be ralted Ivry they mill mu illy intrigue parent* actually putsihU with toy phone *oon on the mod fabulout mhu make »ure their v- uig*tcr« *y*trm erasable fur giving t* vitit Sinta early and often Chmtmav in all history. children thi* >rar. 1 hr icopt of Ihr gift giving pic- | With Ihe formal arrival of good Old St. Nick whove eyes gleam tur* (or groan-up* range* widely thu year with a merry, modern from Ihr fnvolout to the practical, i glint, and whn*r bag ii f iled to all touched with the magic of mod- j overflowing with myriad glorious rm ik«ign which Irnd* glamour to aurpri*#*, a brilliant exposition r*cn tnr mm| provsic of prariicat of gift* geei nn dltpiay in the Hem*. Yr*. even kitchen gadgelry an etty'a itnie*. Chief characterittic* cf the gift* Irr* the picture in i hie mav a* glvinc Picture fur thta wonderful a Kiurra of ttocliing ttuffrr* for year of peace and plenty, laky ■omen. Kitkhm In Picture their cue from the expanding In | Wearable, for both m*n and leivst* m every member nf the family in more gracioua living in ■ omen, and children too, rank more productive and pleasant u*c hich in the (Tirivtmav gift giying of leivure time, and from a world picture thi* year a* fashion en ­ filled with npt*iriunity for gaiety dow* them » tih new at tract mo. The gro»lh of family life to and entertainment. (hit country pun new eoipha*)* Tetlaarl rtaya Grown I p Even Tnyland — that wonderful on gift* lor ihe home, and the um vrrif of make believe for Ihe designer* nf Inline furnishing* and children — move* more than ever fumdiira h a ir met Ihe challenge. thu year, toward nuking it po*- 1 Appliance* ton hate fell the *iblc for ymingcter* to engage in touch >rf the ‘killed designer add­ Ihetr mn<t popular of alt pa*time« ing new beauty !« their tmporprc«*v d a y i l .............. which it playing at being groan- tanee a* labor vaunt device* for the modern home While mother up. in rhnmlniiy. rollon U Ihr eandidate for Ihr-y Impor­ I t t i h . i i Iv . t a f f e t a , Whrle Davy Crockett ic admit­ tant gift*, there ar* ("quail* tntertedly the man of Ihe year in play- Fvting onr* for todav • ‘ do-lt-yournv Ion, «llk mill puna land. thy trrnd toward furnishing »rlf" dad from among the hand W rnttnn. S i t e * I” , children with tnctnirtive toy* that and pomer loo. « handsomely pac­ ^ k fan' v 1 >. "v. T help them "make like mother" kaged for Christmas giving thu \ 11. Sub-tern* 1 and "do at did doet" U vastly )var. accelerated, obviously in rrtpome Trier item and radio **l». and to youthful demand, ftnr new phonographv idfcyrd in Visile to tovland thi* teaton newly titled rabineting and with will nol only bring aqvicalv of an­ improved meehanivm*. offer a ticipatory delight from rhildren; wide tangr of major and aim bud­ get gift giving. Ilnhliu * Kale High folk*' hobbie* (urni-h limitless opportunitlr* for prevent, that will pence. Tlw iport* world ta full of them New advarcec in photograph* will hu featured for the rank amateur a* well a* the mure aeriou* picture mater*. Never wa* the gift giving pie lure broader, or more enticing than it t* thi* year, now that the practical ac well a ihe frivolous, A* the rurtain H*ea on the ha* been »ubj*cted to nr* beauty IPMt pre-Christmai shopping sea­ of drvigo Everything Indleatri that more son, many foreiighled men and women already ar* looking a- people are going to gira more gifts, and more are going to gel ivlon, raynn crvpi*. head to Chriatma*, I'fSfi. To make sure that they will more gift* thu year than ever cotton clinlli*. t ’olv have ample rath on band fur before tiler stvle*. Slturl The <»mplne I’rogram grnrroo* girting, without touch­ few * and l.nng, (iirlx* Ihe l'U\ Christina v gift program ing their reguUi taxingc or tun­ v aixea 3-6x, 7-11 for the family will not I* complete ning up burdeniome bill*, they are joining t95d L'hrlttmaa Cltihi, mile** every member get* at now open for enrollments at Ihe tiie h*avt, vumrthing bright ami Itrw lu wear, something gay with bank*. which to play, and tomrlhing big The Christmas Huh Idea, which and important for everyun* in la glowing la popularity with vharc. each patting year, fa ai simple as A. D. C , and la readily adaptable to any parson's plan*, purpmea and poekothoah. Each OuUtma* Huh membar deride* foe him*e|f how much ha will pul aside rath wo-k la hit (Tub arrount, and enroll* accord­ ingly. Ideally, this I* an amount ahirh easily ran b« budgeted out nf earnings. l|i* weekly deposits, over I year'* lime, build up to a pro­ fited figure for which he re­ ceive* a check from the bank In ample lima for hit llkf-d gift shopping, II I N ' ) THE II XN111 M \N |f*lfl *n i l l in *tn# p<M*rr Thus, the rhtistmac Clobber know* in advatur evartly buw tnrij lik** I hi* rm ('hrilllHR« lit ully M com* moth money he'll have f»r Holi­ m o in t n f . It * day spending—and evartly ahem pi* 1 * p o M rr » or k«ht*p in on# f-m ip art u nit. H'a coming from. SKIRTS PAJAMAS UNDIES SWEATERS VOl \(i and Ul.l LUXURIOUS LINGERIE TTmas h er ap tn reflect tho ■pfrlf nf tha aennnn fn gl«niiiMiua Nylon tulle, I.i.xeg trimnu'd formal White and pa»lel color*. Sire 9 • 1R SHE’S GKTTINfi A REI.T. I.eatber belts make ■ wonderful gift for any woman, tugyests le a ­ ther InduUriee of America. LEATHER Jk f KRTS ar* gifted answer to present problems Shown, Jacket of l t ft grain leather. Wonderful Clifts That Will Mt -- £ £ KADERS JEWELERS 1v5 Oil » 70 £ £ CHRIST M AS THE BEST IS BESt H ' m Owr fT tfteenlrnt U f - s - W i f P k u i" .i a BLOUSES People Looking Ahead ■ ' j \0 r— t in k lin g ,V* ,NNv. * * •vvkxvvav. t DRESSES W COSTUME JEWEL In \ nlveleen Wool M a d«r«ty, nylon. / o ay W h i t e , hlnck, I f || brown and Tur- I L - O lla r S quuise. Siica 3J- £ . , , , ESPECIALLY FOR t ■ i iii Lovely ^v Glamour Tops at .if t 'h m t m t t . I . " i n !i la necklsce* *nd in.'i at* fashion important th i n . and t r unr of many wivg \ \ xelvel. pit)ue. Inc# and I>enutifu1ly embroidered antin ro|l;irs ,o r “dress-up." * tl of a �• «• Dolls Almost Human 'Do-It-Yourself Gifts Are Popular r o ll TIIB IIOSTI’-SS. « per­ colator type toffee mal cr that qualifir* a* a serving pitce. 11/ Wfttirghoui. G ifts tor *M>. It yo u rstlfe rs" loom r F irst t'lln r Ihe beginner needs lerge an lh« C hriitm as scene, Ihl* If a ;o v l » it vt basic hand tools. jrf» r. Mere ar.d more men are These Include; (1 ) cross-cut-saw; nelly Jo n nc the rank* of amateur f2> « n o l chisel; (3 ) wood file ; (4) Ji*ndymen. till It now seems a> If awl for marking line* on u o id or “ every (sm lly has ■>ne." |m etal; 13) pu'ty knife; <A> mips M a n u fjc tu tc i: ha\e kept pace for metal cutting; (7 ) keyhole saw ; with (hi* burgeoning movement b y : '®) au?er b ill; (9) C-clamp; (M l Improving old tools and developing *rr »r|" •r c ; (111 whetstone; . (121 titvi o n e . - all with n view to makham m er; (13) level; ( I t ) light Inc do-lt youi •• If ptoject* e a.ler, »n'1 n r*vy rcrew d rive r*; (IS ) quicker, »afer and a lot more fu n .'’a tare ; 4!*■) altp-Joint p ile n ; (17) Generally apeaklng. do-it-yourself-1 b*»ch r u n e ; ( I I I tape m eaiure; e ir enmn in th ee varletie*: ( 1 ) the M l) adjustable wrench; (20) pipe man who | i Ju»t cetiinc >tarted (2) u r*och; (21) hatchet and (22) ihe “ zn.dMrramer" who ha* p re llv , b ack iau . . well m etered the w e of hand1 Kach member of the fam ily may tool*; (31 the “ advanced" tjp e who git# <mu or more of the needed ha* graduated to power tool*, and; tool*. Or all may set together on i i (till l/o'n.ng about for new fields the romp, le t'.i, In a handy metal tc conquer. chr t or with a prgboard that doTaking the-e different “ varletlea" slgnalt * *par» for every tool, in order, here are som* practical lo r t,ie "m id stream er" who algift lug gntlo n*. I ready n * a»>ut everything hr “ —“ —1 — 1— — — — j |*ri-ds ,n Ihe way of hand tool*, the rest s'ep up t ill for power tool* to hruaoi'ii the tcopo of his active- D. Crockett Is Man Of Year In Toyland the man of Ihe year Is a Tennev-ean who died 119 years ago defending Ihe Republic of Texas. The tall hunter ram* to life again early this yrar when the younger generation sat before their television screen* and watch­ ed hi* adventure* with Indians, h'ars, regular soldiers and front­ iersmen. The Toy Manufacturer* of the IT. S. A . have been bu*y ever amre making rifle* ami fringrd jarkrt*, roon’kin raps and flint­ lock pistol*, model frontier forts, guitars, dolls and game* hearing the name cf Davy Crockett. The new hero ha* taken his place In the heart* of America's youngster*. They don’t love their familiar W ritrrn favorite* any T O P - l'p T O A S T E R for bread, the le**, thry'vo just added Ihe m uffin*, frozen w affle*, glcama newcomer to the legendary band. Heady I'or (hrltlm a* With g ift brightness, l ly Waste Frontier life, whether in Ten­ (fighoui*. ■. —w - . nessee, Teas*, Oklahoma or W>o- E f f ic ie n t m e a l m a k e r Mould be thl (gift of an elretria rnastei-ovrit that ran do everything. |ly Writinghou*. A gon| start would he s portable e le rtrl; d u ll kit including attach­ ments for driving hints, buffing, in liih m ;. grinding, set,ding, mixirg ps nts etc 1hrv- kit* nuke the handyman'* work about the house a thousand tlm r* e»»'cr, because hr can take them to the «p«t where hr is work­ ing . , .rv rn out to the garage to polish 'dc fam ily car. Another popular Item I* the port­ able p r r r saw It comes In light­ weight hat »turdy mod-;*, specially (tesign-d for the m u ll builder, handyman ar.d wnrk«hnp hnbblrst. One of ihe m *1 import.mt devel­ opment* In the do-it-yourself power tool field Is ihe multi-purpose leol. t'.unhinin- all basic operation* into one unit, this tool ran he used a* a saw, disc sandcr, lathe, verti­ cal drill pres* and hnrixontal drill. : lit A Ml SIC AI. I ItltlSTMAH THIS YEAR, radio* and record playri • offer gift Idea* for every member of the family. There are high fidelity phonographs for nil. a new •■•IM-«.ni*tle" attachment for slater, portable radio* with non hieakable c**e for junior, and m o d e m atyie table radio* for mother. Thr-e model* from IICA **• pie ent just A portion of the many from which to rhon*e. More Subtle Lighting Effects Are In View II I* especially practical where space Is at a premium end a com­ part working set-up Is essential. Now w. enrre to the "advanced Ivpo " of do-P-yourtelfer, who al­ ready ha* what look* to jou like * pretty complHr line up of power tools. If- pever ha* all the power tool* he want/. A* hi* skill Inr r r s if s , hi* her iron t widen and Ills lnlere-t bep’n* ia »oar in speci­ alized professional iype power toots, such a* lathe, radical saw, arbor saw, drill press, hand saw, jointer, To surcrsiful'r gift the “ advanerd type" do-it-your»clfrr it I* nec­ essary (1) to know what tools he tlrrady ha*, and (2) to learn Just ^jte^Jie nqrdt and want*. •• Jf you are fn doubt about'the matter most any baidware lumt*r or electric appliance dealer ran help you make a wl»e selection, it you let him know what tool* nre on i.sml and the type of wmk Inward which jo*r do-it-yourself la trend­ ing ir c t safety. Y U F. DEVELOPMENT It theros a camera fan among your gift candidates who processes bis own film and prints his own picture*, and you want to give him something inexpensive, JuM as a reminder, why not a of a prepared film or rsp er developer. B ■ a * The mmt exciting thing about many of the doll* that Santa Claue la featuring for Chriitmai giving this year. I* that they ran do ju it about everything that littl« girl* can do. ■They can alt, kneel, walk, drink, and cry. They can have their note* blown and they can furvive countlei* bath* and per* manent wave*. And they ran do even more, •a Mr* AJyee McKeeth, wife of a Grandview, Idaho, farmer ha* demonitrated in a manner that show, little girl* how to have a lot more fun with them. The new doll*, Mr*. McKeeth ha* dltrovered, al*o can play with each other. Thu* they ac­ tually make it pomble for ‘'little mother*" to have “famill**'' of their own, which they can “ rear" during their play, learn why. on occasion, their own mothers have to b ^ severe with them. Mr*. MeKeelh's contribution to the greater enjoyment little girl* get out of their new doll* devel­ oped out of the fact that about a year ago ahe took up amateur photography. A* ihe became more •killed at her hobby the wa* fas­ cinated by the lifelike dolls in the Mores. She wrow* to manufacturer* of dolls for permUnon to photoyraph sonuj of them In true to life po*ei. Ideal lent her sam­ ple* of some of the newest. Among them were rotle, a 24 Inch doll who got her name be­ cause of her ability to auum e many natural po«c*. Another was Iteliy Wetsy, a baby doll made for “ action." Mr*. McKeeth started “play­ ing" with the doll*, making cos­ tume* for them and poung them In various attitudes “playing with each other." Her husband helped b> deilgnlng and build­ ing doll furniture built to scale. In time she wai ready to make her picturrs. Then the tent them to Ideal with a request for comment that waa quick In coming. Her pic­ tures caused a sensation in the offices of the doll rpanufacturar. Whether dolls simulate “ lis­ ter" washing or feeding • “baby brother," or two girl* getting ready to go to bed. this year's crop of dolls are repotted to be the mo*t eiciting in doll-making history. And dolls wul continue to get better, according to BenJamuTr. Mlchtom of Ideal. Small Vinyl record* now can be Inserted in some to make them “ talk." New skin for doll* feels real. Pinch one doll and she'll pucker her lip* for a butterfly kiss. Soon, according to Mr. Mich- WINNING GIFT COMBINATION for Dad I* • red and white checked shirt with m ntrhinr hsndkerrhief and smart Hack tie, figured In red. Ha i* wearing another of hts Christmas gift*; a 'srdinal red jacket with golden "good luck" emblem embroidered on breast poc­ ket, All by Arrow. Fashion Accessories Are Always Welcome <* Aiwa)* welcome, Christmas gifts rbosen from among the many fashion accessories means many a change of ro«tume and brightening of the wardrobe for the girl who D lucky enough to find them under her tree. Cjlorful scarves, t i e-on-collars, handbags, hankies, are among the many areessorirs all girls want more of, that have a special m ent insofar a t the gift giver 1* concerned. In none of these instances is it neces­ sary f«r the gift giver to know the ti n . # It's all a m atter of taste In choosing and you can't go wrong If your eholees are from amnog plush little evening hags or lux­ urious little fur piece*, neither of which need strain the gift bud­ get. You can be sure they will get a grand reception berauto Oily are glamorous and opulent. Belt*, hate, evening *hrugi and gloves are lure fire hlta. Here It la wise to know sue. which can be learned easily by some deft queitioning. Choose a belt with jewel trim or of intricate cut, for good gift- k tom, there may be electronic tape records inside plastic dolls so that they will be able to "hear" when dropped. It's a wonderful world of dnlli now awaiting little girls In this year's toyland. Dolls will keep on growing more wonderful. A mrn J l ’ST WHAT DAO NEEDS for ( hri*tmas; leather wallet, capaT rious'bu* not bulky, and leatheg trimmed elastielted belt in the newest rolon coffee. % FROM S&foctionA. BIKIN I LO U N G E PLATFORM $59.95 Simmons famous 85th’ anniversary; ^ MATTRESS or > BOX SPRINGS.. Fully ip rin g conatfucted. Coupled rubberized-hair I and back. Removable bolster for day bed. Ideal h for Florida Room, Living Room or jaloulsed porch. Large color aalsction. \ ROCKERS PRACTICAL GIFT In aid of hair care, a strsamilned electric hair dryer. ]t'a Oster'a Alrjet. FASHION IN HIS POCKET* You can add the crowning touch of style to a man'* outfits wph a *»t colored-keyed woven hand­ kerchiefs. Match colon with hia shirt color*. Choose a head-hugging ra i In knit or auene for smart win HOME DAD WILL LIKE THIS TOO— a% electric knife sharpener for cutlery, scissors and tool* also. Thin is by Oster. Irr warmth, with Santa'a appnjval. Give her a jeweled or embroi­ dered *hrug or a *tole for pretty coverage In a festive holiday mnewi A glove duet including onn pair of colorful knit* and another of tailored leather, will warm thn heart a t well as the hands. BRIGIITUN III* HIS DESK a t office or heme with thr«e leather desk arpMsirie* f»r Chrtstma*. Front, centert contemporary pen •st; left to tight, rear; n«h tMy and book^ada. dictlonsry, and d*>k pan. Pen set Is Paper Mato. Beautifully s t y l e d , ^ w a l l - constructed in m any color* and designs. You can afford two a t this pries. 310 C o i l s — Heavy floral ticking — Full or twin aize. A real d e te rr­ ing g ift for yourself and your fairily. YOUR CHOICE DOWN DELIVERS d e s ig n e d t o h e l p a l a d y with leg grooming Is this elec­ tric sharer, In gift pac'iaga osIng Lam# metallic yarn. JDmftwtea Durhe.s Shaver. HOLLAWAY BEOS K in folks coming for tha Holidays? D on't w ait til tho laat minute. Now you can purchase one of our M new, modem Black Bads, with 1 Innerspring Mattress iU H U % i U R GE LOUNGE CHAIRS ^ S S ^ 'V h a t a buy for only 138.78. Ha will T V ny tho hours, relaxing (World's In one of these big. handsomJ I9 strongest c a r d T | Z /p fJ U ts chairs. Selection of colon to card tablet and c h a l n ) ^ # ^ ® ^ ^ harmonist with your other! SAMSONITE COMPLETE SET , stain-proof Table and matching ing Chain. Use It aa a spare Dinn company conies. The table may FRUITS & ^ V* 4 51 1 �W HERE CAN YOU GET... FOR THE BEST Financing Terms DREAM HOME WITH FULL 1 0 IIIKTIII WIFE-SAVER rainbow kitchen: with COLORED APPLIANCES • 1.2 ra. ft. GE Refrigerator • GE large alia r u g a • M gal. GE W ater h ta ttr ' • GE Garbage Disposal • GE Automatia Weak. Inc Machine* In l) » lu ia 2-bath home*. * GE AutomatIr IMah«a«hrr Ir O duaa 2* bath homes LOCH ARBOR 1 HOMES LOCH A RBO R HOMES Creative Toys Taking Spotlight This Season Thoughtful guevta at a Chrldmat dinner or party will arrive bearing Rift* for the lady of the hnu'e. Thia i. not only a pleatant and courteou. thing to do. but it’s alio extremely eaay. Store* everywhere are brimming with a ho»t of gifta for the ho.le.a Since the liver know. in advance that the giftee like* to entertain, the selection ran be guided by thin knowledge. High on the li-t of de airable ho«tei« gift* are item* that help to enhance ho«pitalily the year around. Thi* th rl.tn ia . tnyland will She’ll weltnme gift* to me in resemble a .upcrnurkei with kitchen, living or dining room counter. piled high with real mini­ • hen ahr welcomet gueita. Canape atures of lamout brand* td canned traya, fruit and eheeae knlvea. and packaged food* and home anack traya and relUh diahei are mainirnanre aid*. among the many poraibilitie* in Fun with food toy. are a ibimithia category. nant licnit In live new showing, of how-lo-dti-ll kits. Itoy. av well t ’nu.ual (tlfl Amuiet PltHSKNT W ill \ lilt 11 I I \ N r FI I t lit: would a fa*hlonable a. gut. air fascinated by chef An a muting gift for the hotlrat cocktail Jerkrt hinting <’f parties to ronie. l i n e ', one nf midnight a.tivitie* involving full acale meal who like) the unutual i* a wooden i blark aue.tr ercentrd |.y lot* of glitter. It'a treated in re*ist .tain* picparation, from aoup to d o .rrt darhthund with holra in Ita hark with cmphasi. on well balanced which serve a» holdcra for loolhniitrill.su. menus, according to Toy pick*. Olive*, anrhovie* wrapped Outdance (’ounril in baron, liny frankfurter* and Fnrouragril by teller, from other cocktail dclicacica can be parent* reporting improved eating placed on the pick*, and the tip nabit. evidenced by *ma!l fry who curving tail of the daurhthund acquire chef skill*, toy designer* makei a handy holder for prctrcli. thi. aeason have rom r up with a (•laa.ra come In rarka that make an attractive duplay. One auch tet Gift giving that take* itv In ' One rule that ahould prevail In bevy of new culinary adventures, ron«iata of a braat-fini.hed rark •piration from the immense tail* rhooxng fiimilure and furnishing slanted to the playroom set, in eluding ratterul*. rookery, meal with eight frovtril ilaatr*. decor­ farlion folk* Mr deriving nut of lor gift giving i* hj«ic of course, tau.e., twin soup combinalion*. ated with coin dote, and four their new dedication to more gra- on Ihe principle that the choice a. well as baking with niivet, matrbing dip bowl*. clout living, are ruing to a new mud blend with the decor of the •hurt rut randy making and grla Individual rarafet mounted on a peak of importance for thia home. Women know thi* well. tine dc**crt project*. wrought iron bate above a randle Chrutmai. Men choo.tng on Ihnr own, will Newest in the fun with food ratekeep the coffee watm and plra*e The trend tharply fncti*e* atten­ get the guidance Ihry reed from gory Is a how-to do kit catering the hoiteti. Also available are tion on thing* for the home, which, the hnmp decoration expert* in the to junior frontiersmen T h i* large or #erving-tl»e ranerolea though they may be dr.lgnated for itotc* where they will ahop. t ’amphcll Kid* t'hurk Wagon Set • lib their own candle-warmT*. * the apenal plea*ure of mom. ir includrt cans of real pork and New l olor \nd Rrauty For a very iperlal ho«tev». a dad. or one of the children, are Thit principle rrevatl. aUo with bran., spaghrtli and condrn.fd •liver rhafmg dith la valued great­ really shared by the whole family. respect to major appliance* for *oup*. a rampfire style pot and a ly and uttd often. The*e thing* embrace the broad tic kitrhrn. and even the gadgetrv set of outdoor eating equipment. There’* a rerord of cowboy Another extra-special preaent at ealegonet provaically lermrd fur- for mother who prfaide* over a comparatively tow coat, I* a bar­ nilura home fiani'hing*. major ap these area* of the home, no tongv to provide appropriate becue. Portable rharroal barbecue* pliance* and even hou*eware». douht ha* worked oul a rotor home on Ihe rang atmotphrrr. may ba purchaaed In a convenient among which will be found the aim- •rheme that ahr will want to pre­ A rirtonn style cookbook fcatming Wild West rveipc. acrompanir. lire for Indoor aa well aa outdoor pla and tnevpcn«ive gadget* which acne. conking. alto play important role* In mak­ Fiwdunateiv the dcigner. of even the kit. I’m* Wow (’how, for Other area* of the home, aa ing the home more livable. the mwl prnvair thing* for Ihe example. I* an easy-do combina­ tion of spaghetti. well ai the living and dining room*, home have endowed them with Santa'* a Famllv Wan Dad * r>i*m*al of backyard baripark gifted Ideal for the ho.tc.a Tha trend revolve* ttaclf oul nf new- color and beauty from which Towel* for the kitrhen are now th« fact that t'hn«tma* it a fami­ appropriate choice* may be nude. bripie responsibilities ha. in.pirto glamoroua the'll hope for help ly affair, thia year, mure than The range of gift* for the home, rsl a Junior rhrf bartie<|ue version with the dithei «o ahe ran ahnw rvrr before, and Santa, being a •ir for the indi*tdua! to use in the of cardboaid with 22 ptrcri nf them off. Typical la a act of glati family man, I* Irnding hi* help to­ home. I* hrnad. Thinking in term* equipment, including rhrf i hat towel* with vivid detign* created ward making it Increasingly an of individual member* nf Ihe fami­ and apron, outdoor rooking utrn»il* and a rollretion of chops, hot by famout American paintera. founlloa numhrra nf familira ly Inspiration come* quickly. dog* and hamburger, (raid Dad might like a •’bar'* cart, Dealing Are Varied thia year will pool their Chritlmaa board). Corktcrewa ami bottle npeneri thinking and their Chn.lmav fundi, adaptable for use outdoor* a* well Miniature brand* of famous eome in a variety if unique da- with a view to making gift* from a* indoori. brand Cookie, cake and des.rrt algnt that make good ronvrraatlon tha family In the family—complete Highly decorative chair* of kit. are featured In th« loyland piecea aa well aa aeiving a useful ac* living room aude*. f>r exam­ variout convenient sire*, with ami au|>errnarkM. purpove. ple, or perhapa juat a new- tola, or without twivrl*. designed for com­ I'arentv wit) be glad In hear Seta of mail lied kitchen knlvea, even a piano or one of tiia new fortable viewing nf television, of that Ihr young gcneralhvit of rook fer* gift rhoice* for any nirmber of •teak kni*r«, carving kntve. nr a home irgana. mg hobby lit* find equal glamour Cnunllrvt number* of hu-bandv Ihe family. 'carving board are olfuw gift aug in tackling ilranlnc up chore. and wlvea, will nun to give gift* nf A table t)p e .cuing cabinet with gc.linna. Favorite new cleaning Invs in 1 Ineapensive kitrhen gift* ran be new bedroom furniture to children jwnvulnn for a tewing marhine dude a I'lar-Vae with a battery glmorired with a little time and who have out grown their infancy. would make a good gilt f"f mother. piiwrrrti motor that ratrhe* Imagination. For example, contain­ Counllesv famdir* will merge Stark tables, end table* and hat- crumb* efticirnllv and an rlrrlrlr er* for feorrn food ran be packed their plana for dad into purrhatr sock*. are alwaya welcome gift* broom. Faniou* brand detergent, with anything from cookie* to ear- of a handmme new comfortable (or women. are included in di*h washing sets, tnnt of gourmet chee*e«, and dreas- chair, and their plan* for mother laundering device*. loo, are gel­ into arquittinn for her of that new rd up with unuaual wrapping*. Y n r CANT MISS ling a featured spot In Ihr tov* If the choice la a boudoir gift, cnrklail table-, nr *erving rart tf In doubt about what to give to help home mainirnanre ardor. variety la offered. She'll appreciate which ahe hat rheruhrd for an a man, a xift certificate on hi. a drrtiing table *cl with a spark­ long favorite m /n'« wear shoe, .port TOY TRAIN r A N < ling array of eut-gla** bottle* or l.amp*. end table*, bookcase*, mg giv>d«, "rin-it-yourarlf." or hob­ Itrsevirh hr to* tram maker, altrartivp drawer-arranger* of pla.- devkv, all fall into the range nf by store will give him exactly rev rals that if a lad continue* hi* tir nr quilled aalin, In hold her giving gift* inspired by thought* what h* want* at caactly what you , irtercvl in team, to tha age nf ‘of the home. ceimellca, glovca or hoae. want to spend. he'a a fan for life. Toyland Resembles Supermart Trend Is Focusing On Gifts For Home YO U R •IIIIA Thoughtful Guests Those Who Bring Gift For Hostesses I Toy. that develop creative .kill* and protide ba*ie training (or doren* of peacetime career* a* well a . all phase, of home main tenancy take the apotltghl in Santa’* record hirakmg billion dol­ lar toy pack thi* year, affording to Met Freud, pre.idcnt of the Toy (lutdance Council pe.1 (or hu*ine*. and a *oda foun­ tain in operation with real mixer and famou* brand *iock Junior grade garage mechanic* ran try Ihnr hand on changing a denied lender of a miniature car F.vrn the lirr engine ha* Joined the tire chang ng repair raiegory ar­ riving under Ihe Chri*lma« tree thi* year wnh a ralchei jaik V moving irvirk ha* a dolly with re­ tractable wneel* Nf«f*t thrill for highwae en ginrer* i* an arrial »and loader whirh »cts>p* up «and. ron*e*« II to a hopper from whlih it i* loaded on a dump truck ln*idaled Stove. Frontier life lake, the lead In imaginative play with both cow­ girl*' and cowboy*' rnthii.la.ni for Wild H o i regalia sparking more than SW.ftM.ivM in tale., Mr. Freud r.tim alr*. High Incolcnrc of famou. Amer­ ican brand name, in kit. featur­ ing rral fo-ol and household proF o r p ta y iiw im c h e f* Ih e r * * r e dull* an.) rnuipmrnl it another n il fibcrgla** insulated «to*e*. teal jot trend lhal argur. well (•« tie r harheipie r*|uiptnenl and a va­ riety o( kit. stocked w ih famou* crderpri.e Toy land. 19VV style, provide* re brand* id soup. |s<;k and brans, ronl breaking play value*, lint, •paghrtii, mixes, eir I'.lrrlionie* have made possible keyed In develop ng luvsnile apll ludr* a n l encouraging creative an inlilguing new .witehhnard that givr* the operator a ihanee in achievement*. Mr Freud .aid l*rlre» are about Ihe »aiue a . manipulate four truck I nr*, and I**t year with many rlaittc favor­ an n r raid »irrn loo There « a ite. rr*lr.igned to provide extra loud speaker truck and an elce turrt* for creative p irpo*rful play 1 trontr omne Pilot Trw*oee a*TK* j . New how do do projrcta fralureil radio beam that follow, the ha«ic among lov* rhovrn a* out .landing tra rung rral pilot, undergo •n their eta*, bv panel, of etfuea Tlie Junior rontingrnt will he tors, retailer., wholesaler, an I r»n able to play every instrument in turner* ate community p tin u n g the hind Xtlraeie* nf mo*tcin pla* construction kit* graird In Ihe ahd to* have made |*o**itsle true lone Uy of ever* age group from tod- irplira* of everything (torn the h.g ■Her up. Toy liuulamr I'ounnl re ­ golden liitia In the guitar Vrw port*. thrill* i* a deluxe piano aceordian with 12 hand tuned tw**« ired*. fiirl. Show I’nlhu.fa.m H tl* show a. much enthu*ia*m Two l-iilw.uk* of traditional play, a* hnv. for a«*emhling nnxlel r u le the top and tlie Irjth Vlail. have rrnler*. including school*. hu« sta­ virlded thi« year to Mr influence of tion., police atations, po«l nlfue*. jet propulsion The Saturn* tlyrn ctr A plastic block building «rt •cope Top, Tov (2u til an* e f’nunril' with prefabricated window, and repnit*. I* made nf super Impact dnor* that open and shut. Iran , pla*tn the lt.V) model Inp i* pre parent Jalou*ie blind* are t*pical colon huilt with ball bearing, and of the authentic deiad th a t', fra "fluid *and" weighted rotce lurid In lo w . pla*room style hous­ Till* tip nf Inmorrnw will apin ing developments. or bourn r at any angle, even on the , Vrw in Ihe handicraft rategorv point of a pencil The new jet ride *'lri*h Vlail'* that yirlda useful dividend, in household gift* !» a rhme*tone «rt provide* increased leveragr for ling kit with tool* and instruction* young ruler* I t . streamlined fnr j for derorating fabric* wilh jeweled >pcrd and lio.i«t* an adlu.table effect* Inspired by Ihr up In Ihr luskrt seat and heavy duty pneu m a lic I i k * minute fashion*. .p m t.rar* Popular The latest in carter training for Spnrt*cai« are riding a wave nf Jenmr entrepreneur* Include toper malket* complete with tdirckoul poptilaiity in the natlnn't play»ct up*, miniature nudrl. equip room* a* well a* on the highways., A favorite f>*- how-In do play in 1 the educator approved toy* for tv,A I* a Jaguar aporttrar kit with precision pari* fnr budding a true •rale l?’> mrh rondel with steer­ able front wheel and pneumatic tire* Toy liuldanrw Council it A MILLION ANDONE HIDDEN TREASURES / including: Door Chime* • K ilrh en Kiltnusl I ’.inw • Mercury Silenl Swilrlirx • 1’lenlT Klcclrif Mull OullclR • Fnlrlintj Clnxrl Donrv • Cllru* Trees Per l.ot • Slreelx l ined with Orange T tcrs • llcwl of l.ncntionx • l.akrfinnt 1*0la • • • NOT A PROJECT / IIOll.. MV If II|VI v IIF.I.T ltd'* for bii.ine** an*l sport* wear make xriy mseptalde gift.. Fine Irathet*. eitilri aolul or braided, inlnrfut ela.tic* and *itk. aie inrliule-l .m o re the new bell*, some of whirh ran lw> twilight with initialed buckle*. BUT PROJECT M ilt V || V W H O * AIIA P V* hen .* *»i e m an c a r v e . |h « Son- AM. II AVI'* VI’l'l At It a rlf» of glove*. Shown above, baiol* turn "sh n itie ' with double* C uff. In Hoe*kin like fabric. da* *i,nnrf, hr I a p p r e i iata a nr-r rarvuc set nr basing nna nf lha new rlrrlrlr kmfn tharpcnei. In kern In* favnnlr blade. PRICED / THE MOST BEAUTIFUL BATHROOMS IH CENTRAL FLORIDA W ITH OF A W ID E V A R IETY NEW M OTHER-OF- PEA RL CERAM IC AND CO LO RED FIXTURES TILE PLUM BING I F I I I I 'I M^ I I • ‘ » * W. - Since 1949 Sanford's Leading Builder , o r n sSA i . e s o f f ic e LOCATED AT THE CORNER OF LAKE MART BLVD. AND WEST CRYSTAL PR1VH rv. IN tfiffle . Telephone Sanford 1504 <t �#iii ,i . . * . . . . . Good Christmas Gift Is Sleepwear 7111! SANFORD HERALD CJirlJlfnfts Gift Section Super-Sheer Nylons Hake Sure-Winner Gift For 'Missus' MI « riHH rlNOKHS. apeeially da'« l r n e d fa» fiahe rm rn, a r t t h a r -.pnomeier gold** to whert th e y ^ ‘ ar* bitlnr. _ To Christmas Loak abaad la ChHatmaa-tfmai • Good friend*, good will, fo o l cheer With gift* for all. both g n a t and (mail, a Hotly wreath* to dark the hall • And many • carefree Chriitm a, call Ta great your naar and dear. Sleepwear that1* both warm and glamnrou* 1. newly available fnr (h ri'tm a i filtlnf. In winterweight (abide* ruch a* rayon rhallii, dre>* h*ngth and ihort gown*, knlcker pajama* and ihort robe* hat* hern »tyled for added fem­ inity a* well a* loftneii and cornlot r. duffle yoke*, ihlrrrd bodice* latin »a»he» and **Hn piping at ni-rklinr* are among tha glamour mu*hei that have been added to winler warmer*. Whatever ityle or (abide li ehoien. ro»y ileepwear it *ura to ba warmly, appreciated gift. Smart Santa* will get a loo>nM on Chri'tma* rhe-r whrn Ihry, (Ira »tneklng* to tha fair A bo* of •uper-alrer nylon* combine* flattery with luxury In m akln, a »ur*-winner *lfi. n* aura, of co u n t, to taka half ht Into conilda ration and chooaa «hort, medium or lo rf lrnfth* Hi your lady'* liar. If you know her *hoa »iia, tb# *ala»Jady’a chart will determine her atocking alia. Tor tha flftar who lit** n«valty and tha unaxpaatad, lhar* it a raft of hoalary new*. KraoJangth atnrklnf, for fnttanre, art f aminr popularity In alt quarter* and win plea** younfar woman in any of tha argyle, atripad or taxturad pattam* you rh«o»a. Slratah »tnekln*» tolira tha alia problem with amall, medium ami! lari* modal* that tllmlnata Ih* peer tally of mor* pram * knowM i* . Itoofc Ahead FOOT COM FORT, III.’Al'TY FOR ALL thla Chriitm ai find* Sanl* recommending ratual* a* well at nipper*. Grouping upper left, for tha kiddie* include* tlippert, teufft, moeeavln* by Honaybug. lower left, ratual* for dad hv Florahalm and *llpprr» by Panlet Green. Right grouping, -“at home luxury" for mother, pump*. »ruff*. moeea*in» reflecting n rw ,,t fathlon Influence*, hr Sandler, and Dantal Green. rillllHIM AH IH IMir.KIl A FAMILY AFFAIR, with wide eyed j-uum-vlcra imiling their happti'eai at what mother and dad and Manta have wrought for them. Here'* a picture of happlnen that can he duplirated in ev*ry home, and aiado permanent on film for a cheriihed record In later yea la. HOME GIFTS PRACTlrAL Gift* planned to make tha home more livable, whether given to tha family or the Individual, ar# practical gift* that go on giving for a long long time. Some Men Like DoIt-Yourself Duds P o tt Ymirech r>udi olfer Interm ing gift potilbililiei lor Ihe Imma handyman. Thay ara u»ually mada of durahla, waihahle denim or twill iperlaly deiigned to put a man at aaaa Sue altar Koura work. In addilion In being tha typa of clothei that will aava wear and tear on hn .pom apparel, they’re an faahionably tailored they aerva a dn*rn other leiiura wear need*. They Includ* panta, thirla, jackela, aven ihnrta, rapt and overall*. Wo*lit* h»va hern nn# nf tb* mnit Important factor* m determining lha relative agri of the earth* reck*. Look ahead ta Chrl*tma»-tim* Whan Santa mount* hl» t ’#i*'h T* k*ap hia data. In aeary au ta A flurry »" b# won’t ba Wfclla ehlldran of all #«•• walk Ta meet tha gala day. M l’MIf ANP MAKE-I P where, aver aha gnr* I* mada ponibla with iMa vanity portable gift radio, fty Philto. Present O f Beauty Remains Long Time tllLORKD GIFTS A gift of beauty 1* a Joy that (rather chair* or «>!**, beautiful gifts fnr the home, are now avail­ remami long after the tintel and able in murp than 4U0 different wrapping paper have b«-n ttorrd away. Meaningful beauty glfl* colon. contribute to a way of Ilf* ard a way of looking. Take, for example, the baiic propnate for tha lady1* per*mv ality and artiviUe* and giva her a *et that might tnrlud* per luma, cologne, dinting powder, aaehrti, bath ml and *rrnted aoap Any **/ all af the** prettily cn-mrtic*. packaged gift* m u mH only am A beautifully wrapped gift of belliih her dreiung table, but llptiick, rouge, face powder, foun­ will rarry out her frjgranrr dation and e je make-up In a "type" through all her aetiviile*. fa..hum .hade keyed to your giftre'a coloring I* *ur* to nuke her prettier than ever Tha perfectly matched let will encourage her to lake pnrf* in tattrful application and to be wellgroomcd alwayi. A complelt fragram* wardrobe la another way to make Chmtmai Juit tha beginning of a lovelier T 1 E -I7 P CHRISTMAS for a man with neckwear hall ba proud l« waar, like lhata three baau’laat widelr apaced dailgnt. Itripa*. geomauia pattern*, fly Van IIfunn. Look ahead to Chriitmaa-tlma With prom!*** to keep: Tha tree to trim on every limb Stork inn* to All up to tha brim While tha children m eetly dream of him. Who vim* while t k v tletp. Look ahead to Chri»tma*-tlm* Wllh laughter In Ih* air: Tht ehurrh hell* ring all echoing* Tha earollcr* who hlithely *lrg . . , and tha heart la horn*, re­ membering Chriitmai, * family af'alr. —R. A. H. ITTl'R E HOME Pi'll.PER The future home builder may gel hi* lnipiratkm for a career from a**embling a hou*a or even a village from among lha wooden ^ or pintle hou*e-buildlnt »eta ia* Santa'* pack for thla year. .. SCATTERED FI.EASIER A group of gaily colored and Intem tln -|y itu rrd acatiered ru:a | make a happy and uveful gift for tha lad* of lha houaa. Her. Sclert tha fragranra moat ap- Give Film Rolls Along With Camera : v. No m atttr what other gift from tha field ot photography you may rhoote to give, it really Im’t com­ plete unlr** you add a few roll* of film Thla ia ripcelally true when yoa give a new camera. It m rant that the nna who rereive* the photographic gift will b* promptly and adequately equipped on ChrUtmai day to make tha preclou* picture* that MARE A AP TS* will ba bt cherished for ai long long tlma. time. FOR LITTLE SISTER, • **\\ MAKE P Pf O0 1I NNTTMMEENNTSj chariihed for EARLT with with your your favorite favorlta P* p rlT -------------------- a Imolt a , h i, a . aha U, to UVa EARLT trait photographer photographer for for the tha mo*t mo*t Golden eagle* often kill klU adult adult an­ an- for a walkChHatmai *a*ratoal» IntimtU ,gift af all all la to loraa loved m*$ Meg elope** aaiptelally ipaelally when when athar ether food food Thl* nna la fw aal iua. I f InUmata l f t af telope —a pklara pin ur# af youratlf. your*■If. i« hard to And. American. _______ —• TES. DOLIJt CAN NOW PLAT WITH HArn OTHER, a* Air*. Alyre L. MrKaeth, amateur photographer and wife off gn Idaho farmer, prove* with picture!. Shown above* *Tofia" ia giving "B*t*y Watay" a bath. Both ara Ideal doll*. ■ are (patching watehaa. ft'* tb* parfart way to gift • eowpl# ar for a * *oapl* to gift aaah othaa. how bar* nr* »*w daatvna dona ta bellallow fold. •Vlaaownt" for Mm and •Vlaaowalaaa" for bar k . FOR DAD, MAMT RIFTS from av er, ■ anther of tb* family and a aaw rob# ba'K ptowdly RaMvoa. Get this beautiful Wrought Iron Chaii LADIES’ BLOUSES A pretty *election—Ik t frlHy, frathf and tailored kind* ■ . . . ——.— LADIES’ DUSTERS la aalaea aad atylaa yww'R Ilka LADIES’ CANNON NYLONS They fit... raaliy FIT ... If they’re PM If Iitr a N* girl aver haa e«Mgh af '* « '— LADIES* UNDERWEAR Rayaa Trket, U f ww | | l LADIES’1^BEDRlSoM SHOES AND ILIPPEM Cwaraatecd ta Maar* agaeala af ykuar* ------ --------------- ------ -------------- BUSTER BROWNS ADAM HATS - Tor lid for u r m *. MEN’S SHIRTS In Huh! or wintor-grafio to plena# your nan MEN'S PAJAMAS For sleeping a r a n a chair relnxnlloR MEN’S JACKETS For work, aport o r Iran. Men, we n t JACKETS! MEN’S TIES n o kM tin'll ho pm * In wear MEN’S BEDROOM * SLIPPERS W i f e * iMm b ta rnwha m m With a tirehat* af aav Con iota Talaviaiea aat on aur f la e r . C h a le t af W • a tlnghou** llromherg • C t r L aoa and a t h a > a 5 Jo ■■ .....— M oM f ^ l U I OontoUa (v»#rt W69.95) N o w yon-ro ta k ta * g a l! W>ar m m fiaaan't want • row pair for Christ- row ■Urt at fint.91 — with FREE CHAIR. LADIES' 0RI.0N SWEATERS In large altaa—••.* ! M t o 4« • Pacific M iRa Shoots u f i PIUow Contonr o r F la t In CM ora o r W h itt Perealo o r M ualla - CROCHET a a l KNITTINQ -’vvV .-! VV Nsedil • Elm and White - Donestk Sow ing M achines, Sow ing SappUan B a lla n H o b R E F R IG R l A T O M — W A S H E R S R A N G ES m i W ATER H EA TER S A tla c k a o n ta fo r a l n f c k R a ljfc j T» - - �c~-> . THE SANFORD HERAT.* rhrNtmm Gift Secthn ' Play His GamWhen Picking M a n s Present Gadgets Can Help Make Big Success ■> 111 IS H it. H i I FOR 1 1IK MAN »bo ifv M fi * handsome lounging robe like thin on Chriitma* morning. Made of volt wool fiannal In dark green with g«ld piping, It prnvida* warm, amart looking attire for relaxitiy at homa on a wintry eveniny. This Year’s Christmas Games Will Include Little Ones Too Chrittma* e«m#* Into tho kitrhen thi* year with a wealth of handy, practical, colorfully Heligned and h c ip m ilr* f a d f r u that can help make a hue# tucee*» of minoi gift giving to femfem Inina friend* and relative!, A thoppiny expedition to_ any _, hou»ew*m department prove* the glamor of »uch once humble r.ccaailtle* a. * ran opener, ami potato tlicrr*. Nowaday*, the** and other conking tool* have hecoma colorful and .tre.nvl.nrd, lending a decorative not. to th. “ f, 1 Mith a wide array «f lawpriced *adfeta to chooie fiom the “kitchen yift" need he limited only hy the yiver‘» Imaymation. On# Idea il to »elect aeyeial item*, eurh a* a plate temper, wooden *poon, ehee«e cutter or eako »erver, and wrap thrm aepa lately at alockiny aUlffeta. Kitchen y.xdceta ran alto he u*ed a* a kitchen t»nu* when wrapping package*. In addition lo the gift in the package, tie a ceramlr handled fruit knife, a gleaming metal nut cracker nr a ahmiry aluminum Ice cream *coop into the how a* a wmppiny ornament, fiayly colored featu rin g apoona tied with ribb«n make another attractive parkage deeoratlon. For the amhitiou* Sint* who wanta to make * real production . , . gUr-h,. tool* narkfrmip Her# all th« gad* * , £ w* k, , itv! V # ? * „ tfu, ^ dralnee ' ’ Other unuaual way* to parka»» a ,arge auortm ent nf gadgei gift* I* to place them In a „rw pUdte or met.l wedeba.ket for kl,chen. or wrap them * P1**11* tablecloth, Rcfor* aelectirg kitchen gift*, it pevt to di » lutle rc»e*rci on f iftee*i kitchen need* end t„,or S* I * \* l\O O S in g p III f f"Qf f |6 r ----------•/, \jL JtS X i l ’ll Will . Be Easy/ Task Mint ever) woman know* and « « D ’ man will quickly dixcovcr, «• that chooilni Inlimiteiy pcr»on** ^,r "Jjer ’*'** * hriitml* ,l In he the c**tr*l and mn'' «■* •" > '« " , R,nU *n4 M k» •» ' h* f i ’h, ton world hav> completed an at liance that make* it pn«*lhle to , f h*ct a kitchen apron on the one hand and a cocktail Jacket on the other, and be tore that they will both bring iqueal* of drlight from (he woman who receive* Ihcm. (il.AMORIH S GIFTS Now every gift for her perrona| pleasure can be laden with glamour and tie Im men tel) practical, loo. a , , mailer f<r(> on, „ f, for her l«n*t enough flic wiie man at fhrulm a* will mike her Yulellrte perfect with many pre *enia Seme of them can be amall and ina»peniite A brightly ••jeweled" collar, for example, hat the (e»tlve In xollty that** dear to her feminine heart, )et the coit it little and the utefulnet* great She'll wear <*»# collar — and other gift* auch ■* * filmy tcarf. a lacy hamlkrrchlef* * pr*»y belt — «<* moke ,ho'* Sulci; fn"um e rhange* that »dd variety to her wardrobe. Gif,. Rate Sparkle Bright Chriatma* parkagtng lend* ■ very tpena! air lo r«» |n |in# with fathpr, f , rrn t, f„r tfiw golden ,„ufh, there* glitter and »p*rkl, lh|> m tn u lt' lurrrt' packI|ln< 0f m (nr ro*metlr Item* this yeor. All Santa need# la a clur to her color prr'rrvncr* In make-up. and eo-metlr gift* t o certain to he at feitlve a* they l r r , e tromr In the*# day af TV-vl#w|rg and h* ma enlcrtaimnE. any unman util appreciate gift• that help her In bo a mor# attractive h»*te*t Glamoroua robe*, hn.tr*. apron*, tunic tup* and tapered trouici*. evening .uealeri and colorful . . velvet* m in i and otKcr l l o t h n r. T rl Thl* Chrittma* tha four to win jeo r • old contingent will be m inted in on the fun of playing g a m e * , nlong with their elder bmtherf and (liter*. There’* a atrong trend gamea that adapta eompetitiv *™ l»inr» family fun over to hoard gamea to fit the limit#Hon dergaittw -rowd. recreational nerd* l» , nf Ji.k (krM _ . .. , , Iny number or fam ,ica with three Changing faahlon* In men’* and four children. wear mak* wonderful opportun. Annie Oakley, for exempt*, Hlee for bnnyiny thai man of competitive family fun op to dam atyle wU*. •u t of Wild W rit alventure*. Mila Chrlttmae, with the gift of elanted to a four le I t eye * ■ •* * * • * wear. group, randyland, another favor- A**e Include abort length outHe for family fun that give* the w S*™***** for winter warmth kl'-derparttn rrowd n chanre le oatremely p'ay indeed of UhlUlng, kneee '*h > " ■ ■ « Mckete for move* on color, Chuggedy Chug, ** V ** ,h* •n Ingenioua new board game, 1 ,|?or ***** key* competition to maneuvering Neweat atyle In aporta m alt locomotivea to a round houae * garment w,tn natural which revolve* juH Mb# »h# real ,h*uI,i" and mod if it-., .ug.an eleeve. Il ha* aharcoal brown and •ne*. Mark atripei and a brown velvet New gama offering* gi*, a big half-collar, four-button cloiing ■••lit to the achool’iet. tea Typi­ and (lent pocketa. Drab Closet Can cal of th* trend lo make acquisi­ Another coat that fa growing tion of knowledge a by produrt of rapidly In fovnr fa th# blager, Be Changed To eompetitiv. fun la G* lo tho Head now recalled from it* gay nine- — * , . , of th . Cla»*. a quia gam* playod tiea daya, moderniaed and act C l O t h i n O P a lO C S at three level* nf difficulty, ao hack on the road to popularity. _ . * that all th . family p.MIcipaUa Is A no*, v.r.lot. in navy wool flan^ . kraln t.a .in g competition. ».l with llght.r blue piping. pre.to! H . eh.ngM _._hum dn,m t w . . m , w uw i # w. m w S K - i S k 't S * ,’» « •' ” For •** the young girl and Ihe tereil nnled in Malt ftnanr# •»•"""*■ many year., ha* fh«"»ment. ymmg hearted unman faihtnn ha* game*. Ka.y Money, for #*ampl». •dapl#d for oport coat How doe. h» perform thi* m*r- a uralth of gifted idea* There — (h, ilantod velou* feat? With th# gala gift have* competition on *harp »pe- --------- retaining . ire itnrm coat*, lined tn fur or culativa praetire, in trading real , in4 «"«*■ P*r„ iPMi> e.tate. There a r. n e . game. „ Im . ; i SS r“Ut#41 •" .him . fur lined Ilnve. and. to u h u rtlw ^ A nnintere*tlng of room* Into a de* „ „ „ , h kllt(, lklr„ Brf. “.uburban snd one that tie* Into tho uranium ■ tnTTn.^.T l' t shorta. knee-high lock. 4lj1)rn(.., «»ith *th •V u el" trim ••jeuel" trtm or or ae-klng fever, providing player. foal> th,? itthurt-mf " 4 * , ^ rt handy place to hang one« cloth#.. (domed A complete change from drab bright rolored pompom, with miniature gelger counter.. lh, r t UWo wannth of wool Family concern with current with a convenient lengththat cloiet to rlothing palaeo requite* txent* le catered to whh newt*, .lightly below th* new u»ar* of *he|vet, hanging • tack* ! ca*t#r Swayie’i board gam# ba»#d hip*. _ , and floor ipace. „ . , When . •n International Urn. clock, and Other .hort outor m at. a r. w ,n" ,0 r " * hnU. hor ■ i keyed to th# new* of the hour. the "utility" and th# markinaw. bring* arre*«oru-. for top to i Traffic ..fe ty ha. in.pirH a The utility coat can ho any- bot.mw drea.ing up. Pick a color, almott any number of new game*. Drlve-Ur- where front walat to hip length. Self, for eiample, bale, play on ll'» «"•<*• , lightweight, but color" i* a *tart for Mr. Clan*. a moving highway, provide* playWO<J, g**4 u ••* For a man’* cloiet. he’ll take .•re . . with .a „real . t ____ i._ wheel racially eutted to driving or neutral* nr »port pattern*. Th# ateering lady mejr get a flowered dulgn whi,-h maneuver* a ear, a horn • pocUtor *porta. Another new ihort eoat ia the nr inft anlld enlor* epd the rhitand a *et of proper road rule*. fleece epevtator coat, a dret, get their favorite nurtcry All kinda of real life aituatlon* wool ■ingle-breaatod m at with patch patient* are In top favor for hoard gam# Now the .helvto a r. aupplied fun. There’* a Campbell Rid* pocket, and tabbed afaatraa. Shopping Gama, H r example, that FITTKII FOR GIVING ^ for. »,n»»g*. Involve* th* problem* of parkiag Nyloa .toocking. m .k . an un- (old' 4 ,lo *hM ' n4 » •« » and filling th* grocery lilt. uaual a* wall a* a popular pre- *r* CM,rr4 *l'h quilled fabric, tent when th* choice la th* new amooth plaatlc. A GIVE GADGRT HAG •tretch nylon*. Avallahl* ht die** g"041*' number of covered hanger. 9 Advanced amateur photograph _ . theer* nr daytime eaauaia, thee* *° match and nne nr tu e extra- _ < _ or* ar* frequently a* amlou* to atretch lo “cu»iom fit" any lag » 'd* *nlt hanger* take rare of w , y r l o t t | | HlH |» \(» .t acquire a new gadget bag aa th* ,il4. clothing. Chri.tmaa la a ftn- wmd .port* average wnenan ia atuioue to ac­ On the eIo*#t floor go metal »hirt. Here, nn# with rich offquire a new handbag. Thi* fa a Etportt »ay that betweos 1 and raeka for ahnea unlea* Santo whlta background a r e n t'd hy Chritfanaa gift ttifgoaOe*. I per emt cent of titha population fa me* rhooar* a tho# bag to hang front bold eonlraatitig atripaa. Van tally rotirdod door or wall, ‘ Hrutrn. FASTI.R O f CARM llntted parka of eard* have enm# Into toy land to make a reality af th# rnatle of legend. Only tho on* A built from the*# aarde la ■ littio to more difficult to togplav Men's Changing Fashions Offers bzC':,£ fa t Opportunity • *»*,«*. • "Play hit game." when it reme« t> ehootirg aomethlng for the man, t tyre tire adv fo* *ucrc»tftil Chrtitmat giving. And vou van bank on it that ovtty man hu* hi* game,whether a* a paiticl- i pant nr at an at-lent if aoroewnat •edentary fon. That fellow who live*, h-eathe* and ihouti about hktenal1 withnut hatdly ever twinging a hai h'm•elf, for example, alio foil* Into that category of the male* called CHICISTM \S KVF IS TIIK MOST IMHH’I AR TIMK to *lip the diamond on her. finger Statin , t eon• poti*mrn. JuM a* turely at doc* flint what even* woman know*, how n here the dr ram diamond of evety lovely lady; a lwo-car.il !h# gu.fer. the fitherman or the round Militant with lapetrd baguette* on cither tide. tennit enthuiiatt. wouldn't like to have hit owa itv Hunt for the llunirr And don’t think for a mlnut.- ah,vet, cap<, aim are welcome atthat he wouldn’t he pirated wUh. way* And * doacn gaily packaged The hunter will welcome a new dividual howling hall, com plti *ay « hook on the lllttnry of golf tali* will arrd him into rap­ hunting jacket, a *hel! and gam# with retrying rate* Th-re are *i* Hatehall, nr a pair of field ture* on Chriatma* day, ve*t, eap, pair of hoot*, a gurt r al howling *hne* and ihirt* t v g'atte* with which to catch a lle*rh out among your candi­ cleaning outfit, hunting knife or do their part to hoo*t *r«r*x. (loteup view of ■ crucial play. Think of the Ciirl* date* for I’hii.tma* gift* th,» • ever*! boxe* of hi* favorite *h# I*. M»a*« Sumrlhing llclter year and you can hardly mt*i a* welt a> all aorta of camping 1 Han't negleel the cji*g*ff *!fi True, it it muih e«*ier In find touching a fithei man. Thi* ap-vrt gear from * comp*-* lo a *>ep of th* .port* Irene in ehoo* : | » g-ft for the participant .putt*- ha* giown trrmendoualy in popu­ ine bag and from a tent to a Chriatma* gift* Women a^e bw man chiefly he,au«e iheie i* al- larity. Kven wonion have taken it portable eook «lnve. coming active »port* partlcipv v't > wav* tom# new gadget being deve­ up in greater and greater num­ For th* winter *port* onlhu- in #v er-(ncrea«r g number*, f l e j loped to help hi* game—at In the ber*. »ia»l. Iheio arr *kl«, innw ihoe*. play golf and trpni*. they *kl intlanc# of th* golf hog earta For the »ngter there *re all • katr*. goggle*, okI luitt and boot* fi*h und hnvkl, f\fn £■-* tilling r»| which tave him a lot of energy to- 1• of new gadget* and gr.*r and all manner nf warm •i-ga. h 'l M i n c M*njr m l when no redly *, avaiiatile—and among which there ore the new Water apnit* hav* railed ra ­ rsn<|i-ln^( for BpotU (Ttfti, thil particularly i-eraute no matter fie<h and *att water iplnnitig pidly in pipu.aiity lately with Chrittmaa, what equipment he may no-v rrei* New rod*, lure* and fltc* pirtirular rmnhatii on water Contid^r !•«** f i f t i of fim » i pottea*. more nr better thing* ate bow Into the market eorntnntly. ikiing and "akin div'ng" fu r Hie at nl tp o H i | i ,*r that tha whot# alway* what he want*. Tackle hove*, creel.. landing net*, latter there are goggle* ma>k«, famtljr can an Joy, tith rr In tht A new let of matched cluht wading boot*. fi.htne Jacket*, fin*. «t-ear* and even urd-iwater ha«amant rumpiia fo<»ni or righ1 for the golfer, a hainiiome new hnl* and other lleitv* *port» good lorath-rg apparatu*. out in tha ha^kjranl. ropufgr if (and lighter weight, plea**! hag. *toie folk will *ugge*t, «well the Cm the Ind.Mir *ide, howling tha •‘indoor fatagory** ar# tahtg ate wonderful gift* f„r the link*, nppmtunitic* fur oppupr.al# giv­ claim* more adherent* than any ti-nnii and jtorkit bilharda in ju » man Sweater*, tjairlt ihnti, ing. other .port. And what bowler for aitaa* n..d ^ • ....... Samsonitefits’emall!u 9£l Qlihudm oA, Ji/ruL aL ( T# £ d to l!L • Headboard With Every Hollywood Bed A N rw Kt-hoU Mnllrewu n r IlnBywnod Red for C h ria lm sa W ill Anourc You ttnil Ymiru H rn ttM u l Real For Many Y aar* To Come — Y our 0M > M A T H E SS IS YOL’Il DOWN P A Y M E N T ! Rrc $179.00 159.00 LUXURIOUS FOAM RUIJIIKR S E T .................... 69,50 Quiltop Innersprinu: MattrcHH, 11) Yr. (Juar........... Royal Comfort Innorsprintf MallreHs, 10 Yr. <»ui . 59.50 DcLuxc* Innorsprinsr Mattress, 5 Yr. (Iiinr............. 49.50 29.50 E cIio Ih Special Inncraprinfr Mattress .r» Yr. t.’tinr. Christ iu.ia F rits $129-50 129-00 49.50 39.50 29*50 24-50 Exch Exch Exch Exch Exch, Suit# (he S|inrf Fnililvnt in the ( Itllilren'a Rimim w lih - Double - Deck Bunk Beds Frf* T h riatm u •IS in. t S f| (Tiniplelr wilh Inneraprlng 'Inllrf*#. I.mirier snd Rail. f s n hp uart* m> Hunk nr Twin lied*. Malrhing ('hm ln and Draw era avmlnlil*. 2 Pillow* 119.50 ItfKular fl39.S0 .................................... NOW F re t T.lfl 2 Ibnidnlr l.ampa Everyone Cnn lie Merry this Christmas with a nrw BED ROOM SET * See nttr large display *f fine quality furnilur* al convenient lernt* • • • IKIOKf ASE HKD n o r m .E d r e sse r • I . A R f i E v. flt imi t ! $ MATTKKSR and HO\ SPRING (.I ARANTEED .*> YEARS Many nlhrra In rhnnag from . . . . Select jn tira now . . . . Pa) Nc*l Year. Swivel Koekcrii...... Reg. $79.00 NOW $§g.00 Swivel Rockers...... Retf. $99.(10 NOW $||.0() One 3-Way Floor Lamp Two Table I^m ps................ ALL FOR $ | | A hlg rhntrg nf rninra , EASY TERMS PHONE 1232 Open Evening lly Appointment Frf# Dfllvtrr After (:M F. M. Call Bod Bamberger, Manager, Phswo I M h d >»■r*>n‘A ’A V " »>:<<'V>V* V,',*»•' A V *n U �0 Chrlitrntf Gift Section 1 HE SANFORD HERALD Buying Slipper Is Christmas Tradition Here To maka this fb# merriest Christmas ever for everylxwiy— irrlm lr j; yourself—do yuur g ift (hopping EARLY! Whether your Christmas list Is |o->g or shoit, whether you Itlend to spend much nr liille, tha uoner you Hart your shopping, tre heller your chance* of g .tling thn-e gifts that will win •'jusl-what-I wanted" grins on Christmas morning. The thought and ear# you devote (o achieving the "perfect "I.KT‘8 PLAY SAFK* la a mateV* of present with person game made up nf traffic markvaluo far heynnd its price. Such era that telli it own gift itnry. happy selections are never tha It's hy XX-Aeto. The passing product of last-mlnule ratch-as- hydraulic dump truck ia a ratchcan ahopping. They taka Ruddy L, ELEGANTE ON II \N ll for Christmas when gloves are lime. Right now, this very minute, "lection, leather glove* that are easily wa«hahle bring Personalized Gifts this «e»ton. Above, jeweled pull-on In Launder Leather you ran start your Christmas gift shopping in a wsy that will save Will Make Merry with leathtr piping. you much time and effort. I'y carefully scanning this ip»- Christmas For Her rial *i lion, you can actually pr»The mn-t thnughlful gilts of ilow lhr whole exciting world of all ere thn»e that ar# "hers S-ifts—- practical and sentimen'al -glamorous and Useful — simple alone." Initialed or monogrammed and lavish—that await your tel- gifts offer that "extra something" cot ion. and show how much Santa wanted Then tomorrow, bright and to please her. .^Blura It : average man needil rally, fare forth to the a-ore* to So many types of gifts ran be g new hat months l efor# he'll | FOR THE RHII1K ■re their exciting displays o f per-nnaliird leath er belts and ■eimtiy go out and buy one for | R 'rakfail sets of tab)* and gifts. You ran rhoo'C nnw from handbags taka handsome metal Wimcl/, tune's s wonderful op-1 chairs art good gift choices ope- lelrrllons that are at their Scry initial*. Even gloves may hava an embroidered name or Initial. -gurtui tiy to surprise him at | dally for tha newlywed*. peak. Lay-away plans offered hy m »ny( Woolen glovrs offer a mono" tfjrliljn a s lime with a u>cful and stores make It posslhla for you gram it yourself opportunity, Lea.■ntthbmiHe gift. to dn e lot of early gift ahopping thrr and fabric gloves often wear New hats fur men fallow the on very little rash, You ran pick labs for a pendant letter. dominant trends in men's cloth­ a gift, put a small deposit on it. Collars, sweaters, and blouses ing. They come in smaller shapes and the »tore will hold it fur you takr rmhruidercd nr appliqued mnnogrami In a discreet corner ’til just before Chrislr**, and darker tones. The narrower *‘l.ay away a gift a day" is a or on a pocket flap. • brims ami tapered crowns now yon.) rule to follow, whether you Costume Jewelry, sport hats, tu fashionable, a ir more becoming lake advantage of tha stor.-s’ lingerie — so many fashions? — to matt mrn than any at)I* In "Lay-away" plans or tuck y*ur offer a vast field for individualg ^ 'ctst years. gifts away in n secret hiding lied gifting. And furs, especially, I If there Is any douM ahnul sire, should he personalized for pro­ place of your rwn, at heme. ,'fcnlm- or style. H e gtft giver need Either way, you’ll he ah’# to tection at well as pleasure. ‘ fh k liking n * chan-ei. Gilt cer• it hark and smile at ihha milling Be sura to order your mono•T'lificitrt fur too man's hat, availero v d * that will Jam the stores gramming several weeks la ad­ *,Table in all stoics, will do the later on. vance nf Christmas. Make It a Your shopping will a'l have personally merry Christmas lor , ; Hat gtft certificate* fn many Injeen done, wisely and wril. Y’our all th* ladies on your roster. i jla n r e i -finally fumiih the gner foresight will M rl hly rewarded an nppnriunity In glv* two gift* l,y the satisfying knowledge that In one. Usually the miniature hat no me is forgotten, evrryor.a is Please Don't Forget - box or hat that fcrvca over the •DRIVE-I'H-SELF" Is an ex- remembered with a gift that rebmg term as dresser boxes, ash citing nrw traffic safety game fleets the thnughfulne-s of ,a Shut-Ins Christmas strays nr tdhrr useful accessories, that makes competitive fun of can Ini, unhurried selection. Don’t forget the shut.Ins at * ’ And in addition, they're usually pVarticing how In handle an Christmas times. For the friend email <noisgh so that they may automobile, says Toy Guidance .The Panama Canal runs north or relative confined In the hot. 'Iso hung on a Crtitma* tree. Council. Hy North* extern. and sou Hi instead nf cast and weal pita! o’ at home, flowers for tha Yuta are a must. Dorloia pro­ at la oflt-q popularly supposed. claim them great moraia boost­ ers. A plant, particularly ■ poinaettia, which 'the Invalid may be able to taka rare of and nhaerva from day to day would !<• a good arasonnt choice. Floral arrnngrmrnli are acceptable In tha airk room and ara in good taste. W/iy NotBuy H Hat For Present * :! * j; t MORE ATTRACTIVE GIFTS Gilded plna rones, a spray of mistletoe or bright Christmas tree halls added to gift wrap­ pings mtke packages look mora attract! vw. »'■ MAKING MKE MOTHER AT HOME Is now possible for title tit* * ter with complete pracllre rooking set* that wilt keep her fasrin. I . »trd. This one is fltlrd with real Rettv Crocker mixes, fiotlingt and biscuit powder, In addition to utensil*, by Ideal. JUNIOR PILOT gise the young full trination In flying, Toy Council. It's a tronic. TRAINER Srsle Indoc­ trporta tha TWA Elec­ Of Indoor Sports Leads To Ideas Ruy'ng te r Dai! ar Mv.her, or th# rhiliren, or a friend, I* a lime-honored Christ­ mas tradition, but thl* year smart shoppers ara going a step further by including a pair of fashionahly pew casuals among tbair Thara’a a boom In family Inter­ est in all types of Indoor vcnlons of outdoor sport* which mikes wsy for more Interesting gift ideas. lea hockey grts a realistic board game version In a new Pooih-M-Up lc« glfu, Hockey game which permits parlor Tha reason* ara rlrar. sportsmen to msniputata players For tha first lima In nrarijr a snd pucks in a highly realistic grnrratlnn, men's footwear has manner. (e»n radically restyled, with the result that ratual shoes most as­ CHRISTMAS IS IN TIIT. BAG! Handtoma aued* and smooth leather Slugger, a new baseball bagsletla suredly enter tha gift category. handhagt In shapa for the Santa-season ate grouped here. Sueda game five* players control of bat­ This applies to hoys. too. pouch and calf classi« by Rosenfeld: buckled-atrap pouch and slim ting. leather bag with "fake" buttons by Coronet. Suggested by Leather And as for tha feminine side Basket Is a new table version nf of the family, It Is even simpler Industries of America. basketball that captures much of to find the gay uM. flamnrnue j the thrills and evettement nf th* "at home" shoos that will bring i Therw art Hl'eaRy hundreds original game. Miniature hlllard i quests of pleasure frame the, of different stylri of leather bed­ Get Dad Lounging tablrs with folding legs are enjoy. girls. Ing a wave of popularity. Thrcr’s s room slippers to choose gifts Robe In Colors Soft suede In delicate enlore,' parlqr vyrslon of duck hunting What would Christmaa ha played with rubber tipped darts. smooth end crushed grain leathers, from for all member* of the fami­ glittering silver and gold leath­ ly. They tango from soft leather without a g ilt of a new loung­ ers, all have been worked into lux­ sruffs and mules for Mother and ing robe tor dad? Chinees are, William Howard Talt who weighurious glamor shoes for w rar the teen-agers to th# more con­ with his old one frayed and rd more than 10® pounds was tha while hostessing, viewing T-V or ventional Irtlhrr opera clippers heaviest U. S. President. worn from long and happy use, Ju t lounging around. for Dad. Or th# warm -as-t»ait Although normally yon might allppers lined In genuine wool he’i surely counting on someone n'ser think of buying father a shearling for all member* of the giving him a mpe this year. pilr nf shoes as a gtft, tha new family. Smartly styled new ehestarfltld loafers will strike you as perfect i Shearling, |f you don’t know models ar* being shown In wool as a present fur him. So will the Is the soft unrferwoot of the sheep for this Christmas, soma In houndnew low cut, one and two eyelet or lamh. which has hern left on ■tooth cheeks with half collar of models done in leathers soft to the leather aa It la tanned, and tha touch, availahlt In myriad results in th* warmest, m ost com* velvet, which Is In harmony with rolora such aa hamboo, emoka, fortahle rold weather footwear new men’* wear styling. Others are In solid color# with contrast­ and of eours# black. ing waiting. >1STCHKS FOR IIOSTKM M o n o g ra m m e d pad* of match*! for tha hostess to use at her partio*. would h« a welcome your gift. Order them early from > f a v o r i t e smok# shop or department ■tor*. •III.OX CARS'* CARRYING the ARC’S make up this Haiti with engine and caboose, for FOR TEEN AGEIt A dressing Ubl* for sister !«, toddlers who love to pull things a natural g ift far tha gal wbo[ about. Called Kocomotiva, it ia by Kuaan. has grown into bar teens. I'NDISPI TED MAN-OF-THE-YRAR IN PLAYLAND. Davy Croc. Vet| inspire* regalia and equipment that promises to be among .Santa's most favored gifts for liltla girls as well as boys, says tha American Toy Manufacturer* Asaocition. Sturdy fringed auita shown here are by Ben Cooper. Frontier Homs, by Halsam. Davy’s "gee-tar" by Mattel. FOR MORK SPACE Storage units, now handsomely enough designed to take a place In Itving moms, offer gift opport­ unities this Christina*. H»tb-R«a»lty, AmarM ott*madabaovM lastly ramose* d hraltsar whaols- Standard A m erican ca aitar b rak a, O eodyaar quality balloon tfro*. standard rims, etaal from#. bay's, two-tana »r*en with whlla trim. ( W i Mud wW» whito trim.______ Slacks Jewelry by .California Carman Beaded Blouses for Holiday Wear Skirts wllb Matching Swcitera r Every Afternoon 2-5:00 p. m. fotalee lelw OW» weWee le no #11 Cocktail DRESSES Wlcuu^ £aFJw il r i h 'r-T . : *v,$ . >■ "V■ 1 :Jl �■■■■■■—' T H E SA N FO RD H ER A LD Getting That Special Gift Is Easier With Know-How l.iku everything elec, succesifull)* gifting • man !• easy when you know how. Mostly it's a matter of knowing your man; knowing what hit U ltra ami needs ar« in the way nf w-eert able*, what hl» intrtraU arc in bobbles an<i a port.1 what will ba»t promote hia comfort and con­ venience in hia day-to-day living. Firat of all, your problem ia greatly simplified hy tho fart that them am »o many thlnga that a man never haa enough of. A man can alwayi uaa mora ahirta (both business and aport*)t alack*, handkerchief*, necktie*, aoeki, ahoea. Tha smoker alwaya welcome* cartons of hia favoriu cigarettes, boxes of cigar*, rew pipe* to add to hi* collection; the golfer alwaya need* more golf lull*; the tennia rnthuda-t, moro tennia ba'H; tha camera fan addi­ tional supplies of negative* and printing p*|wr, and **> cm, down the line. Tbe»e "aura thing staple*** are, of rour»c, only tha l«egmI rung of tho happy ;>o»sibilitiea that present themselves, aa you prepare to g ift tha men in your life. P lait with Wardrobe A good place to atart is with a raan'a wardrobe. It la hard to go wrong when you "give a man a g tft he ran wear," ear»cially if you take hia u » tra into careful consideration and have an up-to-date* knowledge of what’* , pew and what’a light in men’s wearables. Men a rt fashion-mindcd today (more* as than moit *l tham will admit), ao It’a import­ ant to have your selection* right on tho beam, aty'e-wiie. In sportswear, one of the moat popular new idea* it tha "shirt C rkst." Ju»t the thing for •‘after ura" relaxation, indoor* or oui. It la made of bright patterned Wool shirting flannel and rut in a casual jacket style, with »c;uare bottom aimllar to a sport shirt. Another recent entry on tha ' casual that is winning _____ seen* . _ high favor la tha auburlan coat. Thi* mld-lrngth goat of warm, heavy wool tweed or fleece with wool Interlining ia perfect for throwing c i over leisure* t»g*. It i« ru t f gle breasted and has generous I er pockets, M»st melt find tha * 'urban tha ideal “extra coat.** 1 slarka the trim alim styles < -Inrh knee, 18-Inch cuff) are thing, thia yrar. Flannels and i|s In charcoal torra of gray, n and green will bo tha prastmas “ tiect arllera." Invmt In Hwratera l-i sweaters, lh« newest thipg ! the low turtle neck or crew • ,-lu However the traditional V* I k pull-overs and cardigan* v I still rata warm Christmas v come*. .Surface interest dirtinguishsi I new sport coals, with tweed* From Tree Directly To Table C h ris tm a s G ift F a c tio n N* Add Your Auto To Gift List ■‘ V horvef paid that there is an when run along the emirs• the p"«*tb!litlr* for add- driver plan* to take, will met!* i’fi«l • * t In m ju *1 Hflf• iv *t c a ft to the col- s a lt a dial that will tell him tho vti m Xt>Al is t vit £ .in. mlde.i thi* distanca he ha* to travel. c:hri • f'•*r a n *• or .* woman Ilv*r w a t c h any matorisl triO, in mEii v rate*—Ju*t h.**n't scrunch forward In his scat, \ }1'OHIkfht etHt*ut the automobile. especially tn warm wrather, to Tt u»*. !la nc- mo ate *»f- let the wind pixy a-rn,* hia bark. fc rr. 1 vilh Mich a .Hvcr*ity of Thi* motorist—whether man or *1 lelt t l]Uipmen: that the or- woman—would welcome one of tha rv t• niiy fed r.othmg spr :vllj- t|e*ignrd back re*t* which t :\n be add i to what tho owner. piovii- for juvt the ventilation hi I'piDfil himself. needed. IIIlit » si ‘i v mu And If lbe motorist 1* ena whs III } ian who ordered that take* an inteie»t in tho wrath* i :if 'ctytbi'ig from signal rr, thria at* thrmomrlrr* that It U tn a » '• ’itioning, might ar# easily a t'* 1bed to wimiowt. hiHi' never • ,cht about a com* to tell bint the temperature. pf Probably th* newest of all ex* \ *4 >e| i a hand mine, 1 tta cudgel*, b r i n g offered as 11.1 b i .-*■ autnmobile rom- ,pr. nil equipment i -i tome of Co M ill it* hi : \ s i i i m m ; st << t s s i. •>.- c ift • v »* v *o»t for ia'n **r »btne w.ar, shopper* wi'l fin.I a wide •elrrtioii of VE|«•ii < flV<1'...*-• • that could be cat* are safety straps for pan* albwrethrr coat* that ale nttiarllvr in aei'eatancr «* wr t n. water- • ! r'l «♦»!) • - rtainty ihe engrrs, such a are ti*ed tn air* le*i*tant and Winebproof. Many have Initlnn or Jip-in lining*. ■■ w* , g i: > one plane* f.>r landing* and take-offs. r*IIIn w Ih* t hvil.l> 1 and •Irllghtrd. 'Ihey m e ea-.Iy in*ialle>l fn any u**r type i *r and may In* had in accestory a |*-Kkel .(me*. ■ *nk an I i of tho For the bathroom admiral andt el* of civilian ami military plane* 1“ Hie playroom pilot, there aic c* mav be a-wmblcd Irom kit* looiobile citing n*w toy* thet travel through An*l for the older !**•*«, who water and fly through the air, t*dh dream of the day when they ran which tn thrill them at ChriMma*. take a ship aloft, there Iv even a Seagoing craft range from wood remote control piano *ct with ar.d plartir fur* lor thr yminsr*t whirh tho may practice takrofi an>l landing*. members of the'firm ly to model outboard and inboard motor* p*iwIll *K 1 *11*1*1 PS noil by *|'eclal fuel*, fer the \ survey of * man’s dr*’- f grammar *rh(sil *el. according to office o r In hoiim i may rev col J u t IN \ TH \ P l tH I H * c om r* T< * Manufacturer* of ihe 1 S. A the need tor a calendar clock. I OP M tV I'AISF NTS w hen tbl* t e a i d r o p linttla of p e r . There a t e airplanes whirh can memorandum tn-ik. plciure frame, P dtJj warmv*ri for the parents f u m e i« disc overed on tb* tie pushed by hah*. I h r r e ar.* *le*k lighter, wni* o rgatlitcr ei ■ri liable-, will he wel- Christmas tree. “Tresor” T ear.; plane* which will fly on ruht*er may Ire a complete matched ,cl of drop hr latuonie, S hand power. Aceurale M ale mod- acres tone*. io m ed a t thou,'hlfut, uicfid gift*. a From under the tree direct to the top of lbe fr«lj*e Christmas buffet or dinner table ia the route m.my of Santa'* mod welcome prr*cnt* will be taking thia year. For every wom.cn, be the Mi»v nr Mr*, ha* a warm *pot in her heart for sift* of fine china, lin* en*. gli»»ware and table orna­ ment*. The opportunity for selecting a gift that will really click here, range* frctvn a >in;le item through complete rhma and silver sereirr* and include* »urh ornamental Hem* av candle holder*, and how la for floral arrangement*. In mod in*tanrcv, gift* f.w the table will go to join a “ family" of alrcady.chovrn color* ami pattern*, and the new addition should tic chovcn tn ,fit tn with the existing tableware. When the lady Is Mu* Pride.to Pc or Mr*. \rwl>w«d. information about her tableware pattern* will be easy to get. and an additional place setting of ehtna or iilvrrw ate. or a *et of crystal goblet*, will solve gift shopping problem* In a >’ hurry. Die established homemaker ha* different need*, and ibese should be considered in selecting her gill. She probably want* replacement piece* to makr a tceitured *et n( di»hr*. gla**c* or silver cnmpletr once more. Another mnitlikely-trvsueefrd gift 1* a »rl of pottery or stainlersterl tbiw .iic lor lamdy and infor mil dining. to rover the table Vo from . .Gift* . *"p formal to the informal, Lsre Exciting Toys Made To Travel rAKIUO.V PREDICTS A kVIIlTK CHRISTMAS, with snowy.while furs appearing under ninny a Chilitma* tree. Among the new blonde fura are heaver, sheared «ppo%um and muskrat, in rvetylhiug from m ats to muff*. Reaver jacket abovn auggeited by As«nciatcd Fur Manufacturer*. Ine, and houcla effseta bidding for top honors. On tha business or drr*s-up aide, the mntinulng “dark look" in men’s clothes pula the accent on rolor in accessories to enliven th* over-all effect. Colored ahirta aie steadily gaining in popularity for “be. fore six” wear, with pinks, belio, lime, peach, and Un among tha moat favored shade*. Collar point* are shorter and wider spread. In ncsrktles, that p e r e n n i a l favorita for Ghristiua* gifting, soft pastels provide th« pcrfrcl foil for tha currently popular dark suits. Patterned effect* are popular, with sharp con­ tra il Iwtween -.background *»l design coloring*. Ilrglmenta! stripe* continue strongly in fa­ vor with many men. RHarpe* re­ main on the narrow aide, some with square ends. Uriah! lines Thi* Tear Mufflers come in bright hue*, this year, including new melon shades, soft mint tones, green­ ish hlu*, turquoise, yellow and gold. Glove* are shown In a var'etv of dark and light tone.*, with greys pre d o m in an t. J eM .*< ^ fc * *+1*+/-*.*.* r I ---- 5We» In the trains of hnbhje* anil sports, the golfer, tennis fan. Iwwler, hunter, fisherman, model maker, camera fan. collector and tioatman ait will warmly welcome gear and garb keyed to their special bent*. Tool* and (<ad|rl« The “lin-it-ymirtelfer" seldom If ever ha* all the tool*, gadget* or equipment he need* (or tablecloth*, linrn luncheon rloth* thinks he needs). Usually it will with matching napkins ( monogram he no trirk at all to elicit the ming make* Ihe gift more person hint* that will put you right on *Il sod place mala are Juvt a few the target, gift-wise. of the possibilities. Te promote a man’s comfort. Home fashion today endorse* the ease and, enjoyment o( Jif* i n ( U*e *>f c i ^ c d Jablcdodu ,ven for genetal, consider such it'*tn* a* format rtWln?, an a pretlv pw-iil , cloth with an embroidered or cm lounging n..^* and .tippers, n ,lrni mjkM a , „ new ea*y rhair. smoking stand*, . .* .. ._ . * , cellarette. rocktail shake, eel*. rh!° ;rr ,hP nuM," n ^ ^ m a k r r _________ If she* an enthusiastic doll FOR MKN, ON-TIIE-GO yourseif er. she’ll appreciate a gift ,, . *. » 'o *1 a * h e l p her make her own , . . table arcr**nrira. tine auggevtion traveling, hall appreciate a leath- (l , ]nomj rraifH ,], fcn,, |n . er kit, fitted with all hia favorite alrurtion* for making placamata of grooming aid*. straw. * ■¥ JOIN OUR CHRISTMAS SAVINGS CLUB NOW FOR '56 YrnTH hiva more fun shopping and Riving next C hriitnui, If >-t)U join our Chriitmaa Stvingt Club today t Sava a definite amount eech week and watch your Mvinga yrow Into a wonderful check for ’&C. a e 1 n Far Weekly *25 U .50 25.00 100 50.00 2.00 100.00 / a * £ / i Collect in ’M 12.50 ToiletriesBeauty Aids .25040 4 - : Cheeking; P f f a o H a l Tlo ^ a y * A u t O B O U f e W n a n r i n g J 'O U A iA , (b SioJUL Nenr Posl Offlct I’hone 103 Visit Our Sundry Store >- . tr 20th & French A fter The 15th” | �BLOUSES CUFF LINKS TIE CLASP Bv H ickok, tie ham. cuff links, Indlvittml jijiTo or sets. Stud sets in red »>r hip k. Key chains & money dips. Cotton and nylon, they’re the topi of the lem on, our blouses. . . in styles th a t range from trim and tailored for day to very glam­ orous for evenings. Bui* now fo r Christm as, SPORT COATS jfl\ Fine pin wale corduroy, worsted, or blend* of cashmere. Also all leather suede. iMcCregor and Goodall. SPORT SHIRTS You're so right to give him Bt'UKi SHIRTS, by such well known names as Arrow, McGregor, Botany. Ginghams, wnsh & dry cotton, woolens, corduroys & blends. Plaids, figures or We've a dream world of the pret­ ties possible slips . , in a delight­ ful variety of ityles. 4 .9 8 - 1 4 .9 5 SOCKS All one size, "Ono size fits e v e r y ImmI)-” by Phoenix o r Ksquire. Solid colors, S t r i p e s , Clocks & Argyles. BELTS Belt A Buckle Sets. Belts, all leather. Buckles in gold plate or sterling with gold inlaid. 1.50- 5.50 SLIPS t GOWNS By Sans Soud, Van Raalte, soft warm pastel colors, red. black or whlta. Tailored or very dainty lacy atylea. 5.95 - 24.95 ROBES Soft warm fleecy quilted rohes^ that givaa you frills without chilli. 10.95 -19.95 BWcr nylon robe*, they're charm­ ing, they'ra frivolous and they’re eo very practical. SUITS f By BOTANY BOO, Tailored by Daroff. Flannels, gabardines or worsted. All suits in the newer shades including Char-Brown, Char-Grey, A suit is n gift most llkelv to succeed. 14.95 - 24.95 . SWEATERS * Majestic, Jantcer, all wool, orlon. orloa A cashmere blends. CAN-CAN PETTICOATS 4.98 - 24.95 Beautiful jeweled sweaters. All colors and styles In can-can petticoats. SWEATERS 10.95 -12.95 8.95 • 9.95 McGregor Sw eater's O r io n new puff, new luxury, new colors. Wnsh without care and dries in an instant. Size Sfi-42. By Arrow r,*'*n Wembley. HANDBAGS 1.5 0-5 .5 0 Handsome handbagi for the holidays and after. AH leather, eordae, faille, crepe de sheen and velvet "We've got Christmas in the beg.” SLACKS Botany brand slacks. Woolens A blends. Hew shades, all sizes. 9.95 -17.95 198.2415 JEWEL CASES A perfect Christmas gift for someone on your list 1J0 • 12.95 B O Y S' S U I T S CHILDREN'S Blend of wool A nylon, wrinkle reals, t e n t durable, smartly styled. Ages 4-7. DRESSES Christinas Urns, school time or party time little girl's love lo dress up. We've dresses, Jumpers, blouses made for quality, priced for value. 6.95 - 12.95 B O YS' JACKETS Leather Jackets, tailored from selected horse hide leather. Avet 6 - 1 2 --------1195 A gn H - 20_____ 19.95 HATS John B. Stetson hate in all the styles and colors. S is e ltt-C . 10.00 - 12.95 - 15.00 198 up JEWELRY PANTIES Bracelets, necklaces, earr i n g s to compliment every outfit Rayon and nylon, trim. �TOOK msrtfU S ty * H a n fo rd MFUIDS TOOK RIGHT TO KNOW! • t W«oHier ii! AX i v ntNmDrEvr n r v r ST n -W S P A T E K Kr NvPrE Vnr inDAILY giM F O B T ll F L O R ID A EaUhHahcH 1WA V O LU M E X LV I ■— ■a c — Voi*D f»tr iw (Iihi*J tald • b»<siirh Thur«ds». Frost nr tre a t­ ing lemneratures a«sy from toast tonight. W E D N E SD A Y ."N O V E M B E R Y o T T ? ^ No. 329. — ’W illiams' R e s ig n a t io n ^ ^ ” Stevenson Goes Into Effect Today started i t " j Th* resignatott of R e p r e s e 1tix# Yolj* A. Williams Jr. be- a* . comes « d*> as he vt.ps down from his elective office of I G U I I I I I «*minol# County Representative t« n ft t s | f* ’ * KPrlfUll DOW UftfflC Dr. Bayne Driscoll I To Speak Sunday :X2Z!r?22rsz Support Is Urged; At Christian Church ' Attorney in the Ninth Judicial Di»- Dr. Bayne E Driscoll, Still­ water, Okie , an expert in com­ prehensive evangelism who head* the current stmultsncouv evangclistie crusade sponsored b> Flori­ da Christian Churches. i> expected to preach at tha First Christian Church here Sunday cicht. The three mnn'hs campaign will come to a climax on Drcmon Day, Dee. U. The goal or the local church ia 31 new members by that date; and 22 nf them hate already been received. Men's, women's and couple » teams h u e made many friendly calls in recent weeks. Dee 4 has been deiignatrd a t Kickoff Sunday. A commit­ ment service will be held in the aaeetuary at the Sunday School hour for classes from th« Junior age up An instruction meeting for teams nd esllert will be con­ ducted at 1 p w. by Pastor Parry L Stool. Thrjce eights et evsngehsUe n ilto Uon are scheduled (or Monday through Wednesday, Dee. S-T, at |:Jf) p m The sis teams will be divided into two groups with a major aver each: Mr« Harry Falk keadug the youth division; and Mrs. Oscar T. Pearson heading tka adult division. The caller* will be served supjer al the church by CWF groups, as follows Monday. Croup One. Mrs J. W. Knight, Chairman; Tue-day. Group Two, J i n . B. M. Williams, chairman; and Wednesday. Group Three. Mrt. Lester Tharp, chairman. Callers o**du>g babysitter* will be aided by Hurley Morgan, Syl­ via Feartoa. Sarah Alice NiUlsek •ad le v trly Evana. Volunteer typists In ronoeetKin with the campaign Include Mrs. Chandler Vail, IV>n*td F. Tucker and Mra. P al Caus. Impressive baptismal services are slated for the nights af Dee. 4 and II. Lait week the electrical wiring of the sanctuary wa* altered w> a* la enable it in carry a heavier load with safety. Ob Monday, Dee. 11, the annual •ongregabooxl meeting will be bald. Rfporta will be heard and Bern Qffireri for tenure* of one and N o years will be elected The aew member* who have come into the church will be honored. A special event ia act (or Sun­ day, Dec. II, when the choir, un­ der the direction of Jay M. Wal­ ter. w ti present a Christmas Canlata, "Chimes of the Holy Night" (HoRm ). atfompsn'cd at the or­ gan by J fn . N. V. farm er. A O rtetm aa play "Star of ■ape" win be given on Monday Bight, Dee. II. followed by a "white gif*# ter the King" service At the close a Christmas parly will be given for the ehildrvn of Rt* Sunday School. The party com­ mittee la composed of Mrs. G. A. Ktblaek. Mrs. Bartow Hinson Jr., and Mra. W. H Young Raymond Mills, missionary to F a rt quay, South America, wall show pictures of his work in that field. Friday, Dee. JO, at a district meeting sponsored by the local fellowship W oaaa's Day will b* obscraed Sunday, Jaa. 1, with Mr*. Raymood Mills aa Uw guest speaker. R*p William* i f n j r 'd from his office hy letter to fecretarr of $•»*♦ F A Grey He did not g« to. Tallahassee a. originally planned h-ranae of the pres'uro of busin»»s here In „*nfotd. In rasigning from tha position av R*pr»*ant*tive, Williams will become A'sittant Stele s Attorney effective tomorrow. He also sent hta rjualifratlon papers to Fee ratary* of State Gray bv mall. The Commission ram n j the State Reprasentative to tha Ninth Judicial Circuit Office and in h*. comlnp rffectiva tomarrow will place Williams in the portion ax .an . assistant in State's. Attorney ,, . J . n„ rmn, fine hi. primary dutif. to Brevard and Seminole Countiea. U U Ifl V U IIIV r r A f l 11 O iJD C O C j m w % Seven Prisoners Will Serve Terms In Orange County, f i, Citizens Greet CandidaTe m K PS Southern Tour Pleases Adlai t *'si ^res< -o ins H*s t>* 1 pi ssa roots sec- >' i of riond* tw ce- t'-e iesl test of popularity in the 5 inshire State Maatrg stops * "tig th* ■ sy far s handshaking io»r nf downtown i sert.on* of sar-n.s localities, Stnun-'is is g -c - i « ''h a Sarn g e of * j-.ngtsph seeker* *"d ssel] wishers. True | .itieisns taka their e*nsi.s of | "pii'4 :il|r fr ■IX th# It tt i a trasele.t tnwsys s>|wr* the vast itt*)oti1y of inters h d primarily th* ssoi# op'n "<s aid sr# s sayed |y down-to-earth talk by th* carve dusts*. I o Ssnford ye'ierday, Adlai P'esen>"n, sa *i«wrd eindtdat# for th* pemoe-sde PretldenMal Nom nation, ha"dsb»»r.l ir.d gteet#d hr* way t'lrnugh a aurgtng group of hundreds nf peapla who turned out in wintry en'd weather to »ty "hello" *rd sVi'i* the hard of th* person they h»!i*v* will ha the next president. "Veil people her# really Ilka politics, dor t you” ' h« remarked as mors pe-ple filed by for th* handshake and broad smile. i: Governor Collins Eligibility Still Under Advisement " I ’ve never met s.:rh wonderful people.” he remarked, as m a n y recalled bygone days in Missouri, Oh tit snd nihnr states where *equaint*tires of family or friend* wet* in common. J To meet ths pret-den'.tal #*!»• ] dldt's wa* J. Btailey Odhars, hesdirg a delegation of eltixen* who turned out for tbs jo minu’a ,t*v *( BanfoH’a busiest inters section. Yolle A. 'nilfanrs J r, stepping up to meet Fterenton, said, "t in prisala l i f e " want you to know that I n s p-utr ar-fnrd »r. I *entl- n rip s rv niar.vger here’* ! Pi Srt I ni ns of *Mhr , meeiipg ft’eserson were; ’ rmn-imaginary" (' ’I 11111” Slempcr St rat.- Demr*« al the hmrthsulr . rrallc rotnrnittnemsn and Mra, 1 ,fr°» ntebt Ralph Austin Smith. State Demo*■ ap|t- «ri ’.cfc critic Commltteewoman. Also Fen* I' forniaure of ihn a*-'r Douglas Btenstrom, Repre••-vtatire Alack N. rlevelsnd J r , 'I s p ’r Denver t orrlell, M. B. "TB n#" Finith. Commissioner F |)< - -It Mrs flcitrnd# Oinafeldee, "I ar-d t\ f) Williams who recalled Cornelia Skinner Is Here Tomorrow K |i p, ’* Jel Fighter Piiinc ‘ Crashes In Alaska FATBB.tNKS, Alssk* F - * JW fighter plane rrs.hed nn l.kenff utte a mw of house, yeslardl). killing an animated II to tt P~» pi*, poatlhly more # At laaat eight were topwed Rearing along a lew feet ahova Iha ground at an estimated IV) mite* in hoar, th* FM plowed into Iha Aral nf »tt aighl-smil butldlngi used to tsnus* Eielson Atr Force Base personnel and Ihelr families Ksa aparlmant unit waa virtually demolished a* the plane eiploded Part* of «t. Ha ternnhing* and the plan* m»«*d over the twrvblnch a n * ante to* ntb*r fiv# house. Tha tremendous impsrt apartment furl lark, hurtling lE F h i L 1^ «H ' r ' , In,h'n •shich hadT hbroke* sB f to‘ the buildings Amm-g «W victim, wa. th# psloi U Alfred F. Pwusdari, 2F “Mo«* ttcaBa, Mite. ih* unlrfA-tiflad you** man bolds ■lata Danwratir Ccmmittecman ' the m Sieienai.n ihai he V"te-I fop ti e prrsi Initial eendidxte's grand- »t:l l-c tliroun father, Sr Tti stlnwtd H in tro ts nf n t t r e f s Bled by t a • of the Mu- greet Flevens»n, all ef them ebaerw *’ • ' on who,* fullv wsrmed hy the friendly f the y-reelirg• ot th» Demorfatlc con- To City Library Full 01 Interest Coffee Club Meets 'Unexpected'Bobes Create Big Problem Tha Public Education Osmmittea nf th* Baintaol* County Unit. American Cancer Socttty, Florida Division, Inc , met last night at Iha home of Mra. Julius Dragfelder, with Andrew J . Bracken, chairman, presiding. Extensive plana war* drawn up ter a year-round, county-wide education program. Participating ware: Dallas Loop, vice-chairman In charge c< mens organising: Mm . Roy F. Minn, womens organigatioai; Mrs. George Touhy. church group*; Miss Myrtle WtiMo. county communities; Mra. L L. Hamrick, SNAAS activities; R. T. Milwn*. county schools- and AndiCW i . Bra.ken, a t y achewla. Thn Brat two programs will be H R lirlll Thursday at U :» ■. m. at th* Umgwaod Civic Cen­ ter and *4 J :» p. as. al (ha Lika Mary Woman'* Club according to Mia* Wilson, Seminole County Of Real Popuhri Hf CHARLIE MORRISON ,W o , d ftotarian.. at their „ ( f Uy m**t)ng Monday n<*«n it On- y Mj,{ d u b , heard an excellent, inspirational talk K a rounp past district governor rf Rotary Interr j,tionwl. en appeal fnr support ->f the Teanut Rowl pame to be playFriday night and a poem ('em the pen (actually from the tjpewriter) of an unknown author. Young Mac Selvidee. sixth grade pupil nf the Sanf-ird Gram­ mar school, made a stirring appeal for Fotrary support of the foot bell games to be pl*v«d Fiidev night *t Memorial Stadium in ylif t»imrd tha Peanut Rnwl affair. The youngster made a tplendid presentation and was ac­ corded an ovation by hi* lidetiets, A bevy of cute leenag* cheer leaders gsva s sample of tha school spirit that wll ha in evtdenca at th« itediim Friday night. President William I Kill I Bush Jr. r#ad »h* following mmmuniraH* tien:—• "Deer Mr. Bush:— W know men aren't Interested h erein hu t s have plannvd a •even Seminole County prison­ p ee lunch and would Ilk* to have ers were turned aver ia Orange you fellows come and cat with us. County authorities this morning So, please read thi* at your rest to serve their prison sentences la meeting, (signed) Phylu Chapman, Orange County work camps. president. Be!* Sigma Phi". So Thnia turned over hava been President Bill read on:— sentenced to M day s nr more and Y# Wilt! We have a wonderful TXU.AHASSEE JV-Judg* Hugb cnKNKIJA nTIH RKINNER, who la ml! taartbing toe < u In compliance with standing (fear Ye! H eir Ye! And ttvlen instruction* by the Board of Semi­ tale to tell! Beta Sigms Phi Is M Taylor of the 1-ooct C-*uniy Cir­ • penalised artmg. eppesn -n Sen/orii tnm'trtow n jr* »t ■■-n" ■ nole County fommiistoners who . , . „ cuit Court hay tinder *dVtsement made th. agreement with Orange » " n'" r »***;•*■ Ha- the question of Gov rollma’ eligi­ * ( tear, inviting everyone. R al) have bility to *eeV re rlrtllon neat year, all sort* of nirt things to tell. The agree menI was ana: a|itriiirin — madt aartvite with «w.»aa j _.. , ... , mAV*r ■! «whether T» but It it I» Is PTUniC problematical Orange County autbom iet since ' he will sn.wrr at this hm». Semmole County doe* not have mora to tell. From 12 00 to 1:10. Although he heard *ltarn»y» aetha ficilitie* for work camps nr a• Intteh will b* 'aold. " Ia With 'V ,n lot* ,V snd - , 7 . J ^ Supervisor*. le‘* *f good food, w t t i told. W# »u" OtieHioa tor three iw irs Tha prfwrsm tn rn ftT £ trr ttiU j T f t" tfim* ■»* ^ l i T l 'S i . e r h . e ^ M ^ a a w I w morning Included: Bobby Johnson,' **>w- You ” r™ ' friend. "n r , " W ban alage star Tori sentenrrd In one year for hresE (here, everywhere. We prnml.e n r oIlfn*‘ failure fci IndlTH* Drat drowning tragedy. In Fkinnr app- «i t « ,■ you’ll have the t.m# of your life ‘ whether hr will run again .th e memory of lo<al rltlsens, solo ch» s -n ,k .i mg and entering. Emory J Smith, Judge Taylor said he would hand , r„ lf,,| take Gem at DeBary, oc­ of her lull lenu'h -1" •enteneed to M days on two And you’ll most likely «#r tome. charges, driving without a license thing nice for your wife. There’ll down his drruloti "perhap* Fn curred yeatetd ay sshen * 2J- unseen rast of *up|> and reckless driving; Sherdick be plants, and handi-work and d*> - b,i* m,,rf probably Monday" month oM baby was found at th* may tenga from one Battles, sentenced In 30 day* for •cwelry and auch; A big variety. >r«* indicated that hi* opinion wilt, water** edge after being mined number. rarh of two charges, driving with­ that won't rott very mu-h F |iis-|(f be decides he h .i |un*dlction, for about a half hour. •’Bets m e they ur* lnsi»iti|e out a Itrrntf and driving while <opal Parish House t* the place *n*uf'1' lb* eliglbtity nuftHtel • r-irporcsl Tha child was las; seen plavlng tri the su-tiee, . intoxicated; Robert Rurdrn, sen­ to go, December 2nd We have so l.*»)erx made it plain anv rilling at th* water's #dg« wtth his pup­ sense doesn’t mean l i s t they tenced to 30 day* for drunkenness; much to show. From 11.00 to ft in, be m ak e will he appealed te the py about 4 o'clock yesterday af­ ate n 't real, fle-h and t-..... l mar Berry Singletary, sentenced to M almost all day. If you rnme o u t'^ s,PrPme Court, ternoon and at 4:30, sshrn th# «rd women to n " > lin • i day* for driving while intoxicated for lunch, w# think you'll stay. The question l-efore Judec Tay- child was misse-i. * tesrrh patty „l,».<>»• ”t ••r r ’ • . n oii.i I and in additional ten dara for Wc promise gocvl food. • treat Just tee Streets nf Lake Worth, » Palm was fnrmrd to locate the tot. them every bit n m 1'.u driving while license revoked; Doc for you. So plrase co.-e and Join Beach county cnnrisble whn ha* A rthur Jordan. - HelU ry Ciar- ' ' l> lr, sentenced to *0 d*y* for us. and bring your filends tool announced as a randldite ter gov- age operator was cal'"d to the assault and battery, Frank Beck­ Kenneth E, Worker of Winter ecnor. Ip Gollini' right to nin fo r, ,cens to apply artifin.il respira Recent Additions ham sentenced to (to days ter Park, past president of the Itnyal reelcctM'n ] linn until a pulmolor arrived from driving while intoxicated; and (Coaliaacil on Page Light) | -------------------th# Ban ford Naval Auirlrary A> FrankJut D. Beckham sentenced Station However, all atteoipts (n to jo day. ter profanity and 30 revtv* th# youngster failed and days ter driving without a lireme. Rv>V» r tiv pla-'-d «n *ho Dr. Georr* rnss«n, of Depary. Th* 5#mino|f County Chirnber ' -------1 ‘ n — n — L l " “ »h<*lvB» f»f ( b Sanford D'lhlic |J* «f Commerce Huh*t mil , ? ouidruolH* Arthur Jr • ,h* JV h rr ry are Atma'V, • Exploring lomorrow Cof/co morntns 10 ***AMAt 0 1 ^ — quionjptrTE 4l , , Ru*'fl1 4 ___________ Ministerial Assn. month-old bahv. » a t the son of Life", Anderron, "A n d c F . It.sHlu n .- J ,. U o o S l o o o'clock at the Chamber n| Com- ’ ' ,n f,,ir health, were hern yesman's Gulsie"; A nn-11, *Tr*ctlca! K e a o y r o r ' M e e t in g m rrre Building, arronling In an •" * 3( seif-old farm Wife ) ectronira" It'd inn, ford Naval Auxlt ery Air Station Industrial Th* Semitic!# County Minlstar- *nt»ounr*m»iiModay by Don Bah*. "1 alr-ady hid nx children *t and living In DeBary He was *h* "Broken Shield llirren, "Th« I'nrv>nsidere(l''; Bl*. Vh u m . ’ The 1*1 Association will m*#t tewot-c»«atrmin of the Coffa* Club h-monly son of Mr and NTra A rthur Itrafvlon. "The row afternoon A ’r|,l,ofl— • nd— fl,w ■■ hu- ness The mother Mrs -f rf. Nelson atternoon at Beminol# oeminoi# High m en , l1............ ......... . Busie'i Th. fsihe, n ln t h i u Sierra~ Bison . . I'urd” Brown, "M ‘'il uuf d'.i sr ool *ra Co(ffr especially . . ,, r , ' ,have Gseeft (,re»n I’-.rd ; Brown. Fchhool ool for for ita It* reaular regular mon'hlv «on.hly |h(1 n ,lhinvited m ff|incto **kcd nnan age old and bewildered', ,h. , loe.l h .„ They ,( -„mrt tn , ,„„■• , .................. n m n ta i«'fi ' t ut r i r r • meeting. |1cw >k of i>f Skin the. r«m Cornpie'o . fi ridoo g i t . . w wPe* *xd doughnut., and in '* ,h'* «r'* •rprosl,q p1f. BTh# Dising";: Castle. Csstlr "KoiaiiA Chipn,*f ‘ 10,11 «h' Sfmi ,n 1 • ' " I* r D.nng ■■i; r-.,, lary of ?h n°te County Chamber nf Com. h ,h Paternal grandparents of th* man, p a• n *j r tr - ri t« y man. "Living ''Llying I> day that th* meeting wUI he Jiald r irrrf ' ” ” Th* father hsd an ohvewatwm, ,hrld reside m Diytont Beach. Davis, "Th« Gttit I* p ilin ''; at 12.30 at tha regular place deAIJ m, mfmr» of the Seminole of hl* rt*T1 "I am completely os rr-; ------Iklckrnt, "Wind* >1 signal#-! for th# bualnesa session. Courly Chamber of Commerce arc ronir h>' ,h * ,blB« When- are »e Fair, “BmtnUin Wirk Important msttera «f particularurged In attend the Coffee Club. ,n Pul *” “Amari'-a, It* History «i I P interest to th* mlniatera of BemiA sh'irt program of not more The Net wins, who pia", Fowler, ‘t *rel»,t i‘*-.pie", (■araem, "The Highway-man"; f.t* Gounty^ will rams before tha than bill aa hour has been plan- D nuilst. wert expecting g ro u p fnr d iacu ulra. ham. "Audel’a Carpenter • and single child Public Education Committee Meets • Th* Atlanta Coast U m Rail­ road will msusuta*.* ita 19W-JA W :-ter seasonal paiwer.ger ttsln servi. e effective Dec. IS. according to anno.mremant of t~ T. Kheppxrd. T’rVet Afer.t h»ra. when lb« Miamian, ard Florida special will U added to the fleet of year round train* p -n being operated between the l ast and Florida. Including the Wr.t Crttt rv-ampion. East Coa-r i *mp on, Havana Spaetal and Evergtadei. Tha s-beliii# of the West Coast rh.vt.'i l,m I’er-inial favorite ef travelers In rcnttal and est coast Flori-ls. will h» considerably Im­ proved with an arrival time In Sanford of 11,50 a rr Southbound ,md departnre time of S SI* p. m. Northlxvir-i beior p-oyided. This train will provide through eoaeh ,nd slren-s car t.rvtre from New York to Sanford, Tampa, Sarasota, Fort Mvera and Naples. Th-> llavara Special will con­ tinue to servi e the Carolina#, C.eorc -, end Florid*, with sl»vpf t r , nr»'*t*d b**wc»n New York end Miami. Tamr a. It. , r d aim Mween Wa.hlns*0". Di . and Otl*odo and between Jack­ sonville and Fort Myera. The Co**! J -«• will be the wttly iout# to op*’*te veasonel winter passenger tram service between the east end Florida. FA L It ALARM LEEWOTON, Ky # - Laura M m m , H, dropped bar keys aM rut th* Fir* tv,.»rt m«i»t to work The keys »ktttcr*d through a hole tn Iha floor, Fh* reached Mr tK* keys and har a m 1 (ha crowd white other* eaa aawa aluA A rompipy of ftrcmaa * h an onldantUiad enteoktf, A4U "Insldo A f ri' a . 1nr ,u> . lo n i.; „ ^ | n> ■, llh \j , , tfu,r hinson. ’ Th. F’opmother , K,o*. ’-Fmlilng Nehel’ ; K . ifrr*o, -An Appe • Day"; hjrigaaid. •■Tha Lost W arm "; K» . - ‘. "Am orlran Woman'* N» > F <>. podi* of Horn* |w oral. -i '; l.< is, ' The Sing’e pilm m ' l Winter lUrro*!*; I - ng. "T ,a adow of Fuspreion '; !.•■•-■ “!>"*r IVortor ’• M*r*:n, ’’limns "" Ibe B'ar's D tm.m' . Ms.• i, “The Silver l.cpar,)"; Mil,'-., ''Chrtatm** *t th- It... „ *Th*. I) *'* V ’'*" "" ' T hp*r' n ; n.1 „ Ounthar, * ' R, Um> Fhd p'Tur! - rSrf, R * m * r' k a b ] f Yo.j nc Mln-. Fjn,!r,ti .Miss Ml,r, „ 4-_ fiutlIf, y„t. nighs "; Stout, "Thro* Door* to ____ Death"; TWfkall, ' ____ Enter Fir Roh*rt"j Tbonsa, "Young Man on a Dolphin"; Whaaless, "Wh*r# th# Meadow Lark Calls"; Wits-n, "Jasabal"; WinUr, ’’Modal Aircraft Book"; Varnsdiky, "HAtary Russia”; Wentworth, "The Listening Eye"; Wilson, "Every Sar»#« Thing"; Woodward. ''Sport's r*g»";_Y oing. "Esaantiala of Barret Tbaqg 'i W o o d w a rd ,' o p o rl’s •’’* 1 " Fk-iin'r ■ s a ,-r» it p t e a s o r e Ia lender fnr ?h* presidential Berninalioo. Oi' H'l.isdisray actors When asked If his southern to u r i a>i M's, tklnner has Seen swecAtsful, Ftesenioa re' * o*' ’’r d,"Hul it ■i n s- f differently | i|Vinltnu«d on l*»i# flight S pil'd, “ It's beenSAa*:ceei*ful |*s a le*n wondering if 1 should |ess« tt “ S-D Day Is Hoped To C.ut Down 1ruffic Accidents Of Highways 31.mv) A m e r ic a n s were h i r hw * va n the first i nf this ) r » r , a srs e n Tom-irrow's event Will tw th* ternnd ob.rrs anee nf S D Dsy, Traffic experts ft. red th* fsr.t • , r r a - a o s e j tfse t a r t ir SD Da>, ]a<r D-e |S, rus dawq i 1:>M aenderts snm-’whsl Fifty-era " C l i ' s l l - i e , b a s e n e e u f . perinos were fatally injured oa emip- Is t‘omt) with one ih» highways that dir i n to complete i he year The is l e t r n u n n i issued that* •p the fiiaiutes (rum fig res on lire rve nf .s |l p » - ; to j higher (>011 r n t s g e From J in I trough Iin 3t, -tlrr at* Ixw- enforrement )3J\ jn.v.u p-r f,ju sere killed is sr 1 n sir rrsani/ktioni, traffic sender** This is an aver»urr ng rie s»f. driv- aga nf lit death* a da. Bui sin'* with the N». in/vudes persons killed n» hMla dais, when more m'’’'iristi are r>s the highway,, ant Ihme who die , from miunrs afs-r icfld'nrs. a llrrfi county on am roe das like tomor# mnrrrow prolijhlv w-nuid not approach exs rs Itiit lit f.gure The The traffic drath fr>l!»ter October t|on nl was 3 92ft—up 12 per cent over and the fir-t lu mnnihs nf invy Oclohcr i«34 sn-l tha largest toll today t. lin.ier-i nre ihe need fur f,.r any one month sir.ee IN" record > 21 hour period spon- high mon’h of December lit; SD D *nr- h I’ ..-''nt f:!scnhnwer'i I Ned II Drarborn. safely coimcil (r.m n-.i"" f t Traffic .safety when president, c.vinected these figure* Amcr.i am ale »•!<"•) to make with Iha nrocaiity fnr S D p#s an rvtrs efl rt tn drive and walk , "If any-re think. SD Dsy it safely Jiut s |nt nf shouting about Th 'ughr-ut S-minole County, nrthmg. stop snd think sbojt foil»■ • ; ilsc marking of the d»y tfceia figures," he said *S D Day "> * r '* 3» S-D Day by prncla , U a onM ay efterl to wskt paosla h> (invernor ^eroy Collins, up The auto is her* to stay, but I elllMn*. rommunitic*' tnd nrganl hive my dmjMs about a lot of h«v* Joined in to mak# th# drtvtr# if (hey keep up this fla­ dsy an e pec nil v isl* one fnr ir*#! lack of responsibility m th* highways," “tha n’!»cr moinrist Th* rosined said there w ti shgkl Ssnford Naval Auxiliary Air Station, m approval nf tha day eonU*lion ui tea fact that tr»'*i Ml «»<de for l challrng* to motor- ii Inc rearing even mora U i lata to ihiyw that they can drhr# teste*. Death* par 10a rnMloB w rh’Hrt accidents on the hteh- toflra o i Iraval *opped to Hi teg ways, has to «*» RteRiR 4 «R m t k A M t a t e »►-I - u *u 71 % 1 V � 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, November 29, 1955 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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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 29-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 29, 1955; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/3a2d8b73c254203f886e85e535272e28.pdf 0953b1de3bfb3a078182a60b607c62f9 PDF Text Text Weather ffwitrr aitrem e s-r'.h Ir ■I n tcr north rod central Frid ay, am in d e p e n d e n t SA N FO RD . Feds Lose Crown By 20-14 Score By B . Ht'GM A S S L E Y Don H ill led th* DeLand Bulldnf * to a bitterly fought -flitory ,y ,« » e r tha Seminol* (V e r y Fed* hy ‘ n elo*« ko c * of 10-14. Three loijg touchdown rum accounted for all o f th* Bulldog aeoring. Ilill mad* two of them, one *n 8ft yard kicka ff return, and thh* other an 81 yard akirt around left end, John fapscott scored the other Bull­ dog touchdown with a 87 v * r j •ra th through the mid’*1*. Koie-rt C arte r and Fd Madden both scored A M pat* play* for the Fed*. In tha firat quarter the Fed* couldn't gat their feet on th* ground and th* Bulldogs war* out- Route Of Christmas Parade Is Revealed By Marshall, Group Itawi* a f tha Christmas par■4* w ai announced today by Tar•da Committer. retold aald that since 5anl* r ia n t fcaa ##M word that he will • rriv a In Sanford at the ippoinled tim e, Ms* parada w ill muse off from Firat and SanlrrH promptly • I ! . ( • * # it Wedneaday afternoon. H ia r 'tie nf the parade will be *a foUrtg. he «ald’ Besmwng at Firat and Sanford A ra .. lh# p irid e w ill mov# w rit on Firat St. in Oak. Ava. Fm m there, he said the line nf march will be eoulh along Oak Ava. In foutlh east on Tourth M . In ianford A\e . and then north ww Sanford A»a ka Second St. From fiacond « . , aaid retold, all btuda wffl march west on Second • t . la M ajnoli* Aea and under eo4 rd in a 'ion af Seminole nigh School la n d Director Fane*t Cowley there yrlll ba ■ band concert at Ftrat St ■nd Magnolia Aea. He *»ld tach band srfll moy# In. play a carol or O iriatm a* aong and then ha du m isted. Daring t>« entire hand concert. r std Peeold, Firat » . will be po ead and Ihe area helween First > *. and Second nn Map*'Ms will 'b« blocked off. Farida Chairman I d Bunt hat •V p tn M In a l antHaa in * a par•da fliat bava choral or mastcal fewnpa ta phone the Jayre# Inform a t in Booth cl 1318 an that they ■tar ba flared m th# parade route w h a n ■arrfeins band* will not inI f wot u ld today toat tha judf” •land win ba located on FlrM St. V Ilia intreaert-nn rf Magn.dt» Asa. B a u ld that tha Ihrae M e * ', 'he C krto tm u P a n d a d ialrm an , Prea Umt tt tha Merchants Association. Froaidant of tha J a y m a , tha May • r and tha City Manager wtB aD hava «Mta aa tha pisiform . charging them, but in the •*rond quarter they wok* up *nd hacan playing top cla** Kail. John Tap»fott was the f ir t to s.-taLh paydirt. Mid-way in th* second • lam a h* took th* b*.l| on a single­ wing reverse, rut back through the mid.ll*, angled to th* sideline* a id rarrd 87 >atda fo* th* score. On th* attempt of placement th* whol# Fed line eharr.ed In and blorkrd the try for extra r°irit. Then *g*in the Bulldog, began to march. T h ry drove 85 yard* to the Fed 10 yard *Inr wheta Robert C a rt'r *p*ile-t the Fed defensiva lire into brilliant per­ formance. fwLT play* later th* Bulldogs |o«t th* trail on down* a fte r being pushed hack to th* aft y»*d f * e h alf cod'd with f)*L*n d holdinf the edge 8-0, and th* F e .lt without a sing!* firat down. In the accord h alf th* Fed* played their aeaton'e heat ball cam *. They completely bottled up th* Dcl.and offence, and only al­ lowed them, other Iran the 81 yard touchdown nin and the punt return all the way, 18 yard* rushin r fo r the remainder of the yam*. The Fed* p t»h*d th* Bulldogs hark from the DeLand ten-yard line hark to the one-font line where they were forced to kick. The bard rushing Fed line nich­ ed th* kirker, and the kick went only 12 yarda. The Fed* took over ther*. and four play* later Jim H aw klnt flipped an aerial t* C arter for the tcore. Ilawkina khked true nd the Teda took th* lead 7-8, On th* return kick H ill rersieed on hi* own 1ft yard line tor* through the middle for 8S yard* ard what turned out to be th* winning tourhdown. Barefooted Hobby Sima kicked true and th* Ilaltdoga took th* 1**0 13-7. A fte r an eacharge of punl* H ill took again from hi* own l ( yard lin* and raced 81 yard* for th# trorw. Again Sima kick waa good and It looked almoat hope. !*•• for the Fed*, hut they started rliel: ing again late in the la*t quarter. Ilaw kin* art up th# final Fed touch,Iowa by circling end for IS yard* down to the Bulldog 21 >*rd line. Three play* later Ila w ­ kina pa***d to Madden for the aeore. Again Ilaw kin * kick w ai good, hut th* Fed* lacked th* final path to *eor* again after an offaide* kirk waa successful and tha Feda took over ea the Bull­ dog ,tft yard line. The Feda bowed out of th* Ma­ con by doing themselvea proud. They played their heart* out— »*• player hrok# Into t*ar» of hairpin*** after th* Fed* tcored their lecowd lourhdown. It wa* tha tea ton's heat gam*. *"d eleven seniors ara proud to hava been a part of th* team. Seminol* C'*l*ry Fed*! Our hat* ar* o ff to you. F I.D IM D A DAn.Y NEwsrAntw A a n c v ta le d Drew* I T ill K S P .U , N O V FM H FR W ir t Adcstc Y rn m t alt ve faifkfwf ZwM (flSt-Wpk.Set. O (Din ye, O com« yr to Jtc fh J r k e m , Sing. fhMri ef |ny iw m K lH m . fla.j. a t ye Cilum u a/ 8' at ebnt c .* (Tto'y fo God ( ’M l anf M o y W J f . Horn Ik f Ktaf 01 A *f'U - /a Ihf fti.ik-»{. qrncy? Ttunksgts mg talk pr.iri.led an other pail** in lh* btity live* «>( Names Are Not Released . I I I j s r t : i . s r s Jaycee Board Hears Miss Threlkeld Tells Of Progress Pointing up th* progress that education h a i made in the past III year*. Mis* Eurlede Threllmld of the State Department of Educa­ tion in Tallaha»»ec. spoke hslurr me in hoc a of the Pilot (Tub at their dinner meeting hrld In the Yacht Club Tuesday niaht. Mist Threlkeld t* aiate coordina­ tor of Vocational Business Educa­ tion and cuvvrs the entire slate in her work. A graduate of the Uni­ versity of Georgia she it n,,w working on her master* degree at the U niversity of Florida. There are only two other »tales Its the unmn that hava grown mor* rapidly than Florida In II* rduratmn ayatem. ah# aald. In rnmparlng Ihe method* of opera­ tion In Ihe past with today Mist Threlkeld pointed out that Ihe Dcpartment o! Education ha* grown from the «u|v:rintrndrnt and an a isid a n l to a number nf depart­ ments and in addition ha* numrrnui supervisor* throughout the Mate. Outlining tha Rehahnitatlon Pro­ gram, Mlaa Threlkeld explained that H waa tet up prim arily In help th* Handicapped. They are given cp rriat training (-> fit them lor *|v*rific employment a* avll a* special m<riical treatment fnr Unite that ntVri It She a ,k e .i tho r pr>« nt who knew of such a case to contact toe nearest li.hab.litaII,wi Center which is Orlando. Miss T b rrlk cl.l praised the it, fk that l» being .bme in the Sanford Vocational School which come under Ihr Trade anil Industrial Kdiiratton Program. It is »«t up p rim arily, she said, to enabls people lo find Jobs or m ir,tprose nr adsance in employ ntent thry ar# already in. The latest Innosalkm In the school training program, stated Miss Ttirrlk-td. i* the Cnopeiatise Occupation Program ■*herein the student registers while still s junior and is-trained fur thr par­ ticular field hr or th# specifies Then, when they reach th# senior rla«t they are plaresl in ntftce, for on the job training a few hour, a day In order to fit them for the full time poution upon graduation from high a. hoot. " I t takes a broad educations! background," said ThrrlkrM . ‘ to fit a jicrson m ti thr alinn,phere of the working w orld," She •aid that 84% nf persons whft are released (rnm jobs are let go. tv>t Iprcau-r of their inability lo .!-• the pih but bee a us# they wrrunane lo get along with p#»(>F In clostng M in T hrlkrld quoted "F.duration It what we hate left after ww hate forgotten every thing we hata learned." Mrs. Nancy Brock Introduced th* speaker tn th* ah ,rn r# nf the program fh»trm a*, M ri. J . T H all. Mr*. Harvey Swanson prr sided ever the mortmg and an­ nounced that the annual ( ’hriitm a* parly would be held on Dee H al the Yacht Club. Hoitesse* for the dinner meeting last night were Mra. K. B . Randall J r . , and Mr* O th e r R ise. Decoration* empha •taed the Thanksgiving theme and ptare* were marked by individual Thanksgiving rards. The group enjoyed a number nf aongs to mu­ sic furnished hy Mr*. Troy Ray and led by M r*. D. K McNab. Shipment Arrives Another shipment af ptniforei fo r lh * Women*# Auailtary af (he Seminole Memorial Hospital Autllla ry , ha* arrived a t Penney’#, l ir a . W. R. Dyson haa announred Bha a * Wad mam bar a In ptok them Plans For Barbecue Announced Today P la n , were- annum. r ,1 (,« tin m tual hS'Secue given bv thr E lk '* <tub f >r the Ss'intn ur High Sch-Mtl Band According l<> information re lra * <d by ottiniai, nf thr Rind P a ri nla Asioriat'nn, the lutbrcue w ill he an even: of lire 1 al thr E lk 's llu h ptcrur groands, stalling al r vt At a aiffito g nf th# Itand Parent* ,'rnup irre n lly . it wa* eesraled that hind* derised from the barl>acue will he u 'H to pav fnr uni•orm* f, r thr ftemmi'lr II gh School Band, new instrument, nmls-d hy the outstanding mu>i<al orgwniraHon, »nd lo help drtra* rspeti*** on Ihe fan o u t tnps mad* by tha Sand Esana McCoy (*'"d en t nf the Band Partnts Association res gnrd i rnm hi* office. Nam--1 to lira i Ihr narrnt, group tu lUCC*vd Met oy was M i, \ | Dug gar Named tn the vice preal-'retry of tha group waa (la y ton Smith. Ticket* for the D#c 1 barbecue ;tven I >* the Seminole High School l and may he obtained from m em ­ bers n* the hand and from memrers nf the Rand Parents Associa­ tion. D. Fellow Visiting Congregation Here Jehovah'* Witnesses' Sanford conjtrrga'icn Is hrmg tinted this week hy D D. Fellow, traveling r irc tiil •upervlsoi of lh# Walrhtower Roe'ety of New York The main fe*tor* of this visit will he s public leclut •. ‘ How Do Rib!* Punriples Applr •" Your Life?", to h* da liver cd Aundsy al J p m. at tha Kingdom nail, 18J | Weil F irst Bt. T h u is Fellow 'a second visit to SanMrd. Since hia first visit an month* ago, ha haa toured right European countries mending con.antloni of Jehovah's Wilne**#a. In add linn to Fell-w’s Sunday I'vlw ra. "Jehovah's Sabbath'* w ill ha hia rib je c t to • special lartu ra la tu r d iy at I p a . , aIan at Mia Officials 'Mum' On Replacement many arrtlona of the world, to 'si.ciilf J I.. IM ib . of .■ ->mm.'ta rount Hi* h id in g * thry t in * re- f" * _ I H _ _ _ J _ Co inly one of h*« dr|.utw** a i f r rn rd and In give thank, lor the r l l l f l l I 3 T 3 0 0 I 13 (1 S f two other men were arrested yeabounties of a good nation. •<..la y on f r d r n l w a r r l n t t V-iiriiv observe-! he.* m hen w , . w . • <(urging a mo<inshining rontptrabnrd, Thanksgiving gave h-m-lir-l, I l f l k / p I f | ) | C r i | C C p H ■cs an opportunity to ailrnd special Jte U J J le U It 8 k its. James I. n.ulm artiq rhnroh tcrvirsrt whete p ravrrv a rte o lfrted and esalU tim r* M en ^ r.t o( the Board ..f Hirer said >t Tampa Ibdibv is acru>«* I mad*. tort of IRr V m rntlr County Junl-a of taking protection money from Seminole I ’ountv moor»hme opeiaThe Rev. Robert H Spear. of hamhc* Commerce heard fin*l tors anil with being in the illicit th# Church of the Natanrnr, dc •,)*„, m , Javreea Men Hants liquor business livrrtd |h r Thank-giving message , ... . „ Cm*. Collins laid he t ill tu peed lh . . morning from the pulp.t at W ,rtc U V " ‘ <•"■•«» " the sheriff Clmrrh where union Thanksgiving 'hrtr n-eting held Tur.duv nijh l Hobby, vt sod |v-putv A R. Sa-ru-v* were held under the n o at the Ja vrer Infm .nation It.with. Fsan«. vy were arraigned hefor* p r c . of the Seminol* County n i r i mat Patada i n * , -man Ed It S . o in m itsio v r J im e i R . Ministerial A*-ociation. . . . . . fltini p otif l i l t this .yrd •. . .• Il.r d and r. leasml .*> ( 4,0.10 Nm 4 Olhfr cfiufah.'A hrM »|^ ti 4l » r r. each Vice, for th# occJti.m, including - 11 ,,r ,h '’ S i" James 8muh V! a I.aka Monrr4 liw Isilheran Church of lh* Re ford * h »’oty. w lh I I band- ncarlv Negro, was released «n B .V O dremer and the First Church o( in fins'* and right m *rchinr units bond. t h r ill, Jw tcnti*i. • Titr H u rd o( Directors are now Je rry Marius. U Sanford Negro SpoMmfn hcatkd l**r th# f f . a ■< tatted when ha was anthl* Ws orlte hunbng ground, at an c r l * ,,< H r " h f,n,' ,n« ‘ n,wh,r , l r r u ,>M wesret yinn.1 hour thi* morning lo spend *•.# i r .-lirv to r r p la .r llic lr i«e It s o reported two nthers, a Ttu nkig lu ng day much a* our %ent one Mr- t n * Ian, l.undquisl fo iuser eonlnr# of Ihw Slate l i n r j i l t fin* father. did in U lc il , l r . n i,, , , , ,.i ,| . , eiage llepaiiioent in ( a N 'g i , tear, h for hi >d in r.-pli'ni,h tlir a’ ,.s w-r* lieu g t'UiehL T h eir _ . . inrnt -t * K u rd w »« told T h in k ig ii.n g latile. T7ie highways »re terming a.trouncemenl >•*• msd« il-o name, we>« not * ri|).i le. Ind'rlioanl* retuiord nt T u m r* with trau-lers trying lo make a of the eVction Ir tlir Itoaid .if Ihr Tur-dnjr rontnin more II an a dotd u ll t»r home* of rrU tn r* and orlor* of i * i| ttusalrewt nt Ttir »n *pe, iftcatini.* and nsmed I #• l i . cn.li h. .pend Uw Thanktg i i tUW 'on T. I -tog and I 'R oy lasng, mg holiday* Th* Sanford Naval Auailiarv A .r A h H * r «" *b* hoard brother*, as boot Ire k-rr* who tt-a Xtatum t* olxerving tlir annual member* surrounded t campaign to .b slile i attorney * o f f . , and w ill t, ,t i f f for tti* goseinme-il, holiday ami Thank-glimg O ti,ri- . . . apn ii atimi* 8, *r tlir tm un-ilr line sporif'cntlon In Ibe ln-fietsa n e However, th ip la in K rin ti fo u n li D pli S. 'u .il* for thr annual me*s. i* II ,t on J » ’ 1^. IBftT, ton sari that no Thank-giv mg Hoad F M Mwultdrrs emti - m- h air ■ r iif f Until r «i l i n t m "n ffe ird services wmd l hr held on Ih r 1,-orge S Kelsey now po ll.* base H* caul that Nasi pri soon. I, , tin f constable, eni|» os incnl to lir * al Uie station ars>l bung off thr ,p temllrj-,-. i% in S mmnle Coun‘tus* would alls'n.l Union Thanksfy to pas llold'jr for lirntertlnn gistng aoTSlrrt nr *• rvu-rs of Another says Martin enllertrd thnr »wn church I lk nn Oct 18, tf»\t from R'<* The traditional Thanksgis Ing Steward fnr th* prin ter* of cell, least *18 h* *rrsrd lo lho«* on | Ing lllagal wbi*ky for a week y dsivy at tfiw Swnhird Nasal A m ithe R. c . bee» gardrn us Scminnl* Kary Air BMhnei i*» l rn m m a n .k r County. H. C Co***, Kt*rs*ttcw IHIwei al T S# |n,||etnicn| *'«n s»i , |f il • f lh* has*. cnllertel f-on .e n.-', M, 1881, rhorrhaa. BumUr Vho.il C3a»» from lh* lo n g , fnr lh* pnvtlegn at. School*, and other organlia<y operating * d stitlery for a Iwm* funnelled lh* lr« htional ninnlh. rntlerte .1 flliO from tha Thanktrsm g h a U H i h r Ihnte I . r . • in S i ' 18, tuM *• I • ’ 1 m>t *>i fort.mate o Jan 18, |U&| fof the prtvtlrg# ll wat th* *pim of Thank «gls nf npetalli g * still. mg lhat prwvallrd m V*nford a* It says Hnhnv and grant d*w*N as arosand tha nalhut, leading lire»ed fire gallon, o| illegal whis­ o#f ih# day oh-*rved quietly In wi'fg NPnr iiPARivn ky from the eounty (all to Smith Ini# Flnnda fashmo and in Hw S I'H 'N G F IE I.D . I I.I. J« - At it in »t the S Ise- M «in in Rnokfrloww • am* manner at lima* who fciuesd Ponak w„n a new hraring on Ft- r fs.*« wra1 nf Sanfnrd *<J a nit h o , la's •I nti* lo rxtrad le him fof Mait'n s a 'r . sed of sc"mg fa- * B ID S OPEN ■r i j*1 on * grind larernv r h i r jc allons n’ wbiskrs to Huh,'* Rsrhe. (H A R LA TO N , ft C P Appar Ponak accused nf swindling An cue on 0 ' IV l*\1 and collecting »nf In,? nlds opened yrsterday on Ibony R-cnna, <8 at It. I.an-t Fla lt\ ft on Runv Align,tus for the ronilntct.on work in in* 8th Na nad be.-r, n id crid lurnc-i over to .trisile?” of sell.ng whi>ks val District included Al T. iuhassre J r l,r<degut, M u n is authorittea I * ,| year hut Genr»e D Auchler I n nf Ja ck hr atqo- .'cd to 'he Illinois Supreme .d m in 's'raltie s-n .lan t In the gnv, •nnstlle, I2U.8O0 fur an aircraft * nurt Tn*t r-uirt yesterday nr- e nor siid *n eaertdtsr order sit*, carrier mooring at Afaypnrt. H a rtered s leh-annr nn Ine ground* pending Sheriff Hobby will h# Florid, Erecting Cn nf M iam i. he « * * dimed ''the tsp,. of hear ns mailed la the governor at Annjp,*<14 8U for concrete and pile bulk giiatan''>'d him hy lavs “ i* M il, ahrre le i , iprndtng th* head «’ Jacksonville Naval IP.*holiday with h , «>n a N asal esdet Cnfltni a ho is srhedided lo l * n Ne- York Monday for a d*. sebipm-n commission .nnferen'# on fouei-m will sign the order B y r k*#UM ( g u m Ocweraf, PatrscA J K yaw nd marl tt b . k for filing s. th Chief ef CMpfasaa. t/asle-f flalca A m y •lie re—i lary of staafe. Ktu S any Ont c m /mwc* I* beslose ffi* blrtungr ap»a a., nag .Additinnai arrest* i r r e s|re rtrf sw k'siw *. fa refstrw. tea e f r r la Cnt mie tkaalr* tr» ytae* momentarily in liw ,*id e ,p re :i| ewreelnea wadav Or-f M*s ask lltm tn fir r rl * , f le ?«><f« «< sa Seminole County liquor operation*. foia g u Aal la es*kf. H'e ys«« Ik a n k l for Ilia fa ter* Tki* s> Ike Two nthrr*. whme names h aio easewca af lhaahefttvag rwd (he tyinr ef ear ykaakegittay not been rrloa-ed to th- press, hefsfey were , barged tn secret IndirlThe trsftt*—# festne k n t'f. the erclltay *porf* esewr*. *« f ments handed down by a Tampa efker krtutoy mttracliew* are yotnl tn these |>r-p»r pbsce. They Federal (.rand Jury Tuesday aswaf **f he aecewlaaleg. Aesreter, to tkr posal irheea ire foryrt shortly before noon Th* Grand I* yai /lre( lAsaj* f n l - lk a a k i a y G o t WAr* Oaf k ro a w * tha Jury specifically handed dnais iq am trr n f mar T t m b p n a y D a y, Ikra the yfcaswrrs see eayoy the indictment* an order that thee tag ta# rhawfs sa* a* taka am m eaning mat y try c ir W’krw sea land m * —Hilary for ma ta y rn y g rfnl tkaaha le 0 o4 aa Thawheh# kept *ecr*t until writs ara yii —y Dmy, then Tkae kayi— y i » U u a rewi ihawhsysiawg. screed My a t a f foam as# to set*ki»# a il af y«w (he jays aad hfeaetoy* a/ • hayyy F hawkiy— y to MM aytna o f tha tw o f f t o s t o y i n g “ W hort fo r t, /, l i a s u z r ~ ^ t r o d f o r t , Om vrser o f tkla y rssy af ****** H *** *• 'Far Mka omm. pa paaria wM ftosshs pa tosgtamamf a at town STMOOI. DATE H E LE N A , M-mt. fs - F o r *hou» * quarter century, officials of l.sk-s Ftv# School Dietelrt In Flith csd ronittry «rrra happ ly tm iwsar tha irhnol was aot on puhtic lard Only when * s v triad to sail K did (bey �.* WASHINGTON, D. C * - The Cathelie hlthops of the United Itatfs derlaird private and church (elated schools an Integral part tf the nation’* educational propram. Th# £08 cardinal*. arrhl.Uhops and bl'hopi of th# United States, making their annual statement through the admtniatratlv* hoard of th* National Catholic Welfare Conference, tonriler private and church schools the legal and provaiinnsl equals of tax-iupinririt Institutions. They Issued tha 2*400-wnrri statement at tbrir an­ nual muting at Catholie L'nlver* ally her*. “ Hiitorli ally and actually,** they state, “ our n«tlnn hM bean hle*scil with educational freedom. Her •rhool system la r«t a cloieil, uni­ tary creation of the atate, a serVila lnstrum*nt of governmental monopoly, hut on* which embrace, together with the aUU-tupportnl •ehooln, a whole rnniinous elurirr of privat# and rhurrh-feUtrcl I.p.r ! Notice •rhool*. Including many of tha moat honored namet In tha entire educational vnId, and demoted to the eduratlon of many milllona of the nation’* youth, “ That tbr*e private aod church ■ related school* serve a minority In America, hy aheer numerical rom-• potation, la a purely Incidental factor, and It la plainly unrealirtie thinking to diacount their Import­ ance on that acore. Indeed, It la un­ realistic to belittle In any way the schools In which m«re than five million young Americans ere cur­ rently receiving their education. There school*, emphatically, are a intrgial part of the American 8ANSINENA U tfciidja educational *y*tem.'' IstiTKi; n r i tax tir.ro is*- t»» l* f JSI* < s o r t e r to That ” * • Kir ta* m i aaic >-• * ai­ des'-* i: „ . in. n It *«• »«»***u , ‘ V ' ;a | T * ie af I * * 1*- MAOON It ........ . K N T K It. I ItIS*e:w. INI*. I •...... Fleets* ■ -noratlo*. sitrt nil MohowWO pnfit** lat*f*sl»d »■ i«r* *>r e to rh lio ld tr-. M IS r. or i t l h u - MA8 0 JT tin n K Itr t UTIOcr »;*• * . IN C , » < ' » • " ' * m * ; TIM* p MWPA ANIi FIttITT « 0X1PANT. a t b u p iiu k Hdi ■it'irli'iN* o r* I'rorgnTTi [.AND t*u*t »ii*l*. *od -II uebnowrt parl it;-a C. A- Auliae riaa il*s elstming t'f. JJreafJi. aojee * i.duFist »«->« I r.s* . or igino #ald Th* l l.fotM' V k„ * l h i . h • * • • • • < O '- l> *"- I.AM* ANO Fflt’ JT rOMrA.vr. I o f * * « p o 'e * r ;» t . i a e la trust *■>*'* and ll.ortl*A I.ANI s a a t r o f d a m in o le . A ta to ot ANO rittTIT cbSH'ANT, nrsaolseO ttml*e •i.tcimnf' law d*«l*r*tl"H *>r i. fr.lo** *«sa na tad astae d a e 'o r d la g to trust, and all unknown l*-rtl*s ,a pti pat it eaasrlkad In Oajh Ctsi nine hr. Ihre-ieh, «»d*r »r aaalaal niH FIAXMPA t-AKO ANM Kltl’ IT OOMI’ANt, anti t./.KKIAI, UAnoN |KUli:itTF. '« Trust** ami at *M» lfit*l*e un*l»e til* l '7 V i !>l I.ANU AM* r ItI*IT ictMI'ANT Ini’ n .s txV na dtr -r n*o- and K. XIAnns- tt'illKUTU, »■ Tru.tt* and **>ff lr«*1*f •*}£ Id'uSi *•* «»r •» *•»«»*•«• VIXUIIPA T.ANII AM* FBJ JT roXIPANT, and T. XIAhOS* lionlal Clefk S «asl* O r. Herndon Clerk Circuit <ciift. ■tala Cuanty. Florida :ss nr affucatiov isJIlf^FInrlda UtSdse at th a le a n t for lllatutse af doer «f I » Betalanl* Tountr Court Zaalard. rlntlda. *>a Ifco first Xlnnj : ; ,Va‘ ' S S 'm U S • ( n.c I t ll. wkieh I* tks *ik Oar of Hs«* * m u l W s IN day of l<avs taker, Jwfiosl clerk’s ■*#! f O p. Htrndnn Clerk (Srruii Cnuci. •*■!Stela Cnuatr, Dnrlda « f a i W I a o a e e tllW a ta . k a s f ile * L V e r lir ic o t a foe l e i d *-d sued th eeeo a T k # r e e f lf l* * ! # r a a d r o a r " f Is s u a a e s . I k e < **• L t l o a o f tk o p r o a e r t r . an d t k * v i to w h lr h I t w a a aeseeaed d r * irtiftraT* No !»• Tear af laaaaac* H ru n n tad la dactloa • Jfawaahl* II ST- h# l**oed Iheteoe Wi* trtlfleat* number and vest «f ■wince, the dft.ftntlon -f o • u»"tety. and th* name In *bKli It *■ ••■t.-fd ar* at fnliuoCiftlO-st# No IS T-st of lastsIt* June t» A. I> ISIS )l» c n t r r mix o r it o i ' kiitti at S*l resnk f. tt.odraf's ■hdlviti-n fist It—>t S I «• lias In watch a ttt-s I It Ills All nf.tsld pM |.«rt* iim r s n iy y y ia s ijft. t a w « i w ® n ,.? v .'5 f.' Insi „n lioulavard, lUltImare I*. Maryland A dwwew ramylalat having keen filed agalnet yaw In th* derail ' " ur* H taaO er 8»Bilnoi# rounty. Fin*Ida. la rhancefT. far Plvnrr*. l*e Jjtoet tltl* nf eatd artlua kelag dACfrffikion NKWTON, Plaintiff. nt.Tit naoxii NyrwTo.y, r>*. L* County « f dsn-i*, l* lent, these prsttMe are ta raues lands rnl*«* »n ’ I eenulr* >nu la fill your writtil ho redeem* I e, t„ In, V*. I"?,?**** J* *dr. !• th* t'rtn* l* |>r*|urt* <te,rt • plaint tiled hereia. and la **rv* etlfh SI* will be Mild t » t e high a r«yy Utareaf upon rislniifr. rt Udder at lb* Im ii d„- nf ■l'"r«»y fa ur heforo tha tnd day IS lsm i|i"U t',u n i| i ' . , , " • »f naeamksr. A p , Itll. ntherwlt* [ Sanford. Flnetd* on t' e ■». a Hocre# Pro Cnalesa* will ha aa. esdar la tha maath nf fie *r t***d ayalatt yaw aad th* caass dl. wht-h ia the ilh dir of n-c m r . 1111 kSed and official ptIM Util Ird day *f No* ember t lOf&ial dealt /(•/ O. P. Hsr«do* Werk *f ciecalt Cauet OaNaa V ^ d i M r; u ,,r* Alljwajp VejTlilalirf M l/fortk _f»ci Avtnu* Iirflning more prrrlaety the place of thhe private arhool In the educational picture, tha biahops continue: "They have, we repeat, full right to lie eonridered and dealt with aa romponent* of the American educa­ tional ayalem. They pmte*t against the kind of thlnklnr that would reduce them to a ae,ondary level, and ngein«t unfair and illsrrimltt*tory treatment which would, In ef­ fect. write them o ff a* ten wholly dedicated to the public welfare than the atatr-eupl'ortrd achoola. The nludrnle of thr*e achoola have the right to benefit from tho*n measure*, grant*, or alda, which are manifestly designed for tho health, lately and welfare of American youth, irrespective of thhe school attended." The Idahnp* note with epprcrval the stepped.up development of the private school movement as an **lmpressive example of tha Amrriran spirit at work," They file the private rehool a* "a conrmlr demon»tralim id the lari that education Is not a monopoly of public authority,” and as pm- ; viriinc ” a saving and challeosini variety In the total system, benefirlal to the whole and manifestly fruitful in it* effects." The bishop* make the point private achoola exist hy right and not hy sufferance. Pirsnt* have the final aay on the education of i their children, they state, and In ' this connection they rite the' Supreme Court derision In the * Oregon School C*ae of IM S . The bishops recognise, however, that the state has the right "to derr»e a minimal eduratlon for Its; rltiiens, aa a vital neresvlty In a ! modern democratic society . . .** Tracing the historical growth nf the private school movement in the United State*, the hlthops find thrse schools were first In tha field of education. "Fop well-nigh two rrn'uNra, during our Colonial and early national period*, they occupied that field alone. It Waa front such schools, a* from fruit­ ful -rcd-lteds, that there came the guiding intellectual and moral lmpulses which led to the defini­ tion and exlahishment of Ameri­ can firedout, no leu than the lead­ ership whlrh launched the young Repuhllr on her career in history. Turning specifically to Catholic eduratlon, the bishops dsclara It Is "no foreign Importation, no alion growth, hut a sturdy natlvo plant, a ronapleloui example of a com­ mon religious Impulse working un­ der thhe favorald* condition: of our llepuhlle." The bishops point "with honest pride” to tha Catho­ lic school system and praise tha "magnificent generosity" of those Catholics who have made It postIhi*. They dascribo It aa "perhaps the greatest achievement In ganral duration under rallgioui aus­ pices and without government sup­ port tha warld has atsr know.* In answer to those rritles who find church-schools a divisive Influonca in national affair*, tho bis­ hops slatat "But surely, religion Itself Is not a discordant factor In Amerlran Ilf*. Surely, Christianity, with Ha primary Inrnlratlon of lov# of God and lov# of neighbor is not divisive . . Rather, Is It net eblous that positive Christian train­ ing, with It* emphasis on thhe >siw lions nf divine law, of th* nalunl law, and af civil law, on th# so­ cial nalur* af th* virtues af jos­ tle* and charity, on tha moral abllgstlani of patriotism and pub­ lic service, provide* th* itrongaat cement that can potilbly bind a nation together. Criticism of lhas* schools at lima* seams to forgot that wo an a pluralistic soalaty that postulate! not uniformity but ralhsr unity In variety." QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED LIM IT ONE .WITH FOOD O RD ER STOKELY SLICED CHERRY HO RED PIE RED WING GRAPE o t Bot £} CRACKIN' GOOD LEMON CREME t f U I V E GA. MAID SWEET MIXED Limit 1 W ith Other Order! TREMENDOUS VALUE! PORK HAMS STEAK HALF a M “ 4 H 5 A EAT-RITE, Tender, Juicy c R O A S T 12 ^ i r LOE. SOLDER RIPE BANANAS----------------------. . . . . . . FROZFN foods ^ DUNCAN HIRE S O’FRUIT JUICE ACER MIXED V E 8 E T A I L E S ADEN CHP. o. LEAF SPINACH 2 is DUZ M T, B IIZ IV M T n,. FLA KES tG E -P ia 3® c S N I IV o u r s , atsit UYING HONEY maid GRAHAMS _ „ �o , (Oft AUDIENCE AWARDS ElKIION * November 17- 27,195$ M IN YTI >tt M i rr ; *»m « G 'l l taatlCap** Cl MiMttaa j lari (**e*l I M (Aft □ lu x Caw p tmnaanient adItor* from m rf the nittnn. and th r Mt 11o! I >wood rnrrei pundent* and fnliim- ■V L IL Y MAY C A LD W ELL. Nt*» amtlientont **t-tnr Her*'* the trophy—To be presented Audience Award winneri. tICGY I I I How long hove you resented tbo foct that Lie swithin the motion picture industry, itself, and not you, the public (or whom movies are made, hose picked the Oscar winners;* How often have you disagree.) with the select ."n*—, and warned to tell Holly­ out for mhrn they hitr rnmi wood } Sow. for ihr flr*t tlmr In thr VVyeir-hlttory nt thr motion jlrturr Induitry, you rin *pe»k up. mmr jour own Audlrnrr Award winner*—and win »« murh »• uod rub. • Thr Birmingham Nrtr* end thr thntrrt nf Birmingham irr joining in »pon»nrlnfi thr flrtt •nnuil Audlrnrr Award* poll iinintmrd hr ihr Council of Motion Picture Or*inlfitlont. tn hr held Nov. 17 through Not. IT A lotil of IWo ri>h ind Son pane* tn tnril Ihritrr* mil hr •mrdrd you mmlc-gner* mho n*t jour \ntr« during Ihli period HERE'S HOW It* done: On lhl« pile jou mill find a •implr hillnl lilting To motion lrturn. TO hri! »ttrn«ri. 2*) nt iftorv TO mmt ptntnlilng orw arttrue*. Tn mint promis­ ing new acton Their nontinm hitr hern rhruen tn ihritrr manager* In Bi'tningham mil mrr ihr uitlnn, Ihr M-Irrtmni hiving brcn hnrd on thr hoi ofllrr rrrelpt* —lb* plrlurrt md proplr thut E Dtatbcr IH U tlT H TAVlOl yiHl Aha public; b i u lurnrd «»«»* WINNERS WILL nr an- nutinfrd in il award* nude *t I tut time Thr-e will (— no lelrcait of tha eienl You'll k ir n (hr m o­ •hi ktaaaH «■*>«« B»«B* m |it*itla|*a* f] •-* | ] Ilia Cl all 1 H •> 'W ’ wv*a '*• *’ | * b*M| ; ] • **» 1 (» •* >*• ••#** tattif Iraam ji i*o(i a*** ta n b r Th b I ^ i >«r la lllt f IM B lfi . wn •* M i l tn * • R lb ll 1*11*1 □ Bnrylaaat N iM k M M X I K l*|F Iwi la t* Cl U t l l w f URMt in (ataw n hff (trial i □ . ri «a*4 •< •*•■*» R IBs □ • a*** B*» *»l n Q Um i I v # sin tN O M K l v illa ltd ii •M I a».» m - a * □ *'*•• N|-4l« i m n I M !*•“•••« fa«f* p t«r1 iH U Bl ( us [ !*•*■> IMtMl ; } . » n lK ta ll| i« i«’t**( ' ** »#*•**»••< ; ABBBfr|B(i| •*N*NCa(H ~ tMlwta n b a r i»* N'tSl •* t • !*•*• la air >|<MI BUM* ( * *-■>*! *1 (*tl «.« #- "H *>w Sana H H r**-i —- id n in K g i h«* Oft V} fMtllMW — I Hitfiita ** h m iifvwf I***.'*, latll (*-* •*** U••(oaf ***|( . B *N «f*i **m B* «•''* **» IN * MviCafir «a** • **•’ t Ht*i S * o * * *a* B-oa t»*^1 r Cm Baa* *•»** t *1•*»' > ' i i Him •bBRi |BR| ' Ci.i, Wi n tBMm »•*■ • j ] N i Vb i i i Many top-notch films coming at theaters ‘Open House’ here GIQ TOUNG JUHt AUTJOM M ACE K ttiY fOMN IIICtO N GAIT co o r tt m rniN O thu fe*tivr we*n, Ihr fnltnming AE'VC motion tileHire mmmlitrr mrmher* mill be hoWriir* at the*e movir boutri; Mnnday, Alabama, Slit J O. Ilradjrv, Mr*. Virgil Jatktou, Mr* J . II R r.ry. Mr* P D. Llddrl. Turtdav. Empire. Mr*. J . C. Dardi*. Mr*. J . J Dorminy, Mr* Clyde Rulliian and Mr*. Jerry lllrh ; Wrdnrwlay, Mrlba. Mr*. K V. Vrllon. Mr*. J . J . Smith, Mn M, J. Collin*. Mr*. II. B Rarnard. Thunday. Rita. Mr* Hugh Rarnrr, S in . J . L Rrtl. Mr*. M. J . Collin*. .Mr*. »n l» n « . Chairman nf thr Motion Pic­ ture Commlilee. AFWC. Mn W. j , natter ha* a* her ro-rhairmrn, Y in Waller S. While and Ml* II. D Bradley Mr*. C rril R. Ilnlllman I* trcrriary nf the rommltire. and Mn II. P. The!lord. periUinmlarlao. Other member* nf Ihe rom■tltlre Include Mn. J C. Dardlt. M n. S A. C n irr. Mn l l . B. Barnard. S in J . P Bell. M n. E- J . Veltnn, Mn. M. J . Collin*, Mr*. Hugh Barber, M n. J . J . •a |laltaa< in f l ' ] n III *i*|«t rf f*l*ll »*i l m * 1 (at ewi ) • * . , ii • Mi wr • o ) r>i ii* t c H l awi it J I n i lit Ha*i If M l « l | H * | •-> J InaMili ........... ; j 1 Mm Ca '*J r far #«NI' r) Mila ItOadt , a ll | tit II 1U 1*1,1 «*, J Ira amirw ei i T liaiar aw, Iota tia ltd | {J ll«l» Mini f ] CiNint ViMBS V tfM f IrK lIH l u rn through Thr Birmingham **' 1 aW • bo I M *M« P •aat* ( M A !< ■« In jour local thrum. Nrm * i n j other nemj'aprra '•* '* •m*_____ ( THINK OVER Hi* umpl* ’ T hl* audlrnrr award* (toll I* tp a it la* , ; S i t i ii n □ fp**» I n n ( i k i i M ii lait*i*N ~ hillot rirrfullv. A irk your rntng lo have ■far-reaching rf (H* ta*|4*ii«« rttihH **a Nt* b<« Htti aa -•*•■—’• l» **■ 1 a B K*» irlrellnn* In rich of Ihr fltr lert on thr motion picture inntrgoriri Thli mill vene it • diivtry, "*uch leaden a* V i Hartiath □ liar* ttnad 1 In l'*t*« *a iMtrmaci gold* ind iprrd up Ihr time rr Crank freeman of Paramount. •*■•* I* »* | Baa * am #i two* <t* *r* l**t •**•»f*»-*B* Cimawt awl ‘ H i i* . * qulrrd to milk your nf(trial J*orv S h in itf Metro Gold* vnHat i l l ballot 1; l i a n i K d r laa a**tl G IwHittmat □ ftiifota Maier Jor la w lrr nf f i m r o i l P m %*mm\ *a—, 'Miogliil **t M (<«(*•! Vftrr jmi hnr rhrrkrd your lataillUM In trm ilin n il mil Bnhert St t M lb llllllt * •VOTTNC. WILL hr rood,K1..1 Coyne. ipecial munch for thr timple hillot. nt domn ini mrttr. In Hit mordi. ‘ Why I hi the motion plrt irr committee Council nf Motion Picturr OrtlClU llt**! n la t a ila ii □ IMII Ittvirl C Iowa fata f ) iwi it*atji a*, likr Ihr Audlrnrr A»ird<" M • # t ••(KM of thr Alibimi Kcdmnon of ganlration* told me on my rr•b i i* h n 'MB*iTOf ■» M l g jh » d *!*• • iaoo • THEN—go to inv nor ol jour Wnmen'a t lubi. mho mill *uper- trnt v1*11 to HoII vwimm) V|*a*aol Rirmlnghim Ihegtrr*. In Ihr ynr thr minting of ballot* and □ R M I u n it , ) !#••! fVlBVt □ • a iv ilH i ’ IT M il.I, G IV E Holt)* nod H Raabtn outiidr lotihy nf rii h you mill thr telethon n< minning Ido producer* baa* i (awl iniMw B *w P m* C bm * efi « (0 «• »Rtd Mala tt* ( ii 1 in Invlght into what find i billot hoi ind i table on mord rmy i on Why | Like thr thr So million aw , a w n * J American moviemhtrh ntllrlil hilloti mill hr Audience Am*riH H M | tV litV lta il | ; ] linitta Irjva n la**** ('Mr Corn t*ho i t r c specled to n it ■ • (■ n o •M f * H baa* Cal 1 •tillihlr ’ »*( Bi Hilloti mill hr tabulated rath lilllo lt In thr poll prill) want *»« iM f-* r * r I ibo Hb ' You rin rot hnr tn huy a night mil plated In irj>,l rn In pu tnrr* ilir * and new prta , nil* mn* a VTtBV Wittita v m i i i ticket tn thr Ihritrr lo tote vrlope* mhirh thr AFWC mm- •o n ilitln Thr Inriuitry want* Ju*t mirk jour nfirul hiltnt mitlrr mill p!#tr In • hank thl* Infoimiltnn. Il m il prior 'bring guided by your mark- milt until limr to tend thrm to Invaluable lo lit Slier ill, It il Ing on tour iintpir ballot > for Audlrnrr Award* Hridi|uirtrri puldir for whom we make your rfinite lor lint ptrturr, In Hollywood. Thu umr font- thr Ilir plitnrr ihd thr puhllr » r orit irti.***. bc*l aetor, mn«l mitlrr it thit tlmr mill pmnn- mint lo p lritr “ ptnmlilng nrm m in i, moil illy plirr thr ballot* on thr Ymt i r r that tmhllr And ymir promlmig nrm irtor Drlli-Amrrlrin plinr tn (lolly, hi!In! rin hr • determining fir- Chrck thi* Sample Ballot Tltrn Irt it hr >,mr rjiiulr w n t ymt y d r (or THEN—on Ihr link of the wnod tor In I hr picture* ind i l l t l ofltrul billot rnpv your |l*> At niKNCK AW MIDI milt you tr r In thr fnlurr on thr motd rrnon for Why I likr Ihr pinrmrd «r|y In Drrrmlirr it •rtrrn t of jour lllimlnithiin your (avontrs in fhe Audience Arnolds poll in any Birmingham ttirninf Audlrnrr Award*" i glimorrmt, glmrrlng. atar- theatre* Nov. 17-27. Drop thr billot la Ihr hillot ituddrd hiimiiri fo- thr ilirt And don't (utgri thiut t i A a«minnrii md the nrmtriprr ■ward*) rouit Mrmher* of thr Alihimi rrdrratlon of Women1* Ctub«, Mo­ tion picture Committer, mill hr ho*lrur< for 'Open llouie’ at Rirmlnghim Ihntrt* tht* week a* Holly mood and Inril mingrr* Join hand* In rrlehritlog thr annuil Till tr»tnil of 7ilm<. hprrlil ptrturr* hive hern hookrd (nr thl* week it all theater*—and for Ihr meek* to rnmr hrtmrrn now and Nrw Y u ri Day. Kith diy, prior to the open­ ing of Ihr thegtrra lo thr grnrril puhllr, 1 group of tidlri from the AfWC will hr rotrrtilnrd it ■ preview for ■ forthfomloi feiturr They will iltrrttili hrtmrrn the Alihimi. Em­ pire. Slrlbi, Rill ind Avon Ihritrr*. ’■ ' 1 I r a Cay *H «I* 'U llH I M b l r ift fuat a**. r I r n CIb«b b« 1 Vi *S •*e*t mb mb t "J 1 Ittir a»vi I h iih vim Kao* a Ita* laaciah •h *•« t * ‘ *a* a t a n Ci«Mil H- t*e ti tw **p <»•*• «*«>* W | Critty G 11— w Kama K n it n chance to Here isyour vote for Hollywood9s best Bartbutwtt n H Cl U fN U i*t1 r » m i tern »*1 »*• W t um u .*•1 Eh* M l [ 1 (•«* »*t*aa 4 ISM* 1 4MBI k IO*w« ■»« alvt , RDM BBOB»ls*M, #|%l Hnrmlny. Mn J. J Amlth Sir*. Clyde .mulllyin Mr* tl P. Horndm i* director nf thr Third Dm.Irt. Mu It W l.iikhnmd. rnmmunUilinnt rhiirmin Mr* W J, fiandnlfo. Sir* A O llitillp and Mr* J»mr* E. Wiklry, attutint dlrriton mtPOSE of thl* rommlttrr of At'WC ti not to rmuir Ihr had, hut to tuppn.i the good In motion pirtutr* And there II or plrnty of good tn Ihr follomlrg pl.tuir* that wilt hr rnming »oon In your mow* ihritrtr. • m . view yfinM posiPEYU HEAn* hunt on the novel, mlth Rlrhird Egan ind Hani Wyntrr. ‘Thr Hnorralr Hour*." mlth Humphrey llogart, hued on Ihr note I, ’ Slnerrrly Your*." with l.lberaer. Eranic Sinatra and Joanne l)ru; “Thr Trnder Trap* hated on thr llroadmay hit mlth Debbie Reyn­ old*. frank Sinatra, Hat id Wayne, “Anltl* and Mndela* nith Martin and Iwmt* “(inort. btr Mu* Hme" mith Jennifer done* and Lillian Huh. "T.ADY OODIVA- with Mau. reen Gllara. "Tr»a* Ijdy." with (laudrtte Colhrrt. "All That Heaven Allow•’ milh Bock lludwm and Jane Wyman; “The Benny Goodman Story," with Rleva Allen "The Cnoguffor," with John Wavne and Sutan Hayward. "Man Alone." with Bay Mllland. 'The Spoiler*." with Jeff Chandler and Anr.a Bailer. "Stan With Ihe Golden Arm." with franh Sinatra; ''Sol­ id Gold Cadillac * ba*nl on <he Broadway hit. with Judy Holli­ day. 'There a Alwatt Tomor­ row* with Fred Sl*rMurray and Rarhart Slinmyrh 'Arnay All B o a t*' m|tn J r t f C h a n d lrr; " T h r Eddie O uthin Story " mlth ’ HoCTDR IN THE HOt'SE.’ milh Jxrottnh More. ’ Sirngali* h»ird on tl,r nmrl, milh lllldrgaidr Neff, ' Mont and Had.'' •ei hiflrnr pit tine to |>e it,min to aeparalr audlrnre* Shake*nearr* 'ftfrllo' milh Orton Wrlli. lo Hell* rlamr drama I'aiinr* tritiyal Wlnnrr, Lifr nf a C'lomn,” haieil on ■Pagllartl." mith Tito Hot,hi amt lima laillnbrlfldi 'll Tro*itnc,“ Vrrdl opera liallan ea*t, “To fart* With loti," Alee Rulnitrai. "The tlamr nf ly riin r Power and Ktm N'ouk. ii u l ‘ J u h i l ’ mith C llrnn f o ld •mi Em ail llnrgnlnr. 'T'T.S'SSr.'i.* |ia*ed on Humera Ode**!, mlth Ki.k H,>igIn "I Hied a Thontand Time* mlth dark Palmer. “Trial,* haied on Ihr Kovel, milh Cllrnn Enrd, llmolhy Mtduirr, Arthur Kennedy and dohn Kodiak, ‘ l.ury OittanL* mlth Jane Wiman and Charlton Union, and "White ChiUtma*.' trluued for holiday rntrrtalnmrnt. mlth Rrormary I lrvinev ftanny Kaye, Ring Crtwby and Vera Ellen. "srv mat y n rivi een * I oir.” ICnlrttr • Ciraod Pil.i mtnnrr In I ratirr “Minnie the riirimi* II r l d r 1 iC'nl-ttr »i; ' | V | r l . r Mukn ’ Aran tia ln o . - .Iu * llr r i* Hour.'* (r e m it film I'ifii li|itro i laiolr Ital’ » The llni Inn* lirmh So l.llllr I lior.’ fioung. "Ihr Se­ cret Mayrfllnc ' tirnrh, lint'* II 1 11 lm k " " Ih r Voting < nu- iii* IM Monaco. ’ Patti ttallr." Pirfle ( leiorv itory to ttffeoI, ,t n pmin Hglfttalma 1 Inna Stagnant, ’ Iti.l Shnei S.oorr»tt Maughm* *T,tlr* of llolfnun 'ifuattet." "Kind lleirti and ( i.ioneli.* mlth Alrr 11,Ilo­ na. Hollywood is dickering for Tennessee Williams play with Hlrk York. J ilir l Leigh, Jark Irm ion and lletiy liartrtt, baaeit on Ihr llroadmay play T rn n rta rr P a r t n e r . ha.>rd on Brett H*rt novel, with John P ajn r. ’ (Jenllrmen Marry Brinettr*," milh Jan* H im rll and Jeanne I'raln; “ Hrturn of J . , k Slade* mith John EftCfcfon. Ih r Indian E'slitrr." with Kirk Houglat. "Pride and Pauion." mith Cary Grant and Frank fmatra; "Trapere." with Burl Lar.raitrr, “The Amhauador* l>* u h trr," with Clllvla Hr lla i it la rul ’The Big Knlfr." aith Jark I'alaltrr and Ida latPlno. •The Second Grr*te*t Se»," wnh Jraanr Crain and George Nader, *Uueen Bee." hated on the novel, with Joan Crawford and John Inland; "Many." mith Ernr*t Borgnme; "Man Without • Gun." with nohrrt Stitrhum. and "Ihrolr.” baved on the Pulll/rr l*n/a niav with Rruatlnd Rtutrll, Wiiliar* Holden and Kim No- M arc and more Hollywood is turning to Oroadwo, f r ito ry m o ten al, or presenting ploys l u l l on l l i f New Y n 'k stoge, then on flte seteen Tennessee Williams’ "OrpLeus D evending'' ron> be produced on both Bioadmoy an<l in tt r> movie* il Hoi Wallis has his way Walll* I* huddling mith the author now1 about the deal Arina Stagnant mould *1ar in twith the film and tlagr irr•Ion* Thla mould Ee a fnllumr. up lo her "B««f Talliti." that Walll* and William* h air Ju*t wrapped up In Ihe lomr klrd of deal Afl»r the Bmadwav ahomr made a hit, they took the play to Hollywood. Ml** Slagnanl learned with Burt Laneavter In Ihe film trraion of the play She would have l^ n ratlrr again In ‘ tlrphana Hi-uending." arrordlng to Hal Walll* “A Hoorn bull nf Rmet’ la the •ama *ort of riral. with Toth Century-En* Studio* owning the properly hefora the recent Broadway opening. I^ irr, they OOaOTrn patrORIDCI 'I Love Lucy' couple signed for films Vivian Vance ami William f raw ley. of the "I l/tve lAiry * TV * rrlrt hate hern •Igtinl hv Hal Jar p r o d u c t i o n * iJohn W'ajiie'v rompan) l In plai a aperlally w iitlrn *en>ifnre In William A Wellman* ’ Good­ bye My fuufi iiarrlng Waller Brennan Phil ILirti* and Bran­ don lie Wilde IfNNlf I* f (OtclJ MAUlVf* MONIOI MABOr CKAMflOH •OAM COLLINS TOM I W t ll . �•- TH * m iST THANKSGTVfNO Meaning Of Thanksgiving Can Be Explained In Many Ways | W hat Columnist Wouldn't Know If Into th'anksllvlng—and shall seek ever to have the attitude of being grateful to the degree that we seek ever to do the will of Goal." Rev. Fred Ensmlnger, of the Little Brown Church on the Hill, (Congregational Christian), explain* Thanksgiving this way: On this serene and happy day Ameri­ cans find themselves echoing the immortal words of Paul !n Athens on MarPhlll as re­ corded in Act* 17:24-25. 28 — “God that made the world and *11 things therein, see­ ing that He is Lord of heaven and earth, dwelleth not in temples made with hands; neither Is worshipped with men’s bunds, as though He needed anything, seeing that 1IE GIVETH TO ALL LIKE. AND BREATH, AND ALL THINGS;" “ FOR IN HIM WE LIVE AND MOVE AND HAVE OCR BEING” . The outgong life of God Is one of His significant attributes, lie is not self-con­ tained, self-centered. HE GAVE. HE GIVES, continually, ami to mere finite ami failing creatures. And what does Ha give us day by tiny and year* by year? LIFE, existence, selfconsciousness, the power to see reflect, analyze, to any Human lit* with its Source or to throw it sway. H* GIVES each soul Ills own very essence— ths Divine life. H* GIVES BREATH—th* inhalations and exhalations of our lungs—Minute by minute, tiny and night sn long s* each live*. He gives opportunity. We breaths NOW. HE GIVES ALL TIUNGS-essentials; h* they comforts, benefits, blessings. All originate in Him. Th* Mayflower Pilgrim*, who first cele­ brated Thanksgiving on our shores, had half a crop after their first planting. They thanked God for th* preservation of their T h « Sanford Herald lives but mors they thanked Him fur His M i r S iM t t own benevolent being and that they were His children, living th* life he had meant for them and receiving LIFE and BREATH and ALL THINGS, • • • Thanksgiving Day ia a day for solemn thought and prayer. Wa ara thankful that •I’ltrarm n* u«rwe n»« I n * SI there ia a special day for us to “express |r C *n «« U , ■ •ti• urn s* «M ta e«__ W u . S h im si ourselves" for th* bountiful blessings of a on an. M a la •# ikeee*. ia » la l* .M aa* (ar ta* n w a it a# m M h r m taaaia* M tir t W n ralaa. great nation. But. better yet would b* the daily expression of Ihanka for th* blessings heaped upon us In America. The "Thanks­ giving Day" them* ahould b* extended throughout ths year. • • • Mall your Christman packages early la saother theme that we'ra hearing a lot of days. And It’s a good way to assure arly and safa arrival of your krift at Thursday Nor. 14, 19&I daatination. To mail your packages early, on* must also shop early, and the merchanta would nertainly Hkt that. t o d a y ’ s n r m .i t k i u i • • • area of Mila world, and Pop'a razor strap and hickory awltchen of rlchsa, and ths hsata of metering In, choke the word arc becoming more and more popular aa a II becometk unfruitful.—Mark 4:19 — Method to curb ths so-called Juvenile delin­ of this world la richas, ptoaaure and quency. They may b* old timer but they certainly are affective a* w ei aa economical wherewith ft sbsmee all thhe to us«. gift* of God.— Luther. The meaning of Thanksgiving can be exlained many way*. We are Ihnnkful of all hat Is good about u», and for the memory (if our forbear* who left the spirit of {Thanksgiving Imbedded in the hearts and poula of mankind here in our broad land of the free. Thankful for a democracy, a government so endowed by nur ( onstitution that the people who live under it can tireathe, and apeak, and write as true Amer­ icana. However, the truer meaning of Thanks­ giving ia involved in the words of our re­ ligious leaders who give us the deeper ex­ planation* that S|ieak of the words many of us overlook as we celebrate another nation­ al oliservance. Kev. W. P. Brooks Jr., of the First Baptiet Church in Sanford explains Thanks­ giving this way: “ In the attitude of rent thanksgiving at least three things arc involved: our intel­ lect—our emotions, and our will. Surely our Intellect ia involved, in the 103 Psalm we are exhorted, “Not to forget all of His bene/It*". Martin Luther is commenting ■poa that verse says that while wu cannot remember them all—we are asked not to forget them aH. Wo are told that the word think and the word thank come from the name root work—to be thankful is but to be thlnkfal. Alto our emotions are Involved— we are stirred in nur honrta as we consider Tod’ s goodness and mercy to us “ Bte<* the Lord 0 mr soul and all that is within me Meee Ml* holy name"—that Is the attitude of our deep emotion*. But true gratitude should Involve our wills also. “ What shall I Vender into the Lord for all of hi* benefits tograrit me". We shall try to dn something •bout It. We shall translate thanksgiving NEW YORK UP—Thing* a col­ umn. »t would never know if be d’dn't orm hit morning mall: That American wemrn are using lets perfume bow than they did eight rears agu That, on the other bind, deodor­ ant ial*v rl.mbed 9] per cent betwrea 19IT and 1933 Thai adds ui evrn th* fairest akin are harmlul to a pearl neck­ lace. It should be tent to a jewtler once a year to be cleaned. That during torn* tall and win­ ter nv>n'*i» as many at II million Am o r io n m*y catch a cold In a single day. That Metropolitan Opera tener Hurt Baum, ar amateur heavy f fAm as m arlow Stevenson Says Americans Lucky itortnc a «r ■ l i Na 1 I M %* Democrats In trying n r e e w jn ttrew t •Am***#*," be mid to n mm h M g *i«M "1* web and strong three al nationa in nl Mntet. W* are toe Intfctewt ps°l»to In tbe maid md wo know ft.” ■ that a Me m m , tbe voUra ■tlM* aeb why should they take a kbree* an ebanglng edmlaistral i a m Novowtbar's election t »’# restore reamid in m U Diet “ We w b n M ag better." ■e wee eoey xegn* en boor. That eent be b*»d agahsel Mat at tbia ■ret. TNI* t t i Me Iret after aanotineing hg wanted to be Maldant. K xu jail a BMeraJ «MMw #f what he’ll tty later. ■ n s elw grettr mneb Mg retMm a* what « m Deangratis party < a be earing. There «t ■rtMi. B wa* pretty a •re atueknd tb* Haea- Dtreoioa took palre to describe bover idatnteanllon’a Iwa pro- Ue viowa aa “ moderate." although graa. On Ndg ■ejiit bs eeeaa aayoae who Metansi to him to the a m a B k t« aid, K ba bn* a 1931 campaign must already bare aoiettoa, be hu bapt Mta hiaaelf. reached that coachieios about him He was erfUtal *4 Me admlala- anyway. traUoa'a lorelga pollep bat did not liaco President lieenhower la Indicate specifically what waa tcaaldared a moderate, and la pop­ wrong with k except to complain ular la that rot*. Ilovroson could there wat too much tough talk and hardly mako himself unpopular fol­ lowing toe seme line, which also backing away from M. And there waa ae surprise about happen* to bo hie natural one aa/Ihla-ht accused the Republicans *lf. df being the parly of “special laM i n M onts Ureet." mmb lag it wai loo eoey toward big business. This hea bees BKW YOKK tft - Two “ fairly ■ steady aomplaiat ed Mm Demo- strong" earth shocks were record­ ed early todav oa the Fordbam arete bar geaeratioaa. Unleerdiy aeiemographi. Sloven*oo eoatpUlaod — er Th* Her. Joseph J, Lynch, ael*seemed t* bo complaining — that matoglst. said the tremors cen­ tbia eouat'y wai not giving enough tered about I.4M miles from New foreign *M ta retiree outatda the York to aa aadetarmined direction. Commwaist blar, They warn Mined at 1:4141 aad ■ ha piareimg tbka line bo may 1:11.M am. seller aotee — baireiamoat la UM Aaothar aertoe d thocke Monday because k ia almoet certain bis atfbt were believed la have cen­ • re Demoerate will try ta ram tered to the FnetAe Ocea treat gf t t a* cutting ntal ties d# a Aa h toe ef hi. ft to hard to kfteally •*» M Md if are be tacreared. |HAL BOYLE stay hg eured hot a Too Late To Classify lit* hid beaFd of ealrs tax but By Rusiell Kay Art Uiklrtirr knrw what he wat d.d not know how much tt was or talking i l nut when he said “ People whether il wai levied by federal, a** Funty.” not only are they state or i ily, ur all three. Most folk* knrw thne w«i some sort of a lax Pinny, Ihry are prelly dumb. While moil ntiirni know the cn £i« il.r.e but guritcd that U was name J the bom who payt them, anywhe.T from 1c to 10c. (Inly me person out of 10 could only a b * of them know the namrt name •»>n one of their state sen­ of the f.lki they pay. A retVr.t ron«umrr revearch sur­ ators 1t r<pirsentatives lifts than vey mad* in a larxe American nly i n* out of in knrw who their United r*krd a lew simple questions that Stales ■*■ alor was Governors and • better rating. Thirty. ore would m um e any high school thertffi student could answer. Thom qu*«- threr p*r cent knew th* name of tiunrd ireiuded doctors, lawyer*, •heir stir’ll and their state gover­ bt sinett executives, houtewtvei. nor What kind of a hatting average laborer* tearhrrt and even college p-ofeifiTJ didn’t know th* answ­ would y rj have if someone stepp­ ed up to you and asked you to er*. Fifteen per rent of those question- name the Governor of Florida and •d could n»t tell th* name of the memb*rs of his Cabinet: Could mayor o' their city. Seventy per )ou name the mrn or women who rent could not name Ih^ member* represent you tn your state legis­ o ' th* ;lly eounrll. fifty per eent lature? Do you know sho repre­ didn't know what * balanced bud- sent* you in Washington' What pet wai S.xty per cent didn't have about your Chief of Police, your the illghtrit Idea what in Improve­ Sheriff r»ur local Judges? ment bond waa. Even folk* who vote for this or Only a handful knew what ad va- that candidate don't know who hrem taxes were. F.tclte tax wa* they voted for a week aper election almost ■ mystery. A good pecren- •or what office he holds. They don’t know wmt they ar* taaed for or how much. Yet lh»,e uffinals hold your lives in their hand* They can lai you to the hill Send you to Jail ur tn an asylum. Take away your driver's 'license Close your place of busi­ ness, give your children to sn insti­ tution or do any one ol a hundred things. Th* average American citizen Is a mighty lucky guy, for by and large he hai given ilpiost unlimitr I r >' -• lo officeholders be knows nothing about If these public ofM a li Hr the most part weren't honest, industrious and concerned with the public interest, ** would ,ie in j<i* helluva fix. In tyi'.w of all the unkind remarks jvu may hear about politician* and lb* stones you read about graft -rd corruption in office, It it a milter of rrrord that most of our officials He fin* men who are do­ ing a bsngup lob and a more or .«s* think'ess one. Cltlsrna have been urged to lake a i active uit*e»st In Ibeir govern­ ment line* the days of George Waihinytr.n. They have been urged tn acquaint themselves with their public tenants and to go to the >.!!» and w.ta, but uofuituoately orly • small percentage of th* pop­ ulace tike government seriously. Frankly, they get better than they leserve; and Democracy must be * i amarine system or it wouldn't have continued to function so suereiafutlv In the fare of public apa­ thy an-l It difference. v eight bvxrr during bs days as a medicr.1 student ia Prague, suf­ fered a brotra nos# ta a practice b«ut wi'h Max SchmeUng. Kurt c'aimi the removal of a nasal bone as the mult o! lb* Injury mad* m i huh note* more resonant. Tnat some 30 herbs are used In makinf a topgiade vermouth. In­ cluding the flower ot “ worm­ wood." and turn otner fancymmed plants as sweet marjoram, angelica and b.eaaed thistle. That the National Dog Welfare Guild belicvri on* way to keep your buy from running with a wolfyack of juvenile delinquents Is to give him a pooch ta cart for. That while women (All buy S3 to *0 per cent of all men's wear tnc pc rentage 1* dropping steadi­ ly. Papa Is grt'ing more Interested in hi* clothing every year, mint* cn pickirg it out himself. That despite modern safety and health measurra a reernt survey showed there are 334,000 blind per­ sons in th* United States, the high-' rst number in our history. Thit emger Elia Logan hai been entedan.ng audiences since she wis \ I n : t.' two in Scotland. That th* human ear Is faster than the human eye. Testa have siowa th* average ptrsor reacts more quickly to a signal ha heart than us* be lees. halt ne.vous perspiration before starting a performance. . That Margaret Firth, author ot “ It's fua to reduce." says'w “ Whit* is a fattening color-blaclM makes tuu look thinner. Why do overwe'gbt women alwaya weir white in tb* summer?” That Itnrad Nagel give* this at ris debnition of middle age: “ When a (ouptt la man's best friend." That or.* expert estimales tha present 13 million population of tha New Y irk metropolitan area will e’lmb t.v 2u million by 19*3 T h 0 correct figure, however, will b« 19W9.P>.9 I p'.n tn move away and be.-.me a hermit before 19*3. That no one yel has Invented a rha,e< it white shirt to wear with si! those charcoal gray suits, HAdPtrsT PEOPLE ARLINGTON. Va UP-A Jury ot mrn acquitted a former woman Marine sergeant of murder li«L aighl In the slaving of her M arini lieutenant husband after they ar­ gued o' t how she should ctiok pork eb'.ps for their dinner. Sirs. Elisabeth Gorlrkt. 42. wept when tit* Jure relumed its vrrtPrt after de'ibera* ng six hours She had tesli'ird I* at I.t Edward Gifirlri. 40 wai shot acrldenlally while they leu'flrd after the pork chdp aryment May 22. The nrosecut’on had Insisted IhlA wasn't to that she had threatened she would kill her husband if ha “ ever laid hand oti her" and that she had afmilted to police the htd done the shooting. Mrs Gorieki in her festimnny d'«putet the prosecution's el*in that the couple waa drunk at lh« •ime of the shilling She said her husband had heat, slapped sod k'cVed her at varlnuw time* du'ing ihelr marrisge bur that were the happiest people la Arlington " That approximately IS million American have tome hearing Im­ pairment, and the leading cause of deiPiti* Is probably heredity. Tint Then Emperor llirohito asrendrd Ih* Japanese throne in 1929 hit reign was designated as “ Show*," meaning "Th* Era of Radiant Prarr." That if you're a man 20 years old you have belter than a two out of t.i,er eh anee of living to be *4 But more than four out of five girls of >4 will hit the 43 mark. That #.#iy 1 1 minutes in Amer­ Th* Bible says the ark was made ica aoms merchant ta threatened of gophr* wood which manv trans­ with a blackjack, a knife, a gun or lators bMeve to be cypress. -X *• me other type weapon. This figure doesn’t Include lady euiWood has been found to be t tim en d-msndrg refunds at the (csd Insulating material because it point of an old fa ihlontd hatpin. Is composed of many crili con­ Jhat aume entertainers dip their, taining dead air space* which. r«1r handi In a bowl of Ire rubes to tied the passage of heat and cold. J I Your City Charter Fart 4 (IJ To pees snd enforce Oriflosneet fw Ih* preservation of the property of said City snd to pre­ serve o*trr on the same either within or without it* limits. (41 To borrow money (or eurrent exp-ntes, provided any amount K borrowed shall not rxceed any amount equal to twenty-five per rent of the revenue derived from taxation during the next proceed­ ing fls-al year. ID Te regulate, perform and fur­ nish afl public services and to own *nd arquiro by purchase or by eminent dnmsin, public utilities, public doebe, wharves and boat he­ llo* ; to acquire, establish, own red operate, as • public Utility, water werhs, and to provide tb* City and inhabitants thereof with wator: to acquire, own, establish, maintain and oparate, a* a public utility, gra works, and to furnish tbe City and th* Inhabitants there­ of with commercial f « ; to aequirt, own, establish, operate and maintain as a public utility, elec­ tric plants, and to furnish th* City sod Its inhabitants with electricity; to acquire, own, establish, operate end maintain aa a public utility, tewersgw disposal plants, and to provide the City and It* Inhabitants with the faculties thereof; to aequlr*. own, MlabUah, eptrato and maintain aa a public ettlity. but lines, and to provide tt* facUltlre taeroof to tb* city aad Ms Inhabitiat*: to acquire, own. establish, operate and maintain ai a puMIt utility, docks, wharves aad warm bouse*, aad to provide the hcUF Itoe thereof to to* .City aad Ma In­ habitants and to such ethers as hava occasion in use the same; to acquire, own, establish, operate end milntaln as a public utility, bast hi'iiu, snd to provide th* facilities thereof to th* City and it* LtoabRsnls and to such others as have ocraelon to uie the samy, md to acquire, own, establish, rpsrste and maintain as a public utility any olh^r or further facll,ly of bustorss which (he City ■lommlMlon shag sounder neces­ sary ar proper. (g) To Iseue and sell bonds upon .tbe public utilities owned snd oper­ ated br toe City, and to pledge said property and the Income tosvefrom, nr either of them, for th* payment thereof, and to fur tter pkiige tor payment ttertof such available toads as th* CUy Commission may deem expedient excepting any fund or pledye foe which Mi* taxing power of the CUy of lanierd, Florida, could be Merced. (T) To grant the corporations or private individuals franchise* and privileges ta said municipality. ( !) Ti. license, control, tax, re­ gulate, er to prohibit traffic and gales noon to* streets, Sidewalk' and publw places within the to­ ur any pert of any street, sldr i aad public place, and ta L* M, regulate, suppress snd prohibit nawhers, peddlers, vendors and beggars upon such streets, afatowalh* aad public pUre*. and upon any part thereof, and to pise* upon ray Ureare issued bereundwr such limitations aa th* CUy Commission shall d*»m advisably. The Pilgrims gave thanks for so little And w* today ham ao much to bo thankful tat- -ta pane*, the pro#parity, tha plenty of thit craat land—for freedom of worship, for freo cn. tria*. Wa Join la tiring thanks, and amonv our blaaalnn wo Include tho opportunity of nerving the yaar and tha aontlmad eatqem of Thnnkagivlng let no to all m. US �TP e>*. . — , Wtrr-r-! * Social fcvw iA Mrs. J. C . M artin Feted A t Shower Mr* Donald Kn k M and Mrs. tnd nut* Each plate hc.d a marth Vernon llird tn honored Mr*. J mellow ttork favor. r Mar'in with a atork showrv Thn*f enjoying the evrning with Thurvdav evening at Uta home of :hr how: re were M r*. Homer Os* borne. Mi* Trd Haw km*. Mr*. Mu Kmgbt. in * p.uty r*<om* wera decor- P le rcr. Mra. Benny Auvtin, Mrt iii-ii «i:n lovely arrangements ot l.lto Thor.iat. Mra. Jim m y Wade, chry*amh*mum*. Th* gift* were Mr* Rrtt*. Mr*. P i m il, Mr* r ia rr 1 • n a lah l* revered with pink J t m r t Wilton, Mr*. E I) Hunt. and Mur paper T h ry were care­ Mr*. Ri y B. Brttt. Mr* W. I) fully guard'd by Mr. Slnrk u tiin r Hardin Me* J L If srtnn J r . among them A tiny blue baby Mr* J . C Ntwaame. Mr*. A. J f i m i i i filled with while ehyaan- Peteraoit and b o itriv e i. themuma t a t placed alto on Ihr b rit gift table. • Approrrlat* o m n a era playrd with prlu a coins to Mn Ralph Prtold. Mrt Ralph B ritt and Mr* tM ly Ptcecy. Alter the opening of the many live ly ( .f it . the bottenei terved dehcioui refreshment* of wdt drinkt. rake, dainty landw kht*. KYN ED A LE m t im e s nt\ e m w orn C H A P E L H IL L . N C .1* Th* University of North Carolina grtdder* latt year gamed 116 yarda via forward pa»*e« in b a l ­ ing North Carolina State 30-6. Thia m a n the Tarheel* did not gain a tingle yard through the air againat the AA’ntfpack but atilt managed to win 3w-18. by P U R I T A N v fu J c r iu lly w a rm , y e t so lig h tw e ig h t TH E SA N FO R D H E R A L D Thur*. Nnv. Cl. 1!T,r. C e n tra l, Mimosa *1 Groups Make G ifts For T B Patients Ca l c n dar The Tcm tm r* of the Central and Mimo* i Ctrclea of the Sanford G a r ­ den O j I i met !;v l Tuetday even .ng to u n k c tuikey favor* foe thr sem b u la County T B patientj at thr Centra! H onda TB hoipltal Tueadar alt.’tnoon Mr*. B C Moore cf thr Central C ircle and Mr*. B T McWhorter, Mr* W Move and Mr* C. L W allis of Ml moat accompanied by M r* L o r­ raine G 'vh am . executive aecretary of the *mminole County T B and Health A**ociat:on visited with the ?n paliei-l* of Seminole County The v itiio r* were impre»*ed with the w >tk earned out by the T B A**«ci 11,on and the favors, they reported were placed on the evenn e dinner tiay* and “ much en joyed*. TIHRSIIAY NEED L A R G E R STADIUM E A S T LA N SIN G . Mich T - K e r r y tim r M‘ .*higan State pity* Mlehi( h i in f-Kitball worried athletic offirla l* mop their blow — and not over the *core Thi» ye a r, the Michtcan—M ich i­ gan Star* game »a« held at Ann Arbor, where the game wa« a 97. It \H V K S T MOtlN — Couple* *•' -y thenuelve* *( Oe t'S o "lln tve-t V o . n • ll.itl wI . h w.** hi t (iKi.*eat sellout Even though the Tuevday night (Photo By J*iiti»ou» n r*t game in the irne* »chetluled la he played *1 Michigan State'’’ stadium at K a it Laming {« In 19’ -------y . a l 'H ie la ll a 'c worried brcaii*e M a t stadium ontv *e*t* v»o-n n k W YO R K Jr—Humphrey lev aiity. Tti'n people «u! write about ^art grovr’ed at hi* wife, took a »ip you. tf *coLh and muttered, “ I never That’ * the trouble with thr.e .ought puhllci'y In my life ” vi.ung mate »l*r. In HnM• ■r " * * Yet m the next few minute* hr color. No imacmaimn li m ake* d uttered * -chi lltingi u* t. ugh od roiiimnuu Hut there'* tlirerio * dua l mean a thing at good now.: E'rol t'lynn n coming A " ! L i * i *t Moon'* dance «a» the boa office. oack " trld Foe* ay n hi at the Sanlurd Young »t*r* are a d rib lot: Proee-ting clinically. B-igart anNew York ain’t uiul it u>rd to l mi ,\ h a m -l ot tie oration* rlyird how hr hrcainr a rhnraclrr be; “ By doing a* I kkxk writ hlankc'vd Hie uoni A mooli .hone A man ha* * right to get loaded piea.eJ t drtend mv right to rut tirn'.hllv n the bai ^ nf Uu* r*>oin and-nr T” *e * little cam. ,i caper tl I lee. like tl 1 ter noth ■ml rxn I i-* weic »■I In rflfferrlll That xhuwi you how a gits hi* mg urnr.g in UVIlig a panda to a p ail* ol lire ii«un to aceeiii the mind ran be. night b along w.th another !h tme tr.io tie refrrth rn rn l lablr Ttie K ’Ci.e w al the B»cart*' hotel w a. « M igr *ry*tul punch bowl friend ard hit panda ’* suite. Hr w.i* entertaining tome Tin* rclenrd of course, to Hiv vvhlrh u j * i u : rounded on rilUei old Iriend* at roeklall* Mrs. Bo > lie hy iiunehe* nf |tra/ilian Hep gaet, an a rtre .i named Bacall, «a* girt'* 'ait great expedition into per It--rile* and eandlea Nrw Yr-rk night lilr. lie confessed ;n and rut in varion* *tage« of lim e and nrance pinch wa* drei*. preparing l-*r dinner. The* hr »rr» ll1lie ot the gay ipoti Ihrte terved w Ih rookie*. A while el“ l|) day*. occarinn illy hurled m*utt» at each “ This town ain’t whal it used to rove red the largo table Junior other. In le**<* fur the event wrre Ml** Bogar* the pre*» agent would be," he rutnmcnlcd sourly. “ You P al •' i , ube and Mi** M irv l.ou u»rd to b. aide lu have (un, now like you 'o know. i« here for loca Bowen ” onj; vi.*h Mi* t: i k . i m I on* of ’ The Harder They f a ll " there are too many creep* who Senior h o li • «r* w cw llte Calhollr Seeing a crpo-trr and being print want to mukr trouble fur you." Women represented by 'It * A l.atir he otivrr’ rd: ded, h« riticourxrd on variou* tub Wilt anA At-* Mary J M illlker jvet* Tt i* c i.ple* r n i'i'i t and danced Puid'eity: “ 1 n evn taught it In I.) tin* :-iit,:r of the ' l i n k Moun my life Sure it'* Important. I tain Boyi 11mn Orlando’'. think JO per cent of .a mo’, te »lar*a ceeerr u ba»ed on pub ledy. But “ The *verag« r!t!»i-n doe.n't cite hate tne cnim n iy prr*« release* a h»**d ■ * h- the directoi of a | lctiT>»nd plumy *tunt*. That stuff stink* i* That ^i r * I r all of them, v ith Mr*. W, If. Duncan and Mr- the po**ilde r*re p li n of Allred "The only way to get publicity ir to t»e an rvrd in g enough prr-.m Paul (!, Brown honored Ml** liatl llilr h r >ck am! Cecil ll Dem illr B lit log w.th a luncheon In the ' | l i i * j f ' did allow that thr* dtrer.C t e v r -. . plTvate 'iflnTng rohm at Jim Spi n tor I* an Irnpi riant man In film IH'CK ON THR WELL cx r'* le tauranl I rid.iy at I p rn. llo.MINY, Okl«. (,!*)— Mr. ard Cell 11-ring the lunrhron table* wa* m akln? *'l'd never waul to he i ni-'* he ».*i»f '’They v n ;k tMr*. Klo.vd A. Turner have,had an arrauieinent of yrliow gladi-di h. rd '* their first wild duck 'dinner of intrr*|>eired with mum* and na­ the sea.un without having tu lift tural g in n e ry . Bridal place card* IL L U S T R A T IN G T H E GUNtnarkei the mm till g arrangement a gun or p> hunting. D I.E D LO O K In C u re M-Car'While Mr*. Turner wa* draw- of the hnnurre, hrr rriiilher. M r. d<ll a collection M a aud of ing a bucket of water from tto 'V V Bitting. Mi*. Hat I r n u n black, btowm and putty llru o c k 's family's fann well, * large mall* Mr*. Vernon B Hardin, M i* A! tw «*J anaembled with a p u t t y aid ctn .h id through thr branches 'red Chile*, M«« A. I. Lyon. Mi* Oolortd lla twill blMUa*. T h * of a maple ter* and dropp'-d i.t I. M. Leonard, Mr*. A. It. Tinker }a fk e L fastened with patent her fr-’t. It had to . n Wounil d by M i and the h o H rlir* leather straps. la kned w ttk M i*, flitting wa* prcientrd with black faka fur Ilk* U>« in lay four shut gun pellet* h it held oat until it got over the Turner farm. a Intel) gift fo r the big collar. Hollywood B C B a P P B IM PORTED LA M BS W O O L ;:o .o o IN O R L O N Spencer's Scene Of Luncheon Given For Bride-Elect wilful e f w b n la our P U R IT A N SW E A T E R *. A loo ooaoorvotieo modal*. ▼polo u it IS ond 17.95. Q m t Ko&rL&M. W EAR 0 MEN'S MEN •Of EAST PHIST 1ANTORD PHONE 1222 J gur»t *i*uiker Hi* topic* will dwell on ‘ I’hr Bottle ot Oluvtre" ami III*- I#U | r ; i * l a on. • 907! «>f 1lie SUNBEAM D E M O N S T R A T IO N OUR STO RE A L L 9 :3 0 DAY F R ID A Y . NOV. * D ikii Crystals 25th jiu it tituc M R M M l Sm A m h i S h a n m a m r - t h a v n d r c l n around a ll oth er atacark shavers because you thave in a circular BdXMASTER — large bowl-fit beaten for WflRav, lighter eabaa. M f i t m - P a e a n tad R A D I A N T C O N T R O L f o r ani4— a aoatting. P R T P A N — Square shape co o k s 20% more th an round mm . A vailable in 5 sites— 1014” , I I V i" , 1 2 V t" . C O M I I M A t H R - P e r f e c t c o o k in g e v e ry tim e auto* $ u tb m m M IX M A S T IR (M IM IIIIN U T ;arturn.- K 'u w n in 1'ln riil.i in irfmtxJ into to 5:30 $Oibnm | • (ffitib e a m D u l l CrVKTAIK if refined io m a il J Savannah, and asld In the original n fin trj- ftjc k tJ bag. N o wurtfwnim COMPANY - n - f f c k in * .- PH ON E 442 WEDNESDAY Trap* I mon W'or'.cr* rotip.-ij f the F iix l H)pti*t Church, SappiT *on a at 7 ix) p m I'raver Meeting service at lha t i n t IN-pi I.t t urrn will atari ,t 7 jo p o with Air and Mr* D F , S am; . retireJ nn-.iunaH ci m ( him ant Hawaii, .* gur*t apeak* i*r • l i i v Bet) t v l ,- intermediate Choir nf t * Fir»t Hapti.t Church w.ll hold re* heat val at 7 (Vt p m The ».l It t h.*ir of the Flrat 11^jv. ' »t Church will hold irh ra r* a l j | S V I t t ill V) I ix) p m Sea*, n of Prayer for Foreign Miwi.m* Circle 1 tn chav gr The Ir n A • of thr Firvt Bop '•t cht.nn will rneri a> the v hurrh at » .h a m tysAAonalA Mr and Mr. Richard T E * 00 p u Walker and on Gary arrived la*! 3 0U — Sea*.m of P ra ye r h’f night from Hampano Reach to Foreign A im ion*. Circle 1 1:1 ’ -end the Thank .giving Holiday t -haige. > th Mr jnd Mr* H t MUU ami M** Hn haul fen Eyck. It 1* reported that J j i t i r . G it who i* m the Orange Memorial 'lo.prtal i . continuing to .how •t*:ii* o' iniproiem rnl IU- i* .till Md a lliw id to have v l.lto it, t [irhnt. uf O irar T I V arum will r r -tieI to learn that he entered 1 ;n.i-igr 'I*-loot tat Hoipital m rii andu r aurgery Tur*day. AAealej Hanill J r ha. a rriv n l In Sonf*>r-I for Ihr Thank«giung Hull • ' * f mi A « hat a llaptut i old gr Atkifei.'ltia. Ark where he la a m n * ie ru l vtmlrni tie wa* a* 'oniponod hy Mr** luan.ta AAd lama wlio i . a regular ttudrot. A!!.-) Moffett and ltonnl? R -hi on i i l i : * Ir>•m I fie i .tadrl or b ' d tn Sanlold for Ih r Holiday* B“ th h * * w anted “ 1,1 do *omi hunllng’ Air, vrd Mr* G II Alford an* nuume ’ he hirtn of * . n. Georgs H Jt w e ill.in . * th* !•» nr ol) N*iv 11 in live i e in ild Laughton U r man d itn.piial gives J jersey a lace lift I ’-«*k what’, h ip p en rd lo ill# l l l t l r wool jr r* e ) ’ | l ’. taken **n mi J gl.mmtr m ill 1** It ami 1 axing in AT h.i*r it* monthly m eetin g at J in bt i ah at M p. m. : ou r m —h r.* ' n oi I’rayer I ’ T lo re ijn M iw ioni — i irele J tu chav s<*. J 3o p m —C A '• meet at lha r'hurch It Jo p nt —Sonl-cam* meet at tho I ItllikY Church The regular meeting of the Nor T U ESD A Y man tie Vrre Howard Chapter ? iw p rp —Seaxon of Prayer f t f IIH will me.I at thr home ot Mr* M.,rv Stro ng, Magnolia Avc Sen r’oreign Mi’ vron* — Circle 6 .a at u DoUgla* Menttrum will he the charge USD K>0T SUN DAY The recreation Com m 'tire nf the *ir»t Hop:n> Ci urea w ill met! in 'he T F. L C la n room at * Ju p m . MONDAY The Sanfniil Story l/V iru r will ' Seminole Itrhrkah I edge No. I I w ill meet in lha lODF Hall Thuia* •lay at 6 p m. . There will t>e a Thank.giving Service at the I'pvala Community H ti.h y trria n I'tiutih at 10 a. m Kveryoue l* invited to aiten-l. There w ill alvo t-e a fam ily felowihlhp ilinnrr at Itie church a! 13 noon Bring a di.h of food. On y o u t o r g e t y o u 'r e w e a r i n g i t ! TVtc? 3 �p ijre 6 Thur». 81. AfTEPfO O l ?, v CAU6TW«NCS >N?H* VClO H0U6C •*< n *n cr> C A M ED C M < «fEM J i f ' j "h o w w a s t h e B R ID G E PA BTV T H iS AHO RAMANA c a v e lo v ft v - MBS. w huef SIHVtO Tm£ •OOT DEUCIOUS _ OWCM AT ycu+»Kxx' w>mt i / CAA5H10 M I . I MIXD > IAMA WITH IMCOM HOK OF HTTUevnA HU TOVOU.f I TWO -TOTfACH HE* IQ . to v t you, * it , \4 a T CA HAVE I OUNWX w i might a o UTH* «*L * BANGS. . w ith r W M iPP EO C P « A ‘ A A S 3 ,— C H O P P E D C H E SW -tS h ' AMO F u O G E — — y 5UNOACS A M ) ) < U « A ' . , c c ffit r -s I J J Jm fi) ILL BET NONE ew fw eu T B E A B L E TO .— E A T T H £ iQ ( O riv o if Th e lA O E S W U f KhO*/ Wl <14f Jf& fifD *'l * I f 'H I e*T ONe MfA*LV S f L IT T L E OOAm AM C R A C k CO j H ffW E 5UPPEB i— ; — ^ k SU P P ER S roNtcwT r v*» * 7 r.vi oaoc* 7 A P TEO T « t v L . GAME r ‘/J-WUFT.' i ' ll LIT v &j Cut W M AfiSTUS* rBU TD A O .'ir /M<3HTV<3U5!I? MAH? RAID,0 7 y S A v s r o e s r ^h o w t w j u s t AN ICEBOX off m e srcficr I h a p p c n eo t o onlv is you (t,M A J A « C » * M ! N N I « VVCU&5 3 r A M O U 6 B L L A \ P * ? E 6 E e V S » * t J— a l l aackbv o o e s to -r CHAir.rv t j— rr— jl rm m PAiO > £ SANO ai take sh elter -^ B C im f p o n t x ) v ic r o r o u r > 3> in t w e < r n earest } ^BUCDPMSV *v - vT annr^ •v I I L a - : house •bur attum \ /X CHAUBlN* J ta/ce Fronf Custom Built Home For Sale Built /of pr»»*nt occupant* In 1PM. F"me fortunato family will recognise thal thU hnmi- nffrc* *1mo»t rverv feature- tliat make* living In Florida *o desirable. OOALBT* SPARTAN SPARK BA RI MORRALL^ MICHIGAH STATCYj QUARTERBACK, / BTA^T Trf SEO O LP G E T ' p te rtry o k M U TES WHe W THE A LLAM ER/CA B A U O T/H O ^ ^ B EO /H S, C l , ; ) \ WILL HAv C Tm* ADVANTAGE 1 O f W* r M HNOf j Location Appruilmataly b mllri from Sanford I South) and H mll»a from Wlntar Park. I*» mllra wr»l of Highway 1T-P.' *>n a clay road (achrdulrd to b* pavrd In tho n*«r fotura). Ia-ii than ona hnur'a dritr to thy Atlantic (bran. Description of IIoum LMng-Dlning nemi la II by 26 feet, opena onto lakefront ■nrOi. Uniquaand efficient Fireplaea. 8*rv-ihru from kitchen to alnlhg room atea. Kitchen la II by 17 f»ot, Knotly-PIna eablneta rubber tiled floor, tiarhage Diipoaal. largo broom cloaet. Refrl. geratnr and Rangy included in tho aaly price. Kitchen opena onto tno Ukqfnint porch. Center hall adjolna kitchen and makea all >arta of Iha homo acce»alble without haveing to enter or cm a Wing room. Centrally located heating plant (112.000 II, T. U.) la more than adequate to keen tha ynllra hnuae rnmfm table nn lh« coldeat daya. Attic fan. furred walla, oak fhxira. Alum inum window (caaemenl). Venetian Illlnda and rurtaln r>*<la thrnughnut. Raven eloaeta with ampla atoraga apart above. 1 largo fulMIbd rompleta batha. 3 Bedroom*. Tha Maater l.edtoom (a 16 by IA feet and U alr*cnnditinned, opening onto the lakefront porch. IA undry room la 9 by 16 feet, double laundry tuba. 2 reaa.poola. A IM foot wet) auppliaa earellent drinking water. Large aeparala Tool and atoraga home for garden toola, frrtlllirr, ate. Tha lakefront poreh la 0 by 60 feet with adding gUia framed en* rlnanrea. County taiea only, laundry. Milk and Newapaper da* livery. All thla meant grarinua Florida living. Call Sanford IBWl-W for appointment «r contact Your Real Katat* Broker. L i 1 1 1 e» f No tmartar way to n i mart than with ft'U e n i on foot) And speaking of low cost transportation, tha price for theta compliment-catch art it only. . . J verbal iralpcl'on Queeg't paranoid Chariot Laughton's editing of the play waa moat perceptive. Bui without tn# ditcernlng camera direction of Franklin Schaffncr, the TV director, the effectiveness of cast and script might cu lly have teen darned. weekend. In tha top drawer waa Maurice F.vana’ prrarnlation of Gaorga Bernard Shan't "The Devil'i fiiactple" on NBC TV. ShaWa mordant wit waa given a reitful edge by a (ait that in­ cluded Evana at Dick Dudgeon, a Yankee rebel: Dennii Kipi ai (Jen. Burgoyre; Ralph Bellamy ai Par ton Andriaon; and Tcreaa Wright NEW YORK UN—Tha eloaetrp There was auperlor entertain- at Mrr. Anueraon. camera of lelcvUion ha* had one ment hi Hw TV set throughout the Alee Guincu made e delightful of ila fmc.1 triumph*. The occasion ra t "Tl:e Caine Mutiny Court MarUar on CBS TV. H't doubtful If Herman Wouk'a by play, baaed on tits novel, could al­ together fall in any medium. With CO**g Ml, 1 good e»tora and the devias of a MLLOwte '■ auo MMt A cummen'.alor it probably even msec o w r would communicate great feeling CAUgJ J en rad'o. For It'a a solid, unified drama on the grand theme sf man’ s mponalbllily. «. Aa one who aaw the play f.om tha bilctny on Broadway, I en­ joyed tha 'elgvlalon version more, rhla waa because of a camera that enabled one to are at cloae range the acting of one of the flncil ca.ita revr ainmhled In Lloyd Nolan, ■a Caplain Qurc*. we aaw a man roming apart at the team* in the tim e >t>om with ei. tn Barry BUDG'ET Sullivan, aa U. Oreenwald. we aaw the m*n who loathfully wielded the PRICED verbal a ca M oe Queeg'a paranoid peraonalily. TV Closeup Camera Had One Of Finest Triumphs Recently D u crlpU on o f P rop«rty Approilmalaty ona aery. IM fa*t on wida country road and IM f « t of whit# land brarh, ganlly aloping tarrara to Ihn watai'a rdga of largy laky tabout 2 mile* In length. | Tho water In thla lake la r'ean enough to drink. FUh nr awlm fiom M foot wharf. Many lowering plna treaa and Urge apieading oakl aupply plenty of ahade. Numrroua varlatlta of Itraring cltru* tree* and many other varietUa of tropical fruit treea. Aleo many flowering planla. W/rV 7<N U 0 *1 0 H 6 '*M iH QUAtfrifiBACK PAf t V M G H T B t fO nO O TTfK THAT BAAL t>RCCTB o s e o r 7*£ m o t r v a r e p a t t a c k * m/ . c o u e o e b a il • ai a i t o AXP BUM, FLOCK* A\P TACKlfA, AKP HA* EEBS PUHTIHQ f o r ABOUT A 4 6 'T F AVERAttf. RUSSIANS TO ENTER V. S. WASHINGTON ift-Five Ruialan .'arm leidera have received State Department approval to enter the United Stales to purchase hybrid re nt seed and machinery In Iowa. The five were pari of a Ic mem­ ber delegation whoso earlier re­ quest 11 make a tour of the United Stalra va i re jet led. A department spokeiman said Iwo wreki ago no tuch big group would be admitted unless a ■Imilar. U S. delegation re.u!d return the call. The amallcr group will not be fmgerprinltd upon entry because they art to be classed aa official vliltora. Tha Russians had re­ quested Nov. 26 aa their dato of entry and laid they would remain teas than M daya. Thera wsi no tmmoduto indication bow soon they now will he able lo come, bt view of the delay la approval el their pi tor. it to Moscow, Gerhard ten said the Iwo Soviet Itadari had respond­ ed "very favorably" when invit­ ed to visit Norway "when tuch a viatt can bo arranged la wot quite certain, nowever," he aided. The N t m i t i i aald be got a definite Impression that M ganla and Khrushchev were old pala aid worked Intimately together. "My imprettioe was that wo friction rallied between Die two," he commented "They were equals. Had a*H that ben the cate, (hey aould not have been so free and caiual in their conversation." F s» 1k v MEATS CEN TER C U T LO IN CH O PS CARDINAL v HICKORY tMOKED | Sliced q U BACON LB. J YTSTT ARRANGE* OSLO UR — lariat Fremier Buiganlw and Cnmmunlat party boss Nikita Khnuhchay may vtalt Nor­ way durlaf Iheir trip to Britain west spring, Norwegian Prime Miw- DODO* G O LD EN GEM IO J C m CLUR'jCOUP* C SitR O LV T After returning from a atata via- ANNOUNCING A NEW PERSONAL LOAN SERVICE STOCKTON Make your money problem* our probtems. Ww h art * Joan plaa to fit m r jr need. Wo fuarantwe you tho mdM ooortaoua and epwwdy service. W E W ANT YO U FO R OUR % filmed appearance on ABC-TV * * day ever.ing In the role of a purl* tanical-appcartng gentleman wh« rebelled agaimt hit lot ai a bank employe and briefly enjoyed tha power .if ilolen gold. The film, on* of Gulnru’ beet, waa “Tha Lave* der Hill Mob." Which tlemondralea again that while moat of television's beat are live, you never should under estimate the pleaaure of I * 3 0 B/U WHDE WADE'S, »nEXMCT.I DIXIE CRYSTAL �ft *» O M O R E B U Y IN G A N D S E L L IN G ! I f It’a W orth A a y th la c H 'o W orth Ad vtrt bring la —1 S URAL KSTATK FOR SALK SI torrent I- FI NISHED Garage Apt. Electric kitchen. 200 Elm Ave. Ph. g j . CLASSIFIED ADS | £ t-a - r o atrt wanted -* r J. W. HAIA, RRALTOR. Florida State Bank Building “ Call Hall" Phono 173*. » -» m o t *t i roa r a ib - r 11IK SANFORD I IEKALD »-t»eo»t/ 5 e .w e*r.<*' Bl*UT M O ^ l r t p S o ^ r n D A IL Y At BOSS 0. Genu* of the mow partridge FHA hat reduted I wn Paymrnl», ee thia attractive 2 1 Bedroom liouic. Monthly payrarnti, $43 oo. 10. Uvrga com ex molding on Iul-dof column LOWELL B. OZ2EX 12. Protuber­ Bail ter - Phair i n i Office: 2tt 1 A Orlande Dr. ance* of the *kuli 13 Shapn 12 adjoining lota m lemon Bluff | Subdivision. fioo Magnolia. It K n o w ISi'll.) t1 Palo P A M ll FURNISHED 3 Room, balh, full type*. kitrhen By week nr month. | Five Point* Motel, 4 mile* Soulh Btm-T on Loti; on 17-92. larti; C fea itll CttldlliED BOA'S wanted fur RAN DAM. Kl.KUTHIU CO. Florida Time* Union paper rnule Electn. .1 Contracting and Repairs in their neighborhood Mil*t be T V Service Center over I2'k year* old. Apply Fla. Rfmti a- I Mo ley Al 1li :ir<-* Time* Union office, lot) Writ lit 112 .MflRnnIiii Ave. I'll. I IT St |lu ll- SAt.FSMFN WANTED —ID' HEATERS -- Cleaned. It* p.-if. I anil Serviced Phone J.12U It. RETIRED OR SEMI RETIRED ronvidcr congenial employment ICR— INSURANCE _|4 It with good rommlition paid weeklv • Then w’ ll advertlMng apevtaliliet lor Florida ronrrrn. We have a complete line of alRate* tn tractive Item* at fair prirr*. Pnliryholderi Every bii’ inr.* 1* a pro.pert. Y'ou can work full or pari time, 4rt Atlantic earn at much or little a* you 34 require. If you like to meet people and havu seine veiling r*. iwrlrnrr we have protected ter­ ritory in your vicinity. AI*o li*t 13 NOTICES AND I’ FHMIV VI S 13 of active arrount*. Drop a line today to Bog nut, St. Cloud, If you havo an Alcoholic Prtddrm, Fla. Wrdo P. (> Bo* 1213 nr Phone 2330. Alrholir* Anon) mom. IIWORK WANTED -It Law n s MttWWi by br Jerry Ja>rd.' II—Atm* MORII.ES.TKAH.FW* Free estimate*. Phone 1317-W. ] 3931 MODEL A. Inoit gomf, ntn* MAID work wanted Bart or full good. Good lire*, 2120 Orange time. Eipcrirnred. 1210 3lanAw. Free T u rkey'* at KchnP.e With Piircha*e of ECHOLS Qudttnp Set . . Reg. $139 Trade . . .*99 00 (Twin cr USED FURNITURE Double Sire) COMPLETE with all the feature* you have dreamed about aurh LUXURIOUS Foam Rubber Set a* eolorod G.oeral Electric Reg. .*153 Trade . . . $179 no tPjjbaMW aad eeiorod pluabtag KING SIZE Hollywood Bed *0 X *0 Mallre** S-Pr. Maple Liv. Roam Suit* *29 0 M X SO Box Spring Large Lounge Chate 19 SI AND available Haadboard (ivrrorator Pliitle) p rim , with the bait''financing i P.r , 80,4 * “ “ « » -------Reg. . $179.0) A with minimum down-oarbuffet ..................... — — — 12.0 1129.51) wown-oay prf,1|fr j, y lrror 34 M Chtfforobe ..................... 19 M CHOICE of Many Different Suite* Hnnkri-f Bed Student De*k k Chair 11.U Wellborn C. Phillip*, Jr. Douhle • Dre*«er Dining Room Tablet _ ____ 14 M Large Mirror 0 . Sanferd'a Sutra U 194*. Samiord'a Leading I R onow t^B eil-------------------- 4 U Mattrei* Builder of Mates lor tm r l .« 3 J p -----------------Bo* Spring I peoc4a. Sale* Sale* Office: M* Util* Vesica | Many More tl'emi Not Ualed' 9169.00 |is Loch Arbor. ECHOLS "Day-rtr-Nighter** Sofa, Only It.M Dews Platform Rocker Chair Choice of Covering Mather of Sanford 9119.95 014* E. It* SL Phase 127 BUY NOW and get a 19 . 12 12>. Turkey FREE! guilbie. ■CBOLH BCD DING CO. OBBRJ0d A Magwntla Ph. UU WANTED — Fully caperienrnl automotive IxNtkkreprr drtirea po-ilion In Sanford nr vlrindy, Used 21" Admiral TV with bate Call 973-W-l or write Box 179, and indoor antenna only $99 93 complete. 17 i t SINFVI iir rn «T rx tru .H 11 DYEA GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE m i l fJAl.H Flak (■'amp. H E A T IN G JI3 8. BARK AVE , Thnni* 4-V3-H. SANFORD. FI^A. ■ * * " £ £ • * & I IL A P O f l C O - INC. 13- ^ M IS l KIXANEOUS -II 9 0 M b Part Ave. Phase * FULLY Automatic Weatinghouie ANNOCNCKMKNT Range. U»cd t h r e e ilayi, Rhone -430-R. YOU II new GULF Dealer at Second and Bark i« Tommy Very slightly u*ed GE RelHerrali stren, former employe of Selor Reg. *239 93 reduced to mmole County .Motor* Mr. I1M-IS. O'.Meen catena* • welcome to GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE everynnn In »top and aee him at PHONE 222 hi* new Inratfi . Landleaped t beit of neighbor- $ MATHER’S $ DOLLAR DAYS $1.00 Down *OFA — Earclient condition. 03. Phon* ilT-W, ______ HOUSEHOLD Furnilure. 30* Bark Ave. Bhocie *40 Phone Original paint, W. O lT ,« » X -M r.rtWe* <brU t3rPe- M. G. HOI _ 0 AH Water_____ WeBta D rM — Pwm Part* Road fte m 7 0 DOWS* M WIT. pay YOU lo aee US before c - r y. Open Evening* and if*. Bale It a Fla 1*- AUWHIORtlJt a w e n g ,u CAM l o o c i r r sou* tr a d e d Rey ReePa Dee« Car* Avw k ttlh SI 19 /R o a la/ TraUen RORSON Sporting 19 a turd t Native of 1.4 Drag 19 Senea of eight Venice 2 Ireland 1poet I /I Turf 21 , Sphere .21 . Capital < .1 Milk rut* 4 ktualcnotq 5 Painful ruck ft He tr 1 Carotin* 1|HW* I of a ahlp’a voyage 7. Genua «>f the * ell, kierplnt eyea Boil »lowty tyiP. 1.1 27, Wander ;■> Futiahcj SO Attempted z : t:i*i it* t tram taJiottennll // IW % L i is Z\ i-i 2Y XT i 'l lo SL St u 14> 40 19 16 Y / 92. •41 9-9 % TELEVISION ratal owl.a a on veratuai 7 . - OFFICE FtrtHnUK.Vt —0 lltfiro ft 19 C -K t.M T U C A I. SFKVICJU-a t 'RIGID AIRE applunrei, sale* and service, (i. It High. Oviclo, I la. Phono 41.*1 or Sanford IM.* \A alter ft p m. IMA NFS i H ii 3$ 19 IS knnwlrtlge to Back.* tl IS hO 35. fktmtaily Mountain HoyV 42 Tlun. nartowr atrip* of Wood 6 th 1 w iO tn Shore reeea* 42. lanruian* *. tabbr.) , Ifi ie> 33. t*a*l 3ft To the left! 37 Exclamation* 41. I-C'. !er ef tha "Green •Y I ll 20. k“irm .37 t>»im .30. Lair y, tBcot.) z Machine a r u tia C o, I 4t Tyiiewriier*. adding machine*, S IQ lenl.ll ..I I M.lg. Ph *| 7* - t*f**iiN *ei» warn e .l l * . ..f ►■•••inr* vv «•' n .r-s.i.-ev la lt.nJ-*«mi9’V’ llnum >1 intn,K a KtiMixg With Dot *1 Itlraf Vtrt.tl.s t o . en P a - . rt. Jnhw I »*|r N lii I' A. all-n •tr Ih Ha VI. >1 191ma* •*'<* IrtmluH* VVr-*»l nr t r i m V1rt||v•r ' i 1 S- <• -e M*-VV «n u *r T li V UU'MIM Thsttre ■law-oil m in tr 144 \1 TV I VKI ttltS —(4 3I I• K v a-llou Ilonuty Shop UU 1ft* F. 7ml. Phone us Ik 1I SI.K Fied the ll.itr«t)li»t. tar an * IndlvidtiallfHl i«t. 1 r \LI, A011 It.*:.ntv Nr-vl* rail I * ■1 II * 1 lln rrirtl’.w llen u ly Nook It 1; Phone lift 1413 tin. Dak Ave. ii<* . it|M>n evening* l.y app<iintmrnt.) i. i* 1 1r the be\t. n in e to IVIrr Paul'* Ite.iutv Shopio' Bill giv.' home a rowjM xo |m 1luaii' id. Plume 4ft9, ltd Maglilt n r * -« . noli 1_________________________ It-r»« e> Kaewnia * M k m -W a u iM 33- IAUMIRY SFRVA'ItK - » 1 *t T»* Mcrn'na Ihew • ■> ie*»m Kanatta# G n em oI^ ^ llT n ^ a m n ia m p T y ^ " I •• T*41 r*ll4n rim- hour '* - W.i*h and 1»rjr Fold St 1I I®rt■f»n l*f <•»«p*in H#•1jrvLfl) FtnPhni laundry I * 2 .\n»|, " *4Ih»» San Ilone lire i le mine ll-J# *Slo|iilii( >!•»>(#• South«iilc I..9imilrom.it South Side Food mail Bldg. ______ tftft Fa*i 23th SI. !! M V ililrtf l . t l r r 1- fln w o SKUVICK -77 I. Sill—19arvo Ternnirtan Phone 2164 lUxile 1. Sanford Radio •tM I I • 'I M € li T 1 t I9 t II it r A H M im V iiiti* r r w iiir III lib t r r I'tr t*r» it t Hluritt T ir iin ir M M 1111 W*rM V h.t * TV2S 8F4CK ATAIUIBUt CALI*. 1121 AND INOUIBR * » ,1.1* I*•4*f Khnw |,.*tf Nlui r \trwrri I ’ lR’ lt lt..» or t Q I ovotl cii*Bh*l •'rogircftda let l*BYoff t*rf r) Mw>fl I 25# i»u 2 our AcrtMint MDMI1U Hlf«« f’n Uii«9b • <"*1l T« I'iifir I M 'l L f t l i t l l K*«i w *•tsrti Jhmhorfb Nt« i h***n ( / flock Club b i* i If-riR AV A Otiari Jfr.trI *Y*R (HKol*# if rn.rr I^votldll liar ni«-»t a* T !«• YY art 1 At Kid* MiirntitN M#l»«llff ||*r<9 91(9*1 T ltriw 11 » Ctub N# 0 • II >• Cwb **f V#»r*Ar a m .R M in t At N oon I 't r m U lc iA t I »» 1 It ; 11 .* ! Y ? M J «« JH 4 CM 11 II SI 11 ib M 'I I N b I. • •• >le > in H.M U t il )• II II St tridif IfRilnt* N9RI 11«r Sour n*9r^ XNorM At Thr«« lunl PUiul l> rA rr«v|«w 1>*i» Tim* Ni«$ T#» r. Tin.* Tl« SHkflbin lfi*F I g»f B 9if I l l ilniilinc M1I1I 4 1- • * »’ trlnf! 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I Mrtuitt Club « l.rvrtte I! t P4» r * )’• • 1(9 ItWfMbf| • «t I* t*R ISAMm A K«Wf N-'ienro Kirlluu Thtf. f l ' lfr#*tet$ of Yukon " •♦•rfroot • |w Nh**w»r **f bf4ft 9 tt| 4 *i tt riiihntjtt 11» o«| ,f0it/.4. * t'wM.in Ahrtw 1 J • K*tlt*r Kr»**te* 11^*1 1l «**1 II f |*|1n | lt«f*«Vl * Mil* I.Afo jili'iir * IVrrtrtcIl 11* N n Kb**t D**lh * n .n «Nti* • A. fit rrninAT MRR4IRQ I M To*t T*Btl#rn T M-'fBlr** Fhow •'ij)l*lt' K ingtrortl «*|.e tl II 3-1.0 !• '"I •i*ffr Jkliairo U iii ^tilkrt ll ItlrH ir r m o o i t: a.i \ All*l*t 1: 11 I,''** i*f }.it«rt 1 : j* ^ORfi ll #»*f TrtlMrtrfOW 1 li'i 'Urttr I mil* !i*B IV c 11 « % llcport 1 !S Jack J'tdr 1 l« 1-rtkte Ntorf ? ** ll n(.#f * 1.9■ If : llrtt|$op«ri r 1 ■<« me r*3..ff 2 a** It-wlo 4'rntbr 4 1 litiaMwr Oif 4 No*i»l Ntor m 4 19 Vti Your Ar<L FOR RENT f are* 2 Bedroom Furnished A pat Invent. .310 Macnnlift Available Now! A. K. ROSSKTTER, Florist Phone 213 Goods Etlnrnde Sain A ftervlro 3*4 E. lai St. rk-.oe 9 0 14 Ft. HUNAnoVT equipped with steering wheel anr* racing thrnt tie, 1* Hortn FIRESTONE with raring prop., Gatnr Trailer. All only n year old. EirrBent rundilmn. $300. full price. You name Ihr term* Call 01 M or 7ft?n FURNTTURF ■’i*14 (nwt. -w ^ w t w i rani . Oft.. at^Sl ^W. ttt St At) natlnnitli adr. h e Rinirt M fu tte tu * prices. • of Norwgy Kingdom In Aria River iFr.) Away It. Ptace ll 34. Liquid meaaurw 33. Capital A 23 H ithout crated 1 t«* 1oOH*|* Ai*Wtf/ of North , 0 l'tea*ing Ni(tal«ma 22. Center of an apple 2d Munlcipiall- NOT A PROJECT! 1933 RCA TV with indoor antenna Only 912* no — F *'* ,erm'J * GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE PHONE 222 Vnlr.* tft. A game of chance 20. Amrrii an K 13. Win­ now* 13 Part of S. Una'lult- lft Encoun­ tered 17, I’lmi- ti> Seminole Realty THREE-Room furelihed Apay­ ment. Couple. Phone 2349, 213 Palmetto. 43. Solitary 41. Affirmative the hand ru j I TWO-BEDROOM frame home, rar |LOTS on large sandy lake. Alia | 2 month old home. 2 Bedroom, i ihrltrr. IVW. Caih. Will tell for W A N T AD l milet Irom Sanfurd. Phone | equity or a trailer. Phone 1143-J 2030-11-4. or ire at 2*01 Magnolia. RATES FOUR BEDROOM HOME — Die Following Rate* arc now| " C A . W H I D D O N , S R r Invested only 3 mile* Irom city la c . Baal Batata Braher in effect. on 2'a acrei of land. Fruit V. E. Dooglai. Ruby E. William treei. abide tree*. Priced at Ike Prr Lina for On* Intrrtinn Saleemen IIO.OUO with attractive lermi. lft« Prr Lina for Thraa Inirrtiona US A Park Ph. UR> He Prr I.in« for Fiva Inirrtiona R obert A . W llllim n, Itealtor| lie Prr Lina for Each 22 In- F*r_ Raymond Lnndqmat, Aaaaelata arrtlom Cafe* wmi Hirktr, R n H tn Phone 1(71 Atlantic Bank Bld<. MINIMUM P-ATF.: Ste 1M N Part A*a. Phaaa SSU. SOMETHING SPECIAL! [3 B. H, Modem home, maionry ronitruriirn, good neighborhood, S - J o l H i J\ ra fly Company convenient location. Beautiful ktlrhen equipped with ti. K. mgr, IRefrigerator, and Di»Range. SLEEPW ALKED ELM S T . al. If you require a quality ne. ' S T E P S /ATTC> A 0 L O C K L O A 4 G * you ihnjld aee thia. W. WHi— FOR RENT Pn.ed at 113,100. Termi. Rami, Haiel*3 L F i?ld. A. C. “HOT F O o r "-w „ ____________ WEI-AKA APARTMENTS: room*. I Doudney, Land Surveyor, T 7 T 2 B. R. home, completely furnlthprivate bathi. lit W. Ftrat St. ► WW MMPIID ed and ready lor pov*e**mn. Convenient In »lore«, school • Rollnway and lU hy Keda ________ NOTHING ELSE TO RUT and rhurrhrt. An eieellrnt op. Day. Week or month—Tel. 1423. lift Furniture Center ‘ “Writ Fint |l BR. - CB, Niter Section, Com-1 portumty at U.ooo. $2.0tw. down, U T H L K a rO B M U bal. at UO w per month. AKTUTM FOR SALK liHPK4TAI SEBVTC3-S - I Pletely fumuhed I Houaa and Avalon Furniture like Newt, WellWindow Sills — I-inlrla 7J0-W. TUt* lledrom Ga* Healer Gm«l IN ST A LLA T IO N of lJnolcum, Car* landacapad— Tile Bath, Hard­ Flue Work.* — Cradle Rlivfk* condition sto earh. Inquire wood Floor*, Automatic Waiher |w. ----------------T. W. HERO J‘i'1*. Tile*. ■ R Seminole Realty Greavc Trap* — Dry Well*. Sanford Bowling Alley, 2*M Mag­ Snnfnrd Linoleum A Tile ( ’•*. and Dryer, ’ only *2*00. down. 1**1 Part Ave. n m h i ahie Roma* aad Apia. *7. Mirarle Concrete Co nolia. Ju«t one monthly payment Home 127 W. I«t St. Phmw 1917 309 Elm Ave . Ph. 131i CLEAN furelihed apt. Cloia la, I Applianrei, and Furniture only r i : possession 0 60 mo. Call for appointment. nEAT THIS 703 Wait lit SL rbona fttft. ItICYCLK PAINTING Klrclrle coin dl«pen»er 19*1 Triumph Moiorcyele, KarelStorage until X-Ma* 11.000 DOWN. *75 MONTH] USED Nat Tea Goad Ta Ra Tree i.nt ronditiuii. Sat nine. Call drink bo*. Giwvl running condi­ h-EAN 2 Bedroom furelihed Maeley'e llika Sbnp LARGE 2 Bedroom, arrerrwd _________ 1 *N ip, 1 a |) BR. MODERN home, *7.000<M, tion. Ideal for beer Murage ho*. Apartment, (love w. 217 Oak 310 E. 4th St. Phone 2L7I porrh, double rarporte, guod I Can be »een at The Santord nearly near, overlooking fiahabla Are. Phone ftlft. NINE I’ieev Dining Boom Sillle w iu r, on nice lake in Country. Lake Jessup (all the privilege* Herald. »»<>. Foe Better riumwng Priced, UO.SOO. al-u Baby Bed. Phone IN7. LAKE MARY - Furelihed without the upkeep*, l i mtnutei So* or Call ;t7 or 1S74-J. from Sanford or Orlando. W. J. KING CONCRETES *500. DOWN ARTMAJCh WANTVD 208 I ..ik Park rbawe It DHOOM. Pnva'e ra-1 $1.0* DOWN 2 Bedroom* with gla.aed In porch | 1 Balh. Ph. 2979W. » * **♦ ■ H ff*1 Gravel, ( emenl Uigur.1 CASH, 1 RADK-IN pneea LNl FIXJTKs leticrti. * ■ state LARGE Attractive!) decorated 2 or den. City water, on two loti. *7,000. Concrete Pipe to Meat Ail Quail paid tar u>«d furniture Ceil 96ft. BR, CB, lUo bath, ample ■Mat*. WTO*ee*. hand bill*, and ■1 A"artrr Clean, Oeataeo*. Wu*on kleicr Furnilura Go. 211 rteaet. wotk! Boora. (fully a-| |M I |. farm *. ifa # T r o g r a m s , tir. I'rogreative a of Phawa 140 K. Iat St. ______________ quipped) kitchen. Large a b id e Aaaahelle R. Rradtraan. A nnbag Co., ptwuv toft — *0} IT*. Concratc Pipe Cm W««t 13th SI. traei, devlrablo neighborhood. “ “ 071 — 17 n at Htawptha 7— P m |jvr*leek .Seopllee —7 Fh. OM Weal AU M. ONLY 1*44. House'cleaning . WindowI. Wall*. . Api. and bath. I p*ala Road. Sanford, 1.. U. DOWN. 3-Bedroom, CB Home Total P rice Only 1.1.900. Fltwir*. Phono Jl. C. talilwcll, ... 112 F.lm Ave, U*e our I.ey-a way tilan no Tn>*, Roberta. ______ 1149 J. TIIKEE Bedroom Home with balh, Bicycle*, an I »mall Appliance*. j FOB RENT — CRYSTAL M KE '113 Park. Adults. one acre land. Deep Well, SepEa*v Term* at to 19 It LI.P 3V ANTED 13 BR. New CB unfurniahed house, Uc Tank. J u « «ut»ide of Cily. p. M. C A w m n .L FT H N IT I R E CEN TER Apt* 2 Room overlooking beautiful C r y a t a 1 ISOOnn ea*h will handle General OoaUarler Phone 1423 g u m Daily, Sell l.umlnom l»«N>r :>*. Clark’ * Tour1-akr. to mlnutra from Sanford. RAYMOND M. BALL. BROKER lift Wed lit St. Plate.. Write Itreve-, Atlleltoro, H u n r i of DuUnetum** , one block South Kiahing and Boating. Deairablr. O. M. MARRISON. BROKER Mj " . Free Sample k Isdail*. Rt Wav 17 0 Fhor- 11(7 Mr*. Brown .Mider'* drlirloui 11*0 mo., little morn furnlabad. R. D. Highleyman, Aaaoeiata IIHMEMADE F r u i t Cakti. • RELIABLE Couple to toppleSpare Heater* and Floor Furn­ M South Path Ava. Phooe B0 cicncy Apt llirhway Plume 2023 J, ACREAGE aces Liberal Trailr In. menl income by iiiaiiagtng jin City Limit* Phone SO Aerta including grove and apartment hou»r in Sanford. — Pactery id You — Slumberlind Court. lake front. S1.000. an acre P, a*e give reference*, age, ami *1.0* Down • neat I “ Apt*. Sunpnrch, Clean. |3*.t good location. r other inlotmalton P. O. Bo* ▼ 1 . _____ AM T-NATY SURPLUS iw fit Park Avenue. 1211, Savannah, lia." 1-et US ahowr you miim of our Cut*, blanket*, jarkria. *hne* ladoood hood. SOR-proef botaom . . . ..-----bo.,,, (arpaulin,. luggage, palnl! Home*,' ------from•*13,000. rail wMh pUctte rail*. PlaaUi or \VAVI r!D—Evpertrn. < I hardware l Room ApartmanU. |nicer 2 t.u t*0 Sanford Ave. Phone IiJ3 How about railing your family rayea tegea. Cattew or njivo 310 Sanford Ave. Ph man to mirk in >l«re. 3lu»t be In one of our 2 Story home*? eorda, capable ami into r .tpply in per­ RATLIN hnOTRKRS SMALL 2 Bedroom, rlom to LOVELY Modem one bedroom Soakarik d s a o aad Paint Co. son Stoke* Hardware Store, Dragline and Bulldoirr Service apartment. Furelihed. 212 Weit town and tcbooli. Recently reIN R. Path 170. U2-U4 Weet had St Phone 32t Apopka, Ha. Phone*. 2221 — Sanford, 2233— modeled. $3,730. Iftlh after * p. m. Geneva. 1933 RCA 21** TV III.* Contnle DISTRICT MANAUKIt I m i r i j A p f H u c C M tar I FURNISHED upitaira 2 Bedroom Mahogany Cabinet with ti»ur« (IRI.ANDO Morning Sentinel Ur fur Sanford. Salaried job wiiii tin“ Your Wetueghnuie Dealer" Apt. 30ft E. 4lh SI. Phone 34* Slifhlly U*ed Beg -old at landu Evening Star, (.all Kalpti Maytag Waiher* linutnl o|i|Miriunlliv*. II 1 g it Hay, 31Mi. beliool graduate. Some rollege TWO - BEDROOM upfurelihed Coleman Heaton ... . *3* *3 up I *390 03. Will tell tor *299 9V GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE IIS MagaoUa A n . or *»le* e*perienee preferrahle. Houae. K i t c h e n equipped. 113 S. Park Ave. Ph. 222 PLUM BING (Wynnewood). Phone 2SM-W. Age limit 24.13, Alarried, own automobile. If qualified, rail Ce*tract aad rep*ir work. Free C tT k for artfrlea you SMALL llouie. Clo*e in. Phone I eituaalea. U. U llarvry. X I Jaik Krolilen at 1737-W or write aw. P l m vtw ad to Santord Ave. Phone l»2ft 304I J. t______________ Bov K e <1 The Santord Herald ^ B t ^ i e g j g - v y g h if Li • ^ire 7 C R O S S W O R D 1. FW hof vnlf 3. Strike with SERVICEMEN 1 BH nnn Caarrtlf Block VA — 1223 Down Payment t\ft Per Month P k t Kitchen Fully Equipped. Art fait to ehooia color* and tile. W a fe r R o m m , tm* C n m l Coetracttar Mrflonvflle Are *' -• II Thun*. Nov. By STANLEY D O C , I T 'S T H O S E i S L O W - B U S ? A J f N G ,7 )/C L E A V E S » T H A T A I^ E f P O T T /A J & T H /y V Z I P ^ A I 'H I S I S T E T ^ A N O / N O T s '* * * T H E jB fe iS K F A L L A I R — IT IT IS REAL MTTATX wood PH. fall a o -x -M . THE O LD HOM E TO W N E.U M B SS: AMO e u /10 !NG N EE OS V SHERMAN CONCRETE PIPE CO. Oot Wort Iftlk m. �WHERE CAN YOU GET. . . FOR THE BEST Financing Terms First Thanksgiving Recreation Day Not Religious One You m ay hava I <-ar.f d if f e r - 'ran T la n k -g lv ln * »**V H " * >* »ntly. but thr first ThanV»glvirg no m a n ! o f any ir« - ia l r- llflo u i s a t not cM *rv*d by » "h *r the »*rvitr dunng the time of fra ilr lv _ ou. h r ilir r m or the I lr .lc n ir e tr.d m *tryro *kln f. Th* r v r r pllr)lin nor *mt four mf n fowling ard Nor iu < It a day of rr1igb.ua (bay k ll M enough MMl «" l» ‘ » ritfT T T a n ft It s a t a itay of t»- thr goton'tl* and Chief lU a u t o y t and 1*0 w a rt’ori for a weak of reerr*'Inn. "However, tha turkey b .t • i . creational a rtlv itlr* . - T h u . hunting, a rn P ; ! . r .port way* hern tradition.I !ry the Amrriran r»l*hr*'lt>n.” »ayt P r. M Thank'glving t.me. It a tradl from || Ip r a • Alton r M<irrl«. Engtiih prnfo.»or and fotVUiro n p e r t at ihr L'nlvrr- captained P r M o rrll. *tiy of Flo rid a . ••pid you v 'em Hal. . . . H unt, t i • ... In ra rly American hltlo ry Cor* t mur Rradfnrd of M attarhu .etn o re . a part of the Thar.V.givInc t r reified that during tb* autumn activ ityV * ha • « " There wa* great .tore of wild It wav a rijitom in many ea-tern ly iH ra ,” to early le tlle rt fared ntte« for rhildrrn to d m * in old well. rlothea, wear • and parad* Ila y . #*• a art for T h a n k -e irirg th* i f . t i blowing tin ham* wrre knnwn Furor# t-fnre the They went from hou»* to houie Reformation. Some maintain that with baaVcta o-hlng for gift* of Thatik.glrlng « * t auggrat**! by fru it» Of VrgrtalJc*. Ihe H* brew Fi*a*t of the TaberTTii> eai !y Tliankiglvih S* wrre ra tlrt, and that lit origin gne« > n t nn Thur* ri«N. Nn nnl il 1 1 -V In lha inn* wh»n p-an fin * J » l‘ v ilar Iia ix n w#» rkif»*rn; it began to underttand their deha* t **n r r l'h r a t H in A u p jft, peodrnre on a Higher 1'nwrr It Ja> la ry. t lm m lif f . and Of tl4i»*P. wat a popular frvtlval among lltirin c Ibi- A mar Iran It* %F*ltJIhe Pulrh In the (en >r*rt the t Inn t h0 ,t .v t.rrama n«l |t»®sl in W e FIpup IKf’i| \r Holland frnt l.ini-nln r t f TiftturrcJ* >'«• •; l *rr*i ■ Hr. V o rrla , laid , "The Puritan* f i «r<-fi«l lhanV'glv ng *i * v i and were not all aarioua-mlnded, joy- t inr^ Ih# P iv il W ar Ih* p ra rlirr klllmg people.” Kaa n iirrii'l tfce rrfful#rity of of- YOUR Preacher's Goal Is To Establish DREAM HOME WITH FULL’ •IIU A L 0IIIC IR II WIFE-SAVER r a in b o w k it c h e n : w ith e n r o ll ki> APPLIANCES • 9.1 re . ft. OF R efrigerator • OR larga sit* rang# ^ i ( J f t« to * i a " * tt» " I i n * t i t \ , rr» •'•ell / ... m rilira i« I*wr the eceperte de» r.rtlflret* Itrirp vour ereacripiion to o u r •killed pharmaeiet* for correct compounding. FAUSTS DRUG STORE Naar P . O. _ . - Tb-ma 103 iho-vti In I oa Acgclct In frruii of an F-1W> liupanahro l*t of ihe t*pe he balled out nf to become th* Rrtt man to aurvlre a Jump traveling failer than the tpecil of aound. He w n going *77 nult* per hour » ith lammed control* la»t krt-riairy when he made tha emetgeoey oaeape over Laguna peach. A hoc pH. I rate for tic month*, he would hive barn killed If he had he»l|*|ed t*n tecond* longer. (Jnlertuilbmal) iu AND ONE H ID D EN v o t ic k in H K i t r s f m v r .s T* 4l N u ll > r it ,h# h*W#r * ihm fulfiiMitc e ifttflriU •*** fil#<| •« 1 r»ritflr«t« !•'? *•! • »|| tilPef i n i l tF*%f *t r T R EA S U R ES t • rirtion «f tk< r * p w f l :n« fiiftf* tp* « Mih It * *• ^ ‘ • •••gel * f • f t fo il * * i emf 4t» no an r *»r of !■»»• •cm•> Jump If. A* I* IM) . jH 'u m i'i m s »«r I'lto r ic R T f i I 3 -1 i g| | cntHo 'Bi i” 1tm**.!* FO R T FO LK . L A —M S (t. Krr n l (i litih a m J r , uhn>e wife, Juanita bvei at 1A15 Peach Avr., •- « H itdltUtoD IT»i Boo* I I r * f * *i _ _ ^ V .rr* if» * t i4fh D- f* Timtel All f*f * ’ t v 6. ! L i tfpft 4 jnlv Fif •#fDl|lol(k, oT Florida. I rU m # « h f Wllf lt it * • nmtl bm t * -f#• fitr 'I i r c o r t l i I including: n* i«*w •!#** f.1.3ft > >'i'h r #r; Ill *o H to th* , I *1 aor r*f f1»* fi.rr U r .. otr • ®ufl Mo ia# •» -d. rtond®. or, id * flft* Bit •* 1919. wL •b It th« »tH 4 i t of #rv*h#f M il, . thia Ifd 4*T 4UlUctjt Hri1> o l* Iformion f1«rk **1r--d.lt r - 'iff Ptn»l* *r*t* I'n m it, H o rH i • Door Chime# A o r u i: « r t p p M iA T i» « t %i i» n : o • Plenty of Electric Mall Outlets *». ft 1 Five-Mpmhpr Merit System Group Told TALMIASSEE hd-Gov. Coll.n* h .t »e* Jan. I a* lha target dale ‘ ’ . kitnr bringing t-mplojr* under m* ptriadlepon under a menl ayatem. But cabinet officer* apparently the 191! legislative act autier \u»* went *i>»tcm protection for all Hale w urkeia wa* taken by the u .j I f # .. I M 19 ‘ V s V .T i r i t r it lH t in it u n r n r • Kitchen Exhaust Pan* • Marcory Silent Switches rn * IliU l't # n iv iv Other nHicvr* vaid they I ^ f n i K r r h h o f f fh* hnld#* o f ■ a f II. * Uk t H ' i f l f i U h » § fll*> l made 11 dcci'ion * • 4 i t r l l f ' •** fu r *•* t*# 1•u#■ d) | hr f r »iPI Th* r #F11f 1C* 1 Once put under th# nurd ays- 1 n u i u h t r •n d T * * r o f l*#k»ific*» t h* tem, av agency can he removed trt#*trtptitin of th* pn»n#rty, * h l . if,* r t m * in w h i c h It w * « •••»<•*<! j only hv leg ivLU vr acl. if. ** f o l i o * * . »»t♦r1 ate .N n T*»r of |*«u®nc« j. ne :: 4 I* i»3? im ”• «»k rnT'p^ft^ri U |■»*. ft nf V. lit ft of n }!* f 4•f MV % M#rttevn | Legal Notice ( abinct yealcrday with the nam: i > » u t h i u r « * 11 C m i L t i i f» 1t»v f t l tr,g of a live-member Merit System % * m«* I iti w h t ' h i * * * • t t il It T M r* I OH v i m k n r « r n i i n u n Louncil which will admlnlilcr the iiutun All of ••'•I i»rof.»ity l»*«or TVS llt . llf l * 1 ' **:fl * '' t|t!fY nf Iff in l& oll. f i l l * j*.jtem under the overall direction l > « III I* k 'l i i l d i »<*|U U I nr **f R l o r i i U I n 1 # ' » • urh c o f l l f l c i t * ot the Cabinet at a Stata Hoard 41**1 •‘•Oil f €iI**UI*’1 irnopiJIOC •* m it k -k t* H K it r .n r m TTs l* o fh * f»T 'if»# r ! * < |*#rrth*(i Ifl * u r h of Personnel. r ■** » 11* , ei Klrchhott f # r . i f | r * l * 0(11 \ • *nld t o t h # h l # h nf | h « fillin'* l» * i < r t i f k « l f #•» h u ld r r Af t h * f r o n t d # o * o f t h* Named to lha eountll are J. S. h a * flD d i« ( 4 fn r f n v rr »ri* t# f'fxtritjr <*t f«f| Tfou#* i t Gracy ol St. Petersburg, (letege d»t«| in m u H t h » r » -t\ T h * c * r * d * nfor -i, F l o r i d a , o n t h # f l f i t M o n *n<1 y * * r 'if Iv tu* d*» 10 ft ■ ttloflth Of Dfraffii.er, T (Pat Shannon of Tampa; E. H. • Or#, |h|iHt*tih*r it f ir f i K iilK R n f t h r lifitI ' D , «*hl- h l| |h# fctH ft*f #f t»#«9vicKmncy and, A. II Edward#, l»*r!|’» irufi t h * r t * m • »n » h lc h lit. •nit»*r. 1*11. I * * * a t i r i i H A f 4 4 J» ful|i>9t«, luted thti Ird d*f of K o tim b tr. both «f Jacktonville, and Mra. r # r M M i « f * Sr* * ] U i r o f I t i t i i o e * f i l l Henry Killen of Orlando. J 'i n # 2 •*h A D. (O ifu ijl n * - i • (t * u O t* M#r aii •• rt t *n i9 *T iO N * 'i * M i n r i n T T i The n,'w round) takei over from n I.* t I * I I U 11 T r a T h * T o o n r t * f k f*lfr(4 lt • * m lo f t U n f u id I ' U t H o o k I r « | r i #nl# ro u n tf, florid# the old merit ay item which covered Hale worker* I p agencie* operated with Ihe help of federal fund*— Inr Induvtrial commlmon. health hoard, welfare department, chilrlren'a tummlavion and hospital •Itviaioci of Ihe improvement commiwion. Cotlini told the Cabinet ha had Special Out-Of-School Matinee mdrrrtl hit department headi mini i,m» aiu to he ready to go under iha merit ayatem Jan I. Bui only Secretary of State Ofay of Ihe • Folding Closet Poor# • 5 Citrus Tree# Per Lot • Streets Lined with Orango Trees , | HEY K ID S! • Best of Location! • l.akefroni Lola • office wc-ubl be put undrr the syaIrm av pmmpily a* posvlble. t T O M O R R O W - 1 0 A . M. 12 GIGANTIC CARTOONS P LU S ! PER 100-MI. CYLINDER NO INSTALLATION CHARCB SANFORD GAS CO. rilONE 1340 RITZ FREE BALLONS TO LVLIUONK BOOKS BUT PROJECT OPEN* 9 :3 0 ALL KEATS J5c PRICED / THE MOST BEAUTIFUL BATHROOMS CEHTRAL FLORIDA 14 W ITH OF A NEW PEARL W ID E CERAM IC AND C O LO R ED FIXTURES V A R IETY MOTHER-OFTILE PLUMBING * # WP »■ • a iifc Sine# 1949 Sanford's Leading Builder O llt SALKS OFFICE LOCATED AT THE CORNER OF LAKE MARY BLVZL AMD WIST CRYSTAL DRIVE ctittlsL • PROJECT Al.I. SHOWN IN CINEMASCOPE BOTTLED GAS • NOT A ('.-.blnef officer* said definitely hi* It Costs You Less . . . 210 E. FIRST ST. A M IL L IO N n r ir i'i.ic a T lR < i h i : ft If* ta n o r 14* Statuie# af if - . . $ 6 0 0 > •?# *> « . . jlir r ic r ^ C T V /C O H i t PHOT Georgo fWnltb, I t , I* fci (Offic’ftl C Itrk * PMil n |v lU rinlo i i tffk i*tr« ulf t'M rt, P#«ilv* .|* «%.•««**. n«rt4« Scarritv nf w riting m aterial In ancient and medieval lim es often ltd In ru v u re nr • era ping nlf ot (.nr teat and u«a nf tha m a triia l (or another Irxt. with the reaull that it it vonieli-tic* powibta to read imiw rlanl cMrn dneumenta under ru-re m 'i'ern writing IS TIIK MOTTO OF OlJIt’ niAKMACISIS: ihit ani Ill* CAIRO Kgynt T*—Saudi Arahla i n drill.- 1 a* "lie* and fabricstu na" r.*viri* Inat *lie is trying to luy Cvmu’imM arm*. A comnmni'p.e from Ihe Middle Eavlern kingdom** infremalion deparinu nt denied •peeilically rrp.rt< that HI King Sand had snvgill a inert tog with Soviet rep rrtentatp.ea In di*cuaa an arm* derl, Hi Ihr Arabian government i< rending a delegation to m u Cirrhoilorakian arm* faetorirv, and (Ji Soviet President Kir menl i Voroihitov oflrtcd arm* in hi* tnrua-r (ongrelulaliRg King Satvl on lha anniveraary of his acrea*'on. • OR Autom atic W»i»hIng Mnrhinc# In IU lu i# 2-bath homes. r. whi.ii a*i*"i*'t It-nrr * e.M» r*.e * 10 ! " r, J role *••'• ef no-H a ' ■ l“ ,u 'a » - W \GF\ Saudi Arabia Denies Reports • OB Oarhaga DinpnoaD LOCH ARBOR HOMES . . / V fiV V S LOCH ARBOR HOMES H e te ia r* W illia m * A H • ( # *id r 1" " Sergeant tirubam , fira l with Batlery A i>l the 4th Arm ored Divli in'* mfih Field A rtille ry liattal. . ... , . .. . •m' it rrsular y «L 1lonrd at tort liiuid, T-a He entered the Army in loth Hi parent* live at icos Peach Avr rhurrhr-. Inc THU SANFORD HERALD Page 8 Thuri*. Nov. 21, 103j th an es - h**- Today It It *>b.*rvrd Ky u rh r m lf * * , fra-U n # , gamra. and central faathnty. Thank-giving h a . h*«m Meant*d at oof of tha g r r a t - .t homa featlyat* and a day of fam ily r*. union when the people eat lu rkry, and Indian pudding, pumpkin p'a. “ Many funor atari** aro told " f »}"• early Thankagiving D a y ." eonrtinled P r. Morrla. tha Colchr.ter ra lm ly Ignored «ha g o rrn . appointed day. and »b»*nrrd (heir own fuaUtral • weak U t . l n o r d . r l o allo w tim e fo r tha ■ ',« .! hy .loop from S e w lo ck , “ r • h0|t,h,‘ d • * n .o la ia r. tor R'ea. ( im u l a 'e < l b a ttle e . M\ LO U IS f — A jm p«l tmal preacher ernbttkrd on a trip to Ihe lonely bat ml rounlry of l/uiivi»P* lo<t*y, hi* go a1 to rvlab llih a chain ot iMp-ola ami rhapela rruuntr I In barer*. The (lev. M anner N llivard . a l i j n r o M French Canadian, vay» lie « ill minM.er to "breed leery of rlra n y rr*” n Ihe lavm i roiin try bertine—"thal'a where l'm | needed. Re* d anv. preathrrv have wmkrd lull time among the French vpraktog people thrre Ttie Rivard* and their tan hoy*. Pint. f.. ind Ernie « arrived been from Chicago in January all but broke. Now their protect fund baa been p pienulird by Interested church wtmjpa and nlhen Their llfno t r i'pcl boat al«o ha* been improved The R iv Mr Rivard wa* ordamn! a* a m inuter la«t year by ihr nondenominationil A«-oriatiun id Fundamental Him t ie r , and c m \ ( r Fn.ce in E ie rc ia e Sage Druth, the la iitM Ri'nt A rm y-A ir Force maneuver tinea World M ar I I , now Icing acid in Ln u lia n * Some i l l . "0*1 A rm y trnnpa ara telling the L i c i t concept, of bar* n rh d o c r.il, atomic, chem ical and electronic w arfare. T h a eaerclae ed a- a nationul lo-lilulioo, i i r i-lenl Franklin P Rooieiell will rn I Pre 13 The Aiieaanr F o rm oppoeti-nn to dr> laird Ihr offlelal crktiratinn to he ihe |*>t Tburaday in Novam- thr regu'ar maneuver troop* in • M gal. OK W ater h rn lrr • OR Automatic Utahwasher In Deluxe 2bath homes "f.rr m UsjnksL SB SW B M B M pSM m iTskphon# lUaford U04 �� 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, November 24, 1955 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 24, 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 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 24, 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/cc889518889a196eb73aec668302c962.pdf 7645bfe9689821c3b87db9c54e761871 PDF Text Text THE SANFORD HERALD Federal A i n t i u ." Butler, in lummirttlnf tha pro) pccti ovet tha itata and 'every* Hununj ’*• P*r* rre wre are calling on D planning J' 1 th« eui- An good business in the future tT*\ i. '* Me* Prniperity is on the upgrade and " ’?<u, Denham It l« reflected In the general eon* * d0** ' try type, versaiion of all of tha businessmen jr.a tain , special we call on." And ha added. "I've J let* pas- got /o much business it keeps me "•*** regular humping all Ibe time The days * and weelu j u s t aren't long In 1311 lire and »«°«gh ." k lied *e ilk with. Emery, speaking about Cuba ,<ml- A that we where hr calli on many customers are at- all over the island laid, “ there of can nd mail are more farm tractors per eapi* “ Cuba's i State " t* in Cuba than In the Imted ed in Ih through States. There's been an mereaia buses et j , com* since the war of approximately M even mo doing a percent In the private ownerthip see here kry tail and waa ihot a boy d „«n w*iiia running with hia gun and wji injured, A hunter was iteldenUHy ihol in th* abdomen while handing a loaded n te to hia buddy. Another n.an wa% hilled when a hunter fired hi a dutir xcrou a point of land behind wh<ch the unfortunate man w .i concealed. A boy of ten accidentally shot h'v «ii*rr through the lower back while p’ aying with a 21-callber Colt automate. “ HUNTERS, be especially careful while *r. the woods and always et.ow * n»> you arc ihooting at, ' urjed K.ank * ----- T t K * AND TREAT v D A V Y , W. V i . l * > - a r , , M ir Halloween. Dreg store nun. agcr Opal Neely told polite »h» m i “ amused" when a man in a long, gray coal — wearing a paper bag over hit hfad — f t . Ur*d th* itoro at dosing time and began clowning. Shi wasn't laughing, howtvar,^ when thi man pointed a pun to hrr and thi other clerks. ordirrd thi safe open id, and {ltd with $l,*,00 in caih and checks. HELP for Coughs You foal coofo*. soothing halp from the m y ftnt dose. Clogging phlegm n loosened. you breathe deeper. T H A M K S 6 IV IM G T U R K E Y S ARMOUR S STAR ,0 ft rt from the highway (tontlnurd Irom Page Onel bald/ will be let the Utter part «>f t h i* week. T r TiifVer, chairman, laid that this p'naie of the finiihing touches ahould be completed in the next ten days. Meanwhile, workmen are continuing to add !.v.t minute t/viehe* to Ibe inter tor and are moving in furniture and equipment. When the workmen have finish <d their work, the staff will then go through a familiarisation traintug, according to Harry Wetr, adtmniitrator Bcetute of the thoroiiotrnos with which this schooling muat he handled. It ii difficult to ,ay exactly when pa* tlofil* can lui accepted, but the hope i» that It will be "shortly afior tha first of tha year'*. A BELL li th LIMES TRUCK, loaded with **v*« ton* of Dsndr* Bread, skids in* feel on it» aide before coming to a stop.________ MOPE VOTERS. FEWER PEOPLE MANILA (Th-Dirvaig Is sprit* a town. The number of tegistered voter* jumped to Ift.tkvy this year fiom ."1,0 0 0 in !M t dea* pile a dorrvate in population. A congressman from the dis­ trict »avs he knows why ar.d has askrd the Commission on Elec­ tion* to knock out ll.nOO n*mr». He -ays that W th* number of fictitious names slipped in by sly pelltieo* who n-ed “ Moslem words fo r days, trees, mnnkeya and deg." his most friendly associates had turned upon him and were lr>!r*g to turn the people against him. Those In whom he had placed s (Caatleucd from Pair One, great deal of trust had slandered *f ours. But, it is hstlcally of him with one cheek and been hit Christian origin and purposs. friend with the other, lie felt as 1 Our Pilgrim forebears who though he might bo eater away •tUhlishM th* pm-ondm* which from it all. We find that even In our age % a ,follow annually did not come fn the first Thanksgiving a* we »• feet Ihe same way. Our dally come to Thanksgiving Day lOiA. Ilf* becomes • routine of dru»ery TV* rents to the *»»/*« with in* and hardship, our hearts *r# bur­ Butacrahle blessing*, tinparalelled dened with he crosses of life, end Ths automatic prosperity snd vast romforts and finally we look with Rsnglng Upon gonvenUnrei. They were almost at the bird in flight end sign saying the depths of poverty, at least, by, In our hearts, If I but had such modern standards, but they prac*| wrings thatl could fly away from A m e r ic a ’s practice the kind of thanksgiving alt these csres and woes. Rut would it really be »o wond­ is not dependent upon maimerful? Could we fly away far Stances. fa s te s t-s e llin g First and foremost their Thanks* enough to forget all that wa left o il h e a t e r ! Riving was to Cod. They were not behind I think not, for the bur­ a* toagertird with counting their den* that have plarrd upon us material ble,*lng# that "things" cannot be forgotten. We cannot fly •rtnslly eclipsed the COD behind away from the temptation* and worries of life for they are part It alt: rf us as (iod tell* us that our Let ns ask mirtelve* four ques­ heart is wirkedj out of the heart tASY tions to re* if w# are going to proceed at] evil thoughts. Nor ycactle* the kind f thanksgiving 1«M S can we flee wicked longues as that is net dependent upon orDavid would have for th* longue* gintttanres. are the some all over th* world. 1. Are w* thankful far the Nor eould w# fly away from the i l. —sm s II in (Teetees* of Cod—revelled to U* obligations " f otjr family, church nr , A ptire — g:vnt Jn tfa« universe; hut even mor* home for they would go with us in performaneet P roImportant for th* t«v*UUon of HU n* matter where we go. Neither dune* unfit BTC. of heat per greatness in the plan nf redemp­ could we Hv awey from Csed for hour. A realty fina room hatter tion by the deg’ h of Ht* Ron on th* He would b* on th* highest mum—* dandy auxiUary heater! 8«* Crass " f Calvary? (ft Are w* tain or the lowest veiley. this shadowed mahogany beauty thankful at th* remembrance of foe yourself. Taull ba aavased How then can we over come at iu low price—It* high power! Osd'a righteousp,«t and purity Ihe pressure and hardships of our *fld holiness—knowing that w* lives? I* there no p'ac* that we fitly thsr* In the*# godly attrl- can fly to and find pcare an! but** I* Christ Jesus* l*> Are w* rest? Yes. yog mq«t s»t your thinkful for the time* hiv* to wings that we might fly to Cod for geflect and meditate upon God— In Him we will find th* rest wa yea 11ling hia merry and long tuf- seek. In Him we will overcome ffriagi a* He patiently walla for sin, death and the devil. In lllm piu repentant .o that He might we find life evertastinr, through fteeioqtly. forgive our sins? (I) His **n Jesu* Christ. For David A rt w* thankful for every oppor. finish** Hit Psalm with. “ At for trinity pf service to God—whether ms, I will call upon God: and tha ft ba large «r email, easy or dif- Lord vill have ms." When we flee Ut wi flee to the From hi* tart. p». P I, the R»v hou ahold « f refuge that David fhUIip Rchtessmaan of the Luth- taught, th* refuge of Cod, the •ran Church c f Tha R*d*«raar peace of tha Lard in that hope of gyake on “ The Prayer far Flight," |fa aald, “ Did you ever feel that •htl would like la fly away from A *H. gat away from tha meet f>St your Ufa la In. King David in «*r last had that feeling. He tewed down In prayer before Cod H. JAMES GUT AGENCY A f4 aald, “ Oh, that I had wings H i* * 'dove* Far then I would fly gfchr and be at rest." r j * Wd u W * tarrihU hWw to COLEMAN NESCAFE INSTANT COFFEE PILLSBURY’S BORDEN’S CAKE M IXES BISCUITS 3-79 O NLY Limit 1 Plena* SH U RFIN E Cranberry SAUCE l CANS FULL CASE IQ ONLY 3 LB. CAN ONLY KINGAN’S RELIABLE READY TO EAT 12 - 14 LB. Kingin'* Rtliahl* Roll CERTIFIED CELLO LB. ROLL 1 FRYERS EACH LYKES SUGAR CURED SLICED ZERO CLEANER STALKS General Insurance W ED N ESDAY NIGHT NOV. 23rd PRICES GOOD THRU WED. NOV. 23rd RAPH PRINTING - TYPING r INVESTIGATIONS MADE B B IN UNITED STAIRS OB �r* S ite ^ a ttfo r fc Ite r a te TOOK mVSPAfU I 9 IF ENDS TOUR RIGHT •• TO KNOW! ■ AN INPKrNNnFNT PAH-T NBWBPArXW F-*liM Uhe4 IBM VOMTMB XI.VI Perry Appears Before Board To Give Agent Q ualificc^tis Attorney Says No Power To Extend Fire Protection "Ther* U no charter authority to eate-nd fire protection out,id* th# rity limit*,'* Citjr Attorney •William C. Hutchison. Jr. told th* Board of Sanford City Commit* • liontrs last night. In nmking hit report to tho *nuimiiiion*r*. Hutchison »*id. "I don’t h*ll*v* there la nn authority lo furnish fir* pridaetlo* nnd chart* for th* servir*. lo anyron* beyond th* rity Jimita." II* wul, "there in liability on th« part of th* rity ii equipment !• not within the rity limit* for thr protoe* Mon of th* eitii'ens property." M a y o r Drnvrr Cordell *aid f , that, “ from my observation »t th* rreent meeting of the Florida league of Muniripaliti** In Jack* aonville, « » are th# only n ly •ending nquipmrnt out of the city without rharge." Oanmitrioner Earl Higginboth. ham rummonted, "1 prtfrr to rimte* the ahartrr to allow u* to •harge a fee. However, w* aren't going to prevent n fire (rurh from going eutatda of the cite lo »*»* f* • man'* horn# from fire." Follow iag lengthy diaruMlon, the Board o f Commissioner, azre* a>t to table th* enniideration until nearer th* time for the l»S7 l.*gtrieOwe when tome definite ae* Itoa ehoeld he Irkeo. With letter* from two ritiirni f ~~ "~g the nee of th* present t boapiUU building, when th* nov* *ae M put into ute. f»r *n old folk* home, the oommi»*io«en d e r id e d 4 % Mde the suggpriloti until com­ plete details of th* requirement a fee (uch an operation coutd U I. Itetd Worric wet aulhnrit*«i bg the Board of CommU*ion*ra ta npiewta a phMncraphle m i * m m * at th* Sanford Zoo with <g th* grove tncown# i no* benefit tint th* - _____ u . h* M»* commissioners rr n f ) rented shot asi **ua train* ofAc** wtfl he aaaigned Wi Ih* Ran* (art Puttst Depaitawnt as soon as * * now police ears for aity asriem M M atote Fwwsp Branch Creek era sMT umt. Chey Manager Warreeai E. KwtfwW* told the Board ______Oortactive men* awthonnsl. M sewer fw* for topping mm er line* set by th* light. A ■Tr*-— — 1 last night. A ! m ■ted an daea „era* arti Msgtviim Day TalkTo Ba Given ByRev. R. Spear Hm r a s d Merton ThsnkipMng serrire. sponaured by tha Seminole Couaty Ministerial Aaioclatlon, will be held :hia year at lb# Congregapnnal Ckriatian Churrb. Park Av*. and 14th 9l . Thanksgiving morning legmaing at 9:10. Die Rer Robert H Spear, pas­ tor *f th* Church #f tbs Unarm* will dsDvei th* Thanksgiving MornLit menage »hi» F**r. Die Bart knot* County Mmlstorial Assneistton Issued th* following stitement In regard to the ThsnksgMng S*re lews: "At this Thanksgiving Sessoif. we should at torn our thoughts to the giving of thanks to imr llearmly Esther l*r th* multitude of bless* Mgs Hi Bestows upon ns. Thlj yesy'l Thanksgiving Senric# has been preyerft Uy -md rsrefutly gtanimd and It Is hoped that the rhvrrk wtB b* filled to sverfiowtog." L ib ra ry M e m o ria l Group T o M e e t A meeting nf ths (tonsrat Ran* fsrd Library Memorial Association was announced this moynlng. Tito Impartenl planning meeting «9 l b« bald tent M*nd«y after* ■Ml ga 4 n’dtek In !>• Iduen* Hsnbl M a tN v m Commsteial An. Condemnation pr*>c##<takgv * set urderway to arqnir* thr*« **r tmns nf right of-w ay property tor the widening and paving nf I three-quarter mil* »tr*trh nf m»d off the Markham Road In South Seminole County, arrordiog to action taken by tha Board of County Co«nmiv*inn#r» ihi* morning at their regular hi monthly ( meeting. Dickton Road, inrnlring 11 perConcluding hi* on *Rotary— It* sona, util h# Improved following M Year* of Bervic* and Ila Op­ the nrcesiary right of-way ar- portunities In the Tears to quHitona. Fropertie* of Fatl Com*." Dr. Arthud 8 Kitchen. Hildehrande, George* Km*, and Governor nf the filth District of Doyle, will h* acquired through Rotary lnl*ntatio*al. made this Ih* condemnation proceeding! ap­ plew to hia follows at th* weekly proved by th# Commiaaioncr*. meeting of th# Sanford Rolaiy In other bu»lne»t transacted at Club, at noon yaslerday: the morning session of thf Board •|*n *11 the good you ean by all of County Commiaaionera includ­ the mean* you can. in ill the wavs ed plana for the retirement of you ran, in all tho places you County Agent C. R. Daw eon. ean at all th* times you ran, F. S. Perry, Diatrict Agent for to all tho people you ran, o« tong the L'niveraily of Florida Agricul­ aa ever you can." tural Ealcnjion Service, appeared "Thi»," the speaker •tiled, on before Ih* Board to saplam the th* occasion of his official suit qualification* of a person needed to tha local club, "summed up, in to replace Dawaon whose plana to just on* sentence, much of the rrtir# are now tentatively aet for Ideals of Rotary." Th* object of July, y i f , Koiary, h* emphasised, was to Conroiiaiioncr O 11 a Forakre rncourag* and fnitrr lha ideal of (old Ike Hoard that, "I think we serviru *• a basis nf worthy enshould ratend the courtesy to Mr. trrpris* and to rncourag* and Dawson lo allow him to retire at foatrr th* devtlupment of acquain­ the completion of his service beat tanceship as an opportunity toe adapted to Ms retirement plana." service. High ethical standard* la The Diatrict Agent told the Com­ business and professions, the ap­ missioner*. "you hava an advan plication nf the ideal nf service by tig* now that you can look at a •very Rotanan to his personal, number nf men It I* important business and community Itf* and that we have top men in these lb* advancement of international uderstanding, good mill and p*ac« poviltoni." Admitting that the announre- through a norld fellowship of mrnt of Dawson's retiring waa budncta and professional men uni premature. Perry told the mm- led In the Ideal nf servic*. were mlaiionera, "w* won't atari look­ inspirationally biought out by ing Sir a replacement nnlll there Ih* man In rhargi of tte U clubs la a vacancy.M comprising hia district. There arc Board Chairman John Urisch over I.MU Rotary dubs In M coun­ said, "w* hire three local ap­ tries and geographical arras In plication! lur the potilion but •* tte world with a membership don't know If |hey coma up bi th* rapidly.approaching a half m ill'* requirements necessary to be ap­ memtera. proved hy th* t'nleeralty of Flo­ Hia aitdrras waa received with rida Estendon Service." enthusiasm and applaus* by over 70 members nf Ih* local group in aMwwIanr* at th* mrattng prasiHD a m a g e R e p o rte d •d over by president William i Bill I Bush Jr At th* rlo*« of A s T racto r, T r a ile r th* m**lmg th* Distnrt Governor wool into a a**iion with president Skids, H its O n Side Bush and Secrelary R. W. HupA trsrter and trader, oward snd raeht m preparation for the club operated ky Bril Biker*** of Pay- assembly held at T adock last l-os Beach, skidded fcr a total of nifbt at Spencer's rrstauranl, nearly mo fart and cam* to a stop Tha toUooing dmetors and comon Ms side si a telephone pole n* millsu chairmen ner* present. Rom toot* Boulevard Friday after Bush. Ruprecht, Dr. Kitchen, B. L. Iter kin* J r , Kobeei laimooi, noon shortly before I *’ctork The till CMC tractor and Milter LJoyd I.owe, Iaiwell Osier. C. I. V'rn Trailer v n driven hy John Rashling. M L Niborn, Ellon J. DiUas Bierk Jr., D-ywer-ofd track Houghion Jr . the Rev. lairisn Scott. Roy Holler, H. II- Coleman, dnesr nf Daytona Bearti Paras;* was estimatwi at one Myron Reck, A. W l^e. R J. Dtnsi;* eatimi fiiwmin. James P Hnluelaw, Dr. ‘hnwsaod (toltari. Moms A. W RfPa Jr . Rari* V. Dimer. •fdwn* pob agalnat Walter M. Havre#. Oiarlea S ■orrvanw. Ganega A. tel no and Retort True. tov*rt>ga«tog offlenrs L. I . Bnek and Ban Butler, in Mvebr arentent report Bled it fit* Banlnvd Poke* B o ard Is Now F a c e d Ksttoa said teat an nabnown tar P"B*d aut of flogy At*. Into tee W ith A d d itio n a l path of th* nocvmlng he**d Into. Th* drinr, sreordtog to te* r*- P u m p Expenditures rort. putted te* tewrb sbsrpfy te The Board of flinford City C*W* tea right and lo«k*d hi* hr*kb* to mission*** la far*d naw with an enter to avoid bitting ill* ear. Th* additiiinal ripondltuve of K.AOO truck iV'Jded on Its wtmsia tor a (approtimately) for tha addition d stance *f M fert. turned on Its •f a pump at the new water tank side and skidded am additional toa on Mellonvill* Ave. .'net. City Manager Warren F.. Di« ircsd*nf said th* Inrastigat- Knowles e»plained ■« tha Board * t patrolmanf at lb* IntorstcUon ad Commlnior.ers that tha eatl. of North Roily Ar*. and W*st Ssm mated coat to put Ih* water tank liol# Bv.ilevard. Jws« *ari of Ih* ini* u«* hat h»an submitted hy en­ sew approach te FrMsh A r * , vis gineers and that lha recommen■oovrwdin's. dationa would Includa both th* Anote *r accident, hrartigated by pump and vale# which would to tb* faaterd Pultc* Department, oc* controlled manually from th* main r.trad st Ih* Intersection of w. ink water plant aa wall ta operating 91. snd Oek Ave. when a Daytona automatically. •teach attsrnry ran th* stop ngn A feeling #«Wled, during the and smashed into th* aid* of an Board of Commissioner* meeting t-neomlng sir. last night, that tka engineering A llto Dodge Sedan, driven by firm responsible for plant, apeeifl* Ivan Rvds Yenetchi. fl-yaar-old rations, and other data, should to attorney wss traveling nest mi held responsible and arcouatahla IMh St. Dsmages to th* car was ts- for tha atponsa involved In putting timatrd si M when th* front ham­ thh* new tank inte operation per and fender wore insisted. Commiasionsr-eleet David Gat* A IkSI Dodge Coup*, driran by ehal said that "It la Urn* U gat Ftois* Snyder Pfelfauf. lB-yssr-old lha legal mfnda tegeiher la gat Rsaford book**per, received dam­ torn* art ion." ages te the side estimated at gtfg. A suggestion presented to th* Th* Investigating officer, Rg- eammlaaton would withhold pay* tralmia Araolg WiUiams, filed manta *f money due tha angina«r* charget against Yanrtchi for "nwteg firm In lien *f action on ning a slop sign'*. potting tte tank In w*rkabl* eon* ditto*. Dr. Kitchen Makes Plea To Rotarians At Close Of Talk Billie Jot Horton Fund It Tte am# te* A m * Intonated in t o forwarding It ptote tor thin Importer t addl* was in t o la f t # Fifty dollara was bra to tb* raltoral Ilf* kg Bantord iA- v ;•< ■VLB* VAMtfNOTDN * - J » A r CfcnsdaM. fte Rs*t k rWitteg I penult ksetoistei af . aage* in pMkaitt tad l o r In partly cloudy *«4 WlM t. through ttfdrm l«», * -LCS. H AN FO RD . FI.ORIDA T l'K S D A Y , NOVEM BER 12, IM S Accidents Reported In County Weather A.v*ocl»ird P r « i l/CAned W ire No. J i t i Two aeeiitenia were r to heminnlo t'nuntv last mgh' ahniil Ihrre H our, spsrl. Tha Rrn soet,i*ol occurred ai Mohley’s I'oener when n 1#V7 Drvlge Pickup truck, dm«n by Otis Axel btobtom. H irsrol.t l.aka Mary man. •:,>pp»1 for a Irft Kirn an.| wa» hu in ih* rear hv a HIT Ford driven h> Welling Ion Will sm Slsrr. 7* year-old Vmlnole County min Surr. according to Florida High • ay Patrol Trooper T Uaik Milk, wit traveling to In XV miles per hour when be •ms-hod into th, reir of Ihe Irurk. Damages to the truck were e» Umaied at lino and to lha 1M7 Ford a tola) lost. Starr, according h> Tro<qier Mack received laceratiin, nf thr face and head, pn«uhl* fracture of the left knis? ami contusions of Ih* right knew (Target of driving a car with "lmprnj>er lights" wef* placed against Syohlom, The ,acrmd icciilent occurred a( approtimately 10 It lad night on th* old roiad brlwren Maitland and Allamontr Springs when a IMS Plymouth Sedan, driven by Merrill Holeit nf ARM N I i Springs. Iravaling north si an ap­ parent high rale of speed, failed to mak* a curve and ran off the road on th* left side smashing Into a power pole bicakirg It Into three pieces. n»rida Highway PalnJ Trooper T. Mark Mark said (hat damages to the ear were estimated at II IDO. It wav also reported that Hollelt received minor lacerations lo hit far* Trooper Mark said today that charges ar* pending. Commission Opens Following Area For Hunting Season Th# Gam*. ami. f p i k , w ,i.« Fish rnirmiisKiii fin Ort. A 1 *vi. af DrLand. opened Ih# following deicnbed a m In Seimncle r»«inly, tn burning during th* pvevenl hunting mswiji: Beginning nn the sooth ahor* of l^ke Jesup al a point whvre Ihe •outh shore of said l-skr Jrsup inlrr»ecls wllh Ihe divldon line nf Range, to R.v.| and II East. Ihence run aouth lo Ih* northerly tid* of th* Kanlnrd-Ovtrdo public highway, Ihcnr* n>uthrastcrly along Ih* nortlu-rlv ti>l* >4 said Sanford Oviedo puhlir htgway In­ in Ih, Town nf Oviedo, Florida. •I a point where >aid Sanforii Oviedo public highway inleriecl hiihway, llieivce nmlhravlrrlv •long Ihe m>rlhrrlv tide id said Ovieno-vlcneva public highway in the right nf. way of th« Florida F.art foavl Railroad, known aa ihe Kiasimmr* Valley Divl«|on. Ihence northerly along th* westerly aid* nf said rfRhl-of-way lo a pnmt • her* Ih* tame Intersecu with Ihe rail line nf Krrtinn 19, Township to South, Range 71 Fad, theme northerly along Ih* rail lin* nf Sections 21. to. 17, and I. all In Township >0 Knulh. Range II Ea*i, tn Ihe southerly aide of Slate It I No. 44. known as tha Sanford Gm•va Road, Ihenca n#rthar,ler|y •long the anuthgrl.v tid* of said Stele Road 44. lo the ravt shore nf Ih* hi Johns River, Ihence smith erly along Ihe ea»l ahor# of said St. John, River lo l.*kr Jrvup. and Ihrnc* sou'lierly and we Irciy along Ihe East and south shore of tha said Lake Jaaup to point of beginamg. Fish B io lo g ist Will S p e a k A t Session O f L o c a l Sp ortsm e n Th* S,mlno’ * County Sports* man'l AawveiaDon will meet M«n•lay m/.o Nr.r m at ih* Elba Club pirn c grouiada. Forte: laming, preaidenl nf the ccunlyw.de apnrlaman'a group sard that lha *!e*U*K la being changed fmm Tuerday evening* heeau,* nf •h* rnnrd.-t with lha hunting ••• va Tha Mmaliy Blghl meeting will he a barbecue and regular inert-' ing beginning at T o'clock, tenting •aid that the** wi/uld ba a smalt rharga lo dedray tha aspen,* of ths barbecue. Edwatd A. Lagar. flab biologist, wilh the Gam* and Fraib Water Fiah Ctmmlaatow will b* Ih* pelnc'pi* N*valter tow th* evert, tegar •ail sfaak o* "Fite Ctiliura". Dte prtddrtM * f tha local organIsatl** raid Hut ih«e* will al** k* r*p*ria 1* ha gfwn an th* Florid* Wlldllf* Fadrrallnn and th* flew* i t f Fr*«h Water Fish C*mmliilo*'a Uat marthig. A ten ai(«adanc* af flu m*«her­ New Residential Zone Is Adopted, Approved SNAAS Personnel Get Commendation The I’rr.onne! ef the t’ S \,v al \ iv isry Air Ktalion of Kanlord hivw received special com mrn'jtkm from Major General i' W. i hndcirbvrrv, I * A. i llei I'lfiuh-ni nf Ih* Amrrkan h"ir«n F.'iinJalion. for contribu ting IK7 71 in tupp n of liwKoundalion v healih, welfara and education program, m kor*a. ( ailing th* contribution * a eoncivte rvpi(»,Min of givNiwill and Ttit Rfminu# ('mini) OiamHrr ,)inpaih>." General ( hnvlenhcrry 4 CrifrmErrf Camifilllfr •aid ‘ The IVr>onn*l of Ih* IT. % Naval kusiliarv Hesriv •• i.arm met Bi'ih officfJit* at Ih# Aanfoiil nnr R*«mpJn> l*«t m *t.t pralta lor ,o generously helping our ncgamrathNi so rarry o*i it, m an attempt ia toll# th# #\pxn p^i'iirmR of th# Lh*#I minu wock In brtlor ih* Uw of ih* Kor fertunnj r»»nr^m ean g^iH»l*.** tetth >h# nrr#4iitjr t«* ar In a (Iter td thanks h* nalrt. i . . . , , .. . nvira al >a,( four tunes D* ,p , rr Ih * reipor.x from lha member, n1o\% h#.fi| t ___ m»H .« lor .. i______. ... nrnedixt# <4 Ih* Armed Foie**, both heir pin»i<hi and proud# for morr thin and abrnad, a, wall •• from all guvmnmrntal employes, ha* be*n twic# Ih# spare acquirer) n«iwi f<* most encouraging Th* peopl* id f-dur* avpantrin ar* th* requ.ie Kor* will h* notiflrd nf this par- mmis wilh w’ lrh >• ar* fare«| tirulsr vuppxrl from lho*a m fnv "Jecry’’ Melner lold ih# Indus trial gr up lari o.ghl headed by rrnincnlal »*rvvct." Th* Ans*rtran-Kor*tn Founda­ Don Rates. “ VI* Lav* empiovr* crow del so tion it not a relief agency. General t'ns* logelh«r now lhai w* love Cdirtvirnberry pointed net. but rallw-r "is concerned with pro. from 11 lv to t*w r v n i nf Ibe elfin voting Ih* rqitipmtnl. training and t»ey that covsld be produced," Me! f*ti)iti*s ucgcnlly ivecd*d lo »n- tier aa.dime.I l/ld in f Ihe draciistiotva fnvrn Ihe •l>to hnrta to lak* Ha rightful plar, in ah* community af free local Chitibcr of I omn.erre Indir, l<ial Commlllee angle were Don natnuvi " Walea, c'lairman >4 ih* committee und Ft>ir*,l Brtrkenrulgt, msnagrr Officials, Group Attempt To Solve Expansion Problem City Hall Room Packed Odham Says Better Homes' 2 Officials Attend Florida Cem etery Association Meet T*-# w-fu Ills of • lows! #w-v.t,r* vieantfw'iin a-v* rrlurned Gn(>trd »|t# al-’-n.ling lb# tloriili A Dt.lr.i frot.tril tl.r It. •I >Enfi'!lt | ll\ ti-meleif t,«. rtaimn mating it t*«oiiHil4tt«»viri • )•« fl'Etl' 41 A I’sini* Vi- It, Ren n Ray k’-alon head o' O i l l l 'l puliilf hraii i f ,« .n »re»*minei».tA Itun f*«»m the i i«» ♦ /.v'fiinc de.tiuiia I'aik anil ti ll AMrv. as•**»V«»n.t«telfalfi If gat « i h i d o b*«th >1 rial* I with ih# lor*! nrgant.-athe rte*t 4list w* *| 1# of 1 utt 1 l -i drvl th* annual mr<ding i lit# \irtt • iff* •si ,fsi« ntoa | belli a' T„# |rn for hnt|t*'« rtf |,tt ••j •4 f r f r r ( Rolll tsf Ik* :. 1 al everviiltei , 1 1 i*( fhifi( 4'i*d tral in* ntrrttng on* of lha mull Tte |*Un»i|fvj 4r«t 7i*ninj (% om « nlhtitiol i , nd informative thee mi ■•ion, totill It.iti Unite n •« 114 tav# rv#( iilmdrd presented *n r*»4 *itii4 M. fter«»ii||||«*4is|nt to 'tie ••vcrllrnl piogram was conducted lloAfil of t*n> i ‘*imini«« sinri« u\%\ -or 1 a b#n#f|f nf t»« slalraula 4 urtor itetiir tint .-.n , |op|r I n-enib#' who l.vik alvanlig* of ••tfins* th# Vn*te f* 111 til II# op|. tiirlly to brat nulslan.ltof»h • teiii iip11III n • squat* eg apeaker, a* w»d ,s lo disftu i II* i •a feel nf f?•**•# H r nn% i «»di', irn Blown, 'I've jI ihr piuhlems eornmnn la tooi|l*| niniiin a I of Ih# •Vui*rl« eiriy T- mber of Ik# oigamrali n. Npeaket, fur th# me#l ng sail ( ): \ \ v - toith the et4te|(llO|| I|T |F# ftsKir 4f *4 Fivol >liM , inc'inl# 1 inch well krowq janla. si.te yards, lua. k yards, •vmcieis officials at J Howard preautenl. Memorrtl overta'd apar* and dislane* from tVMduep* slirrls, smil.l r#i am lb# ism* <jlcs 1'impany. who *|wvkr on ‘ aril* nt n*#- Ik* «*#«•' W. 4 So. ■a in lb* lop taoie Klilering the iltscossion wav ward. Sites Min n er. Rellvii* <h, rmpiMl h) lldbam and Dolor, Mrniur'il Favk. Davlona Reach: A. In , hraUe.l by J. Ilrwil*) tldha-n, M lY i'i, prwsident. biorula Fuivfui the tetonmg of an lira on nal Direclora ami Embalmtrs As. ritocr ai.la of MalloiiviKr tirimr •'Ciaiioa. Karlin F G nidi an. Etjust smilh of ;otb .Sired, for tb* c.-ullv* Vic# Frrsideni. National 1,100 aquarp feel arr* home* wild <em#t#i» 4 ,so. ialinn, (Vivhinglon, Ik, avirpl'tMl of in..** h.iritt • H t* : »nd Iir Gen# Nulirr. Dap. huilt dunlly on Mellonvill* silmani nf kginnoiny. I’nlvecitf 11i, nrw aolwltvisuiti, **l!rsiv* l U IIIII U II B I r iV IU "Jerry" Metier, n share* ef Manuia**, .realed fmm lk« Corn­ •f Floista will i|>uka <*v "Flnridt Turf. Gi -»•#, and S->d T p l l c P n f r n n * T i m n " W * »p*ratio*i >4 th* Sanford ell |)in|eiU and lb, I ingla gt.ta*, Cliff Aha* said I4.it. by far. In* i e n s ra rro n s i i m e XUmi(aM, „ lnl company rcprc**n tkuigiil I v Ibllvaoi and Tiolnr. Im , mnsl tn'eieslinr pnvgram prvs*nl*<l T n C fn r l M n itin n ,fd Ih* company and hi, Dthrr '.as ho* plaltest fur a p-»,siUl# ,during •:■* m*,ung a as an address i o a r a r r p la n in g „ u * i.re ., p .e„dcut n» ih* Ik a#* litM-iae. " I F . lime lo e m T ~ ^ f Cke|,|. ^ ^ ,r.r :,-‘e vewll v .|*tl!o **•'# * A 'i Ik* »y ioha R F-ma, a la-vdt»,p« ,r* rhilert of Jarkwmvll:. wli * ,u>. llrnwh »,pfaiie.l tb# mat maltnit* Po.imitler J<»Mfir„, jn New York ttilh Mclt/er •■too-rc# v. I'ianmnr *'-d 7: omg Gomndssinn'a je*t a l ' "leei; Rang# Flanning f f S. Field warned today. Iaunrhmg | „ lrt rtir* nee.1 for ad bs. Itvy "Mail Early tor Oinat,p ,re for the live,I Industry rwAAtiflllltf larliillvl ID# fte to |m"« vh# kludvin C*m*i*ry. mas" campaign was H i m 5iiiUlti V ol.lv, niiniii mariagirr of flf's( th# I#«h«i M«a*fl||4tlDtlR f'*r f • |lll|lll( Hi# |ar»i|*4iR!*a| |ffA "On lb* calendar it's • month Hi* plant l^ilrt*Illllt 4 toa-1*. |lll«*-l In til# •way ImiI krr* In IK* F"tl Office boiluw-ng law night'* disco,sion, r 4» nmr Altai y.attiihif ( iMilIIII••liaft it * llmdinas bxlay — and every lenlallv* plan, for vnlaigmg Ihe ila» until Dec. to " be sad Kvlra local industry However, further ne I l*4lt f1'4M, toMil Flu H MM* lUrtirfFll lift' • th«* fito'iMl*)' fur mall carrier, and >fftr• help have g* litluwi* will have lo b* conduct 41 ra•** been srturrd, Ih* driivrrv irurk* cd. ii.d Rale, chairman of the In rhAhi'in^ at • T“, \\Ti4t ••viintr vervicrd, Fn*l Oflic# Inkwell, fill du,trial CiMWimtle*. between both ii IH#I# In th Ra*tl 11gj Ilf rhAFIffln/ “ I think lb* Ml** ih,n 1 4> ran Irafft* #•1 and in fart everything iv ready gvimp, hwfnr* Bnal arrangements f,| |ivn|ir»tr ?M Ihuif n n aH rut AD-! «lrt#»L** 1 i-h,rf** ■»r» mail* ov*r Ih# w**k. for Ihe mammoth floc.t nf Christ- r*n h* mad* •flkra| id lha* 1 I AIf HiAM ■»d iron bag u> ,*pors# ftl»d Iq rr>•• mall Ilut I U *ip*clrrl t« llhiwii »i|ilAtn#«| IVaI M«•IaAil 'h# g»-ri-.J# Cnunlv theylffa ofvmavh ijl records «lf |*4H| in lRli-4 f» »ll| t* • (imianr. Hr# yesir-dav m->rtiine live Foal liffire hs* atiradv dt« If pt IDf 9*1 V* •■•M'lijf th, lily den T l.l a M|#*rold Cocoa pilci.e I a tremendous quintily nf \1IMljfltffl V l-b->r*f » .< ijk.-n min rustol* an I toiMil!| fin 1 »rt*r s*- 4 |*|*i “ % CiM package, hcailej for member, Si .'.h*i e.s|dainiiig loal r . I'lA fl* rhsr,*il *uh driving se+iFa toloviof the Armrd Force* o ir r o ii. nxig a id Znnuiir l..mnn....u>n Im I c lr d Convlah1* J Q -Slim" Cal­ Chnslma* card* for aervice perno |siwrr In legislalw an.1 flMfl't low a* mad# lb* inert •nnnrl ran stall h* delivered In TTve eomhln«d congr#galion, of only rfminmrn.1, l», s#id, '*• » e '| ( tt's * rharjes nf irvipeopee p*is. lime if Ihrr are sent hy air mall | telhertn Churrh of Tb# fie , 1 a tnnmg rmard »• ar* a plann•ng w»e* f11#.| Htrman J HKk* before Dec I, In lb# U. A A.. rtovsm**. Rantorri and Failh 1 1 1 I ing *omrri••ton.'* •mart people are now mailing lh*van Charrh Euatii. beard Ihe | Brailrf Iklhanv KvA tts* fb»w to -fe, t trtoed Irtwlitill# Ky. man, gill, tn friend, and relative, Br­ " A Part #nry" snd Ih* plan, tor Ukalf of his |iro|e>se>J solciiv ias.>n, •l.vpp#.! hr TVrvup»e T. Mark Mack; ing in nth«r aisle, penposml plan, for | Fiaatr Ftlga* mf Davlona Raarb# MAI. aha* to* vieHor nf th* f**fl- p****al*d Fovlmastrr Field eiperiallv rail, trad Ftorid* •r*a e*m* Wv Xantord bom** la tli* area ami dtonipg Higq-ad h» Deputy John Rennrll; plan, pr"i>-'»ed fnr his n , knm* ard l^nwy Hama nf Crescent City, no hmitewive* In help t* hit ef­ in address fbe two group*. Di# Rav. Harold Kramer, paslne lo k* twill o "is# seelion nf tha Koprad ky Depute A R Frans fort in deliver everv park,g# and R*el'«a* driving charge* w*r* finl nvrhtmas card before Dee. to nf Faith I.iilheran Charrh. tekr •ubdtviriufi. "I ha** tried "Die lady of ihe hou»e," he cm Wales, g*** Ih* "R1 Fsnl Atorv" properly in -Gsof.iH fur ntdwrly placed igilivrt 1 hr#* nffcnler, » 'h pharued, i, really in charge nf and Siqvrilrd to IH* h*n mission ilr*»lo|>n.enl and growth," IKite ns IMF Fa'inlmtn Carl WiBiamv, each family's Christmas mailing congregations in m,ka Ihelr into wakl, 'Im surin'•*•!. every d*y. 1 'nl||le, T Mai, Mark snd Depute program tha ,»krts ih* Christ­ p'edgssa to Ihew ehnrrh and llv how many p#<.(..» wank in buy **>#riff A K F> ins s|n|tplng Ik* vmlaloii Diev a*r* l^ons Dvs^q biger and t»M*r home, ina v card,, huyi m»il nf th* gifts mis*inn, "find s Ahare " "Tha IK Fanl Ilnrv" I, lha r* 1 hum, «f th# r.l.Jrr|or* in th. Nelson, Wmu- P u l laundry nnrg. and sees to it that lha mailing list of friends and loved on#a U vafalion nf plans promulgaled at reioning .»pr»s«ml Iwar list nliisr -r Henry Waikm, Sanford and un ievu aldr farlors might creep 1 Nirlas Mterni.vn Riggs Ir . an 11to* lyrwxtteal ConJrr*nc« in n up to-date. into th* , ilwliv l.iun. Front merit, year old I akelsnd riu lent Fatal. Minn . wilh rr|ir*»*nUllve, "Aeliially, aitrrrts in having all was lif romiiUini aik.ui • com­ S.sm af lk# li#ffl# vlnlillo-* 1 hridmai gill, ami t-.-eling card, nf enngvfgallnn, mending Ihe mercial r ,n y hc.ng tqieraletl in war# !m *aressiv* >p.*l on# ,-f delivered on lime |, largely a mai­ MikStairl lynod. farlheran Church Ihe prwari • Siw* tbf rhv.'gM was mid# h* Trnopef ler nf advtnr* planning and pv*- plannmg wiimii Following III* h.wring, ard tho paralsn* which shn dd tv* done Dl* I1VI budget will h* to t i e r s , a.luptiun ■•( lb* nrw son, for r*- T Mirk Mark and fig uf lh»m hf r K>,n». Ihi, **ek," Fn,rms,l*c Field nf III bOO 9W». hot wilt h« entire­ aklential neat ,the Hoard ..1 Baft Deputy Sheriff 4 ly void nf special fund campaigns fi-iise e’largnl wer# lohg Cecil l»unted mil. find I ilv I'omniiaaionevs unaiv.. ^ which hava plagued minister* and B’ snion. tekaland: R«'-»rt !.#,-»r "I. . ? ! ' . ! enngreg.llnn. nsec tb. year, will, imuiisly apiuovrd Ik# twrinimendtnwtng ,'ep, al once. Ge| nut ynur a (rawing avldenra nf nih#r *i»- ailnns of lk* f ining and Fiann- hr'snn I - ( r i l l llilais I.. Ilonvj'f ••• Bnwralore. loo 11 lei M:ii«, Chritimta card list and carefully rial rampalgns coming np Thr mg i'oount,,ion. I.skv Honroe, Heitier* fin I S,n« check through II Mak* aur* that planning Increased lha Synod-wide ! # tord, ind Jo# llj kms San'ord each addre,* include, ih* full In lake rar# of the entire S c r v i C C S S l O t C O 1 nn.1 1 c. Slim 1 - ill y name, alreel and number, eily, budget n**rl> of Ihe world wide ventlirn er>#ig#l lleviluler 71 ft,In. S,q* run# and slave Than, par a visit Hi faith by ih. Missouri gynod A k L o C O I C h u r c h fold ailh np#iat rg »•• a ilvmabU* In Ih* Fn# Offte*. stock <qv im Lrtheran Chur, k • Ihoul 1 dri'. r*« ll r a vlampa (u<* thr*# rent stamps Tkiankryivlng •ervlee* will be D # Rev. Fhiltip Schlessmann on vovsr ChrMlinai girds tor hral- pastor of both Ihe l.utbeian held a* Ii-# 1 ulbeian Churrh nf cl*n mall aervir*) and ask any Church nf The Kedermer, Sanford lit# Redrroirr I itank,giving mol fl­ quesiiona yoa may kava about and Fmth luiiheran Church In ing al II o'slotk, mailing regulation!. Th# Rev. Fhllllp Rrkle*sni«nn. Kutlla, apoke nf hia confutonr* Y '* ean d<* Hus in a teiiuraly that th* rnngrrgaliont would dn of Ih* local laitheran Chureh and Fuller Chief flov ll'illum, an^ way if yn* will coma In lha Fott Iheir p m in making th* mission ih* Failh l.uihrian Churrh In Offvc* befnr* 1 M a m or he- work «f Ih* Church "Gorl'a! Eualia. will hold Iwo SCIVleva, one Eire Chief 7|#rh N llevrland r, wer, prglted '»•! n ub* hr lha in eath eointiniivily. iwe*u 1:10 and 1 ki p. m. Ihu* Bkar*." Services o f Ih e laitheran It, aid of 5a-vfnri| City Cuinn ). missing lha rash tour,. On your Chuirh. her# In Sanford, are aJoflei, when r**o!ulton* ritiu f way horna p.Mk np a supply nf h#M al Ik# 1 arht Cluh on Seen- lb#n* for lk«lr ling and faithful OIH FI.K AONF.YMOOMNG heavy wrapping paper, alurdy service In lha Cily wera real a J VIRGINIA CITY, Nev. K - mol# Houlrvaid. empty carton,, strong enrd and piesenlwd. graft piper adhesive tap*. A mod­ Movi* ii-tresa Yvoon* D* Carlo Is In addition )n Ih# resolutions, AGRI'.KMEVT REACHED hngieymi.uamg H i this histnnr old est tov*at*v*nl In Ihea* neeessiI.OS ANGELES Jv-Nortb Amer­ th# !W|| cheifs earh revelved * liet *111 pay big dividend* I* saf* mining lew* Inday with a Hollydelivery nf your *h*nth*d Chrut­ vi-nod a**n4 m m . Roheri Morgan ican Aviation, Inc, has an- hand*oma wrialwalrh in recogui. Dv* f>y*arold •rtresi and nmincel that an agreement has tin* tor ib*ir service In Sanloniin a* gifts. Mor**«. M to Renn and k«en reached tor Ih* manufactur* Alter f « r A # wrapping and P*eking la Mrwptele, plan pour •era married y**ta*day rt th* rj FMF Sebr* Jrt fighter bamb*r* mailings M that tho** tor lh« Epteoopsl rttapsl: ta Japan Public In v it e d Mlsa D* C*ito. mi* nf Holly { North American Mid that under moat distent point* pv first. Try Special Thanksgiving servi.-g to grt all tong-dislike* mailing* wnnd'f Mart harried performers, lha terms nf a llcens* and •••!*- will k« held al the Flr<t Chutcli Into th* Foil Office baton Iter. S was also an* nf ita tanaf ritgible lane* agreement with mHauhlshi of Dirial, hrientia: at 11 o r lock w d (tone far Marhf prtnl* ate*ld •pmeteri ■to acquired an B-year- Heavy Induvtrlw* Renrianifed. L»d, Thursday. te A * m>»**■#■. Iiv* piaite* will h* hurt at ih* te ••*Bad te S m . » . « t e « te Tte raMto I* aoe-bailr torii*d Dte — vjtaii Postmaster Fifild M,h* K“*1rh’,,'u^, Traffic Charges Over Weekend Told Church Members Hoar St. Paul Story Plans For Next Year Williams, Cleveland Cited For Service �THE SANTORO HERALO r KOlVCAN VOJ THINK about arrm s s m x t o JUST LOOK AT TmAT IKKfi CL'/9 ON A BSAUT*«UL f.OHT L « l THAT ■w m m is jur-TA L im t BOV-IT'S VOU® DUTY TO CHON HIM HC--/TO E*TIT '— __ _ COCDCCTlV ^ TU*m VAfV z WANT to o c ! use vex.® 1NJLeNKT.CN.CAN VOJ l/AKt OUTthe f ATE C*THk IJUi IN TH6 iACOti f RAE FOLEY LG> •'••MOLO IT AWAV rPCM NOJ LIFE THIS" THIN lick it ca nty L’ F? THiS- AifTMi5—. lOM WHATC me eCC**** NG T~‘ ABOUT? H»s C®V »»C ■tAuCE H£S0£TT*iJ M'SlCe-CBfAMCCNS rALLO^£»H*r?tLr- At 3 - T CJT AVw- sC. b A f t J T uCAfTW 5 g z NVCN' AV.H , o U -a n __ j SO A\_;—; 1> r l AHOUID HAVE TOID KXJ IWfNtr * vr*nr> a&o ncioar I KM >CU.CA*l'W6' L . M . .. , ----1 NEXT OOOQ TO m a k c A PHONE ^ \ c a \.l 7 j VVHCQC D O ETTA GO.* W W * ' NeXT DOOR* — ZAKKVVS OUH StlCTHlV UAA4 WOSSOV M l OCOWVgP IIV A OMsocaous UeiOgiON W H A rS \*A20NG WITH OU3 PHONCf NOTHING 0TA6K 4 JCOOPfDUD , S H E *5 ^ EXPECTING A CA LL ON . ir - cH A rrm t w k x tt w r . first In. Rhe got Roger aecond you." II* fitted his hands neattr IIV TIIE time lews reached the hand.- When lens mad* no reply together and peered down over his village ah* was uncomfortably Mr*. Thomss tried again. *1 hear spectacle* "Roger Dnndle. If you warm. Th* aun Mazed down un- 8handy Blows took Jan* Brutdl* read his column—and who didn't? rnmpremiamgly. (the walked alow* to dinnrr last night. I always used —you know he and 1 wtrr—” (Oh, ly around the village creen. In to say, ‘it there's something to be no, donl say It, l^oti protested in front or a email white houae, fresh­ done, leave it to Jane.’ ■ • her minify buddies,- he finished ly painted, with flower M i ar­ Hhe’a trying to tell me anrne- inevitably. "Ever see him?" ranged for self .conation* prcttl- thing, Lola thought. How much ••Only photographa.ntaa. the found the neat plaque, "Big guy, audour, with a face AtarahaU Thomas. M.D. like those carved on mountains. fthe knocked at the door and a Rugged, you know. Everyone liked motherly looking woman with a remarked. "All Roger's waifs and Roger. He had a kind of exuber­ beaming tare admitted he.. strays: the Kibbecs, the Hatterys. ance. A party always picked up ••May I are the doctor?’* when h* came in. Tremrndou* vi­ "Ilea out on a house rail but Raul* Case." he’ll be bark at any minute.- Tha "I thought Paula waa Mrs. Rrtn- tality." H* pondered for a mo­ ment. “ You know, |t*a queer," he woman opened the door of a room die * niece." that originally had been a parlor "Well, yea, but It waa Roger'* said In a tan* of surprise, “it’s and now waa a doctor a waiting Idea to bring hrr to th* house kind of hard to quote turn, to tell ro»m. Tha lurnitura waa heavy, when her parrnta died. He war the you thing* he said. Without hit iild-faahionrd. It waa lyparal, fsaia on* to keep her there. I always voice and hla ways they don't thought, ol tha old-time family aay a married woman la asking sound like much. 1 don't know doctor’a waiting rtom. Mha won- for trouble whrn she brings a what there waa about him—“ drrrd vaguely why >wa was aur- younger woman into her house. "It’a hard to define the things priar.J and then realised that ao Not that Paula la aay match for that make personality," L ola few thing* conform to type. Thia agreed. atmnaphere had drliherately twen -1 guess that'# It. Well, I met « rrated. tthe recalled Hraale a rauahim when h* first cam* to Stowelie comment. "Ile a ao busy trying vtlls to le a reporter. He and hts to Iw the old family doctor llogrr first wifa were both working on made him out to be—th* paper here. Understand Jane's -Will you be comfortable?- the coma back. woman a*kr.L •’I’m Doc's tvlfe, lo ll nodded. lltlrn Thomaa. Do let me give you "Smart newspaper woman," he a gla-a of lemonade. I juat made sai'L "Very nice p-rr.-o, if you •nme.- (the IvuUed out, not wait­ know what 1 mean Don't know ing for a reply. what broke up Cut marriage. Ixna stood looking out on the Roger never talked a.sait IL Did green. How curious, aha thought, him a lot of damage at th* time tnat evrrynae seemed to le wear­ but after he marred Carol he waa ing hmuclf out trying to be some­ all right again. Gorgeous creature, one elie. ilra Thomas was back Carol." almost at one* with a frosty glass "She's a very pretty woman," of lemonade. Che settled herself Lots agreed. comfortably in an old rocker. "And Roger made a lot of her. “ You’re Mr*. Firming, aren't Bought th* Blows house and gave you?- She laughed when aha aaw i bar every single Uung her hrart l-ola* surprise. *’Carol HrtndJ* had desired. Th* Cases were poor aa supper—dinner, ah* calls it—with I church mica but aba'a had it nice ua last night First Um* th* poor ever sine* eh* married. Don't girl s been anywhere sine* her i know what th* poor gtrl will do great sorrow.- Lois looked up I now. I'd have thought Roger quickly but Mr*. Thomas' far* I would leave something. He waa so waa bland as she employed Carol's i successful- He made § juicy, own phrase, -fthe told us about mouth-filling word of suecrsaful. you •» 1 recognised you the min- l ute you cam* up the steps. Short, < dark, curly hair, aka m i <1; though •he kind of forgot to aay you're |.r*Uy." Thia time the hcoUlity crept through. "She wanted Doo lo help you any way ho can. lie'll bo delighted." -That'* nice at him." "Doc'a only human. Ha cant aay no to Carol any more than any other man can." Bha added with­ out transition, *1 bear the first Mrs. Brlndle U back." Inrfa mads no comment. She sraa busy lighting a cigaret and trying tn make herself secure on the slip­ pery horsehair upholstery. “One thing Carol couldn't bo Army Quartermaater Corps buyer# are completing procure­ ment of approximately 7.000.000 ibi. of turkey for the Armed Forres for Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year's Day dinners, the De­ partment of Defense announced today. Turkey U scheduled lo bo serv­ ed on all three of the holiday* al most' overseas itilioni. Baked ham will be the piece do resist­ ance on the New Year'* Day din­ ner menu at posts, ramps, and stations in th* United States. Quartermaster Corps buyers began procuring the holiday tur­ key, eviscerated and ready ta rook, for th# Armed Forces last August and shipment! tn overseas military stations commenced in In September. Most of the turkey for the Armed Forres overseas, plus mincemeat, pumpkin, fruit rake*, nuts, candles and other holiday food items, were on route in October. The Army Quartermaster Corps procures subsistence for all nf the military icnrlcet. The Army oversea* rnmmands tparo their own memui. Their anksglvlng Day dinners menu will be similar, generally, to the Master Menu for Thanksgiving Day for personnel stationed in the United Statea. The Thanksgiving Day dinner, ai luted in the Army K led fruit tup of shrimp cocktail, mast turkey with sago dressing and giblrt gravy, cranberry sauce, mashed potatoes, candied sweet potatoes, butterrd peat, creamed ehion, assorted relishes, hot rolls, butter, friut cake, pumpkin pie nr mincement pie, a*s»rlrd fresh fruits, candy, nuts, milk, tea, cof­ fee, and apple cider. MIAMI UA-Tho tiaw Orun Bowl queen li • green-eyed h!-nfc f-um Fort Lauderdale. H-yesr-of Lynn It.M«n. The 3 furl 8'i-inrh beauty +ty thosen Irnm a field of more th«9 ino candidate* Saturday nixht Her m»a.-wemtnla are 1S » J 7 j»t ihe tipi Ihe scale* at 130 pounds Mist Brown. who recently aii queen <u homecoming activitin n the University of Florida when rhe ii a freihman. will receive , *rholar«nip of ISO" to any «rhr£ in Florulj plua a new wardrobe. Che hnoei to become a commer* cial artLi* PrincNie* are Diane La Pride. U freshman a* the Univernty , j Miami, from Miami Springs: Ji k . ie Hart. 20. junior at the Unites »ty of Miami, from Kankakee, I ll: F*v* Anthony. I®, junior u Florida SNte University. from Like Worth, and Mary Jane Dnjr. ys junior at Rollins College, fro" Winter Park Mil* B-own wilt reign at nittf during Hi football same between Oklahoma and Maryland Jin | -r.d at n'her Orange Bowl frttir. H.ei from Dec 23 through Jan. J. MmiKR.V CASTLE NAGOYA, Japan (4%—Ci’p of. fieial* are going to reeonitnn a famous, .ISO.year-old castle troyrd by an air i*M in tVerlS War II. It will he an start re­ production rsrept for two Ihirgi — two rlevatora to hoist lour. 1st* to ten top of its five-itorp lower. “ PROVIDENCE HAS GIVEN US HOPE” — *(Auth«r'l asms kslewt _ ■ There i* now no reason why you ahould fear any posnible illneaa. Modern medicine can Rive noma re­ lief for any ailment, an! in ;q>Ml rune* hua the knowledge tn effect a cure. Mwot <\ ip.irtant la the fi>'t that Thyaiciana are daily learning more abou'f how to prevent gickncM. There la, “ Hope” , that in our time, nerioua diaraaes will occur only to thoae who neglect vlalting their Phyaician for r e g u l a r chcckupa. If you will conault him at the firat aign o f any illneaa, he can help you get well quicker. T O U CH T O N DRUG CO. PRESCRIPTION CHEMISTS Csr. 1st * Magnolia •Qootaiisw ar oieklaaaw Ittf C.rvnahi m u NOW SHOWING THAT TALKING MULE HAS GONE AMPIIiniOUS! m /iifa r fi lotte shop of D<m Marsh. It seems through a correspondence school WING RAN G! BARBKRIKG Marih befntnded U ll whllo tho course in drafting. Loll now ia CHARLOTTE. Mich (AV-Karl latter waa working kia way a ncalgnlag engineer. J. Loll, a Jackson rnginecr, has driven i4 miles every taro weeks for .more than as aa gears g r s n to so get |ti • n Hrre'i th# w»y Ibis guv oper ale*: My girl friend, an earlp ris­ er. Insists i n stretching mil in front of the TV sel and gating *1 Ihe ciptam »i'h eloquently liquid *>es as he p tints out this thing and that Her eyes *a»len on an oh)#rt and. as if Cip’ ain Kangaroo knew her iinvmrrd qne«tion. he lays "What* The name of that funnv little amrral? W.ijr tt'a a hcoeybear—from South America.'* The fact my girl friend l« hist J vgari aed J months old an<l the fact h»r drink Is milk has nothing Ito do * i 'li the aituatton. I'm j«alcut. On the other hand, mp girl friend s mother is crary about Tap lain Kir.gamo (What a home Ireaker this chararler is ) ll used lo he *hat her youngest daughter jvrii alwa-s under foot at that cru­ cial m-irn'ng hour whrn she was Irving In shove Pa off to the office ard get the older kids off to srhool Mp gtrl frieJUP* mother aay* that Captam Kangaroo it a wonderful are ******4 '■ keslsss# at jtfluencs cn htd* aged 1 to a I aewuael* Ce-str ««4»r In pertm Csptaln Kangaroo »*. imisss asms *f As-A-nas i4a as4 Ikst w* luisnd s« p'ains that he rues tl I M i m •tl4 **#»• witk ths Clark III CosM. a#*sl*«l* Const?. every morning to drive 4fl miles la arrards*'* with th* Into town tn keep hit date with a *( t*a FIMitteu* Rams me gtrl friend He's a plea»ant. I*.wit: etrtira !«!*> ■tstniss 1*11 related fellow without any fanry fsoaaa M Cross theories on what kids are nr should Ptirlela R Cross he Inrir.d of theories he has three Msrrlll K Cross children, aged from 9 months In woTtrr to a r r r s n It STATE o r ri-"0tl, S To I vrars vtlOAflKT R FKflOL'aO.V. ALA"I Jus! It led tn hold one fhlld— SIEPO. CALIFORNIA. \ i«orn romplti"' MvlHf ,i cny rhild-lo mind.'* he says "J fMM aialMi •" tha rirrMti m r^»iat?, want tv entertain and mathe In riesfiat. tn f«r 4 slrurl him or h*r a little | mereh I . # snarl tut# .f ••K stlla* k»lae j asire w rr.nm ao.s risiatift. try In be a friend who comet in V* sTaroarkt r rgnut aoN. ti.fs. 4aai, iMs» prsssass ar# l« Ihe door " Well, Captain, yen win You are eauft iM r#^*i’ra y*h t* fn* FMf vrlfivn If •*?* t» c.wrlalat m .4 k.rsta. a*4 I* a friend and Ihe door it open every esrv# • r*rr lk#r#-f »e*« Plain- ueekdtv mnrntng fo you tiff# •i*ara#v ** »r bsf.t# lb» ilk gar «f p.r.rab.r, A P. t*H. e'^*rwls. * p ».f». Tf* Caaf».*» • It •ai.r.4 srsia.i raw S.4 lb. rsat. •* ran* ......... W'lT.vr.ea m< bs*4 a .4 efft-lst ••al si Ss.fn-4 a.mia.l. C .'i.'*. Fl.rl4s- Ibis 1th 4*r »f N«»«rab»r, a p. m s iOfficial S.sls 1*1 O. F H»r.4»a n.rls #f lk» rircalf C arl a.aila*l. Ce.lllr. FI.na* Oargsa v. Fr.s.rlck .tsrasr far rtslallff O R*S USt SI Marsh f*rb Avaaa* Fed up with tha expense and worry of having to paint tha houae every couple of year*? fired of watching on expensive paint job foda and pool In a matter af months? Than, mister, you're looking for Warren's PokyVina, the laten point far concrete, stucco, asbestos shingle* and —-------- MAKUDF.RS CAYON CROSS ROADS It SRRY r. TIIIIH iSIIS’, kli wife and five thildrrw either In Ike bnmh skelter ke hnlll (or »V># In kl* spare lime * 1 kis home at tllslrtet Brlfkls. Md^ eltkl miles fram d»»iin«*n H ««klnilnn. Tap of skelter d-ntilrs as Irani pan k Mr*. Ilismona Is shown IInsal i rmerflni frnm Ik- f-eipe kstrk. wkitk wnnld he filled with aasd dsrlns an alUek ta keep ant radl-artlte dvsl. The shelter twrlsdes a lannel enlrsnre U basement, an elestrle ar ksllerpaperated air blower, ranalag water, a hie esIinanHker, plenlj *f With Thunderbird Y-8 power r ), .v rZ fY .I iyi /■ <f!l jl'IH M D osIlH JO^ALL WHOM tT MAT CON% tlfs I* har.br ■!»♦* that *07 HOLLER kss fit.4 kis flssl.rrfrrt •• S;*»rul»r af tbs sstst# af nt >fpa h r o n r r o x . s . - . h h i o i s . III.4 his sr'ili'S f*r fiaat 4ls* cbsri*. sp4 that *• *J'I •rr1- 'tbt lf.a#rsbl# BRREaT RotaB older . Caul IV,4 s4«# ■•I* Caaaty. Ft#rl4a. aa ik* Htb 4*r *f Dwsiwbsr. 1»»S. far *rrr.vsl af start aa* far first 4l#*ksra# as Cs.rulvr *f rb. artsi* «C OllxbA • roM rrox. 4*«#as*4. *« SSI* 1th 4ar "f N.rtmb.r, ISIS. ROT HOLLER E*.e;it.r af rk* asrtl# *f Ol XPA R COMFTOR. 4*<*ts*4. PaiSlsr Sisatrr.as ______ Thunderbird styling Eight-paticng«r Country Sedan It • m"f* stylish then evvr this vr*r, with »triH»t sliinnin* tnlrnors. |jk* it* ' room'* »‘ «|», the t < Suture, ihrrw'a «n r-ssilv rviwovahts 2 srrlion r*-sr scat, door* sis# r**v arrrwa for ell right pawngrr* Tliprct’ n morn I lion m»N*tA tlio rv r nt tn tvliy Fnnl Stntinn W.iKonnncll morn Ihnn tlsn tw o ru itn rn u p Six-|Mti«ng*r Country Sodon Country Squirt This popular mod ft ia dralgtied for tonae who nrrfbr t door ron. vetiienra arlth awita fnr sil. Like all Fnid Hiaitun Wagnis*. II baa Ford'* fold ir.lo lb* floor Hluwaway arat. A aii-.fi am«rif ntt .f.lt-a w.g.n* Mshaganv firl>b»'t p a n e l . W 1lh w r x .l r » 1 1n—t . i t * . . fil<i» nv>’ d in e * g l i a *'-> laauty U> tin* it pauengar double duty drrauitu.it. mnihinrri! Tltcir Tliundfrliiril Itraiity i t np|i.im it in nil fix mmlctfi. Hut their lirm ily in ntnrit lim p fikin-tlrep. Unrlpmrnth limt Thum lrrhirtl hi«in thrre’n n henrt o f "(if)” for thn Tliunclrrltinl V 8 ru ciu o in l lift ftnnthud riulit in nil Kuril St at inn W ijjmih, nt nn n tm mft. If ynti iieet! nuy irmra rnitoua why Kurrl in your nttumlftHf ntnlinn w agon huv thin year look into new l.ifegu.ud lleniL'n DO YOU SEE GHOSTS ON YOIH TV SCREEN whit It w-.in flrnignefl fnr your protection . . . nmi ia fuuml only in the '«r>G Ford, Perhaps your sot nrvds enlv a sun* up. Phon* ua new for prompt, expert repair*. Vos* Complete Television Repair Department in ftanferd MILLER RADIO and APPLIANCE 148 S. Park Phone 19 U__ -i- - • • • n m ».1 -wily Worrest'a Poly-VIna Row* on aa P « r fc l«n « Pay Weakly Colled la *58 I fe brand now and the loot worn tn th* dn-H-all rlass C vp a cd thrmifhmjt. this 1 dn*w, t iiexsangrr dandy hi* Umuuasno Bafy-Vloa't latae boao eomlort and doesn't snJad rolling up 1U sleeves. nntaH r i . H Broathoa . . P ^ V k . ^tkdy ta tha Iisrfaaa of canxanL oaboahm shladoa ton. crota, brick, stucco e n d ------. . by olowlng trapped mab£ i W ^ ^ HOtJI.ITS COLOR,.. . Poly-Vlaci raahta chemical action THE a*** and exclusive new Lifo§vard Design haircut, lla drives 'ta the Char- W tN T C & iZ S, L ntal Till', n o i lltO.N Dl. LUXL COMT.V-Vy. LOUSVILLr, kL.MU.WT Legal Notice IX TRSI COI RT OF VRRCOfVrT at s»f.fL i r e t x a i a r o t a r t . STATR a r FLORIDA. IX FRIV- I J>om» ltr\'l<*r cri'fs still ere 1*ft n N«i**n flnruli At the conetun** * <nr ago »U vcjelahlc* s’ cic jure Nrt r i'i wes'hcr ls In sight t».jt the hr; citrus crop muM use , lull* In I jrilrn amt fljior th9 TALI.Ml \SSKK. — Kar* Mrtn. In f, a««nf|ate pmfr»*nr of N m ilt*m ai Michigan Mat* University, will Jn'n Ihr faculty nt F!nn<l» State I n irr ■ifv a* pr..(c«nr rf imirnxli m Jan 1, armnling to Prr«iilrnl D 'jk 5 Campbell. |tirrcl<'r of th* Michigan (Vm mumralinn* Slulr, Mclntirr su­ pervised p-rparatinn nf «uch h v,» lft« a« ‘ Ttnrline In Superintrn stents.’ * •Pinrlinn in Editors.*' and "What Michigan Newspapera Tell Ah'til th* Schools" Mrlntxre is adinrllslng ami prh'ir rrlaii <n< n<n*ti1lant *f ihr Ml ; > Retail Hardware As , at,on ||r it vice prrridrnt anil ,'trfci r i'l C.ipUal Advertising t f TxJwfeiScoaf, CHECK ON CHECKS ADA, Okla. t/Pt—Robert I . Wil­ liams. on Ada telephone employe, U trying to figure out r foolproof method of guarding hla bank arcount against all other checkwriter#. Williams a number of chocks hearing hi* nemo — but not signed by him — hav# drain­ ed hla accounL One of the checks come all the way frees Mexico. Infections Are Risky For Diabetic Victims Pont walk around hi your Nr* an tnfeettoa ha • dlabetl* la feet. dar.gcroua. Don’t wear circular garters No matter how minor It may Don't uaa hot water bottles on •earn, it should b« treated aa an •mergenry ainre an Infection your left. tenda tn ereau a dangamu* cycle i Don't pick, cut or uac aharp In­ High blood sugar farora tnfecuon struments on ecmi. Pon t use commercial corn and Infection redueea the eflecremedies. ttTrneaa of lnralln. ._ . Don't uia I'ror.g todln* tola* Diet la Important rv ' tlcna or by-produc'.a. It's titremely Important that Don t bathe In eery hot water. you diabetica maintain good per* Don’t wear poorly fitted ihoea tonal hygiene and proper diets or arch aupporu. Lark of cleanliness and the add­ Don't uac tight bandage*. ing of too much weight aa tha Don't uia adheiive tap* or remit at poor diet control often bandag** on your akin. leads to Infections and disaster. Don't att with your leg* croaaed Infections probably are moit ore? your kneel. apt to begin in tha respiratory Qtnrnon and aniwt* ar.d digestive tracts and on the akin, aapeelally around the toes Mri. T. R : What are the iympTh* latter sometime* lead to am­ tom» of fungu* of the tongue and putation of a leg. Every diabetic should team to la there a cure for tt? Amwer: Varloui tvp*s of fungi guard agilnit Infection and Im­ may affect the tongue. The symppaired circulation. Poor circulation rauae* damage tnma would depend upon the thebeinfection and the to the Ussuri Exera lugar In the lererlty 'There of map some burning of blood give* baeteria an eaeellent tn the* tongue a* well a» .tome pain.. chance to grow In the blood, or­ In most »n»tanrei. the«a Infec­ gana and subcutaneous tUaueA tion* can be cleared up hp th# ua* of antlieptle preparation! Rule* lor Diabetic* A phralctan should be conaulted Therefor*, diabetics must abide concerning the condition. be the following rules: THE SANFORD HERALD Tu*». N ov. 2 2 . IM S r.xge .1 McIntyre To Join Faculty Of FSU \ or aim mA l a J t a 'Ll set E A rrta t r t. GREAT TV. FORD THEATRE, W D B 0 ,8:30* TUESDAY �• «■ Safe-Driviag Day Strikes Special Note For Everyone In County . Safe-D riving day gtrikea a ajwcia! note f o r ua her* In Seminol* County. Dec. 1 ha* been aet arid* thin year fo r a r t r y apecial event, the second one in th# annual aeriea o f Important happeningi fo r th e nation. P m id e n t Eisenhower aet aside the first d a y o f Decem ber a* S-D Day. Last year it waa an effectiva means toward im p ro v in g th e automobile and truck drivers o f the cou n try that accidenta ran be prevented if w e keep -s a fe t y " in mind Dec. 1. I N I was an especially brilliant day since there were few er accident*, few er Injuries junl few er deaths. So predom in­ ant was the absence r f the accident that it waa deemed advisable to repeat S-D Dayarid then to make it an annual occurance. So. throughout the nation. Governor* o f State*. Boards o f County Commissioners. Boards o f City Comml*»ioner». Safety C«uncila o f all kind*. Tarent-Teacher A ssocia­ tio n !. Autom obile Associations. Tire Deal­ ers, and other civic minded groups, cv ip era t in f with the President o f the 1‘ nited States, have combined their effort* to p re­ se n t accident* and show the people o f th* nation that * • tan have aa accident-free H #f* In i##itlnol# fouiitT . a *p##lal • ffo r t to b *tn i put forth to center th* mfmto o f th* autom obile truck and m otor w h ir l* puhlk that D#e. I I* the dar when there will b« no accident*. W ir t had mor# than onr ahar* o f aeeidfu ts and deatha W# had an over-abund.mnea t4 Injuries, vre’ v# had W * o f tim# fro m work, pain, heartache#, and property A g n lfi ' Th# F W id a llifh w a y T a t H is r*tB f •!L#ut to advi«# th# m otorin f public o f .t h e ir r#apnn»ibility on th# road. Tha Semin­ al# County S h e r iff* Department la watchtor tra ffic and traffi# violation*, th# Con•tabtos a t th# Count.# ar# d o in f their #har* ta Inking th# reeklea# d rir*r to ta»k fo r kto m toririn gt. And to ar# tha member# #f T h t Sanford Herald the Sanford Police Department -lending their ■upport tow ard -d riv in g sa fe ly ". And now. the responsibility lies with the on* person w ho can control the Safe-D riving philosophic*— th* driver. T hat'* where you com * In. W ith a concerted e ffo r t on the part o f every driver in Sanford and Sem inole Coun­ ty, there can be no getting around an S-D Day that all o f us can be proud o f. and that th* nation can point to with a "h ow did you do it " exclamation. ' Start S-D now by getting in practice fo r the event. That way we will cinch an - a c ­ cid en t-free" uay Dec. 1. • • • plans are room ing fo r Central Florida's biggrat and beat Christmas Parade. This year, the them* is -L e t's Put Christ Back in­ to C hristm as", and Sar.ford and Seminole County folks are taking a greater intereat in the success o f th* annual event. • • • New firm s and expanding industry make* prosperity fo r the future o f the San­ ford Are* are certainty. Busine** |e«ders express only optimi*m and confidence in the com ing era for on# of the fastest grow ing “ MaJl E arly " is the appeal from the 5antarA Pcv«t O ffice and ita Po*tm a»ter. Joel Field*. M ailinr bow a*»ure# the earlr deliverr o f yt*ur fifta and card* w herever they miRht b# t<iin(. Th# pottman can travel faatar and b r ttfr when hia load ia lighter. • • • Th# city lake# na # newer look aa O in atm aa Light* ar# atrung acmaa th# atreeta throughout th* downtown section. Sanford la proud o f ita fine prognm fo r the pm m otioa o f the Chri«tma< Spirit and the Ti«aal rem inder that th* Yul* Season is ju*t aroimd th# com er. M V IM V FT li:d A 5 A p HAL BOYLE A» r r - A UU* Thank-rung, table* will w e n flo* • ilk the nebrt of our farm land* a* lam.Lea gather to gt*e thanks for the many birn nr* « r enyoy. Yet, for an the million of plate* heaped high nitk goodneta, CARE remind* ua: piled in Goveminent warehouses will be our mountains of unuted food*, our o*rr abundance of milk and cbee*e and ether nmiruitinx itaplei — our farm anrplua. While we fea*t. rnSbewi of ether fa mile* will go hungry. Intema taonal aurte** hate ertjhb*brd that more than half the oorld'a people nrtrr get enouga to rat. If. ta gratitude for our plenty, you I’ arl I would l;k* to feed tho*e hungry Seeti.wi I Crvatioa of oew Munineeded to park them tn the CARE e pality. Boundartei D1 .# inhabityog ran "act an extra plate" for int* of th# Ct'y of Sanford. Flor­ aa entire family for )u»t *1 — ida. a* I>1 limits ar# hereinafter signaled shau continue to be a PROMPT ACTION Kafy pi-i-ic and corpora:*, to be FORT WILUAM. OnC H*1— known *i the "City of Sanford. W'hen a fir* alarm la rurg fm-n F*orvda". and a* such ihall hive McKeilar hospital all Fori Wil­ p-rpet ua' succtattoa The earpevliam'* ftrt oqutpcneM go** ir.-o ate boundarie* of *atd City of action. Tht* time trey found tbe Sanford Florida snail be at fol­ alarm kad been aaunOod frrm a lows; bog in th# rwreplion lobby by a Beginning at a point in Lake frtghteeed tti-year-old hey, tired Mcnro* c--# hilf rr.i.# North and of waiting f»r fe;a parent*. M and 3 It f#«t West cf the Eart 1 3 M » Tort of Sect.on 39. Town­ ship If Sc.th Range It Eart. Seninoie r unty. Florida, thence Scuth la Lake Monroe and alaeg the Ea*. boundary of Virgin.* Ave­ ne# in Manama, Second section. rear* Krf.-r# the Vreelaadt bad «rd Ftrt MeHne. Second teci.cn ■sued ai tbe lu,#r ea thvu boocy- 3774 »#-1 to th# renter In* of Tar# They had pi suited fa spend B gktk Stnet: thence Wert 474 and •J-eir F .i antuvtrtary th* asm* 411 fe«: to th« We»t Ln* of the Ncrthem (Fuarter of the Southeast way. hut famiy uaest had pre­ Cuarter d Secttoa 34. Township vented them from carryisg out It South Barg# 3’ East: run tN#.r pan So tTs# Vrvvlands wtcI# Uepct S uth appmgimatriy ene ‘ i r »r.i? L&*. (.-..L-»nl * turn of .nd one fourth mi.e* to a point poors, and s-l.ed that whoever oc- >0 fevt Sovlh of ta# Soutaaest cor­ rtptvsl tin t aid cabta—C 114—have ner of ’.ie S^-thesit Quarter of a bottlr cf vbumpagne on their the Southeast Quarter cf Seefon u#ta wcscing anniversary. 37. Toxotnip It South. Range 31 Tbe unsaual request was carried East; tner.ee Eart along the South out The Larson* yam*# Lie ship's gwoperty ’ me of Twenty-fifth Street e.ru -n a toasting Lie krreiand* Genets AieaaeJ to a pent 1334 and L**n radioed them a "happy and 17 )0U feet East and 34 fret South cf tee North 13 mile port of *aa<*r**«ry" message. Leaves From Reporter s Notebook NEW YORK Lease* torn a report#" * aoiiaook. M may mteveit aeseral •atilltm Amencai ksd* of all age* I# know Hat H pa'ioag Canids a horse comes of ago next week. Tapper, four footed hero af mare •>jb *3 fi sri Will be 31 ce T s fs day. P .i caildrea at th* Graham S, hoof .a Hastiags-ea-tae Hudsoc huso ansaged a party l°c kim Che hirtVay cake **ill have a huge »«rraI la ih* renter ta make a e»or* at'r.rt.s* u Topper Tbe big bcr«* who haa pad white hair aU it* life. *a#w* few uyis of §c# ft# »vJl trasei* 34 4*4 au.es • year ea personal appearance tj u t s . »"u; put* m a full day's work wherever his boss, that guy ta tha Mark ruwbey suit, nerd* km But Ik* m*c. fa a w i atari. Tapp## kas a daub * wrb# performs tenaia dtfPcult s. jtta #rr k m At II a atedowing age foe a hors*. H'e bolds many auraniaei lee Topj»". Ha an 1 a3»*ef ta nda etrset earn, af rears#, hut to ■ aaiigike l a t o draft to daesa t worry ie.eg I tbo-ugtt he was aad bow much I adm red hsa ability st a wr-.tsr. I had met tne maa ras­ cally. ato it would no* base beer out of p are for ma ta obey my urge. But I ddn t Th# msa wsi Robert SNrrrsH. the playnnfh' Tbe best day he suffered a heart attack. T »o day* later h# wa* dead. It bouIj k*s* made a-s diffs#ew;» to Boh V.ero<*d if 1 had atepped ever to him and put ms thoughti trie words. K# wa* ar(sstomef to re«*;, mg Lae praise to had earned. But a nuke* a differ***# w, me flat I left my regard h r kim saiprtrt fer ac# I ca* never tell him and ran a&J; ante a tor* and am .eft with a regret. BUY ■ « t If I do. though y# be'leva not ma. h#le v a tho w orks: that ye may know, and boh w a , that th# Father to in ma, and I In him .— John 10:3*. Sactmn *. Tonpihip » Sogtk, Rang* 31 East, rvi thence So-.jv . l* rai'e more cr leu to a point t.-.e So da Lien and lU f feet Fail of the SoUh 1 1 Mil* Port of n .f Section «. Township 10 South, Rang# 31 Eart. thence South try feet to th# North property U0» of Or»ra R #d E**t. to It* inter,**, twa win th* F.*rt property line of Mrlloouli# Avrnue. thence North al'ng the Ea** property line o| Uc:ionv.n* Avenue to it* IntrvM--^ ttoe wiu the North property ha* of Onort Road F ill, TO feet Wcij and 30 f,et North of th# South '% U ie Pdt Se-tion * Townih p m S<»uth. Tucg# T1 Eart; thence Writ atcog *n# North property lm# of On< ra R< l4 W>»t to it interim < with the *.nt property lute of th* Atlantic i cart Lice Rail Rr.( light of way: thence Northerly a'core the Eart properly line of i a. Coart Lin* * u j Rn.r Allant right of nay ta it* hRe,«2vi; g w th th* South prepertv Unr f Wslie Asenue; theac* East along !u# Soth propertv line of tVv • Avenue to a point 334 and 35 11# feet Nsrth anf 134 feet West of lie Cen'rr of Sectit-n 4 Town, j pi Souls. Range 31 Eart; ther e North akeig tht West property In* of Mcllvnvtll* A'rnue to the r#n'-r line of Woodruff Street; then % West 3131 fet on th# Center L:r# rf WooJruff Street to Stala Roai No 3; TODAY! $1795 PER MONTH Iweludiag collision, ftra. tkefl bworaoe*. Life aa tolanen. DOW N a r .r o N D T O D A n RIM.B T E M I S o c ia l fc v& n JtA THE HOT ONE’S EVEN HOTTER! Who ray* romance hat died out of the o- rid? Recesvl.y rfjttag a eruse the rLtef a'eward U th# Furoe** taer "Owe** of Bermvtdi" knocked oo H ar# yt*fl met the feltow* ta th# N a r y ? Ito #ooc of aisteroota C-lll. abed » t s pay kit a r t a i tataw. Re asked tr# occ.-yart*. Mr T h ey're a wonderful group o f young m#n. aad to alwar* k ***i vher# k , devoted to duty and appreciative o f th* nett lump af sugar m cernag from sod M i R F. Lars-w tf New RxtoB* N T . tf ttoy w#*Jd atspirit o f friendline** exhibited by Sanford reyt a tool* «f champagoe that folks. Make you roelf known to thheo# young evess-g o it* th* remplixeota of m*u and y o « meet th* better you n g citizen* Mr. and M n A. R. Yreeiand of WUmetiw. IQ • f ou r nation from every co m e r o f th# i g W#V# #tfl! confronted with th# *r#cktooa d riv e r" during echool hour*. The to*a o f on# ytmag h fo cannot b# moaaured in taawranoa dollar# o r th# erar* fo r kast#. Drive through school gone# at th* posted ■prod I f # fo r you r sa fety aa w#Q aa th# safety a f tha child. IT st . at p a i -m e t t o avk . 9-Year-0ld Says Rudolph Gov* G ifts D on 't h t hiltod Into helievfng that yon r gnv rwnian t ran operate without you. Exwry o t ite n should bo the con veyor o f -ta k in g p a rt" ta C ity, County, Btato, and Federal governm ent discussion*. It to y o o r govern ­ ment a t yowr act gh bora. /AMES MARLOW Geneva Confab, Com plete' Failure Geneva Club Group Is Guest Of Rare Plant Collector IFa A . Mg o M w t o m m t f A# yomt OttoMWe'a alUew Jrt# a»ay Hrdiw-Matief A qrw typo of "dm #" that you o*v kgbtoiag tigh ten member* of thr G»rHen Hub inJ on# \tutor were th# of Jtulforri B Fortrr at Tropicjl Art*. Orlintio W#dne»(t»y Fort#r. collector of r*re plant*, hfbriditt.' and author of tho book "Rranl" not only told about thr origin and h *tory of tho«f unuaual plant* hut a1«o gnvvverrcl thr many qufrtioni, plird by thr guert*. William Jonr*, thr vi«ltor. an arcrrdi’ cd fudge of thr Amrrican 0*mrllu Soc.rtr. from Augutta. r;a anl pr#»etit!y vi»ltint Mr* W S Sort n hi* aunt, a gardrn club i rmbrf, frit that hr *a« fortunate to hair thr i-pportumlv to view >urh un.Mual and rare plant* "My hobby I* horticulture In general a *d Cemelll** In particu­ lar hat* ludcrd at ih«w* in many p!arr« but n n rr hair I *e#n any­ thing lw# thr hromiliad* and by­ trill* ant I d>d today,'* hr »*id Thu t* my firat trip to Orlando and I nair hr.n trrmrndoualy lmprr**rd " hr added Othr:» attending were Mr* <’harlr* t ole. Mr* Hrnry Stmp*on I Mr* J»m* Thoma* Me* Charlr* Hmmley. Mr*, ft L Hou»r. Mr* National Congress P-TA Finds Personal Maturity Means Peace Th# Rand Parent* A**eri»tl«n lor Mr* J J Stre»«ed spiritual laluc* anil will hold a mreting at £ p m. in the Hand flail. lion with th# auher noial standard* Council of S llc'jhtcnrl community gw are Saturday night at the ISO Ml** T>» llnthany n»** «f the Fir»t Mr*. Fred Gana*. Flower Show tie** of lie I’ -TA't piogiam* fur R*l>l>«t Church w.ll meet it the Bobby* Morton, atiittfd by Mcl e h iir m ti announced that G-ff waa junior horteii at " Rob­ home of Mr*. Rraitry Odham, 1347 The N*«iwtal Congrec* of Parent* g.liMrri and v iuth. Individual circlet of tbe Sanford Thr»t toi>ig• wr can do — \l Palmetto Ate at * o'clock «>th ot c't P.-ece" sir* H F. Hal# and a.xd Teacher*. ***emh'.ed in annual Federated Garden Club will offer Mr* I A Wlltam* were senior rjnvrnti.w.. record* it* wviction thiush *•# naxe accomplished Mr*. Klot»a Hunt a* ro-ho,trr*. for sal* many attractive articles hosititri iroir. ln« Anna Miller |j*men* retn ;l r-mtinur* at pultaM#* for Chrirtm** gift* at tu*t on'y in a teaceful society can rr.urh, tvr.e l« more |o d.*—anil do Circle. th* Fir*t Chrtitmas Flower Show human mmgt live free and re well. T'ie ncc-1* of ch.ldrrn and the f'tr»t Baptitt t hurclt at 7 Jo Relvetment* of doughnut* and at *n» Mayfair Inn. Pec. 3 and 4. s'lontib'e live* and that only ma­ xouth xil! be met only a* parentcoffee were »#tved Autumn decor\ l*ttnii to th* *how ar« sure ture m'n and womrq can »n*tain •.*#chrr grout**—local. rtaie, and sttnnt which followed a Thanks­ t* look fo- th* hard-u>-fmd dried *uch a *<wiety. It therefoi# direct* national—work together (At T* *irm?thrn the home giving theme were u»td Turkeys, plant material that la so popular it* course for the coming vear pom pona. eat tail* and Hurtle* t. Extend education for parent­ for arrangment* of jailing beauty. toward the indlviilble goal of persere u*cd in a lovely creation on And they'll find It at th* booth icnal mrtuntv and world peace hood manned by th* Put Gardener's •he doughnut table and the coffee I Stimulate parents' participa WKP.NFJiPAT .The IfJ' finding, of the National lion in Mud* dl<cu**ton gioup* and Tircl*. Mr*. Myron Smith, chair­ Irble wa* centered with a bouquet fergre** of Patent* and Teacher* tram lay leadct for the>e group* man. said th* Dirt Gardener* will of red r. *e* la thl*. we believe— also aril painted plant material, .1 Encourage family Me r*luca Sunday nigh* a "popcorn party" wn«d rose*, and reedlepoint hold­ To maintain a pc* ceful *octel) j1(tn f,,r (h idr«n and youth we* held with Mr* W II LeFetrk er* In various *i*e*. They al»« and tn provide •ucceedmg aeneiaarting #• repre»eni»tixe from the 4 Pmmoie the orginlialtm* of p *n to hav* fresh Brasilian pep. 1.,-nt wuh the mean* of prc*er\ing Tin re orr»rhri<*j terlion* and high Tourtrt Club Mt«» Be’.ty Mirhel* p#r with bright red bernea and pea.#, w# believe that we mu*t a*- trhool iir it* ehiny gr»en leave* — so right »jre all «nildren: 1 Fn.a-ge the eirrulitit>n «nd for Chriatma* decoration*. And • e of tne Nitmuil Pa-ent T#*rh j Good home* tieated pin* cone* to gn# glowe* *nd o'her I* T\ parent eduea 1 Active spi'ttuil f»'lh Irg color* in your fireplac* will j t..vwt nealtli—ph) ttral. mentsl t-rn malt e.al* at«o he availably at this Sooth.* * F-vti* atteMton on fimllv re and moiai. Clot* by th* liora Circle * booth creation and other artivitie* that 4 baf#t> headed by Mr* C. I. Park Jr., j y i r i i i m to dec clop innate draw 'am .ie* tocelher will tail Chrlrtma* wtapping* of 7 Fnph*«ire value* that fu r irrr* than ordinary inter**1. They fapariMe* to tbe utmott will have large roll* *f paper m « V side range of constructive ,| t, 4ml *,#ih to the initixl many oil or* and ribbon suitable le *ute ' me artivitie* f ftr matching -use They alto hav* 1. Fvp’ rience* leading t«« a St-e•• the |.1e* that the rhv Oimur.a* tree hall* that are a. ccptarcc of c.vic rr«pon«ihilit I-al. m#*tal social and emotion wired making It po*i;bl* for them HOLLYWOOD JB - The biggest * Pcipeiiiatl* n of human va! t reel, of all children are inter­ to ho used In any number of gtmbler tn alow h<i,m#s« Is not a elated end the* p:ogram« to m#el rod tnlivibual right* tin . La* Vegas plunger but a man who I f -n-eivat on and replcn tbrte ic--.* mi.-I he ha*--d on the Th* Jaearanda CirvI* will hat# beast* ti it he has hern called ‘‘a , 1-nrep' id the whole child mrnt of natural rv«ourre* plant label*. Mr*. Mrtla Stark*, cie-man t’nitcd Nslion*" 10 rider*tandlng o* the * iB* T- support the «cho.,l aaid. Th* lab*!* ar* handy to ua* Mn 0 K Goff and Mr* Wslter He’s lm 'rr*ario Sol llurok who 11 >r• eu'lurei. and religion* of 1 Pr t-n-te the mgantcation of a and ar* permanent an one* you L. Carter honored Ml** Gail Bit­ b#s done mure to raise American P TA n ,-vrr> school mark your tree or buih, plant ting. bride elec* •» • brunch Satur­ CuHural taste than anv single perThis far we have come In carrs 2 l> -> ninute * cm ate informa or flower, you'll never forget th* day morning at the home of Met :•>**. For tn -re than 30 vesr*. he rg eul o r At lion Ttegram foe t'-n t c i .i l 'tng school Service* and common or botanical name. A las beet tmtivlng the world fur pencil cornea with th* label* that Carter. Seminole Chapter No 2 OES mcl Bitter Home* Rrttri School*, an-l predGold ehryunthemum arrange attraction* he feels «*sll entertain J S ipport legidali-in for a The S-min-'e I'-vintv Conn. I of la tpoelally mad* ant to wa*h off. .t the M tsontc Hall. Thursday B iter •onp.muniUri. we record the Thi* eircl* will alae **ll lapel or- menu »«f* t**e4. ,n ,h» <1' n ,ni1 art elcvst- Americans Bomctime* even n* *•• g p m f-f lh»lr re­ following progvis* We have; sound, id equal.* system of scho-il Fe-enl* *I'I Te» h#'« e-»t »t S»nnamenta hand-made by one of Its living r.#.m. The dining lab-# wav hts ehol-'C* have failed M-ire nft-n g dav ire-ting. Mr* Virginia An iA> In *h» home f "d rtrj.nntst >rh >ol rc.-enllv with fit an.*c* coveted with a gold harvest cloth they have succeeded—tn Ih# en memheen. Mr*. Irving I. Pryor. 1 Hecocotred our own re«pon,| 4 t rj» parent* to h-comr sc rep-sts he.nc a rm from thr dcr»<>n Vorlhv M.rtron presided Tho vary popular Chnmmaa und a basket of fnut and bilbergi* H hmetr ,d American culture and. The honor guests of th# evrnlng I .titles "nd th# value of parent qua nlc I with the » i u in which r-hod* of Ihe county Incidentsdy S llurok. corsage* will ha aoM hy th# waa use-1 aa a center piece chIMrrn Katn and with school orneno,-|* of rtngrci *nd of the »#te lie slur pr-inl officer. Electa ei'ucati ir Oamellla Cirei*. The member* are At prevent he 1* shepherding on# 2 ll'lpet in develop heallhv per ganuaiioii Min Bitting waa given a bever S.-hnla-sp p F nd were sen "fav Mrs Murray Jarvi*. Part Grand ■taking them themselves, said Mra. 4 1 * »* by ttia hotieises. Th# of hi* r u t •ucretiful gimblr* ronaldiri through go-td family re 3 At* «ct mo-e young people Into •lah'e" *rd tht* seir the council Vernon Hardin, chairman, nnd guest* Included, the hoittwee. her through tie t'llted Staten lie I* Ciecl* of th# Grand Chapter of l, lions the tfach'i g profession b, tuppori I* »rcen'-ng It* efforts on member T’ oridi and Mr* Lcnnle Move they promise to be unusual. They -nnther. Mra. W. V Bitting Mr* her# wl'.t ihe Sadler* Well* Ballet who |t pr.-sent'.- scrs.ng Ih# Chan­ I S'.-e*,ed moral and spiritual mg tch-daithip fund* *nd hy rai* hip *n I t .trn ian e are made of artificial material Juba Ivev. Mr* Albert Jartell. gompany. which haa drawn mil­ ter a* F'ccta. wei* Introduced, values in everyday living Inc (he economic *ociul and pro TT’C st .dy course iwsrded blue ■a ar* permanently beautiful. ls* na of ddlav* from ballet fan* In 4 F trouraged belter health fr-tiuna*. vlaluv of trachre* welmmr.1 »nd nresrnled gift* Mr* nhh n* to l.yman ef l/mgwiwul. A perfect gift would be on# of thi» co-'ntry during tour* for habit* and safely practice* f Eir.uitacr •cluwtt bu-ino* In I)'. tedo Semin-'* Huh ard South­ Jarvis #. * *’ •<> given * lovely th# beautiful engagement calend­ llrrok. 5 Fortt'rd on tindcitlanding of -Juitry f-wipcraiion on work *ludy ar* that th* Palm Circle will hav* s tfc l*r mtre for their cooperation The t#'rnt f<nd*r wa* glowing bouquet «l fed rose* from the trhool and commi.mty need*. rr. gram* at their booth. They are generous­ ard Ssnf rd funl<ir lltsh al«o ever »n» of h** reeent triumph*, Chapter i Bl Fer the s'hool 7 Si i ly the problem of drop ly Illustrated and coming from the The d."y»ee« were conferred upon S ‘io.il ftipet ntrndrnt R T Mil the Scottish Guard*, 1 In'erprrted school need*. ini* and work with the icho-d on National Council of Stale Garden wee i.,'n>dur#d Mr* Thelma several y e a r * he reported Tonkin O Smith. c*m*. and progiam* to Ihe public Club*, they have picture* of beaut­ pfrtrnticf mca.urr* After r- 1 tine busine**. the meetP a n a fti of f-e lunrh depatlment "I waa work'ig on thl* ileal fur 2 F str-ed clo»er rcl»imn,hlps iful arrangmnents from all ever 1 fp.t ■d rluldrrn'* richi to o* He “ .te p-naitment of F-lt'ca"Finallr I arranged with the Brif irg was clot#-' and delicious re brtwem home, athool. and com the enuntry. Mra. Wade Garner, Ir.-rn aid t«- chi-v*' fieedmn to Irchmenlt wc»e served in the din lih army tc bring them over. I had lion II# alo* fontmenud on Mr*, chairman, aaid the calendar* will The hisleMc* were assUted in munity leach i I a ini', Whiiinorr the n#w hoped they would provide plan*, tug room The Chapter Room was 1 Wo kid hi recruit qualified carving by Me*. Brock. |C1 To Improve Ihe rommunify lunch com supervisor f-ir the hut It dbfr.'-t work out That meant «rry f'lo-hil In Its decorations of tcrchcr, t tV.i.k witn youth *» well a* it tumid rod 1300.000 to bring Ihrm Gladioli »M fa'I flower* 4 Scented public *upporl f># lm lor v.min on projerl* that air tout tv and Afr*. B#tty Gl#nn who nere. at h-.-n .erv'tg Seminole County proved system* of educational fin wnrthwhilw »n-l purposeful All Calendar d ring 'irt pss* fete month* c| earned the contract around In milli-'n d< !Iar« ” 2 Rec .-on re lhal civ st defrnte Uitinffs And Other current and upcoming are# my po#ket for two month*. afr*id Rrjvir , w»re gUen on the eon I Fostered an understanding of .rllvltips can help build inner llurok (»tnhJf*; tbe Gnijt#dla Fran »rntien which was held In Miami tBF lUB. They w yvtild Society Now* *f idle* have thought I waa eraiv. spend #at*e, now scoring a nit in New ' a Fneo..raeed eoiin«eling ami stability Nov » A and Io Those attrndin? 1 K -'n the public Informed ahoul -ere M-s G Bamherget South Are Requeued my an much on an attraction that York; He S"*n:«h (toilet, recently j\ Idanr* service* ihe P r\ pro;ram and Ihe ntipor ».*en on Omnibus; Ihe Kabuki danc­ had never been proven " By 5 p. m. Tbe 7. Primrted lnrre*«ed eoopera- •unitie• t provide* In moei the •l-le V*-i B Smith Seminole He b.vvh#d the bagpiper*, danc er* of l»p«n, mining tn Newr Y’nek High; Mn ft Fl>m Phi# Crest tilt w-'h si-htwd boards need* <f ehlhlrrn Day Preceding ere and marrher* Into Madison Pee. >7. 'he S-nt* Certlia Choir. ,tr« C Sinrford I vman and Met fC> In »he eommuntly. 4 Pr-imole the u*e of school Square Garden *nr one night It .Vg> ye*r old orgwntralion on it* first Publication 1 June 1 with other group* to 'atiliti-, hr r-immunitv rrrreatinn J R S* John, eo-inlv delegate wa* a Ithflon sell out Th* garden'* ♦mirnev *v»*v fmm Rome; l^vn flepurl* e», tl# ti'rty in Srhon|, tmpvov* mas* media rommuntc* al and *• rial ael'tllie* Ned Irish offered to move a box- don'* Od Vic. which will lour the wa, rntered by Mrs R Murtay til41 3 A••lime alt lb* dutie* of eiti- •f s-vutht -!e h f da'a »i IB# Scotsmen esmld re­ I'nlted V»te* starting next fall I Supported p»ogr*mt for bet renrtiip Htirok I* no# dipping Into TN’ turn In December. Three more T’ ie n-st m»ellef will he In * S'ipp rt rommunilv effort to f.enevs » eh |J. java Gtrden dale* have been *et. and He'll pr#*enl Ihe full length "Sleep ter hea'-h, *sfely. and recreation I Helped to develop community provide proleiitce serciee* irate ing Beiutv* hr the Bsdler* Well* Hvrnk ard theylf all ten out 1 *»rk «e * re* usually m en hv pm "TH# attraction In now doing vlr- oo NB'* Pee. It »n<l a collection r*-unfit* 4 R-ipnorled the work of the oslu-n .o-t e-'fore *t# pattnirnl* i *ual eapseity business on lour," he of hi* e- ncert Mars on Mu«ir I# I rtted Nation* »nd it* •penal If- r rht' l-rr w’ •-e need* see beinr rrported "I expect to gro»s over a Million* Jan 34 I I rgle- tr-1 or disregarded by llieir pe-ent* T V -r u (he far! (hat home rehool. ebiireh *nd eomm'inity K.»»*x |n>t,v idwtlle and cn must tb. re tVe |a*k of gutdlne ehll.lren'a spiritual and moral oprra'iv« it He live* th# Gnld#n 1 1 row th Rtil#, f u c life turnertl* arrepl* * In tiate rehabilitation program, iesponsih l.tv. adtitrt* when n#ce« f<r maadjusted children and «arv, ami I* ahle In meet new ptuhlrm* and rhsllenge* vriilh T-da*'* rhllnten need tn ttv* In * Continue •i-pportinr the I'ntteH a r#ner.M un .if mature siltilt* He Nation* ard it* ,per|*| agencies We V lrv e that Ihe Inherent dp n'ested tu prate and human dig •ir# «f people to tl, r at peace wt'.h rit* Tul*y'» child mu*l become one an-ulcr c.n hemme a reality -ttrh *n adult, un*hak#n in hi* —“ ly as better homes, heller hclirt 'hat Iheie e.vn hr prace on srhnnls. at.d better Coinmunihrs »,*rlh t i rrrn of giwvl will ptmule npivir-unitirs ami rveate eondtli-ns for the development of irsllir* personalities CHOICE OP The m.rture adult, dlssalisfierl a-lh Ih - toes that war among na Tomato, Orange, or Pineapple Julc# tti-n* is in-viljptp. makes ronrtrur FnH Cap Shrimp Cocktail l.ve #ff-i#la to support other 31'HAT U * pointing *ft#r *0 hot Crab Meat Cocktail tr.elhnl* of settling human eon 77 ■ m#f« pl#ca nt ran,a* It • Ik* Cream of Chicken Soup Piets lie riemonrtralrs social eon •rim , iat#nT IhaI mtk#* II * thing Olive# Celery Waldorf Salad nf tv#inir. The **m* Id#* *rpll»* te »2.n « ronklnr A ipirerlk I* nothing hut Baked Tnrkey with Drenalng and Cranberry Sauce ------------• ,{>*r#rlb hul In Ih# hand* of it ..... 2.00 Roast L#g of Ijtmh with Dreoaing .... ......... .................... — art tat. . . , Whv no* pro,* yn«r rro Fresh Roost Pork Ham and Dreoaing....... .....— ---- -------------- „.. 1.75 ■II** lalrnl, *1 dlnn#r tht* Suadir hr *#Mtng th • *p*r#rth 4l*k **t Broiled Ijimh Chops with Jelly ............ ...... .. ............. —------ ___ 2.00 g#,t#d hr th* A S P a#r*t#* tor .... 2.00 Half Fried Spring Chicken, Southern Style-----------------------ll»m#m*k*r* S*r**« I. 1.75 0 * 7 two drip* of «i *r»*lh* *n4 Roaat Sirloin of Beef with Brown Oravy ----------------------- ------ .. k#<* Ih* hulrhnr rrtrk rlh ko>#« Fried Sea Trout with Tartar Sauce .... ........ - — ......... .. ___ 1.50 •rrrn* mtddl# Wlp* •ptr#rlh* rl#ta ...» i.*«o altk damp rlotk and ml In Mrrlnc Broiled Spanish Mackerel with Umon Butler Sauce .... pl##*n S»*#on wt'h **tl nnd p#p Freak Fried Shrimp with Lemon ... ................. ................ ___2.00 r«r, and pt*#« In h*klng pta. Broiled Ham Steak with Broiled Pineapple .......... - ................... ..... 1.75 Sprinkl* l*o third* tup brow* •« gir *r*r rlh* and h*k* I* n mod 2..N0 Staling We«tern Sirloin Steak .....r— ----------—.......... — .... araI• o»»n for 14 mlnnl#* Add *e* — _3-00 Western Fillet kflgnon ..... m . ..—»»■......... rnp plneappl* Julc* and hak* an ether 4k rnlanl#*. k**ti*g fr*q«#*4Western T-Bone Steak - .............................— ----- ------------------- ___ 3.00 tr Th** #a#»r with rup of *»*k*4. drt#4 prun»* and ktk* *■ hoar, or Roiled New Potato## wntil m#»l I* leader and wall Acorn Squash browned. But* freqnentlr with String Reana plnenppln fair* and »d4 half rup Harvard Reel* ralaln* tnd rap rnnaed aprlcola far Tea, Coffe# or Buttermilk ' * Hr laet II mlnate* nf hiking. Twa-wan Wandtrful . . . Ui# Hayortaat tMtuam wiU dale* DESSERT •A m**l *• well begun reed* • ■lllag rltmit and thn *ugg**tl#a I* Mrs. Applehy'a No. 1 Restaurant. 10* S. Park Ara. Ha aiflU. Doff Ua dimlmrtlve rotten aad rayon faille Jarkei aad lemoa *outtt* pin H»*t thr*# *|g WIU B# Closed Thanksgiving Day. y#« hav# • M l aeaU daU and dear* draat af gwlrlirg, wbirUng yolk* anlll light *a4 lemon calered Add *»»rter rnp lemoa )alc«. I** h r n M d M to to toffto*. Blata wHh t#d dow and hlatk J#tk*C •poo* rr*i*4 lemoa Had. qwarter teMpooa **IL hair exp *ac*r, half rap ll«hl rorn eyrap and Ur#* tihlMpooa* had water. Coot la t#» of 4##bl# boiler *rer boiling wtl*r aatO wen Ulrbmi*4. rool ird M4 •lowly Ini* thr** erg while* kaetea •llC aad dry. Toar tat# Ie* lark, pre-bahod pi* akall and brawn 3a nadirit* era* u alaW k Coat to tar* cxUtoto. Bride-Elect Is Given Brunch In Carter Home Spotlight On Hollywood Mrs. Murray Jarvis Past Grand Electa, Guest Of Chapter County Council Hears Convention Reports Of Ladies * — say Fur II* I* not a God of the* 4rwd. bul of the Using: for all Use unto Him. — (ML l.ukw 10.3A.I God. love, wisdom, mercy, aa ever present help, is all around tl* each minute of our live* ta I* th# *#ry air we brratlio, made a living, wonderful rentity attainable by each of ua through lit* Fun. our Ravior. t hri*l Jt-su* VVhen we neglect! ti# dally opportunity to iivnt within lit* love, we are bull nu-rrlv riialing. m o n ey blouses Enjoy Your Jh ja n k A q iv in q , (D b u w X at m i. r t h h f o f i u ’A iRsudauhanL SUNDAY DINNEI YOU'RE TELLING ME) M cC onnell Qtoey' Brcaii vc every wonun live, IItem... give Ship s Siicim.*' Come wo ami vRoom- limn rwir u,nut# rfu gill rollcclicuv tralufing Um prvtrtl favluon* afi'l lie •miitrrt laluic*. all licet up willi pertrvlionul Uiloringl NYc Rave lit* km-it n-itilN-.l r,.limit, tilky wnoulb pimai. wmrn paltriul.*, nvmc color* llun ih# trimming* on the tier! hurt IH lo 40. g ic#y hliMaar evowa irffh #*• mrw Cknttouu gift cord, ,4a a Ia tm KofiJag bod Mrs. Appleby’s Restaurant #03871 Valdez Hotel . “Um Our Convenient Lay­ Away rian" t r ~ i �/* I nr iu r WATM4N Of ran tark!* low. bard, and a*, Crab game By B. JHGH ANM.LV With only en* weak el the m w i Little Red Harp*' it dottrmlnrd cjrately. ?o far w# b.a»» beta •'THii la going tn S* the toughremaining Oklahoma *« * firm lurh)" we're prograasing wall, i«( e»t game of the learno,” Toarb to cut loot* fir a long run before «*'v# been able to avoid injurin '* grip on *ir*l pure *ro-ns the nathe aenon U over He'a too amaii Bill Fleming and mday. *'tV»'r* ttun'e eilleg* football powarheu*** From my per*on*l ob*#rva!,,n j not kidding <mr«eivea at all. De­ for line plunger, but he'a a lertoday ard a food th-acr of reran vouch for the program- --v, rtfie broken field runner In the Land hat a wonderful ball dub. rfit.ns tu 1150 oattooai chimp.ooand thry have tie will tn wui Sand Crab game h* took the open­ Veiterdejr thnie b o n weie V i t i « ahlp. We will give them a good ball ing kirknff and almoit broke frr* l.-e rollege bon. end IF the-, w* The Snr-eer*. *ho boaat the Jong The la*t Seabreere player that hit their opposition at hard at tSey game, but It will be our aeaann's eat major eolleirwmnipg streak, hardest to win” Coach Fleming he would kave had to pa»* brought hit their teammate*, we ran !--< 71 to a row, ware to far ahead in bat been working hi* boy a hard, him down and thwarted hu aapir- (nrwa'd to a lot of DeLa'd * -. tlie n-vi l. 1**1 Aaaocwted Prut (ties. b*-r»u«e tho»e boy a wi',1 and there'e been a lot of head- alien again. A twelve minute show s*all b« poll of the seaton that -no<t inter The Bulldog* .will be gunn-ng Ja ring the ball looie from *'■.« knocking, trytng to ready hii prc*en’ e 1 by th* 110 member Vm rat rr.it* red u« the battle for .re tram for p*rhap* the teaioa'i for Hawkini. They've teen him rareier. |*M« fligh School Bind and Pep rnd plare between Michigan State handling the baU for four yean m«»t aggresne team tha Sanford DeUnd f«»t Theia ia a huih»d ard r:isy Club a* •nd Maryland "Y ou were wrong about our new. and they know only too well determination settling d»*n may bill game at the Memorial StaOklahoma * t i No I on the bal­ d -m Lmomm'iw tn DcLand. gam* with New Smyrna.” thg the kind of thrrat that he impor-i Seminole High. It ia evident that lot of tit of the 2<v» «port« writer* lmmetietelv following a fanfare and hrn)Jra«leti, pihn; up a total coach told me *'l admit » e d dn't against them. Ilawkim ia an thia ia the moat Important gi artranca the macrhmg group wiH| of 1 *09 point* play our beat hall game that night, eluaive runner, and It will only of the y*ar for t’ e bou. Th* 'nf Mir (in State praatB' a ihur* precision drJI In- aqyeerwJ pa it Maryland into tee but thev g n e ut a harder time lake one break to let him c^t ard froIlnrlTg that ia u* all | than did Seahreene. Seabreere is Iooer and go all the way He was part of high arhool foothall p-at, cb d i-r a 'To the Wlnda” . a "per rod pi ire by a bare *1* point* dead, ind th'^y were dying by tha the guest of Coach Nugent of FSU tire it rlearljr mlaalng. The«e l«cop* . a dividing ''Flank'', a ’ l.«M to l.flkl Ppinti were awarded time we played them. They’re the for their homecoming last Fri­ are dead *e»iout. and It ao'trt t -y rank "Cr*t*-crt-«»” and ending the mi ih« u.-ial hatit of 10 for firit, 9 tame boy*, but they're not the day night, and perhapa the fine reallae tl masnantmlt/ of aba drill with a M yard "Company ifor te —nd, etc tame team that beat DrLand If running of lluck Aleut will give joh before them. XV* th’ik t-ty Fr el” The u t»r» apparently were more him a little addttioal .ImptratMi Thee ai tha hatd play* Fucks impreated by State'a ?l-4) rout of A FOREBOMK OF OOLFERB »t the M»vfalr Inn Country Club become acquainted wilb tb* IB b»l* ivl^ n d took them en powr It are mat for a win, and we're f * Bob Johnson ha a b»»n r«mirg course riayirr v»*t»rdav wilh the Mayfair Inn C«untrv Clun I’ re 1^* Armatron- were; r 1 would bo a ma>>arr e " Ccaeh •Thcndvr end Blare*” Atirrb they lng to he forred to throw the ai. Greeroall, Chicago III . profc**i*n*l; Chic Harbert. Detroit. Ati h . p-ofe.aienal and Captain of tna Fleming added, howvver. that along nicely. He will be filling the sir# of the football propheti «-.t will present the ahow t.tled "1'nder Rv.lrr ( no team; Brv Nabor*. SL Peteraburg amateur; and Dewey Davi*.. WinUr Park amateur. the boy a were in at c -ed. If not • not vacated hv Hawkini next l i » Big Top” . Th* performer* for tbf window again. The pr/iiA*^ letter, shape than thry have been to* three acta tj be performed aim thirl P'land i* ore to'jchi'.'-fy ail aeavon. “ Thry havw been in ti’t»nerj*'.r a » i prformed tn the Wjf.rr tban th* Fwda. but l***-* t«#d shape all week.” he aa.d, three ring furratien ar* memherv how w» feel: tr the Fedt ia eat "but when Carter dret»ed out for rf th* physical educatioe under the overtrain, ao/i tr tore r:»» ••* practice tbe boy» picked up a lot direction of Fred Ganu*. an acrobat h'at hra-d of ba’ I which th*r bar* of ronfidec.-r ” team who ar* student* of Don* displayed already, ** prodiet an R bert Carter suds nod two Dutbury Schucl "< Danrmg »nd tracked ribs ut the Seahree.** en- »v»r, still call* the play* when he up«et: h it if the Feda play an «'f. member* oi the It member majorard-on hall ram* IR* they have «v rounter, and hv- *•*m on the I* at halfbark. #i»* corps directed by fc*ad majorerrailon. the Rul'der* will doubtful U*t un1 'rday Car­ The last <*« da^t h*v« v-es-v ftto Csroi Nut* Drum 'l*y*r Rob­ ter ran the f • alot with r«ugh •**ai fwr the line. H»rd wild over th»m. AVe rhov# to pre­ ert ArraHrong will a.'t as ring Oklahoma AAAI Saturday. Several blocking nnd hard tackling has dict en upart. matter In ring t*o Card Nntt. r*h*r members of the t<-p IB, Not* A ro"torrade l» luring been tb# keynote for the b*" * ktariy Csmerun and June Jenn- hly Gmirgi* Tech and Auburn, will C*schea Bob layer and Bill p«!e High a* *12 tomorrow avae. mg* will jwcent a ballot act. b* gunmng fw bowl h>d* »* well K—ntl havw be»n w«rkicg clnvely irg. end It will try to bf behind Ninry Richird* will p«riray vi*c- at a higher tfad m the ranking* C-mferenre hirh scoring honor* to with them. "Deland has five the hell playera b'ia ell the »iy I mi "le e th* leva" with Dottle Tech. NV I. g«e* ag* nat the I'm a two-man affair backs that ar* real bulldog* when into P»land A1 of you fam art V illiamv acting as trainer m ring veraity ef Georgia and Auburn, a THILAOELTHIA '# - CommtsCoth»cn retvned his lead with ai-ner B»rt Bell of th* National It e*m*t to running tb* ball.” invited to join In aupp«rtlnr tV* three Tha T-q* act in ring one newcomer at No. 10. meeta Ala-1 as po)-»«* sltbmigb Ml trsa wav Footba'l League saya th* VF1. will Witt He tramfvt* n tumbling by Tom Bud Layor ••'d l« *»P>*nalton of I'eda with a little apirttual *!*'*• bvma. .die last week Horton, who arored divcusa a prn-wv-.ed change In its th* bojV hard work "John Tap- Ho on the way to the game. If Frown and Charles English Adding UCLA, which m«**d past Vo're a lourh'ov.n a:sin*t Florida, trails ni’ev •» requr* that a punter be scott, H*rk McRae. Donnl# Hill* you ren't make the »«t«'r*f# humor Mary Ro«e Sp*#r. Harriett Dam* after a workmanlike IT-7 Bobby lima, and Bruce Gibson yi-u'r* forgiven, but be aare n»l JACKSONVILLE JP-Tb# Board the Ole Miss fullback by only two lets than 19.yards behind the Lne Redding and Robbw Crutchfield virtnry «var Southern California, won't ba abla to stop them unlea* to miaa the game. will act at client. An array of .'lao has concluded tta schedule of Covtrol thmki Florida State points. of scrimmage Boh Ifardy Is In third place with L'nlvertiiy need* atl the help positringed pennants will fly *h«*v* Bell sa a yev*«mday th* purpose Tb* Irish, who hid tn battle to pull I thre* ring* r»*n$ Gm show the cut • 17 *4 »w over Iowa, get a s bl# m gaining athletic prominence M point* but 'he Kentucky quar­ of the prvpo-ed change would b# terback and his mates have c"n to encourage more punt returnv— effect of actually being performed rhanc* tn grab th* Nn a p-aitmn national's and In Florida. eluded them season Hardy gM a tbrooxh rutting down oe the num•pd*r a tent. And a* a cmtaequenc*. tuard bark th a week against that time After tb* Big Top Lb* group *tH memherv are "determined to do lrtKhd.su n in the Wildcat*' 22 • 0 Nr ef fare ra'rhes. Southern California elub astute each school by forming their every*ring we can in reason to romp Oast Tennessee At prov-nt. "uniers uaja’ly vtind Ohm State, the 1*A4 national Rcnnv (Jutlhan. Tulare Fullback, letter* and tb* school help ” champ"*! plaetd sixth behind No­ is tn berth spot with 24 points •ongs This was. In subatane*. th# rea­ tre Dame after winding up its op Mist Barbara Bon* ia sponsor of eraetiows for tbe year with a IT n son fn- th* besrd's Friday #rd*r Qut!llin could overhaul the leaders tn Tulin# a Peal* against Louis­ ft* rep Chjb and tb* Band Direc­ that FSU and th* Univeevity of v'etory over Michigan iana M i's hut he would have to tor la Ernest Cmaley. Bo»h dir*cMiebigan. t!\th a week ago. fen Forid* arrange to meet in football have * aeniatonal day to do It Halt# your Htonay problem* our problemi. Wa hava ■ ter* ar* alumni ed Stetaoa L'nittr to th* No 12 loot and Ohio climbed b*gtnr*'/ In 1954 loan plan to fit every need. Wo yuaranlee you tha mo»t Fifth In the point parade la Au­ Tb* v atoning wa* mad* public thr*« noirhea from tlnth. burn ha'fbark Fob James, wkj ‘erdirteoua and npeody lervire. WE WANT YOU FOR OL’R Texes CkrlsHan betd seventh H * letter to six Flood* sports brought kl* ttial to 42 with a place wht'e flinching a Cotton Bowl writer* bv Fred Kent chairman CUSTOMER AND FRIEND. trurhdown acatnit Clemton Next berlh wttit a US drubbing of Rice, rf th* board which administers irgan. MusisCome In. xirlte or phone ux today. It will be a pleasure to while Teva. AA't continued a* No policies r.f »tat» universities with 42. fol• The Agdes wind up against Tex­ But Kent said detads, financial k wnl bv Auburn fu’Jhack Joe *en a you! as Thuradsv sod TCU will finish it pthe’ wise. would be left tip to Children with 29 and Georgia Tech patnit Southern Methodist Satur­ the pre dent* and athletic direc­ qvartrrr«ck Toppy Vann with 17 tor* of *h* two school*. day. F.nd H-rwaed Srhnellenberger of On Friday he said th* athletic Tbe leaders with ftratplare *<Um Kentucky, halfrack Jim Rountree directors should arrange a sport* Rooms 200-202 Mriech Bldg. program between the two tnatitu o* Flvrt-'a and tailback Johnny Phons 3000 I'ons—tnd tf they emtldn't. then te relatively unimportant W* stall new dlrortnr* should b* hired SANFORD, FLORIDA He a!te said he had talked with h.v* th* ftMit atat* un;v»r*ity tn th# twesijeat* nf both achoola *nd th# MPatry. askrd t'.em to make public to any- "But thia yot, teem to overlook vne wiah rg to >rt them the record The pe-r-e of Florida also have .o Talljhaasee Florida State Unlrf athletic nrtoUaUnns. Kent t-id the vportswntera *'l sernty, anoiher university almost as big and juit at fine and just as deary* .ng of tbeir support “ ft bat earned an enviable ylar# h th* aetdemle world It la ambitlaua t# attain such a place in •thletlrx Wa ou th* board bellev* i! ran do sa. "It seams to m* th# very less! that itv sut#r institution and th# leading rpor*writer* tn this atat* ran do-'* jota os” tn th* effort to help. Race For SEC High Scoring Honors Has Been Narrowed A N N O U N C IN G A NEW PERSONAL z LOAN SERVICE $S U n JL n o liL Loan Corporation n il. SANFORD IIERaID If It'a Worth Aartklat S REAL FJTATB FOR BALK 1 It’s Worth AdvertUlat l» Id. German eubmirine <hyphen■lad) t" t.vre-tik« I*. Lkacry 2 B. B. home, completely fumiahed and ready for poaaeinon. Convenient to store*, school* and churches An excellent op­ portunity at M non. IJ.ono. down, pal. at LAO00 per month. It. Hear* 15. Varying Weight 4In I ) J 1* A color | F-IA*#T j 13 Cuta of 1 perk w.A con* tarn* t.ig ’ V«al**4ai‘a Satwar rib* :t. Naval 3V Ganoid genu* tnrludlng officer only '.he 2? Asiatic >J Portion Nmfln .1* On top 33 Trunk ahrlg, «P Tlar* curved lin* i" The cuckoo 4P. Grampus iv a n U. Upward curving of :* Greek letter aahip'* » 0 Thusi L 1 planking 1 Av'otth HOWN 1. Inland ar* • \sa» .1 Inaurrrctlon t 1f Se m in o le R e alty W. DITTRICM T. W. HERO IMt Park A?#, h a s * n *» 1«S SERVICEMEN The Following Rates arc now in effect. $5 ” TBe Per Lin* for On* Insertion l*e Per Lin* for Thre* Insertion* Its Ter Lin* for Fiva Insertion* li e Per Lina for F-arh 22 Inaertiona MINIMUM RATE: Me BEAT THIS F1IA ha* redured I wo Ta*menti, -ce this altractivc 2 SI.non DOWN, 175 MONTH Bedroom Home. Monthly pay­ LAKGL 2 Bedroom, screened ment*, » u w . porch, double carport*, good water, on nice lake in Country. LOWXLL R. U U U Priced, 110.500. Office: 2m PR. Orta*4* Dr. *500. DOWN 2 Bedroom* wilh clawed in porch or den. City water, on two lots. 2 admininc lots in Lftnon Bluff $7,000. Subdivision. <00 Magnolia. Rasa I- PaytM. Broker LOTS on large sandy lake AIM Auabeii* B. Render***, Asm *. 2 month old bom*. 2 Bedroom. Ph. a n — IT-n at Hiawatha B mile* from Sanford. Phoa* 20M-R-4. 1 WF.LAKA APARTMENTS: rontns private .................... baths. 114 W'First J*t Rollawiy and Baby Bedn Day. Week or month-TcL tCS. Furniture Center 11» West Flril Avalon ApU. Rlfleiewcy. Fhorn able Home* tad ApU. Pbo— 2T. CLEAN furnished apt. Dot# in793 West 1st SL Than* <1$. FURNISHED 1 Bedroom Apt Phone 4 3 2 - W , ___________ rlnsetv wood floors, (fully *• quipped) kitrhen. Large shad* trees, dreirsbl* neighborhood. ONI.Y sue. DOWN. 3-Bedroom. CB Horn* Small Commercial Building 24 a » ft. Large show wtndovv.Located FOR RENT - CRYSTAL I ARE In new buauies* aettlement at I BR. New CB unfurnished bouse, I rth and Sanford Ave. Phone overlooking beautiful Cry s l a t ' lot nr Inquire at Bass S*rvtc* lake. 10 minute* from Sanford. Station, 27th and Sanford Av#._ Fishing and Boating. Desirablt. $150 mo., littl* more furnished. CLEAN 2 Bedroom furnished Apartment, tins# in. 217 Oak r». Brown Miller* dcllcmuv HOMEMADE F r u i t Cake*. Phone 2023-J. % 5 11 42, 22 24 7 6 1 u ito » £4 i 20 I 25 IS 20 21 i 44 7 / 44 4c Ha }> i z , i 44 41 42 42 w 4S 40 & 41 4b i Sett CASH, TRADE-IN Price* I'r jgnr.e ltd for u*r>l furniture Coil 32*. 1‘tinnrv; turn Maicr Furmicro Co. 211 lid rva . let St. 1952 RCA 21” TV DL* Console Mahogany Cabinet with door* 10 Slightly Card Reg sold at 10 II Kl 1• w a n t e d $290 15. will sell for »:*> 95 GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE $Jil'»» Dally. Sell l.umm-mv D<w>r P I.D M IIIN C III S. Park Ave. Th. 222 cm . •p. Writ e Reeve . Atticbnri*. ti e- Sample A Dc■tall*. Contract and rc|vur work Ma> rattmatrs It I. Il-vevry Salilord Ave I’ hivov l*.7< Piano, extra small upright, looks A plays lik* new. gl5o. Phone lb in i i 40 i iluv tour Soinituir «v Prcry v Warvkuwae Furo . 4Vv, at Ml W l«: it All nationally adv. fwr m-nr* at nrarrhouie pnect_____ y i:i. ti - j p. m. Sanlord lit land, Casselberry' area. incutnr FURNITURE CENTER Turn. Apt- H » r «tb- AdulU. NOT A PROJECT! UT — Home* of Real Individuali­ ty: Brittany Farm Homes, Early Am*rtcan, Ultra Modern. Conventional k Franck Colonial 1129.50 CHOICE of Many Different Sudes Bookcase Bed Double . Dresser ti large Mirror Ill kfaltrrs* Ml W B"* Spring 9169.00 Apartment*. ~ ~ ECHOL‘8 "Day-Or-Nighler” Sofa. Platform Rocker Cbair Choice of Covering LOVELY Modern on# bedroom apartment. Furnished. 212 West lath after 3 p. m._____________ Prefeirwt Itatrv to Preferred I’ ol.cy holders John H iUuu.i i lan. Agency *17 Hiaiard .AtlaaUc Caok I'lsoes- 2 1 I’ hone 112. Fre# Turkey’ a at Kchnl .n Wilh Turrhatc of ECHOLS Quiltlop Set . . Reg |t.Tt Trade . . IMOti (Twin or Double Sue) LUXURIOUS Foam Rubber Set Re*. . 1159 Trade . . 4IM "» KING SIZE Hollywood lle.1 <o X an Matiress M X In llox Spring lleadbaard tlv-coralnr Plaitir) Itrg. 4179.00 Phone 21W3-W. 112 Elm Av*. • \l I 5 -ir It' iutv Nrs-ilv rail lln rr ir ir * llr.iu ly N<mk <• v;i WORK WANTED I.AWNS VOWED by Jerry lard Fre# estimates Phone 1517 W It wtr. nay Yuli to •*« tlS before yuu buy. U|ra Evctuoga oud Suodays Kaslilde Trailrr Sales, Palalka, Pla. Hilt CALK ■ i Axle, Van Iwwl). I dllKKI I'h Winlrr FOR SALE ll.one 453-R BUY NOW and get a 10 - 12 Ui ANN ODN TKM KN T Turkey FREE1 YOI li hi * (11 i i Denier *1 ICHULH B ID D IN G CO. Second anil Park Is Tommy Omar tod * Magnolia Ph 1222 ll'Sieen, former employ# of he­ *ftnd” ■■■baggac. Mgr. rninolc Count) Motors Mr 6 y*a Mandar'a III 0 p. an. ll'Sieen extrnda a welcome tn everyone In slop and ace him at Used 21” Admiral TV wilh ha-.his new lor-alien______________ and indoor antenna only ir'PA cemplele. GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE 111 R PARK AVE . SANF'OBD. FUk. FURNISHED 3 Room, bath, full kitchen By week or month. Flvt Points Motel, $ miles South on 17 02. Window Sills — Liatels Flu* Block* - Cradle Blocks Grease Trap* — Dry Walla. Miracle Caecret# Ce 3N Elm Axe Ph. IX NBT-leBa Oak /■'*, • U j -Ii and l'jni|i I , . a j "i jn | Jiry '.­ li -tied l.j'indry ill -no |t-v i lr itung Sotstliwiil«» I nundromal Seulh Mile I'oodnistl It'd*, ina l ast 25th SI. I' li .K SKkV1< K -77 I. 2 S|*crd r r.chcwcun llrnt «"n- L U .•ull-nanc rb. 5 will 1 Sanford |toi<v*«r Tir.l _ RESTAURANT ’ -21 TAILS BOUGHT SOIJ» TRADED Un» Itrri'a Uae# Cara Sanlivrd A»» Ir lllh SI is M rUts/ IWsals/ Tralleis— ^ IS CI.F.AR ANTE SALE 1925 I \ IMil 10 • an I I'M II MOTIIBH 1 . I. H P. FATNRUIIE. Tint like a top and beat* rowing $212*1 i li P SCOTT ATWATER. reOniahed TWO 5 II EVINRl'Ur. ZEI II5 If ( Your thnirei ......... * *• 1 •• r. HORSE WIZARD ........... 2ii«/u 7S MERCURY. No lloiiom C»wl $115.00 10 II FTHF.SToNK with FuelI) Alatir ‘I ank 1117 AI in If. Lxhtnmg MECRURY 2125.00 MERCCilY ll-imcane with 3 rxtra |vr-sr»-l!rr« Jlhj (At IS II. S< OTT-AnVATER Complete with Rrmoto ronIrol lias and control cable— null ................ ............. tl'9 03 Al«n many mn'or* torn down for used p.rti. ilcaionablc. DUNCAN PIIYFE 9 pc. Mnh«gany dining room suite, reasonable Will well separately If desired, also Duncan Phyfe Mahogany n-OOK sanding and (Inuiung Sofa, $72 Phone 1213 X-W. 4leaning, waamg Servliig Semi noto County since 1923. U. M NOW OPEN CIcmoo. Lake Vary. MUSK'S 111 WAY VEGETABLE MARKET INSTALLATION of Uonlcum. Car­ F’reah Vegetables dally from our pets, Tllea. farm In you. Strawberries by Snnfnrd l.inolrom R Tilt* Co. late December 127 W. 1st St. Phone 1917 *a-Mil# Weil of Monrne Cor. on Ml. Dora Road Open ‘III R p m BICYCI-K PA IN TIN G PHONE 770 J. Storage until X-Ataa Maaley'a Bik* hhon FULLY Automatic Writinghosisr On Sal* While Thev Isvi! I’hoa* 2431 Rang*. Used t h r * e <lsys. 2 1 0 K. 4th St. New 1042 Model I VINRl IMIS Phon* 450-R. 111. LKillTWIN, (Sold Out) 7*x FLEKTWIN. (Sold Out) FOR SALE - G. E Vinmm 15 If. FASTW IN Sal# $319 SO Cleaner, on* year old Excellent 15 If. " Demonstrator JZgj.OO condition. Phon* 1*95 J It II HIGTWIN— (Sold Outi If. Eire. Marling Very slightly used GE Refrigcra House cleaning • Windows, Walls, 22Big Twin - ..............$1*1 V) Floor*. Phono D. C. Caldwell, lor Reg. $239 03 redure-l t> 23 II. Filer. Dcmmitrator .. 2123 1140-J. $INI3 GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE KNVF.LOI'KS, Uttemead*. state­ COMPLETE OUTFIT SPECIAL”. J ________PHONE 222_________ ments. invoirei. band balli. and GUM. Aluminum nr Mahogany Ilea's Many new models Just p r o g r a m s , etc Progresalv* SOFA — Excellent rendition. 2RS arrived. PnatiDg Co. Pboa* 4'N - 40J Gat-r trailer* al»n several mo* W**t Uth SL drls of uted boats A trailers on hind, priced reasonable. URNTfURE — Ilk* new, Paul McCohte. tobacco finish, tabic and t chrlrs, I N . Solid cherry large round coffee table and corner lable, $ 1 2 0 for hmh. Sectional sofa, $120. Bahama couch $140.. Solid walnut double cbfit. $02 . «'• GK TV. Air- con dilioner, on* ton unit, llho. 12 0 1 F erm i Drive, or Phone ini r- n rvcningv |iy app«intmr>it.i 9119.95 THREE-Room furniibed Apart­ ment. Couple. Phon* 23*2, 2 12 Palmetto. Writer fleraea. lac. to HOLIDAY TURKEYS ATT ENT IH\ Seminole Turkey Farm located «>n MEN nr \\•niirn intn---tnl in Sur Rrvardall twar Chase A Co. vcy wnrk at )"ur h'l'urv \ *•« > W'svh houve. I'hort* III-X-AI. i*i ftiable. t all ' Lnwrr- 2~Tnnm Apt- •»<! bath. W *F i iZ 1955 RCA TV with Indoor antrnna ()nlv 1125 nu — Easy trims at GOODYEAR SERVICE STORK PHONE 222 j J Bedream r —inia Bleck f VA — $223 Down Payment $M. Per Month P A I Kitchen Fully Quipped. Art fait to c booit colors and tile, 14 )W. 21 E P A M P K C T T K E P H I M S E L F A <TOLL> TWO Bedroom Apartment. Clean, attractively furnished. Uae of SMALL 2 Bedroom, close to Garage and telephone. $72. t*wn and school*. Racmtly re­ modeled. $1,720. Phon# 1ST. _______ I Room Apartment. All utilities furniibed Furnace heat. Clean, well furnished. Navy or Retired couple. IN Holly, Phon* 01R-M. iL nb E U V C K -R O A D F O L K - IK Wet*. 1st St. and 3 Room Phon# 2460-J. • 10 i4- all MCE BEDROOM. Privat# en­ trance and Hath. Ph. 2029-W. I 4I " "a Use our lay-a-way Plan on Toy*, Kicyclrv, and small -Ap|>I' vn- a-a Ea*v Term- at JOTCHENETTE Apt*. 2 Room furnished Cottage. Clark's Tour­ ist Coun. 17-02, on* block Bouth of City limit*.________________ FURN. Efficiency Apt. Highway 17 02 South City Limits. Phon* 2517-W. Slumheiiand Court. 5 1 Lots For Sale in Boat wood Floors, Automatic Washer and Dryer, only tJ<00. down. Just one monthly nayment Horn* Appliances, and Furniture only bedroom CB houae, (or sale or $ 2 1 0 mo. Call for appointment. 2 trade equity for house trailer. Phone B22-R. Not Too Goad To Re True 2 BR. MODERN home, $7,000 W. nearly new, overlooking fiahaU* t a t i o a row balm Lake Jessup (all tha privilege* without th* upkeep*, l i miaul** ARMT-NAYT BUI PLUS from Sanford or Orlando. Cots, blankets, jackets, shoes, booti tarpaultna, luggage, paint II,M* DOWN 2 1 0 Kanfnrd Ave. LARGE Attrariivcly decorated 2 BR. CB. til* bath, ample 2 r. Advertiser* ar* request** to Residential DUtrirt of Sanford: NOTHING EI-RK TO BUY Hfy th* Want-Ad Department Im­ also sand beach frontage on mediately of any t m t *, Ib Jm U 2 BR. - CB. Nicer Section. Com­ Crystal lake. Call 252 after pletely furnished (Hous* and ads, as Th* Saaford Herald will b* •:50 p. m. Furniture Like N*w», Wellrcapooilbl* for only on. toedmet landscaped— Tile Bath, Hard­ tosertion. BEDROOM upfumUhed Kitchen equipped. iJYmivewnnd I. riv.ne 2504-W. tki Dmtlwkf CROSSWORD I F T H A T D U M B V A R M I N T C A N S T A N D IT , Y O U S U R E 1A R E " D U M B E M O U G H T O r S Q A K Y O U I5 F E E T A N H O U R J ____ L I K E D O C S A I D ----------- convenient location. Beautiful kitchen equipped with 0. E. Range, Refrigerator, and Dlvnoaal. If you requiro a quality home, you should »ee Ihu. Priced at $13,100 Terma. ham*. Hate) M. Field. Doudney, Land Surveyor, By STANLEY S E ^ G P A M P * I T S A jO T T O O H O T ------ (um ii ui iiuU| jw ai mi§iiiwii itiwwi, FURNISHED upatalr* 2 Bedroom Apt 300 E. 4th St. Phone 341. Ever thought about THE OLD'HOME TOWN ROBSON Rporting Goods Fvlarwd# Sales k Servlre 104 K. 1st RL Ph-oe 000 14 Ft. RUNABOUT equipped with steering whrel am* raring throilie. 14 Hor*« FIRESTONE with raring prop , Gator Trailer. All only a year old. Kxrrlk-nt con­ dition. $5oo. full price. Yuu name th* terms. Call .” 21-21 or 2 8 2 1. ItIMM ritsinksKivinsr Dinner COMPLETE DINNFIIt it 50 ChlMrrn * Portion. *ic .V'eved family Style Ml Ynil Can Eat Krr\r*1 \rwin |i| 3 h m (KI.I.HY CITY G ltll.li 212 .MagnuU* Ave. FOR RENT I.arr* 2 Bedroom Furniihad Apartment. 510 Magnolia Available Now! A. K. ROSSKTTKK, Floilat Phon. 213 �r Uvfef AsiaTte! fWHERE I Grad Jury H*:r CAN Woodward S'onr YOU GET... K n T tx A * ? ? —t *r L*.jr V f u t . aur-ty ***tr l-r n ^ t * a n a n T m ilra n-as "a»c tiicrt «?i»— it r ' itjj f_ lift* srr—t r m m j hr FOR THE BEST Financing Terms f!0 Itd 4 Ft *•** t t jr » F3f p tiM mn t" r. unT*uliit)w ®rt* !rr*t* l^Trsf to rn * tot o-jc^lum nc .tin u ^ jjl !t3f tiff fetor tot *: u ** fltmfTr:. !? r t » 'ttur t - J3 u r .* .i iilv as frr t torm |u»rr**tr t MSft I? JfjT jJ #* »*iB r » t"U H* ?n*W 7i*t a Hm { r u n t * y - r V MuTr u^* r ir V ir* ^ » » [_ •* t * *, YOU?. 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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, November 22, 1955 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 22, 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 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 22, 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/b29293047d6721c8350d0b0df8d6646a.pdf 6e9cf5a6512c2d53f273dfb985607e8d PDF Text Text y * * f - 4 - f i f: t i �SThe # m tfo rd Hsferatt* TOUt M W 3PA FU DEFENDS TOUK NIGHT TO KNOW! ■ AN I N D E P E N D E N T D A ILY N E W S P A P E R Car Fails To Make Curve, Crashes •Into Swamp, Brush A 1Did Cadillac p aiten ser auto• mobile, traveling amith pn State Road * « . failed to make the rurve at the Lake Monroe Rridgr early th u morning and craahed into the swamp and bruih nearly 230 feet off tha highway. The car waa a iota lot* and had In be cut out of the underhnuh and trees into which it had hurt!* 'JUd. Apparently out of control, the automobile did not turn over but amaahed haadon and buried its front wheel* into w ater and muck. Tha accident recurred thorily after oo# o'clock when the automobile, driven by Mra. ta u lie Heberlia. tT-yaar-old houiewife of 24M Laurel Ava., left the highway Immediately south of tha Lake Monroe Bridge a i it attem pted to round the sharp curve. • M n Heberlm sustained a brok­ en right band and complained of shoulder pains when she waa confmed at the loeet hospital. The steering wheel of the ea r »a» bad­ ly bant as aba waa thrown against tt from tha im part. Cecil B. Heberlm, It-year-old railroad man. aod huiband of the driver, received a severe gash ■n hia bead when ha was thrown • Inui the windshield. He also reJ Y eeived a cut on hia left elbow. Florida Higher v ******* C arl W Ottani, tares tigs Ung the accident geld th a t tha automobile was apparently traveling a t a high ra ta of speed. However, he noted th a t there were no skid marks immediately discernible a t tha arena early this morning. Tha automobile w ai a total !n«t with the front end compleiely dr^ m o iib e d , Use doors twisted nut. l'* a n d the body boot. Property loss v a a ' set at approximately gJ.JOO. M r*. Tom Boyd, 73, Dios T h is M orning Mr*. Tom Boyd. Tl. pissed away this morning at the home of her daughter and aon-ln-law. Mr. and W. P in t S t , after a short illness, i i j f r i . B. B. Bronson S r , at 1110 r / She was boro April S. IMS hi , T am pa sad had lived In Sanford m eat of her Uf*. Mra Boyd wig a m em ber t t the F irst Baptist O ttrcfc here. Surrtrees a r t three children. Mra. K. B. S n s son g r , Sanford; Ches tor Bovd. Sanford; Lloyd Boyd. Or la VM u; one brother, Henry Bowwll. R an t City; It grandchild­ r e n , a n i If graat-erandchildren. ¥ F una'al sendees will be held st f.SO p m. Wednesday at the Brts aon Funeral Hama with Dr. W. F. Brooks J r. Offlelalioc and the Rev. t> L. B ra'rsrd Sr. assisting. Burial will bo in Sylvan Lake Cemetery. low construction of homrs in the less than 1,600 feet living spice re ­ quirement. Alresdy. lb# Zoning and p u n ­ ning Commireion of the City has recommended a change in rexonmg to a lew R1AAB which wily! require only 1.300 feel in the liv­ ing ares Bratley txlbam, head of Odham and Tudor, In c . who proposed the new subdivision, says' that homes upward of (he original requirement for the Mellonville area will be built directly on Meilonville Avr However, the le iir r spare will h* le.rrv cd for othrr sections of the plat Other ttem i on the agenda that will be discussed or handled dur­ ing the meeting will include an ap­ pointment to the Zoning and Plan­ ning Commission, a revolution fnr Ihe late Elton J. Houghton, a re­ port from the City Attorney in regards to services beyund the ell) limits, the discussion o! s re ­ quest to use Ihe present hovpital building on Oak Ave. a« a home lor the aged, the vacating of an east-west alley at Ihe rra r of 107 W, lDlh St., and the authori­ sation for tha completion of the agreements with Odham and Tudor. Inc , in regards to w atrr and sewer. Items tdded to the original agenda and to ro m t before the commissioners tonight tnctudw, discussion of tha sewrr lip fee ne new elt)-constructed lines not m ats wed la Ihe Water and Sewer project, the vscaling of the streel right-of-way west of Lake Gem, and the discussing of bids on Fire Department uniforms. Couple Celebrates 64th Anniversary At Lake Mary Home Jaycees Are Urged M c R o b e r t s Hamrick Assigned Heads To Help During Duly As Assistant Christmas Parade Firm Operations Oilicer Franchise Held ________ _ _ ___ _____ ____ head of thh# firm, points put some of the finer potnts of (he tire they ar* d lstti’jutm g. I left to right Mrs, C. C. Il#nd*rsnti, secretary; Willie Hunt member of the firm ; Dale Emery, Special R* .uescntatixe; W k Mr Roberts, W. E. "Hack” Butler. Special Repre»»nuiive- erd Kirhv Fite, gale, Co-onlinatot. S taff l*hotoi Sanford Manufacturing Company Is Faced With Space Problem “ i Local Ministers Preach To Large Audiences Sunday Beginning the Thankagivrlng Season, Sanford churchgoers heard xrnnoni of varying topic* as local m inister, preached to a continu­ ing larger audien<ea in obser­ vance of tha Sabbath Day. P astor Perry I* Stone of the Mr. and Mre. Zemrt E. Smith of f ir s t Christian Church prearhed Lake Mark celebrated Ihcir *Mh Sunday morning from F.ph. J:1f) tedding anniversary Saturday. on “Grace, the F re t Gift of God.** Mrs. Smith, bedfast for the past He said, “Wa era saved by g racq, H- very bait dChealth, and h ir ova* hand not able to he about as spry is be once was. relrbrated a quiet rnnivarsary at Ihe homa of their lon-mlaw and daughter. Mr and Mrs W T. Bailey, at Lake Mary. The Sm ith, were married Nov. II. 1191 in Belington. W. Va. «nd came to Florida from Charlottesvine, Va m 1PJ3 Mrs Smith will eelebrste her Uth birtM sy on Dee. 14 and her husband will celebrate an Mth birthday on Jan. 3 They were honrred at the Annual Pioneer Meet­ ing as u i couple that had been married the longest. Bnrn t<> Mr. and Mrs. Smith were eight ea’jdren, 14 grandchildren »nd 11 great grandchildren. There have been only tvso deaths hi this large group of descendants, a son George L Smith waa killed In an en-thf-tnb accident and ona great grandson diad in Infancy. Children of tha Smiths a r t a am, Emery C. Smith, Washington D. C., three drughter* living in Virginia, Mra. Mona Miller at «cuth Boston, Mre. J Trank Davis and Mra. Ella Kilii of CharlMtesvilli, and three daughters resid.ng in Lake Mary, Mra. Bailey, Mra. W. B Harrison a.ut Mrr. Ed Zimmerman. Manv friends Joined in wishing this couple many more years af m arried happiness aa they celebrat­ ed thew anniversary Saturday. tm i Mre. 1 « H R - . No. 122 A v a t l i l f d P r « » I w n l W irt New Industry Is Formed In Sanford 9 -Item Confronts Boar A n;a»-lt«m agcndi t i l l l i f t lh# Board o( Sanford City Com. tnisiioncrs tonight at lha adjourn#d mtcting of Nov. It. Th» lengthy senion. beginnim at I o'tlcok in the City Comitml.o n tr 't Room. will poailbly draw one of the larg#»t audencfs *lnce . the annexation question was being dtvcuiitd. It it gxptcled that m e r a l »«m i .Rwill tome up from the floor and •long with the public hearing on the retonlns of an area on MelIrtnviUe Axe. near 2(>th St. In at h ie through T urediy. fnntinr.rd t«>l Interior *#ct>wi of north mil central Inflight, mine whst t n n t r [iirtiligr. * m ss w Weather fcr G o d s. feefWhqx -mom *, ble *1 Intend to live In Sanford and berom* a part nf on* of th* fin­ est communities I have aver been In.'* said Gerald F. T. “Jerry ' M eltter. head »f the operation* m Sanford of th* Sanford Manu­ facturing Company. "N ot only do 1 plan to Hi# her# in Sanford, but our plant man­ ager, Morris Siotaky live* h*r# S o n ar, at geminate High Snbool and all of our more than *4 em­ are getting a p»mt-bv-p«mi pic­ ployes who a r t turning out San­ ture of thr banking busm en as ford shirt* and pajamaa th at gn official, and meenbers of th* staff Into practically every market in nf Ftoiida State Rank take ihe the nation,” said Meltter. graduating class through their “ W* are faced with a Mg pro­ facilities, in group* of jn to 11 aludeeils, gram. howrever." said M eltier, "a* wr* try t« find spar* suitable to th* hug* 1944 graduating elas* is expand in and then to secure the being honore-i a t luncheon, given flapring the erection of such a a wold picture of th* effect of tb# hanking huxin*** on the building to meet our needs.** community, to d aogn* of th* phiPointing In the more than *4 In*ophio* of tha loan department, em pltyts, stalely parked in a and then itaown itha mA'hlM spare four times too *maR far th* method,, wnd atnpv waed hi hank­ operation*, M eltter revealed that from IS to JS per rent great ef- ing and loans. One nf ibe esriling rmwiiMil* ftrtenry could he gamed with th* during lb* luncheon w»i the additional rnnm. handling of *2<i.dOO in lio n hill# S tarting with 30 machines as an *i thr pad of r ir r r ic y wax pass­ etperim ent in this area, there are ed from on* student to wdlrer to now 45 machines in th* building -get the feel" nf h«wr money is located on Sanford Ave at Fifth bandied in th*# Florida Slate ^ „ r|, ers ate it elbow space Hank. with r a n o u , hpe* of m *,htnety itenatnr Douglaa .Steiturnm. * edged Into *par* heller.skelter in­ guest of tb* bank for th* occa­ stead nf in normal order nf in­ sion, *i*o# to th* student* on l ho stallation. Office spare i, limited importance nf saving and »'f tb« to room for only one ,te*k for ts n lc f l which Ihe tank tender* management, shipping, a d re­ its dsposltoix Per st or Sun*1" " " cords. The Parking room is jam ­ explained "the way in which med to rapacity with w orkers! twnki serv* tha public and ti-o climbing over hoses waiting for I-art It I *v* in the rounly » shipment. Storage i« relegated to yinwth. «"'l imP®rt«P>c ax * SHS Seniors Get Point-By-Point Tour Through Local Bank ^ix-jiv* favor (award ne despite eur guilt of sin. (trace It not attained by nur own doing—tl I* a free g ift bestowed on penitent believer*. It is utterly unmerited; and cannot He earne-I py morality, obaarvanc# of the le w , or pious practice*. C raie U not attained by work*. text an,' man should boast. We are created in Christ J e m , for good work*. G rate la the root of good works, not tha f ru it God bestows th* gift nf grace upon u t hecauv* of our faith In his Ron. fiiacs I, not nf ourselves hut faith certainly is. Faith is not th ru st upon us irresistibly or pre­ sented to us miraculously. God has revealed himself; and we are free to believe nr disbelieve the ereditr V T r , " ’" ; ' V ' T T u rk iT p re iid e m of -b . *Me testimony of th# Word of that ran be mu. ' cred. P rc .in g of . ^ ^ t(,,„ • th . God But God'a premise of bless­ th . g arm ent. ,, In open overheat- ^ „ h g r.d u .U o g ing depends on our faith. our re­ ed ap*c* with the parkaging of , th#, ..w# i r , p toud to sponse to his offer of salvation. meechandia* m anufacture] tak in r 'h w r guests a n t » • Faith Is not a coldly sterile, e r over cutting tab!* spare th a t I*! w art show vmi tbio^j. • th* arldly Intellectual belief, but a needed fer Ihe rilin g til* of nrexplain Ju*t • a a rtlf warm, creative eapenenr*. th* ^ r e i v e d dally xT. oPe,«ie peram ut aommitment of nur whole' I“ ‘ * ,r " __ iJth the xcpl, L j , . ,i *r* turning down orders Al lun. ncon stix ei to L n n it. ( h it at Uaat IfW people ahnuld o t, r.epteaeniatix* Sol** * The Rev. Daxdd B. ra rn e fii, b* putting together," M eltier laid Williams J ' ; Superintendent nf pastor of the Chriatian and Mis­ “ it la even Impoaaibl* for tix t« * I'ublu InatrucUon It T. 'til^ r * . sionary Alliance Thutch uaed e* clean up evrept nn the weekend, Mr, Gertrud* |lmgf#M«r. M m hi* subject yexterday. "Th# Kind herauxe of th# dlaruption of our Relwtra Stex*ns of the Remlnol* of Thanksgiving That ii not De­ setup at present,” he commented. High School staff, and W illu l*apendent Upon Circumstances •• “ We haxe a r#»nrd of a 32 week cork rashier of th* bank. nixid*d into two groups, th* Thanksgiving Day ie a celehra- operation with oo loia of work tion peculiar tn thie great n atio n 1 and time nn the part of our em­ a*rond tour of th» bank was mad* i t M tiaard as Page rig h t) | ploy#*." said M eltier. "even in tb* conducted by President *nd LaeWer Paatock of the uatik * far* of these eimxded e«ndilinns." f f of officials. W# are finding it n*eenarv tn , u [tails, l oop, the bank s personbuy our material* such • • elnih, •1 loan officer eiplamod th . ..p»rthread, buttons, boars, end ol’-rr *' Iren » in item , th at g . Into the m anufacture“ itold •» " "the nt seniors. ,h * ,#a?- I'd like to inipie'V of th.-xe item*, on a week i-x-orc ' ,p..n >..u the value of Ukii.g r*** basis because of th* lark of stor­ '■ of your trad it, far »•« " " " age spar*, h* aiplalnrd. know when you will nerd It. However, eur tales ar* expand­ Froen nn* sid. of me bank t« ing but our operating unit Is nnt th* other, th* atudent* got Drst expanding with them, tha local hand inform ation od tb* »»3 * Hanford Manufacturing Company lank opeiatea. It* prdtrie. and head rom m rnled. Me are turning how accounts, loans, saving*, ami down order# r e try day heeaui# other aervloa ara handlnd. “H s th . f**l af money that of this rendition and wo have been looking at this tarn* future really lmpres»*m m*.” oo# student for |h* past tia or seven months, u * i heard l*lting another "I did­ n't know they had *o much *f h« xatd. Explaining hi# n**d fnr tpars, it h 're." M eltier said that four times the •pat* la nreded fnr tb# packing trie *»«!rig maehiiv#.1 departm ent, three times the epa-e Hyman M eltier. father of tha for the presting department, three local head. I* president «f lh» mor* huge cutting tables are nerd parent organliation and al*n of ed tn keep tip with Uih* demand the barfnrd M anufarluring To. for eur product which hoars Ihe •Jerry” 3l»lli#r said. “ We do ail ram * "Sanford”. In addition, said of our buying, wherever pnm blr, I MelUer, four new machine# are*on in-ally fnr w* h tllre t In spending ! Cm way her* and I have no place our money for materials whet* ] to put them. it wiil do lh* most good. "Wa hav* an annual payroll row Rut, our hlg problem la this, be of a naar q u arter million deHart explained, wa ar# op#r*ting with i and w* expect t* employ a t least 9.000 fre t of floor apar* where w# ' one third m ere people Immediate­ need upward of 10 to 19 thousand. “ Certainly, w* ara honeful of ly when w* g et Into a new build­ ing,** Meltaer commented. solving our prnhlrnti her# In *1 am her* ta eupervise th* Ranford. #i»d stay h#r*,'' M eltter orerall operation,” he said. "My ■aid. "W# Ilka It her# and * • hav# fam ily haa b are (fi th!* bustnasa aa *werm«a* Investment. but wa h e Tl years, my grandfather w at a n i l hav* apace nteoaiavr for a a a a t tith* aur ago retire* ," h Tb# A. mine'# I'otniv Junior • imhe* ot Cnmmere* will not hold .clr r.-j Isr Thursdsv lunrh.ron meeting due t. the Thankxgivmg Day hot pay. kccfwdin; to Ihe Isvree Inures! d 'teisl public .lion of (he local Junior rn sm b er of rom m erc# Or g an iri'n o the next meeting of the g.uiup «1*1 h* held on Thurxds), Dec I M rmS'r* .J th* local Javrce group *•• u r;rd to volunteer for xerxic* d iam r the .layer* Met Ctsnlt Axsorlatinn t'hrtxtm si Pa rede tlai*d for Kednasdsy, Nor 10. I M P tr. Rallovni will b# sold during Ihe psrad* to tsivc fundi tor the an nual Ocphsnx Shoopmt Tour Of final* xty that Ihe mre* balloons arid will msan mor* money thexe i l ildren will have to spend ” 4n appral la also being made for the loci! lavree memb*tx tn send m their ra rd i aialmg the houri Ihal can be worked by Ihe member during ,ih# "M ayfair tnn Opeo *. J ’ vcees are ••going ah out” l-i lend mg liteir aupt-urt to th* tourr ament Cabbage Acreage Shows Increase In Markef Area ‘Tahbate screax* xhnwt an In creaif in Ihe Sanford Market urea." arenrdtni lo Randy Ander •on. manager of ihr Tsnfnrd Rlslr Fsimnrs' Meikrl In Ms Ialtu1.ilinn uf fall crop irrraeo lo 1, B wti, ttireclor of ihe Florida Alai# Farmers* Markets. "Vegetable irreag* |w fh# Rin ford Oviedo Rlav la-Ijikc H .rt Iron", aa of Nnv I,” isid M sn ji'rr Sandy kndcrxon, ‘‘.hows *n In ere*re ,rf Ml a rre t uver IP* cor responding period laH vesr ( auliflower acreage Increased ai acret ami Iceberg le itu ra 41 acres However, liter* is a dr n e * '* in olhcr items with b ean s showing the g rra tfsi with ! « acres less Ther* are tr u e r dr. creases m criery, Boston Iciiuce, eaca role, rhickurv and rnmainr and other Hems The overall acre a te Nov. I totaled J.'.H a c r e , as eom paird 0* 1 171 acres on this dal* last vear A pari of lh* eel riy decrease is attributed to ihe l ake Hart acreage being convert ed to pail lira gr and therefore noi being farmed this year.” ‘ Last week the Rinlnrd Mar bet grntaed in #iea>( of 9M #nn for gn ItT packages Ig varw tiei of produce Rears, eelery, eorn, eunim heri, eocoreh# squash and citrus led tn robim #," Anckraon reported “ Rapidly hxcreeiing vedum* a I lh* Fort My art lia ta FariMrs* Market,“ ia repocied by M anarer Hmry BUI* Jr. “ However, prices ar* at such a low l#i*l on mn,i items growers are harel# reccn mg harvesting and parkaging ensia," ha said. 35 Congratulated Tb# Rverulive Officer al lh# Ranfnrd Naval A nviliiry Air h 'a linn personally corgraluialed s#rh man in a 35-man grnup last week when they received certificates of advancement Commander It. C Cole* Jr., NAAR Kseeutiv* Offic*e pre,*nted the certificate* of #4v*nr*mfnt snd commended lh* group for Iheir iniiialiv*. For Florida, Cuba \k -h an cx»l n e !i •firtii«r f’»r ibe Stale nf i ' »n 1 * - f| fflf Ctik* a new induatn i> err; i1rd tn fmd with r -p ic e n ta ' xt* tr a *pi­ mg throughnid th* v a le an<1 nkrr the entire idand nf Cnlu •Vkiih mmpirt# confidence in Ihe fulure fm Flnnda and for Ihr island of Cuhs, * said W K Mr R 'Scrls. ilislribuinr fur the I'en man ruslom h till lire. • »c arc e,tahli*hing nur bim n co here to take r a te of the expanding lra>le and Ihe continuing gt..nlh nf Ihe Stale ” Two rrpre.cni»iivc. nr Hunt ktcRohcitx Hmt,er.i;c t> ■ ui wilt lia ie l Ihr entue area where the excluxue fianchts* tux been granted "With oxer 70 xcars com hmrd experience in Itie maa>r lire lndu*trtes of ihe rnuntrx,” • aid Mcflobeits who hradx lh* W at III* distributorship. “ * • ate •qtilppvd to icrve e irry tlr* need nf lh* entire area ” Rpecial reprc.enlaiii #i P ile F.merv and W. F ‘ Much" Biiller, will tra«e! for th* conerrn with K i'b j Fit*, sales rnordinstnr for Mi* firm. Pale Emery la s former Eastern Sales Manager (nr the lin k Cur pur at ion and ha. ipent Jt sear a in nn* of th* matoi lire Industrie* W K ' Huck'* tlu llrr tpeiil ?J veai* with the mat-w rulilier conntrlaf of the nation. \k . k . MeRoherts, heading the fum . has (pent an additional 77 years with mamr m m ptm ea snd m husintM lor himself. Explaining lh* aHup nf thr ne.c nrganixalii<n eigx, r wring out of San lord Mr Roberts laid that there will h* a rompiei# w arebnus# •lock her* so Ihsl shipments ran lie inane In ail punts from lh* lo cal source. Me Rubella said " Penman Tire, are not new lire. It hat b* *n a quality lire for II .e a rs Ant he continued. “ It haa been our eon lent ion that tl* Denham tire Is a bit belter than the tun of Hm null due lo additional c.mtml during manufacture nf the Hr* and the additional m ip n lu n lha is glie# Iherti after manufacture '' Commneied lli» new firm hcatl I ( awlinned nn I'agr lig h ti Road Department Has Grass Problems ff planning bx mow your f»onl lawn makes you luesl, hist ihmh of th* pnblcm a of Ihe Rial* Road Peparlrrent Last year th* maintenanr* rti vision of th* Road Depart men! mowed so average nf thrr* tlmrv th* I.V),0<«» srpias* arics sdjarent to stale h ( h a m -o r a fi fool wide stilp of » 'a u fil? iwv miles loof "Pie |11 mow ng units of the Slat# Rusd fleparlnicnl Iraxeted Ihe rqinva'en'. nf nsarlv !d Urn*a atnun.1 lh* earth n rr.-mtainlng th* grass right* nf * av along mm# than 12.fWO mllcx nf prim lev snd secop •Dry fiid v iccmdtng In R C Rsnncrman Jr maintenanr* *n ; neer A lthn, i -i nesilv tPioisW annually !• *xp. n i d to maintain lh**# I'ghts of wav Ranneiman said, Ihe ccxl is a-.iv m oot compared In ihe taxiegs hum rroxlnp and olhcr damage to rnaj shoulder* which Is prevented lav punt ne nf grasa. ! etc t r ll.xm- ,-k a hn 1^ repnitej In the .«»cfn-d Naval \u srx tie Jt| alion, ha * bc'n 4* Atgr.cd duM *• . V sislact lip - s»inn* Ilff 1. *r , a'cnrd ing to an nnnA'intf*m*nt w *■!^ 'hf tha In. r a 3 \ a 4 v u f t%1f1a t1 ^an fir Ha-mi . hv, t.c*n selected fnf rronuiiinn In Comirander, a nrdi<e In the wrekt* H* it i" - «if three t**1 i* inter pilot* now ahn*rd the W at S' \ \ A, In til l. lU n'itrk entered th* *.«'* thtoiigh th# \ ‘a»at Cadet p.ngran, snd w ss first ass gnrd tn d uly w ith R -u lm e R-yuadm ^ 7”. I m slalinn'.f st Norfaik, Va. rirx • p In T 'fprdn Rquadrctl Fn ir, s mar J th# CRR tlangsr nperallng m th ' kt’anlic, h* wax shifted to the P srtf’c aboard IVg I -S ti nker lilt; and l*t*g M thu t SR E sse,. < * I.isir. Raiwrieh rstanayd , t a thu ^tatra in I f lb and atsTyirej 'itati ' N kAB Charlestown, t . I. a t f'i*raUM * Offirer. H* waa the* assigned to tb* t J"! Kfnrsvrg* fnr a tour of duCy af!*r which he attend'd th* Gen* era) l.in* School, later bw om ief kdm lnltirativ* o rf rcc nf HMD rrplcc Hralnlng Upit On*. In Sepl.nibr tn ’.l Hamrick wag ssugne.l i„ llriicnpicr Rquadrmi Two at fjtkehurxt, N, J. II • inurnllale prior assignment, before coming In th* RsnforH N a. val Auxiliary Air Rlalinn, ws* ag k sslsl.n l Air Officer aimaid thu 1 4 1 .Midway. Landscaping Allen Appearance Of New Memorial Hospital F sn fm J'* Rumtar atchlw**'* ■ere rWUghif it's lurpriaskl U n s sinking chaug* of s|<v<wianr* if*, ninth etevntinn oC th^ - eitnnnla I V i n l i kteoinrisl pmrt ,4 tha U p t . sl'tV nf l**,l •cvqUIXg. PffisnaU ar* happy abmil lb* pcngPM* Ihat. is g m1. . I• and ar* hnpwful ibat ,j.--.« wj|J ho ■vpnn fn* p ilM ila early m J a n - uacy. Raibwe than wwit for s p rig g in g u» grox* *ud *,>**r (iw f r o n t groun.l* of lha building that i* nn » n e a n r g enmplellnn th# trust*** d« rld»«i In have soil laid, Thn g t e ' r t rwrfwlipg thus provided around th# allra rtiv a entrnnee i»i* o ff Ihu new e«lifIro in x fina co ntrail. In addition In the f i rrn*wrnr<i the,* a-* pliinifl.* palm, and aim * *hrui shrubs that aid their note* nf beauty. aivf 4 Tf> t hfi lb# «firi£ «r«r»ac ha* Hs1 ri*>n• *p 1 thu* «p(Tnlalfr #) «1« in haa h*. rx n'fml* ta It••**!» th# 1■malt p* tch> t <»f jf'iaB't f r nvkiiitf | hrrr II still a Tare# arrl if*it i»f tha fii uin.ta mui*'■ h# ief in !*’*n nt m tly In On* • itulh •ruf fa»uU *r* t u f tli» nr« •Inir luia Tlow r>| IXNIB h a lt Irfj'n !aift out •nd (h» i.rrni• 1a th n of th# . 11 to in*Ufa he]ai'hy growth for th* r mui lhat pi -■ (4 nnlinurd nn 4‘jgr t igbll ★ ★ tAr ilkF# j iillt 1STSpr ta y .^ i- MCMIHOLB JO S M T A L au ti ywatarua? ||n s,.« I’sl for ii now h#s |hw s.t >rnu y W tiM M �* Fact S i M ob. N ot . S I, 1955 T H E SA N FO R D H E R A L D t i i i 't > RAE FO LEY CHAPTTIt TWENTY m m friend* had hern paeilng the "I forget—w hat w*ra wa talk­ his mother'* ing am u t?" hou*e, talking of hunaL The word* had n m o l to th* small child, who cried out. In anguish and denial, "No. no, not In th* ground!" With hi* toy spade he had begun to dig frantically, furloualy, hysterically, trying to And hia t a t mother. "I remember my fleet meeting with him." Albert aald, a tender smile curving hia lip*, -f waa a little frllow, a runt without any physical courag*. and Roger, even at fifteen, waa at* feet tall and powerfuL lla had th* gm'.lmeaa nf a perw>n ao atrnng h* never had to fight. 1 came on him In the vrnrda. I wanted to climb a tree hut I waa afraid. Ho w* did our homework together and, then Roger helped me climb a tree to the topmost branch that would hear our weight. And I wasn't afraid at all because Roger was there." He wan ailent for a long time, bis eyra shining aa ha relived that moment. "Y o u know, R o g a r brought me and my wife together. I’d haen fond of Ueaal* for a long time ta t I'd never have dared ask hrr to marry ma If IlngT hadn't encouraged me." Ik a u n u ? lo ts aaktd herself. Kanalic T Idealist 7 What was Al­ bert really 7 A perfectionist, at any ra ta It must hava been diffi­ cult for Roger Ilrtndl* to live up to aurh a picture. No w<*vVr h* had ammded an tired toward the end. Ho deep*rately tired. Tired to turn on th* gas? aha BESSIE K i n n r r m a t have to r n mi Um look nut bream # *h« eputMl th# door of the rreen er<U f < and allpped outM'U before U « i could knock. 'A lbert'* *11 keyed iit ." aha atld Ml a Iam vrMc*,.Mbut don't let him m r himself out. Ha w asted to f M up and drraa for you but I hid M l clothe*." Albert wa* the grewtent dMl* BtotaumBt Lota had encountered. Ha waa a amatl man with a head too heavy for hi* acrawnr neck, a t e a forthmd but a r#e#dmg chin. "Thank you for rnmUig, Mr*. W sunc.* ba aai<1 la a ready once and aha wondered why on earth a with aurh a vote* had at* speed to apeak fmm a pulpit. In I ha wa* propped high on ptlLrn* look the chair that had pulled up heeoda him. "Clear Binea I beard about the geography of Itngrr," ha began ••grrly, “and that you were comtoff to work ew It, 1 have wanted to talk to you. There la an much •boot him that no one tlan ran tell you. I waa hia nldeet friend and I knew him aa no ona cine did." Hia eye* held her* and lo ll caught a jcttmpn* <* the man whom JtOffer had loved. They were a child-• eye*, deep blur, clear aa a ■Cra— <tf UaiM.rU A m be talked. In to thought nt B hacd/a atnry nf t e a mac whose portrait hod bees Mam by go many artists. The pteA ta ri painted ot Roger waa R l i eg DucUeatlTa gprtogt laaa. «f a The door opened and Clyde PMhapa, looked in. "Lnnch Is ready. l what Albert rw* "Don’t disturb ma," Albert aald t a t O a n * sharply. "1 want to talk to Mm namusjirvming without Interruption." Clyde withdrew, hia srnaithr* face flaming. "Horry" Albert aald. T h a t toy aroma to have so cnnMdrration at all." lla apnto nf hia arm aa thrmgh ha were a atnuignr. I d s thought, and Um r u lis td that <iyd* had ■way from home ao much » waa almoat aa much of an ha waa herorlf. No fleam* Klhhaa had reaentsd Roger and thought th* time had •nr Albert to glv* aotna of to hia own toy. in spit* of hi* protest* tax* got to her feet. "Another time. J prom­ ised n t in Hr# you. Oh. by th* way, Jan* flnndl* want* ao much to see you." "She had no right to coma her*, rh e forfeited that right." Th* little man sat erect, rhe muscles of hi* scrawny reck tight. "I'll never see her. Tell her that." Th»r# wa* no on# in »ight when fait* passed th* big houa# and went out totween the heavy gate po*ta onto th* country lane that led to the village. Hh* wa* walking to th* vtlUf* In aearrh of Isr. Thomas, th* fam­ ily physiatsn who hail signet the death certificate, th* genial "Doe" of Roger's cnlumn. Why would anyone bill Roger? IT it weren't for the bu!l«t hole In the window-pane and the frame of th# couch it could l-i accident or suieid*. But though, aa Hhandy Blow* had reminded her, no ona had teen shot, th* bullet hoi* meant intention. And who would kill Amerlra'a heatdeved man? Po strong, Carol net said; an weak, Jan* had Implied; so hap­ py, so despairing. Uk* sunlight, Kthel Mattery had declared; a chaser of women, licsai* had stated bluntly, not attempting to cunccal a smoldering duiik* for th* man who, by all account*, had supported her and her husband all their mar­ ried lives. Hu wonderful. Raul* Casa had said; nothing against him. Hhandy had commented. Wnat waa Roger then? Ha g«v* peopls what they wanted. On that on* point, at least, they had all agreed. Rut surety that waa no motive for murder. Unless, parados traily, he had given loo much. With lhr»# wom­ en apparently in lovt with him— hia wife, bla wife’s mere, hia sec­ retary—the emotional lainparatura mu-1 have run high. And It women loved him. lha men who loved lha women must bav# haled him. Ilea­ sts had rpokan bitterly of raula chasing older men and giving no attention to Clyde: Jo# Mattery had obviously been hostile>t« him; and Hhandy—Shandy who, Jaa* behaved. atiU loved Carol— (T m Bm Cawflawad j S‘h - H m M i Stole CofC President Named During Convention F IM A O O U - Jo« Adam*. hr- chairman and prrsenl manager nf annual sutar markrtlng quota in Mr T krit* TVntol Commission Miami's El Commodore Hofei, waa South florid* and Lsmistna in*!eviled from vie* proiidenl In fl*ll4*nl nf fh« florid* Rule n u m b er of Commerce during It's rnntul ronvenllnn here l u t weak. Adimt aucceeds Earl W. Brown of D*Lmd. Catto jte-L •onvillr, ■ wi» ■-'-—f n tfjY T r r* prnident; J. n. In m h a m . nl/AAuguillnr, i wst r«eleclrd fraaiurer for lha 24th rnn vacutlvo year, and Walter L. Hays. Orlando, waa again named sec re­ ts ry of th* group. Wilson Carraway, T rllih a im , and Ed R. Brnllay, lukaland, wrrr named v!ia presidents at large. District vwa presidents chmen war* J. D. Johaaon, Panaarola; Paul E. Ratnheld, Jacksonville; C. Walton Rtg, Orlando; W. C. Pederson. Wev*rly. and T. P. flaming, fo rt Laudardala. Named tn lha aianittv* commitfra wero; W. C. Rharman. ranama City; A. Y. Milam, Jarkaonvtlle; Dr. Karen* C. Park, Ocala; Doyle E. Carlton, Tampa, and McGaagor Smith, Miami. A tow ie a t the Inc m »*d strain o a 'A te 'ito 'a fe lin c l taedmai, th* ftnop allied (nr a aludy on lha possible uia of schools on a 12month hails In a resolution. Othar resolutions asktd: Thai the Florida congnailonal dalagatlon work toward galling lha N o rth D itto T ra ito r P a r k O cala— Mote, N o r . 2R 1:30 A nrofiubla and luecoisful court, tsubllshcd for I yaars and enjoying a select and re­ peat client*!*. At tha north city limits of Ocala, facing 4IS ft. on lha East eld* of »ew ||wy. 441 (Orang* BL.sij aam Trail) and appro*. 330 feet deep on Old 441, still a ttemivelv used fur travel to Ocala, facing 2 highways, this • - lav*l and dry location, with largo shad* tr**e, mak*s this a cholc* location for an out­ standing trailer park — M trailer lacatlons. all comply wlik stale regulations; utility bldg., equipped for ru**t laun­ dering and ample ahowera and toilet facilities. Two-stonr offlc* bldg, on 441 with medern office and apart■ an t aa A n ) flaar. Vecond floor hai two 3-bedroom apartmenu, furnltura In ana apart■ ant will ba taebdad with '- I < ACUTE 1101 RING PROBLEM CHICAGO (/IN—The housing -hortag* nn the campus of th* University of llllonlt a t Champslgn-Urbana is an acuta that 4M gtri studanla wrara denied admis­ sion th* fall. Dean fr*d H. Turner told th* Board of Trustees that no mala students war* turned away for lack of housing but soma 1,300 ar* living kg baaemenla and at­ tic*. W>«!« or TEUC R K E Y S Hens 10 - 14 Lb. A vers** SM O K Fn S M O K E D r A •yMUUWN.IUNNSM.IL0. MOTHER N ature la k p retty your protein needs is by eating protein foods. And you've got to clever old woman. 8ha know* th at wa humans eat them each day, since your naturally tend to cat food* that body c a n 't sto re a p p re c ia b le tail# good. Bo aha has conven­ amounts of protein for any re­ iently arranged to hava tha foods serve action. moat Important to our health— Therefore, you should eat some thoaa with high protein content of tho following every day: —tasty as wall as nutritious. Vegetable protein*—leafy vege­ Doctor* know th at you can >ct tables. cereals, pains, legumes. more banrflt from sating a com­ Animal proteins—meat, fish, bination of two protein* th an you milk and mUk products, eggs. can from a single protein food. In Sm all Amounts Haro again. Mother Nature has I t la not essential th at you eat taken a hand, ah* has arranged these vital combinations so that largo amounts of Um animal pro­ they just naturail) go together. tein fa te s ovwp d t e MaMna Mm Taka chicken and rica or milk ture h as s r i aSgad tbao t e s t toifi* and cereal, for example. Net only lively small amounts of animal do these combinations taste good, protein in a meal actually Im­ but, aaten together, they do more prove your body* use of protein obtained from other foods. good than If eatan separately. Protein la the basic staff of life. Oenerally, you'll find most of Every cell In your body la protein tha high protein foods era also rich in vitamins and minerals. of on* kind or another. Mother Nature has not overlooked Complex Subelance a thing. Dut protein la a very complex QtnmON AND ANSWfll eubatanr*. You won't find any Mrs. L. E. H : What causae an Iwo of them Identical. Th* nutri­ Interm ittent heart heat and la U tional value of aach protein varies, dangerous? aa doaa th* number of amino Answer: A so-called interm it­ aelda which go to make it up. tent h eart beat can coma from While our bodies can manufac­ causes. ture about half of thee* amino many It la possible that you are hav­ acids, th* othrri must be obtained ing w hat la known as #xtrasys­ from th* food we eat. toles. which may be produced by When you a rt 111. vt during excesalv* uia of tobacco, Infec­ prrgnancy, you may need greater tions, thyroid deflclanclsa and amount* bf protein than under similar conditions normal conditions. Infanta and You should hava a cartful ex­ children, too, n te d ad d itio n al amination. including an electro­ protein "building blocks'* to help cardiogram, made by your physi­ them grow properly. cian. so th a t tha causa for your t o t a l s No«da trouble may ba found a t e proper Tha only way you can suppl* tra a ta a n t carried o u t th is c h n n r o ■ - ,--■ g f- 2 ^ ER*R,GMT" Heavy Western Beef R O A ST lb . C H U C K 39c GRADE A DAD Quick Freren Fat 3 .9 9 °r H E N S ‘ V , u- lb. 47c 'J'L 'P fR K .'Gur i - . „ r „ i SA U SA G E lb . 2 9 c LB. RED DKLICOUS APPLES CELERY 2 35 Larg* FRESH CRISP SWEET FIRM RED RITE Lb. or Ctn> Potatoes - 07c Tomatoes 20c Corn 4 % 25c Cranberries 23c Salad Mix 19c Chestnuts 19‘. FRESH GOLDEN LATE HOWE REGAIN) Lb. Bag I Oa. Bag LB. 2 JAN E PARKER SPECIAL PUMPKIN PIE 49< S i MINCE PIE 53c JA N E FARKER l* rr# l-Ineh JANE PARKER I Os. Pkg. JANE PARKER Stofflar S T U F F IN G M I X 23c BREAD JANE PARKER 1« Oa. JANE PARKER O R A N G E C H IF F O N 49c D IN N E R R O L L S ann SULTANA SHALL OLIVES 1 >/2 lb. loaf 20c a p v -,. KETCHUP 2 Kf* 35c PATCH Sweet Mixed 22-OS Jar 25c Qt Jar 47c fH PAGE Rich C m m AAP F in e r S»eet POTATOES 13* 25c p*pe r ,w STUFFED 2 1, 0t B7c * Can* AAP M IN C E M E A T • Oa. Pkg. Colored or Whit* 7 « re $ to n e ftrst-Class Commercial—In tb* heart of downtown Daytona Beach—and Tourist Hotel, on U .I. Hwy. 1, at 1*T N. Ridge­ wood Aw. Massive S-atury bldg. In eirellant condition with 40 lovely furnlihod guest reom i, all with private bath or hot and cold runBlag water. Spacloui, comfortable lobby and television lounge with adjoining rompI*t*ly-oqulpp«d coffee shop for both tabl* and couaUr aervlci. now undsr competent Uas*. fully auto­ matic hot w ater beating eyctem providing circulating hot water throughout tha bldg. Rtoraga tank assures plentiful supply at all Umt*. Room* are arranged for private us* or connecting late large family aultei. Tin large ground*, with t driveway*, offat aa ample off-street parking area and alto Include* a landscaped garden for tha komallk* comfort and convtnltnc* of guests, another of tha maay ouIntending feature* which make tha DAYTONA TENRACK a papular and profitable hotel. ' ....... .., - - 3 - > Lb. A itrse# t<> November 20 jq 23c Ox. Pkg. M A R S H M E L L O W S 2 for 35c AAP Early June AAP FANCY 17 ox. can 21c PEAS APPLE SAUCE m r KTunT 2 m il. 49c j U IC E q t 25c T H lN M lN T f lb.box39c AAP OUR OWN IlM S V d n II SHORTENING Uakasai TAP WAT lunb«r and bulldlna luppir, n u l l ’ aulUti ■ M is s 14 - I I Lb. Av*rag* lb . 4 5 c 2-Ox. Bottle iT NTTEj NOV. lf-7tIO—EDGEW ATER—WEDNESDAY, NOV. SO-ltlO TH’g QUALITY MAIKST ----------------------------REEVES ELECTRIC A Tally equipped and operating graatry, with HARDWARE CO. — -• * INo #f mmring eterlf »f gw da. U A Uwy-1. next 4 w to N o t Office. Large koto* on UA I n . 1 at ■■■ H A M S P O R K * 'h a m s ’ Does Your Diet Include Sufficient Protein? Broilers Boneless, Skinless AN OVUHOW CROWD of more than 17.000 p*r>one Jams Marfcvra Rquare Garden In New York for a rro -L '* c l rally to protest Com­ munist arming of the Arab s'ltrs. Among guests at the rally w ere Uop, L to r.): William lUmlolpli llra rst, Jr., editor-in-chief i f llr s f it |>s{i*ri: Ribbl Thlbp Rcrnatcln, of Ih# American Zionist rom m itlrc, amt itcubln Kamlruky, National Commander of the Jewish War Veterans. A m ru ato from {'resident laienhow cr <!*• clsrH that rcarcful A rab-I:rat!l settlem ent "becomes dally more Imperative.'' form er President Truman'* message condemned the Communist arms rale a t "verv dsnrem us." (f«tcrnotU>>iatl Toms C 8Wlri| L Pr#A p W H A M S lb . 4 5 c k l l l t h ! C A N N E D DAYTONA T E R H A C IM tO T K I^ -D a y tw u Etonch L l L I 9 1 i! lJ 29-Oz. C an Can G RA D E ••A” D R E S S E D A D R A W N QUICK F R O Z E N D o n 't Tuesday 1:30 P . M . Fancy PUMPKIN 17c 1-Lb. Strained . 3 DAY SPECIAL it 4 r-asad by bet last than ino.ooo tons. They also asked (or federal appropriatlons of fll.700.ooo (or 1WT flood cooirol work tn Crntaral and South flnilda, and >23.000.000 a year Uitraaflar to rontlnu* eonstnirtlon. Addl'ional re«n|utinn» asked for a tvwvw rrsrsr^h fund from th* federal Secretary nf Agriculture to ha used for work on ramie-cotton and another >30.000 from the Pu­ re m of R'andirds frr fhe fasting of ramie fibers, blends and pro duct*. rnnifrurUon of a Wed Cbisl-in'erroiital waterway from lha Anelof# River lo the Caloosibatchra Riser w*i also requested. further action of lha stata-wida nrganlMlIon sat lha dates of Nov. 4t-iJ for the IDVI matting which wis held in Jacksonville. A iP » * Ocean Spray Cranberry i a* a i M e lH im » m a lf r AAP 8ILVE1BS00X PRINT OR T U I STYLE dexo 0#*4 Aa The Bast Y r t Cast Yau Lea* LY » ] ‘ *T, • i* i h . q r tte R A M S . iN M im ito • ♦ . ’ -kV \ ftV * w * \ ' • a * ’» . \ ;v y • �c^. . H ffffiR g p «. >»-v, • ' ■■* ■ V People Are Eating Too Many Things Containing Sugar News Of Men In Service FORT rOLK. La.—Army Cpt. Mark It. Williams, 22. «ho*e wife, Jean ette, live* in Oviedo, is *»• • Ignrd to the A ggressor Force in Kxoreiso Sag* Brush, the largett joint Army Air Force maneuver llnce World War II, now being held in Louisiana. Borne 110.000 Army troops will test the lalett concepts of hacter. lotogirat. atomic, chemical and electronic warfare. The exercise will end Pec. 15. The A g g rtlto r Force furnishes opposition to the reg u lar maneu­ ver troops in simulated battles. Corporal Williams, an infantry­ man in Company B of the 4th Armored Division’# 55 !rd Armored Infantry Battalion, it regularly stationed at Fort Itood, Tov lie entered the Army In May IfiJI Williams Is the son of Burton W illiams, Oviedo, ft 1 * •4 U.t. MAHHAl m i n ill* Mn. Iren* DeMarco at »hr interrupt* a .1* In Miami, F la, of the interstate *a!e of children with *hntit» t “U-ey look away my f lU ld rrn S e n . Eate* Ketauv-rr (D-Tcnn > tidueung the pro he at head of Senate Subcommillre on Juvent!* Delinquency, promuea the would hr heard. Judge Walter Beckham, • w itnrtt at whom Ihe outburrt wa* directed, taid Mr*. DeMarco'* ♦wo children wrr* taken from her ruttody on the recommendation of a pfychtatriit and the Cathode Charities Bureau. r/oternotionc1' ’ V W T r : « v 2 1 A t A SrtCIAl ClttMONY In the United Nations Building. New Turk, winners of the 1#33 Seventeen-Save the Children Federation Christ* m at doll coldest receive special editions from fieri. Carlo* Itomulo, Philippine Ambassador to the United Nations The top rt-dlmakers are (l. to r.t: Alice Adams. Id. Denver. Col ; Judy For her. H. Creve Cneur. Mo., a-ul Barbara Webb. 13, Sards Monica, Calif. The event climaxed the fifth annual contr-t in whirh 43.(WJ eirls made dolls foe their less fortunate sisters al home and abroad a g - y g K k . ^ . V (This article la published as a itig process To erea*e decay, there average of about J i t poun f« nf service by The Stanford Herald must he a favorable point fori sugar p»r person, according ro in cooperation with the Seminole growth. Natural creases, p its,1the studies of on* university delgmoovr*. and spaces between I tat jirofes-or. County Dental Society.! *•| n o lher word*", h# .# rs. **na Teeth aren't In prtfsvt Health teeth provide the usual places prarlicaly eat n ir own weight ill one day and suddenly d:seined for decay. Mott d'lita! authorities agme «uu*r. This may seen* like a trethe next. When an a. hmg tooth flan s tooth decav it caused hy acids mrndous am o.nl, h it when ysc.t suddenly. It means the end pro- formes! n the m»uth thuuigh a • ll-ir.k mat th»ee lecaspooiful of duel of a long priwes* of decay. lion of bacteria on the sugars and • .car a slay will amount to 13 The pain is tile danger sign starches that stick in these cr»- pounds a year, and then add the smour.t of sugar hidden a » iy and may be the death la ttle of Vues. fine of the re.ent findings of ■ other fn-*d*, it adds up quicka dying tooth. The decay hegins In a tiny ‘ dentalscience t* that acnls ate |y." spesk you cannot see — »a rpoint very rapidly -■■ and indent evldenc# in —— formed - • ................... ■ -are in There tn e r e i* • ah annn.iani evnen.-# irs pr„ f r , s,on to show that If no bigger than a pinpolt,• Con- ercatest concent!Sfon on the teelh tiary to w idr-preat belirf, vnee 'lis nsee in imnmr- aa ’ti-r r » n n i hlldren and grown-Upf cut down cf. th to 5d minutes . r »»tlfffL decay starts on the outside itf sweet or lts b h v fosuis. These l>JCar (heyconsume, timid acids may continue to b* pro- t]*VAv, „f teeth th t livtih. not fn*nt vttthin. Hi*, ku*1* th# o tiMiif layer i*f •lucid in sufficient etrrn g ’h to nMotiM — util be greatly redurrd. th r tooth, lhr ftiitttfli I* th r damage the teeth fog a!» ut !«• \ utti^ rt tir t poini out that a Uwl) "* tfHjf hf 't ti««ur, th# pin­ minutrs. dirt hn% rt«»ich aurp'T N ature has pros ,|ed a defense 1 point rrlA»gt » ijUwly a! ah l **arrhM mtlhnut catir.^ against the "decal" acids, but in f ir«t. Hut a* thr •!*»*«* *«»!*• It« andy, pies and fa-*1*. it il" wav into th r M»ft tu n u t within* nur mmlrrn »ay of not »avo th r ti*rih h ara u tt tirsv !*• * ll <|irrAiti r*pi»lty. Tho ir r tr n t Homan. ma«V th v iy u*u*Uy doesn't n m ir on mo ratine t - many thinfiA c m nl im ’i»u le*H ana uM twin Wf t(*oth AUtfA<*rt t!.*t A*** mlninc We base atieb a rweet Issoth loldentlg, much is they are used r«itti«n|Jjr flrarr«'ti hv ninvi*mriil of mr* th** n Hi tho f hf'% - that Wr foM»umr rv rtv ) »,4» a i ‘ g ; b . s At ; V A h o V s * X Fun To Be Santa Clause • 1'gbtly hieatH esi young woman who s i r presented with a check al Xi oret The happy recipient wa» Mist \> r a M *rei. a freelan ce w rie r of radio and television srrtp u . who a a s noti'ted she had won second p n re In part 1 of a ronle-t iponsc rrd be an aieiinr for her in word explanation nf why she likes to fly The winner of part I will not he known until lh*3, witrr. ijn.ooo wtll He awarded to the contestant (or his h e t'si who most tioss'Jv pis-, dieted the future of aviation in the nest 30 vear* Miss Meier* first reartion on seeing the large and handsome check was complete apcerhlrsaAI.BUQLF.nqtT. Nov. tl F—A nets If*,- nest was: “ Who wen first prire*** U years»W Alhutpierque girl, who She wvs told that a Texas grsndearned a living for two y ean trail­ ing and checking on people, non f-lh c r named’ Jack Hampton had t the Mo.ooo first p n ie . and was ll aetting up her own business * a moment wistful hut then a "p riv a 'e eye " nl happily: “ I'm beginning to get resu .T ut'i the highest price I was loo." •aid Marian Kent, v •farted hrw own business Just . r r pa.d for a half hour's work.* The alrndcr. d irk hatred Vera lew srstka ago after two year* 0 a a m ale a living doing various With an Albuquernitt agm ry. “ Maybe It’s just eunotity *t kinds of radio and television writ­ hearing about ■ woman private ing alnce her arrival m the United Investlga'ur. but people are tom In g Stale* :n H it from her native lo me. Of course, sinte most clients Hungarv **! Jus* love flying, although an •f agencies are women, some Just *ar Vi'e flown only six time*— » ant in tatk in a woman.** Tbe pe“ . blonde Mis* Kent, who n i n e and rnming on three varagive* an Impression of naivete b e - .l’on tr p s ' she said cause of .ter glasses and dimpled | Her prcoirtions as to the future AF Women’* Fdilor It m ist be fun In be Santa Claus 1 was ps*rtmlied fn be present al a pre-Chnstm ar Santa ceremony the olhe* day. when l accompanied a grou;. of airline dignitaries to the apartm ent of an am ated and M . Kent Is Setting Up Own Business Festive dresses for bi>r Holiday doin's .. Do hnvo a good time, tit is holiday season, ami do lm » k v i t i l t ’ sparkling best ............. in festive dresses from YOWKLI/S, our collection of party fashions arc yours for the fray whirl ahead. As 'Private Eye' KVKNING HAGS: Gold and Silver Mesh, Black Velvets, Silver and Gold Hrorado 7 0S - 10.0.1 imde. graduated Ikom Albuqurrnue of aviaiion? “ I thnk hrlicnplrr taxi# u»l) He High Scnool In IPVt She held »ev. eral secretarial Jnhs and worked »• comm- o as automobile taxiv by • 41 for a telephone company ai a long I9M, and peorle will have their own 'Ciiitcr* ton. and park them distance operator. Then s^e met her future husband, on the ronlt. This will change the another private detective, and 'I architecture of the country, be­ Just naturally dnfied Into the cause alt houtrs will have tn have work " Rh.e was m arried last Dee 1 Pat roofs." Contrary to p-.pglar belief a private inveit.aatnr ta not in a cloak in d d ag re r profession, MCarian aava "nor it It a dirty business.” “ Being ■ private eye Is unusual I im and a v»ry fascinating lift. Moat •7 people have tha impresiion it’s a dirly ku*lne*i, birt It’a only a a dirty aa you m ake K. People get the wrong Impression from Id e. , Tlatno nnd Ihn movies They're actoetly vorpriaed when they learn Ike truth “ B om t'lm et, 1 think they’re dl*s appointeim M artin apeclalirei In dom-a.tr HveatigaDm. Tbe rases she's f handled tange from checking on m arital Infidelity to blackmail “ My job la to prove or disaprove t*e allegitlona made hy my client ■he aald. "Mot* of my client! are Wjtnen. which makea Investigation a good field for e woman A man la morw likely to aolv* hit own problem a where a woman will arek help “ Often I Just go and talk with 4 the other person involved and “ check hi* character. Many lime* my job tnvnlvea trailing people. Incidentally, whenever I’m trailing tome*** nr I'm on a stakeout. I M U . «UIAM WOOMWAtS. S r, •Iw a,* notify the police an they’ll lenean Doctor* HoapiUI in New knew w |u t I’m doing. The average York where ihe vial led her ail­ ing daughter-in-law, Mr*. Wil­ rss« take* two In three weeks.” Marian went to work for the liam-Wood ward, J r. Tb# U tter Acme Directive Agency when the he* b*ew la tbe h o rp tu l ejnew October 39 srhen she fr*r!»y >m ■earned It was looking for a woman ber h tabtad thinking be w** * irterested In that type nf work “ I prowler. fintenw tlm eU • *vaa real excited because I guess it's not something the average woman would do.” Although h er first case was an Interview and ik e turned the Information ever te soother operator, ane eon* graduated to working on ber own. At first ah# received a cnmmtaaiM and then IM a week, raise*. r % • B U Y IN G A CAR? ^ Rvendbin* aNoiit thl* hrruUIng dawr* dr»»* cwnspHre * ' lo make you lovelier: the high »riuare.<-ul eerk, the Ion* • lender hodlre, the full-hlnwn eklrt with pennies drop*. G ar Gibion *iv#s It to you In ru rtlin * rhm-n*pun laff-t* > . . in Mark, red, turquoiie, mink brown. B u n 5 m I.V, 1 1.01 B. The *llm llne’» divine In Hark Vftf.VET . . . Tbit beaullfullv designed *heaih i!re*« j» for the woman in whom foo<l fashion i* l-atir. We havo a lovely net akin irim mrd with arnuint and *o very full that Just p ul'a the finithtrc louche* lo this thealh. tl-e.a Skirt .11 nr, 14.95 Mil*** aarvif Jr- *lir*, everv roloe tmagirtahle. Tb» itvl* c. for you I* in lhi« group, in a wide array of fabrtra . . . 5e# th»m now, Ihere |u*l tn lime for lh» holiday aea. • >n. Our formal* are to r*a»otutbly pr;re.| t™> 2 lb l 20.95 35.00 Bomitiful Matcliinjr Jewelry 1.00 - 11.00 D . Vardi apd varda of beautiful ne* over taffeta. b«dte# li •o ever clinging, tn make you the preltieit girl at th« danee. In our ahort fnrmala » # have the late*t ynlortr ehartreuia trimm*<l with matching aenuin* that i* the late*t word In feah'on. Or the ever an popular red lo match Ihe holiday mood. White, turquoiie, pink, hl-io, yellow and "h an many m»r* color*. 24.95 29.95 35.00 i **^'ob Art Invited To Um Our J J ii A �W hat Would )u u New factory W orkers Mean To Our Community? GENEVA VtNTRIlOQlHST of tommunlcolinn*. »f tran sp o rta­ tion. of ntoctronica and, nnw, af atomle power. Now ther* hat keen developed !ourt Angered Lot O f Southerners fAItltNOTOM IB-Th* •t.preae angered • lot ef Southerner* K ordered sa tad to aegregala public schools. The decision rtwrrad aa oprtoRs nding eh litk a laid dews bp the ceurt *re a r * *1* ..A aperiil Virginia cow mis slow. IM tag te find • w«y to get around « a a*w ruling, expressed Indians Hun e a t the Tiw of the land It Whatever ihi court wsy determine t b* h> Ik* proctM tt judicial this commission — called tb* Cofnailsuoo — must hair* I fbie wasn't fits first tims ft# eeurt baa eon* about fir* tWcliiea headed ihe • • a dvcLisn handed down kr the tfikrw* eithee la g a ji er la lie ^SswJrrh at the Ubcrty ef Cow­ MbUI tl time* B Amsrien an tory « tiaee between 1T» eed th* bonctl IMS and M unto* nine* then Chief Justice Reger Iroebe Tsa Th c.Nitl b UN u d X was if, who** egtatoa agtiaat fro* csNisUtuikw el a slat* la pass dam toe Oa Negrn aiave. Dr*d ■awg -• aetregaltag Negro** from toott. wit me ed to* sperke rt nbitee - as la railroad trains - tb* Cls I War ear# spoke eg the if the facilities gtvea Negro** wore prohUae eg togwa c Ceurt >ieequal to iboM eg the whit**. ttora: This was th* famous "aoporat* "Rack but equa.' doctrtw* which no sub­ sequent court - until ipm — knocked down although jnstic** tn th* m*:itim* rbipped away at R The* ee May If, 1#U. the pr*i swt court wiped out tb* doctcin* hy ruling that Mgregsliaw la pubHe achjola was mcrastltutirasl. ■mew time* ehanga —and hss tir*a ere • prshirt ef their times and ■ rin a to a l — N Is n*t na usual, •• history shews, Oat has ttcae ef a let*r d»y find a Beta Ng la Ae ConstKution contrary to I N «d ■ an otlh to support toe ConitHulion ■wears to support R •• to nadsr stands rt. and art u N t* under stand by others ” to tost particular decision which t*>d N*grn*i wore net eitlicne — Tsrveya ceurt eugferad • terrific reversal, eat by • eueee greet eojrt. but by Csegreee eed the p*opi* with th* geeeege eg toe 14th Amendment. while turposediv n f f io the refuge uf my rented castle Th# injury -*•* a im all one. but 10 rftye. two X rays tn d three doctors later 1 bund myself wearing an alum­ inum ap'uit—‘ might a* well he on ike safe sido"—and a bandit# big rough lor a wounded elephant. In my rffte t a friend who I as­ sure would readily lend me tl WO J I really needed it took on look at th* bandage and aaked what bad happened. “Ok, jest a little household acci dent.” 1 told him. feeling 1 .Wouldn't upset bis day with worry. ” You mean a little household i r fitment ” he replied heartlessly. ‘V iy to lh a lll leach you not to Your City Charter Ingenious control mechanism*. such ns th* electric eye, me, ham cal brains, and other intriral* elecironic and radiation desires, nhich ran direct and ronti*| U* *p«rt lira *f msrhino*. Th* production engineer b is at bis disposal ■ variety of machine* ar.4 devices for controlling them which, w hta put together la pro­ per tsqurnre. can turn nut a fontlnjout flow ef mass-produced product! *r materials without Itsnun bonds tourhing them during th* manufacturing procost. This is •‘automation.” It It a new word. Yet these rnntrnl devices nr* not ne«. The ossm lial features of automation h a st been applied in n number of fields for many years, such ns petroleum refineries and th* production of certain chemi­ cals, seme Linds of food, paper and thn refining of ores. Th* produc­ tion of cigarette* la nn almost wholly automatic prorata. Th* dial system for telephone* and vend­ ing machines for telling various forms of merchandise nr* other •sample*. It would to Ml* to contend that automation will pot bring about major rbnnget in th* economy. If It did not, them would to no pur­ pose In an th* srorh of th* sclentista who nr* developing this technological concept and the pro­ duction engineer* who a r t con­ ceiving ways tn put It to work in the stevic# *g th* America* prapl*. ■ st k Is estimated th a t th* reallocation problem arising *ut of automation still lavelv* raly about 1.SO0.0M Job* ever A twenty.year period. Thl# i* hardly * tanning when w* recall that na groat A shift was Accemplishsd In four yes re. with very little difficulty, durtof the reconversion period fob lowaf Mm World War fl posh. Rom rat to r that, by 1171 It Is nalisip*t*d the po pula lira ag America M y rise tn an mock ns I » mUltra peopl*. To provide for Ibis sddltiontl M million, end to continue to Improve our living standards s i they hav* Improved in th* past, w t should atm at pro­ ducing twlc* th* volume uf goods and services by that tim e that wo on Joy today. New tv or, our U to r fore* will have increased only hy ana-third, •v ra assuming thnro will to ns ■ any pwplo wonting to work to proportion to total population ns we have now. Obviously, rat#*# w* e ra bring a b ra t • 10 per s n t increase te the everege output ag goads er sortie** by Ihe tadividual worker, we will r a t rsnch *ur gonJL YOUR I m m w m -WHu a h i Paint and Color Service Center IS N O W ,alk back to your wifr ” I mad* a dizmfied mental not* never U oorrow 11.000 from him, •ven If h* to ire d me on his knees. When to* sc c o d fellow solicittusJy Jiquird about my Injury. I murmured something shout "fall ,n | off s leader.” “ I ll bet y o i | A H falling off •to wagon.** he rem irked. The rturd m a t didn’t even bother u isk. lie felt b« already knew. “ Don't tell me you caught it in s door ” he said, “ unless it was a •ninfing door ' After a number at others stopped me to lind out th* reason lor the bandage. 1 gars u-< hoping lor sym oathy. I realised that people don't want the m l truth m such cases. They a rt looking tor entertain­ ment. The wilder the talc you tell th* mor* thsy respeet y°“ I told <>n* man a feiiow stepped Part T * flection I. Preservation of title, os my hand when I bent over to rh e rle r of the City ef ganford, righto, and aa forth, of former retrieve a woman's handkerchief. Florid* municipality. That th# till*, and he nodded his head and said. Chapter SSJ10 ( \ o ISK ) | rights and ownership of property, ' J’ll bet th* woman didn't even llnu«* IliU No. 113d, Laws of unrollected laves, special assess- thank you " Florid* j meats, Hu's claims. Judgements, de- | told another Inquisitor I had Art* of 191* ! rrees and chose* in action, he!d hurt my hand merely by sitting An art ta abolish th# present and owned by Municipality of ^liW1v u«i H. and t o answered, "You municipality of the City of flan-; Sanford shall pass to and to rest- know I heard ot a guy vrho did that ford, in fleminot* County, Florida, ed In the Municipal Corporation and srtuilly broke five bones in and to establish, organise and tn- organised under thie Act to »uc- ht» hand. Imagine It—five bones ” corporate In Its place a munlcl- reed th# Municipality abolished. “ How did I break my hand? polity to to known and designated flection I. Obligations and eon- Why, defending a tody’s honor, but as The City of flanford. Florida; tracts of former municipality not j.*#*** J^n't ask me whoie." f to defin* Ita territoral boundaries Impaired. That no oblisation or crisply .nfarmed a middle-aged see and to provide for Ita govern- ro n trsrt of th# said Municipal!- rrtsry I frit a little guilty when ment. Jurisdiction, powers, and ty, Inrluding bond* heretofore Is. she patted my shoulder and laid privileges, and tho oserrise of the sued, shall to Impaired or avoided “ B leu you. (here aren't many tim e: to preserve and confirm nil, hy this Act, but such debts and men lik-t you left in this world." titles, tifh ts, ownership of pro- obligation* shall past to and he (E ddie's Net#: Enough of this party, uncollected lav#*, liens, due*, binding upon th* new Municipality quibbling Tell us th* roil truth, claims. Judgment#, d e c r e e s , which It hereby crested. I How d'd it happen’ ) chose, tn srtlnn, contract, ond Faction «• O ™ " " •» » « ■ » (Boyle's Not*: Well, if you reai©blirRtion*, n ifitln f In f«vnr ©f ©r Municipality tn h<»M office until |jr m u|A i[now j^ Inf| . . . . . . . th* aCity - , . - of . . -flanford. . . e . . a Flori- successor* .H in .n re s , | i l a i l ‘lh, . . i , delltovalsiy-sn ,'d against da, abolished hy this act, and to continu# to hold their respective have' an i-veus'e to'get* out ^of vsrvt tro n .fer the tamo to tho City of office* and to discharge th* duties , h< lh l n k l „ n n f turker ^ 1 L'. f ■J ■lnot.la aOAwt* ow Skis i Ka t W..S until ,•>,#■! their #),..■ AiftaawaawwOa tucrcssaoro anow rt yesr.) flanford, Florida, createdJ W by this thereof art. elected and qualified under th* (Editor's Muto: Knowing bow II* it enacted hy tho Legisla­ provision* of thlo Art; and alt isiy Boyl* Is. w*’U scctpt this •tistin g Ordinances of th* Muniture of th* State of Florida: Arrtiun I. Abolition nf osisting t, ip . r __ .il,;. , , ____________ not in conflict _________ wlth th h ._ ^ ^ municipality. That th* evisting provision* ef thi« Art, shall conmunicipality of th# City of flan- tinue In effect and unimpaired ford. County of flemlnole, S ta te 'u n til repealed, amended or modinf Florida, be, and th* tom* is. fied hy th* Municipality which la hereby abolished. I hereby created. NEW YORK (A P I—Th* surest wsy to h te ell faith in human n* •ur* is tor a man to get a blsrk e»s or a broken hand ta a small household arement Notbng turn* an optimist kite s cynic ft: ter The ret ion: an mat tsr how simple or logical your tale of wo# »#, neither friend dot foe will belts** M. I'm in a position to know. Re­ st home you might s t well tell • great big shipping fib about it. Must p^itile may Mill regard you as a lia r - but they II at least credit you w ill being an Imaginative liar. I'm i na position to know. Re cenily I reraised two tiny chip frartu rss in my starboard flipper No Comment i U S J A AmAll W a y To Lose Faith In Human Nature W hat will 100 now factory worker# mean It require* aolid and continuing aupport from th# entire citizenry. to nur community? There le certainly room for thought Thia question muat com# before th# leailrra of our community Immediately, and locally on the experience ju st mentioned. a a the problem la rilacuaaed, w#'d like to Every community, looking to the future, give vou some fact* and figure* to mull over. looking toward expanding economy, looking For Instance. not only will the communi­ at th# r.eceaaity for providing more Job* for ty receive 100 new factory worker#, but we more people, is using every mean* at Ita receive 2P0 more people to bolster our ever command to demand Industry. Plan* are growing economy and our bulging population. promulgated for attracting industry from The achoola will have 51 more children other lorationi with exciting and promising attending achool. That many opportunities offer* that maka the industrial leader'* to provide a president, aenatnr, congress- eye* open wide. fisnn or civic leader. It *111 mean 51 more Sanford muat plan and produce or In­ excellent opportunities to carry t'-e name dustry will find another avenue down which of our community further Into hiatorv. it can march th# million! of dollar* In trade, We can’t atop there became there will he construction, expansion, growth and pro#171 more worker*, employed. Inrluding th# perity. 100 factory workers, plus additional employ. Central Florida I* booming and Sanford Trent In retail trade, construction, and pro- must boom with Its neighbor*. Th# problem can be eolvcxi if head* are ft\s«lonn1 services. To raise our hone* and dreams even put together with th# on# Idea of get­ fu rth er, there will he mor# than a half ting Industry for Sanford, and once we get million dollars add<*d to personal Income for the industry, keep it here. a vear. Five hundred and nlntv thousand • • • d dlars Is the figure more readllv accepted by the analysts who provide the figures for Help Elect Outstanding Man WASHINGTON—If yen could • growing minmtinltv. Have you ever noticed who th# volun­ base aUendsd th* Congressional There will In- 1270.000 more In hank deteer# are when the time eomes for support­ bsaring on automation yen would poalts. A swelling figure for loans. Invest­ ing nur rivie end aneial agenciei, promoting base heard convincing testimony m ents, bond* and other hanking Interest*. th a t autem atien is absolutely es­ enthusiasm for civic Improvement* or lead­ sential fee th* N ation's Industrial Figuring still further, the additional 100 ing th# way In providing e better city for development. factory worker* In th# communltr mean* your children to grow up In? Automation has been pictured 112 m o re home*. 107 more automobile* re­ It’e the Junior Chamber of Commerce, by sent# a* a scars word . . some­ gisters. four more retail establishment*, and to ho the group of young bualnesa* men. handed thing . _ foerod .... . something . . to add to r to the hearts of the merchant*, together here In our community and known ‘ "J ??' *u* there wll 1* $.100,000 more money In retail aa th* Seminole County Junior Chamber of M (hia*i. gales per venr. Commerce. | Actually automation should he A* an Industry aearrhe* for ■ new Inc*, What la there In thl* organization of regarded as a miracle word . . . tlon, there must he serious consideration voting Ihnt compels them to b# In the something which will roito the to every aspect of the endeavor. Ountstandard of living fm the United front rank* when there I* work to he d o n e ? Stele* and for the world . . and nianufarturer who located In a The Junior Chamber of Commerce must b# something th at actually will in­ we sought must want an excellent training ground for young men crease over-all employment. as we wanted them.” Ju*t whrt is automstieaT Will, who are willing to accept th* responsibilities see, landing an Industry takea you are going to he surprised s t of civic leadership. a wrll-organUed aalea arguterns e f Ihe Information developed The Jarcec*. who now number, nation­ during the hearings hefera a suhlocal Chamber of Commerc#. wide. 250,000 atm ng in 2,900 chapters rnmmittee of th* Joint (Congres­ across the nation, actively promote member sional I Committee mm the BeeSanford Herald nnrtlripatlon In civic responsibilities wth th# aemtr Report. Automation really get I*1 stort, l | M »4 !•«•*#•* SB# >M<*r Id#* In mind to (1) develop in vnung men the subcommittee wee told, mil­ th# qualltiea of personal leadershln. (2) of­ lion* of year* eg* when eur anr mittmS mm mmmmmt tlmmm M ile* «.(•»•* ef. lif e el fer young men an avenue with which to Im­ restore got tired of doing every t o o r w l W fri.e ml OmmlmiA. ••<•* * M t e m l Cmmmrmmm ml W o ve n S. 1S T * prove their communities and (.1) afford thing with their hand*. On# day m e in p c m h is *. ** m«i s a itik M young men an excellent medium for vlgoroua •n» of our Grtnddnddie* discover■ *■10* NANWAH I B . I m m Hm M M a i th a t jagfpd ylw «i *f flint wtr* expression of their opinions. b*tt*e than big bar* hand* foe The Javrees are n«or searching for Semi­ doing eortain work. in im irT M i i t n nole County’s outstanding young man of the Mm mm* > h * *M Be C a r r ie r This sound* olrmpnlary today .Im Bit BowIta fa year who will receive the Junior Chamber hut nt that Him* it wa« s rvvoluraw# l i ti All WMtaarg m D«m . rare* •« ifeaoto. of Commerce Distinguished Service Award. lionary development And. hcliev* * M N ml • • t r r t i l i a M I la * O r H it or not. that wan th* r*nl to#■**« wIN to tSarae# la* ml This la an opportunity for you to help ginning of automation. rhnoee. t|je mfm In Seminole County, who. Cvor tire* th*n p**pl* hav* ae a young citizen, hae provided leadership sought wsys to in rr-a ie their e ' • t *4 a s S M s t t r bp _ I s * , eat ( i H f i l * Saileon and aervlr# hevnnd the actual voicing of an flcirncy ard output hy aslng tools A lla n s*. S H t f i i opinion, or who has minimized bis own de- and machinrs instead of m uvles. As a result, modem America slrea to belter and more actively aupport hoi led tho world In tho applica­ f l s R w sll to e to— See ml is* Aosootets* rvooo the needa of h* rommunty. tion of sciontfic progress to th* to h to k to eallile* evelaelvvlr So Ik s ass fas iso sM iaMss a* sit ska lasstl Basso prists* la into oswspspss. The ballot* for naming the man who will satisfaction of human wants and receive this award are at the Jayree Inform a­ ho* constantly opened ap new rit# 4 MONDAY, NOVEMBER t l , IMS tion Booth. Th* deadline for getting this frontiers for tbs to tto rm sat f t nil mankind. application and making your nomination From nur beginning In th* dawn ie Dee. IB. r TODAY** BIBI.R VKRflB •f th* at**m nr*, see bar* ndvan*. Thia la a fine way for th# community ed steadily Into new world#—ml * And he wee eed a t th at aaylng, and went ' ay grieved; for ha had great poaeeaelone. ta express Itself ae to who will he thia aut- oloctrtcity, of th* Intom tl com­ bustion engine, of poworod flight, •tending young men ef the year. ark 10:21 AMES MARLOW s is lie OPEN I.AST YOU'RE TELLING ME! — RrWRMAMWI Cswlrel From WrUm LONDON potto* reacts*# * flout* who srsj found (lamb*ring about Big Ben, world** moot fe­ mora clock. 120 fret above ground. Wo radoretand th* young f«Uow h*d quit* # lim* of M, I I I f t o raw's redMfira 14 a r t smsS- form. dmeUrti mm aatrowrasce, ■brake, so* bars* nfl IA* tuss* tf wra datitor to spots. I I t * * #w#r to tofi fie t t I ■rttirti ootocuol offkw raBnUin wtu grant ■ r t solf-nito. MwA rt - �! SochX l f,v e n ii Three Local Members Attend Board « /ieet Of American Colonists Thursday The St iif Beard Meeting of th# Ration? I Soctetv of American Colon1'** wa* hrtrl Thuridav i t the i: ’ i P 'u a . Orlando in th# form of a 1 icheon *t t2:M j> m n - - c e r t of th# Pilgrim C h a r t r c ' 0*land>. Mr* J . P Biatlll. I t Id? 1 fl»rr th# bu*'ne»* m e rtiri a rich w it op#n»d *Hh prayer ty t i e chai/trr chaplain, Mra. C. > Afl.ilry -f St Cloud. The Plruge to the F la t wa* ted hv Mra It K Hamilton of Daytona tl.-ach Mra ft Mig welcomed memK r» an.1 honored r “ata and tnlm d.rced *h» apeaker. Joieph Guevn- MissG. Bitting <jiven Shower InLeonardHome Honoring Mi»a Gail Bitting, bnd# el-*t of No*- *•- H*»- JohB Mrtarh and Mra J M I x n a r d en­ te rtain 'd «ith a peraonal aho»er recently at the home of the tatter on Holly Ave. pink Radlanre roaea were uaad 4 i decorating the parly rooma. There aiere aeveril unuauat arrangcm eT* Including a comucopin ef baby n u n * . The ahower gift* *>ere preaented the honor## in a golden eomucnptn. Refre»nmenta a*ere »er*ed buffet jtvle later in the evening from the n:mng trbte which * aa covered » iih a pineapple linen etoth and centered with a iflver bowl of pink >-,*#* an t whit# muma along nlth Vholhua berriea. On either aide ail* \ e r candelabra held burning pink taper* Oliver appointment a were *No uaed Ml** Bitting held the marked cup and w it preiefited coatume Jewelry. The hoateuea were at* ef'ted In aervlnf by Miaa Jon* W right nod Mini P ally Rnligan. InvttH to be with the honoree arere Mra Welter C arter. Mr*. B. llarve*. Mr* K. W. Coneland, Mr*. M. I . Rabern Br.. Mm. 0 . W Touchton. Mra. A. K. Shoemak­ e r S r , Mra. R. W. llorren, Mra. Grady Herman Mra T. F. Mc­ Daniel, Mr* Hugh Duncan. Mra. O ' K. Gaff. Mra. A. R Shoemaker J r.. M n. Prancea McDougal, Mra. c h a rtae Wilke. Mra. Franei* 8ten•*rom, Mr* Robert G raham . M n. W. V. B'tMwg. Mlaa Joan Wright. < ia> Patty RaMgan. Mra. Marilyn r Denial mad Ran hoaleaann. M rs. W . K irchhoff Gives Interesting T a lk T o A uxiliary lit. Aon'* C hapter of lha Eplaenpal Hiurch mot recently at lha Army of M n R. A. Newman with l | l n W. E Kirchhoff open Inf the aiee lln t wtMi the nunfllaty prayer. Report* warn given by the n<ending eemmiHeen and M n. Miriam Ruaaell offered Mae n port of the board meeting. M n. X rrhhoff preiented an tntereatfng talk on “ Create and Make New Gur H earti". The hoaieaaee aerved r* fee ehr.rn la to Mr*. Miriam Ruaaell. ^M r*. H arry l x . M n . Ann Howard, ^ T lre w tr Mta B. P. Whitnrr Sr,, Mr*. Kirchhoff. Mra. A. Derby M n. W A. L e tte r Br. and Mra Irwin PU lac her. i : y of O-lamto who gave an in ter­ esting talk on WilUamtbury, V a­ in the dvya of the colonial* and »-nw John D Rockefeller had apent ?0 million dollar* on the project State Regent. Mra. George Evlill of Miami and her husband were in­ troduced *!■«# with chanter re gent*. ’ Ira. Jam#* Samuel, Palm Reich Mrs. Daniel Parent of St Peterahurg. The newt meeting will be with the givern"* John Wr*t chanter. Mlrm l, March I? In doling Mr* Ri*tig ta d , “ Let u* ever he mind ful of the aim fire * made hy our nnreatora and let ua work to keep ihat hen a te “ The meeting wk« e'oaed U prayer with the laat a'ania o' America M«mbe*a from Sanford attend, tng we*e Mr* Franeii E Rnumil lal. Mra Miriam Ruaaell and Mra Irancta E Boll. Couple Is Given Rehearsal Supper In Newman Home White Elephant Sale Is Sponsored At Class Gathering Mr and Mr* W A. Adam* and M n II A Newman entertained ,»:th a rehevMvt pariv at the \ n man iviidener, JuO Grand* irw A vr. for the former Mi<* Jacq u rl'n Clay(toolr and Gene l.eGetie who w err m arried Friday. The t'h le w.i* o»erU d with a lace cloth and Centered with a l.-r3# arran v n irn t of pmk anil white eVy*anthemum» Cry *tal candtlab.a accen’ed the erratmn with burning white tai»-r* Haiti candle * a *urr»tinded by tiny pink Gower* C hrt»an'h*mi im were al*o u»eit in the uthi< n o m to «uggr«t an autumn theme Gladioli amt green­ ery in tc .p rrte d tm>»t of the erralion*. A buffet *tvte *upper wa» «erved to tb*» gueata. Tho*# attend­ ing bf»ulei the wrddmg party oere Mr* (Taypoole, mother of the liri-le; Mr* Itertha Brnedirk. both from Norwalk, Conn ; Mr and Mr* Ren Kivhback, Orlando; Mi* Krd-i.e Ordenian. Gaincivllle; 'I# and Mr* H arry LeGetle. Bainbridge, <*a. Mr* Mat Ty*on. Ceiro, l i t Mr* WalUiour, organist .#d tht ho«te*-e* TV# HomemaVer* Cle.» e f the rtrat Ri|4i«t Church n ' t at the h-me if Mr* l.iv in ta Pime*. H77 Palmed,* Ave w th Mr*. Clayton Smith a* ei»*ho«te»a. Mra. B B Brown, air* prrai dent, nreaided in the ahtenc# of Mra. Hake D u n a e and Mr* Cor dell off. red the devotional After the bu*tie»* m eeting a vrry amu*. Irt and entertaining w hte e!eyhane *>1# wa* held, durmc which ilm# the m e irb era boucht tern# “nift thing*". Mr*. Cordrll acted a* auctioneer. R efrei'm ente of pumpkin pie and ccffee » eig aerved in the follow.ng: Mrr A D. Holloway, Mra. J. ■ A. Cook. Mra NeWon. Mra. Jo r lloke. Mra V*r* Phillip*, Mra l.cuita Hinktna. Mr* W T. Kelly, Mr« Chriatin* Woodruff, Mra Irving Pryor. Mr* B B Rrown. Mra. J D. Cordell and Mr*. J Boy Green Mothers Rebound Library Books The G ra m m a r Schol libr.**y mother'* were «*rved lunch in the trhool T hur«dar a* they mended M book* and rebound S< of them Tho*# p re .e n t were Mra. Jack MONDAY I Greene. Mr* .1 R Phillip*. Mr* Bet* Rgm a Phi Sorority will Waller M eriw ether, Mr* Edward meet at (he horn* of M.»* Hill Erdein. Mr* W.-no’- Carter. Mr* Boyle .« Mellon ill# Av# Mambera J B Scott. Mr* Chart#* Silvege. at# aaked not to forget thehir Mra, W E Dod-un Mr* J C ThankH mg food fur the baakel Howell. Mr* F red William* Jr,, In candlelight rite* Friday In iron nf honor and Mr* Krdem '••r the needy and the gift for Mr*. J. D Willmon, Mr* W V the Fn*t Methodist Church. Mi** Fi<ht*ank Ardaman of Gab crtill# aome nr# In Chattahnoche*. Meet- Brook*. Mr* W H Grter. Mr* Jar<iu*lyn CIaypo.il, daughter of wa* brtil#*niatton. Th-y each woie iny be j:n« at I p m Billy South'* .vrd Mr* W A Krai- 'lr# !.oultf Claypoole of N or­ gown of bln# crystalline, pctalThe Brownlee Bible Claa* of the aert, and Mra. 5 o Ch**e. walk, Conn , hecani# the bride of emhroidered with * f'oral pvttorn, P»e*by»«.van Church will h av , a Eugene Smith I -Cette of Sanford. a'<d faihloneii w th full ballerina covered d:ah at-pper at Uie church Th# groom I* the nenh-w of Mr. tkirt*. wide ruminrrlutnil* and at T p m no**-droned Jwwlice* wiih *catl''pand Mi*. William C. Hill. TVESDAY Officiating at tte double ring e.| neckline The *calloprd effect The Rand Parent* Aaaoelatinn eeremnny »a* Dr. D#lton S Scud- wa* repeated in ’he hemline*, will hold a m retire at I p. m in d#r, head of the Department of fthilieitnnr* «1iid.led *ell* a,-.ertthe Rand Hall Religion. I'niverC ly of Florida cd the pale bine velvet ■ap* which Th# Bethany Claaa of the P in t A aurpriio stork ahower »*« with th* Rev. Milton II. W yatt they wore, and their *4tin alipner* Baptiat Churrh will meet at the o n e a matching *ha.|e. They home a f Mra. Brailey Odharn. 1MT given W edresday at th# home af a«*l*ting him. earned spray* of blur carnation*. Mr*. Tol.y Kng#hrw*on, on TalmPink gladioli and whit# ehryPalm etto Ave. at I o'clock with etta Ave., fo r Mr*. Do-jglai • anthemum* decorated th* altar. Mr*, flayponle, mother of the Mr*. Eloiaa Hunt a* co-hoite». Th.>mpM-n. At A p. rn. the nuptial organ re- bride, rh«*e a Dior blue halier, Laymen'* revival cuntmua* at The hoat#*.'* wet# Mr*. Eng- eila! « i< prr**nted by Mr*. Ro­ in# length grown, accented at the tha Firat Baptiat Church a t 7;M otuetaon and Mra. Elmer Robror. bert II. Watthour. net kllnr with seed prnil* and *rp. m. Game* were played and ptite* The bride, who wa* given In quin*. W. C Hill altcn.tr,| I- c Th# P.-ef Nobl# G rind'* Club of wer# won by Mr». Thrlmaa Rl#d, th# Beminola Rehokah Lodge will Mr*. Gay# D uffy, Mu* Rrtty Al­ m arriag* hy Cemg# Benjamin nephew a* bed man. and the tidi­ me#t with Mra D. C. Howard at lman and Mr*. Jamea Thompson. Ff*hhack of Orlando, wore a ball­ er* wei* Jam** Ctapp* ai .1 Robelt Newman, both of Sanford B p. m. Th* room* w ere decoratrd with erina gown of Chantilly white lace Following ih* ceremony. Mi* , WRUNKSOAT fall Gower*. Mra. Thompaon open- over pale pink taffeta. The p ort­ Laym en* revival rontinuea at *d many lovely and meful gift* rait scalloped neckline was edged laniue tTayp'wde eut-dallied wilh th# Firat Baptiat Church a t 7 . jo or her friend* gathered around. with >eed pearl*, and tie bo-lice a *npper party at the home of p. m. Refreahmenta wer* aerved and wa* fitted with long pointe bridal Mr. and Mr*. W. < Hill. IlfOO the hntteiae* wer* auiatd by sleeve*. Her veil of Illusion fell Magnolia A\ #. The thire-tler *r,lshoulder length front a im all J u ­ ding rake featured a mlnUlure Mra William Meek*. Then# P revent to enjoy the oe- liet cap accented with *r#d pearl*. bridal bouquet, like th# bride’* Employes Honor rarion wore Mr*. E. Si'iion. Mr*. Sh* run* pate pink satin dippers, Pink and wldie florat arrange­ P. flexion* Mr*. H. K » e k * Jr., and Her bridal bouquet contained ment* wer# placed throughout en­ M r.# M rs. Perkins Mr*. Ihinane P ru itt, Mr*. Jam#* a pink orchid and stephanoti* tertaining rooma. Mr*. Robert Word*, with matching pink ribbon D ream ­ Among nut-of-towri g,ie*t» were A t H ousew arm ing Themp*on, Mr*. Thelma A#id, Mlaa Batty At- er*. Mr*. Iteilha [lenetliid. Norwalk, Mr. and Mr*. Fred Perkin* war# Imaa, Mr*. W'immilam Duann, Mr*. Henry S Madsen, Riviera Conn.; Mr* J. Albert Wood*. New honored Friday night with a aairprit# Houaewarming he th# I Mr*. J. R. A rnold, Mra. Wajm# Beach, attrrni#d her sister a* ma- I York City; Mr and Mr*. Harry employ#! of Tho Sanford Herald Duffy, Mr*. Char!#* V Alkinton, Mr*. Tony T m m a. Mr*. Iren# of which Mr. Fred Parktna ia S(!kw**«td. Mr*. Vera Billiard and Editor and Publfaher, Mr*. Ray Goebel tea. Tho group left from The Het-.ld Offl™ and formed a motorrado to thoir now homo on Scott Avo. lUfnr# canning, sort vegetable# Upon arriving the aurpnaed ■fronting to tiro and ripen***. honoree# took th# group on a Sorted veg#tah|e* eook more tour of tho rtaldofvo Pr#a#nta evenly and rwault in more uniform appropriate fo r a nrw homo were product*. opened and refroahment* of ta k e Surer** In horn# fanning pick­ and ooft drtnka wer# aor*#d. Tho a# partiffialing in th# a f­ le* due in g re a t o i'ent to the fair wer# Mr. and Mr*. A. K kind t»f v in eg n r tiled. A hich Shoemaker Sr., Mr. and ilr* . grad# cider vinegar will produce Char lee M orm on, Mr. and Mi*. good roauita. Jaenro Anderson, Mr. and Mr*, Tough pickle* a r t rauted by f.. I.>i*t*r, Mr. and Mr*. Jo# laamphvn, Marin* Harman, Mna uaing too stro n g a vinegar. Patty Walker, Rud Jannlnga, Mr. and Mra. Clyd* Walla, Danny Halt, Hart*. Mra. M ari# Harria, Mr Mr. and Mr*. Fred Vella, Mr. and Mra. Robert J . Cushing. Mia* TO MV and Mr*. John Cullum, Mr. nnd Mary Ann B ukur, and Mr. and Mra. Ralph Swart*. Mr. and Mra. Mr*. Robert R. S ort. L M l NOAH O f fc V V N lS Candlelight Ceremony Unitec Jacquelyn Clay poo/e, E. LeGette Surprise Shower Given By Ladies For Mrs. Thompson Club Holds Supper A e m e red d -h • ip ped w»* held ' t . I out i*l a n d Shufflrbourd •Tub r#-cntly with a p frovimately S' tveie-M The 'jh l* i were tastefully de curated for Thanksgiving New n*cmb»ri and gue*t* wer# Inlro dnred .no after topper, rim e* end ui'Oehiurd w rrr enjoyed hy r l er»nryr TV tn. 1 cl it t« plav n t drange f ly In ihulflclMurd *>n altecnale V t*lnr*if •> * I i-Gc'le lt*int r tge G* Mr* Via* Tl*on, Cano. Ga l>r Ftn l.iinnn, lltlneiv lle^ Jetil Mome. Gameivitl# and Mr and Mt*. Ren Fi*hl-#cV of Orlando. Afterward* the couple left on a brief welding trip, tie bride completed ■i ringi- g to a N'aiy hlue featherweight w»*'t «healh lire*# wilh a hut Ion front and panel treatment. A Navy hlue eloche. • uede thoet and white glme* rmnptele.l her arc"**or;ea a d *he wore * pink orchid conage. After Nov "d they will he at l.iintr at l.‘t NtV t.Sth. C.a'ne*ville l>.r hit.I# alter dril l.auralton Hall. Mtlfoirl. Conn . a' -t ll # I'mv 'n lty of H in t,la. Mr I egette will graduate ftom the llnivertiljr of Flori la School of Jntirna1l*m Jan 2# and he aeivr* on tl.e *taff I.f the I'niveiaity New* Pureati. It# i* a memtrer ef Phi Kappa Aljtlia iucial fiatern ily . A , SemiHof# Hich S.hu d gia'lnete of t'tld he formerly worked at Th# Sanfor.l Herald. I’m Inviting You Fashion Show ^ - 0 ) Monday, November 28th THE SANFORD IIERAT.D M.*n, Nor. 21, I0.*i5 Pat:# 3 Mr. D. Newman Feted At Shower Mother's Circle By C P O Ladies Plans Christmas Mr* Tavid Newherrv wa* honor­ ed Friday evening altn a *urpn»e Sbak Sl ower at the home of Mr* Walt F tj’i Lrdie* of th# SNAAS i I’ll Club w»re ho*t#*»e*. A pink and blue theme wa* uted t(troug'unit the dining and living room* which were opened ensuit# When M-* Newberry arrived an appropriate record w.v* played for the o.-ra»ion Cont#«t* were played with Mr* -Inward Wolfe Mr* J rtt e Shuler v|r* Jim Stow all and Mr* J C Merritt, winn.ng m ire i Ta.tv 'ra c k tray* » rr# pU red In the p*rty nvm * fer the gnrtia to rn Gift Exchange Fun The Mother’* Circle of the Com. munity Pre-byterian Church of Fpiala held it* monthly m cettnj Thurtday at which time plan* were made for the next meeting and th# C hm tm at party w j, »#( for Dee 15 It w <« announced that an e*. change id gift* will be held and per*ona are a»ked to bring a C hm tm ai gift Th# rirri# it a!*n planning a *ocial gathering Dec 5 at 7 Id pm an l there will be a pro­ gram and rrfrevhment* GtfCat* of the circle were Mr*, irnnv Fnckaoa amt Mr* Clara Rrown. Th.w# pre*enl were Mr* C P. White. Mr* T l.uxcn Mr*. L. E. Young Mr* E Tyner. Mr*. I. C Hobby, Mr* Nancy Gtl-** ami M n Rrown and AIr* Erickton Children present were Petty arid Ci vital Hobby, Dorothy and Melvin lee. (Van Tyner ami chruune Gile* F.arlv tn the e»en,ng Mr* New berry opened her manv mre gift* wh.rh weie in the tell.ng of a dec.eated ba**in'tl S rweet four*# ron*l*titll of lr# rream . r*ke and ruffe# wa* served to. Mr* Gene Seaman. Mr*. Jetti# Sh ,'er. Mr* Rotvort Norwood Mr* J m Edge Mr* H vold Girn* Mr* Salty Evan*. Mr* Jim Corbett, Mr* .fame* Par*nni Mr* Jim StoweR Mr* Rucker Spence-. Mr* Tomm* Cohh Mr* J (' M*rrttt Mr* Bill lohn*nn. Mr* Hill M*'urow*kt. M .t Ho. ' lrd W of#, M-» Ju n e * Fa«tman M-« Juhn R.viley. Mr* Mile* '■'rinkl-n Mr* R R G a .p e t. Mr* The C.-ntral RaptUt \i Ml ' Circle* \ 'neent Suiler Mr* John !iu*«cl| No Two and Three met recently Mr* Terry Fay# Mr* Gerald at the ho'-ne of Mr* Kted Yearkle, Myers and M-* Malt Ettol *‘,e pirpo*e of the meeting being to rnmt-ine tl.em into one Nomination of v-reral of th# offi #r* wa* held and the* are Mr*. I'led Yr*rklr, *eiretarv t-ea*urcr ami publicity: Mr* Mae Rohn, pre.gram chairman: and Mr* Ina Galloway, vire chairman The member* voted to name tha circle Marv Truly after a mt**ionary nf Ntgert* The nrvt meeting Modne»da* night at the S»nfn#d it t'ated for Dor 11 it the horns • ' Mr* Conn # Lmlge, tllS Oak FSO ''Peggy'a Dan.#'* ua* held with Mlaa Peggy Rett a* junior Av#. Ccnfral Baptist W MU Circles, Are Combined As One hoiietara Rocky K ram er Jr ai • i*trd a* hint. All Calendar I.istiwra And *Soclcty News Are Requested Senior ho*te**ea for th# even nr wwe Mr* 5linnte Jour* and Mr* Geocge Shipp* t#pie*eniing ih# Eplacopat Women. Refit*hment* a r i r *erved and danring wa* eft toyed It w.*i anmemred by MU* Pat fa ttu h e , pieaident of the Junior hutteite*. Ihat on Nov It from * p m tn 12 midnight thrie will „e a llarve,t Moon Dance A tiv piece o f.h e ,tta will furniih dinre mu«te and “ a wonderful Uni* ia P anne l f >r all " Hy 5 p. m. The Day Preceding Publication R75fiIH$3 A I W A T •. I ■ ', I ON UU » I I I 1 1 SALE TU ESDAY 700 Y A R D S - FULL CREASE RESISTAN T BOLTS F IN ISH FINE IMPORTED IRISH LINEN .00 4:00 P.M. AT S A N F O R D W O M A N 'S C L - 3 TICKETS FREE! YARD It is being presented by Sweeney’* Woven and Finished In Ireland and DUXBURY SCHOOL OF DANCING ADMISSION IS BY TICKET ONLY - a DOOR P R IZ E S !! G e t your tickets from AH Pure Irish Linen Fabric New Crease Resistant Finish Hand or Machine Washable Shrinkage Residual 2% L White and Eight Color* Don’t Miss This Linen Buy! I Save At PENNEY^ I » - ______ 4 T; a �-n **• i M«m. N o r . 11, 1955 T H E H A N F O R D H E R A L D P m UP YARDAGE- Lyman Beat By Hurricanes w t m o ss t e r r *a l f b a c # *o p w t s r , c i v r* > e 6A O U X D F O P T#E A f o u r r A /y c £ P ^ t ATTACH WMfCy S iS M S a c /ycy t o p 7%B' AOVOP* M/ TOTAL 'C r r e s s B ' T M etS j! A V E PA 3£P tA B o o t f£ o >APO £ P£R 0 A A ‘. £ , Legal Notice •••I» n » *» . Ila n e r. eretllfu r*. i i u i I i m ro il »njr * 0 11 all part |.« . l .,n Hi« lir . Ikr*"tgh. u».*l«r or a«aln>> .aid r».J»*»ll** p«fll»a It I | h | * I I t i l l . L I t H *11111. T T IH I" i.- ,. i H i r i h T T r . D A y m M IH O .S E T t .A X V IlK M B t j lift A W • By. I I O IIE P T J t H * A l l D | r.t K. >1A S * 3 ITTH BL'It'l. V K lt t .l.M A X o i T i l K N a A itr.X A M r.ri. « » lil.I .A H iN , a .M IA It II H t.E .ta O N . H A T T I i: II IIU I'.K. P r III' K f i m a a i - i . ii * n h i p n II.M A U J I.N .sisun, i ; i i i i ;i . «\ MAtlKP. Alt n III U M a r.N A il.3 ll*. It T Mr o i :k t a a im h 1:1.1* min a N liR llf.lN O lIM , I.M II. .V n n P U N l i c i t . IAII1M W I ' I . I N I f f t . I P ' A f K illlt il.I.N d K IL A Hit A ll AM X O Itti1.1V I I . It. C M A flU '-t t l* O lt t » K M in IV A t.. T I I K la iU lIT IIO.MHI a m i .*:. T in : c. a it i. n r m i V IIV T . J A M c a tv. IT It n r w it . i .i t u »t r c i t n r . r» T . r n r v r x . n i 'N A l .I i m p a v o h t . JOHN i. • T E lV A It T . C M TOM LI.'-PfiX K A T M E It lN T B t .A .v r ilE T n n R T . V a v I I I ) I I EM . T T P 'iV A ■ U IT II. A lllt - K T A w w it iik im k X ANNA A V It ir n ilT M K It . and a a .li " I th»m. all**, and Ihalr itapartl*# «"• I fnnnii • • If iwftfflft^. • **. If «|a*4. lha aaipecli** #«k«»*» hair*, rtrvt.a.., taaalaaa. apaattaa aiaiant u . Iltnnrt. fi*rtii"i*. tiualata and a a r and all partita rltim ina he, • Hrn«ab. Mndaf or aaam ti aaid i o ap.rti** parlla*. lha unktinaa Pair*. da*l----. Itfaltaa. aranlaa*. a m a n ta t. tlanor*. rrtdliora, liutt* ♦*• and an* and all parllat claim| r | hr, through nndar or again,! r n VAN I'EMAN HRMlir.IlT filULET. JACOII U NOBntINOEII. and JAM CA K nAllTI.CTr. all ef ahtrm ara d»* a*ttd MINA NOIIJil.lMICIt. U lt Id NOltlll.INflKn, and fTIAIlI.r.a A. tv itiry iiciM i.lt. a* Kitr-uirl* and Itiarulne* and Tr't*tt*a under 11 - l-ii «il| anil l- i'tm - r l of J AC* ill 1* NOItlH.IN f. r It. d r r ta ir l. ANIin KtV JOHNPUN, aa T ruilra far Win. Itr*dl*r A >0 , 1 1 . Palb A r a . lyiadtrbark. nilbarl A Co. flarralt lt«,aan and Vaallurrn. T*r*» A dmllh. tv r. Alaiandrr A l*iv. lUWman A Vat** L ira and (Jllhtna A lta**nirr. and LltAlll.Cit ilCrmilK I'l.lK IVAt ■A nl. o r r.llMUST and AitTiliill Kta-N'AM Aft A. Trutl*** fu :t tala of n»rl.trl ll'rl**. IT IN y .r lliria*, llnnald If fa io ir, J. If. r. •’hilt*. K I'rrtman. Th* lllghi flnnorahlr.Tha lUrl of Cgtannl, la bla non rlahl. and Arthur MarNaInara, In hit n an right, and Kath­ arine Ulanrha Tarry, and all an fcnotan p a r l l a * claiming I Ihruitah under or agalntl aa AN'Dll i. W JiilINPOV. aa Truaia* far Wit* flradlrr A f’" I I. POLK A P a, Ixindartiarg, flllbart A Co. llarralt lion an and VanHuran Tr« am . A gmllh. tv r. Alaaandar A C.n, Ktkman A Valahurg and Ollh* ag* A Itaiamar, and CIIARLI*.* ««ne i t : im tv a C ea iii . o r . IOST and A ltT IIH R Mar.VAMA- ■ear* i *I I* «• a tl ft A ft SI; T h• Half «f PiTilfifi XT; All #tf tfartiftn XI All that part thing Roy t h #• $•• r . Ir r»f fltft Mafcltft ' “Hlaar* «*f S»r* lin n Xt; A ll that r%r* lpl*ft Kd*'i*l.»rltr r*f IR* U t k it i llUar* «*f Mac* «i**n S** Th# N\*»| »f lha M V , of *#<• • i*»n S I. A ll id Tf«*n*hlD S* 9!#n«a S* l*aat. l>-th)trt l»* Ihft r* * * n a»l*’ n r f • II mlnarala Ai.tf ,»d*irolaiiN* a f l iimtar t i i 4 I«nr1a antf nth* r r fthla n iM if- l in that f f n * n Hat*«1 |id rrm k*f |a • fti r*f r*ff r4 In f»## f .k IS * M i a I I I . r»f fh# | .M ir r#. r«Mla nr garninata fo u n i* . f i n . f t l. from W llaen r ,* ,,« * fo m p a n y , a F lo rid a T o rp o r * . • Ion. in T . J . W llllam a and other* You cad aa. h ef yon a r* Cera, hv notified that a aull haa been brought agaig.i y .,„ m ib * r-ir.m i '* *'"* ,,,r hemlnnl* rn u n iy , rln n d * , l« rh ag rap ., . ,h * rt tu l* ?v o V m -a 1* h e k »va hi n t . L . #..C M D»il fnr Ijrn fll «*rtftftll#ff an.f r t l# ||n V «ft. f7/ b#»dVM. i * V l J r, 'r *•' t" i v i aatV a Dafandania, r'hanrary N« 1 * 11. and you. and aarh of «nu n U ln n lr a*1 * ! " * r " .ur,ih• ■, •h.• • f ,IB'•. P la ln liffa romplalni "*'• ' l , , k " f »*ld C o n n . a n d W F»»i l1.l1 .1 n M lt X IS •'« •*» »» |H• |.|f)9 Han* V 1* ." '1' Nailnnal tu n k ft., 114r* - f A ' a ' " . ' r iw 'd * . u r p u llo * A I. Hanford Florida ‘r ?::*,•& T "r »TI, i* n a ,o p r Wad- ."•'■•mt'er. , i * ' . 1; . * * d f / » l fa ll to do *o. r* r* 7 . . . , r '? •‘" " f* * * " w ill h* an. f le 4, b f . . l "od each of compla^nt., , ** - « -‘ "d 'd I . a*,d N UUI Ibg I h a ' lnmil** * or ' * 'tVh *. p lg jg iiff '• •« HUI*' in * he.*vViu n , TTf TN »«r % t, Truataa* for lha E rta ia af liartt M lria*. II. E d a ar Elrlair. Ranm. iu*nr> j. if *. c h iu r. r af Eamoat. In hla o«a right. Arthur Ma.Mamara. la hla n aa hL and Kalharlna lllaarha Tor­ i and all parllat rlalmmg b«. rniigh 'indrr or agalatt PliANK I J wlK, Trualaa; niAfU.EP I* ARWirK. Truaia*. and ni'llliltT JPAMHET, Trun**, tv | r Z. E M .cn A r o . |. I. Eflt-K A iJ iN n c n iu r K . n ii.n ciiT a O. and W K ACEJUNUEIt A t, and all parllaa claiming I , . fiira u a ti. undar o* faugh, o* agali agalnri aald routt'T H r lo t* " 'V - Jp *°''TM l o nl n iA raiT.. R OAO oad ro M P A N T o l l r ANT.. a• corp*raii*n * r g a n lt 'd undar lha t*v* af lha f l a t * a f F lo rid a . Iand lha uahaooa ‘• • • f f n a , aurcaaaa a la Inltfaal trru ia a a and an y alhar parlr p a rlla a rla lm ln g f.tJL •"•"■ a'l. ' "-t. a ■•Inal aald •rtirrii riavtiiM.v . . ^ J t 'M n rOMPANT; THE DAi» a a, lha flight Hnnarahlt. Tha * Ssr - v.:: ? t t 3 ; T Rf Mt. Dor* l*rmm • MSkBSS B 'tB fhW.M AT m CCMPANY. • c a r. rst'n n w rtaiiliad undar lha !««•• ^* hd* fh# •#•) Spartans Regarded Strongest Team CHICAGO CB-Tb# Big Ten I* rending It* arrnnd rinnrhampton jhip Iearn to tha Ro** Bovtl thl* ttiM R but Michigan S tate'a ire o r d p la r r Spartan* are regarded at Ihe t'* o n g n t team in thd conlerencd. M irhir*" Slate, fn lih ln g Ihe iea*on with an fArellenl HI rrcnrd. Actually hirked Into Ihe Ro** Bowl with a final day n - . i t by Ohio Mate'* rhamp'on buckeye*. Ohio State pared by Howard Ca**ady, hlactrd Michigan 17«. dropping lha Wn|«g* Inin third plara and tquithing fheir Rme Bowl hirpe* It « i i OSU'a aerond ltraig h t Big Ten rhamplnn*hip The unit other (frond-place Big Ten learn In gu In Ihe Ro*e Bowl t/a i N or'hw fltrrn. which wrhippad California 20 H. In 1»M Ohio S' tie waa not eligible thl* y ra r hdcdtita of Ihe rule ggainit repeal*** Tb# Buck* heat South­ ern California 2*17 laat January. M trhig.n State'a fog Jgn. 2 will b# L’C I ^ Tl'* Sparlana aped through a heaty arhedule which nf fh# ft* Ranfe«r4 . **•• i*w Ihrm In** lo Michigan 11-7 Otilfifrt# Klftrlff# | hi* J|*t after he*'ing Indiana 111 13. <t«T «f KMfBtMr, A< X*. 1911. tu f ficiftl f*»«h Coach Duffy Daugherty'* crew O r llo rR ^ a then picked up fnomrntum and l*1#rW of tftifl r«i-4rl. Vr* 4 ft W llo e i oeat St inford (3*111 Notre Dame .%*I«TD»F fe.r IM ifntlff Hanford A ila r.n a Nallonal (317), I'lmuii (117), WI«ron*m llan k llld a . fTf-O), rurdua (27 0), llinneaotj Hanford Ffo rig *. • * (42-M and MariuAlta (33 0. p. ri Ho* v :| Hanford. Fl-rfd * Alhletir Director Clarence (n ig By B. Itugh A aa ltr The chip* arc down and the Fed* knuw il After laat F riday night'a DrLaod-Lcc«burg gam e the Fed* know liiat th* game W'ednctday night tail: ha the aeaion'a tougheat. E trly In ih t aeiaon Semlnolg beat l^ eib u r.i 140 and F riday night DrLand la rrrd through to a 32-7 Victory Toe Bulldog* * m u re d 3U lard* a;.-in*t Leeihurg. and made it quite eilden'. that the Seminole d fenr* -o u ld h a\e to be Ita belt if Ihe Fed* hoped for a victory. hit ta Hie g-m e where the Fed nffrnre w II have to get rolling Offenr* i* the weak *pot of the remlnolo d u b and their greater! • .-rin g a r r e t ri the aeaton eame in the Winter Park gam e when they 1n*t to the P arkera 3t-l». If Ib'berl C arter ra n 'l r r l in the game enm* Wednerday the Fed* are in Irrio u t -rouble, both olfrntively and deteiirlvely. C arter waa a alart•nr tackle until lari week. He wi* moved to fu'lbark and T erry Goem b r w.i* m oird to halfbark lo I kr up the vailenee* in Ihe backllrld e*u*ed by injuries. C arter l* y jite in d -.ren tab le for the proper functioning of Ihe Feds' defemive c*me. I.a;t weak he eam e out of the gim e wi'h two cracked riba. It I* hope*! 'h at he will be ready lo go by game lime but hi* being on 'h r doubtful lltt haa caused a stir in the ro arh lrg staff. Meredith Scott ha* been filling in well fnr ( '• r tr r in Ihe line, but the harkfield It «l'll an enigma Srnit lark* gam# etnertenre. and that will ham per him m nrtdrrahly agatnit the well trained Bulldog*. T bit r * m t will determ ine Ihe holder rf Ihe F a it Florida Conferr r r e Southern Divlilon frown. II •hape* up likr this at present '•m m ol* hold* an edge on DrLand fie) Mum eoarhed the Spartan* lo a » J I Rose Bowl trium ph over I'C IA two ye»r» ago. ADer yealerday'a formal awnounremenl that Michigan S 'ate waa rho»en for the game, llu n n commented: "We did it before and we ran do It again." It might not he that easy for the S pirtana UCLA will p r o m t m t of Ihe Pacific C oatt’a moat formidable team i since Ihe be­ ginning «f Ihe Big Ten-Pirlfle Coast Rooo Buwl pact. The Rif Ten have wi.n right of nine gam es since Ihe p art waa signed. PRE-HOLIDAY SALE 2 4 w* iL IV* * t r .. f . Wabta! wa Oahu T t r r iln r r af Haw a ll: 1-014 ft T H A lfY and H A ItttT T B A . • Tr, yk»r * h»«Bbft»s4 . who## adJrtBB I# */* tnloftlftl ||n |# |, W»»ft. Vlrglnlft and a n r and a ll ecr*«na * .« * • » " I r|a|m < rr la k • ■ r.riq k t. i Ot Inlarai* lan lha fella*a la s d erlhed Iaa 4 a IIrin a and kafae la | v g.mlaM* re u m r ’ rtirMa.” ie?wiV ntv*« M ill; lla « * . i , k M v*r, a f ia tiu w »i e a rl af Ike V U 4 m ».that i f . Vru _af lha “ — * af 4 "f Ike J t ................... “»** a r * " ! mV. ' F t •"!* t h e K I 'U a f '* ,,; f y'»m I'aMarfv af tke tv ,. I Lim a W .ktve Bt?*r, af Bae^ ru t? ». , v it: P»»« of !"• UK** In ae g .W H » d T v i^ ^ m _D. D . F u r t l WHOLESALE 401 W e n t T h i r t e e n t h S t r e e t FOR SAM E T O P Q U A L IT Y US. FR ESH HM DS TH A T D RESSED 52 IS 780 St# K. 1st Ft. Phono 1611 YO U HAVE A LW A YS ADD E X C IS E T A X — DENAAAN CUSTOM BUILT STOCKS ON THE ABOVE - FIRESTONE— GOODRICH - GOODYEAR TIRES ARE LIMITED, SO COME IN TODAY. BUDGET TERMS — AS LOW AS $1.00 PER WEEK PUTS ANY TIRE ON YOUR CAR. W # f t ^ y . 8 # m . 8a | i 1| * . # i ■ • Gnnrl riip l" * e relation* and i aimple *)item of basic alock con trol, both aid* to the small retailer, are explained in two new leaflets aonounred today by William F S'ruey. actinc regional director of the small huiinri* administration (or Ihi* area. . employe a* a kind of coin mar-ta ile ri." N«i 4 of the SBA *erie» d-signed for *mall marketer*, point* out that "all of the principle* and lechrtquf* rlcvcribed a« emp y e relation* have Ihe *ole funlion of fo*tering and preiervtog whs* i» rommonlv railed mre a e Pribahly the commonest mi»"Em p'ope r«lalu>n» for »mall employ«e a* a kind ol com maenm e." "Bftiic Mock eontrnl for imall •tore*." N" 3 of the *ene* of *mall marketing aid* de*rnbed adequate stock rreord* that ran *erve a* a frnde for foreraalmg sale* and ter planning purehaae* "P ra rtira l. ilm ple. yel efficient dock control —cord* are a nece«*ilv if a retailer i« In m amtsin well-balanced inventone*." Mr. Struhy dated Simple ehart* are contained in lhe aid snowing how lhe aydem work* The 'wo lea Tel * can he obtained ♦ iril dafrnse directo r*. upon rem its! al Ihe local SBA ofThe A t'm ie Energy CommUaion flee W aled at 30 Seyenlh Street. and the U. S Bureau of Standard* N. E.. Atlanta 23. C,a. are now working lo develop a aperial computer technique to deter­ CONSISTENT PERFORMER mine further fallout eharaetorlatic*. BOSTON <#—Jackie Jen*on of the They hop* the naw ayatem will fi­ Red Rot certainly la a m n u d e n t gure not only pattern*, but Ihe rale performer. J u d compare hi*. 1234 amt Intensity of fallout — the and 1*A3 *ecorda. h/tld up of radioactive danger with­ In ho'b *ear» he appeared In 132 in area* around and downwmd lim e* *nd halted 774 In 1*34 he from a nuclear explosion Rapid hatted in 117 run* and in 19.33 il an*wer« by elerlronir* could mean <*a* ltd In 14.34 he slammed 23 •he difference between llfn and hornre* In 24 Ihia year. Pork loin . POftlfwg. Nftift G U A H i: A I J I U . K Imk ij > s Hill 1*8 itrttf, Tb t • • I n I*P«*p It •#■ *• N nft ft#**#^ (ft tftft fv t t t Iff »' «. Hf Tftf •*fpf(4 (#♦%-• | mI h •*# (f'»<*| ft| f*eft If* t q m 8(H *994. I'll * t f h » h»»MA rVt 5'»‘f •# i#f #f 9# |b# fe«*ft i In Cv« i l t i i ••«#%! #9 84(91 rift. A'trr* * * ' • ' f #*#kft #♦• |' 4ft #rtft ft 5^-ft 9*4 rvs# %r«w »v*. lofitl K ‘ it «*•*ft l|«pl *| Bh#, *■'94 Iftdiy ft* In # 1*4)1 ty*A ftfttB |l <• #ef HlfM ft II In 2 0 F IIK S II GROUND BEEF L b s LB- 3 7 c SAUSAGE 2 « *5 5 c WESTERN U. S. CHOICE H E P Chuck R o u t Boned BABY L IV E R ____ SHORT R IB S ____ lb. 4 9 c OUR OWN - fbftrt ftlft M cwf f*ft t*'**#,#ift I* #«feftf##ftft fill, |«ft «fte#i ftftf ft#»8r* i# *B# v M l IftfPMf. RIBS Ml. SHARP CHEESE ............ .... i * ■ / X 'ff-J'.' t m v? r i 9 ir t 9T r m 9tr n A^n row T»ir ft 1 ft t m Jt m r u L « n u i i t . ift %ftn f o r i c n i * ftoi r. 1 i m ftT%. r i o n in a * Jft **■ 9 L A V U D R A IN AGE PI? T S Ir T ftotirr. n r r m n o f t t o k i * T rftii m w r n i t i T r m u T E f t c n nr •!. ft ft 14 DRftlftinr. PitIR IC T i p i i r f t f P T n t V E v t*ft r IflMfBfH ftlll •-•• •8'ftl !•» 1ft« !• I 'l ' A ; • • - «|# r* ................. 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ROASTS AND ALL THE TRIMMINGS TO MAKE YOUR THANKSGIVING DINNER THE BEST YET! PILL? BURY WHITE " v- A2 * r : s 1011 . ift I .R . COUNTY MOTORS, Inc 1HALF OR WOOL! — LR NO CENTER SUCRE iai> • •terra* fe* Pttlhtlff r c n -* t i S a r fe r l. Pterida KIN! JAN'S RELIABLE CRISP. FRESH M Y (TMWftftftAV, Maf'd-'tl C lark ef tha C im it (V -jr) *a*l I H v jih * M * r STEAK 39 i tor performance than all enter car* combnedl N m U M f » 9 m d m 9m lev-price field m lk the eaip f t 0 mtled, M -/m>ti #f KING SIZE CAR . . . in « /ail tkoiee /mi O r iH a r k I k a rl* la SMALL MEATY SPARE f'ft) if »‘l !••# il Iftf|ft If it GET THE FEEL OF SUCCESS! D f t M tgla Teach a f Tomorrow w ir n a t . me h*«k **4 «m et*l •• f i n t - r l *•*•*:*<*!• C * * » tr. rt-«rl4 i . thl* l l i h ea r ef t ill. REE F CHI CK PO RK (WITH YOUR ORDER) ef body afyl/i.' See and driii am of than nugniiScant Dodge Coronet*. Ytmll gat the /ml of totem la Dodga Uigie Touch ptabbutlaa driving. Youll diaraver what It*# Ilk# to dtp up from wnall eare— dtp oof in atyla, comfort and roomlnam no ear near tie price ran iMltU YouII tm that thia la no atripped-dom "price eperiaT . . . but a /nU-efftad, JnU-faakimud KING SIZE DODGE that outahinaa can crating much more! How can Dodga do it? Thia new *M Dodga La a dindmd ef extra mint from tha gnatart mlm gain in tha industry. « 4 • Dodga Coraaat. . . Urn KING a-,*ar*1 TURKEY ^ 59 Smoked Pork Chops . . . lb. M e BREAKFAST BACON lb. 4 |c PORK SAUSAGE____ lb. 4 * '•’V . EACH 3-Lb. Carton ICECREAM f, « -i;| ROAST 35 RiDASIT u 33c lb. 45s K IN G A N R E L I A B L E SM OK ED c -n f# .,- , FREE! J EWEL C R T SEA LTEST Pn* • a*in*t *«J FRUZEN F A F C E W IT H FR O STIN G I .B A N , P i m a rta. A C A N o r r R A N n r .R R Y »o Vft«t fft# 7.ft • 6 -1 5 LBS. Turnthe hey, push a button... to la a f 1*11 rsu ta ' . ; • * It* 1 V ir .a a r H * " 4 *ltetn P l l l l l l f f , V *. Jr'.apnm a J Ha«*atre*a. P * fa iita rt. in * karaln fall eat «r ( P«- it Mi fftBftft c # q7 htm tfcft t1k\ W ll *8 •'<* 3»» I# Fftft •••’ft »••#.# ^0(8ft#e*ft h C/tP| ! #»••#• il t*4 t ft ft*88. f'fttft tfttif N*e 34 Dedoe held* more ofU iel, P age 7 LET THE TII* TOT* LAREl___ PROTECT YOl’R THANKSGIVING T*\BLE i#4*e# » e r» -f-N It ftft^#* N f#Fw# « #•-» ewe,l |« Ke f*#eft. •* *4f '1*9 4 I**- »ft# F'V* Tft « .« 4#-# #» a tfk ft ftp the • , S(M„ ••• »fti c^9ft »ft# p-fhS^e* Tw# hatkbft*# S A N T O IT D H E R A L D i • l‘ w • • • * »' t?otn»» • *3 of b»fnr# #mft#f . . . Death t/n efit piym rnt* In thl* ••I#» t«51 •• • • eiYf 0 • *n# i 'I#p « • • 1 n »8 Plfttflr* fth^'iH »'ate In the f ir .t three quarter* ft 11 trift (•#*it ft** eglftOtlM ft e p'ft» *1 Ifl ftftlf 5*T...!«•• a -1 *#v P# o' 15V3 rom pr*r «tth M 2. 37X o.«» -n ■• .... 1,. e.MB »** a • « «a*|l» •a f i •» K #*trl# | •8l ft <*• IN* ft ft* |M|Mt(|U|3||| ther o —f .|v<nding period of t i l l II •I I \ *#• f#e r | 8Ml|lff •4 - *9• ' M\ ri-«t«9ft if* O r ftt • r • • i f n f th * year * eme month* ag 1 i*. •» n ^8 :*• I t e#1• am At* • • J»* v e» I ••§ per-* • Iftfb Af gregate deal*, benet t payment* aft* hi* ft**ft •#m»t«#1ft FT^ft • \ . * ) «I i»t tnat ih# 4 •• • e*f I'l thi* Vtaie. ) : 3. 32t .(« J wa* under . Y'^ft • •. . - a • Rerr -lAl# raqn. • ft ** t. Wjefirli 7 M 7 nrtbnary tn*urance p o licir*. | in I'Sin #»v • - » p»ri*» r i t r w M IX E S ■ ; T U P - . •TATrsmxBCTORs o r . rWi ' V M IN C m MAIOAtfT follow* the Qucrfv M othrr Into »0e U nlt„t BUtrs tm K u -r tn London where they are being wrlcomc-l by AVmlhrop Aldnch. American Ambassador to the Court of St. Jjm rr, It wa* a private dinncr-danre for mrmtrcr* or th<* royal family amt other guert* and the tin t dancinr party for the Prince * alme hrr breakup with CSmup Capt. IVIrr Tow iucnd. She arrived ihnrlly lx fore her in ter. Queen llluabcth. (ftiicrnationdl ra.liophoto) Yft •*- A T LO N G L A ST ! A C I D IN O U R P L A N T i s LU v I Aids To Small Retailers Told In New Leaflets R E C E IV E R SMALL______ MEDIUM_____ LARGE ............ X-LARGE__________f | c TH E .Mon. N o t . 2 1 . 1155 Legal Notice 14-24 LBS. EGGS J41JT.0W v i i cr.der 1 !!5 p —j p IJ# m iuraace certiftcafci. and M.274.000 * y * under 21.327 tnduitnal ln»urance poltcie*. For 'h e nation a* a whole. It.fo0.071 000 >*a* paid a* death claim* uinfer t.2’3 327 polictra in thr f:rat nine month* of thi* year, mmpared w.th 31.342.73l.Oivi under t.lryiV ll (nliclrt in the tike period last year Of III* year » payment*. ri.O2fi.640.0OO a a* under 361134 rrdin ary vo.ir.e*; 24S'.9#3.lkio wa* under 773..331 group life eerliftr »te»; and IMl.l3n.mo wa* under 609 034 industrial potirie* month* of thi* y r a r . compare,! e tth t t ’ .Stt.n rv in the corrc*pondng perted of ta .t y r a r . the Im tltide of Li.'e In«uranre reported toJ i y . The n u m te r of p o lirlr* he­ m m ing claim * tn the f in t nine month* wa* 32.H 7, which rim p ir n ! wtlh 31 342. 732.000 uniter , A good stendard ru'e tn tv*ma in f period of p.34 canning I* to u»a en» tea*p«en 'The tre m rn fo u * rt»e in life in- will to eaeh q-iart of vagatab'.e. • mance nuying and the mcrea»e 2 table«poon* for *ach quart of in o w n m lu p *tnre World 3\ ar It meat. • ie r e fe n e .i in the.e current pay ment>.' tlo lg ar .1 .tohtuon, In at t> mte prr* dent, raid in announcing the figure*. "For the country a* i% r n r i in * i i t • 9 tt. M f t t i i a whole, death benefit* pu d in the 11 in n % i « im « i nr. tft • on % • miami r « mi f t t i . 11 «• (•rat n ln t month* of thi* year m um *«» ware I I I . 31? mo greater than in 9l \ v i \ %*i.\ \ * m• v * • • k* nuftitff. t ie c n ,responding period of t.*»l 11 * e a r and 72 percent more than in j«'sr.riiiftr j. nr\pci miv. P#f#n1int •he ft r »' r.me month* of J 943 The M M li 9 T* b l»l F I >l» health record among poltr»hn!dcc* T O * I ft#F ' • »4a-<* ;r • “ w^-e# 1ftftY kflbBB « M III! ha* a c 'u a liv in p ro « rd in the pa*t \ «rf iliYtft %' ift ten y e a r* , hut life inm rance ownerNoffull) \ rf* • - .. ».• Ifft »btp ha* mere .re d about |133 per­ b#-*b, eft) )*f#4 to * t# » t I* cent tn the*e year* " 1#ft ifftfftH***. p*f»44||l3 ff bv 44 OEl A — D 11 IR E C T F R O M L O C A L F A R M S Fr LL A . uGR RAD THESE ARE NEW FIRST LINE TIRES— NO MILEAGE — THEY CAME OFF NEW CARS AND WERE REPLACED W I T H . . . Y ej,'- ;• 1788 Seminole County Motors, Inc. FEAST FLA. GRADE A YOUNG BAKING H E N S ____ * "• m. to » i l l CHEVROLET Station Wagon PLYMOUTH CLUB COUPE CHEVROLET 4 DOOR DODGE .4 DOOR DODGE 4 DOOR DODGE CLUB COUPE Flo rid a fam tl.e* r r c r t ir d >13.*.32,(Wt in life ir.*u ra n r* death benef t payment* in the first n lnr E S P E C I A L L Y F O R Y O U H E R E IN T H IS P L A N T — 21.00 — A B O V E P R IC K S A R E E X C H A N G E - 52 death, by gaming t<me for safe ev­ acuation or aheltrr. Anothr* problem la grtung im ­ mediate po*t-ailack data to feed eem putir*. "We are working with other government agencie* to de. • flop a *y*tem of automatic Iran*mi»*ion to flaih Information tn eumpu'e* operator*." *aid Pohlena. Right now. te»l* of the Stanford Research Institute iy»tem are point. Ing the way to more effective planning for survival "F.art* *olu:ton to a problem of theoretical a t­ lark tel!* ui more about improving civil d rfe n ie." commented Pohleni FCDA technician* and the SRI group plan to try electronic com­ puting o i even more difficult problem i, thou«and» of rfurttion* »uch at (he he«t balanre nf shelter and n a r tia tie i for target area* — bas­ ed on dif'erent. warning period*, the probability of bom bdrop Inacruracie*. and different aiming point*. Electronic* may be able to gel the fa it answers, to save live* and tctourca*. • TURKEYS Dclua G u n s ia a 21.00 DODGP. CLUB COUPE CHEVROLET HARD TOP PONTIAC 2 DOOR CHRYSLER 4 DOOR t* ln s rom puton !» being dMigneJ and developed for FCDA by Stanford Jle ie irrh Institute. Work beym In lhe sum m egof 1J34. and U eontmumg under * recently extended contract. Basis of the *yatem are deck* of punrhed computer card* and »terl tecordmg tape*, on which have > r n compiled A m erica's rraource* —in »ueh categcne* aa people, re­ sidence* manufacturing plants, ut­ ilities, and medical supplir*. The ra-d* or tape* "locale" re­ source* by numbered coordinate* from a em ulated electronic map of the Untied Statea. Each intersec­ tion on this "m ap " i* a point or standard location regresenting an aggregate of re»otirce» The a**e»a. ment avitem row tneludea some 23 w o of the** loeauona. To eim pute the destruction of divelling unit*, for example, an "electronic brain" might he operat­ ed from a central h e a d q u a rtm thia way: Firat. lhe attack factor* are aet up on the computer. Assuming that a aiflgle weapon waa u»ed. fa d o ri a»e »Ue of the weapon, height of the burst and "ground rero" nf Ihe rxploiio* T h n e factor* become co­ ordinate* for figuring damage. The computer "*can*" the area around ground Tero and quickly dcterminr* the number of d u ell­ ing unit* damaged It prints out these figures farter than the rye can r e a l Fallout — the new dtm m iton of atomic atlark that come* when a weapon is exploded on nr near thr ground — i« another danger that el­ ectronic computer* may be able tn measure. Figuring it ran he a knotty problem. FCDA ha* deter­ mined it will he n e re x a ry In "feed" computer* *uch target data a* wind veloeitici and directions up tn high altitudei and a formula for fallout rate of particle* lucked up by each nuclear explosion. "Allhnigh lest result* are not foficludve »n far." explained Pohleng. "we feel reaannably aure that fallout car be figured by comput­ er*." Since high-level wind* are b ailr to fallout computation*. Ihr It. S Weather Bureau i* now making twice daily observatine* of wind* t o lo ho.onn fact over 24 different "target areas" of the nation. Tbcte nb«ervatN.n*. made at sevan alti tid e lever*, go tn all weather itatim g, FCDA'* w eather advisory of­ fice m Battle Creek, and are avail­ able to Regional Stale and local * t i lr m FLA . G R A D E A - D R E S S E D & D R A W N ,760-15 Tubless Firestone B»mc Cash Ion • l TRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SAT. NOV. 26th YOUNG TOMS YOUNG HENS .760-15 Tublcss Goodyear f vT* YOUR THANKSGIVING 18.50 18.50 Photographed In EkSTMAX rn l.O R rrln l h» TKCNICOLOR 0:00 ONLY CARTOON — NEW * PLUS T h o u * 131* Dalui rkamplwN B u rre Jc fr RICHARDS Keennn Wynn Jnrmit LEWIS AND RETAIL ,710-15 Tubless Firestone Cushion M ADonR UDURYEA DERS LOCKER PLANT Y O U R G U A R A N T E E O P C O M P L E T E S A T IS F A C T IO N . 710-15 Tublcss Goodyear The FREEZE Q U IC K 17.33 18.50 8TAMTA # : # STO R A G E CO. t» E .n m W ring w , , ' • #. AND FRO M n t> . - Wi*tk F L O R ID A Dstae fham plnq Pllrartnww Kicko*/ lime i* R o'rlnrk In nf. Lvnd. ir-l we undcritand there i a motorcade tlirtin g from Seminoi* High al * 43. Re in the motorradi it you r.'n but be aure to be ea hand f..r the game. Tha Federal Civil pefrnr* AdminlstraUoa today revealed that tests m sdo during Operation Alert — Lhe reeeat natioaw.de civil defeats eacreiM — prove-J "electronic brain" A#|omputor» may be a quick way lo trim m s rh e America s loiaea s.ter nuclear attack. The ei»cciie te it, along with pre­ vious computer trial run*, are now evaluated by FDA'* Planning Stiff a s "th s probab’e source of the firat sviU m stie and meaningful a*«r**m m i of lc*se» of life and resource* in tfcsoitton. Immediately aDer atlack." * j For Operation Alert, a computer W apidly preformed a staggering job —figured the number of fatally InJu c d , surviving injured, dwelling imlta dam aged, and different kind* ef medical prr*onnet Jo»t and hoap ‘tal dam ige, for the more than V) "targ et e.tte*'’ tn the country. By ordinary mrthod* the tim e job would t i l e several day* "Electronics may be the aniwer to tNs need fur Immediate aiieaa% n c a t of the nation'! Industrial re so u n e s after attack — what D gore a n l « h at i* left,** p<untrd out Dean Puhlenr. FCDA'* deputy sae iitjn t adm iniitrator for planning "H and figuring can he dangerously s ’ow. Tc.e sourer we know- how hard w *’vf been hit, the fa*ter wo c begin *o recover." . ui-speod dam age atveum ent II CEN TRAL 670-15 Tubless Firestone 710-15 Tubless Goodrich j a il gam * The Feds are out ta beat a hard -hilling, hard running bell club T h e y 'll have lo play their teat to du it. and with th eir spirttt j i high a* they are . we w o « |jf)| bo aurp riied to tee an u p irt S.g irn lo rs n i l go into perh api th rr !-at ball game,* and they 're not gjing ta leave Ih n r alm a mater without a gtiod showing It *n u l( b :in s (a m r Iu the boy* if they 'ripped DeLand It's not oftm that a m id-scisnn s u lh p la c e bail riu i g-l* in the running lo r Ihe coniereurce rh im p iu rsh ip . Bowling TH E E X C IIA N G R l l all *ha.*ea up a* a w h ile of ( in Ihe Southern D hiilon, but Die Hi*Dion it In i dflimna at In who roint ra'ing ayatem It empioied •hall pU* th* Southern division. lo determ ine the standings of the L ist Friday nuht In St. Auguitme varfoua team* The point rating the two t«»m i bottled lo a 7-7 »tandlyati'm take* in the conference aa Hill The oliicial point rating i* not a whole and DrLand holds the edge out on Lhe ta g club* at yrt, but on the Fed* thr^f. II all amounts lo Palatka holds a alight edge on about a half-game lead In point Ketterllnua anJ will probably be rating for Ihe Bulldog*, and it will the team in the coaference-champ take a win lo (lie the Fed* South­ isnship p'ayuff. ern Dr.Uion cr*,wn and put them After h n d ay nlshf* Seahrertein line fur a play off with either New Smyrna gim e a lot of talk has Platka or Ketierlinui of St. Augbeen de. jtr d to tha value of Ihe gtatm e for the E ait Florida Con F»d»* victory over Seabert-re. Thr frrrnce c«ampion»hip. Both of thrae Frda ha I little trouble ui slipping club* h a ie !oi**d Seminole for a ,i.nt New Smyrna 12-7, but they Iu**. a n t Coarh Bill Fleming i t y t he is m i*t anxlou* In play either played then «ea»im » h o t to win over S erb rrere 110 La«t F rd ay ore o f 'h r m again but the Northern n'ght near Smyrna ipmled the Sand Crab honi'eom ing by solidly spank­ ing them 2S-7. The qurition: Were the Semmo'r* Iht one« that broke the epird* of the Sand Crah«, or r r c T n o w i.i-ri i . r i n r c eiaedlua ** I. t r |> a. were 'he* already on their way N t t.ir* t m :* t i t « * :» down when tha Fed* played Ihrm ' llukura Mualr I* l l ;« • ;* r*a * • 'atari C*||r |*r. i« i f j i - ; j - j i j Early in Ihe »»a*on Seabrcrrr i itaH i« i t is * n • '" '" ♦ ii t'atBi. t« i t ; ' 3 * i ; < * n dumped UeLard in-l< lo be Ihe M alhars Kura I ] It I I I J T ; j | 1 orly team beside* K rttrrlinus to i l l * n o w i f * o •< M i n i i . i ; o»w T - rk U fa Ina. |, Nu k u r * M«- I'-P Ihe Tilld'it* aA rtjnd'i *nlrit» are riding h'gh. Friday night'* * MV r i r ' . HhoD, rI *- * T oiw bii • victory gave them new wing* for lliaV##*| f'AlM#r I, 1 Calarr City (heir flijht. and they will be iVlikiirift I "teady" for an invailon from Ihe T l : * * * M il.II T i i h c m « I Ml « Mtirnari i - . i m , , , •lift arrh -nvrl Fed* The Bulldog* of Multiir# Mu* r J ill r#|#ry r „ » Prin tin v r * . s j j j fen»e is n*( o( Ihe f neil In Ihi* TftlHfft • V!ft*|i«|.,r nH. u n io n ♦? Florida. They are both m • th»r • r»irnitur# J !1» a running and a pasting team, an l \ 9 w T»»rk falf# In# ?:«x Tt:%M Mile II ft I Ma I K a m > :« ihry run trom the aingle-wing and n u k u t* X lia lr Dhop f ti Mitm#tr |'a int#r* sift Ihe Spli'-T with equal agility. They Tf*mmjt'» iTftfli#fn# PSnp i n •cored d'-finila virlonr* on all r .t a r j e*ifjr n iM I r a • ir Naw T «tk L t f . |nt Tift •it of their winning gamr*. three Matha-a Furm iura • Til of whieb Had af'*e» of m e r 30 i* n i % t i l l ftL HMIIV t r n e i : r r . n irh ird * ••! points for Ih t Bulldog* They lopp­ I*aul I'am ld fa* ed New Smyrna 11 0. Wildwood 130 Uaorga I'esold I I I P. K. Youngs 110. Winter Park J — k lt * r i »t Tad Wnroall Ma 110, P alataa 0-0. and Leesburg 32 7. rlv d a r ia r r r Ml Jaa,a Took mi Thd Fed* record lark* the color Makar! piaala | | | of lh« Bulldog* but they sport a lU ra ld lU c k fk k a tk 114 Uofc Mae i l l guod S I m ark. They beat Lees burg M # Apopka 7-0. Hastings I 'l T T n ow i . i * n a r i iK D I l.r . Tammv'a llad lalo r Hkap u R u raatl If# . N jw Smyrna 127. and SeaPalm er* C*l!tr. '* C rla tla e «• RukuC* brecio 14-0. They loti lo Palatka llu a v ClHhaa 2'-0. Ket'erlinu* 110. and Winlee X ,» T r« T r, ‘‘. Oft, 'ril* " M alkar* Furnltufft g Park 11 l» ON GOODYEAR-FIRESTONE-GOODRICH SPECIAL PRKES-WHILE THEY LAST a il S r.ilh * "III' V * . ? ' ‘•'••»•'•• **d Mh»r “ nd tha unknown atalsn*. , URtfUftM In In la ra tl. Irualtaa. Tand I ----------f * » «'har p arly or ■••Mlaa ria l ln« hr, Ihmual lhri.ua S, undar nr • ■•MM | ea'd TilK IK NAl hvV... VNSAM. r u/fllllt r * .... ................ ANO w euaTKn.N n s Klt.N II Alt.W AT COM P a n Z* t , . *P c m x o r .ii * " U a i K U . I COM . . a r ANT. cat M r a lion a rv in l■*d undar lha law* af tha S laia a l T o tk . and lha anknawn aa. elsw*. •■ ccritar* l« Intaraat, Iru tl| Jrarllaa • r at ; Heclionic Brain' Computers To Aid In Checking losses Feds FaceToughest Game OfSeasonWednesdayNight / W AV/ houivFg n . Tha Sltvan'a brotbrrg, iir n . iip r .n a n s l e y LiUla l.yman »<>uM up Ita on- Don and David firrd arriil* for a n p re u lta gridiron by lot- a total of 43 yard*, arhlla 'It. Dora r e In Ihe Golden llu rrle a n e i of waa content with only 11 paiaing Mount Dora 12-0 F rid a y night in yard*. M l. Dora. I.ytnan'a iravon ha* been G rrgg *rortd In lb* firat ita n ra r a r r r d by ile k n e i* , bad weather, for Mt. Dora from rig h t yard* out, and In ju rle i. fulm inating a 43 yard dtivr, and D"n Gregg and Hlrbard Gardln* in thha imond atanra Gardiner top. ir biro op the l.yman forward ped an 32-yard driva by carrying • all and Ird tb rir llurrlranoii to over from lha *ia. thoir third Central Florida Con­ l.yman couldn't gat tb rir ofference win. G iree I'd in ground- frneg 2 *ng at all during thr fam ine with 112 yard*. Both ram *; th»lr drfcnia batltcd g»mnGragg and Gardiner *rralrhfd pay­ ly, hut rath»r futiliy, in an at­ dirt. The Mount Dora flub almost tem pt to hold down th* llu rrlIrippl'd tbo l.yman rushing V*t4* ranr*. Italph Farina, John Srhtillt, a f f , It)} yard* air*in*t »ho Grey- and I’eta Vanllorn all turned in good p*rfnrmanm* In tha tfeond half, a* they **emrd to play an intpired hall ram*. Even though t u r n it o r »t x r they held ML Dora »rorele*« dur­ T in: u t a t i ; n r l u n i n r * TO* (• ALIl’K K U IT II I f ing Ihe »eeond half, they couldn't ■U IT II. hrr kv.haedl J A 't l.A I’ pull tha rim e nut of the fire. K t U iR C A tL IK t TATU M |i i . i i f i , K u t ef thara. it a li\ * . Mt. Dora completely ovtrpo«»ird int, it rl.ad- lha r»ip«<’tl>a ua them. n n» n h» if*. <t»»lia»*. • • « * '* ? • t• r i M M i. f AlcmMcrvtr Big Rise In Life Insurance Buying STAY ON TOP — SHOP TIP - TOP 3 29c ; �* ---- T t K * AND TREAT v THE SANFORD HERALD Federal A i n t i u . " Butler, in lu m m irttln f tha pro) pccti ovet tha itata and 'every* Hununj ’*• P*r* rre wre are calling on D planning J' 1 th« eui- An good business in the future tT*\ i. '* Me* Prniperity is on the upgrade and " ’?<u, Denham It l« reflected In the general eon* * d0** ' try type, versaiion of all of tha businessmen jr.a tain , special we call on." And ha added. "I've J let* pas- got /o much business it keeps me "•*** regular humping all Ibe time The days * and weelu j u s t aren't long In 1311 lire and »«°«gh." k lied *e ilk with. Emery, speaking about Cuba ,<m l- A that we where hr calli on many customers are at- all over the island laid, “ there of c a n nd mail are more farm tractors per eapi* “ Cuba's i State " t* in Cuba than In the Im ted ed in Ih through States. There's been an mereaia buses et j , com* since the war of approximately M even mo doing a percent In the private ownerthip see here kry tail and waa ihot a boy d„«n w*iiia running with hia gun and w ji injured, A hunter was iteldenUHy ihol in th* abdomen while handing a loaded n t e to hia buddy. Another n.an wa% hilled when a hunter fired hi a dutir xcrou a point of land behind wh<ch the unfortunate man w .i concealed. A boy of ten accidentally shot h'v «ii*rr through the lower back while p’aying with a 21-callber Colt automate. “HUNTERS, be especially careful while *r. the woods and always et.ow * n»> you arc ihooting at, ' urjed K.ank D A V Y , W. V i . l * > - a r , , M ir Halloween. Dreg store n u n . agcr Opal Neely told polite »h» m i “amused" when a man in a long, gray coal — wearing a paper bag over h it hfad — f t . Ur*d th* itoro at dosing time and began clowning. Shi wasn't laughing, howtvar,^ when th i man pointed a pun to hrr and th i other clerks. ordirrd thi safe open id, and {ltd with $l,*,00 in caih and checks. HELP forCoughs You foal coofo*. soothing halp from the m y ftnt dose. Clogging phlegm n loosened. you breathe deeper. T H A M K S6 IV IM G TURKEYS ARMOUR S STAR ,0 ft rt from the highway (to n tln u rd Irom Page Onel b ald / will be le t the U tte r part «>f thi* week. T r TiifVer, chairman, laid that this p'naie of the finiihing touches ahould be completed in the next ten days. Meanwhile, workmen are continuing to add !.v.t minute t/viehe* to Ibe inter tor and are moving in furniture and equipment. When the workmen have finish <d th eir work, the staff will then go through a familiarisation traintug, according to H arry Wetr, adtm n iitrato r B cetute of the t h o r o iio t r n o s w ith w h ic h t h is schooling muat he handled. It ii difficult to ,ay exactly when pa* tlofil* can lui accepted, but the hope i» that It will be "shortly afior th a first of tha year'*. A BELL li th LIMES TRUCK, loaded with **v*« ton* of Dsndr* Bread, skids in* feel on it» aide before coming to a stop.________ (Caatleucd from P a ir One, *f ours. But, it is hstlcally of Christian origin and purposs. 1 Our Pilgrim forebears who •tUhlishM th* pm-ondm* which % a ,follow annually did not come fn the first Thanksgiving a* we come to Thanksgiving Day lOiA. TV* rents to the *»»/*« with in* Butacrahle blessing*, tinparalelled prosperity snd vast romforts and gonvenUnrei. They were almost at the depths of poverty, at least, by, modern standards, but they prac*| practice the kind of thanksgiving is not dependent upon m aim Stances. F irst and foremost their Thanks* Riving was to Cod. They were not a* toagertird with counting their m aterial ble,*lng# that "things" •rtn s lly eclipsed the COD behind It alt: his most f riendly associates had turned upon him and were lr>!r*g to turn the people against him. Those In whom he had placed s great deal of trust h ad slandered him with one cheek and been hit friend with the other, lie felt as though he might bo eater away from it all. We find that even In our age » • feet Ihe same way. Our dally Ilf* becomes • routine of dru»ery and hardship, our hearts *r# bur­ dened with he crosses of life, end finally we look with Rsnglng Upon the bird in flight end sign saying In our hearts, If I but had such wrings th atl could fly away from alt these csres and woes. Rut would it really be »o wond­ erful? Could we fly away far enough to forget all th at wa left behind I think not, for the bur­ den* that have plarrd upon us cannot be forgotten. We cannot fly away from the temptation* and worries of life for they are part rf us as (iod tell* us that our heart is wirkedj out of the heart proceed at] evil thoughts. Nor can we flee wicked longues as Let ns ask mirtelve* four ques­ tions to re* if w# are going to ycactle* the kind f thanksgiving that is net dependent upon o rDavid would have for th* longue* gintttanres. are the some all over th* world. 1. Are w* thankful far the Nor eould w# fly away from the (Tee tees* of Cod—revelled to U* obligations "f otjr family, church nr Jn tfa« universe; hut even mor* home for they would go with us Important for th* t«v*UUon of HU n* m atter where we go. Neither greatness in the plan nf redemp­ could we Hv awey from Csed for tion by the deg’h of Ht* Ron on th* He would b* on th* highest mumCrass " f Calvary? ( f t Are w* tain or the lowest veiley. thankful a t th* remembrance of How then can we over come Osd'a righteousp,«t and purity Ihe pressure and hardships of our *fld holiness—knowing th a t w* lives? I* there no p'ac* that we fitly thsr* In the*# godly attrl- can fly to and find pcare an! but** I* Christ Jesus* l*> Are w* rest? Yes. yog mq«t s»t your thinkful for the time* hiv* to wings that we might fly to Cod for geflect and meditate upon God— In Him we will find th* rest wa yea 11ling hia m erry and long tuf- seek. In Him we will overcome ffria g i a* He patiently walla for sin, death and the devil. In lllm piu r e p e n ta n t .o that He might we find life evertastinr, through fteeio q tly . forgive our sins? (I) His **n Jesu* Christ. For David Art w* thankful for every oppor. finish** Hit Psalm with. “ At for trinity pf service to God—whether ms, I will call upon God: and tha ft ba large «r email, easy or dif- Lord vill have ms." When we flee Ut wi flee to the From hi* tart. p». P I, the R»v hou ahold «f refuge that David fhU Iip Rchtessmaan of the Luth- taught, th* refuge of Cod, the •ran Church c f Tha R*d*«raar peace of tha Lard in that hope of gyake on “The Prayer fa r Flight," |f a aald, “ Did you ever feel th a t •htl would like la fly away from A *H. gat away from tha meet f>St your Ufa la In. King David in «*r la s t had th a t feeling. He tew ed down In prayer before Cod A f4 aald, “Oh, th a t I had wings H i* * 'dove* F a r then I would fly g fc h r and be a t rest." r j * Wd u W * tarrihU hWw to MOPE VOTERS. FEWER PEOPLE NESCAFE IN ST A N T COFFEE O NLY L im it 1 P len a* PILLSBURY’S BORDEN’S SHURFINE CAKE M IX E S BISCUITS Cranberry SA U C E 3-79 l CANS IQ MANILA (Th-Dirvaig Is sprit* a town. The number of tegistered voter* jumped to Ift.tkvy this year fiom ."1,000 in !M t dea* pile a dorrvate in population. A congressman from the dis­ trict »avs he knows why ar.d has askrd the Commission on Elec­ tion* to knock out ll.nOO n*mr». He -ays that W th* number of fictitious names slipped in by sly pelltieo* who n-ed “Moslem words for days, trees, mnnkeya and deg." Ths automatic COLEMAN A m e ric a ’s f a s te s t- s e llin g o il h e a te r ! 3 il. , —s m s II in ptire — g:vnt in perform a n e e t P ro dune* u n fit BTC. of heat per hour. A realty fina room hatter —* dandy auxiUary heater! 8«* this shadowed mahogany beauty foe yourself. Taull ba aavased at iu low price—It* high power! A LB. CAN ONLY KINGAN’S RELIABLE READY TO EAT 12 - 14 LB. Kingin'* Rtliahl* Roll CERTIFIED CELLO LB. ROLL tA S Y 1« M S FULL CASE ONLY 1 FRYERS EACH LYKES SUGAR CURED SLICED ZERO CLEA N ER STALKS G e n e ra l In su ran ce H. JAMES GUT AGENCY W E D N E S D A Y NIGHT N O V . 23rd PRICES GOOD THRU WED. NOV. 23rd RAPH PRINTING - TYPING r INVESTIGATIONS MADE B B IN UNITED STAIRS OB �r* S ite ^ a ttfo rfc Ite ra te TO O K m V S P A fU I 9 I F E N D S T O U R R IG H T •• T O K NOW ! ■ AN F -* liM U h e4 V O M T M B X I .V I IB M Perry Appears Before Board To Give Agent Q ualificc^tis Attorney Says No Power To Extend Fire Protection "Ther* U no charter authority to eate-nd fire protection out,id* th# rity limit*,'* Citjr Attorney • William C. Hutchison. Jr. told th* Board of Sanford City Commit* • liontrs last night. In nmking h it report to tho *nuimiiiion*r*. Hutchison »*id. "I don’t h*ll*v* there la nn authority lo furnish fir* pridaetlo* nnd chart* for th* servir*. lo anyron* beyond th* rity Jimita." II* w u l, "there in liability on th« part of th* rity ii equipment !• not w ithin the rity limit* for thr protoe* Mon of th* eitii'ens property." M a y o r D rnvrr Cordell *aid f , that, “ from my observation »t th* rreent meeting of the Florida league of Muniripaliti** In Jack* aonville, « » are th# only n l y •ending nquipm rnt out of th e city w ithout rharge." O anm itrioner Earl Higginboth. ham rummonted, "1 p rtfrr to rimte* the a h a rtrr to allow u* to •harge a fee. However, w* a re n 't going to prevent n fire (rurh from going eutatda of the cite lo »*»* f* • man'* horn# from fire." Follow ia g lengthy diaruMlon, the Board o f Commissioner, azre* a>t to table th* enniideration until nearer th* tim e for the l»S7 l.*gtrie Owe when tome definite ae* I toa ehoeld he Irkeo. With letter* from two r itiir n i f ~~ "~g th e nee of th* present t boapiUU building, when th* nov* *ae M put into ute. f»r *n old folk* home, the oommi»*io«en derided 4 % M de th e suggpriloti until com­ plete details of th* requirement a fee (uch a n operation coutd U I. Itetd Worric w et aulhnrit*«i bg the Board of CommU*ion*ra ta npiewta a phMncraphle m i * m m * a t th* Sanford Zoo with <g th* grove tncown# i no* benefit tin t th* - _____ u . h* M»* commissioners rr n f ) rented shot Ac** wtfl he ( a r t Putts t as * * now asi * * u a train * ofaaaigned Wi Ih* Ran* Depaitawnt as soon police ears for aity asriem M M a to te Fwwsp Branch Creek era sM T umt. Chey Manager W arreeai E. KwtfwW* told the Board ______Oort active men* awthonnsl. M sew er fw* for topping mm er line* set by th* light. A A ■Tr*-— — 1 last night. ! m ■ted an daea „era* a rti Msgtviim Day Talk To Ba Given By Rev. R. Spear H m r a s d Merton ThsnkipM ng serrire. sponaured by tha Seminole Couaty M inisterial Aaioclatlon, will be held :hia y e a r at lb# Congregapnnal Ckriatian Churrb. Park Av*. and 14th 9l . Thanksgiving morning legmaing a t 9:10. Die R er Robert H Spear, p as­ tor *f th* Church #f tbs U n a rm * will dsDvei th* Thanksgiving MornLit m e n ag e »hi» F**r. Die Bart knot* County Mmlstorial Assneistton Issued th* following stitement In regard to the ThsnksgMng S* re lews: "At this Thanksgiving Sessoif. we should a t torn our thoughts to the giving of thanks to imr lle a rm ly Esther l*r th* multitude of bless* Mgs H i Bestows upon ns. T hlj yesy'l Thanksgiving Senric# has been preyerft Uy -md rsrefutly gtanimd and It Is hoped that the rhvrrk wtB b* filled to sverfiowtog." Library Mem orial Group T o M eet A meeting nf ths (tonsrat Ran* fsrd L ibrary Memorial Association was announced this moynlng. Tito Impartenl planning meeting « 9 l b« bald te n t M*nd«y after* ■M l ga 4 n’d te k In !>• Iduen* Hsnbl M a t N v m Commsteial An. IN P K rN N n F N T P A H -T N B W B P A rX W Commission Opens Following Area For Hunting Season Will Billie J o t H orton Fund It Tte am# te* A m * In to n ated in t o forwarding I t ptote to r thin Importer t addl* was i n t o la f t # Fifty dollar a was bra to tb* raltoral Ilf* kg Bantord i A- v ;•< ■VLB* VAMtfNOTDN * - J » A r CfcnsdaM . f te Rs*t k rWitteg I penult ksetoiste i af . a age* in p M k aitt tad c'pi* N*valter tow th* evert, te g a r •ail sfaak o* "F ite Ctiliura". Dte prtddrtM *f tha local organIsatl** raid H u t ih«e* will al** k* r*p*ria 1* ha gfwn an th* Florid* Wlldllf* Fadrrallnn and th* flew* i t f Fr*«h Water Fish C*mmliilo*'a Uat marthig. A ten ai(«adanc* af flu m *«her­ In partly cloudy *«4 WlM through ttfd rm l« » , A .v* ocl»ird P r « i l/CAned W i r e No. J i t i Two aeeiitenia were r to heminnlo t'nuntv last mgh' ahniil Ihrre H o u r , spsrl. Tha Rrn soet,i*ol occurred ai Mohley’s I'oener when n 1#V7 Drvlge Pickup truck, d m «n by Otis Axel btobtom. H ir s r o l.t Condemnation pr*>c##<takgv * l.aka Mary man. • :,>pp»1 for a set urderway to arqnir* thr*« **r Irft Kirn an.| wa» hu in ih* rear tmns nf right of-w ay property tor hv a HIT Ford driven h> Welling the widening and paving nf I Ion Will sm Slsrr. 7* year-old three-quarter mil* »tr*trh nf m»d Vmlnole County min off the Markham Road In South S u rr. according to Florida High Seminole County, arrordiog to • ay Patrol Trooper T U aik action taken by tha Board of M ilk, w it traveling to In XV County Co«nmiv*inn#r» ihi* mornmiles per hour when be •ms-hod ing at their regular hi monthly ( into th , r e i r of Ihe Irurk. meeting. Damages to the truck were e» Dickton Road, in rn lrin g 11 perConcluding hi* on *Rotary— It* sona, util h# Improved following M Year* of Bervic* and I la Op­ Umaied at lin o and to lha 1M7 Ford a tola) lost. the nrcesiary right of-way ar- portunities In the T e a rs to Starr, according h> Tro<qier quHitona. Fropertie* of Fatl Com*." Dr. Arthud 8 Kitchen. Hildehrande, George* Km*, and Governor nf the filth District of Mack received laceratiin, nf th r Doyle, will h* acquired through Rotary lnl*ntatio*al. made this face and head, pn«uhl* fracture Ih* condemnation proceeding! ap­ plew to hia follows at th* weekly of the left knis? ami contusions of Ih* right knew proved by th# Commiaaioncr*. meeting of th# Sanford Rolaiy (T arget of driving a car with In other bu»lne»t transacted at Club, a t noon yaslerday: "lmprnj>er lights" wef* placed the morning session of th f Board • |*n *11 the good you ean by all of County Commiaaionera includ­ the mean* you can. in ill the wavs against Syohlom, The ,acrmd icciilent occurred ed plana for the retirem ent of you ran , in all tho places you a( approtim ately 10 It lad night County Agent C. R. Daw eon. ean a t all th* times you ran, F. S. Perry, Diatrict Agent for to all tho people you ran, o« tong on th* old roiad brlwren Maitland and Allamontr Springs when a the L'niveraily of Florida Agricul­ a a ever you can." tural Ealcnjion Service, appeared "Thi»," the speaker •tile d , on IMS Plymouth Sedan, driven by H o leit nf A R M N I i before Ih* Board to saplam the th* occasion of his official s u it Merrill qualification* of a person needed to tha local club, "summed up, in Springs. Iravaling north si an ap ­ to replace Dawaon whose plana to just on* sentence, much of the parent high rale of speed, failed rrtir# are now tentatively aet for Ideals of Rotary." Th* object of to mak* a curve and ran off the July, y i f , Koiary, h* emphasised, was to road on th* left side smashing Conroiiaiioncr O 11 a Forakre rncourag* and fnitrr lha ideal of Into a power pole bicakirg It Into (old Ike Hoard that, " I think we serviru *• a basis nf worthy en- three pieces. n » rid a Highway PalnJ Trooper should ratend the courtesy to Mr. trrpris* and to rncourag* and Dawson lo allow him to retire at foatrr th* devtlupment of acquain­ T. Mark Mark said (hat dam ages the completion of his service beat tanceship as an opportunity toe to the ear were estimated at adapted to Ms retirem ent plana." service. High ethical standard* la II IDO. It wav also reported th at The Diatrict Agent told the Com­ business and professions, the ap­ Hollelt received minor lacerations missioner*. "you hava an advan plication nf the ideal nf service by lo hit far* Trooper Mark said today that tig * now that you can look at a •very Rotanan to his personal, number nf men It I* important business and community Itf* and charges ar* pending. that we have top m en in these lb* advancement of international uderstanding, good mill and p*ac« poviltoni." Admitting that the announre- through a norld fellowship of m rnt of Dawson's retiring waa budncta and professional men uni premature. Perry told the mm- led In the Ideal nf servic*. were mlaiionera, "w* w on't atari look­ inspirationally biought out by ing Sir a replacement nnlll there Ih* man In rh arg i of tte U clubs la a vacancy.M comprising hia district. There arc Board Chairman John Urisch over I.MU Rotary dubs In M coun­ said, "w* h ire three local ap­ tries and geographical a rra s In plication! lur the potilion but •* tte world with a membership don't know If |hey com a up bi th* rapidly.approaching a half m ill'* Th# G a m * . ami. f p i k , w ,i.« requirements necessary to be ap­ m em tera. Fish rnirm iisK iii fin Ort. A 1*vi. proved hy th* t'nleeralty of Flo­ Hia aitdrras waa received with af DrLand. opened Ih# following rida Estendon S ervice." enthusiasm and applaus* by over deicnbed a m In Seimncle r»«in70 m em bers nf Ih* local group in ly, tn burning during th* pvevenl aMwwIanr* at th* mrattng prasiHm sw iji : Dam age Reported •d over by president William hunting Beginning nn the sooth ahor* of i Bill I Bush J r At th* rlo*« of l^ k e Jesup al a point whvre Ihe A s Tractor, T ra ile r th* m**lmg th* Distnrt Governor •outh shore of said l-skr Jrsu p wool into a a**iion with president inlrr»ecls wllh Ihe divldon line nf Skids, H its O n Side Bush and Secrelary R. W. Hup- Range, to R.v.| and II East. A trsrter and trad e r, oward snd raeht m preparation for the club Ihence run aouth lo Ih* northerly operated ky Bril Biker*** of Pay- assembly held at T a d o c k last tid* of th* Kanlnrd-Ovtrdo public l-o s Beach, skidded fc r a total of nifbt a t Spencer's rrstau ran l, highway, Ihcnr* n>uthrastcrly Tha toUooing dm etors and com- along Ih* nortlu-rlv ti>l* >4 said nearly mo fart and cam * to a stop on Ms side si a telephone pole n* millsu chairmen ner* present. Sanford Oviedo puhlir htgway In­ Rom toot* Boulevard F riday after Bush. Ruprecht, Dr. Kitchen, B. in Ih, Town nf Oviedo, Florida. L. Iter kin* J r , Kobeei laimooi, • I a point where >aid Sanforii noon shortly before I *’ctork The t i l l CMC tracto r and Milter LJoyd I .owe, I aiw ell Osier. C. I. Oviedo public highway inleriecl V'rn Trailer v n driven hy John Rashling. M L Niborn, Ellon J. hiihway, llieivce nmlhravlrrlv DiUas Bierk Jr., D-ywer-ofd track Houghion J r . the Rev. lairisn •long Ihe m>rlhrrlv tide id said Scott. Roy Holler, H. II- Coleman, Ovieno-vlcneva public highway in d n e s r nf Daytona Bearti P aras;* estim atw i at one Myron Reck, A. W l^ e . R J. the right nf. way of th« Florida D tn si;* was eatimi fiiw m in. Jam es P Hnluelaw, Dr. F.art foavl Railroad, known aa ihe ‘hnwsaod (toltari. Moms A. W RfPa J r . Rari* V. D im er. Kiasimmr* Valley Divl«|on. Ihence •fdwn* pob agalnat Walter M. Havre#. O iarlea S northerly along th* westerly aid* ■orrvanw. Ganega A. tel no and nf said rfRhl-of-way lo a pnmt R etort True. • her* Ih* ta m e Intersecu with Ihe ra il line nf Krrtinn 19, Township tov*rt>ga«tog offlenrs L. I . Bnek to South, Range 71 F ad , theme and Ban Butler, in Mvebr arentent report Bled it fit* Banlnvd Poke* Board Is Now Faced northerly along Ih* rail lin* nf Sections 21. to. 17, and I. all In K sttoa said teat an nabnown ta r Township >0 Knulh. Range II Ea*i, P"B*d aut of flogy At*. Into tee W ith Additional tn Ihe southerly aide of Slate It I path of th* nocvmlng he**d I n to . Th* d r in r, sreordtog to te* r*- Pump Expenditures No. 44. known as tha Sanford Gm•va Road, Ihenca n#rth ar,ler|y ro rt. putted te* tewrb sbsrpfy te The Board of flinford City C*W* tea right and lo«k*d hi* hr*kb* to mission*** la far*d naw with an • long the anuthgrl.v tid* of said e n te r to avoid bitting ill* ear. Th* additiiinal ripondltuve of K.AOO Stele Road 44. lo the ravt shore nf truck iV'Jded on Its wtmsia tor a (approtim ately) for tha addition Ih* hi Johns River, Ihence smith d stance *f M fert. turned on Its • f a pump at the new w ater tank erly along Ihe ea»l ahor# of said St. John, River lo l.*kr Jrvup. side and skidded am additional toa on Mellonvill* Ave. and Ihrnc* sou'lierly and we Irciy .'net. City Manager Warren F.. along Ihe East and south shore Di« ircsd*nf said th* Inrastigat- Knowles e»plained ■« tha Board of tha said Lake Jaaup to point * t patrolmanf at lb* IntorstcUon ad Commlnior.ers that tha eatl. of beginamg. of North Roily Ar*. and W*st Ssm mated coat to put Ih* w ater tank liol# Bv.ilevard. Jws« * ari of Ih* ini* u«* h a t h»an submitted hy en­ sew approach te F rM sh A r * , v is gineers and that lha recommen- Fish Biologist ■oovrwdin's. dationa would Includa both th* Anote *r accident, h ra rtig a te d by pump and vale# which would to Speak A t Session tb* faaterd Pultc* D epartm ent, oc* controlled manually from th* main r.trad st Ih* Intersection of w. in k water plant aa wall ta operating O f Local Sportsmen 91. snd Oek Ave. when a Daytona automatically. Th* S,mlno’* County Sports* •teach attsrnry ran th* stop ngn A feeling #«Wled, during the m an'l AawveiaDon will meet M«nand smashed into th* aid* of an Board of Commissioner* meeting •lay m/.o Nr.r m at ih* Elba t-neomlng s ir. last night, that tka engineering Club pirn c grouiada. A llto Dodge Sedan, driven by firm responsible for plant, apeeifl* Forte: lam in g , preaidenl nf the Ivan Rvds Yenetchi. fl-yaar-old rations, and other data, should to ccunlyw.de apnrlaman'a group sard attorney wss traveling nest mi held responsible and arcouatahla that lha *!e*U*K la being changed IMh St. Dsmages to th* c a r was ts- for tha atponsa involved In putting fmm Tuerday evening* heeau,* nf tim atrd si M when th* front ham­ thh* new tank inte operation •h* rnnrd.-t with lha hunting ••• per and fender wore in s is te d . Commiasionsr-eleet David Gat* v a A IkSI Dodge Coup*, driran by ehal said th a t "It la Urn* U gat Tha Mmaliy Blghl meeting will Ftois* Snyder Pfelfauf. lB-yssr-old lha legal mfnda tegeiher la gat he a barbecue and regular in ert-' Rsaford book**per, received dam­ torn* a r t ion." ing beginning at T o'clock, te n tin g ages te the side estim ated a t gtfg. A suggestion presented to th* • aid that the** wi/uld ba a smalt Th* Investigating officer, Rg- eammlaaton would withhold pay* rharga lo dedray tha aspen,* of tralm ia Araolg WiUiams, filed manta *f money due tha angina«r* ths barbecue. charget against Y anrtchi for "nw Edwatd A. Lagar. flab biologist, teg firm In lien *f action on ning a slop sign'*. potting t t e tank In w*rkabl* eon* wilh the Gam* and Fraib Water Fiah Ctmmlaatow will b* Ih* pelnditto*. Dr. Kitchen Makes Plea To Rotarians At Close Of Talk lo r t. * -LCS. H A N F O R D . F I.O R ID A T l'K S D A Y , N O V E M B E R 12, IM S Accidents Reported In County Weather New Residential Zone Is Adopted, Approved SNAAS Personnel Get Commendation The I’rr.onne! ef the t ’ S \ , v al \ iv isry Air Ktalion of Kanlord hivw received special com m rn 'jtk m from Major General i' W. i hndcirbvrrv, I * A. i llei I'lfiuh-ni nf Ih* Amrrkan h "ir« n F.'iinJalion. for contribu ting IK7 71 in tu p p n of liwKoundalion v healih, welfara and education program , m kor*a. ( ailing th* contribution * a eoncivte rvpi(»,Min of givNiwill and Ttit Rfminu# ('mini) Oiam Hrr ,)inpaih> ." General ( hnvlenhcrry 4 CrifrmErrf Camifilllfr • aid ‘The IVr>onn*l of Ih* I T. % Naval kusiliarv Hesriv •• i.arm met Bi'ih officfJit* at Ih# Aanfoiil n n r R*«mpJn> l*«t m *t.t pralta lor ,o generously helping our ncgamrathNi so rarry o*i it, m an attempt ia toll# th# #\pxn p^i'iirmR of th# Lh*#I m inu wock In brtlor ih* Uw of ih* Kor fe rtu n n j r»»nr^m ean g^iH»l*.** tetth >h# n r r # 4iitjr t«* ar In a (Iter td thanks h* n a l r t . i . . . , , .. . nvira al > a,( four tunes D* ,p , r r I h * reipor.x from lha member, 1 t ___ m»H .« lor .. i______. ... no\% h#.fi| nrnedixt# <4 Ih* Armed Foie**, both heir pin»i<hi and proud# for m orr th in and abrnad, a , wall •• from all guvmnmrntal employes, ha* be*n twic# Ih# spare acquirer) n«iwi f<* most encouraging Th* peopl* id f-dur* avpantrin ar* th* requ.ie Kor* will h* notiflrd nf this par- m m is wilh w’ lrh >• ar* fare«| tiru lsr vuppxrl from lho*a m fnv "Jecry ’’ Melner lold ih# Indus trial gr u p lari o.ghl headed by rrnincnlal »*rvvct." Th* Ans*rtran-Kor*tn Founda­ Don Rates. “ VI* Lav* empiovr* crow d el so tion it not a relief agency. General t'ns* logelh«r now lhai w* love Cdirtvirnberry pointed net. but rallw-r "is concerned with pro. from 11 lv to t*w rvni nf Ibe elfin voting Ih* rqitipm tnl. training and t»ey that covsld be produced," Me! f*ti)iti*s ucgcnlly ivecd*d lo »n- tie r a a.dime.I l / l d i n f Ihe draciistiotva fnvrn Ihe • l>to hnrta to lak* Ha rightful p la r, in ah* community af free local C h itib cr of I om n.erre Indir, l<ial Commlllee angle were Don natnuvi " Walea, c'lairman >4 ih* committee und Ft>ir*,l Brtrkenrulgt, m snagrr Officials, Group Attempt To Solve Expansion Problem City Hall Room Packed Odham Says Better Homes' A D t.lr.i frot.tril tl.r It. t*«oiiHil4tt«»viri • •I )•« puliilf hraii i f , « . n Itun f*«»m the • **»V«»n.t«telfalfi If gat « the rte*t 4 list w* *| i lit# \ i r t t • for hnt|t*'« rtf iff* |,tt 2 Officials Attend Florida Cemetery Association Meet T*-# w-fu Ills of • lows! #w-v.t,r* vieantfw'iin a-v* rrlurned Gn(>trd »|t# al-’-n.ling lb# tlo riili >Enfi'!lt | ll\ ti-m eleif t,«. rtaim n m atin g it fl'Etl' 41 A I’sini* Vi- It, R en n Ray k’-alon head o' O i l l l ' l »re»*minei».tA i i«» ♦ /.v'fiinc de.tiuiia I'aik anil t i ll AMrv. asi h i do b*«th >1 rial* I with ih# lor*! nrgant.-a1 utt 1 l -i drvl th* annual mr<ding 1# of •si ,fsi« n to a | belli a' T„# |r n ••j •4f r frr ( Rolll tsf Ik* :. 1 al everviiltei , 1 1 i*( fhifi( 4'i*d tral in* ntrrttng on* of lha mull Tte |*Un»i|fvj 4r«t 7i*ninj (% o m « n l h t i t i o l i , nd informative thee mi ■•ion, to till It.iti Unite n •« 114 tav# rv#( i i l m d r d presented *n r*»4 *itii4 M. fter«»ii||||«*4is|nt to 'tie ••vcrllrnl piogram was conducted lloAfil of t*n> i ‘*imini«« sinri« u\%\ -or 1 a b#n#f|f nf t»« sla lra u la 4 urtor itetiir tint .-.n , |op| r I n-enib#' who l.vik alv an lig * of •• tfins* th# Vn*te f* 111 til II# op|. tiirlly to b ra t nulslan.ltof»h • teiii iip11III n • sq u at* eg apeaker, a* w»d , s lo disftu i II* i •a feel nf f?•**•# 'I'v e j I ihr piuhlems eornmnn la H r nn% i «»di', i r n Blown, tooi|l*| n in i ii n a I of Ih# • Vui*rl« e iriy T- mber of Ik# oigamrali n. Npeaket, fur th# me#l ng sa il ( ): \ \ v - toith the et4te|(llO|| I|T |F # ftsKir 4 f * 4 F ivol > liM , inc'inl# 1 inch well krowq janla. si.te yards, lua. k yards, • vmcieis officials at J Howard preautenl. Memorrtl overta'd apar* and dislane* from tVMduep* slirrls, smil.l r#i am lb# ism * <jlcs 1'impany. who *|wvkr on ‘ aril* nt n*#- Ik* «*#«•' W. 4 So. ■a in lb* lop taoie Klilering the iltscossion wav ward. Sites M i n n e r . Rellvii* <h, rmpiMl h) lldbam and Dolor, Mrniur'il Favk. Davlona Reach: A. In , hraUe.l by J. Ilrwil*) tldha-n, M lY i'i, prwsident. biorula Fuivfui the tetonm g of an l i r a on n a l Direclora ami E m b a lm trs As. ritocr ai.la of MalloiiviKr tir im r • 'Ciaiioa. Karlin F G nidi an. E tjust smilh of ;o tb .Sired, for tb* c.-ullv* Vic# Frrsideni. National 1,100 aquarp feel arr* home* wild < em#t#i» 4 ,so. ialinn, (Vivhinglon, Ik, avirpl'tMl of in..** h.iritt • H t* : »nd Iir Gen# Nulirr. Dap. huilt d u n lly on Mellonvill* silmani nf kginnoiny. I’n lv e c itf 11i, nrw aolwltvisuiti, **l!rsiv* l U I I I I I U I I B I riV IU " J e rry " M etier, n share* ef Manuia**, .re a le d fmm lk« Corn­ • f Floista will i|>uka <*v "F ln rid t Turf. Gi -»•#, and S->d T p l l c P n f r n n * T i m n " W * »p*ratio*i >4 th* Sanford ell |)in|eiU and lb , I ingla gt.ta*, Cliff Aha* said I4.it. by far. In* i e n s ra rro n s i i m e XUmi(aM,„ ln l company rcprc**n tkuigiil I v Ibllvaoi and Tiolnr. Im , mnsl tn'eieslinr pnvgram prvs*nl*<l '.as h o * plaltest fur a p-»,siUl# T n C fn rl M n itin n ,f d Ih* company and h i, D thrr ,during •:■* m*,ung a as an address i o a r a rr p la n in g „ u * i.re ., p.e„dcut n» ih* Ik a#* litM-iae. " IF . lime lo e m T~^f C k e|,|. ^ ^ ,r.r :,-‘evewll v .|*tl!o * * • '# * A 'i Ik* »y ioha R F-ma, a la-vdt»,p« ,r* rhilert of Jarkwmvll:. wli * ,u>. llrnwh »,pfaiie.l tb# m a t maltnit* P o .im itle r J<»Mfir„, jn New York ttilh M clt/er •■too-rc# v. I'ianmnr *'-d 7: omg Gomndssinn'a je*t a l ' "leei; Rang# Flanning f f S. Field warned today. Iaunrhmg | „lrt rtir* nee.1 for ad bs. Itvy "Mail Early tor O inat, p , r e for the live,I Industry rwAAtiflllltf larliillvl ID# fte to | m"« vh# kludvin C*m*i*ry. m as" campaign 5iiiUlti n iin iii r of flf's( th# I#« h «i M«a*fl||4tlDtlR f'*r f • was H i m V ol.lv , mariagir |lll|lll( Hi# |ar»i|*4iR!*a| |ffA "On lb* calendar it's • month Hi* plant l^ilrt* I llllt 4 toa-1*. |lll«*-l In til# • way ImiI krr* In IK* F"tl Office boiluw-ng law night'* disco,sion, it * llm d in a s bxlay — and every lenlallv* plan, for vnlaigmg Ihe r 4» nmr Altai y.attiihif ( iMilIII I• • li aft ila» until Dec. to " be sa d Kvlra local industry However, further ne I l*4lt f1'4M, to Mil Flu H MM* lUrtirfFll lift' • th«* fito'iMl*)' fur mall carrier, and >fftr• help have g* litluwi* will have lo b* conduct 41 r a•** been srtu rrd , Ih* driivrrv irurk* cd. ii.d Rale, chairman of the In rhAhi'in^ at • T“, \\Ti4t ••v iin tr vervicrd, Fn*l Oflic# Inkwell, fill d u ,trial CiMWimtle*. between both ii IH#I# In th Ra*tl 11 gj Ilf rhAFIffln/ “ I think lb* Ml** ih,n 1 4> ran Irafft* #•1 and in fart everything iv ready gvimp, hwfnr* Bnal arrangements f,| |ivn|ir»tr ?M Ihuif n n aH r u t AD-! «lrt#»L** 1 i-h,rf** ■»r» mail* ov*r Ih# w**k. for Ihe mammoth floc.t nf Christ- r*n h* mad* • flkra| id lha* 1I AIf HiAM ■»d iro n b a g u> ,*pors# ftl»d Iq rr>• • mall Ilut I U *ip*clrrl t« llhiwii »i|ilAtn#«| IVaI M«• Ia Ail 'h# g » -ri-.J# Cnunlv theylffa ofvmavh ijl records «lf |*4H| in lRli-4 f» »ll| t* • (imianr. Hr# yesir-dav m->rtiine live Foal liffire hs* atiradv dt« If pt IDf 9*1 V* •■•M'lijf th, lily den T l.l a M |# * ro ld Cocoa pilci.e I a tremendous quintily nf \1IMljfltffl V l-b->r*f » .< ijk.-n min ru s to l* an I toiMil!| fin 1 »rt*r s*- 4 |*|*i “ % CiM package, hcailej for m em ber, Si .'.h*i e.s|dainiiig loal r . I'lAfl* rhsr,*il *uh driving se+iFa toloviof the Armrd Force* o i r r o i i . nxig a id Znnuiir l..m n n ....u>n Im I c l r d Convlah1* J Q -Slim" C al­ Chnslma* card* for aervice perno |siwrr In legislalw an.1 flMfl't •nnnrl ran stall h* delivered In TTve eomhln«d congr#galion, of only rfminmrn.1, l», s#id, '* • » e ' | ( low a* mad# lb* i n e r t t t 's * rharjes nf irvipeopee p*is. lime if Ihrr are sent hy air mall | telh ertn Churrh of Tb# fie ,1 a tnnmg rmard »• ar* a plann•ng w»e* f11#.| H trm an J HKk* before Dec I, In lb# U. A A.. rtovsm**. Rantorri and Failh 111 I ing *omrri••ton.'* • m art people are now mailing lh*van Charrh Euatii. beard Ihe | Brailrf Iklhanv KvA tts* fb»w to -fe , t trtoed Irtwlitill# Ky. man, gill, tn friend, and relative, Br­ "A Part # nry" snd Ih* plan, tor Ukalf of his |iro|e>se>J solciiv ias.>n, •l.vpp#.! hr TVrvup»e T. Mark Mack; ing in nth«r aisle , penposml plan, for | Fiaatr Ftlga* mf Davlona Raarb# MAI. aha* to* vieHor nf th* f**fl- p****al*d Fovlm astrr Field eiperiallv rail, trad Ftorid* •r*a e*m* Wv Xantord bom** la tli* area ami dtonipg Higq-ad h» Deputy John Rennrll; plan, pr"i>-'»ed fnr his n , knm* ard l^nwy H am a nf Crescent City, no hmitewive* In help t* hit ef­ in address fbe two group*. Di# Rav. Harold Kramer, paslne lo k* twill o "is# seelion nf tha Koprad ky Depute A R Frans fort in deliver everv park,g# and R*el'«a* driving charge* w*r* fin l n v rh tm as card before Dee. to nf Faith I.iilheran Charrh. te k r •ubdtviriufi. "I ha** tried "D ie lady of ihe hou»e," he cm Wales, g*** Ih* "R1 Fsnl Atorv" properly in -Gsof.iH fur ntdwrly placed igilivrt 1hr#* nffcnler, » 'h pharued, i, really in charge nf and Siqvrilrd to IH* h*n mission ilr*»lo|>n.enl and growth," I Kite ns IMF Fa'inlm tn Carl WiBiamv, each family's Christmas mailing congregations in m ,ka Ihelr into wakl, 'I m s u rin '•*•!. every d*y. 1 'nl||le, T Mai, Mark snd Depute program th a ,» k rts ih* Christ­ p'edgssa to Ihew ehnrrh and llv how many p#<.(..» wank in buy **>#riff A K F> ins s|n|tplng Ik* vmlaloii Diev a*r* l^ons Dvs^q biger and t»M*r home, ina v card,, huyi m»il nf th* gifts mis*inn, "find s Ahare " "Tha IK Fanl Ilnrv" I, lha r* 1 hum, «f th# r.l.Jrr|or* in th . Nelson, Wmu- P u l laundry nnrg. and sees to it that lha mailing list of friends and loved on#a U vafalion nf plans promulgaled at reioning .»pr»s«ml Iwar l i s t nliisr -r Henry Waikm, Sanford and un ievu aldr fa r lo rs might creep 1 Nirlas Mterni.vn Riggs Ir . an 11to* lyrwxtteal ConJrr*nc« in n up to-date. into th* , ilwliv l.iun. Front merit, year old I akelsnd riu lent Fatal. Minn . wilh rr|ir*»*nUllve, "Aeliially, aitrrrts in having all was l i f rom iiUini aik.ui • com ­ S .sm af lk# li#ffl# vlnlillo-* 1 h rid m a i gill, ami t-.-eling card , nf enngvfgallnn, m e n d i n g Ih e mercial r , n y hc.ng tqieraletl in war# !m *aressiv* >p.*l on# ,-f delivered on lime | , largely a m ai­ MikStairl lynod. farlheran Church Ihe prwari • Siw* tbf rhv.'gM was m id # h* Trnopef ler nf advtnr* planning and pv*- plannmg wiimii Following III* h.wring, ard tho paralsn* which shn dd tv* done Dl* I1VI budget will h* to t i e r s , a.luptiun ■•( lb* nrw son, for r*- T Mirk Mark and fig uf lh»m h f 4 r K>,n». Ihi, **ek," Fn,rm s,l*c Field nf I II bOO 9W». hot wilt h« en tire­ aklential n e a t ,the Hoard ..1 Baft Deputy Sheriff ly void nf special fund campaigns fi-iise e’largnl wer# lohg Cecil l»unted mil. find I ilv I'omniiaaionevs unaiv.. ^ which hava plagued minister* and B’snion. tekaland: R«'-»rt !.#,-»r "I. . ? ! ' . ! enngreg.llnn. nsec tb . year, will, imuiisly apiuov rd Ik# twrinimendtnwtng ,'e p , al once. Ge| nut ynur a (rawing avldenra nf nih#r *i»- ailnns of lk* f ining and Fiann- hr'snn I - ( r i l l llilais I.. Ilonvj'f • •• Bnw ralore. loo 11 lei M:ii«, C hritim ta card list and carefully rial rampalgns coming np Thr mg i'oount,,ion. I.skv Hon roe, Heitier* f i n I S,n« check through II Mak* aur* that planning Increased lha Synod-wide ! # tord, ind Jo# llj kms San'ord each addre,* include, ih* full In lake rar# of the entire S c r v i C C S S l O t C O 1 nn.1 1 c. Slim 1- ill y name, alreel and number, eily, budget n**rl> of Ihe world wide ventlirn er>#ig#l lleviluler 71 ft,I n . S,q* run# and slave Than, par a visit Hi faith by ih . Missouri gynod A k L o C O I C h u r c h fold ailh np#iat rg »•• a ilvmabU* In Ih* Fn# Offte*. stock <qv im L rtheran Chur, k • Ihoul 1 dri'. r*« ll r a vlampa (u<* thr*# rent stamps Tkiankryivlng •ervlee* will be D # Rev. Fhiltip Schlessmann on vovsr ChrMlinai girds tor hral- pastor of both Ihe l.utbeian held a* Ii-# 1 u lb e ia n Churrh nf c l* n mall aervir*) and ask any Church nf The Kedermer, Sanford lit# Redrroirr I itank,giving mol fl­ quesiiona yoa may kava about and Fmth luiiheran Church In ing al II o'slotk, mailing regulation!. Th# Rev. Fhllllp Rrkle*sni«nn. Kutlla, apoke nf hia confutonr* Y '* ean d<* Hus in a teiiuraly that th* rnngrrgaliont would dn of Ih* local laitheran Chureh and Fuller Chief flov ll'illu m , an^ way if yn* will coma In lha Fott Iheir p m in making th* mission ih* Failh l.u ih ria n Churrh In Offvc* befnr* 1 M a m or he- work «f Ih* Church "Gorl'a! Eualia. will hold Iwo SCIVleva, one Eire Chief 7|#rh N llev rlan d r , w er, prglted '»•! n ub* hr lha in eath eointiniivily. iwe*u 1:10 and 1 ki p. m. Ihu* Bkar*." Services o f Ih e la itheran It, aid of 5a-vfnri| City Cuinn ). missing lha rash to u r,. On your Chuirh. her# In Sanford, are aJoflei, when r**o!ulton* ritiu f way horn a p.Mk np a supply nf h#M al Ik# 1 a r h t Cluh on Seen- lb#n* for lk«lr ling and faithful OIH FI.K AONF.YMOOMNG heavy wrapping paper, alurdy service In lha Cily wera rea l a J VIRGINIA CITY, Nev. K - mol# Houlrvaid. empty carton,, strong enrd and piesenlwd. graft pip er adhesive tap*. A mod­ Movi* ii-tresa Yvoon* D* Carlo Is In addition )n Ih# resolutions, AGRI'.KMEVT REACHED hngieymi.uamg H i this histnnr old est tov*at*v*nl In Ihea* neeessiI.OS ANGELES Jv-N ortb A m er­ th# !W|| cheifs earh revelved * liet *111 pay big dividend* I* saf* mining lew* Inday with a Hollydelivery nf your *h*nth*d Chrut­ vi-nod a**n4 m m . Roheri Morgan ican Aviation, In c , has an- hand*oma wrialwalrh in recogui. Dv* f>y*arold • rtr e s i and nmincel that an agreement has tin* tor ib*ir service In Sanloniin a* gifts. Mor**«. M to Renn and k«en reached tor Ih* manufactur* Alter f « r A# wrapping and P*eking la Mrwptele, plan pour • e r a m arried y**ta*day r t th* r j FMF Sebr* J r t fighter bamb*r* mailings M that tho** tor lh« Epteoopsl rttapsl: ta Japan Public Invited Mlsa D* C*ito. mi* nf Holly { North American Mid that under moat distent point* pv first. Try Special Thanksgiving servi.-g to g rt all tong-dislike* mailing* wnnd'f Mart h a rrie d perform ers, lha terms nf a llcens* and •••!*- will k« held al the Flr<t Chutcli Into th* Foil Office b ato n Iter. S was also an* nf ita tanaf ritgible lane* agreement with mHauhlshi of Dirial, hrientia: a t 11 o r lock w d (tone far M a rh f prtnl* ate*ld •pmeteri ■to acquired an B-year- Heavy Induvtrlw* Renrianifed. L»d, Thursday. t e A * m >»**■#■. I iv* piaite* will h* hurt at ih* te ••* Bad te S m . » . « te « te T te raMto I* aoe-bailr torii*d D te — vjtaii Postmaster Fifild M,h* K“*1rh’,,'u^, Traffic Charges Over Weekend Told Church Members Hoar St. Paul Story Plans For Next Year Williams, Cleveland Cited For Service � 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, November 21, 1955 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 21, 1955. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 21, 1955; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/fdd688296a8bff3f966a13079453c791.pdf b2bce396a47dca0e0e14658dbd644072 PDF Text Text * i — : v c j live IS IM PORTANT TO YO U AND Y O U R FAM ILY! w h e r Odham & Tudor, Inc. SnvUeA. yaiL Jo UL&jJL $anfrftd!&, Tbuv&sJL Sju b d w iiion ................. South Pinecrest / • Located immediately South of beautiful new Pinecrest Elementary School. 25 acres of public play­ ground 5 minutes from Downtown or Air Station a r.'S 'A ■V If I t " .V I l-'j f* - • *4 / L ±• l* %* m We Are Building V.A. (veteran)’ nnd F.H.A\ financing committments on 59 homes were obtained be­ fore the recent change in the law that requires an addi­ tional 2 per cent down pay­ m ent Only 13 of these homes are left T3 PAVED 125 Modern Designed 3 Bedroom Homes. Priced From $10,600 to $14,750 STREETS C IT Y WATER C IT Y SEWERAGE I ■ 1 You can act now and pur­ chase your home for $250. less cash down payment than you will need on future homes. -j ?V • m- » -r- You Can Purchase Our $10,600 Home: 59 Homes To Be Completed In The 1st Section By December 1st IF YOU ARE A VETERAN $375. DOWN PAYMENT SERVICE $62. PER MONTH PERSONNEL $905. DOWN PAYMENT F.H.A. $60. PER MONTH 46 Homes F.H.A. $1235. DOWN PAYMENT $62. PER MONTH Already Sold ■ p T 'ip U . V Ad | Now Arid You Can Choose Your Paint Colors Inside And Out. Also Bath Tile A nd Brick Trim On 13 Remain Any House Not Completed. 'Anyone of these homes can be completed in 8 weeks. »#* .Vi » i-Vt'»!*»-***- i ' , pf ■ \ m . • j * ft • .* *f * - u '.’, m M n o " * **v- * H w ■f . ■ ™ R 1"I I it* .y ' v p ^9h £>. ^7 Uljt•r-•'-•*U 'U * .,a n c . t *. I ; . }... d ’ . BRAILEY ODHAM, President • ■• ! ' ■ * V.# Mjm ■V - v FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION FLIASE VISIT OUR SALES OFFICE » «W T N ».M C H A V I r . ;■ r 5.'. V -•1V *■> . \ \ \ ' V t i . li •, AL-- �l&ht TOOK H tW U A F U O O TID S TOUB 1 IGUT TO UlOWt # m tfrtrd ■ AN Another Bring Airliner Experiences Crashes Speaker Wi Some Rare To C of A Cudience a. hoopr * w aller H. 'Moose' Waller Is Named VAH-5 While Hat Of Week A tirade, firm hand i* tha prime requisite fnr tha jnb II • R oom" Walter hold# to Heavy Attack Squadron Fit*. Wallar, an Aviation Otdnaneeman S r, haa tha reapsvnalblllly of load, teg b«mha and mint* into the AJ "Savara" airriaft of tho aquadroa. Hia collateral dutiaa oeaaileoalty find him Inatructing tha .43 celibar automatic on tha SNA AS plitol rang#. Maoao haa bean io YAII-I for all eg hia aavan year* In t V Navy. H# rajmrtad from Fighter Squardoa 131 hi Alameda, Calif. If 1941. Wallar la 14 and name* Macon, (la. aa hia hnma town. H* finda Orlanda avralltnt place In spend hia llbartiaa and Sanford an ideal to ba aUtioned. Ceremony Sloled At Local Church Sunday Afternoon Th* nationally Ineiro figurw. Aaaiatant to tha President Capital Airline*, (peaking annual meeting of tha Seminole County Chamber V Commerce ta ba held at tha Uayfair Inn Tu#aday, I tec. 6 , will bring to hia Semlnot* County audience anmi nf tha r«r« experience* In hit twain* *« that lake* him around tha nalton. Spaoking recently at a Dalta*, Tax., meeting of tha Sate* Ex­ ecute* Cluh. with AM In hi* aud Idrnce, Jennmga Randolph made auch an imprwasien that Maxwell Cl#inpi It, prtaldent of tha club Mid, "jennlnga Randolph waa given a atandlng ovation. All day long the telephone ha* been ring, tng telling me what an inspiration he era* an our member* and gUMtl," At an earlier apeaking engagman! at tha I'nivanity uf Rich* mond School of Butlne#* Admin* titration hanquit ipaakar, F. fly­ er* Miller*, Dean, (aid, **Vour willingnaaa to take of your time and anargy to participate 1« programa auch aa thaae aarva aa an inspiration to all of u» who have too reapotutbiiily for putting pro. gram* together." And Dean Mil­ lar Mid of Jmningt Randolph, "you really put tha fruiting on tha cake and every man who heard you Irft there with tha in­ spiration Ui go out and do a better job." H. E. Fair-weather, of Eastern Motor Express Company., in Terra Haute, Ind. told Randolph, after hia addres* lo hia organisa­ tion, ‘‘you addiass was on* that plainly indicated your ability te rovtr tha aubjeet thoroughly without toaorrtipg to questionable onecdotee to emphasise tha points you so vividly brought out." The local officials planning tha annunal meeting early In Deaaml-er have Indicated that tha Iteweinola County Chamber of Comm­ erce la fortunate in securing such an able tpcaer for tha occasion. John Fltspatricl, chairman of th# Annual Meeting Mid “ wo or# anxious for every msmbar of tho Seminole County Chamber of Om tnerca lo bear Mr, Randolph." Tlckais ate being made avail­ able immediately and indications point to on# of (V most succaasful meetings In tha local Chambar’ modem history. S-D Day Sponsors Ask Contributions Of Common Sense land#/ at t;M p. m. t* *ct |nr ha Oomeraton# Orrmooy of Ihr In an age when medical sciatica amgregational Chriitian Church te order to allow people kmwi other U striving to overcome those di­ and I V general puMte sc#saa wb*eh hill and maim man* tend, steteU we M pause to consteer aHeritor kiftar I V traffic hmm aI vwrriiip ta Mmwmber, acridaat — and what can V don* MR. gad Nm rhurrti n#eupled last by avaryom af aa to' twrh Ha Mwi w N r. T V patter. chairmen Ihraatf T V sponsors of “S-D Day" oc tt th# burdi «i th* deacnni and tnaatm aid thr dark Will parti- “ V ie Driving Day" art asking eipat# hi pulling tha words to for contributions of common Ifea ei>rn#ralon# Mara tha marblr sense — not money — ta the fight labial It afftaad. Tbla wiU h. at against traffic deaiV and Injuries. I V north anlranaa <V Ihe rhurrh They realise lhat only with (ha Ip Route MMi SU adjoining Park whole-hearted support of tha driv­ A m , after Km apeaking la ha ing and walUag public can any ftiarth haa tebaa pitof#. safe-drivlag campaign V awccestTlraa lalka %l «ight minute# fnl. And tV y art asking for that aach art lo ba glraa bjr ih# Rev. support In terms of Individual Rankin L, Rhrewabur).' pialnr of awareness, by each person, of hi* IV Dayton Reach Cnfigiegiimnal own responsibility In curbing traf­ Chrlatian Church, who la from fic accidents. Ovkd# and a graduate of Rolllna “ S-D Day" la Thuraday, Dac. I. College; Fred Etumlogrr, IV aola On lhat data, tha Fraaidant'a Comturvtrlng charier member of Ihe millea tor Traffic Satety and the Church, and Supt. William N. Tut- many organisation* cooperating In I# of the Florida Congregational the obaarvaaao of “ S-D Day" am (ftrittian Conference. hoping for a H-hour traWte- ac­ AH are cordially Invited. rid* at “ holiday." But tkla ycar'a observance of “ S-D Day" will go beyond that H-hour period In an attempt to educate tha public to a yea r-around raconaidernuoa of driving and walkiag hahita. The Praaidcnt haa aakad all Americana lo Jala la thl* Job of accident elimination. T V program hai alao been endoraad by Oovar'n«r Leroy Collina and by nearly goo national. State, aad local or* ganixaliooi who are Vnding to­ gether la a concerted effort te rid our »lr*eta and hlghwa/a of tha traffic-accident menace. Their lucceu, the aurceaa of "S-D Day", dapandi anUrely upon how ncll the program la hnwRM to tV attention of t V Individual driver and pndeatrtaa, who, after all, la iV aa« that mwt ahanga D A IL Y SANFORD. FLORIDA E»UUbftiqft D M V O L IT M E X L V I IN D E P E N D E N T SF.ATT1. I -T — A nonsrhedided airliner i1* engine* sputtering as lit lelt sn irv runway, crashed into s residential sre* esrly tod**-. NEW SPAPER Wttmib * FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 1*. 19-VS A— Housholder Discusses Hunting Rules, Points 1’ teas' XT persons and in taring to others st K exploded end bunted. District Governor To Visit Rotarians The bit Peninsular Air TransIjH.ft ('a p'sne was loaded with w •micenen who hid just returned from thr Far Ea*t xnd were trying |;o get home for Thanksgiving. Also ab:*rd were a man, woman, •no child*in and a crew of three The p'ane fir*t clipped a Ire* in s hi'l.ide south of Its Rnrms (battered aa it a compute copy af the Charter Cititers of Sanford can have Held tekcolf poml. bounced off burstground into flames. Parts of it of the City of Sanford, Fla. by the *>.d keepln- the clipping- -cllonx •kidded into thr hack of a house of the charter sppeer in The and let it af're but a ' nuns mother Sanford Herald beginning Mon- ,-nd hr* fn* children inside es­ caped unharmed, day afternoon. Mrs. Donald Rrnaid said she The seition* of the Charter of Sanford, appearing in The Herald, heard i “ terrific csplosion. The will h« of th* same approximate ncsl m rule my yard wit full of length making posstht* an order, soldiers ” ly scrapbook of th* document flodirs of the dead, dying and which can bo referred to by ■njured w<*re strewn shout. Flames pages. ted by gasoline which had spewed Sanford's rharter appears in a f-tim full tanks roirrd into the air. booklet of AS pages in it* dis­ Within seconds call* were out tributed form with ITS sections. for every aiailablr ambulinre in It became effect*** in 1919 with Seattle sen Ko g County but their llous* Rill No. IDS, Laws of arrival wis slowed by tho Ice and Florida Acta of 1949. snow-cot reed street*. To keep ahrratt of daily hap­ Whm the amhulanco* arrised. penings within th* strurtur* nf iloimi of the soldlra were wan­ Arlhwr ft. KHfhea Fanford's city government, and dering or lying about th* wreck to ba familiar with the reasons •rrn* son* in a state of shock, for many artioni. eititent should ethers ncsding only minor treatknow th* City Charter and the mrnl. provisions laid down in th* legal The government hid contracted document which guide* th* city in with a number of non scheduled ita legal actions. airlines, including renlnsular. to Tha **ri*a of s*ctions of tha •peed tha men home for the boll Two occasions to b« held in San­ City Charter will appear daily day. ford will honor the Past Masters on tho editorial page af Tha Sanand Pa>l High Priests mil cerliford Hrrwtd. It will Ink* appruilficalea will he awraidcd 91 Mstout mately H daya to complete th* who bate been members far 2 * •arias. years. Tuesday, Nuv tt. Monroe Chap ter No. il H. A M , will honor a* linn* Pa-t High Priests. According |> lb* program for Semimde Couniy Sheriff further Hobby's fore# of deputies and tie th* event, th* chapter will open Florida Highway Patrol continued at 3:1 st m Um afternoon of Nov. their crackdown on hval traffic n to renter th* first section nf the Tha fourth Annual Pollceman’a violations in an effort to cut down Moyal Arch Itegrre A recess will Ball wit] be hold this year. Iter. on errtdrnti, properly damage, Im railed for Ihr evening meal al IT. said Ben Rutter, president of * M fnlnwmg which Ihe program th* Sanford I’uliramrn's Bene Inpirtes and death*. will continue unlit closing. Six arrests made and recorded volant Association today. Tuesday. Nov N, Smfnrd lawtgc The annual avent will be held at in thr Sheriffs office since yes. No. f.J F A A. M. will also honor thr Mayfair fnn on Saturday night terday morning reveal that Ihe their I’ail Vaster* when the bwlgsbeinr ng at * o'rtock, said Butter, entire system of n>unly highways 1* opened » t I I S p m for the a member of tha Sanford Police is being watched carefully tor conferring of the first section nf traffic offender*. Department, the Master ftegtrr. Edward Young. M-year-okl firDinner will ha servs-d al s .in, Tickets arc being told now b> members of the Sanford Police Undo laborer, one mile south of sTIrr which the Masters Itegrre Department, and fond* derived Sanford fasxt night, was charged will be eimcluded. After tbs- conferring of Ihe itefrom this annual rvent, said But­ with operating hi* r*r with an im ler. will benefit the member*, prop'r license lag Trooper T gree. »I members of Jhe lodge Mail Maik made Ihe rharge*. who have been V j*nn» tor al Ira-t and families of Ihe policemen in time of sicknrsa, accident ot Ulysses Rnliins<-n, Ilycarnlil 2 V years wi!l be awarded “ IS Vrar desth. Sanford negro labnrrr, two mile* Certificates'* furnished by lh* The local Sanford Benevolent south of .Sanford was charged with Grand luwlgr of Florida All members of eitt.ir bodies Association President said that operating his car with an impro­ w* are receiting wonderful res­ per muffler. Fill’ Patrolman t'arl are rvquettrd to alleod the** impnrtanl events. ponse from local ritttens and Ihe Williams made Ihe charges. result* should mean lhat * s will Charles Howard Mobley of Win hava om of th* mori auccgssful ter Park, ftv* miles north of Am events In the history of these ford, was charged wiih eareasiv, yesr-ly evonts. •peed, according to a report made Phief Roy William*, head of the by Deputy Sheriff A E Evans toeal Poltee fteparlment, com- The report staled lhat Mohley i n NEW YORK S'—Mrs Elirsheth minted today, “ looks at tf we traveling at sps**di between IS Whitney lumn ha* settled out of will hate our most successful an­ and 10 mites an hour. court a HI Mi suit involv ing Ihe nual event this year. We are re­ James Pierre Harper **f the rate of iiv# horse* la bir«cr Au reiving earrllent iwepoue " Sanford Naval Auiiltary Air Sta­ fust A Busch Jr Butler said lhat tickets for thr tion was charged with operating Th* setilemcnl rsm* yederdsy. event ran he seeured fmm any his car *1 exrevstve speed when Ih* six'h dav of trial in fe,irral member nf tha Sanford Police De­ stopped by Deputy Sheriff Evans Court. The terms «*v* not dis* partment. Evans also charged Robert M elo*ed Butch, owner nf the SI Louis Ashton. United Slates Air Forre man with operating his car at an Cardinal claimed the animals he FRIDR WINB purchased fur tljiaw frtini Ihe FORT LAUDERDALE JD-Pride “ eversusc rate ,d s|*«r(J." .■•cialile hoes,- breedr* hut not drove Norman Theroux back to Russell (T Rrisson was charged Fori Liudcrdak to fact charge* of with “ passing a slopped school “ round of limb and sate f»r chil passing worthies* checks totaling bus" yesterday afternoon IX miles dirn to liand’e” as repir-ented. tXX.OOO which officers said he spent south of Sanford. Deputy Evans II* bought the biases in I9 *>0 . end hi* suit also asked IT.MO fnr ia 'Tilth living-" made the charges. fmling them, fwo Occasions Are Planned By Masons Tickets On Sale For Fourth Annual Local Officials Continue Pressing Of Traffic Offenses Policeman's Ball Suit Involving 5 Horses Settled a e n K T ii Nn. 321. r i i l i j I V m b I-rayed W ire I killing Herald To Publish Series Of Articles , On Charter Of Cify Weather Fair to partly cteo ly through Xatuedav ; |nw innixht M U TX smith. The Rotary Cluh ,*f Sanford Monday wil be host In lit. V S Kitchen Governor of IIk- IMth tlivtricl Rotary International who is making bis annual olfirtat n*il lacli i. tin IV Rotary Clubs in central and we-tcin Florida lie will addtrts Ihe club and cooler with I'rrtiiteni William Bush Jr., atij .Secretary Rudolph W. Hup rev lit and cummitlre chairmen on Rotary administration and ser­ vice artivlties. I»r. Kitchen Ha« been practicing liplomrtey in (learwaler lor ever 19 vr- « srd hia son. Dr. E It. Kitrhr i- s-soctaled with him lie .iwduale of Columbia I ills /, a Fellow of the Vroetiran . demv of ttpiomtlrv and a mrntbvr of live A merit an Associa­ tion for Ih* Advamrnirnt of Sclrtice. Dr. Kitchen is a member of Ihe Clearwater Rotary Club, Yaeht Club amt Executive s Ctub and has been arm * in aervtra, civic and ptoteistnnal activities for msny years. During World War I hr was an arnal photo­ grapher In Ihe If. S Air Force, lie is one of XIX District Governors supervising th* activities of some 9 .M4 Rotary dubs which have a membership nf 419,000 business and professional e\r<utives in 91 countries and geographical regions throughout the World. Wherever Rotary tilths sre to­ taled, President liu*h as*eitrd in discussing Ihe Governor'* visit, lU-ir activities are similar to lho-c «f lit* Sanford Hotely lluh because they are based on ihr same general objective* — ite\stuping better understanding and fellowship among business and profession-, promoting consmuni le-brltrrmrnt undertakings, snd fostering Ihe adtrnrrmrnt of good will, imderstending snd peace am,,i)g all Ihr peoples nf Ih* woild Kaih year this word wnl* secV*« e oi g.irural urn continues lo glow in number* and strength .Seven!) nine new club* have hern niganiird imt* July I. I#V* In IX sounlrws In North. Ceniral and isonlh America. Europe, Asia, Alnra and Ih* 1-teml* <J the Pa elite. Nazareno Church Announces Plans For Homecoming Buy License First Clothing Business Needs More Room Slates Committee Season Will Open Nov. 23 A meeting n' the V-minn!*! Jutlf# V ■m'*f liimihoMer ■ ruii^tl '•'Ihiulti'-'' t'liit tmTrniric I ointi t'hgtnbrr nf ComrOerc* I'i'lustrial Commilt-e. hemlnd hy htF Kt <iagh( au i eyrcil* t t« thilt m,i«t |># iiihr csl tn IVois Rales local live, will he held Vlnuday night. by !<Kai bufiteit. T TO p m. *i the Fduratlonyl II oil stolidtr it it!, *Miy ft*r» Ihifllv Bulidtug on Commrrr'*1 Ave., »c. ing ftlrtlUf hyiiliiiif, t li inlk OilMltlt cording te » » amiouneemenfc vout hunting lertu* VOVJ •APJIIP made this nioii%iL', this from Viiur i'ounly Jlllflft'ft tteVy sai-l thsi f • will Of ft. e anil muM Lax# it W!lh you tiillound 1h» “evsni a! I"d per. when )»u ftrp h tni'.np/ »"n payioli of a !<> al h iiir-ei* MH urilr >g ftfiiiia ppre* Nm J3,,M fares! with #v pan su,n and Ih* iiifiif# HiHiihrttitrr taut. \ nil h* nerd fnr ly-ger quartets in »hlrH •*i«l that th# af<ii!% •hmitirff h u m op#ral#,'1 for all ftitiF iltifirif Ihr fif*l fi%# Publicity frum the manufae* fiavt, f i.r p l for (fi»\r , l« hftlf ti s s»e Sanfnrd Ban* hour !<rfi*r# iunn«p t*» ttin%rt font shirts, aod olher srtlele* *|le caieful shout your time and turned nut hy this organ r.ytloiy la rh etk your calendar nr almanac worthy of raieful eonsideratlon.'* or newspaper for th* trm* of sail Bales a< b* made known th* auntie* and *unset," h* said. m n-tirg and the items that will About now, if you are looking to to for • the committee fr»r (nit■head you ran suhtrart about a sideratinn, minute a day to Dee. 21 S’ d “ If Ih* orginiiallniy !* set up thereafles, add, llnusholtler added. so that tt ran glow, Ihrre la no “ If >ou hunt in wildlife man- way of estimating the va*t e t. agenienl areas, you must naae a paiisin# of the Iwal industry sprctel a-ea permit, and if you lhat i* now crumped for goerti hunt dm k )ou must in urs a and with nn spate available for dusk stamp from th* Post Of­ the Installation nf n'«e equipnveng fice,” he rommentrd already on its way h*ie." the In­ “ Remember that Ihrrw 1* the dustrial Commute* Chairman three shell eajvarilv regulation said. nn phigging your shotgun," One of th* nffl, lals of the In­ Housholder said, “ ai d when you dustry Is la Sanford nm* look­ shool tierr - to sure of th# chaiae- ing over th* np- iations her* an I l » r of anioial before f i l i n g " T h a ■ttempliug In plan for the «*retlo- a I Judge pmji!i«*1119*1, • ih U N -sty #vpansjtm its keep u# with m oil imjHirtifU tn H#rr kunl* the trend nf Increasing hutlnesy. in*/* “ W# sr• turning rlusrn' •-dcr* an'* I’omlltif lh# H *f«, fAf that should to lurried out if ►* hunnitjr. an.t to y U I p* hkifTTif >onA- fh* machit er), a "! n*#nt ftUuf fir«t f»ro ,h# ^•r*onnp| ork," tha *f- )|mi«hi>Mrr •* f. ' MollHiri, lur* ilayfl EHil Ft l«\ • iip flr„f M j flo*rt| Ih c rriftrr »• tn nio«( tto if, hnl d is k hnntii t it opt it pkPtj- t l o M| HHI.Ki A > In Ml# llklfkl (nhf trrtNrin jt *•*If, VTION Til tun s| ITORT PANAMA t m A - A drtegattoa Jtiiilfp ||t»iit1iiiMp» •.lid, *- lnfor- ICnlti H i- n n li was exprclrsl la pli| 111At inn f ■»i nrtk ihn*p who know in* ll. sup,, -rt 1.—1jv try pleat ti*- air* dN At# thiil Iht* • »ll Hp lh# L***» rill* sn nr* from the mnldle Wr*t biifiMra *p ®*a ti • « hftpp Had in Coast of tlunda k> Atlanta f it •’ snama City. •p»pr|l jfpftf*.*' On another test, Hmi*hoMer said, -'let'* do oirr Io n Vo P'e y*n1 at-rlrtenls Ke*er rare*- a g in Into ramp o- hnni* loader! or ia your car, when not actually In “ Srv*r point * g-m at any­ thing r"U do not want te shoot. I’e sure tour te-gri Is gam* and wot a homaa bring, h»fnr* you pull th* te'gg*r," l|oushnlrl*f w aen*d If* commented, “ remem­ ber, ■ gun <| * dangerous in­ strument snd you need *v*ry nne nf your normal facilities when Bling It." Judge |1oMthnld"r pointed out that aur forests and woodland la ♦Sjaeclally dry lhi# y**r which ** * reminder in to careful with your malches, rigarattrt, and campflen. “ A bu should sludr ih# hunt­ ing rules and regulation hafnr* going out." Houtholiier remind*d. And h* tourludad “If you late n»l serurrd a eopy of them they at* available »• lh* County Judge s offirr." The Srnfnrd Ctowoh of Ihe Naie rpfie, to.-ated rm lh* rnenwc of Seerod and Mipl*. announce* Homecoming Day, Runday Nov. Id. Th» Kh«dul* for th* day U a* follow s' Sunday School Baity *1 9 Jd A. M , and a apeeial mommg -yssrship service st 10.41 A M. Dinner will beserved oti Ihe grounds followed hy an aflsvnooo fingmg Vrvlc* at I P 11 , Rev Clifford fi. Brayley and family, guest muvieiant The evening evan gelislie setvlre it T M F. M. will conclude illmccoming Day. letter* of inyitatlosi hava been rent to a'l friends and members, loth pis' and present However, the public ia rordially invited to attend .*ny or all services and activities of the day. fetehraiing oss a Thanksgiving note lh* s'gnal blessing* nf God up. on the psvt year. Rev R If fo>e*r Jr , pss.ur. wit’ bring the Iirmnn, Something to strange that even st ihr I 9 .il A the evp-rt* ar* stumped I* eating *< t vices ■wav ai -ome of ihe si allies on Ihe round* nf ih* Ringling Art Minrum Rulhe ford J Cetteri* of Ihe Er*er Museum Smithsonian Insli till ton al Was",ngton, said it ap. yeared Ih# bf-nte (taluei are ey uding *htt# rnislaceou* secretion EUREEA, Mont r_Mnntona'i snd the limestones are producing million dollar Christmaa tree In •om# kind of growth Tuatry ia approaching a crlsla due Samples ar* bring taken to lo lh* aiate'a worst November Washington tor study, rule} way* In history. Affected by th* muld **# about Th* a'aie ptuduce* about • «*v- h st* n*-, •'*o*e of which have tr.ih nf th# naimn'i rhatslmat to en oulnonra ai tong at M years tree*. Hi# Weather. Bureau *atd there I AW OFFICERS w«* Int'a Icdication of belter CONVENE M ONDAY w*athei condtt on* ta th* an t fiv# The National Institute of Muni­ day#. T»aipgr#ture« h*v# dropped cipal l^w Offlcan wiU convene lo #i low ai X. r iir a n b*tow wro Monday with aom# 4A0 atuirneyi from th* 41 atatai, Canada, Pu#rth# pail w#ik. Thousand* of ire** ha** be«n to Him, Hawaii and th# Diitrtet cut but they cannot b# bated for of Columbia at|Mrt#d to attend. abipment out of atat# du# to tha Among mallei* to b# diacuased cold. H'»y hritome *n brittl# lhat ar# annexation nf fringe arcai, r* any ptesaur# break* Ihe Iviga nff. latinna with federal aganctea, tow Officlili xjid thti muld m*an ■ flying xi-plane*. utfiltlM, new tax power* for revenue#, rorftwa for abort# i « af ★ ★ ★ Native 01 Florida Something Strange Elected Secretary Is Eating Statues At Circus Museum Of Columbia Bank Christmas Tree Industry Facing Cold Wave Crisis tkla T Aleade Bator tin been elect­ ed Secretary of tie Frlei.it Land Rack nf ColumbiaThe annoulu rmrrt was mat* hf Rufus I lark- president, fullo-s • fug the monthly meeting of th# Farm Credit Board, Nos, Id Th* election 'lilt the »s anry r*Utr I by lb* treent rbalh nf former Scrtftery Hugh C. l.-smin. TTie new- sutrUty is ■ native of Florida, and received l<i• educa­ tion in thr public srhooli of Geneva and Sanford, and at Stet­ son University. H* Joined t! * •teff of the federal Laud Rank In I 9 .'4, where he hat been employed continuously, having s n e d ai assistant secretary, assistant trea­ surer, ant assistant to the presi­ dent. Baker ia married to th# form•c Ann# Grave*, nf Jacksonville, and they hava one daughter, laura Meade, wha it a student al Maty Washington Cnlleg*. Ha la a member of Trinity Epiveopta CSurch. Th* Biktra rnxka Weir bom* at MOf Straw foM 1 #*4 s CUtf kfo . ^y * . 4 �All Church Notices must be presented at The Herald office by 5 p.m. on the day before publication. W n tir o A T i l FR ER METHODIST TUP. CHURCH OP GOD m i : Ch r i s t i a n a n d CTtVRCn MlhMONARV AL1JANCE o f pro ph ecy Cor. W. Fourth SC Ltorei Ate. * CH l'RrH 2101 Elm At*. C. Eldo* Biae. MlaliUf Park At a. and Ilth St. Rithop f). D. Cretty, P.itnr Sunday School •:*! t . m. Pailor: net. Datld S. CareafU Mormni W'orihip 10;41 a. a . Sunday S<h<m| b«fina at B;4i a. Telephone 111 R Evening Wort (up T;30 p. m. m. Sunday Morning. Sunday, Omhined Morning SerPrayer I lM t u i Thurtdty 7:30 Morning Wort Kip, with Rtv. D. vice I U tn |l:30 a m Call to D. Cr*aty giving *thi Srrntoa at Worihip 10:W a m. Evening ServlrO TiW p. m 11:00 a. m. Wednr.day l‘rt>er Servlet and Evmrelitlie S*rvuo at 7:30 p. Bibb* Di*cu»t|nn 7:11 pm. Chapel m. Sunday night. Choir Rehernl after *crvier. Thimday Ymilli Night Program Tuatday 7:30 p. m. Tha IV. i!. r,, acrvira will Ka hold, with tha letd-j 4:30 in a.in |> m. Devotional Time. Club Activities. a.m. C h n iu tt Day Scaoai «r Mr*. Hell Slory prrtiding. Ladies Mittionary Sooty tJ This I* a acrvira for all ludict meeting. monthly i. Frllou.hip elementary grade, and kinder■ariaai, Monday through Friday, •ho arc interfiled in tliuioni. | Luncheon — 2nd Tuetday after­ l ; H a.m. Children t pror»m , "8U Thursday tha V, I . R. trrvira. Luko't Chanel,- Saturday 10:11 will begin promptly at 7:30 p. m. noon. V rtyrr and lluiinest — lib Tuenlay alternonn. Sewing Circla u a . aver WTRJt, (1400 he.). with Rev. Robert Creasy, leader — 4th Thundty morning in charge. All young peopla are i .u t h e r a * ernm cR 'A friendly church for Ihr cordially invited to attend thu whole family.” o r TH E REDEEMER Rev. Phillip Schleaiaiia. Mtniete* aaprice, Services at Tha Yacht deb FIRST I lit IK II OF "We tatend a warm welcome to Sunday School 1:13 a.m. T H E N AZAHE.NE anyone interested In attending s Church Aarvice 10:30 a m. any of these iirvifei.’* "Sanford'e binging Church’* 2nd and Maple Ate. CHURCH OF COD R. II. Spear Jr., Pailor French A n . and 22nd St After an absence of two week*, R tt. H. W. Header*"a, f ille r during which time he held revival Sunday School 1:43 a. m. lo'eting* In lleinandn and Day. XvaagclifUe Service 7:30 p. a . tona Reach, Pastor Spear will Mld-Wtuk Service Tuciday 7:30 conduct ..ervirrt thin Sunday at l » . Bl. 10:IS a. m. end 7:30 p, m- Muslr, • Young Peopla Service Thinesermons, and prajers that inspire, . Any 7:30 p. m. romfort, and uplift await your hea ring. j RRRNEZER METHODIST A program for the whole family L A R I M AR T BA PTIS T CHURCH is nrhrilulrd with you in mind. CIIAPF.L Citrua Helghta Sunday school begins at 9:3)1, Lake Mary, Fla. ■ Rav. Edward Martin, Tartar Christian Sertire Training Clasiei Patter — Rev. II. A, Frith Jr. • Sunday School 10 a. a .— Oil* begin at f> 30 p, m A nursery it Sunday School 0:43 a.m. ford E. Johnson, aupertnUndant "pen foe all regular servieet. Manlag Worthlp 11:00. Preaching Sarvica 11 a. m. Tralnlag Union 4:30 p.m. Prayer meeting earh Wednesday M Y r 4 p. ra. Evening Worahlp 7 JO. at 7:43 p. m. Youth Acti* T r a in Moating Wad. 7:30 p. each Thursday at 7:45 p. in. Tha ehurch la alwaya comfort, able regardlesa of the weather. Courteous ushers will assure con. sentence. You need not be a mem* her to serure the services of tn* Meaning Warnhlp 11 a. a . pastor. Phones 3101 and 194S-W afanth B a n in 4i44 p. a . await your rail dav or night. EvwgttiiUo Roily T i l l p. FIRST PRESRTTF.RIAN Prnyaf and BlbU Study Wi M ICR CII day n l Ti4l p. a . . Rev. A. G. Mrlnnia, Paster Wain tha happy, allying i Cor. 3rd St. at Oak Avr. ; Warahig tha Lard with a M S a. m. Sunday School lOiM a. m. Session meet* for Prayer In the Srision Room. II:t>(t a. m. Morning Worship Prelude— “ Dawn'*, Jenkins: Soaford, Tin, Anthem— " lit that Shall Kndurn Sunday School 10:00 a. to the End”, Mendelssohn; An­ W. 0. SUnooll, Superintend them— "Ring Prnlaae” , G U n ia ] Pronthlng 11:00«. 1< (h n a tiw A lr. iMrlssis • •• *J j f t . ,1L H. Martin, Trout 1:30 p. m. Pioneer Fellowship. FIRST R A P H S T CHURCH 41:30 p. m. Senior High Fellowship 7:30 p. m. Evening Worship GENEVA Prelude— "Night”, Jenkins; AnW. A. Klloewood, Pool them — “ We Gather Together Sunday • j o o I 10 A. Mining Worthlp to Ask the lord's Rinsing",KreMorning Worthlp 11 A. {Wotloynn Youth mser, Pioneer Choir. B.T.U. T P. Evening Worthlp Sermon— Mr, Mclnnia Evening Worthlp • P. {tone of the elemtnUiy k w d at f a R child’s bon* edact* tion. It is page one In the book of good manners. It is alsoone of the first lcsaooslitM ptfaon*Ri«Iifioas good manners. In every *ge man’svpiritual insightesnbe a —sored by his reidUietR to rseegnise God as the scares of M il iaa —■ Jl1b lg a h t a M R m m J 'flbHi thtoi V tre ^ ftn sna D i n t i n p i •no u j n it u | iiM 9 9 Soaaad H. i r t R a Avo. klph b i t e J r , BeseaalM Sunday SIM* School 10:00 nun. Worthlp 11:00 un. Evoainr Worthlp 7:00 pm. Wodatodny Blblo Study 7:30 k .^u HUM. MMhPMRR w iip r tii gratitude to the Almighty. No one has ever doubted the religious sincerity of our Pilgrim fathers: t h e y g t r i Ms a s T h a n k s g v in g D a y . Today* In a world hungry for spiritnal leadership, how much depends on our faith in God—.agd oar ability to turn to Rim fat grstltads andd^ggrl The First Baptist Church h U F O R THE CHUHCM iJ !* ,h* *•<*«« factor ------- 3 on oonh fc* •* eharoetoe rtor ^ and wood dutonihlm |• bU M .?Church. n x ,>f TAeilhw 61 f•Pirtfw>l ttohff i*-------1 Value*. Wuhout a democracy nor civilitm**, -..dj r on$ %rhy % 1" - nihonld r . a" attend *wW n •v»nr' Zpenon . and ‘ uppoei Dm Church. They « » :“ 3mregularly r » hi« W Fottho m roe tho — J cofaf and mmerwl m .hieh hit l« irc v-‘lr ____ J j* . . Ottwe % Invites you to hear Dr, W. G. Stracener, Editor of the Flnri U Baptist Witnen* Sunday S:4S A. M„ 11 A. M. and 7:30 P. » Monday through Wcdncndny 7:30 P. M. Nursery for nil services. Welcome 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* n e a r hualinq tfPftALA COMMUNITY FRIMYTERIAN CHURCH Rav. C C Whitt. Mlaitisr Mrt. Clover Mam, PlnnltL Rita fatikln Bottm n, AaaC known Business Establishments: a b o u t tfirougfi MRS. A P P LE B Y ’S R E S TA U R A N TS S A N FO R D A T L A N T IC N A T IO N A L B A N K EVANS ROO UNO 1 H E A T IN G CO. B O Y D . W ALLACE M U T U A L 5W8URANCE p r a y e r yt.p i,*, Mr*. Nucy GOaa, CUUnaV Choir Dlraelor. Mr. Gvorgt Pewld, AuL Suyh •f Church School. Churrh School, 10:00 i n . Clnaaoo for nil agu. Worthlp 14:00 oju. CkUdrae't Sacvk# lliOO oju . Yaung Faoplo «:M pj*. Chltdrau *:34 pju. Worthlp T J O p a . Sdence of effective prayer, you can prove that nothing la ^possible to God. Fruu U cto ra K a tU M Christian Science " «A . fi- v A Rtlifioa of Dsmoustrsbls Prayer « Worohip 11 s ja H Worthlp t e a . 1 Hooting Wod. S pan. > Morning Worthlp tor* ho under Iho dlncUos of Mists ptftlor, a . k Helen Appleton, C. 8. of Boston, Msnsrhusstta Membsr of tbs Board of Lsctunahip of TheM othsr Church, The First Cborcb of Chriit, Seientist, in . . Boston. MsssschiusUg BROW N'S AMOCO SE R V IC E C D. Brows �! ‘T "Making Brady for the Day « J ' Additional Church Notices FIRST B A P TIS T C IIH U 'U Park.. Avv. at *th t j ' W. Brook. J r. Pa.tor Kirk* llagera. Mu*lc llireetnr Forty Morning Worship S I* a. m S'unlay School 0. IS a. tn. M am in; Worship H:00 a m Touting Union God.” X*rdnr»Jay 7:30 pm. Subject, “Giving Thank*.” Ft May 7:30 p.m. Missionary Volunteer Program. A cord'il welcome i» axlvndad to •II to Join u« in our worihip and ...ala In tna fellowship of this hour. 8:13 P- m. f ir s t S mrfav ia Dr. XV. tl fluaeenrr- rl;;!0 p.m, »J:no p.m. Evening Worship Sermon Topic: "The Eighth flR S T t THUS 11 AN l III Ill'll ‘ Broadcast over WTIIR a n p.m. FleirvatroB fof joung people. X*ri>-ir You Ever Seen LOW Prices So As At mather’s M YI* 7:15 p.m. O tgan Vripei* Conimandment” Sanford Many Rev, Mlltun II. XVyall, I’a.lor p IS a.m. Church School. A d a n for evaiy ace. 11:00 a m. Morning Worship Sermon Topic: "The Teat of \V»Vt * KtlT Have M hTH ouisr n i l run Keening Worship T :3*> p. m. Nursery at all service* *-,«iti„d. . thlr special gue.t P.recher ter 0 1 *1! ^ * Kdllor of thcvFIori'x R* t'M Wit* d f& a v sw A , h ) V Y la b liL ! I’errv t.. Slone. Mlnl«ter Sunday School 0:15 a. m .-A d u lt t f *I L A I k \ J lrs.on- “ F.vldenre of Jesus’ ; 1 [1 U I C I I U l A l l power.” The annual Thanksul*-! In— offering for Slate >lis»‘«ns . _ ^e n j . anil threo phases "f Christian I f 11 IT A I I I M n C V £ K location will be I) W llW V I I IW JI l>e taken. likrn. Ilotnlnn w itr«11si» liu^n i. in.— ft lib the 1«ord*t 8 ui>j*r, ttieclftl “ Popular Programs mr*k »n;i wnww. Thorne •*Ca»mf, th« F iw ** ft pf Gu»r ,r.,h. 5:8. Pi NEXT YORK <r—On« of the moat Christian" \>uth K*''ow»hlp, Thl popular radio program* on thr air P.ho and Junior*, d p. m. Mrs. is nol s sji'it o-ugratn or a variety } R. Roor-mm nil! have chsrur perjjr.ir nr a toterdy proprim. r t “ snack tin e ” s»hl*h follows It's a religious program and It’i called ’ Church of the Air." the*# mte'lnr*. Every Sunday morning more y Evening Worship 7:30 n. m.— with ™ emohasls on Informal tonerego* people tune to ••Chuich o' llors! ahtring. S*rmon: “ What un CBS Radio than listened lo the Is Your l.ifc*” fjas. 4;M». the Apostle I'aul during Ihe many I tth In a series on “ Major years of hi* ministry He*. In the l>l*t!e of James '• Durtnt the 3* year* of its radio Coffee Hour will follow. Hosts > ‘ “ UT 'N-Hurch ol the , ^ Air” has a -d attendance soon.ora. Mr. pmented mor* than I 000 rlergy. .. m « .......... ......... .. Sr. c. ! men of Prutest-nt I alholrc. Jew•nd Mr*. James Horton The public la Invited to all pub­ irli and Orthodox failhs and hun* lic service*. Seasonal worker*, died* i f thousands of listener* have for >’*vy famllle*. touilst*. new tom*. ••rittcrr id gra'iludc . , .. in.vpiraUon 'fter*. and week-end guest, are ax-;*'8** ,r0™ the pro;rani landed a .P e e l welcome. Nursery i “* , A f *’ fanliti*• and off-street parking " » ' ly * $''urch '* !’ “ * su d m j force, tje o iiv .CYollier*, ar* provided. t BS dirr* lor nf educational and vrligioa* broadtail*. “ It cul* down the forma' church service to good Mae. R. I.yttlelan Zimnurmae, l:!ur|lt/i mu»ic. a prayer, icriplure, and a brief imp.rational R. D., Raetor Sunday Nex hefoia Advent mruage ' MOLT r R O M CHI BCH (Kpiseopal) I.H0 a.m. Holy Eucharist 1:11 a.m. Family Servlet and CChureh School 11:00 a.m. Moraine Prayer and Rina on Service* through the week: Monday through Thursday and Saturday — Holy Communion— 7:3d a.m Thursday, Thanksgiving Day — Choral Euehilit— 9:00 a.m. Friday— Holy Communion— D:10 nun. , T H I L I T T L E BROW N C H I RCH ON T H R HILl. (LMgragatloaal) "ark Avenue and Silk Street J. Bernard Raol. Mlaltler Fred Raamingar. tssoeialo Helen Witte, Organist John Clarke, Header Sunday School with dasita for al| and a nursery for tha little oeraa. The Enaminger DL*cur*ion C1a*» find Hmo a all spent. Tim# •:48 a.m. Mamii^ W’orahip II.on. Samian: *G«d lUigna— Lot ill •It* Thanks.” At 3:30 In tho afternoon a seal* «d cental nor with roeorda af tho ehurch from th« beginning will bo placed in tho Comtr Stone. Tho aorvleo k held in mid-after, neon that many friends may at* lead without neglecting their own service*. A ll are urelrome. The •peaksra ar* as follow*: Kev. Bankla I - Shrvwbury. Daytona ■each. Dr. h'r*d Enamlngae. Southern Union Collage. Alabama, Hr. William Tuttle, Superintendent of Ceagraattonal-ChristIan Church* as la Florida. Th* apoakera will ha Ikiilod to light minutes each. Tha coppar contalnar will be In tha Comer Stone and the e iced ■_________ blot kl will I* placed by Mr. Scott af longwood. The whole aarvice will bo within tha b«ir. The advice Croiticri moat fre­ quently (L e t Ihe gueil clergymen (rum all lections, ot the country vhn aupr.r oo the program la Ihii: ‘ Vcu are n«l telling clhir* nr entertainment. Let's get iral religion In what you have lo *ay, lor radio represent* Ihe moil cL (active way of preaching the Gos­ pel the*, man ever invented.” CBS li aided in running the pro­ gram by a board of eomullant* l-om many fadha. In aclreting Ita -•nrit -leigymen. “ Church el Ihe Air” take* into consideration auch e'emtnli t t tk« religioui popula­ tion ol a faitS and how widely It I* spread in ILa nation. Not tvery Protrstout denomination hai been rt prrse.itad, of rourse. It couldn't b* Three aro 2B0 denominationt In Ihe tu nlry and aoma are vary m ill. L*adm of all the major faiths bsv* praised Uia program highly. "A universal ehararteriitis «f ill clergymen," says Crwthtr*. "ia ts want la loeak longer than th* time allotted. Almost Invariably they'll slretrh a I I minute talk Into 14 minute*, in reTearsal it will be 131 minutes On the sir B sill b* 14 •ninute*.” Since every elorgymas earept one who ever appeared on Ihe pro gram read from s acrlpt Crulher* it at a (••at to. explain how this happen*. But happen it does. The clergyman who did not use a scrip; wai Bishop Fulton J. hhcen. II* came lo the studio, rshed Crothms how long he was lb talk, md was told 13'* minute*, He bo,rosed a wristvateh from Crolhen placed it before him, and. taya Crothers recited facta <nd (Iguva rvtemporaneouily, rn lfrinl h'» peroration yuit 40 seci-nds be'are hta lime wai up and cnmpiatitig bis metiaga exactly 'll* minutes after he began.” •AN FO R fl 8 H V E S T H .D A T A D V E N T IS T C lll'R C H T N Elm Atease \eg*Ublea aalaila prepared W . J . Oatmae. Pastor from canned vegetables vary tho Habhalh School (Saturday) 1 . 1 0 everyday menu and provida on ticellenl way to serve your homo Worahlp H our H:00 mm. Topic, vanned foods. by Science We humans rely en a complex In rnanv of thetc chronic eondl** array of 30* mu..!r* of various 1 lion*, including a rthnti*. bur*i. »ire» for tha phy. ,«1 p e e r we tt*. paraplegia and low had, p » n, have over our environment. Yet. a new treatment known a» cy* we commonly become »«a re of clotheiapv u proving btiirtlciol. Ihls wonderful ryitrni of locomo­ Dnvtoi* have found that r y d o tion only when n.ir mu*cte* therapy a unique form of elec* "act up”— when they remind Ha (neatly generated physical en­ through pain or tpaHnjhal some­ ergy, ha« v oted l i n k i n g m u l l s in e a u rg ,»p.»*mv and relieving thing ha* gone wtonr. A spaim u any sudden invol- the pain of rat'ent* *uflrtir from a variety of ailmentW *h,vt • ;iv.i ul a iiiu m I* Ywltchin*. tiumpvtir other ty pe* a (Tret the muiete*. and helping of mu'cle epatm may l«- hfourht them Inward rehabilitation, on by a variety of cau*e*. Sudden The phyneian al<o r » « a vari ­ chilling of the body after *'«,mety of other phyvical and c h im lmlng may re«u!l In *evere *pa-m ral agents at hie d i'p o ia l to quirt of several of the body’* mu*< !e« n tu ih e l a* i«» Heat, in v a n f harply dimin'-hed circulation rf d ou« form*, ha* been u*ed tin,# the blood lo any part of the hodv time imiiiernor.il to " n o n out ihe loinc* stout *i’» m* In the Mood- kink*' m p.imfut mutt lei, and it •Tailedarea. ChemUal imhatame i* vtdl a valuable mean* of I•alto a common caiitc of tp.v-m: theiuiy Many drug*, including for example, rrrent t,-ie.*r»h in- anertTctic- barbiturate*, eounditSle* that the pa nful teg- tridtr itantv and the recently d"* cramp* of |urgi>an.-v are due t« vetoped a n q u illiin g drug*” abnormally low level* of calcium I ave the“*tl p'a.-e in the *pa*m*( in the blood of expectant moth­ fighting armamentarium. er* The amended night cramp* In tome c b m *, muscle *pn*m is — *lecp.di*lurbinir *pa*«n« of leg mu*r!r*— are al*o Iwheved to be nol primarily the re. ult of tl cn*e. Int I* relatetl lo over-U«V related lo ralrtum melatolif rn Rartertal toxins <nn tend the of a paitiiular **t of murde- In bo>ly's mu-ruUture into vloltid the e Kinditlutiv. auch a* the *t>rontractions; the mod ontnrmu* ralt.-1 ••occupaiKihal cramp*'* t>r of these It the roi*on secretnl bv "athlete'*crampw." nuwlern meth­ the germ of tetanuv or to, k-law. od* of treatment meludint* rvIn addition, many ailment* of the clot herape have proven etTctivo nervous an I skeletal svvteni* are in restoring free motion to the accompanied by muscular spaim*. alTerted parts. Here's A Few Of The Many Extraordinary BUYS: nnv of tlrc*c Items— Mnii/ titnrkeil away down fur I his snip'. DELIVERS RUGS !* x 12, Reversible Wool fop 1 1 W in te r Flint* /or Summer 1.ARGK S K I.FtTK »N — 1.AMI’S FNM TAIH.FS - - HASSOi KS CO CKTAIL TAHl.KS — SOFA I'll.I.OW S nt trunrililime Snviiijia nows I'i'.l.tV K it 3 n n tvv HELIYF.R 3 LIVING ROOM CLEARANCE! SOFA BEDS Miami Lounges $38.88 Lounge Chairs $39.88 Contour Chairs $68.88 Ivc'Kulnr E.4D.95 jtegular 159J k it n o w v H E U \ K ill now only tl DOWN' DKl.lVKits Regular It DOWN O K U VERB Re rrutaf Mi' l>5 tl DOWN DELIVERS Regular IW .O S ftegulnr 579.OS Regular 111 ON MV. JAMH B. JOYCf (left) and Rev. Joseph R. Rydo smile on their arrival ia Ban Francisco aboard Uia liner Preildent t an Bures. Tho Domlaican priests, both from Boston, hlau, were freed by the t’h:Base Gammunlit* who held them ia a prison camp for two years. Tha/ war* aubjactad to endless laUrregsUon. (fntirnetvosei) STA R TIN G PLATFORM ROCKERS Swivel Platform Rockers OCCASIONAL CHAIRS ksJI&i tt n o w v DKUVKRI «i n n w H HELIX k l.g edfoom f u r n i t u r e Reduced \\V am »iff**riitg a Solid Cat'lnad of N u tittirniiy Kituvvii lnu<’ rp|rring Mattresses and Box Springs SUNDAY F a n c y nr Strip e T ic k in g . F u ll n r T w in Sire. />< liv c r id nr o u g n n l jinckngp. F u lly (tiiurniitceil. KOI SHKE SQUHinANFiilllB HASTHE SOUIHMOMKEB SUCHAJOBAHI PRICES FROM A $54.ON V AI.t'K — >1 DEL!VEILS $278810S69J Sim m on* A n n iv e rs a ry Mattress or Box Spring $39.88 llfadniiartpra for Simmnna lllO K-A W A Y RKOR... SOFA HKDS . , . . CHAIR 11EOS . . . SIMHMiS and M ATTRESSES. — LANE CEDAR CHESTS CHEST OF DRAWERS DRESSER and MIRROR 6-Drawer Maple Chest Mapie Bunk Beds P M p t r 'r M «W now only now only RIG SPECIAL Com plete W ith S p rin g * anti .'In ttn v M P i FASHIONS AH Metal U t ilit y Cabinet* .............. All Metal Ilaaa t ’abineta ............... Full Site K itc h e n C ah in e la --------- TO M 2 M $||9S ____ — .......- YOUR HOME \X’reught Iren Deal* and C h a ir S r i AND .YO UR Child's llctl I t m k m Peal Cana C h a in * 3 -M It y 1(1 Cuttuq I.'W'P Ih r n w Itugw .. White Kiumfl or fielvenlied Duuhla \Xa*h T u b a ... $ | | -9 S A utom atie K le rtrir Irnna ............. tt HtittX ItKI.tX Kli.7 195 * 1 9 -“ XXarm llouhla HKI.IVKIth BUDGET! Chenille lied Spread* ..... $ 8 .9 $ «i n m v x ONLY .Mirtor D»or Medicine C abinet e ....... ............. . .. <1 Hi *XVX HKMXKR3 ......... $ 4 -9 5 $4 4 $$ H -P r. Chin* . $ 2 2 ’,n $38.50 $78.50 Light a* a feather S la ck C h a in ............... ...... . • 4 tM 8 -Pe. Chroma and riostie D in c lle a FIT ti now*/ HK1.IY KRf *t m m v KKI. 1N Kit .7 nnw, o n l y M i*lt"gnn> Regular $10.95 to u t S O * C IN T U IY -F O X Braaanla I Jrili|i|iine Regular $1*9.91 md wiwf kkd »f - f r y r u p it t o U t " $49.95 $28.50 frnrrt Regular $.10 05 W I* M tftnmls fH fk m YOUR CHOI CE $|.0ft DOWN III,inkelP .. DELIVERS MATHER *• SANFORD 203 - 09'E. FIRST ST. — PHONE 127 �T Help Fight Tuberculosis B u y , Use Christmas Seals mnke full u m of the weapon.* that can defeat tuberculoala. When we buy and use the Christmas Seal* of the Seminole County Tuberculoala and Health Association we are sharing in these efforts. We ran take pride in what has l>ecn done— but we can and must do more. 8eal« were mailed to more thnn eight thousand Seminole County citizens yester­ day and on the early return of contribution* the local Tuberculosis and Health Associa­ tion I* staking a part In the nnnuat premiere performance of a Warner R rot hers movie. Not only will we be helping In the Im­ mediate fight against tuberculosis with the purchase of the seals, but we will also be helping In a possible opportunity *o bring the famous film and the famous people seen In It to Seminole County. aasui in nru M a Tfe w r SFL11VE iTM N O T niSTM E SAM CM M te THAT Ki LUO MiaMBAra w l* * - a m * . a n « r . Q R M T-at«A rT.& «i>rr. . O W » q cg jcr.a m ir . \ g a c a t - o o * «r-******* ( GSffAT-GOTAT.aOeATG «r Have you thought of a name for the new lake located in Sanford? Yours might be the name that strikes the fanev of most of the people here. Why not send it In to the City of Sanford a* a suggestion? EFFE CTIV E TELEVISION A lot of people are shopping the easy way today, with saving* stacked up over a period of a year In the Christmas Club membership* in both of Sanford'* hanks. SflO.OOO 1* a lot of money an It 1* making local merrhnnt* Va*h registered ring with a merry Christmas tune. "I,et'* put Christ bark Into Christmas" I* a wonderful theme for the local .TuyereMerchants Association Christmas Parade Vo wonder such enthusiastic response is be­ ing evidenced in this year's event. The Sanford Herald Now would be a wonderful time to change to parallel parking In tha downtown area. With a brand new 2-1."-car parking lot with 12-foot parking atalls, motorists and shoppera will experience a great thrill In being able to open wide the doors of their ears for thoaa great big Christmas bundle*. ex. GRAND * * ! « ■ « . ' NOVEMBER JJw p k a L * M atflds IT « I* U n a * O la O s rr Tit* T I* I H 11* M 1 11 r 11 II i l 1J I I S - » •-SpoMa-W atth tr T h * V i .• K tarP cht Thaatra a icn-off B A TTR naV » l* t SI IS »s | s .l» I I "S i t ta B i«n -o a rr o « ra m fleaaata K i v i • W ra lk a r sir W laar* W m k r l>mk as* Yae l ! " r natara Ahdr'a liana I I sa I >* Si l l * s« t il T h , Ilia T - n P ulura rarniaia s i A ia irlt* M nrla Stalina* A rt D arla L -ld r Arsul* M l I ta T -S T ill I li »■** a la I I *a It la. l.aa M r H ars Central Fla Showrsaa ('o u n trr P ro llc, O ra r* Ola OpTf M anarmssnara I’ amnn llu n r»n Th a a tra f o r* *t*r iuhlla* Ivnltar A aarnn* a ia rlla h t Thaatra d t is -o f f I I IS Blffs-nq Pr.>*ram Raaams ■OKNinU C s s s ir r Frallaa Hast ifi* C lM k Blac# Ska* tm N M ir s H im t i M * far tka ttaaar » I t lt'a * l » a r a J t a l ( I* Ouaamaha I I* Daman Runran H it * Bias Oia M u lti U I t Lata Shaar • " L a is Lams'* 11:1* Haw s as* §•■ w tik a rnair n .H R . '. W 'K L K ? im a iH * m u** "School* are big builne**," Seminole County Superintendent of Public Instruc­ tion R. T . Mil wee told a Sanford elvle eluh th* other day. We heartily agree for It I* th# bualneaa of future citlsen* that mean more to our country, nur state, eminty and city than anything else these days. Santa will aoon rlsit Sanford him will eomg all of tfi# ^iope— Jealnea, thought*, dreams, and loves of tha young­ ster. "Thara will always be a Santa Claus" la a atory that many boys and stria will be he hearing as days grow shorter toward th* glorious day when th* Star of Rethlehem was first seen. Friday, Nor. 18, 1885 j f Rejoice tha aoul of thy servant: for uni lo thhee, 0 Lord, do I lift up my soul.— ;>aalma 86:4. IM B IT irrm ts o s i l i 1/.1 S & i r W L r * Qlsxandjth, I a* Horlansa I i j tndualnr sa Pars** & Sih U U JSD L. REAL ESTATE - INSURANCE | (YOU'RE TELLING ME! li r - 8yWMIM>WT wfclMle-Mewing la Ui* game. We •gre* amiM of ta* currant cage nice an SaSmuiy eg key. t I l n*M Iru k gtetcjMfelrec «H«•*r* refceWg epra* irtih r*« •<,»„ f»ef IK* l w r « M /it* I* "* Utile to H See**.* I I t WELCOME TO OUR E ARE PROUD TO ANNOUNCE REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT j .V S ' . t, sa V S it* M S * A Two New Associates Lourine M essenger S MONTHS OLD TODAY I^ A 5 n i? n O H ^ M A N - John R. Alexander, nous 8 P E A M IS A SA N FO R D W I N H A N FO R D - Thomas At. Stringer, �*» I — T iir ?.\vronn nrn\tr> Social fcvcnlA Wedding Plans County 4-H News ■F P A T RMITH Lait Saturday morning fmm 10 a.m. tn I t nnnn the Cnunty 4-H Club beld a enunell meeting in lha Canning Kilrhen. Forty-twa glrla repreiented rluh* In Lyman, W'llann, Sanford Ele­ mentary, Sanford Junior High, Grammar and Genaia School*. Of fleer# were eteeted and are Retty Jean Rohln*nn, pre.ldent; Dorothy Me.Aleiander, vie# pie. •id*nt; Sally William*, aeeretary; Pat Smith, reporter; Amin Maiwet), long leader; and Virginia Warful, devotional. The ahjeetive* of lha eounell ( I ) to have an achievement day In taeh rluh In May; ft* In hava a rnunty wide achievement day; ISl to nhtenra 4-H Sunday; l4l to hava aarh girl enmp'et# a 4-H project and keep raeord book*; (Al to rnmptela 4-H pro. Jeet; and (Hi to continue neighborhood 4-H meetinga. In preparing fi*h far fanning, nfu# removing undesirable parts, •nak In lightly lalted water to eitrmet the blood for 10 minute* t« an hour depending on alia. Witt.iuir Witckn-U* fiant a#r# w >i IUk U|. K8SM HANFORD Jew elry anti L u i f i f a Co. S M Sanford A t *. The Sanford Itl'W held it* monthly dinner and tiuiine** meet* mg Wcdnrvlay night at Ihe Y.irh1 Club al C> 30 p m Ml*. Sidney Fowler wa* gue«t »|ieaker frm the Seminole Count) Judge'* office and ai -penal gue*l* the club en teruinrd Mr*. Edna Van Acker and Mi** Adrienne Wait* Flagi of the I'ndrti Natl-n* He. rorated the interior of ihe club and indicated Ihe Ih-.’me of Ihe program which wai prc-onled to to Ihe memb.’r* bv Mr* 'targuer ite Graham, chairman of the In ternational Relation* Committee The organiiation function* and achievement* of Ihe I mlrd Na ' lion* were dr»cnhcd in ob*ervan.e of th** Tenth Annurriary o( it, founding Mr*. Jmle Carter, chairman of A I’l.OW KH 1'tilt AN H O N O R E D R I'K R T . . . The Sanford Itl'W held A* regular dinner and business meeting We.lne.dav n ihe Yaeh; Club. 'It* It F T i u r left, wehumi* the ■vening'• honored g ie*t*. They were, left tn right, Mt*. Edna Van Acker, .Alt** Adiiennr Wa t* and Jlr*. Sidney Fowler, il'lmio B>- .tame.on 1 Seminole Hi RATt u n / . r — N n v n i m lie A ltrtiirt VI.Hire Them t* » tial treat in i(r>re for u« Ih-i i u ** coming t-t our M IS The American Home Depart­ •tage D a wondnful play. It'* ment of the Wntnan* Club met entitled "Father H mim licit". Tuesday night at the ctubhouve Some nf the rhsiaylrr* are Kan t- Th f ip-aker w*i Air*. Evelyn A S*ev*«rt, Decorating Consultant all lint bill*, a* Jim Anderaim for Cov.O Neal Furniture Com­ the Falh rr; Kaye Jrnkint e* pany in Orlando She w»* intro M argairl Aliilerinn, the niolhrr durrd by M m . F. F:. Breckcn and their chitiln it aie Ann ridge, program chairman. Yorntlian, Itelty; Iri* Cautry, Kath>; and Hill hirrhhuff a* Bud. ( \|ri Stewarl began her program F'nirti the rumor "floating" bv ibowtng two interesting film*. atounri It'* going to .e * ■.1 play. "Plan for Bettrr Living* amt You’ll hear mine about it later “ Modern Grow* I p". Th e ir ftltn* on. . . , but keep Dio thought preitnled u a*« that home furnithtng* ran be prarttrvl and function in mind. , . . In chapel, Thurvday morning, al a* well a* attractive in her Mr. Jlcrrta introd'ir ed Air. Dtmn, talk following llv* ftlmv M ri Stew a member of tha Gideon* of Ur* art tiiggnied that in planning Ihe Undo and in turn he iturn'iured furnishing* for any nxim. inmr Brother A. E. L»w|* tha speaker. variety In wood fmuhei may be All r!a»*rooni» In th* aehooj re­ u»ed to ad'antage _ turh *1 a ceived a Gideon Bible and the light wood m a room with malm •indent* a lr*tornrnt Th • nrg.in gany pterei She pointed nut that iMttnn to which theae men Ite- it t* much wuer tn buy wool rug*, long ia a Chrultan Men'* Organ- rather than rollon for living and nation. With the help of Chfia* dining arrai, and that wall to wall tian ft lend* of many different rarpetlng t* "mo*t effective." A bfl'inei, merfing followetj Ihe ehurehei. they bat* been able to place over two aod one-half mil­ program with Mr*. Willi* Peaenek. lion Bible* in hotel*. hnipltaN. rhairrn.m. pre*iding. Committee school and penal ln*1ltulion*; report* were given. and have dl it f Doited over nino A note «f thank* for the teaelirn and one-half million N'cwr 1e»t,. 'upper party wa* read from Atr* ammta with P*alma t« armed force*. , , . h»m. It w »« enjnynt by all who AVe, the student* and tea* her* appreciate tha Bible* and teita- wild and wa* "deUcimi*”. The art cla**e*. taught by Mr. nieiila given u» and will enjoy uving and reading them . . . Mr Alattieiii, am bating a womlerful Blair, a member nf thia argan- time In making diffeti-tit ohjeels, out of clay , , , Bill \ Inc* tit I* itation gave th# prayer. hi* The Glee Club Ini lha atndeola *riy nturh eotliuaied o u r in ainging the iloiology. Afle,* work, lie t* makii’g a turtle and ward* Mr*. Fete N*»*«m # In­ it i» quite good. troduced the chaplain, Mr*. The re*t of the etas* not In­ Thunton, both representing Ton terested in clay ate drawing American Legion Auitbary. Mr*. horse*, [bothy Brewer inu*l hale Ntwroffli prevented the achool a gi»at lovsi for them Iws-au-e with an American Bag The like sh» i» making a worderful drawClub then sang a beautiful num- ing. , The atmosphere tn tn» tier "Prayer for Our Country” el* it room I* one of partnership and I ’at Harrington **ng "Thai * and of people who era enjoying America To Me", The Club ended their work. • • with " I Like It H err". The pro. Our Homecoming at SIIS » *» grain ram# In rim,, with Air*. Mime thing worth seeing, , I'f Blair giving tha Benediction. course *’we me still shouting d from highest Steeples' that we Oh You Lucky »eninra . . , hey.’ that include* me. what am won the game by a •ore nf It ' I talking al>otit.. , , well any way Srahrrefe did a g’^d job bw o .t* — wa are getting an np|x>rtim* we* a llt'le bit betlri . . I Ity to %tail tha Florida Stale half-time show was really a algid Bank. About 'Jit student* a day. . with lha majorette* going all "'it They split up into twin group* and and dreislng like Indian* even ar# taken on « tour through the tn staining tbemselre* The si-'"hank and ata irrved dinner, sor*, of rmir»a, were very pret'T rompliment* nf the bank al*n. . . amt addeii to th# color and '»• the Tha main dish, by tha way, I* eltemeot. . . tb» dance In \' ma Milchrll on behalf of Smith vide far illy. A letter wa* read from Beta Sigma Phi Sunrity tell­ ing o( ihe Baraar they will bold soon, A not U r front the Jay ere* concerning Ihe ChrDtma* parade wa, read. ( lub member* tlneu-ved entering a ll >at in thr parade. Plant were made to decorate the Chriilntai tree at the Woman* 1 lub for the ChrDtma* party. C.uh nirmbrr* wrre rvmindcd to bring gilt* for the Jark*nn*ille 1 in Id1c o'* lloui# In the l hrislmas part'. Dee. It I’rlirtou* reffnhioenl* were i»rved by the hnvte.-ev, Mr* Peiroek, Mr* fbiuglav Slenitrom, Mr* l| S Duggar and Air*. J D Carlton, Thoie pre*»nt w-re. Ate* 4 O n"ber1*, Mt* II T Hatrhrtt, Mr*. John Carlton, and gne*t. Air*. Blanton Itwen, Air*, dames Board, Mr*. John John Kailer. Mr* P F" Brerkenrutge, and gi.eit, Mis. B"h Ma* ; Air*, Itub ham ,, Mr* Baeot F'.l!ert>*. Alt*. Iiim g Peinberg, Atr* F'tanri* Meriwether, Mrv Gordon Sue eney. Mr* [lavmond Ba**. Air* Bid Kirk, Ml** Barbara Kupterhl and Mr** Joy Duggar S A N D L E R Of* flOSTON lirin"* llii'ir new Irrltntqttr in mcicr,i*ln g* m afterward* was a lot of fun too. Our last gams i* going to be Nov. IT in Delaind playing Delaind Bulldog*. . , we're pulling for you t*»y», *0 get out there and do lour beat, . . , St: At IN O L E S O M : F'nit T i l t ' AVFt K IS ’'ll * Almost T-mior1»w . H a# . #* ftjiAAoitak AD. and Mr* B I . I a !mp In III S I iO A IIU '-S . , . llir .line* tint "feci ju t w nm icrfiill" Fd-liinti muIkCA t (M’rfrrt llirre-i*nml l.iiidui” mtli ttiiv new vamji InM ttrrn t . . , tn give vntt a frr.li-InnKinj; tailnrcJ time for walking voflty, .m u tlly. !(•* rntk cu*liinno'l, willi air-vi iitcil lining . . . it's I J IM ’lU.N I', 9 -it O IJIack ami llruuii .Sizes I* - A AAA llrm rttiL rr Thi* Ad? I D VVr-rr .Sr* I veilml Tin.* Khun Tn AU'iitinn Alm ut U c f oignt Perkin* have « « their g u e » l , Mr* Billiard B B ro wn of Miami and Alts. Ii, A. Jones, of Shreveport, I j* . SI M il h I It IN At VHP The Civic Department ri'-l«r*ed Terentiy the *!lgge*tlnn O'sda tn tha City Commisiinner* that the old hospital !■# enn*erted to a home for aged. Shriveled plrlle* are eau*ed by uiiog too much ialt of too much sugar. Thanksgiving China w im m im m T IMPORTED $y<L CHINA im . ktilc S pe. pipe* aaHIng ^ tarvitai ivp o.td tautar, ferae# and butter, lorga dinner plat* and iRwara salad Hvat daufelaa aa m cafca nrvica m fA L O U - M O T H O f ALL KDVM FUN FOR YOUNQ AHD OLD BPAGHETT1 8UPFIK T « « » your f.thlnn cue fmm Lurllt# Poll! Sh# ehno*#* tht* sirltlrg Weitnvsf to y-»»r on h#r famoul TV »how , , ■ , Fee th# dram* of tha erls* rro**ed collar tab, th# tland-aw*y pocket* — and rare about tha Silky, wa*h*'d* f*hrD; B»Ming CotticelH C O M P in HRVICl “0 PIN STOCK” ■ i-. > - Woman's Club Department H ear: Mrs. E. A. Stewart From Orlando Wblla tana tad poultry nay ba walked bafors canning, mtatt should bo manly wiped wttlt a damp rlotb. 3rd. ANNUAL WINTER FESTIVAL • •■ the Education aod Vocation rom*t Adrienne Wail* t'1 »r,| 1*:r» pre*! (lord mittcr. 10 Ihe •rcnn<| purtmn of dent of the | lorula 1 (ikigiipn. Ihc program pre-enird the gu n I She i* from Orlando. . ‘ •peaker. Mr- Sidney I'owlrr who Air- Van Arler d>-irriV(t tho I* the s-'crrt.vr* tn the Seminole preparation* I- : made for II’ » Count* Judge'* office Site had a reeepfton of apniovimately 4 ivy "mo«t intere*lmg and mforma 1 w >men who wilt attend ttte flilive" talk on the op ration* of I annual convent I n of Ihe Nilloftrl the office with p.irtindar refer Federation which will l»e held in erte l-t will* amt leifamrnti Miami from June 30 to July ft. \* *|w-t i d L in t (or th- evening Werlnc'day night at the meetint; Mr*. Edna V in Aikrr. Vftaini and appro»:inalclv .to g.ic-li and mem. uee chairman of Ihe Southeast her* wew pre-enl lo enjoy tha tegtnn of the National Federation meal and program. The regular ItPAV via* intr.'dueed Mri Van I ho* m en c>>im opened by •nt an | Ihn Ark t w.>, membership chairman Mr* flltetl of the Florida Federation in PI* drvotion.il n u given hj Mr*. I 'l l helping to nrgjinifr thr Sanf.trrl ' Grantham. Itl’W in Iteremher nf that vear . ... . She wa* a o pa*t president nf Ihi I lorula Federation. Along w th Alt* Acker wa* Mt- FiiH may ba hardened for boen# canning by aoalng for one hour in brine strong enough to float a medium-sited potato. A L L SOULS C A T H O L IC CH U R CH T a jo S Sanford BPW Has 3 Special Guests At Dinner Meeting Want A Statue From Italy Or England? Go To Monroe Corner Graft, G ift Shop archway * you entrr the larger Ry SANDRA RI 1RG mom which atitl rarric* Ihe pink Herald Sorlety Editor If you have ever rirramrd rf and hiuc theme hut In w#U paper. Pmr tahlri. cabinet*. Mind*, vmting Sweden. England. Italy nf maybe tuba. Jamaica. Meitco, and whal haie you. all maria by Germany, Spam or the Philippine* Mr. Jarkion. ara aarh In ill proI would Mjggrit that you drive par ptaca and loaded with avary out tn Monroe Corner Located aniria Imaginable Whi« u «n there, right on the corner lot ii turpritins i> the priori which arr ru>* of the moit favrmaling and ■ Vary m i o n i b l e . In tha *hnw ta»f« an» woven quaint *hopi in or around Central Florida. The Monroe Corner Craft •tnlaiwnd ikift* along with doll*, pocket b«ok*. and other item* ol and Gift Shop Their counlnei fan become a interait lo child and grownup reality in Ihe object* found in the Rra*» and cupper craft reflects atore. Dainty rr**ul va»e* from tha *mal>r miniature* Wrought Sweden, bone china from Kngland. iron work i« alto exhibited and tiny »tatiie« and figurine* from landi an Early America! Air. Mr<. J uk ton tell* u* that all Italy and woven baiket* from The Philippine* along with cryvtal of her thing* " c o m e from differ ware and woven nigv from ouc enl cnunlrie*." She al*o told own ended State* are among the your reporter that "w e atarted many and varied Ihingi found on with an Idea of tailing thing* from Florida only, but a* Ihe re the thrlvev. The owner* and operator* arr ■ •ain't enough variety we took in Mr and Mr*, l". E Jack*on ori­ foreign counlne* " Mr. Jarkion. it «erint, ha* alginally from "New York and New Jer*ey" who have h«en planning waya boon Inlereiterl in rtafl the rraft ihnp *lor more than U work and iay* th.it he will 1 make furniture and alnimt anything year*." Strange a* It may *eem. Mr you have In mind. Juvt come and lell me what you want " Jarkion « n a rdlrgr profe*»or lomorrow. Take a drive nul . . . In Mon! Clair College for I I yean tng it’i grand opening Inday and Sul because of hi* health wai The Jackton'a Gift .shop u hai"told fcy hi* doctor tn come won t you* aotilb." The Jackion*. who by the way. have a *on Edward, fir*l went lo Clermont, but through nrwipaprr adi and An traveling around cho»e _ Sanford tn *ellle down. "You havei A D a * lo gel tha real feel nf the town." ATG KGVGQLGQ. and ho*y Mr*. Jark*on, at *hr | looked her* and there for a *prrk O v a D / ^ rp ry fe of duit on a bowl or an adjiiitnvni * ■'/ r lo he mad* "You know whal you Pinal plant for th* marrtiff of wmt and you look until you Imd Mil* Birbira Gail Bitting, diugb it." "When •# fir»t fame In San ter of Mr and Mr* AVUkennn Van ford." ih« wen! on "wa liked II Bitting, l.i Ed-!.# dark Waldheim, to much w* itayed over night and ton of Air. ard Mr* Hugo Wald *w kept coming bark and looking heim of Opebka, Ala , have been around until we found whal we revealed by tha bride-clrct'a par­ wanted A lot with two houiei ent*. The adding will lake place Nov. en it and iltualed on a comer." "I raid In myielf," th» mur- » al d ftp p m. at the Ftr*t MHhnmined ai the got a far away took till! rhureh with the Be* J. r In her eye "hera It ii. Thli U juit McKinley and the Hev. Milton II for our shop." vVyalt officiating. The *hnp, which wai converted Harry At Weir will he the »nln. from an old tllp-«h»d building. I* lit wiih linger liarrla rendering now a mill* grey trimmed in pink nuptial muiir on Ihe nrgan. with a bright pink door. Ii’j large Attend r.g. Mu* Bitting a* maid windowi which iparkle In the of honor will be All** Deborah Grif aumhtne are framed nn the Inilde fin nf Qulney, It rule* maid* will l>* wilh icalloped cornice*, which Mr. Mta* Jjt.lcr Kiel and Atit* Anita Jack von made. Andrrtn.i nf Tampa: Mr*. Hugo The interior I* competed nf two Waldheim Jr., aiatrr-in-law of ihe main room* with imatlcr rnomi groom Irony Birmingham, Ala.; in back. A* one walk* In. the col­ and M in Lucia Goff. Sanford. Junor* prevent a warm, friendly at* h.r briJeimai.lt will he AID* Kay mniphrre. A mhln egg blue li Ivey an I Alii* Atarilyn .McDaniel tued on the wall* ami inmr of the Seiving hla *on at be*t man will rahineta and It aoftened by Sa Hug 1 Waldheim Sr. and u*hrr* tourbe* nf pink which arrenti the will be If ign Waldheim J r„ broth­ rlcar cry Mat bowl* and vatea. Walking through th* "almnM er of the groom; Bob Manlre, Wtnton Smith If. Frank Buten. »eheh III, Oscar AValdhelm and Evan* Dorsey, all nf Alabama. tmmeJ'.trl* folio* tng the cere­ mony a reeeph.vn will he held at the horn* nf lha bride’* parrnl* at v /// //// /J •J(U G-minule Boulevard All fvtend* ol the enuple are invited tn attend the wedding and recep­ ' > h // //////// tion. F rl. N*m*. 1®. 1 5 '5 :i . ' " •plaik-prloted Fine***— a b'snd of ptemium eomhed eotton and nylon. Alt thi*. and <rea*a-re«l«tsnra, tool la navy and white, brown and tggihell, or ccpcti and whita, ’■ •. m ■liea 10 to 10; 14H to 3 3 4- An outstanding atUartien at only Phont 147 ut r 114 M «f. AV#, I = It 1 , $ 1 4 ,9 5 . �/■* • - • m . N o v. 10, lV»6ft Itia i b A itrO itiJ FSU Is Favorite In Homecoming Platt UrWoraity'a faatlp impror* Ing Seminole* meat tha Citadal’a gurpriaing Bulldnga In Ii°a* Campbell Stadium Sntur lag after* l u n In tha Seminole ninth an­ nual football ll<rma coming claaalcGama tlma ia 2;M acl<*h Coach Tom Nugwnl'a rajuvenatad Indiana. fr*»h front win* arar rillanova and Furman, will gnter th# contest a» favortlo*. al* though tha margin map be very email indeed. Tha Cltadol, making n strong gomabaek under the tutelar# of former University of Fiorula fearldiold aoach John Sauer, haa | m th# surprise Uam of in* Southani Confaranea thia poor, and will an tar Saturday's claah with a good 1-3 raaord. I’re-trason progonatiratora had tha Cadcta occupying tha Southern Conforonra collar, with little bopa of rtihing further than ninth, but tha Bulldnga finlahad Southarn Confermra competition in a fourth plara tia with Richmond with a 2-2-1 ahowing. On* of Cit­ adel'* biggaat aurprtaaa waa a convincing 14-13 win ovar Richmnnd midway in tha aeaann. Coach Tom Nugent'# Seminolei are ahowing the typical "Nugent comaback" of th# paat two Ml* aoni. After taking their lick# from min* of tha aouth’a top trama four time# in a row, the Seminole hava now begun to click ia top faahion, and will prove a formidable opponent for anyone in the laat threo gamaa of tha teaeon. Tho big charge behind the FSU rejuvenation hoi hern the emer­ gence of Quarterback Vic Prtnal, lophoanore flaah from Wavoriy. N.Y. I'rinai over-coma Wa aarly aea­ ann uncertainty, and haa lad the PS IT Uam with confident# and ralmnen in tha laat tw# gamaa. Indication# of Prlnil'a capability# were area in tho V.P.L game whan ho took over tho quarterbacking choree to put tho Somlnole bark In th# ball gama Boon in th# probable alerting lineup la Buck Malta. WONT ANDCINTW * A K tf J»0»M T*CKLg% 7 / A i H g A P Lg ig* J/M MENSt. Bu M O TM t * t o h o r m **g P g A L *01/0 PAM g m. C fH T g A - M g / o r THAT v POM gPFUL r j r l l/H e — r S X F Q fi* * 5 40M \ wS 3 3 7 SQUALL/ #£U * * * O FFE H 9IU P a C * 1 i* t> * Winners Are Told In Women's Golf Association Play Four winner# were announced 7eaterday In tha tournament play of th« Wodneaday afternoon golf maun between th# ladtea of tho Sanford Women'# Golf Aaaocta* lion. Tha weekly tournament., played each Wodneaday aiurnoon follow­ ing tha luncheon meeting of tha aaaoeiation, had 30 lediee taking part in tha play. Tiefnr for low grota, in laat ... . ’f & . . . . . . ___ . \I.. Ilf ‘O * 1 1 1 . MgAN* •' W*. \ ro r»e /p/*g p*o*o g / T A t F 4 c r TU A T P fjg AVSPAOtP f 4 | r w u rt* p&Aygp r t * J 6A M t r u e OA T A i 9£A*a y ^ h a lf AoNA/P Feature M ore Q uality Be MF.BCEB BAILEY The Asiaclatad Preaa Sojtheaalam Conference Moth all fcalurai more quality than quan­ tity Ihia weekend aa Auburn, Tenneaiea and Vanderbilt risk their chances it a bowl bid against fnrmldib.# foe*. Only icvan SEC team a are b action this weekend. Mlaaiuippi. the defending SEC ehamp and No. I in tha current itandmgi, Minissippt State, Tulane. Georgia and Georgia Ttrh are Idle, retting up 'or next wtek'a aaaion flnalei against traditional in atr aetata ri­ val*. Alabama, atiTI aeeking Na Brat virlory vine* mid teason laat year, kltki off th# grid activity Friday night in M U m ! afalnat the Hurri rant* There U a bowt flavor atimwndtn| all four of Saturday‘a gamaa Involving SEC team a. Auburn and Clemarm flay In MobOa, Flmrtda aaqwnad aa Iwtatlng of banda, I* at Vanderbilt. Ten netare I* at novwnent af feet. Something Kentucky and Loulaana State is m we# pmfnundly nerene. 1 at Arhanaa*. nee, Lota UwJwghL 1 She kw Auburn Tmneaaaa and Tandy all *r# atlft L Ms# running fnr a bid to th* Cotton. Sugar or Gator Bowl — but they can't afford an­ other lot* Actinia■ haa a remote rhanra of being hoat learn Hi the Cation Bowl - but only if Ttxaa CbriaUan loaaa la Bica. Two of tha Wfla team*— Ola Mlat end fteurgla Trch— also am high an •*# proapacU Rata af Major bowt aelaction aommlMaet. Miami aa a heaey laeorita la hand Alabama Mt 1Mb atraighl dafrit, but the other game# figure la eloae. Tenamaaea and A rt antea RAE FOLEY la key playara, baa looked anmn* Kitag lata lban aouatioul the p u t See# weeks while toeing In Tttlaaa, adgteg Mlaaiuippi Stela bp ana paint and baating fleorgia by ■ » margin af • fleid goal. AH-Amortca OW M Low net acor# waa made by Mri. Andrew Carryway and low putta waa won by Mr#. K. W. Herron. Neat meeting of tha aiaociation will hava aa their guest apeer, in# manager of tho Mayfair Inn. Frank Mehan* Jr.( Mabana ia expected to tell the San­ ford Women*# Golf Aaaoctatie# ju«t what they can do to make the *15,00 PGA Tournament. Th# Mayfair Inn Open”, n «**nipl*t# wieeaai. Marty Marion Has Received St. Louis Elks Club Award *T. LOUIS UP — Marty Marion, manager of the Chicago Whit# Sag during Iheir Md fnr tha Am rrlcir L**|ua pennanl U «l ***' night received tha fifth annual St luuia Eih» •• fuPbaek baneful Joe Childre»a ctlll la u tha doubtful Bat but half* hack whl* Fob Jamea mfy b# to better phyaieal eondltton than be eaa agalnrt Georgia. Clemtoe. which Anally V*at b> Maryland laat week aftiw butfding up a 110 lead doesn't expect ball-) bark Joa Paglrnt la b* In top ahape. Th# old gueulng gamett Miami aver Alabama: Tha Crtrnleu TV* ban ahowia tom* Improvemant In tta laat few gamta but ’Hama atUI len t la tha Hurricane*’ •lata. Taaanaaae* near Kanhtckyt The Vota’ Johnny Major* win# m oftenatm dual with the Wildcat#' Bob Hardy. LouMana S u it over Arbanaaa: Bp B. HI GH ANSLET Tha Fighting Fada of Ramin* ola High School hart ibocktd thrmielvei Into tha football lima* light af tha Eait Florida Con* ftronce. Bp vtrtuo af their mighty upaet «ver powerful Saabreoia la at Ftldap night, they took a lead on tha Southani Division. Their Iona rival ia PeLand, who will bo th# guaata of tha Fodi nail Wadntadap night. DaLand hold# a alight edga on Seminola In conference play, but should the Fada upaet PeLand aa thap did Seabreeio they will bo in tha playoff for the conference cham* plonahip. What waa beginning to look Ilk# a hopeleai araton for tha Fr,la conference - w in haa auddenlp taken on a new light. With tha Fed a now holding tha edge on tha Southern Divialon, there la a rhance for them coming out of the aeaann Confcrcnca champ*; only one more victory la between them and their chance to play for glory. Th# Feda hava a 2 0 South* #rn Dirialon record aa oppoaod to a 1*1 record held by PeLand, hut thn«* optlmiata who would cay that Seminole la a cinch to rmuo out at lealt with a tic for the lead In the Southern Piviaion are wrong. The conference ronatitu* lion atatra that a point rating ho uaed to determine the atandlng of the riuha. At present Pelutnd holda the edge on Seminola an pointa. A toss to Pal^nd or even a tic would give Del and the Southern Piviaion crown. Two trama loom aa the North* ern Piviaion ehampa, and they play tonight. Ketterlinua of Si. Augustlno ia holding n alight edga on Palatka, hut tha victor of to* nlght'a fray will be Northern Piviaion rhampi. Tha Fed* built an entirely new harkfield for tha laat gama, and It waa powerful In It# aucceat. But tlma# are troubled again for the Feda. Robert Carter,,tha nutetandfng tackle that waa con­ verted to offensive fullback, earn# out of the Seat)reri* gama with two cracked riba. Not only waa Carter outtlandinr for his line . 1 ___ . L . . . . _____ L . . L . plunge# In tha «laat gama, but ha alto turned In a fin# pa».*ormanra at a dafenalra lineman. It ia not known at what particular point in tha "rough-and-ready" gama Cartar auatained hit Injuriat, but ha did turn In n fma parformanca under a great hand!* cap. From the wap thing! look now. PtLnnd haa a alight tdga on Seminola. Thap art th# proud holdara of a l-t aeaann record, with improatlra wlna. Retterlinut outmanned than* In a cloaa 4-0 gama and Seahreeta outacorrd them hy an aapacled t<M4. But tha DtLandtrt amearad New Smyrna 31-0, than Wildwood 31-0, P. K. Young# 1* 0. Ihap out* manned Winter Park 14-*. ond they dipped part Palatka 0-0 in a nip-and-tuck game. Tha Fed# Kara a 3-3 aaaaon reeard. T » * of their latte# wer* to victim* of D*La lid: Palatka and Winter Park. The Fed# hava rat ahomn th* offensive work that tha distinctive faatura of tka Del-and club. I I point* haa keen tha Fada (raatait aumbar of point# ematted in a tingle ftma, ahlta PeLand haa (cored over 10 point# on two diffaran! ac* gallons. Tha M r quertloa tMa waak (a Carter. Tha Fada* aplriu ar« still aa hiph at they wara laat waak whan they up*** Saahraaia. hut Cartar haa n» replacement. Thara la however, hop# that Cartar will ha ahia to draaa out bp gama time. If ha doaa. and tha good aplrit kaapa op until nait Wednetdap (and thafa a long wap off) wa map bo in atoia for anolhar Without With purrhaio af any Conaola Talavitlon act an aur floor. Choice af Weailnghouae, Strombarg-Cari* ton and atbar mak*#. eat men baseball haa aver pro­ duced.” Lane now it gnaral manager af tha SL< Lout* - Card malt where Marion lerved briefly at manager. \J/\ p R 1C ElD ^ Casing an npaet on Sa* aUangth *55 CHEVROLET of LSU'a Barr# Una. Aubam near Oamannt A vary abaky w.H fcr tb# ptatataam, who bar* Mm addad InaanUvt af bewL *53 CADILLAC DBLUXB l-DOOt POWEBGLIPE — • TONI LOW MILEAGE — NICE 48 SEDAN - FULLY DQUfPFED LOCAL OWNEB — IMMACULATE $1875 *SS CHEVROLET DELUXE 4 DOOR — I TONE — EXCELLENT EADIO AND HEATED *53 CHEVROLET *54 CHEVROLET •PORT COUPR — RADIO AND HRATBR ATTRACTIVE S TONE FINISH 1 » - I DOOR SEDAN LOTS OP TROUBLE FREE MILES $1095 *50 CHEVROLET *50 DODGE DELUXE 4 DOOR RADIO AND HEATER WHITE WALL TIRES-NEW SEAT COYBBI rn n o x iT M ile tn « m r me* a t a nice ’51 NASH AnAM AM I HOAX - ««OD MOTOS — fiOOD ALL AB0UXB '41 NASH A N N O U N C IN G A N EW P ER SO N A L LO A N S E R V IC E Rsks paw HMRsr pmWiRis s«r preWms. Ws k m • loss pUa to IH m r r n * i Ws guanatts pos thn Moot towtooss s i4 wa*dy sorelew WS WANT YOU FOA OUB CUSTOM ER A N D F R IE N D , Comb to* write to jtoM as Msp. li wiS to o pinnaurn to *52 STUDEBAKER 1H TON STARE BODY ready for work �Q ^. * — •W ' This Is What W e Propose For Our Mellonville Avenue Property 0 • I sineerely believe that ont of the rreat needs of San­ ford is to have a aubdivison where many of our citizen* can buy homes in the $15,000 to $25,000 price range. I have purchased the Cornell property on the west side of Mellonville Avenue and the Lingle grove on the ea«» side. I plan to start construction of the first of these homes in December. All homes fronting on Melldnville Avenue will conform to the existing ordinances and will be homes in the $18,000 to $25,000 price range. On the inside lots of the pro­ perty, back in the groves, the homes will vary in price from $15,000 to $25,000. M c e a x iu ttv M E H O N V II ~ A V E N U E lie * »if* ? (g ) * C * f Mil it ? :____ ©§ iiy KUZA6KTH cr. R ® * ii T j 1 V ft let* W te e * i f \ 5 (g ) ) © § (•O' i«r » a @ (g ) r I believe that such a development, as I propose will he a fine thing for Sanford. I have re­ quested the City to change the zoning on the land that does not front on Mellonville Avenue so that all of the property may be developed at one time. r There will be a special meeting to consider this matter at the City Hall Monday at 8:00 P. M. to which all persons are urged to be present and express their opinions. This map b published for the purpose of en­ lightening the public of our proposed plans, and we urge you to notice the large spacious lota in our proposed development Odkcun. & Ju d o t, BRAILEY 9m . O D HAM , President I will have some of the drawings of the homes I Intend to use in this area. In addition, I intend to huild my own home in this area. If you think this will be an asset to Sanford, be sure to be present i �P H . N w . 18, 1988 T H E SAN FO R D H E R A L D iD e fia M f County Personals Lake Mary I 1 By VIRGINIA P. ANDERSON Cadet Dill Smothers of Gordon Military College, flarresvllle, Ga. was the weekend guest of hi* parent', Mr. and Mrs. Joe Emato m , recently. Mr and Mr*. E. C. Thnmpmn of Albl"". Prnna. arrived WednrsVlay to rprnrf th* winter in laVi Mary. They have rented an apart* jiunt at tha home of Mrs. Beivie f sunder* It « ill he remembered that they are frienda of Mr. ar.d Mr*. T. T.. Spire* and wera residents of l.*'» e Mary laal win­ ter. Mr. and Mr*. Jame* Pickering of Nutuk, Ma>*. railed on hi* aunt and lipcie, Mr. and Mr*. I*, g. Pickering, Wedneiday. Mr. and Mr*. Edwin Sherlock who bought tha Million plar* some time ago. arrived in 1-aVe Mary fmm their home In Aurora. N. V. thin p*»l week. They pad been in town only t»o d*v* rh»n they were railed back by the »udden death of her mother. Mr. and Mr* Arthur TomVln•on art* rd Thur*day from their summer home In North Witmington. Mata, and hava opened thalr home on Utlla Lake Mary. Howard I.lnyd. US Army. »tatin nr! at Tindall field. Panama f jt y * a* the yiird of hi* father, I!. E. I.yold Jr. »hU r»*t weekend. ]|e leave* ahortly for adaaneed schooling In Milwaukee. Wl*.« prior to an nver*»a* assignment in AraWa. Mrs R. P- Hughes and *on. Pe. Witt "f Jaekionailla w*ra tha guevt* of her mother, Mr*. Baida founders ov*r tha waeksnd. Georg* Coleman, neeompanlad hy hi* ilitar-tn law. Mil* Grara Barley arriv'd Utl* pa*t weak and ha* taken an apartmnnt n Jonrwood. They are refill*r winter visitor* and welcomed baek hy their many friend*. Mr*. Edgerly, returned to V*r Florida home 1a*t weak, after apendinf tha summer In New Eng­ land. Saturdry evening lha Chamber •f Commerra aarvad • turkey din­ ner to more than 130 frienda and member* Mr* Jama* Dtngmaa and Mr*. Charlea Kruagar w*r* cochalrmin for th# vrry tuccatsful affair. Peopla earn# from Farit park a* well a* JIanford, knowing tha axralltnev of tha Laka Mary f.oid anti they were not dliappotntrd Addin* aonitdarahly In the even* tnf’a enhryment w*» mutlc fumhhed by lh» Laka M*ry Orchestra rompoted of drum*, John Packham, t)l*no, llarry Wavtar and tnimhonr. Henry DaMIngo. The Girl Sevtita, who are apnniored hy the Chamber of Commerce helped with the toning and added a very smart note hy their trim green uniform*. Frirmli of H M Young wdll he InlerriUd to hear that ha we* taken la.t week by ambulance In Bay Pine* for treatment of * bark r«million which ha* Incapacitated him fo* tome time. Witter WlrdrrhnM, US Navy 1* •pending a ahort furlough with hla parent*. Mr. and Mr*. C. W. Wladrrhold >1* haa been ilallonad at Great laka* Training Station. III. and win b# transferred to in Okla­ homa base In the near futura. Mr*. P. D. Anderson founts W •elt a very furtunata period. La*t week she relabrated a birthday end w*i tha racipltnl *f twe caVaa Ultla Utas Karen Seaman, a rue. raaiful 411 member made the first <ike and the second wai part of a family dinner Sunday at the En­ terprise hum# of Mra. Anderson* eouilni. Enjoying thla la liar celebration were bas'd#* Mr. and Mr*. Andar ion and the hovla, Mr. and Mra. J. V Itkhardi. Mr. and Mrs. Kart Vu rr <4 PaBary and hla mothtr. Mr*. Fried* Murr af luanes Alrea, Argentina. Mr*. Louise F. WOaen i* Enl'.rp.lte and Bussell Palmer el New York City and Havana, Cuba. Joanph Bamberger wai guest ef honor at a Sunday night aupper at the home of Mr. and Mrt. Damon Stott. Joining In tha celebration were Mrs. Bamberger, Mrs. Minnie « w « . Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ulka with M artin and Bains, Mr. and M n. Bud Bamberger and Chipper. Mr. and Mr*. Stewart Baker end two children left Monday far L a tagton, Ky., where the will tfay •Ifb relaflvea while ho seme an m r w a tour ef duty Mr the neat five month*. Friend* of M n. J. A. Chathley will bo aorrv to hear that bar ■ether la erllkeDy Ul at bar ho<■# » Saptna, M. C. Mra. Chattier la at her bedilde, Mra. W. Q Pwlreri af Sadna, R. Additional Society Tuesday evening, frienda of Mr* C. W. Sjobluu gathared at the home *>f Mr* Roy I,. Howell Jr. *nd surprised her with a birthday By B ETH ERtCKSEV party. They arrived, bearing a DEBARY WOMAN’S CLUB beautiful birthday, e”d Mr*. Ho. The DcDary Woman’a Club wall rompletad th* rafrrthmtota meet* this afternoon at th# C ivic by atrvlng hot coffa*. Thni* an- ( omunity Center fnr lunchfnn, joying Uiii occaiion with the hon* burin*** meelmg and eirdi. The ore* were Mr*. Charlr* Ktueger, officer* and membera are’ to he Mr.* Grace,Col*. Mr*. Carl M om, invited to Open Home December Mr*. T. E. Spier*. Mr*. I). C. 13th by the Plantation E»talr* Spiers, Mr*. James Dingman ar.d Woman’a Club, whn are holding a tea fronj two to four p. m at the Mr*. Vola Werfelman. I.a«t Thunday, Mr*. W. P. DrDary firehou>e F A U . FESTIVAL DINM .R Burke gulcrUmed her Sunday Wrdncvday mghi ai six p m the School ' lit* of Junior* During lha rvcj ng. they plavad gimev PDnialinn E'tale* Property Own. er’* A**n. held their annual getand a*, a late hour, the ho ilm to gether dinner at the Manrion *erv»d cak aar.d orange juit*. Th* houie. It wat a festive occasion, ; t !i a in ding were, France* Dor- with long tablet allowing appetis­ ti,n. Franca* Tilli*. Maxine Shaw, ing food* prepared hy the rlutaff Joyce Pc:cr».in and (Jayle flurke aide; each lady bringing tome tpeWednr»d*y evening the Busl* rlal dith for which *he it well nr** Wumen'i Circle of the Com- known. Alter dinner the evening munity Church of Lake Mary hrld wai spent in playing card*. i!i month > meeting at the home NEW PASTOR of Mr* II M Cochran. A short All Saint* Kpi«c»pal Church ha* uusinc.v »e**in.v prrerdrd a plastic v new pavtor; the Rev. Edred May party to whicn guc»t* other than who recently came from New member* nad been invited. Hampvhire. whrrr he »erved a* Mr*. Waller I . .pallor of St Andrew* in ManrhevThe pieiidenl. .------ Social & Personal Activities Piper pr.rided Minute* of the prr | ler unitl la*t March. All KainU atvtoo* maalinr • »'* dl.pon.rd with! *o h it a nrw ehoirmacler; Henry and merely an overall halanre c-f Ebeling I'runi fiction Spring*, whn more M.n * m «> **a* given in l« writ known to local musical cir. place of * treviurer'* report. Mr* clcs. . G L E E CLL'B M. Thompson wa* appoinlrd The Mention hnuie » i* filled chairman of the Daraar Commit­ tee, i n n m l by Mr*. P. D Andrf- with old time melodic* lest Wedw,n and hoih of them will work nrtday night Coder Ihe vur>erb ilirertion of Mr*. H»rry S. Whit­ with the Fnrndihip Class on (he aker Ihe firat Glee tlub meeiing eomplc'a plan*. of Ihe >r*i wa* :no»t emhusiatiMemrerr were a*ked to leave rally attended. u*u*hle. woolen elolhmg with Mr* The quartet, Kvecrtt Swift, Wil­ Anderi'in. which will he ihipned liam Wat‘ nn. Henry Wood and Dr U World Sm ira for dittnbullon Harry Whitaker **ng Down In «h*ra most n»fd»d. It wa* *gr**d Mnhile- *n touchingly lhat they that memhK* who. had n"t con- had many eneore*. To* nest mrettnhutel to lha firat Runthlne R"t Ing will inrlude Chriitma* re­ sent Mr* William Muigrave rould hearsal* The officer* thl* year runtribute D* * aecoed one The er- are: President, William Wat*in, ganiritiofi hid purehaied a me vice preiidenl. Georg# Wakefield: ebapicil toy which Mra. Ander*nn Ireaiurer, Milford Leoaard and agreed to Uhe t« Mr*. Mutgrave. acting secretary, Mrs- Milford to be land In a program designed Leonard. CHURCH BOARD M EETIN G to bring hack deiterity to her Mr. and Mr* Rkhard Denmg hand, which h n been Inactive were h«iti tn the DeBary Methotinea he' illntt*. dial Church Board Monday night. The secretary, Mr* S. P Fowler read a resolution, memorialising the late Elma Cochran Lloyd, member of the group II wa* voted that e«p**a be »ent her family and else spread upon tha minute* of the meeting. It w-g* voted that Ihe group lake full ahare of the By ADDIE PREY A T T r burr haa aewing Runt a, end Mr*. Jonnie Lee Harmon era* aulhoriied Mr. and M's. W. L. Alderman to purchase the needed articles have with them for a few days,Mr*. and ahip la the Board. Aktermaa’e auter, Mra. Judaon Mrs. Thompven and Mr*. Fowler Leonard of Ft. Tlerr*. war# tppointrd a committee to Mr. and Mrr. Frank Pitta, and work m ■ tentative budget for the Mr. and Mra E. If. Grant apmt roming year. It wa* agreed (hat Sunday in Winter Garden with Mra. this yepr aa last tha Chririma* 0. If. Gtiflin. party would be In the nature of Mr. and Mra. Michel Bridges and a White Gift Service. A fommltlee Mae nr.dgcs, of Montgomery, for thl* roniliting of Mr*. Cochran Mich, whj have hern visiting Mr. refilled hy Mr*. Joe Smather* and Mrt. William nridgee left was appointed and th* parly Is to Wrdnemiy, for their home. be held at Ihe horn* of Mrs. Fow­ The Rev. and Mr*. Day of Ovlaler In December. If la hoped lhat do called on the Rev. and Mrs. W. later. In* group ran make contri­ A. Ellenaond Sunday. bution! to tho newly nwanad Home The n*pli*t Church held It* Mis­ for Elderly Prr»bytrii.*na, In sionary meeting Tuesday evening Lakrland a* the church The program wa* At (lie eonrlutinn of th* hutl“ Christ For The World”. Those net* meeting Ihr group adpuirned psrllcipe* ng In the program were to th* porch where Mr*. Tommy Mrs. L.iioa Mefjin, Mra. John Moon of Oviedo had set up her Maxwell, Mr* Paul Maxwrll. Mr*. nfaitle display. Mr*. Cochran led Arthur l.lnd-ey. Mra. Claud* tha devotion* whlrh was thus flakes, Mia. Cedar llari, and the mad* available to all. During Ihe Rev. W A. Ellenwrood, Mra. W. A. event#! Mr*. A F. Kemp won the Ellen wood, president, conducted the attendance prise and ahe and Mra. meeting Hostesses for lha evening Harmon both won prlaea lo mark, were Mr*. T . W Prevail, and Mra. thla Ihefr Brat plaatlc parly. Cedar Hart, who served refreahFollowing th« demnnitratton, the menli consisting of gelatin triad boiies* served lemon chiffon pie, r.-ffee, and taa. Approximately coffeo, nuts and minta to mem* hera, Mrs. P’per, Mr*. Anderson, eighteen attended. Mr* R ly Newton of Winter Park Hr*. S na'her*. Mrs. Fowler, Mra. Harmon, Mra. Thompson, Mrs. and Mrr. Blanch Edwards, of SanRichard Beebe, Mr*. R E True, fird, spent Wednesday with their Mrs. L. W. Scott, tha represents- mother Mr. ar.d Mra E H. Grant. Mr. and Mr*. E T. Summeraill Dve, Mra Morn, and guests, Mra. J. W, Wilson, Mr*. Raymond M. had at iheir guests, Friday, their Rail, Mr*. Arthur Caplin and Mra. daughter and son In-law. Mr. and Mrs. Roland Wesson of Okeechobee. Kemp. Thursday avtning Mr*. Clayton Uahr and Mra. Cecil Blark of Or­ cokaa and Individual eah#s, Iced lando, and Mra D. C. Splera. Mr*. In paiVI shades, mints and nuts Frad Wertalman, and Mr*. Gamer Those enjoying thla occasion be­ Gehr, all member* of Mr*. Robert side the club members wera Mr. Will!*' Canasta Club, honored her WiUls and the thrae Willis children, with a surprise Housewarming at the Rev, and Mrs, L. W. Scott, Mr. har new homa on Lakarlew Av*. and Mrs P. D. Anderson, Mr*. After tha gut-su had mad# a tour Oils Sjoblum Mra. Thoms* Alray, of the house and had admired tho Mra. H C. Pugh, Mrs. J . C. Hea­ varioui gifts, ihe hostess** served dricks and Mrs. Jamas Dlogmaa. The rhalrman E. L. Rwilt, called for committee report* and Hi*rutted Thinktglvmg plans and a holiday pageant. The gueri speaker, Mr* Evelyn Howe, of Of ran Grove, New Jer­ sey, told of hrr work at the MethnHiM Home there and Hocrihed Ihe high points of directing Ihe 201 member*. Thnve prevent were- The Rever­ end and Mr*, l-evlie Lewi* of San­ ford, Dr Rerinoid Willenbrock, W. L. William*, Mr. and Mr*. Hen­ ry Krug, Mr. and Mr*. If. E. Cof­ fin. Mr*. Ethel P. Wood* and Ml** Ilcatricc Tytnn. It wa* announced that Donald Jame*. Ihe infant *nn of Mr. and Mr*. Gerald J. Neyer will he christened thi* nest Sun­ day morning. THANKSGIVING SERVICE A T ID a m. Thanktgumg morn. Ing the Deflary Baplttl Church will welcome Ihe various DeBary rhurch congregation*. The Pil­ grim Community Church, All Saint* Epivcopal and Ihe DeBary Methndlvt churrhr* will unite *1 this lime. The rhoir, under direc­ tion of Henry Ehrling. with organlit l^iura Platt Bmwn, will *mg "Praise Ihe l/ird. O Jrrusatam ” HOLY COMMUNION At eight a. m. Thanksgiving morning lha Reverend Edred May will official* at holy rommunion al All SainU Epiveopal church. (IV IC Hk/AAR The DeBary Citric Com mum Iy Atin.'a llataar this last week wav a rompletc lueerta; it wa* re* P«rted lhat over liOOOo wa* realis­ ed. Tha dining rmim wa* filled three Itme* fnr the dflleioti* even­ ing meal. Mra. Harry bcUen wa* chairman. v tm o R s Mr and Mrt Arthur L Will, goo*a are ertrriamtng at their home. Mn. M Lynn Pallerton nf Bogota. New jrrvey and Mr. and Mrt. Ira W. Kelsey of Orodell. New Jersey. Dr. and Mrs. Luther A. Tarbcll gsta a luncheon for Is gueit* Tuesday to honor Mr and Mr*. Harmin Batson of Durham, N. C . who ar« visiting them this week. iflMII.liEg.iA Geneva MONDAY Th* Dependable Class of the First Mathodiit Church will gather at th* homa of Mra. M. K. Raker, GrapavlHa Av*., at t p. m. for Ho regular monthly buriaeaa and aortal meeting. Th* Tast Matron's Gtuh af Baminola Chapter No. S HER will meat with Mrs, R, F. Cranihaw, 1133.E. 7th St. at 7:30 p ,m. Th# regualr meeting of Ihe ge. mmul* Audubon Society will be held at 7:30 p. m at th# Com­ munity llall, Geneva. Speaker, Mr. Hall Tennis, Excrutlv* Direc­ tor af th# Florida Audubon So­ ciety. Program • Bird ConserveDon. Two tllmv will he thnwn nne on Alatkan Salmon and on* on the Everglade Kite. Th* C. Vf. F. nf Ihe Christian Churrh will meet al 7 30 at the rhurrh for the regular meeting. Program will h« hy Dr Benton R. Miller of Jarktonviilr, who will ihow picture* of Ibe two ben­ evolent home* aupported by Ihe Chrlatlan Churches of this area. Hnatcites are Mr*. B. H. William* and Mrs. A. P. Bandy. Laymen's revival (antiques at tha First Baptist Church at T : » p. m. TUESDAY Tha Band Parent* esaortstUn will hold a meeting at • p. m. la the Band Hall. Tha Bethany Float of th* Firat R* .1st Church will meat at th# homa of Mrt, Bralley Odham, 1M7 Palmatlo A**- at ■ o'clock with Mra, Elala# Hunt aa co-baitcsa. Laymen's revival continue* al the First Baptiat Church at 7:30 Local DAR Chapter Gathers In Oviedo On Veterans Day On N« v it Ihe 5*111* Ifirri»on rl.apter. Nalimal Society of th# Daughter* of th* Amariran Revnlu t on m*t with Lira. George Morgan In Oviedo It a n announred lhat tha other h.iriewt* ••#■* absent because Mr*. Smith'* husband wai ill and had hern takrn In th* hospital, and Mr*, Norton tould nil get leave from her effita. The fart that it was Veterans* , rerfimred snd a count 1 t.km nf member* who had display­ ed flags. It was agreed to give four History Medals In Ihr Seminole County «:hno]i shin year snd a donation was sao'. lo the Stale DAR Library in ixlaur o. Mrs, H. W Rucker. Pegeant. re. ported t>n th* activities nf District 4. the m rung having been attend­ ed hy Mra. Rucker, Mr*. Benvnn. Mr* R r, Tolar. Mr* Miriam Hussell a.id Mra. A. R. Key. Monies acr* aMo-i *d *v Foe and Theft insuranr* on th* historic aitirles on divpiay in the Sanford i Womans' (Tub Building which are Ihe property nf the City o' Sanford and Ihe General Sanford Memorial IJhrary and Museum. Thu h«« been a project of the Chapter L r . number of years, in keeping w.th the nilfnnil aim for the pretervation nf hiatory object* of the Niiional Soriety, Mrs. A R Rey, Defense Chair­ man ** d that Ihe National Society was urging all irhoola and enllegrs ir empiasite Amenta# Hutory and Beal riiaptera should aid Ul this project. Sh* also spoke nf the me rroriil tablet erected to Oak Hill Cemctary, Wuhwgtea D. C by National tn memory of William Tyler Page, th# author of The Americin'i Cried. Mr. Pag# had neen a Printer's D#vtl al the age of Irn. a ps»* In Congress at thirteen ind sr'f rduraled rote tn height* a* a dlpi rmat in the service of Ihe Unltrd St ilea Before hla death he spent I3J.0OO of his own money dia tnbuting copies of Th* American Creed, ohirh Is used in rituals of patriotic socle*lea and in achoolt all over Ihe nation. Mr*. Miriam Russell epok# briefly on DAR Sehuoti and thanked the membe.-a lor article# which they had brov’ght ta b« sent to U>* schools. V OF F GETB 1X)AN GAINESVILLE JR-Tha Unlvers'ly of Florida got a three million dollar fedrral loan yesterday to build two residence holla, one for MT men and the other for 333 women. Campus housing now |i available for only about 4,000 of tha 10,000 students. Sunday Schoal Cabinet nf th# First Baptist Church maria al 1:30 p. m. in rhapel. FRIDAY Th# Rtafsrd Duplicate Bridge Club will m*«t In th# Yacht Club with tearing t# begin at T i l l p. m. and play at • o'clock. Tha DeBary Wonan'a Club will moat at 1 p. m. for a aandwich luncheon which will h« followed by a regular ateating aad card I sale, BAYU1DAY WBDNRgDAf o tAi fcoi “ * ▲ LAND DEVELOPMENT COMPANY WINTER PARK. FLORIDA PRICE PRR UNIT 111 ■at* KstMaa Iwa sksns af I f t Caaswtattve M S I par valao aad aa# ahar# lil.lt vata# eamama vadag Mark N**s>A*#•#*•U# Offoaad T# Florida Baafdai U Only O FFER ED BY FEDERATED SECURITIES CO., INC. IM N«. Oriaait A - r i 1 1 f . ' \ i i v 1 ........... h.’ i f »t in ! Ml A 1 K i FRIDAY a * SATURDAY — STARTS l ; R GARAPIC ASSOCIATES, Inc. 11*000 UNITS of Girepfe AmocUUi Inc. - , h ' ; « M A G N ITU D E of the hug# Runvhin* Springs and Garden* — naw gf.COO.COT wotcr-thrlil apretarla Rorasoia — i« depicted in thie dramatic aerial view of the wondcilaml whLh I* to nuen Salutilar, Dae. 3. Tha hur# oval-vhaped water stag# (topi has (hr sprrtacular <UO-fo«it walrr rurtaln on 01a sida and th# spacious crescent nn the oppoiit* side where upwards of 10,000 perior * ran view r » r h of lha four daily water shows. Also shown ara the parking lot, with *naca foe morr than 2.MK) .are: th* exotic gardens fie ft 1, and the eipansisa Mall (rentrr) whare visitors will en|oy Implcsl l*nil«r*plng. L Park Sr. wrre welcomed as n'w m rm hm of Saitie Harrison Chapter The following members and rnests wire present and served Phaniom ,h ° . U r. COMING SUNDAY and MONDAY MOVIELAND’S FIRST CINEMASCOPE SHOWING (J$ i tfid w lA , Retail SUPREME QUILTOP HOLLYWOOD BED M ATTRESS IN N ERSPRIN G • • • • Beautiful Imported Damask Nw#-IUt F-de# Inaer Tufted Beautiful Imporlrd Da math Tlekiag BOX SPRING • • Douhls ITardoaod Ba*a Strong an d Besltirnt Hour. Glasa D e a l g a Barings • Hand Tied Eight Bare 0 HARDWOOD LEGS .Value $139.00 Less Sprinjr And Matt. Trade In $40.00 Now Only Factory Exch .$99.00 Turkey FREE T W IN OR D O U B LE — G U A R A N T E E D 10 Y E A R S Luxurious FOAM RUBBER Set $ 159.00 Kirhang* Price Regular $12900 $J29*50 G U A R A N T E E D 20 Y E A R S TU R K EY K IN G 8IZE •0x80 HOLLYWOOD BED Regular 1179 .0 0 MATTRESS — BOX SPRINGS — HEADBOARD FREE T U R K E Y FRKfl C h o ic e O f M a n y Di f f rent Suites BOOKCASE BED DOUBLE DRESSER LARGE MIRROR MATTRESS BOX SPRING lltiutiful 2 -F I m * Sect Iona] f £ L I ■ A A n il l TURKEY FREE M SOFAS 139 TURKEY FR EE A nice choice of covering on thin set -r— — ECHOLS "Day •of - Nightcr" SOFA ALL PLATFORM ROCKER fQg CHAIR JiiNGir LAST TIIIR TONIGHT STARTS l i N CARTOON — NKWS r*freshm»nls by the hosiers and:run. Vv* C ft Dawcn. Mrs F. E, tneir fr'rnvls - Mrs, George Morgan,! Bolr. Mtv ( ’ C Campbell. Mr* Mrs. A. R. Kev, Mr*. Miriamt L Park St . II E Tolar. Mr*. Russell, Mr*. M.rv Sue Compton, I If. W Ruikcr. Mrs. T. L Lingo, Mr*. E-lith I^e, Mr*. A. C. Ben- dr*. Cj."im and others. _ BIG Jh a n ktojivin q ^ SPECIAL dCw vuf. to £dw Ldu . . . Mrs. P. R. Bolt MM af riafttng the local schools In Ihe Inlcrrst of Gtiod U ilienibip eclivIGe*. Mr*. C. A. Benson read an In (cresting and Informative article on tha arhnols fnr th# Amtriean Indiana who ar# helped In a num­ ber of way* hy local, atafe and national DAR fund*. This was aug­ mented hy remark* from Mrt. Comptoa and Mra. Roumllla! Bom their personal at parlance. Mra. Raymord Rail and Mrs. C, ATI Boult Catholic Church will hold it Third Annual Wlattr Fes­ Layman * revival rontlnue* at tival on lha church ground# fram the Firat Baptist Church at 7:«o 1 p . m . uatil closing. P- m. Jun.or It. A.'a aseel at l :M pm. P "l* A t. P if * i $ i.95 TURKEY FREE S o jjs l a t Ja d x fu f . fi/ u c a iu a iu qaLahhf. 10-12lb. t FREE PH ONE 1X21 V t m d w' PAUL PUttttA ............................................................. ... i Ti ii ii H K - . MY* ' r z -s • k. i ' m . A * 1 * * p#t w J iiw in • 1H I u:Xe*Aid t i ■, rafiT-’tr* Iflri'e," ma W » » g J w w .kj B w * r f e r v ’K ' i * -2 pA J 1 /Y t 1 T—TV* ' . ■t I M - •• : , r " I H �CV tKY T M 6 MB ^ GETS OUT OP GTW» T MAKE m m C A 2 W A B O a iN H S K -ir tI HANOI ✓ ) V0UT5C LUCKY « A Q THEY S*V v.v-fs vo n &»i>t ITCHES,t h a t ’ ••' vssvXl 'E GO*ii V TO GET m o k Ev f - I c a n t LN0€a5TA?o rrTVC P.V.M c *•' MY H*NO v HAS 0 “ EN ITCH ■'< r ' >•— \ A U . 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KICK r * r AflA’NbT TM' D ITlh O Tm ' e ART •>-_— 1 SOAtZ vf a k . ) »C«U5ET ✓ TM(Y CxANOC AOAlft « C v lfv OCARTES' \ CAU. \ *. 02A%X/ H A IM ! r * T fsr.'i J OuiVAKOTf flAdrtS P i O K l l S ee v i ’ tc vt AS3 K64 V* *e IOuR *r*E TOOK M ROCkfT fc.5 a n ..wiTuctiTA *0«T. EkkuOYf . SUNDAY DIN N ER — SluJ/fidiOH*— ).>•!»* iot • * c o »r»? ••.irriri op If in. obit could t« b«tt*r lh»oi hakad b*tr. gout -1 ee*b* |T« •• l him %nd totr ( i u ' i *111 think >nw *tt ion, If jm in t*ili rtclpt u n i i M by Ihi All* lin k * for llomniriktr* k'lhM !4 iililn ri Mil thti* jo'indi Coir ind oni po«n I rornnjfil »Kb rold »»t » r to l u l l Ac uh I’m in I 10 pound Into In pin md r m « thnrnailily » .th dnn«h. I'liri, lIN t lM d In I mod in to o* *n m l cook four boori Ho r u n ftnm ocin. ind pool bikod cruet b in him Hcmon ikln ind •Wn M tito Ueb djlck ■ boll rln n i Into oick irioto I'll i mllfuto of thru tit>||i|v<oM dry muitird md n o c tri brown luyir into Inf of t i n Pour litpo botllo of etneor N« Into rcnitlnr pin md Hid iliro# frrtn too or in tot md on* lonvw I’ll i him to pin ind hiko. umnirrol. tn mndirito « t m «i mmutoi, bdittnt fri>]<i«ntly Strila u n ci tn pin md lo rn with lin k Per (M in t try II.II roctp# b i t i i io Comblno la • d u l’lo bc’llor tho frdlowtni lotto d relit th ru toortbi cwp bcowa • ir. two tihlnpooni ilt purporo 5 ir. too tilUrpooni butlor m n irfirln i md qu ilrc U u io n t ■i t I f f ir.’l (oi l InyrodlonM irtll h indwl. tb» i idd mn tup k i I l«d n Ilk lloot thru • :( yotli until ll;M- Poir mmt ot Ibi milk m l» turi one tho ind boil o|th yolki Hitum <n t mtrturw tn dnuMo bailor. Stir ltd look until yolki II kaa • . Miy. rent tho m ta f l I'd diror It with hilf toupnna yinllU Add bait cup tut n u n md p tr ru i'ird Into bikod toron tuck plo rurll fmor with I Rinrlnkuo rid # *lth thrro » r f » 111»« ind bike In i ilov arta lid 11 u U •tautoo. M r> XVA*-Jr*y 7»dr Atos? H A y r u s r T o e o P j] r j tor ro nxiont i *** r e A v r I ’M Aituv tntw *C* TO HT TIE BCOrET.' CCUCK'T ACT b *0*0 OUT.. k LKTtU NO* Pace «.» ------------------------------------------------------------- ACTRESS Jtr.r.vr.fL'pl.btree i • in H o lly * .>■ t, Calif., lh*t the * tine 1it.t >i ''•'uny *ctr.e when • 'I tt»rrv (U-.ll.im1, ■ f imcr Cane*. ; •••:»< 1 thil dim »u r S' i- m Imwrard. who w m hiving rr ■<■ « n Parry, demanded In i *. u h lW M <'..I lh»n hll I • head Wild • elnthr* b-u . it 1 thro t r e the button* f> M lu Havwrard u “If* • greal i t lurki ev»r rcthlr*.'* (fifcrnetic M C A ^fTO u l ' A H TV* PONCC55 N P e O -iO J * LIGHT P A y T f T R D " H J ' t \i . . Fri. N’ov. 13. 195.1 K.EVM 5 C IT Y .f^-Evra i itfl. three eh‘ti to • i miliar number in vino ii into* i« bn wd: it hk> I'.» ih v ot Silk polio varcjit of child.ea ~ fened to vicnnited itxi ^oovia fltcH p trilylic polio thli y»sr SO n o u itlr ?l million d*ff» of cintted children. bi W p y ernt. in offirlil prelim- vircin* ntie pirn irproied ind “ Tenliiiv* reaulta. riS.'net m m try Encrnm cnt icpatt dcdircd releijfd hr th* Tuhlic lle»Uh Serv. modififI'ton md reittirn, perr»I today. ic* for uve thi* the nude rfe t for parbljtld Th# report m eilled •'»•■■fully They ir;u e thit f -* > *h't». polio tr* from two to five tlirea rood n e i» Toe varriae work*” •preid it qitruly i t p tn b l» jret'er tr the urvi*rtn»t*d this II eomiv fr >fn a tpeeltl Puhlle imons ’ he ei'lmttrd M millton the liorinttcsl rhtlrtrm." th* »*. Health Sorvi.-e tu n e illirre unit pertani urtd*r il. ueild S* the ( pur tad "I*** mtrkrcf hut ft tummarirns ail th* deleeine »nrk |fittest w .i ol hu.Min* up immuni­ | .orihl* d’ffcYrncc* itn reportad to l*tm u h it irltu lly hippered ty to curb o* rrevrnl polio rpt- fur nonpirilytie eitet." tu ehiUreti * h » h*T oce or m'lre ilemic* lu a trori iinie. they fore A main key ln»e»ilEttod a ho-* pol.o ih t*. fim ptrel with thoje tee e rid k i'! n of polio miny ehildreti r*por*»d to hav# uhn h if r<*n* Other p*!n M p rr't dt>*^'*» p.'lto *• ftrit d troeii* lotmlly did Childeen takmj t*m pretrnhH tv it u.Jetpreid tltiil* thMi ftrit hii* !h;t diw no. or were lofi]. **r.'n1 iri.1 th’rd ih-ilt should (hi would h* i^e b**t mi'ood or thit ill.' p triliffd . whether ric c in itM or not. th* report md. r\rn h*utr rroteeii"ti tint Pr quick ersdiriti'-n l« pot*ihl* A’etanlrf P Ltn(m nlr, ot the! A fe* i'e rrt'trtl o* thi r | ' In tom* ititei, like N’cw A'ork, h e a lth w -r t Comm •e• ctn# llielf. or urj* i g v ilo r po',. r tkiac irt*n»iv* ttudtei to d^ov. He P l»e ii» IVrfer (C D C ), which id mine ictuil tnndenc# of partlyU« ret'ortol the «tu<1y Tho n*» t* rv f on tira n e *f p o l i o tirrm itvd children ipS.nce tho m.ildl# of V i* , there f»rtu*n"«« *t« r'rtcrteil to the peired »o h*\* a S to 1 bettor hi* b*rn no ritdriK# that m v y jr ST.enojn I’uhlie Heilih A«m hi chine*— ot bo per rent — of *». rlne in u>« wi* not n t « , the re Pr Lancmuir. f*t Veil Nithtn- ciptni p*iilyti: pi>lu<, Pr. Lent* port Hid Gorarnnietit * i f e l y *■ n md tt ilium u l i ’i Mtl! atulr « i'd *i«ndird» on |«odi|rtton of r t r Ph P of th* Tnlio suneiHuve la oth*r* mtkjr# l**i inteBilv# rin w-fr' reii«*d ar.-J tl|ht*TKl Limit md ff>r a Caor| •i -m a t. irrly that month Thit irr t «•« *»• ,p ’ ii* Anrtl *d oh.Mro? teemed tn h va i M b?.me p*ho cipertt •*» tin r* i* in th* C P . liter rrporit of ' or IP i*r rent hotter rhanca of fultl ire ta soo.1 th.it ill a m i ! ,v>Uo e-mur t*d ■ Ih ;•* of tome oi<4 hat'h( paralytic p>lio. .b it Vienna nurht hr*t t>* u.isi loti of virem* front th* Cutter to cue unjle »h t* imrnHi'*e!v l.ih o rii ri*t. Berkeley, Ciltf In Hollow picVlrt «re thought «•» to i t m ny rh iltrm it poytihle, .tiff m.d* itudia* bttd iim m i* t* rau»^t by u itnj Imperfect or rtthir than giving i tenet of rued ttudiet fr«m krilth oifritla aot./tetn eucimban. V -- ------------- - ClOSCD A B 'G ' TH T TMKTt VCARS Ot A WlMRABtE. IA S-ASTID 1*1MP' to* COtlO * j k (m u t the r o r o r r »u3*> VO fof 9tst> MTU T»l note ? r ^ Z l u k USE OUR FIRESTONE BUDGET PLAN BLACKBOARD SAVE ON r DRILL <**g Htifrdple nw» rfrill l a bom* w«T»Lvhopk SAVE *7 M on STEAM OR DRY IRON lU JUNK* SIZE DODILI ROtSTII sn AMERICAN LOGSf now - J ( 7 7 only J — Rmld c-ihmv for*t. H v jt . bouhti. etc All pirtk Cenalnr tmihrf woih Tr**t 'Jtf* cap putrla TwcvauWn) writ mg Mtrfa* O v u r u for tt** id dealt. *********«V M AGIC LIPS DOLL PIRFECT GIFT FOR SPORTSMEN SUNBEAM MIX MASTER JR. lwp«r Komp King Knlf* i r high. liar mooch >t tn » h<>ur prior tjidit ■otrr) n prorriurnjr, Th* automotlc COLEMAN A m e r ic a 's fc is te s t-s e iiin g opem nhen •Ik rilkt, * * * * * * * * * * * Tbonih control adfui** loti fur dad eftd tb* boytf * * * * * * * * * * * blend, mcr, »h if u fold, IwmiJ *********** IOMITNW* TNCV MB tOMITMN* THEY WANT lDMnNUM THAT LASTS o il h e a t e r ! Legal N o tic e n i f f i* t . H R r t m I■ M l v n i n At.L r iir n iT o K n a r r p k k A* A#witaiatrator *f ih* AwV4bb«lUB SsUUUlUft (:»*»«• of IIK S r.lE TTA 0 •iAiwIla, PSOItUA m u R i v i t a rLAiM k o r d r . DOTCR. 4*c*«**4 ail** l-.u.-iultvli k u iu a u t U . li t . m t p i AO 41V I T PAID RkTATBi T«u md *ich of you iro k*riby Dorat.A* rrK K A Tn o ii * ■otlfiid ind n tn lrid to p n iin t Att»rr*r for A4mtalalral*r •nr clilm i l id d im n d i wbbh j ♦ ir olthir i f yon. any M u •lllnat tho *lt*tl of IfE.W ltETTA |i BOTCH d> ••••d. Ilia of Mid Coooty. to tho County J u lio of CtmtoMo County. Flirld*. i t kt* of tic# In thi court houto of m d rmioty ot Pinfold, riofido. wllklo •ifht coliadnr moatki froai tn* timi ot tki fln t publtcitioa at thlo notlra Knch rlilm or doonaad •kill bo la w tltiM ’ o*d M ill lU to mo pliro of n tld irc • «ad poll offlro Iddroti of Ibo lU tm u t. ir<1 ■M il bo owora to by tbo cIu h i m . bit or boy •**■!, or Ittnrniy. and •ny i«<h ctiim or dimiad lot »a ■nod •hiII bo ** A J. C b o ld t **• » rR o ro a r.D chavup. tin t U l.M lV K IT m rK R T A IT n tlTR It T AVD ROt'bIIIH t n r ' THAI lO t lt O b b U l t t b r * o f T n r c i t t o r bA.vrono, n o . RIDA. K m m i I i kirohy t i n t tbit • I*it It* llu r in t will hi hold it thi *lfiro of mo City Commliiloo io I n City Mill la tho City if lord, rforldi. At I M o clock P » l . hoTimbcr 11. i*i». to c*niidor tbo fellowtaa^ rhir*o md omir.dmonl to I I I I i i i a t Ordinbnco of tb» City of Panford. PTiridiTbo propirty im id in Ot«trlct B 'l-A A tbir.aii.y.m l r ) . locit* •d on th* Coat and W ilt ridel of blolloarlllA A» m m botwno itth Old nth t l r « l » . I* IfO. fASY TERMS |r( ftrr.t?. In lito I (p c^V ra^fj . — l rr i l l In B a i J . pne* — (lin t In perform* T . H/J 1!^*-*. i c n i P ro d’j-ri JJOOO BTD i of hrit pry hour. A w ily flni room hritry — a duuly auulliry hriler! fe i thu ihidi/vtd mihof »ny bnuty ter yourtilT. Toull b* iir.irnl at Iti Io* petea— III hl|h poatrl C m U H I kwril till ****** General Insurance ■* JAMES GUT AGENCY T 111 M lv t V f .' i r e s f o n * rs o n * i f �0 I F i f e 1ft V ■■ TH E SANFORD HERALD F r!. Nov, I t . 1 JM Many Of School Children Suffer Visual Handicap TwoStations Along With Seventy-Seven Papers Are Cited COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo Plupeer, AthtviU* IN C .) CitiieS tn— SevcntT-**»en n»«*|i*P*r» *B<1 Lake Ckar'ea (La.) American two bro.vtkarivnx »t-tlon* today RiiiMia Jone-boro (Ark. > Sun. wera died for ivrcplumal cooper* Mamoaoeno i N S I ) Daily Nena, .lion tn nrwv and Pirture coverage Spnngfirid (S lu t ) Daily Newa. hv th# A'Mwuttd P rtu Managmr .•tonnc'ir.d (M -t i I Union. Worera•er (M ail • Telegram and Evening Editor! A**fl They *• rr h«oore<f for the out I Gatettr Jackion (M itt) Daily atandinj way in which they pro •Newt Martfo'd (Coon ) Times. «nd Providence ( H I ) Journal and vldrd «* a * and pirlui.i of tn other AP m, mt>er*-m,inv tvmei Bulletin when Ike cualributiog member j NEWSfMOTO CUV ERAGR — could sot us< lh» story it w*« tunjor .Maine) Nawi, Denver hint. T'-ri nlo Star. Oklahoma City sharing until a day later. Thr Im v w ll- Itiy.j Time* and tk» Oakland i Calif itribune rr i t i v r i M-e ti>9 APME award lot | thr tturil consecutive yrar Tht » » ird* wtr* announced hrr» a' Lie annual convention of the APME. an indrpendt-nt organ ii.tl.-iti of newpapci editorial offi ciali « h t h -m * in *n advisory r*|>an!y to T e AP on ntw* eo» eragr Tl>r At’ , ii j ni M cooperative, collet t« fiom l*a member newspaper* y id radio and IHeii-mo .talwnv much of thr era a it *111trihutri file citallnni honor those example* of news pirtuipation which far evrredrd normal exerected normal expectation*. The lift of citation winnera, in Ikeir respect-ve ratexorci: NEWS COVERAGE .Amtied*m (N Y l Recorder Milwaukee (WU ) Sentinel Cleveland Plain Dealer Furl Worth star-Telearam. Richmond (Va ) Time. li..patch, Bridgeport (Caen 1 Pott, McAUst>r (Okla ) Nee i Capital, l.ony laland ( N Y . ) Star-Journal, Mendera<.n IKy.j Gleaner and Journal, Pau Claire (Wu ) leader and Tele gram. Newport (R I ) Daily Ne*i, Bal­ timore Kirn nr Sun, Louis t ile T ’mta. Ckattar.nnnga Tim ri. Nath xtlle Banner New Maim (Ponn ) Rtar, S* Petersburg (F la ) Time* Deealu- ( Ala ) Dally. New Bedford (M a n .) Standard Timet Wateml!* (Maine) Sentinel, St Petersiarg (F1» ) Independent. Ra­ dio Stilicai KRAI, m Rawlins W y o , Salt T.ake Tribune. Okland (Calif.i Tribune. Bergen idaeken each, N J I Rerord. and Auatia (Minn » Herald NEW S AND NRWSPHOTO COV­ E R A G E — Vlrntnan (P a .) CallChronicle. Pottavilfe (P a .) Republlran. Waterloo Mona) Courier. Philadelphia RullHin, Johnstown ( P a ) Tribune.Democrat, Roan ell ( N M . ) Rerord. ChirloUe ( N C . ) Ohterver, Charletlne t SC. ) Nena J i»d Coui ler. Fnrt Smtt ( Kan ) Tribune. Lancaster (P a.) laatclUgenrar-J vurnal. Norfolk ( Va ) Tirglnla-PM at, Numbo'd* (Eureka Pallf) Time*. Cerbla. (Ky t lim*« Tribuna St*r ena Poi#( (Wi. i .lournil. Lawrence (Kaa ) J n ii rnal . World. Salim jltaa ) Journal. I.ynrhherg (Va.) Itowa, Tte'rmr Fre* Prtaa. Kanaaa City Saar and Time#. Teiariatoa elation K V TX TV In w*«o. Tea . Ponea Cite (OUa ) New a, Wirhito j* * * ’*' PewndR (M in a ) Aahlaad (W u .) Daily Pr**. ’ PHILADELPHIA r— It run! out* I to!J h m. I’m not a very good reader, For "Hmm '* he mid In the ten# of me kind of reading that Ii— voice (hr denllil use* when he is mobaM;- lb* most uaeful kind. bout to trll you all the uppers From yean of editing preia nave t> come cut 'Now-" he laid, corrring my -opy. I'm pretty fair at detailed reading, hunting for nvinpelJed r'ght eye " follow the light with vour let* eye " eotda and nsitrlaced commas. Me niuved the light Ia a evrete And (turn veara of glancing at piblicviy nandjuti to 'it* if this about i foot m diameter aad t i« anyt'unt we want - I n pretty tracked it diltrenlly. Vie repeated the performance good a*, quickly grasping general ardh thi- right eye and Dr. Belt* content It'* tie In between kind of read hmmed . gain. " I hate to have to 1*11 you this," in( that throws me—rapid reading for de'atkd content, like studying he **id ‘ but you have a visual nr reading a urtoua magarine ar­ handicap. No defect in your eye* ticle. th.f Kind most people do the vou unJt-rvtand hut you just don't use them property Like walking, n>o<t of. To gtt a belicr Idia of what the fome pc-.ple ti‘ e their feet proper li.stilut* on ftesdin: being held I" Some don't Some u*e their lere this week l* about, I asked eves prtijerly Sum* don't. You Dr Enir'ctt A Betti if he'd test don't." .ny reid'-g ahllily. Dr. Bella ii d rectnr of the Betti Reading Clinic si neaiby H*> erfrrd Pa , which i* tponuring tl>« institute. Dr Belt* shifted hiv corn rob p'pe to the other aide of his mouth r-d ta d be d be dad to. •Tim * " he aatd. "wa ll check your v'»u,n ’• Me *hvpp«d nut a gadget mine P-ing like a flashlight, held it .xhout !> mche* from my fact and moved it toward my nose. "Trll m» when ycu »e* two lljhh. he *ald Pren. Walla Walla (Waah.) UnionOklibomaaTimet. Wichita (Kaa.) Beacon bruto'. i N l l l Entetpriae, Purtiand Oreaunlan. Dei Moinea Regittr aid Tribune. Ian Angeles Timsa, Rulfa’n ( N Y ) Courier Kipreit ban Angelo (Tax ) StandardTinei, l.ewnton ( Mamet SunJ.iurnal (jowef. Man Sun, Ami rilki iTet i Globe News, Lincoln i Neh.j Journal, Lincoln (Neb.) Star, an I Haniord iConn.) tourant 'Pursuit1 Placed On Production Lines DETROIT. — Decrnbed as the mori powerful tpecial rar in auto­ motive htvtory, the 2*.o honepower I*ur-ant” hat t*en (dared in production lit the D'xlgr Division. ( hryrter Corp, Aniiouuceiuenl of the i pet ill mudH< wai made by Raynn J. Noho'.t xo» pretidenl and General balci Manager for Dodge To meet polue re<|uirement.v for pick.up, tjMrd, and rlurabililv. the can are e'luippcd with thr Super-Pottered Super Red Ram V I engine that recently powered UU l'i A Dodgr through Vi7 AAA iperd anti rnduranre rrrord*. At Bonneville Salt Flala, Utah, Ih* performance am) it amini needed for police work wat demonit rated in a "flying mile" clocked at til ON mph. and-» It day enduiantr run that averaged 10)41 nipli for lO.OOuu milct and 92 M mph for 31,U ( rontinuoua milts — including rwfoaling itopa. "The new 'Purvuit' police car* provide exceptional liability due to their 120-inrh wheelbaie," Nichol* itate adding that ‘optional full time power iternng offer* the safely of additional ttability." Four body stylet of the pollre medrl ears nflered Iwo door and four-door, plua Suburban and four-door Sierra ilation wagon*. Station wagon* ran b* used as combination police ear and am­ bulance with optional litter conver•whi units featuring a rot which lorki to the body aide panel Tba mnd-ta rail off lb# assembly tm# equipped wnh apeeial map light*, variable tperd rlerlrie umdihield wipers, haavy-duty ipringt, and shock absorbers, special rhastit for m a x i m u m strsngth. and easily clr*n»d vinyl interior Inm. Thouxh Ihe eronomy of main­ tenance and driver eat* provided hi aulomatie transmiiaion* makes (hem generally preferred for pol­ ice work, the "fu riiilt" j»ilire een arc altq built with stamfsrd trammisvion or ovetdrive. The 'Turruit" model u also avalahlc with the ecunomlcat m or ftrtf Ram V* engine Meaty-duty generator! are optional equipment. Peultrr aurh as rki<k*n, durk and iurk#y thoold be killed only A (a 12 hour* before being home eannad. Rosloa halted bean* will usual ly lurn out darker tltaa regular­ ly pioce*«*d bean* because af tha longer halting period at low tem­ perature*. H rO !/ W T II E O N L Y B T A T I’K IN T H E WORLD EltKITTED TO A P IR A TE la this broni# figure Just unveiled in Tampa to the memory of Jo»« Gasper. Ilth centuiy bunanier, Gaspar — known to hlatory as Gaipsrfll* — fi feted each Februaiv in Tampa'* Gaiparilla Pirate Paatival. In !IS*. the Gaiparilla pirat* invasion and triumphal par­ ade will occur on Frh. fi, followed by a full week of piratical high jink*. (Tampa New# Ruieae. Photo! ________ ________________ + A R§pr«s«ittaHvG Of The Sunbeam Co. Will Demonstrate Sunbeam All Day FRISCO PAINTS "M aking Paint History ” UN M N M « CHAVU (D-N.kL), returning to Washington frwsw a Furopean trip, tails r*portera that b* never insisted on a spe­ cial plan* to By kirn back howvW. The TanUgon recently apotm gired to two other U.8. Serveleea who had nude aiwutar dawlala. fro m your F o rd TVtii year, every body La talking about to/ety in automobilea. And with good reaaon. Th e hazard* of tha road taka more American lives entry ytar than we lost in the whole Korean war. So important things are being dona to make care safer. B u t— isn't aafaty evan more important in trudut I f aafaty la toportant to tha man who driYM a car a faw houre a day. isn’t it aven more important to the man (and hia family) who drivaa a truck for a living? A n d wa think you wivaa think it U. Th a t’a w h y we balieve you'll be vitally interreted in what Ford haa done to make driving a truck aafar for yo u r husband. Ford haa taken tha lead in aafaty with not just onr, but a whole family of new safety features for America’s trucks and care. W ha t are theme features that could be ao im portant to you? atturally growl. l i Lifeguard Stearing Wheel j/P l) j^ X /t ft M f s& > jr\ FortT# eoclmtvo Lifeguard trick Veering wheel U built la web a way that, ia earn af accident. K help* protect tba \ driver from any contact with (he (tearing pari. Thii kind of "deep-cant#** riaoriog wheal actually aria at a mabtoa to com that avary owner equip hia vehicle with teat belli. Itudiea preca that (n ehmri ww-W f o f a ll aoridtnii, in/vrier could he eweled or reduced by the uie of met M u . ^ 2 * Lifeguard Door U trH rf FartTi Lifeguard door latehee kavt a new "daable pip* type eonetrariiaaL Their eatra hold- * Ford b Iha Irri truck manufariurar to make aeat belli available (at low eatra coal, (or both ■ M and load trucka). *I help leap (he driver to thr trued where ket tick* F" i r i B P a m u zB in p a im t i r o t T H FALNTm WR0LE8ALB A RETAIL 4 t7 w . n m 4| '“ ’ • l=ik: * • * « la m m af an eaddent or auddrn (top, a Fold teat Belt holde the driver toady fa the eeat. Tlaio neatly outs down the chancel of aariaue injury. And tCHMmbc r -a im't neoeaaary to be driving fact to ha aanoualy tofurad or thedwn hat of the truck to wee of ee _ accident. A fixable par* ’ oautaga ef injuria* af tfaia 4 a Tubeless Tires ThD year, tubclcs* tire* are riandard equip­ ment on every' tool Truck. Tubeless lira* do not pi cv ent puncture*. But they do taalp to prevent many blowouts. AVfcea a puncture occur* to a liibclc*! tire, the air ia apt to eacape very tlawly, Tha driver hat a greater chance to alow and stop ae/r/p. 5 . Power Brakoo AVhat wa call vacauai-Wiaatod . mala.it poa*,Ua fag the driver to apply a let mot# force to the hraVas, faatar aad aariae. Th a nuVca it poulble to atop falter la Power Urales art ataadard or availaUa aa i *50 Ford Truck. 6a n . FHEI PARKING D o a ld r . . Wa think It ia. « h « r electric ihavera b*> **“*• you *h«* in acircul i r motion. Sunbeam’s imooth comiououi-round head iaacftatiadwitk a net­ work of round bolaa that art doaar tocathar than the whiakara on your face. Thaaa round holm pickup whiakara from all dirertiona tba way jour board S ANF ORD P A I N T CO. A specialmessage to truck drivers9wives k ah DEM ONSTRATIO N Whan your oven Ii on, you might Ilk* to try a shoulder Units .hop dv*h that is baked. First brown the thop* in a little f*>. jn a skillet. Then put them hi a bakiig dish and aurround with can­ ned tomatoes, diced onion, thin *Uip* of carrot. Season with aalt, pepper and haul. If you like, you may also add some aery thinly •Heed tounds of lemon. Cover and bake in a modrrata over for about an hour or until the thop* are lendar. If the sauce ha* too much fat, remove aom* of it: if it i* thinner than you tike, like, cook it down In a amall saucepan on top of the range. Dr. Bslta eiolaiaed that I »B#utJ hat* tftti only « • h*ht unl1* M *aa abevr. two itch#* from my no**. U doubled up for me at about Eve. Tv* v*ft *!• tracked the light ^ smoothly, but the right moved In temp* tM aletteA fuithar I**’- p'eved that t am ••nght eyvd." Ihat va, my nght ey« control! th* motiua of both eyea, Unsble to control itaelf property, it doeant route ol the UR properly cither. That was why th# light dou­ bled too toon. The r**euit <*f this I* that my •wi dm’: take ia who!* phraae* f •rd line* ol print at a time. Some timei I rail* par* ol a tin* and V vc to to back All Util alow* ma down. Dr. Bct*« laid rfvent flndinga iniPcat* b majority jf aehooiehiidran may aJftcr from this handicap. Ha banded me a reprint of a magailn# artir e marked "Read­ ing Time, k Mla'rtei" A really expert rexder. he said would read , end comprehend it in t*o minutes: 1 tr.e areraie buainesi maa should read it In three; a tery poor readct would take five, it took me al­ most four minute*. Dr. Beta named a riilaa thera piit new WashiogUa. my regular vtitiw and reromtneaded that I see him aa soon as l get homo. I'm going to. High visibility A better view of the rood-to toast. M a d i d to tba aide*—can help th* d r t w to (pat Usable before it happens. A foil-wrap wtodshtoU ia standard on the new Ford Trad e tor "SO. Th* standard raw window b tba letdari aa say truck . . . and a new full-wrap row wtoioo riaavailabla at slight extra coat AO laid, a sew Feed Truth gives give* the driver one of the p o l o glax* areas of any �* 5 "7 O MORE BUYIN G A N D SELLING! m F . SANFORD HERALD If l U Worth Anything 0 R EA L E S T A T E FOR SA LE It's Worth ArfTortloinc la WANT AP RATES The Following Rotes are now A effect. Advertisers aro requests* to ti*r the Want-Ad Department ta£ nmAsSelr of any errors In t W r Mts. oe Tho Kanfurd Herald wtil bo H «a o s lb le for only cos incorrect Jpertloa. ft To «:.10 p. m . ONE PAYM EN T 1 HR. . CB. Nicer Section. Com­ pletely furnished (House end LOTS fnr sale. Isreal Reves, Sipes Ave. Furniture Like New), tiedlandscaped— Tile 8*lh, Hard­ J. W. HALL. REALTOR. wood Floors, Autnmsiir Washer Fknda SUio I n k Building and Dryer, only 43MO. down. •’CsU Hall" Phono IIS*. Just non monthly payment Home Appliances, and Furniture only M to mo. Call for appointment. 2 bedroom CB house, for sale or Irsde rquity for house trailer. Net Too Good To Re True Phone 923 R. 3 RR. MODERN milage. P . « 0 » . nearly new, overlooking fishsble A R TIC LE S TO R HALE - S U k n J cm up (all the privilege* without Ihe upkeep*. lit mlmi'ea A R M T -N A T T SURPLUS from Sanford or Orlando. The Cots, blanket*, jacket*. shoes, SPAnOUR KITCHEN hoots tsrpsuluii. luggsgr, paint. It completely equippod with 31n Sanford Ave refrigerator, washer, dryer, stove and hot water heater; providing the most fastidious Rossini Marbiaoa, and Repairing with cheery working and dining Rt o ll S 1M H Par* f k w |7«. area. Terms, but cash talks. distribute fl Piece ef uork 19 Ocean­ going *ei»»1 12. Merit IV A tuier 51 Network S4. r,em*n poet Bom as and Apia. FbonoIT. Nice Room, llot Water inn W. LAR G E. 3 Bedroom Apt. furnished MO per month. Apply X* San* ford Av*. S Room A p t 2M1 So. Orlando Dr. Call 133# or 3113. 2 small furn, rooms. Reasonable. n Adults, 113 N. Jaitamine Ave, Rtw iy 17-42 Booth nigtleym in. Antonia to Hpl f l i t A t i. PfeMi M C L ▼. B-^SSogUo, Roby ETWUUams U I& M “ Woods. F*. 14- 3 Lots — 1W X US’ — MM. at FH A to W ra decorated to tuR DOBSON Spooling Ooodo Iv to fd a Salea A Hervlro APKCIAL TARLF. Top 4 Cu. Ft. GE Refn geralnr. like new. Phone IS44 W’. DUNCAN PIIYF’E 9 pr. Mahogany dining room eultr. reaionable Will tell -eparately if desired. *l»n Duncan Phyfe Mahogany 3A SPORTING GOODS 4A S tra ig h t R h n o lin t tot R M. C . ^ oB g r J 1*4 04. water, on nice late In Country. P riew . 110j o b . to - r m w n u i t t 4« rw*e aa AH Water Pamps W HU Detoad - f l a w Paata Raad Pkaaa 7M ri/ K )K aanding aart flniaSung Qaonsnx. waxing Seemig Sam Cowsty w a r 1924. 11. M. Mary. Bay y***ic PanaNwrw at Beery's Warrkoaae Fura . Co . at tat W lal. 31. AO aaliaatUy adv. farostwre at waraOouae pneel 1NSTALT.AT10N of IJnoJrum. Car­ ERIGIIlM RE appllanee*. *a!rt pet*, Tllea, and aervirr G. II High. Oviedo. San fort! Linoleum A T il* C ». Fla |'hone It'd ur Sanford 127 W. lit Si. Phooo 1917 lull W alter r, j, m B IC Y C L E P A IN T IN G Storage until X-Ms* o m o t M iu e y ’s Bike Shop 310 E. 4th St. Phoaa 2114 Far he (tar Pin Sea ar Call W. J . K IN G Fork riuae 10 M u tw w ri HAYNES Office Machine Co, lypewrller*. adding marhlnr*, Safea Rrnlal*, .111 Mag. Ph II BEAUTY PARIIIRJS 94- 917-W, <24-R. Party leaving town Can ba teen at Home Service Co , 324 Ban- ford Av*. ■ O U D A T TU R K E Y S i Seminole Turkey Fa*m localed no Bowrdall M a r Chat* A iCo. Wash-House. Phone 117-X-M. 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I aa W adi * .• ••*aai viaa Starva Ta r o a C t u rrk Paa Hrv t rr- u aV r t i HafT Dial V ” r « r Ift*ale a* rtvaaa w i t * V v a U W ifv ip b * Mlalalat it 0*a a ia • a f a i r f | w a t* e - r a - a l a la S h a a ia 04. Ptaaeta Baas I. It r l* a i* t *4 ia *a 14 I* It aa lit* nrr 5 l M P . 2 ^ ' 4 u - r a i a r paaatlvea 11. r —.,. r, r T Ift- • W i n * *1 an aa V -'O ,"* v-|...1t»a I *■ - f l u b Mava l** a n o CPU 1 * a a a C9 a la S i t * Va-'an aa J u R |* ti f * 1•, • A. Ar m t o o i Wtof l A i Kk i i * rifto I'rto i b i' Y >!<Ilf9to \ t* S f i i t n li t Yofbto ft » • tot I! #3 *•* ; ift I i*f Kit. K^Bltinll 11 ft jft» to* i it T* » UtriSv- Haar •ill Warif at en m s t ip fill T w l l l r t l I n a p t t it e r - -ia n*aa ibtp •! i ift T M I-" M in i Ori A Clriq^ : *ft ft **m*f ItHftln ? JA J'lti* M” i **■ ird*r Nishl ft n S'flb* r4l*fnft ft' 4>' A Kray J we |tHf M| *T)si miprt ba f*d el it* mb boa ba r (ib-pmaatr .V|IM A ftl'-fni ft IIH 11tj|!« Jk•;ft» * T « 9filAF * Cull tfft f*TiT*f b iff) U ff «r«iiA r ftu iR R m U f It t •! f rw fi*i Moa *ftl r f 9to ? [ft Himn Tim* ft n M19(B) rim Vmi're lure to gvt a good deal nn anr hudding m al'rllla v*ii lulv here— anal vou'ra aura */» ,ike our allrk, quick aervice. Sea ua ahoui it. T 41 Kf'7 • T inib \i . iu HILL LUMBER & SUPPLY YARD K KKOSI3NE I7 r IT r Ciillrm ft A^dM I7e - V A I I B Al t IMI’ EKIAI. HEM VICE STATIO N i:’(K Dark Avr. South Side Food mail Bldg, tan r.a.t 21th s i. player■ *combination. uiiiiitstaa ie*«i ■ m Must awsww sw fkll. sit H3H53 %% Ae a Y Snulhnid* I.numlromnl GET r A D M IR A L T V . Radio. Record b t o t A. it«Q It tt II '» a -K I J U N X I C A I . R E B T U R f — to a j » Eva-llrrui Beauty Shop Jlnui* rlfanirg - Window*, Wall*. | i as E. Ind. Phnne tai Elnors. Phon* D. C. Caldwell, SEE F red the llalMtyli*t, fir an 1119 J. U S E D P IS T O U S Indiitdiialired Cut. 33 COLT Autumatir Pistol .19 v, ENVKIAJPES, lesseroesoa. aUteF'ur A L L Your Reaidv Nrei|* rail .10 S A W Tor, Break . . . ____ 22 30 — MO. a w l i i i , hood biili. eed l l i i r r i r l l 'n B eauty Nook 34 Special Nickel p r o g r a m t. Me. Pregretsite Phone 971 101 No. Oak Ave. Plated S * W . . . . . . . . 49 93 h a u l Oo., f r o m aoa — 401 (Open evening* by appointment.) 3> Spocltl S A W 1500. DOWN p*. an - m h '/ / 24 ir r iB -tiv f B tif t » t ft Weet 14thi SL Nickal ................................. 39 91 Many new Plaints In Store H E A TE R S — Cleaned^ Repaired ' Ff»r Ihr IwrI, mmp In Prirr panl't Itrjijf v Mif*pfxv Will hnmr Smith A Wfawin. Chit, lit Stan­ and Serviced. Phone 1120 It. I^rnunrnt. Fhimr 4A9, lto ds rd. Huger and II t, it nntu# Raw will Y O U swap? Pe M* CAM n w l i Haw will yaw trade ? U 1I N U I T S R R V V K T . Yaur aid goo for ■ belter Ooa T U f i f f f i DUljmHifWim ti n p im m i u t Factory retail minimum pricer One hour - Wa*h and Damp D rr B E A T TH IS Spae# Heaters bnd Floor Furn- tine hour 'a • Wa*h and Dry fold 11,000 DOWN. IT S MONTH Mrs. Brown Miller’s titlfeious R O B S O N Sporting G o«kN Einnhed Laundry •e*» Liberal Trade-In. H O M EM A D E r r u l t Cakes. LARGE 2 Bedroom, screened 3Q4 East 1st fit. rhaae taa Saminne Drv (leaning Phona 2023-J. porch, dauhk carport*, good f l> S LMs — 1M* X1M* — MAM. 1911 M O D EL A, la***k» givel. run* giro,j. Good U rn , 2S20 Orange Ave. 29 21 Radio ti-AtrrtiM oR njcsTRAiiJttis> / 14 2L 23 2* ft M S «ht A ft II t hM*4 NRH^nt ft lift If • liBfiPAtim* Open Mauday’a Ut 9 *. m. E X P E R IE N C E D full time maid. . IV,I .RhUeo^aUunq IMft ,WJU* lt“ U * V It m . **•“ s ^ a at a -ftiih l-P hon e 1913 \3, day 1.121 KtlIl'jiAIgB.— Wagon 11 «h»pe New tirr • I IB Lat man a Call T * r n * i r e JUICE ORANGES - 41 23 per hu one owner. Cheap, See it at tut I li tiJ Si-an o f f A »«rtrd rholre psekrd fruit, 1 3 M ISC KI.IAN FO ttH ___ -1 1 M 9t h St . a a Tiw o a t rridy for shipping, 43 23 per hu asu waiwu Col A Mr*. Doyle’* Orsngr It A U TO Mt HULK BBUSSFM II A N N O UN CEM EN T Grove, tall tws M I . J o. I M ~ , M o«ieen. ' V O IR new GULF* Dealer at r ARA • *l i j i a u a Call T » e r * r — Sr rood and Park i* Tommy • "ft I ' m Iltaaaara m o v i n g " TO SMALLER h o u s e It o n c ir r 4 U U I TR A D E D I l« N a v a O'Steen, former employ* of Se­ MUST SELL Star lM f'.i Mae* Tara 1.1* V u u r a l i v k H t a minole County MotorMr 7 Pr. Walnut bedroom v l l l f i no Aea A lllh St. « II Nava O'Strmi es'rntl* a welcome to ft M r * , * i Oalaafe Clab Large Frigi'laire 4IS3m V Ift C a va everyone In *lnp and »ee him at It — Mators/Skaal i /Trailer*— _ I t Apt m e t i s Range .. 443»*> I M O r a n * a t i niaaaa hi* new loriHou_______________ 0X11 Grren Wool Rug .... 430 00 I.M #-.*i t r - a r e a 'a a 1W7 2 Bedrooms with flatted to porch 7Vi Cu. F L COLDS P O T Refrigera­ nr dan. City water, on tins lots. tor. M3. Phone 1447 J. has reduced P jw b Fayda, too this attrartivo 1 rw n House. Monthly pay If you ha*e an Slrnholtr Problem, Write I*. <* Hnv 1211 or Phono I.VYI, Alrhnltra Anonymous. Would you like a FR EE Thank* gnme Turkey! NO CHANCES KaawUe Trader Rales. TO TAK E. See our sd on page 4 HOUSEW IVES for Door lo-Doo? Falatoa. Fla. *unry work Apply Mr Wycoff, | E C H O I A B E D D I N G CO. FOR M l : — ’31 F'ord. 2-Specd Room I I I , M rnrh Bldg., t*eC*CMr 2nd A Magnolia Ph. 1232 Ask, \ an body, FUi-rllent rontwren 2 4 . " M " Ratohoreor. H r . dillnn. Ph. Winter Park, 3-Bnil USED GUNS Matin and rs rilp i 13 N O TICES AND rE R M lN M .S IS 6 %*{// i« niannrr» aelling Avon Produrl* tlpening* for unrrre women. Contact M r.. K wsC pay TOD So *** OS baiare you^ buy. Open Cvfwiogs and Juanita Ruurll, P. O. Rot 973, Orlando.” Window Sills — Lintels 100- Ravi go-Remington Flu* Blocks — Cradle Blocks Autumatir .. . 43 no Grease Trap* — Dry Wells. 12 Ga. STE V EN S Double . . . . 42.30 Mlraela CMcrete Co 12 Ga. STE V EN S Cross Ph. 1433 A TTR A C TIV E LY DESIGNED A M Elm Ave Bolt Action _______ 20 no BBDROOM HOMES — PRICED U SED Electric, com dispenser 12 Ga. L. C S M ITH . (tight as a drum ) . . . . . 34no drink boa. Good running modifrom SIM M , to 414,MB. V I A Uaa. Ideal for beer H o ra n hot. 12 La R EM IN G TO N Aulontstir Model II . . . . 39 41 Can bo seen at The Sanford and VA (G !) Flnanend. 1* Ga. STE V EN S. Singla . . . . 14 00 Herald. >40. STEVEN S 21-410 ODHAM f t TU D O R, INC. nver A under . P* SO S W E E T Hamlin Oranges. 11.00 Bn. Builders of Flnar Homes for Your lu th n rjrd Rrowmng Deal­ R. W. Lord, Phone 13IT-W. er. Wineheiter. Rrmingion. SlrFlorida Living. vrns, MnisHerg and Marlin. •1 r u i n u P A N E L IN G • P ^tC to R T n u u u ^ io in l R D . Phooo M I 'I 26 DOM N t Scorch I Frightful 3. v#»# with afoot 1 " 11 2Is 31 Purify 41. The arch of tbe aky 42 Cbm **tinkers 41 In advance 41 Three, inrarda 43 Attecle-I W S ” 13 / // V/ / t 20 21 upon m Latvia 10 14- knighthood Phone 2114 A IL 39 Confer aiH H m I tu . M . Phone 3M 1 l gn Wrath 41 Greek letter 43 Tvi'er dutanra 9 31 Like ala w«aa| TWO-BEDROOM frame house, ear abaMar. 4300. Cash. Will sell for equity or a trailer. Phono 1143-J rtifw at 2M1 Magnolia. l (var-F NOT A PROJECT! Furn, Apts., Sunpnreh, Clean. 133., 433. I lf Park Avenue. Saks offlew . MM So. French .A rt Phono B N or 2M 0 court At a handle-t implement 32. Palm leaf C LEA N furniahod apt. Cloio in. B U T — Homes a t Real Individuali­ ty : Britts nyV'Tarm Homes, 701 Wait lit St. Phona 414.____ Early American. Ultra Modem. FURNISHED 1 Bedroom Apt Conventional A French Colonial Phono 431-W. _____ type*. Small Commercial Building 24 a 30 B U IL T On Largs* Landscaped r ft. Large ahow window.Located Lots; In tho best of neighbor­ in ntw business settlement at y Appliancw Can ta r hoods. 27th and Sanford Ave. Phona “Y « sb Weetinghnuw Bnetevtib 301 or inquire at Bass Serviee COM PLETE'w ilh all the features Maytag Washers Station,.27lh and Sanford Av*. Colrman llralert . 439.93 up you have dreamed about such Phone 1717. as rnlored General Electric 113 Magnolia Ave. CLEAN 2 Bedroom furnished appliances and colored plumbing Apartment. Hm s in. 217 Oak H E A T IN G futures. ______ Ave. Phono 6IH. Floor Fntvarrs and Orrulatora h. a. c o r e c o . i n c . L A K E MARY — Furnished Ilouaa. AND available at reasonable pnres. with the best financing M t (koto Park Ave. Phooa 1440 phone 717 or 1S74-J. ____ A with minimum down-guyN IC E BEDROOM. Private eo. appliances, tools, meats. t a o u r u n y ’s M a n tranco and Bath. Fh. 2M9-W. ote. jSSSSw Rastlst 8 SL Phooa 1121. WoDbor* C. PhillJpa, J r . 'IwO-Bedroom Apartment Ckaa. attractively .furmahad. L’a a o f QCICX CASH for Fm ltoro. AddGarage and telephone. 174. Suire 1MI. Sanford’s Lea duig tog Maehtota, Typewriters. OutBuilder of iwmao for over Lion Phene 107. hoard Motors, loots. Sopor pooe^BitoaQ m ee: LtttlarVenice Tradim Pa n Owe milo South lamer 2 Room Apt. and bath. on 17-92. Phone 301T-W. Flsaim 1104 Phono 2M3 W, 112 FJm Ave.__ RED-I-M1X C O M RET E Turn. Apt. 1113 Park. Adults. Mrsrle Coucrou Co. Mm Av*. Phoo* 1334 K IT C H E N E T T E Apts. 2 Room , furatehrd Cottage. Clark'a Tour1431 CASE D C -4 . GOOD CONDI­ i- utaCourt, 17-02, ooa block South TION 4420. f offcay limits. R R i r r TR A C TO R CD. f rlfM I. Elfklmtcy A p t Hllkwey 1 7-* -South City Limits. Phona 2MT-TV. Slum berli mi Court. manontl of apeo-l S9 City |W tH 3-Pr Maple Lu Room Suite 129 14 Large l/*unge Chair 19M 2Pr. Sofa Bed Suites 43no Buffet .......................... 1244 Dressrr A Mirror ........ - _ 14 44 Chifforabe ........ I I 44 to t 10 V IIEI.P W AN TED |l,aoa.aa Down RoBssray and Baby Beda Student Desk A Chair ........ 11.44 (F'rmate) Day. Week or monih-Tel 1423. 2 RR, CB. W. floors, elector kit­ Dining Rnnm Tahirs ........... 14 44 Furniture O n le r 11A Wr*t First chen. ote. NO CLOSING COSTS. Mrtsl Reds ............. 3 14 X It Aluminum levitcr*. 43 no, W A N TED IM M ED IA TELY liu.10 mo. Sew this one! Holloway Red ..................... 4 44 II (>m*nt paint, 3 lb. phg. 4(V. FURN ISHED APTS, 3Pr. Dinettes .....17.44 90 lb. Roll Ronline, 42 30, 4 X 10 Lady fur our .sanlur.l ullire. Must as West 1st Or Call at FontMany More Items Not lasted be rspenrntrd in grnrr.il office 1 . fnavanro Estenor Plywood 14 no, Gas , ture Canter, l i t West 1st. Only li.an Down dutir* Call Mr. Monet. 4-2311, Floor F u rn irr. W.nnn B T l' Orlando. U 2 N . Far* A t *. Apts. EfOetsncy. 139, 4 gs. Aiphait Ron! rnatmg, Mather of Sanford lino 720-W. ’’LADIFIS — Spare lime ran he 243-09 F_ 1st St. Thane I V Sanford F reight A Kali age dollar lime whrn you are bu»y tv acceii.bls .IT la* a trea 31 Bottom ftrheie of a ri* er Type of pheaiants 19. Veitiga S®. June-bug I pen 1 ST. Flutter SJ Cenieat $1.00Down 9M<tr4l»'a »•••** Con* »mcni- It Br"o!j of 20 lav.g- FOR R E N T - CRYSTAL LARK 3 RR. New CB unfurnished house, FO R R E N T overlooking beautiful C r y s t a l U k r . 10 minutes from Sanford. W EI-A K A A P A R TM E N TS : rooms. Fishing and Boating. Desirable. • pnrsto baths, l i t W. first SL 1130 no., little more furnithod. i Realty M r Doair* Hengn'dly IT. Turn insula nut 50 Resisted openly USED FURN ITURE S3 a A titau* iir.it | 9 letter of the alphabet 11 River it* * * It Man a na.-n# 13. Bird*, aa e rtara II. EU.n ler 13. Coni’eltstmn 14 Not goo-f $ $ MATHER’S $ S DOLEAR DAYS 34. I reraonal pronoun ft Lucid 4 tlreer* 7. To align* ACROSS 1 Pat . I 3 He Per Lina fee One Insertion I V Pfr Line for T h r u Insertions 14e Pfr Linn for Five Inifrtinni lie Tfr Linn for Ksth Zi Inportion a MINIMUM R A TE : Me Tag* 11 DAILY CRO SSW O RD Residential District of Sanford; also sand beach frontage on crystal Lake, Call 332 after LARGE Attractively dreoraird 2 BR. CB. li> bath, amok closets, wood floors. The well* planned ( fully equipped! kitchen b is EN TER TAIN IN G window over tho sink. U re a shade trees in desirable neighborhood Prtre HO MO, with btte-suo down pay­ ment. O N LT SIM. •DOWN. 3-Bedroom, CR Home tile hath, space heater, TV anienns. large yard for children, immediate occupancy, |1*J(S month. F ri. N n v. I ft. By STANLEY Lots For Sale in Beat CLASSIFIEDADS 3 ‘ THE OLD HOME TOW N a An. G A T L IN BR O TH ERA Draguc* and Bulldorer Serrtrw It HELP W A N TE D I t Phnnes; 2221 — Sanford, 2232— Gnava. BOYR W AN TED for Paper Route. Must ho 1U9 years n|<L Apply ORM NDO Momlilg Sentinel, Or11a. Time* Union, Iftd W, l*t Si. I*win Evening Star. Call Ralph Kay, lI9VJ. WANTED — Routeman. Guaran teed salary |43. per wotk plui commission. You ean nel a good Income if you ar* witling C to irirt pad rsn ur estitoPtao. R. L Harvey. 104 to work. PhillJpa Colonial Clean­ Sanford A**. ers. No Phono eallt. Apply in person. B A N D A LL ELEC TR IC CO. A D U LTS — _Mato or Fomalo for EFertmal Conlrorllng and Rrpatra ,Tiir.«a_ Union momr rautaa. Must havo car and rash bond. Apply l « w. lit st. Daflr. 8*11 luminous Door I'tstei. H. Wrllo Reeves, Attleboro, Man!. Fr** tiamplf A Detail* T I L E liU T V K trtict Center Brndix and Crouilry Appllanre* im S U M U L SiB -rU M Sanford D ICK M APES FOR R EN T Large J I tedroom Vurni*hed Apartmenl. 3IU Magnolia Availalile No**! A. K. ROS SETTER, Flnrlat Phone 213 G E N E R A L T I L E C O N TH ACTO R T E L 2198-W PAINTING S= = SLU M BES; ALT* KINDS • BRUSH and SPIIAY T ED BURNETT Plrntf 3181 P iy i llfift-w Nightto Fla on, « a t n small upright, looks CHILD CARE in my horn* mn ---------------------ay ha A ploys Uko bcw. tuo. Phono South Freoch. M ri. Ethel -^9 ■- — — FURNISHED AND IN S TA LLED BY Toebtodoa 2444. Boot* L AND 1-. SU/lOlNG N E f CS ~ SHERMAN CONCRETE PIPE CO. 0«t W at IStfe M — ■ 1 ■ 1 I \ I t a MM " — i— — — M— ■ fagoaeqlillto1 *1ft * naL.'il'Hbw--' k* ** —b*i I 1 IP -1# ■ "* ___ -C �BE AkUL ESTATE SALESMAN OR MOKeV Sonnlifed hom* •(uriy court*. CotnpUlr. y*t ln*ipmuvr. train­ ing for In* Kiam Wr will rrfund lb* total coal of lha court* to any atudtnl who fail* to paaa th* Kiam , after rnmpJtling our training. ATLANTIC RIAL ISTATI TIAININO SCHOOL P. O. B*a i n . O f . t DISCO i fctX&iS w o f t t OH HOI Mtt Robtnton find* that the little pink button on the machine * transmitter |* interchangeable with that of her own hearing aid. Fumitur* Brandt MOOlAMPUt ■n t n r n * !.-^ Ve*. yee« tO M40% YOU SAVE MIDDLEMAN COST! RNITURE MANUFACTURERS SAM PLE H O U SE Hmi * On N Hi»trf OAINISVUI*, HA. "Th* University City” o m b t h i n o new? No, it’a existed all along, But it took a Miami woman-* business- O minded Miami woman, Mrs. Florida'* Nsweit Ihrilt Semafion... th* grsatetl tpecfocle of it*kind under the KmI MX MCTACUIAI mMMOMDMT u ? «N o tra 5H0 w w in d o w s of i«e d i* , Peg Robinson— to bring it to llg h t -t o thrust before the 15 million hard-of-hearing in thia country the fact that a hearing aid need not pre­ vent ite wearer being an ef­ ficient aecratary, Just becauae the job reauiree that ■he uaa the head contrap­ tion of a Dictaphone. T h e challenge waa pre­ sented to thia woman, and ■he went out to meet it. D idn't Alexander Qrahant Bell invent the telephone as a result of hia early attempta to design something to serve as a hearing aid for hia deaf wife? Mrs. Robin­ son began to put the ideas together. She went into “research" at the salesroom of the ma­ chine. P in t hint of wonden to come waa the small pink ear button attached by a light cord to the machine. It was identical to that of her hearing aid. Fancy being| able to snap the transmit­ ter of the machine smartlyl into your own earmold! It[ worked! Volume, speed, control.] There were the dials. Ah, no) more garbled words and re­ quests for repeats. Just op­ erate the controls. And] what’s more, her own voice] range could be found. A tc heavy baritone could be made to take on tenor tones.| She accepted the challenge and faced the prospective employer minus tim idity] and fear of not measurin up. Although in the “senio citisen" bracket, she has! overcome an obstacle de-l manding use of a highly] specialised hearing aid. W ith top-notch confi­ dence, she issues the chal-l lenge to others similarly handicapped-and oh, yes, to alert employers — that they learn tor themselves the high typ e of service which can be rendered by the deafened. �It The Band that made History... B y M A E B E llE R. A B N E Y X ilM U .'* it special Irt-al in More lor resident* id1 he plt-nxant III I Ir tit v ol Sehring and its visitor* tin* winter, nn each Sunday afternoon from Chri*tma* Ihiy thrnuglf Man'll. T h e band which ha* lieen culled "magnificent'' liv forcniml mii*iciaii*-the r ily 'i own High School Itaml— will l*r giving line symphony nauert* on H u m Sunday afternoon* at the City Pier Hand Shi ll on Hex Heach Like llu t meinlieni of the audience* may lo*e sight of the fuel th.it they're listen inti to students, no pnife**i«m*l i* tin* hand which wa* organized alnmM hy acci­ dent, and which through the year* ha* won many “ firMs" in Mate, regional and inter-Muie cunteala It all alartrd hack in lirj.'i, when Peter I tiuMal armed in town after many year* uf prominent performance a* a rnu*ic conductor, director and oritanirer of muniri|>al and symphoov orchestra* "Prof.1 a* lie win alfi* I innately known, Irtcd at l lint lime to organlie n mu nicipnl hand for the pleasure of the com m unity. Alter aeveral rehearsal*, lie dryly niinineiiled " I I I hud a hunch of m IiihiI kid*. 1 could leach them to play ring* around you in three weeks.” And-being “ P r o f — he proceeded to do juil that. He atnrted by gathering to­ gether a group of boy* and girl* with no previous training, and providing many of the inatritmenta at hi* own eipense. In 1B27, he entered hi* tiny ATTRACT!VI liew hand ill lompetilioh at tile Stale Muaie Context m Tampa. Cla** S i enthu«ia»tic weir the jllilgi * that they silggrMed the hand lie moved into Chi** " A " the following year. From then until the present. Sehring lin* won nunecutixt’ top honor*. Competing with hand* from Virginia. Weal Virginia. Mary­ land. North and South. Caro­ lina. (ieorgia and Washington, I). C. in 1937, he group carried off highest hutum in the Kiglith be-plumed maforeltea who "»trut and twirl" to the marching rhythm of the Sabring High School Band are (above, from W tT -Betty Ann M m . Sally Bayltw. Kathy Tower. Johnnie Ruth Heath. Betty Tellu* and Lucille Burnt W HIN the Symphonic Band ol Honda State U n n n »Wy goe» on lour, ihere will be numbered among n* peraonnel three graduate* ol " P r o l Sehring High School Band (jbove from lelt) charlotte Abney Johnny Creel anti Shirley Vkallate PAUL J. OUSTAT, 'Trot'*'' youngett ion (lelt). tool oyer the baton of the Sebrmg High School ll.mil when hi* father retired m 1 and it carrying 00 according to it* tradition Hegit. ini Conte*! The M in e yrar. the Sehring hand won the Florida Stale Hand Conle*t Swce|**lakr». anti the He*t High Schtrol Hand Award ill the (is*parilla Parade. There've been many other tup regional honor* in succeedmg year* Among the more than 30 trophic* proudly displayetl in the front foyer of tin- High Scluml. i* that of the I'.HI (.ion* International Amateur Hand Conte*! won at New Orlean* High praiw and *u|ierior rating according to profcwioiial Maud ard*. ha* l>ren given the group in the Mate and regional conteal* *|H>n»ored try the Florida Handmaater* Aaaocialion. by judge* computed of the fiur*t hand leader* of the country. Th e *tor> liehind the *uccewi of thia outstanding band, named “ Fire! Chair of America" in it* cla**. b the *tory of Peter •). (iuslat's in*|Aration. and love. Heliralli hi* <|illel. dlgmlied Im aring there wa* Muldioni dr termination, iron will and Ire inendou* drive. H e made each child feel the im|Mirtamr id tinpart he played T im e and again he told them that il they played only one drum heat, that one note w** ju*t a* important a* the *olo li-.id Typical of hi* quiet, mail* grruil manner, 1* the way in which he anapped to attention not only hi* Imiv * and girt*, hut. unintentionally other |>edr*Irian* on a New York Mreel one day in l!M!l, while 111 the city to open the International l.ion* Convention. The boy*and girl* were »troll­ ing along tuward an inlrrsrclion, in »m*ll gniupa. when Prof sounded the familiar “ tweet" of h b whittle and |iaiw*d along in•truclion* to form in rank* of four. A* the band fell into for­ mation. to did other* of the M re e l, .1* I .ir hack ax eye t ould n i - The |*di;email holding that intersection removed lux cap and tmwed 11* they p.iaaed. and i* probably Mill wondering what It wa* all atmiil Mr (iuMal had many oiler* to leave hi* little school baud and take III* plate among the prominent men in tin- world of mu*ir, hut the answer wa* al­ ways the »ume "I love my t">y» and girl* in Sehring slid tl.ev want me In May " lie wa* lint a y o u n g man when he came In Sehring and his treiiiendou* activity and strenuous schedule took it* toll Teacher* are r*|iei ted In retire at 115, hut each year, at the Mo­ dem*' in*i*tencr and the school hoard's acquiescence, he r e ­ turned "one mure ye sr" until in 1B50, at the age uf 70. it wa* agreed that he should retire A {Continued on page 14) V-M IWUt UlfHM -11 » n �• G O 0 V V • • J TH EY CAPTURE TH E SEA CAPTAIN GRAY (left above) and (m il Hanson, sprinkle salt water over "Jurie s smiling visage lo prevent sunburn en route to Seaquarium Mater soaked blankets keep her coot. cl the poryoungmarine exhibit. stands (above) brlore the main Set quarium Building Shjiks. porpoises. spelled M il and larger sea creatures *wim in constantly circulating curol this 750 loot circular channel (tell) PIIOINO attendant. Theodore B Bill, hands tidbit ol mullet to Juno, tumping porpoise. to the delight ol spectators who lammed 55 acre Seaquarium day w« a trio of tanned M i­ ami adventurer* bring home I lie baron from one of their threeday deep sea hunts, the "bacon" b apt to be anything from llogIUh, I'orkAsh or MuttonAah, or even a CuwAsh. These three aquatic athletes comprise the highly trained specimen collect­ ing crew of the new 12.300.000 Miami Seaquarium on Hirkenhacker Causeway. Chief collector for the Sea­ quarium ia Capt. William H. Cray, a twinkly-eyed RandolphScottbh man with a logbook of 40 years on the briny deep. Ha has chased down and identiAcd more than 2,500 different kinds of Ash. Capt. C ray man* hi* own especially-designed Diesel-pow­ ered craft, the Sea Horne, a 42footer equipped with a manually operated winch for raiong large sharks, table-sired turtle* and 400-pound jewlish or |Kirpoi»e* out of their native habitat. Captain Gray and associate*, Kind Hanson and Kd "Woodie" Woodford, have spent the past sis months gathering every con­ ceivable kind of marine life for the Seaquarium'* .50- and HOfoot main tank, the 750-foot cir­ cular viewing channel, 26 corri­ dor tanka and the crustacean pools at the recently opened marine eihihit. With the captain's Sea Horse. U a .W-fuit barge, the Sea ('ow, and a amall nkilT. the Sea Calf. These comprise the Meet which i« constantly searching water* from Biscaynr Hay to Himini, (■tin Key to Key \Vr«t for rare *|wcie* for the Seaquarium tank*. The gear include* everything from a half-mile long porpoisecatching net, wire trap*. «|M-cial long-|M>letl net* for *inaller Ash, to deep *ea liwhing rig* anil the old »tandby-llio hand line. Once the Meet i« anchoretl oil a likely spot, Gun Key, for inatance, Kmll and Woodie’with goggle*, schnorkels and llip|ier* are over the *ide in a hurry, laying and pulling wire tra|i« from a depth of 25-30 feet, dip­ ping out liny technicolorrd Splendid Itaror*. aehra-striped Angelfish or Ajwche-factd baby ueen TriggcrfUh. They *pot tr.q« laid the week Itefore. A* the Sea Hone troll* ea*ily along, they dive, hook a rope to the trap* and bring them up. Porpoise or turtle catching w the biggest adventure for the seagoing roundup hand*. Their latest porpoise i.« a mammoth I hrre-year-old eight-footer taken off the Cape Florida lighthouse (hue he'd sighted the lamiliar tiny gush of water of the air­ breathing mammal. Captain Cray ordered the engine* cut. YVOOOtl WOODFORD (le d ), is an o p e n seaman and was salvage diver lor the Navy at Pearl Harbor, but finds it no easy task - barefooted and barehanded-lo remove book from maw of this toothy shark The ImmI s dosed in on the area where Mi*« Porpoise was play­ ing. The two *kiff* rode herd on the living torpedo a* Captain (•ray swung the Sea Cow in a hard circle laying out the giant half-mile long net. Then the 'men almaril the Sea Cow lu-gan ■lowly to draw it taut Mean­ while one of the skiff* had laid out a omnller, heavier 100-yard net, in a semi-circle, bisecting th.’ larger net. Frisky Mis* Porpoiiw- wanted freedom more tlian fame, how­ ever. and rolled and Hipped dangerously close to the outer net. ('lie lunge and she'd have gone over the outside net The skiff nosed her back toward the «m -.1! net, and the men dosed in. They bad ber! Th e y win*hed Susie, a* »be was immediately called, onto llt r -k ill, wrapped'her h i blank­ et* ami dotiied her couitantly with salt v. <-r to prevent •un­ bum and headed for home. Hark at the Seaquarium dock*, Stuie was lifted on a *perial inattrr»a on a truck bod, driven to the main building, car* fully hoisted to the top deck of the HU-foot tank ami lowered into i connecting acclimating llume. Here ahe stayed for 10 day t until «he lud been taught to eat in captivity and to take t)*h from the hand of a diver. Slide wa* then released into an­ other lank with a half doien of her cousin* anil she w*« h ippy again. WOOOtf. left, and Emil Hanson, haul a big shark aboard the small skiff (right) CAPTAIN ORAY inspects ’ June lor cuts and bruises Iwlore the trip to acclimating llume. �’Affection A Nivtcl. psychologists would probably place Doey, the deer, and Squeaky, the aquirrel, on a Couch and diagnose I heir raaea aa incurable, craty, tnited up animata otMeaaed with the notion* that natural hahilata are not for them. May lie they would be right, but neither Doey nor Squeaky care what diagnosis they are accuaed o f-the y are not about to leave kindly benefactor* who have cared for thrm liner baby* hood. In fact, they like domesticated life. Doey, grown now Into a chic graceful deer, ha* been with the W. P. Finley family, Tallaluutee, aince Mr. Finley found her lying weak, half 0 0 hidden by bruah, near a »pot where there was evidence of the mother having been killed In love with the whole family, the deer i* especially attached to daughter Shelvia .lean, w ho took over the feeding of the little orphan ar.d the rare of her in general. At tlw? tint round of Shelvia Jean'* voice, Doey will come leaping and hounding from the wood* nearby and munle her hand for food. Or* dinary deer food* are not for thia one. Biscuits and honey have been favorite* *lnce having been weaned from the bottle. Queerest of all i* her taale for rabbit pellets. “SQUiAXY" w m found by Mis* Nita Litton (above) of Tallahassee, lying on the ground, having fallen from hi* nest in the tree above. Now that he is able to care for himself, he spurns all offer* of free­ dom. preferring to scamper up the wall*, hang from the valence* and play peek a boo behind the drape*. No digging for acorn* a* long a* Miss Litton feeds him warm milk from a bottle, baby fashion m>r f & f— ♦ r L r _J;! • -- c v R s 'AP Wt j . «* * ‘‘One day I offered her some, and *hr about rolled me over trying to find mure. due™, she think* she i* a rabbit." laughed Shelvia Jean. Doey w*» confined in a fenced-in half- acre until old •nough to protect herself. The gate ia now permanently open, but seldom due* she go away, and if *ha doe*, early morning And* her hat k for her food. Once, Shelvia Jean recalls, a hunting dog frightened Doey, causing her to run deep into the wood*. Nrighlwr* and friend* helped search for her. but it waa not until ahe heard her young miitrrsa' voire calling that she tame leaping and bounding over the buahe*Doey ia an affectionate ani­ mal. Mornings will aomelimea And her standing at the kitchen door eager lor the aight of the family. She rip e n * her ears to be rublied, and, when in a ca­ pricious mood, will bunt play­ fully. She has little fear of strangers. In fact, Shelvia Jean had to hnkl her by the collar to keep her from nursling the pho­ tographer'* hand until he could take her picture. "She wil) stay around," aaid Mr*, Finley confidently, "be­ cause the knows she Is free to leave when she wishes." Squeaky's story is about the same. The call of that wiki atuff may be all tight for some, but he prefers domesticated Ufe-wool blanket* In hi* bed. plenty of warm milk, sugar and oatmeal. Saved from certain death by Mi** N ils Litton. Tallahassee, when she found him fallen from hi* nest and being mauled by dog*, the wise little squirrel will not leave. She tried releasing him later when he had grown old enough to look out for him*elf, but he would have none of it. "Squeaky was placed in the yard near a tree, with the thought that such an act would induce him to scamper up the trunk like an ordinary squirrel should," chuckled Mis* Litton "But at the first tickle of grn** on hi# tum m y, he promptly made an Olympic jum p and clamped all four* around my • ankle refusing to budge." Then Miss Litton places! him on the tree limb, thinking lie would take the hint. But no. Squeaky plopped to the ground and raced to the front porch steps, where he sal up on hi* hind leg* and looked at her re­ proachfully. "It'a no u«e," aaid hi* mis­ treat ruefully, “ 1 guess I will just have to resign myself to his acampering up the wall, hang­ ing from my valencea and plaving behind the drapes.” Neither the Finleys nor the Lit tons know for sure what keepe their pet* within bounds. B u i Ih b they do know — love and affection ia the only kind of cage they have built. �t 1( T J X * > Nulliu* t illut J j l T why. Little Mother, ido you want to give your little |boy baby away?" I aaktd gently ! the pathetic little 13-year-old child-mother who eat at the orner of my desk. "You know if I aign thia paper it ia gone forever." “ Yea, I know that," she said, her eye*, "but I be beat for the litthing. I can't take care of it mV parenta won't take it. " I f aomebody that wanta a will lake it and love it and good home and a name, think that would be beat for little thing, even though I it and would like to keep I didn't aik her about the . 1 already knew about He had a wife and live children. Of courae he have been puniahed! Hut of the aulTrring and hu* of the mother and live the innocent one*, if father were prosecupuniahed? anyone persuade you to up your baby?" I asked. Mrs. I ferric k*on talk you it?" (M m . Maude Derrickinn la who, in the name of the A rm y -a n d of God— and ministers to the SOMEBODY’S BOY mothera who are unmarried I, of courae, knew that she never argued or persuaded onewdike Little Mother. But she loves them, and listens, and they us­ ually tell her all there ia to tell, and ahe doesn't "tell," either, unless they consent. There are those—a few— who sort of elude mercy and understanding; and Mm. Dcrrkkeon belonp to that limited class.) Little Mother looked up at me dated and indignant. "Y o u don't know Mrs l>er* rickaon," ahe said, "or you wuuldn'l say that. W hy the ii the nicest and kindest person! No mother could be better." I waa properly reproved. "W ell," I said, "if you and Mother Derricluon have talked it all over ami if you really think it is best fur the 'Little Thing,' I ’ll ask the Children's Home So­ ciety to hnd those people thrt want it and wilt takr it ami will love it and give it a good home and a name." The Children's Home Society said they would. So I signed the proper paper*, saw that the other pater* were in order, and Little Mother Rrcagptuing <Aof the problemt of children and ih n r parent! art close hi rc ery one of us. A ll Honda Magonnt hat obtained pernumon from the Jackton (i lie Hoy .Venice C om on/ lo repnnt.from time to time, etcerplt from or the u hole of their ueekty report entitled "Somebody't Hoy" Written and edited by Judge Walter Scott Cruuell. handed over the bundle done up in pink and white into the gentle hands of the worker from the Children's Home Society. And thus Nulliu* Films, alias Nobody's son, started on the way to lie Somebody's Hoy. Little Mother didn't My any­ thing more. Hut there was s look in her eye* and a strained expression on her childish face that one doesn't readily forget. N'u one said anything. Hut a* Little Mother weakly raised herself from her chair, the rourt stood up and the othem also Mood Little Mother turned around and started to walk out. She was still weak from childbirth. Her head drooped and her shoulder* sagged. She looked crushed. Mr* Oerrirkson put her arm around her: and they walked out logethrr. • tt * tiltsr* Under Ih* Shin That aftrrnoon, another lady with a bundle was ushered in lo the judicial presence. She waa a fine looking young lady-well not so young, either. I think ahe admitted to 28 summer* and an approximately equal number of winters. She wore the proper type of glasses fur her eye*, hair and other acces­ sories. In fact, she waa trim and neat and well groomed, like a school teacher Looking at the papers, I found that *he was a teacher, a tupervi*or in a certain aira of knowledge; that she had a Mas ter's Degree, hut that she was nut and never had been mar­ ried. Yet there was the bundle in blue and white that squirmed and gurgled. She was taking a sabbatical year in Florida, so far as the record shows. "Th is is your baby?" I re­ marked She nodded her head. "W h y do you w ant lo give away your own flesh ami blood to strangers,” I anknl. "Itacausr I think it t« IwM for h im ," she caid, a la Little Mother. " I can't explain h im — to my people, to my pnifraatonal asso­ ciates, or, finally to h im , him­ self, when lie gruws ,,i,| enough to ana." "Y o u have given tin* matter careful, maybe prayerful, con* aulrration?" I asked She nodded. "Y o u rralile it i* the end of thing* no far a* you and tin* child Inirn of your body i« <oncerned?” She notlded again She eiplained in m u ch the Mine word*, but w ith belief grammar, a* had "I.it tie M oth­ er," that she thought it would h r liettrr for the "little thing" and herself and everybody else lo givr it to nonie one who wanted it. would take it, give it a home, and a name and love it and cate for it So Nulliu* Filtu* N um ber T w o went the M in e wav hia brother of the m orning bad gone And the illuming and evening were one day, so to *p«-ak Vnd what a day! • • « (Cc«v>.meJ on page I t ) A y CHUCK I f i O R N / P l K 'E S D O C K HAW K* B O M B D IV E ' A T T H E R A T E O F 1 8 0 M I L E * AN HOUR/ WRPOl*E* WILL K ILL A *HARK BY CHARGING 80 MILS* AN HOUR AND BUTTING HIM WITH IT* HARO 4N0UT-THSIR BRAIN CELL* ARB LARGER THAN A HUMAN*-BUTTON* TUBCLOWN, AT THEATRE • OP-TMf-4CA” ttMORALOA, ON THE KEY* I* PROBABLY f MGHt*T JBMfgR IN *TATE- (6 FEETABOVE tUftfACE! TUB ONLY 4 6MiMo l e im oiam t w in 4 BORN WRING THE MI4TORV OF THI* TRIDfa, CAN BE 4EEM AT TMtICAL HOMVLAMD-MIAMI/ �• 3 TIMES FASTER for HEARTBURN Tert WW* bfcMSlarv |WU » w e UfcfelA M o tr tU M I IM M M U m w • ^ RECIPE ’% C O N T ES T II M t>H t« m u t n HMiif w <m M M b M itM r k m n tarnlin M M Oet M m M i f Iw Dm M HACKS TO I C E N T R A L F L O R ID A » M a i. W . R O U TE M i.a yk I F - t f - 4 4 1 -101 " S trreta ry ** ■ K H O fB i ll O D li A N S 4 Im m It A V O O fi ill tf ft f OO OO DD S1 K J - ‘J r f - Dkact COPYING M ACHINE •f MJi un iat* Mining • Mfg C* tf A chrt k for I I will It* iimiltrl to umlrihulor of t-nch of thr rcvi|Mi puliltkltMl M ow . In addition, one of will t* judctrl rtci|P-of.|)u-wr«-k and will win >.V Addrm* \oor Florida rwi|n-» to Itrt i|M- FUiilor. All Florida Magiuini', Ocnlu EMAM N F I E L AD 'S MAAMMAO* IIH M iorN lM H IN M U fMOMi BU M KM MMONinADM fM«>« JWA |# IN fin iiM M M IN N il flO tlO A THANKSOIVIHO CAKE •Mr* *4i i V « *4T«Wf« (amrfc * - I N f « i « lOHM* a*f#W4»»f III* |l#i|f Im HA* CYPRUS GARDENS WWtfft MAttH KOM* Y O C A M Q tLdU m lX t D IA M O N D . ^ BIRDS of FREY, Inc. hlATI[RIES Ik « M ill •i M M m *1 kmt- k U r if f iH f l l*| M ail ■•* ant- ■••It iid 'II i •» (up iIn a l apnrnU /'* tup* M|gur I ruft tKutrntnn I Uft baking pmnUr I Uft annnnuin 4 Up alUptrr 'J tup* ruiMt/u f cup ramLnl rf rrn n I tup ramiint/unm/i/iJr toil ifnw M i «m | «HNm» m i»"i*ol |RLm Co O' <*k»«on*m»*M Bp m M M « to ioBrroAIt • ao**rAool A M toMot | N S N IN t LO # w o w iu s o T o r t f »---- 1— ■in y | --------i-_ uai . a-* i* > m C a tc h m o r a f tih * daplMNi II. 1. If M * ! , wp. ItMAIAUOi *"*■N*^ip*cg, |4"*■ kemhert. terric* i * i , taw Irucki, highway i m i . hvuet. tart, f l l i l 10 naaa tayi H l l Inducing liny taal* far faar it. Mechanic 40 la y, In aft, lully a lia n k la i ma4« at taiacful b a a la ta M w l glottic. la* 4i at ItaU*ey tan tar yaungtlatt 4-00 In* ta an* Many naaw rt 10 laatl OOMK MOW! land anty f l , ptm 10c peetag* |*a*al | 1. 10| tar aatfc tat. glfl ban*, ar t i n far 4 tali paetaaM I n k ar4ar ta: IA M A N L 4l l * MatwaaC A**., Deg* t i t , Ctavaleu* 11, Qfila. *1 wha cam* to Florida now travel by automohlUl k (up nuulml ctlrtin H ill'1*1 . ‘J *1 (up 5 dmmtior milk I rgg I Ih* m rlln t huttrr th* fu tu tlrrn i *ugar n n o d iz o d aluminum CAND LES ♦ '* U p tall f r up flour f t U p haktitg itoutlrr COLORS * I'eel orange* and aeparrte into aectioru. Hemove aevd. if any, and make amallrat poaaible incUkin. Dip aectiuna into lial* U r made by miiin* aalt, flour and baking powder, adding milk gradually, the egg well beaten and melted butter. Fry in deep, hot fat. Sprinkle fritter* with powdered augar to which may be added, if dreiepd. one-hall leaipotn grated orange rind. Serve hot. Th in cream may lie pinned. Fritter* are alao good nerved aa vegetable with chicken, lamb, ham. duck or game For latter pur|mm>, do not aprinkle with augar. —Mka. ■! F. ItnaiNaoN. Tampa LA S TS A U P B TIM B * |xir •>( IV,mil ilr Mk AMIR* I ' I •< t,«i «ti *.» -M u * . A. It J a n it 2, Parker. ttiai m ‘i t u f i tu fu r ISMOI 2 If* Irm o njtu cr 2 Ih * h u ttrr 2 th *u a trr • J *C*H» BeaT kiliM i |Mf MkwaiH g* I >*■» P-*: ~k»i<y« « n r . H **ik- a j i > i a M ' r «4 mm* »««• t_ m m * MPHtvoacK Guarantee Vour c h im e «| ,i t| rtiifjin r i •>!••*I» f tr n , K a I, (eii 1*1, S iltfY Itlr titi inf •b(li> n u m f l T h r n r * r * l ihini: fur ( h r i m d r l h«**ir** [^ c i t l v tltdl It'il* lurrirf, flitlt 11 Si! i |«4ir, |wa*I Apt* AN.I 1a % int I twin! JaRk Order SOW! r<r- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ■AM D 04JAVAS Ifw iw ! Um mi*iw l*i 1‘artlrt Hick, draw and clean llie bird* awl *ea*nn with aalt and pepper. Kuh them with butter and aurmund them with the bacon. Truaa with airing and place on broiler under low flame. Cook for 12 to 20 minute*, according to airr. Turn frequently. The bacon may he removed if de*ired. Thicken drippinga with flour and add juice of lemon. Serve the bird* on tou»t and gamiah with pandey. Allow gravy to Mink Into tout I i j n f H r n a n r .'a n.#> •«« imi liwwi Ing. he ier*«i l*l|..» d l U f ll l| i I M ,| l* h l r f Iu * l. f r U in n l in d l H lu t r | H » i n i r l| . k i l o nil perfect c j n i t l r l i r h l * li.e Tootl fl ttnprS a c v n ’• ,h ■unin * tin «* t», n r i i n . C i* 4 lr * . H u m l » r bout* M ill n o r lilt Hour I Irma* 2 lit*h u ttrr laaA aaata A aAOraaa |t Naaa). Waal M rw* kiui *u■ irtag" Kaj*> »• ^■AMu. <i^^|A| fl^fiMfiMMMb4AAuR I4 w I^ mm I ib lrb a im w —m -* 4 mai* IIlPw m Iilatl , |* - y^ — ^hw^Uoa m I | *•"— «*• J T a w — ili tatotai M j ^ l M a J t a a J j A t i A Hamm* A ^ > 6 0 % '» cup ruU in(fir Sail and frrpprr •** i IfORT LOOS aak knSung { A| 1000 Dag*! Al t 1 U a la p b a t ib T “ '* rup ra th . •>tanftr a m i Irm on rru l MU p ta ll 4*011 si. " I Itp. mtitr I (up ruimnU B tm a llH u n tiatfu a il IRMAmLCw i M r»ll.**apg t*teA ^ama PuF^^.IA P^gI araar* ■ ^ M O t U 0 F lO tlO A Q U A Il *-*a*oi m r~><i .A -n A im ai >•- a .,t ••itui Vaar aataa aa* a M m i aa tkatkt, U. ratarAb __ ______ _ Nnlh.n* ,m * i | r , of mar* U r«u tltu l lk*n im,-*ti it- r . > » )im H i IH *1 1 < fi t • •in. n r t i n tati.it til'IIO il •*<«’ lit.* •him *' r*c*Hl***»■*#i IDENTIFY A PCRSONAUZI IVIRYTHINO j J tuft* flour '» Itp. frtHirul (hurt Cream nuiiar and ahorteniiiK Add unMitt'ii flip- with fruilK and coffer. M il all writ. Sill dry iiiBmlirnla and add In lint m iiturr. Heat five minuten. liakr in txtper-linHl Imif |ian in alow oven CiT.'i deKreen) for three hour*, or Rtenm four hmim a> n puddln* - M hs H iiy K d n a k h K I . St. I’eternhurR .1 IErM M A ■IW » FlOtlOA OOANGf FtITTEiS Ahm *44 Um 1*1 Pfi**f« ON I mh* Mi. N *«p fA# odfOMMOf ff»II*04 v Waoh giuvaa, cut in halve* and remove aeedy pulp. Add augar, aalt and lemon juiew to pulp. Mia and fill each hair. Dot with buttar, place in luking diah, add watar, cover and bake in mutant* oven (350 degree*) for 20 to 2fi minute*, until tender. Cool and aarv* with whipped cream, If daairad. - M m . S. Woo on, Weat Palm Beach. OISTIMOUIOM80 OIPTO P.O.Oee * 4.1 , Can Miami M , PlarlOa l l f i f tm .1 n . r _ _ IVn**l.i*e I * A .llr . . |<*ir|*l U t in te r choice i* . Off. .Male. Ueary outre Q t i n t Q m l M c l �fy lo s u d a 'l Abundance - Qiae || Irgnf logert By Lilli* May Marshall E, (VKHV day should be Thanksgiving Day in (his •tale of oura-for the abundance uf sunshine and the many tropical fruit*, vegetables and other food prod ucta which apill from Florida'* cornucopia. Hut it i* particularly titling that we jiause to count our IdemInga at thia season in which, JOO year* ago, the pinneer* act aside a day on which to r ip m u appreciation fur tlieir harvcat-truly meagre by today'a standards By annual proclamation of our ('resident, thia day will be celebrated neat Thursday. Contributor! to All Florida "a Itecipe Contest have brought to ua many waya by which our own fruita, used in connection with everyday recipe*, nerve to re­ mind ua of the itale'a wraith in health-giving, native fooda. Mr*. Elmer W. Crane, whose aumliter home i* in Arlington lleighta. III., but who spend* her wintrra in Eustis, suggests: Orange Park Chap* She uses four pork chops one inch thick, over which the sprinkles two teaspounfuls salt miied with one-fourth cup flour; browns in une tablespoon hot fat, on both aides, then aprinklea with une tablespoon sugar, one-eighth teeapoonful nutmeg and two tablespoonfuls raisin*. Adding one cupful Florida orange juice, she covers the pan and heals to boiling, then lowers the heat and coolu slowly fur 45 minute*. She placaa on# Florida orange cut into sections on top of chop# for lest five minutes of cooking time • • * Mrs. C. H. I'erkina of Delray Beach contribute* a recipe for: CitroswrpriM Steak Pre-heating the oven to .160 degrees, Mr*. Perkin* cuts two pounds round steak, one-half inch thick, into serving pieces and pounds into the steak one-fourth cup all purpose flour, into which are m itrd une tea­ spoon salt, one-fourth teaspoon papper, then browns it in thraa lableapoonfuU shortening. She combines three-fourths cup ketchup and one-half cup water and poura tlds ovar tha aleak, arranging over top of all, in riaatrad pattern, one medium onion sliced thin, one Florida orange, unpeeled, sliced thin, one lemon unpeeled, ahead thin and sis whole cloves. Covering, ahe bakes it one hour, or until ateek is tender. From Mr*. A. C Daughnll of i'ensacoD have come direction* for making: Avocado Crab Cullstt Kemovmg opine* from two cup* cooked crsbmi-sl, Mr*. llaughrill melt* three t a h lr * | > o o n * b u llr r mul blend* in four tablespoon* flour, adding one-hiilf tea­ spoon *alt, one-eighth tea»|>oon |>ep|M-r, stirring in one and one-half cup* milk and cooking until thick­ ened, stirring constantly. She add* two rup* lined avocado and the crabmeat and unit-* well. *hs|ie* into cutlet*, roll* in line bread crumb*, then in three beaten egg* and again in bread crumb* and fries in hot deep fat until brown-aliout two to four minute* * * a Mr*. (). L\ Prevail of Jacksonville make* a pretty dish of her Yomi ond Oropsfruii Coturol* She washe* a pound of yams, cuts oil end* and laitls until tender in water containing one lra*jNM>nful of salt to the quart. These she jieela and m*«he* line with one-half teaapoonful salt, one-fourth leaapootiful nutmeg or cinnamon, two tablr*poonful* cream ami two tablespoonfula butter; places in liultered casser­ ole and arrangea over top grapefruit sections (free from seeds and while skinl, alternating with marsh­ mallows in pin-wheel deeign. Dotting with butter, she sprinkles granulated sugar over all just Iwforr heating to aerve, then leaves it in oven just long enough to heal thoroughly and melt sugar on top. Can lie pre­ pared in advance, covered and pul in refrigerator until time to re-heat, e e a Mrs. J. L. Armstrong ■>( Frriiaiidina lirach oiler* a treat in her— Grapefruit and Crabmeat Cocktail Cut three Florida gra|iefroit in half lengthwise, re­ move pulp and drain. Mia with it one-half pound crabmeat flakes, one-third cup tomato Fatsup. onefourth pound Florida grapefruit juke, une tablespoonful Worcestershire sauce, one-half Iraapoonful salt and three or four drops Tobascu sauce. Chill and serve in basket* mad* from grapefruit shells. a ♦ * From Palm Beach, Mr* John Edward Fowler send* a recipe for: Leman Pie Cruit f u l one cup •hoHciinig into three cup* uitMlied flour-pastry flour preferred— tugelher with oih - tea* spoonful *alt Heat one egg, add slight Iv more than ball a cu|> cold water Stir and add three tallies jmmiii* Florid* lemon juice, little at a time, to prevent egg* i nulling Add to ahorteiiing, flour und «alt Hull and liake a* for any pie crust. Keep* well in relrigeralor a e * Mr* II It Newhook ol I’rnsScol* Use* t llriis flint to give a distinctive flavor to Ite r- Florido Chicken Salad Section a large Florida grn|iefrint, saving four sec­ tion* for garnish Add to two cup* conked, dliesl chicken, one ciiji diced celery and one head of Florida lettuce, broken into piece* Combine one-fourth <op m ay...... .. one-half teaspoon salt, one eighth tea*|MMitl |np|«r and two I*tile*|KHiil* lime joiie M il with *alad and to** lightly. (iariil*h lop with grajie fruit section* # * # Mr* John Hansel of Ta nqia send* her r n i|»e Florida Citrvi Special M u one-third cup orange aectiun*, three-fourth* cup grajiefruil sec tions; two lablrsjMMiii* cslamondin sections, all cut *mall and mie-fourth cup kumquats cut very thin Dram olf two tablespoons juice for crust and une fourth tu p for topping M u remaining juice, pulp and half cup of sugar, and spread over baked cake crust made by sifting one and one fourth ciijm all purjMtse flour, adding half a cup of sugar and one-half lra*|MNin salt, ami cutting or robbing m onehalf cup butter to make crum b consistency. Hlend in the two lablesjHHms juice and pal into migreased H by it by 1 pan. Hake V i minutes in mnderate m en, .150 degrees A topping may tie made by milllig three-four!ha cup Niigar, one eigblb teaspmm salt, one-half teaspoon baking jMiwdrr, three taldesjMMina flour, on* tea«|M*iii cinnamon and blending into imature of tw o eggs, liealrn, and one-fourth cup of the fruit juice* Add une cup shredded coconut and spread on top of the citrus filling. Hake in moderate oven— 160 degrees— for JO minute*. Cut while warm, inlo Hi bar* and leave in jian to cool. r«*> il-sau»u« u >,■>n �• 4 — — . C L A S S I F I E D A D V E R T I S I N G * p O I-P M SONAl Bo i 1171 Ocala. Flo AJ-OfFTS API V«»*- EXPECTING A «AHV> I j i i i It i i 4 <>••('« Mitft »uk men <ngt for tKtf 4-.Ilti Sendlut • Itti i -lit PCI Hu l)i. 'JCtltti-r. Mitt It >R MA | Nil SUN jo.it Sunvkux Ui w*t C - I $.iw 1-4 quciliuJiivtilf. MIR (MRIvTMAS GIVING nttk* Hoc jctfamn. lulipta. bull M M U l II 00 V|N n i l •iicr. Fit m - >>» S Gu-k* Art. Octt- i u ii n i u oppooruNmu mrni'.h'. j I .it V II |V» MM St Pftftv»'-r, I 111 RIRTl M .t u*k >t«*| tnbrlt ml M*t•utm. Wrier lor trrr .rti4Tvti.-4i I inn Itentt r. Pltint. Gt II INI V l\|l >»n Tny-* riyb Con! ilnuiil tn ! tcn..ail T tin lull) Iu in i.c |tiiaiilin ktt [Irji X. H.M I T . Mnn.i IV* h II. Pi n - I M I U T . WAfCHH r t 'l l I t l M M ) 10 linll O k ! SUM lit! lk!..rtt C M«tr*n, Mtrkt ftIH. 11-ftMAU N W WAMTIO Unmnne* HOUR i m u WANTED- Urn Mill mh i u U u trtJivet an ctpmrmr ■» SO-UfCH PLANTS. TIH t nrvrun K itH bif V i m r a i I n * ! It.lt |l’l> JAS, II! I im. Orpi K ll. G U I II(K I ') ll 'l l l t Lttff hH rj uhiu mu |IN) 1(11 pj> V .11-*mCl Al.rtmi 301 I All N AT IKISIf Wi*l |.tt |to .n lli tmplui*.rti ..'Ini MAX'A l t l IVpt Oku » I - UNCI ASM* 1*0 ITOO I Itit^ihd t It... *4l. nvigtiiwnt 1 fanttblc Other iril l«fd frrr .kti.lt U II I levelt-vl It. GIRLS TO VIOUll I * TV tl»* i ink ion th.i*t ftirt.it Srr.rtit l.r.tS.nf S.La.1 II* I l-onth. jt.kmn.ilk ADDRISS POvTAL* tr hum* h * ..mi iti.tu.ri Intmiilttmi I V . rcftrmlthlr hrtt net, Trene.»n I, N J S! O'* ll..nv *irUn neeJrJ, tptrt i.mr N.1. htrgr l.ir mitmtlt Write AlJCO HI. Iltutiip. I.wulti If-M PAM U4VK1 St’NSIIINI ARMATTRI WORKS III I RkH. Ihlttki. Pit Attoittuitr. tntrtnr ml !n rl trtvtttwret. getteftiuti trvl Mtttrrt l^ u l ttttur All miirtitl ml Itin* (ttrtnrrrJ WGtktik tn-l rctt.l S4-PUNTWM. (NMAVIN0 AN0 MIMROORAPMMO (,•1 U IT V MIVUOGRAPIIINCi Till BOWMANS .to Otb. Wtn.n41.41. fit Iftntbkb 3 *oVr J I *ot Sr l i t . tile, fit HI V VUIUIM II Suen un Itm ur. btm l mu'. Nttvi.tr Uttif vtttLtgue ft (At Itfj.vtnl fnt .mlt! Met I' -tn Vrv u . IV.t let. jtvk*m«Uk Ikt. h Pi W H O ll-S U ft»R ( MRhtMSv ,h.v |tn| le*rin. S.!icr*t«t Iff-uvrt <tnt trtt. It.tv c hint. t .. 1 1 tv sl.t S) ‘ iff f.jiii|»rr.ent O tk f l. IN l..f tl'tli-C lt*r fl.4t.lt Ikt. >ttllt SflKt, IMI. 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AtldrrH___ - » cckv hc^innii^t I Somebody’s ^oy ALL FLORIDA Appcart In (Cooltnuetl irom |'*yr II) U WhalT Th e Fourth tirade Little Mother and holder of (he MaaNewspapers ler’a Degree were pole* apart educationally; bul both carried the tame kind of bundle. If education alpne were the 111-INCORM 4 MISINMS P*OP«TT anutker to our aortal and moral POItAU problems, simply to »ee that TOR SALT Vt-niy fit kvllo* tile Hutr •vary' one had a lioctor'i Degree buiU ( •«! knt'ion Rettnetkk «4iu would settle the matter and so­ Qntii.t 'A M llcil^rutfrort. H.ghltntfv ciety would speedily attain a Cm m i Nr»t Vckti** fit condition of perfect virtue. POP self OR U A H Sen ttv-kftt. Hut, alaa il ia not *0 simple. Wli rf—f-ycJ Itmunnt, Dun IVrin The human being must be gov­ l*J Aputneni Lwimi art M 1*1*11 VI erned by certain rules and prin­ Milrun. fit Write in Attilt P O !V.« .*m Alitrun. fit ciple*. It ia a matter more of moral training than of informa­ IM -M A IH T A T I tion about things. There must LAKtPROVT PROPIRTV UihMlm be 4 fervent belief in the Kuler *r* II 7*1*11 1* Gfttut/rtn. Scbrvtf. lit behind the lute*, and there mutt he inculcated both a de­ OCALA ml Mmn I .nitit . A t *.«*» U ml rum Ni.t lm.ib A I f[*0i Rrtki. sire and a determination to abide by lho»e rule*. The belief Iktlt fit in (lod give* the sanction and IIP-PUXMOA MAPI the love of (lod give* the dv> flORIDA « ittihtt Mtp IJrtl ku"lt»(. namu for living a life that has htk.nr mtM Utp Jrtt.lrJ ltin. tirrtr t rrt.lt. u*J. SrnJ ...rttri rtttnr t*vl It ill meaning and happiness Kducatkin and knowledge are hr liitliin 1 Mtp Srtvkt. ! > t n llt.rn, enlightening and very practic­ flut*li ally helpful; but only the I >*-ROOMS “ Knowledge of (lod” give* LOOKING fOR 1 S .A pwh .’*nt *- I meaning, dimension* and direc­ for rfrr KtAIrr Af Vtnrtft. 130 Wetr tion to life. 11. Nc* Y.*k When l l>id abide* in the home and i* welcomed; when parenta 144-fUtMTURI live in lienee with each other SAVE H I in «.*!« nr* l.n >.n ut« and there i* mutual alfection. lint ittnrln on out C tr l>.n,-p r.«i*n itittt. hrurrkitti i*.ftv li. inf r.*ttn w rev courtesy and love Itelween and Itfiipt. etc . eh The hrtt in .fut'ir. hr levt among*! the member* of the Gut* r*'i lit.nett.lie tntl it.e III on t.tje family; then there will be dis­ ktnitnt p-i.t.ttet Set wr.plet t« cipline and order ha*ed on the fl'RNITI Rt MANI'fACn’RIRv rule* of G o d -a n d there will he SAMPIf HOC si no *ocial problem* such a* we (.linenilk. flutvit Nr* W.II.M.4I RJ tt CXilt If.*t. have dr«crilied. There i* no . other aiiKwer to the much mouthed topic of delinquency and crime. The “ moral lag,' when com­ pared to intellectual and scien­ tific progress, is painfully ap­ parent. 1‘erhaps that i* the egRr PAIN THIIRIIDSON planation of the current rather frantic and hectic effort* to "re­ DO YOU KNOW? capture'' (lo d and give Him a 30 FLO R ID A I FA C TS Thru I hr* hcml of the I loom•r *m ICivt-r U kmiwti tiv ninny fi*hfrmrn n* "Nalura'ii Fi«h* iHtvrl” ? T h a t Klmtila'* KvrrRladm National I'ark in thr only *ub< Iropit nl area in Iht* l). S.. and i« lliircl in >irr of the Jk national liarkn? Tliai Tain|M'» ec-piMimanler. Col. J. Ktlpar Wall, had in hit office a »|irt mien of mtr *lale ftinl, the Arneririn eagle, which » n raptured nl Prinre W il­ liam* Sound. Ala»ka. and c.ird May li, IBM. Thai il wn« from 1hi* huge mininletI hald eagle that artUt* reproduced I he one jmed on the recent currency, coin*, bond* and official paper* of our country? Thai when Mr. Wall retired from hi* po«t he proarnled l Ida hbtorkai bird to Florida Southern College al lakeland? place in the live* and affair* of men. Th e rnoi V? will have to lie deeper than Ihc “ Fire ln»urance“ motive if the effort i» to i»e effective. • • • Nulliut Piliui and Hit Siller Nulllwi Filio In 1946. there were S A .If'i (■aim-* bom in the Stale of Flor­ ida. Of the*e there were .'I..T16 born out of wedlock. In 19.V! there were “9,497 liable* horn in Florida and of these 6.61H wen hum out of wedlock. Il ap­ pear* (hat Nullius Filiu* anti hia sister Nullius Filia are out­ stripping their legitimate com­ rade* in the race to lie burn. Th e same proportion* hold for Duval County, (n I95d. 794 lit­ tle babies became unwilling resi­ dent* of our county, of w hich we have described two. At the present rate of in­ crease. we should have about a thousand of these little folk born in our great country this year. Maybe we can shrug thi* tragedy off with a sophisticated sneer. Maybe we can repeal the Te n Commandments and sub­ stitute some new and more ra­ tional rule* for them. It is not a new eiperimcnt. The only cer­ tain thing about it t* that it ha* always failed. «ARN EX TRA DOUAR* Or*«1*0 6 SeMng FUttUT " V e lla G r e e n " ZOYSIA GRASS ll ‘t flat}— f un-PnifltnSir1 rku 4ta**4 1st I0TRS StAIT It stisH* new Oat 1st 01 *Ow» p wtl i m S M U sm Rm fessa s Mstsse* el MTR4 tsr Ms S*0 14i eaan* K i t r r h w f * H a i t i t If* yo u ^ t $150 ^$1,000 mtttlk W.it • 1a-f. v. Mw PURSLEY The Band (CcnTtnued lie* fvtge 1) few month* thereafter, he suf­ fered a ratal heart attack. Traditions of the Sebring Hand are being carried on by I'rofs youngest *on. Paul J. Gustal. The mn*t recent honor ac­ corded the tiand U an imitation to play before an audirnce of more than -I.ihri hand dint-ion during 1he M idweti National Mu»tc Clinic al Chicago nest month. A* the Ikiys and girls play there, they will play their lieat, becauve they will lw inspired by the memory of the little man who Mood Itefore them through the yean. Iiaton in hand. Im ­ pressing upon t h e m t h a t “ though you play only one drum heat, that Iwat'a just as import­ ant as the *olo lead.” i >44*1 (;»••> u MITH M l a “ VflVA OailN" and f MIS AID ZOTSIA *• «*kt tuu *u •— *•**•*-! kMgM«TiveifLfR| I ■« >ro*i )*a fit tfd*f c«aE«ag i rn 1. FIT* !• I «Mfk4' 2. pi' aaefk As#NM * W«»*k»r .Ndfkff • Mstf mf fk« S. 4. /Ot>f TfiRl*'« Ws #*/•fa • •i k w W Ik* I «*#r*/ rPe* V 44/\f. n i \n I >| B TNf. /limM ♦ ». •• IMI'IIT* I.HU V\I. »* —n t»tm i POl COMPUn INPOIMATION WITHOUT OttlOATION .%#• Aaowte fhfdPf»«4f FUt&fY ZOntA (0 . “4 aunt* t U>ft4 (,>«*** af (Wat' ( ■sad !•*. el H a twso ti. NTauoa i • M. i-fiss * M e a t �I JA CKSO N V ILLE LIBRARY HAS SERVED FLORIDIANS FOR HALF A CENTURY S H I'S ,»nl> l o o hut let Letter si much in irrrtl it do hff r lJ r r t *ho v i t i l J jf lto m illf Public library Io» pJcaaurr tfid rtili^'ht onmrtii By W IN S TO N It. HENDERSON AMUKA’S MOST SIHSATI0MAI oou omoi 6 EXTRA OUTFITS 1 FLOWER GIRL FREE lH« ♦laft* riwll v»l«rw # v*r wMrred In I n r i l r i , , , •rwlf itaitliewBl. U » ^ M f t *f rwflwlwr »••»•* ptitti. HEAVENLY BRIDE! 1 1 was a great event when tin- doors of ihe Jack-unvdle Free Public Library hrsl Mating open, way buck t here in 19U5, but pride bus I) en imu,mlied many times over during the intervening li.’ll century. The library is celebrating in 50th anniversary this year, opening those same doors and standing in sixth place with regard to tlie reading public of 28 south­ ern cities with populations ranging from 100,000 to Ami now on u* 50th an­ niversary, there’s pride nvei what has lieen accomplished during the half century, with a loyal and efficient staff. hcH<it-d since 11120 l»> Joseph F. Mamin. When the library opened in 1905, there was a popula­ tion of 35,000 to he served, and 9,000 honks from which to choose. Slightly more than -I-1.000 ’nooks were withdrawn during the first BIG 18 WALKING D O U HIAWHtf l » I C r it iiv itl kiaaa l i t (track OilaiHC poll, m ft it iakM «OI:« platl-t, »ht i<at •its *aia,r| ■CtM tia I W M l I t l tkt Hand lilt, Mr t|U t'Ttp ft i*» iMMt ckapatt mtk aamxL outfit m sn m u c o v m t i laS'WBltt i ll HOW M i H it m ans n e s u tu t pou, -iti till J M W ilil - h u u im u mot H f f i t S f t h l l y o u G f T FREE 12 months. It’s a very different story now. on the 50th annivers­ I’he earliest public library ary, when the same doors service in the city was are being opened every day startl’d in 1878. by the Jack­ to serve a population of sonville Library and Liter- 220.000 prospective readers, ary Association which was including those of the five succeeded in 1883, by the branches of the tnnin li­ Jacksonville Library Asso­ brary, offering a choice of ciation, with J . Q. Bur- 330.000 iHMiks. latst year, bridge as president. The 775,300 books were taken building which housed it, out, this putting Jackson­ was one of the many brought ville into the high rank it down by a great conflagra­ holds among public libraries of the southern states. tion in May, 1901. There’s apprehension also, T h e following year, A n ­ drew Carnegie notified Jack­ on this half century anni­ sonville officials he waa pre­ versary, over crowded conpared to give the city 860,- ditions occasioned by the li­ 'll M ),t)00. 000 for a library building, provided the city itaelf would furnish the site and appropriate not leaa than 86,000 annually for the support of the library. T h e derision to establish Florida’s first tax-supported library waa voted by a era* jority of 13 when nut up to brary's continued r a p i d growth. But the staff is go­ ing forward with its appeal not only to adults, but to youngsters who, though they may sow be reading fairy stories, will follow through voluntarily during their school days, far pleasure reading and research re­ the citizens of Jacksonville. quired for their studies. I I I I I U I . IM U NHIK ■IIKNI tKIIIIM LSVUFMf M ill ■itaitsa n C U liS tM t J | "S* MO n E r-BACK GUARANTEE D O U SUPPLY CO. o fu t M., Brooklyn I, N. V. "*•' I I . mk tkoMitilKMl mmStart tl| triS I f k t l | J tagM ti or, $*n Mt I mil mam ItN it sstti | tmt tti o i u cwwtm wtrm *•< x neeti tut. | I I I | m a il tun I CUT I □ » o prat**. iH kH t M M M. p*M Mt Hi I m i t I □ urn c ss. m i pmuss mss « smm i l.N .T . M l • '» I W , IM ptlUft f*f* II-Ah Ikpstda Mp|n<rf.ii J.'tt �y * * f - 4- f i f: t i �SThe #mtford Hsferatt* TO U t M W 3P A FU DEFENDS T O U K N IG H T T O KN OW ! ■ AN IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y NEW SPAPER w A n;a»-lt«m agcndi t i l l l i f t lh# Board o( Sanford City Com. tnisiioncrs tonight at lha adjourn#d mtcting of Nov. It. Th» lengthy senion. beginnim at I o'tlcok in the City Comitml.ontr't Room. will poailbly draw one of the larg#»t audencfs *lnce . the annexation question was being dtvcuiitd. It it gxptcled that m e ra l » « m i .Rwill tome up from the floor and •long with the public hearing on the retonlns of an area on MelIrtnviUe Axe. near 2(>th St. In at Car Fails To Make Curve, Crashes •Into Swamp, Brush A 1Did Cadillac paitenser auto• mobile, traveling amith pn State Road * « . failed to make the rurve at the Lake Monroe Rridgr early thu morning and craahed into the swamp and bruih nearly 230 feet off tha highway. The car waa a iota lot* and had In be cut out of the underhnuh and trees into which it had hurt!* 'JUd. Apparently out of control, the automobile did not turn over but amaahed haadon and buried its front wheel* into water and muck. Tha accident recurred thorily after oo# o'clock when the automobile, driven by Mra. taulie Heberlia. tT-yaar-old houiewife of 24M Laurel Ava., left the highway Immediately south of tha Lake Monroe Bridge ai it attempted to round the sharp curve. • M n Heberlm sustained a brok­ en right band and complained of shoulder pains when she waa confmed at the loeet hospital. The steering wheel of the ear » a » bad­ ly bant as aba waa thrown against tt from tha impart. Cecil B. Heberlm, It-year-old railroad man. aod huiband of the driver, received a severe gash ■n hia bead when ha was thrown • Inui the windshield. He also reJ Y eeived a cut on hia left elbow. Florida Higher v ******* Carl WOttani, tarestigs Ung the accident geld that tha automobile was apparently traveling at a high rata of speed. However, he noted that there were no skid marks immediately discernible at tha arena early this morning. Tha automobile wai a total !n«t with the front end compleiely dr^m oiibed, Use doors twisted nut. l'* a n d the body boot. Property loss v a a ' set at approximately gJ.JOO. Mr*. Tom Boyd, 73, Dios This Morning Mr*. Tom Boyd. Tl. pissed away this morning at the home of her daughter and aon-ln-law. Mr. and W. Pint S t, after a short illness, i i j f r i . B. B. Bronson S r, at 1110 r / She was boro April S. IMS hi , Tampa sad had lived In Sanford meat of her Uf*. Mra Boyd wig a member t t the First Baptist Ottrcfc here. Surrtrees art three children. Mra. K. B. S n s son g r , Sanford; Ches tor Bovd. Sanford; Lloyd Boyd. Or la VM u; one brother, Henry Bowwll. Rant City; It grandchild­ r e n , ani If graat-erandchildren. ¥ Funa'al sendees will be held st f.SO p m. Wednesday at the Brts aon Funeral Hama with Dr. W. F. Brooks Jr. Offlelalioc and the Rev. t> L. Bra'rsrd Sr. assisting. Burial will bo in Sylvan Lake Cemetery. low construction of homrs in the less than 1,600 feet living spice re­ quirement. Alresdy. lb# Zoning and p u n ­ ning Commireion of the City has recommended a change in rexonmg to a lew R1AAB which wily! require only 1.300 feel in the liv­ ing ares Bratley txlbam, head of Odham and Tudor, In c . who proposed the new subdivision, says' that homes upward of (he original requirement for the Mellonville area will be built directly on Meilonville Avr However, the le iirr spare will h* le.rrvcd for othrr sections of the plat Other ttemi on the agenda that will be discussed or handled dur­ ing the meeting will include an ap­ pointment to the Zoning and Plan­ ning Commission, a revolution fnr Ihe late Elton J. Houghton, a re­ port from the City Attorney in regards to services beyund the ell) limits, the discussion o! s re­ quest to use Ihe present hovpital building on Oak Ave. a« a home lor the aged, the vacating of an east-west alley at Ihe rrar of 107 W, lDlh St., and the authori­ sation for tha completion of the agreements with Odham and Tu dor. Inc , in regards to watrr and sewer. Items tdded to the original agenda and to romt before the commissioners tonight tnctudw, discussion of tha sewrr lip fee ne new elt)-constructed lines not mats wed la Ihe Water and Sewer project, the vscaling of the streel right-of-way west of Lake Gem, and the discussing of bids on Fire Department uniforms. Couple Celebrates 64th Anniversary At Lake Mary Home tm i Mre. 1 « H R - . No. 122 Jaycees Are Urged M c R o b e r t s Hamrick Assigned Heads To Help During Duly As Assistant Christmas Parade Firm Operations Oilicer Franchise Held __________ _ ___ _____ ____ head of thh# firm, points put some of the finer potnts of (he tire they ar* dlstti’jutmg. I left to right Mrs, C. C. Il#nd*rsnti, secretary; W illie Hunt member of the firm; Dale Emery, Special R* .uescntatixe; W k Mr Roberts, W. E. "Hack” Butler. Special Repre»»nuiive- erd Kirhv Fite, gale, Co-onlinatot. Staff l*hotoi Sanford M anufacturing Company Is Faced W ith Space Problem “ i Local Ministers Preach To Large Audiences Sunday very bait dChealth, and h ir ova* ^ix-jiv* favor (award ne despite eur hand not able to he about as spry guilt of sin. (trace It not attained Children of tha Smiths art a am, Emery C. Smith, Washington D. C., three drughter* living in Virginia, Mra. Mona Miller at «cuth Boston, Mre. J Trank Davis and Mra. Ella Kilii of CharlMtesvilli, and three daughters resid.ng in Lake Mary, Mra. Bailey, Mra. W. B Harrison a.ut Mrr. Ed Zimmerman. Manv friends Joined in wishing this couple many more years af married happiness aa they celebrat­ ed thew anniversary Saturday. A v a t l i l f d P r « » I w n l Wirt New Industry Is Formed In Sanford Beginning the Thankagivrlng Season, Sanford churchgoers heard xrnnoni of varying topic* as local minister, preached to a continu­ ing larger audien<ea in obser­ vance of tha Sabbath Day. Pastor Perry I* Stone of the Mr. and Mre. Zemrt E. Smith of first Christian Church prearhed Lake Mark celebrated Ihcir *Mh Sunday morning from F.ph. J:1f) tedding anniversary Saturday. on “Grace, the Fret Gift of God.** Mrs. Smith, bedfast for the past He said, “ Wa era saved by g racq, Hfcr G o d s . feefWhqx -m o m *, ble is be once was. relrbrated a quiet rnnivarsary at Ihe homa of their lon-mlaw and daughter. Mr and Mrs W T . Bailey, at Lake Mary. The Smith, were married Nov. II. 1191 in Belington. W. Va. «nd came to Florida from Charlottesvine, Va m 1PJ3 Mrs Smith will eelebrste her Uth birtM sy on Dee. 14 and her husband will celebrate an Mth birthday on Jan. 3 They were honrred at the Annual Pioneer Meet­ ing as u i couple that had been married the longest. Bnrn t<> Mr. and Mrs. Smith were eight ea’jdren, 14 grandchildren »nd 11 great grandchildren. There have been only tvso deaths hi this large group of descendants, a son George L Smith waa killed In an en-thf-tnb accident and ona great grandson diad in Infancy. hie through Tu re diy. fnntinr.rd t«>l Interior *#ct>wi of north mil central Inflight, mine whst t n n t r [iirtiligr. * m ss 9-Item Confronts Boar Weather *1 Intend to live In Sanford and berom* a part nf on* of th* fin­ est communities I have aver been In.'* said Gerald F. T . “Jerry' Meltter. head »f the operation* m Sanford of th* Sanford Manu­ facturing Company. "Not only do 1 plan to Hi# her# in Sanford, but our plant man­ ager, Morris Siotaky live* h*r# Sonar, at geminate High Snbool and all of our more than *4 em­ are getting a p»m t-bv-p«m i pic­ ployes who art turning out San­ ture of thr banking busmen as ford shirt* and pajamaa that gn official, and meenbers of th* staff Into practically every market in nf Ftoiida State Rank take ihe the nation,” said Meltter. graduating class through their “ W* are faced with a Mg pro­ facilities, in group* of jn to 11 aludeeils, gram. howrever." said Meltier, "a* wr* try t« find spar* suitable to th* hug* 1944 graduating elas* is expand in and then to secure the being honore-i at luncheon, given flapring the erection of such a a wold picture of th* effect of tb# hanking huxin*** on the building to meet our needs.** community, to d aogn* of th* phiPointing In the more than *4 In*ophio* of tha loan department, empltyts, stalely parked in a and then itaown itha m A'hlM spare four times too *maR far th* method,, wnd atnpv waed hi hank­ operation*, Meltter revealed that from IS to JS per rent great ef- ing and loans. One nf ibe esriling rmwiiMil* ftrtenry could he gamed with th* during lb* luncheon w »i the additional rnnm. handling of *2<i.dOO in lion hill# Starting with 30 machines as an *i thr pad of rirrric y wax pass­ etperiment in this area, there are ed from on* student to wdlrer to now 45 machines in th* building -get the feel" nf h«wr money is located on Sanford Ave at Fifth bandied in th*# Florida Slate ^ „ r|, ers ate it elbow space Hank. with rano u, hpe* of m*,htnety itenatnr Douglaa .Steiturnm. * edged Into *par* heller.skelter in­ guest of tb* bank for th* occa­ stead nf in normal order nf in­ sion, *i*o# to th* student* on l ho stallation. Office spare i, limited importance nf saving and »'f tb« to room for only one ,te*k for ts n lc fl which Ihe tank tender* management, shipping, a d re­ its dsposltoix Per st or Sun*1" " " in which cords. The Parking room is jam­ explained "the way med to rapacity with workers! twnki serv* tha public and ti-o climbing over hoses waiting for I-art It I *v* in the rounly » shipment. Storage i« relegated to yinwth. «"'l imP®rt«P>c ax * SHS Seniors Get Point-By-Point Tour Through Local Bank by nur own doing— tl I* a free gift bestowed on penitent believer*. It is utterly unmerited; and cannot He earne-I py morality, obaarvanc# of the lew , or pious practice*. Craie U not attained by work*. text an,' man should boast. We are created in Christ Je m , for good work*. Grate la the root of good works, not tha fruit God bestows th* gift nf grace upon ut hecauv* of our faith In his Ron. fiiacs I, not nf ourselves hut faith certainly is. Faith is not thrust upon us irresistibly or pre­ sented to us miraculously. God has revealed himself; and we are free to believe nr disbelieve the ereditrV T r , " ’" ; ' V ' T T u rk iT p re iid e m of -b . *Me testimony of th# Word of that ran be mu. ' cred. P rc .in g of . ^ ^ t(,,„ •th. God But God'a premise of bless­ th. garment. ,, In open overheat- ^ „ h gr.du.Uog ing depends on our faith. our re­ ed ap*c* with the parkaging of , th#, ..w# i r , ptoud to sponse to his offer of salvation. meechandia* manufacture] takinr 'h w r guests ant »• Faith Is not a coldly sterile, er over cutting tab!* spare that I*! wart show vmi tbio^j. • th* arldly Intellectual belief, but a needed fer Ihe riling til* of nrexplain Ju*t •aartlf warm, creative eapenenr*. th* ^ r e iv e d dally xT. oPe,«ie peramut aommitment of nur whole' I“ ‘ * ,r " __ iJth the xcpl, L j , . ,i *r* turning down orders Al lun. ncon stixei to L n n it. (h it at Uaat IfW people ahnuld ot, r.epteaeniatix* Sol** * The Rev. Daxdd B. rarnefii, b* putting together," Meltier laid Williams J ' ; Superintendent nf pastor of the Chriatian and Mis­ “ it la even Impoaaibl* for tix t« *I'ublu InatrucUon It T . 'til^ r* . Mm sionary Alliance Thutch uaed e* clean up evrept nn the weekend, Mr, Gertrud* |lmgf#M«r. hi* subject yexterday. "Th# Kind herauxe of th# dlaruption of our Relwtra Stex*ns of the Remlnol* of Thanksgiving That ii not De­ setup at present,” he commented. High School staff, and W illu l*apendent Upon Circumstances •• “ We haxe a r#»nrd of a 32 week cork rashier of th* bank. nixid*d into two groups, th* Thanksgiving Day ie a celehra- operation with oo loia of work tion peculiar tn thie great nation1and time nn the part of our em­ a*rond tour of th» bank was mad* it Mtiaard as Page right) | ploy#*." said Meltier. "even in tb* conducted by President *nd LaeWer Paatock of the uatik * far* of these eimxded e«ndilinns." f f of officials. W# are finding it n*eenarv tn ,u [tails, l oop, the bank s personbuy our material* such •• elnih, •1 loan officer eiplamod th. ..p»rthread, buttons, boars, end ol’-rr *' Iren »in item, that g . Into the manufacture • »""the nt seniors. ,h* ,#a?- “ itold I'd like to inipie'V of th.-xe item*, on a week i-x-orc ' ,p..n >..u the value of Ukii.g r*** basis because of th* lark of stor­ '■ of your tradit, far »• « " " " age spar*, h* aiplalnrd. know when you will nerd It. However, eur tales ar* expand­ Froen nn* sid. of me bank t« ing but our operating unit Is nnt th* other, th* atudent* got Drst expanding with them, tha local hand information od tb* » » 3 * Hanford Manufacturing Company lank opeiatea. It* prdtrie. and head rommrnled. Me are turning how accounts, loans, saving*, ami down order# retry day heeaui# other aervloa ara handlnd. “ H s th. f**l af money that of this rendition and wo have been looking at this tarn* future really lmpres»*m m*.” oo# student for |h* past tia or seven months, u*i heard l*lting another "I did­ n't know they had *o much *f h« xatd. Explaining hi# n**d fnr tpars, it h're." Meltier said that four times the •pat* la nreded fnr tb# packing trie *»«!rig maehiiv#.1 department, three times the epa-e Hyman Meltier. father of tha for the presting department, three local head. I* president «f lh» mor* huge cutting tables are nerd parent organliation and al*n of ed tn keep tip with Uih* demand the barfnrd Manufarluring To. for eur product which hoars Ihe •Jerry” 3l»lli#r said. “ We do ail ram* "Sanford”. In addition, said of our buying, wherever pnmblr, I MelUer, four new machine# are*on in-ally fnr w* htllret In spending ! Cm way her* and I have no place our money for materials whet* ] to put them. it wiil do lh* most good. "Wa hav* an annual payroll row Rut, our hlg problem la this, be of a naar quarter million deHart explained, wa ar# op#r*ting with i and w* expect t* employ at least 9.000 fret of floor apar* where w# ' one third mere people Immediate­ need upward of 10 to 19 thousand. “ Certainly, w* ara honeful of ly when w* get Into a new build­ ing,** Meltaer commented. solving our prnhlrnti her# In *1 am her* ta eupervise th* Ranford. #i»d stay h#r*,'' Meltter orerall operation,” he said. "M y ■aid. "W# Ilka It her# and *• hav# family haa bare (fi th!* bustnasa aa *werm«a* Investment. but wa h e T l years, m y grandfather wat a n il hav* apace nteoaiavr for aaa at tith* aur agoretire*," h Tb# A. mine'# I'otniv Junior • imhe* ot Cnmmere* will not hold .clr r.-j Isr Thursdsv lunrh.ron meeting due t. the Thankxgivmg Day hot pay. kccfwdin; to Ihe Isvree Inures! d'teisl public .lion of (he local Junior rnsmber of rommerc# Or ganiri'n o the next meeting of the g.uiup «1*1 h* held on Thurxds), Dec I MrmS'r* .J th* local Javrce group *•• u r;rd to volunteer for xerxic* diamr the .layer* Met Ctsnlt Axsorlatinn t'hrtxtmsi Pa rede tlai*d for Kednasdsy, Nor 10. I M P tr. Rallovni will b# sold during Ihe psrad* to tsivc fundi tor the an nual Ocphsnx Shoopmt Tour Of final* xty that Ihe mre* balloons arid will msan mor* money thexe i l ildren will have to spend ” 4n appral la also being made for the loci! lavree memb*tx tn send m their rardi aialmg the houri Ihal can be worked by Ihe member during ,ih# "Mayfair tnn Opeo *. J ’ v cees are ••going ah out” l-i lend mg liteir aupt-urt to th* tourr ament Cabbage Acreage Shows Increase In Markef Area ‘Tahbate screax* xhnwt an In creaif in Ihe Sanford Market urea." arenrdtni lo Randy Ander •on. manager of ihr Tsnfnrd Rlslr Fsimnrs' Meikrl In Ms Ialtu1.ilinn uf fall crop irrraeo lo 1, B wti, ttireclor of ihe Florida Alai# Farmers* Markets. "Vegetable irreag* |w fh# Rin ford Oviedo Rlav la-Ijikc H .rt Iron", aa of Nnv I,” isid M snji'rr Sandy kndcrxon, ‘‘.hows *n In ere*re ,rf M l arret uver IP* cor responding period laH vesr ( auliflower acreage Increased ai acret ami Iceberg leitura 41 acres However, liter* is a dr ne*'* in olhcr items with beans showing the grratfsi with ! « acres less Ther* are tru e r dr. creases m criery, Boston Iciiuce, eaca role, rhickurv and rnmainr and other Hems The overall acre ate Nov. I totaled J.'.H acre, as eompaird 0* 1 171 acres on this dal* last vear A pari of lh* eel riy decrease is attributed to ihe l ake Hart acreage being convert ed to pail lira gr and therefore noi being farmed this year.” ‘ Last week the Rinlnrd Mar bet grntaed in #iea>( of 9M #nn for gn ItT packages Ig varwtiei of produce Rears, eelery, eorn, eunimheri, eocoreh# squash and citrus led tn robim#," Anckraon reported “ Rapidly hxcreeiing vedum* aI lh* Fort My art liata FariMrs* Market,“ ia repocied by Manarer H m ry BUI* Jr. “ However, prices ar* at such a low l#i*l on mn,i items growers are harel# reccn mg harvesting and parkaging ensia," ha said. 35 Congratulated Tb# Rverulive Officer al lh# Ranfnrd Naval Anviliiry Air h'a linn personally corgraluialed s#rh man in a 35-man grnup last week when they received certificates of advancement Commander It. C Cole* Jr., N A A R Kseeutiv* Offic*e pre,*nted the certificate* of #4v*nr*mfnt snd commended lh* group for Iheir iniiialiv*. For Florida, Cuba \k -h an cx»l ne !i •firtii«r f’»r ibe Stale nf i ' »n 1 *- f| fflf Ctik* a new induatn i> err; i1rd tn fmd with r-picenta' xt* tr a*pi­ mg throughnid th* va le an<1 nkrr the entire idand nf Cnlu •Vkiih mmpirt# confidence in Ihe fulure fm Flnnda and for Ihr island of Cuhs, * said W K Mr R 'Scrls. ilislribuinr fur the I'en man ruslom h till lire. • »c arc e,tahli*hing nur bimnco here to take rate of the expanding lra>le and Ihe continuing gt..nlh nf Ihe Stale ” Two rrpre.cni»iivc. nr Hunt ktcRohcitx Hmt,er.i;c t> ■ ui wilt liaiel Ihr entue area where the excluxue fianchts* tux been granted "With oxer 70 xcars com hmrd experience in Itie maa>r lire lndu*trtes of ihe rnuntrx,” •aid Mcflobeits who hradx lh* W at III* distributorship. “ *• ate •qtilppvd to icrve e irry tlr* need nf lh* entire area ” Rpecial reprc.enlaiii #i Pile F.merv and W. F ‘ Much" Biiller, will tra«e! for th* conerrn with K i'b j Fit*, sales rnordinstnr for Mi* firm. Pale Emery la s former Eastern Sales Manager (nr the lin k Cur pur at ion and ha. ipent Jt sear a in nn* of th* matoi lire Industrie* W K ' Huck'* tlullrr tpeiil ?J veai* with the mat-w rulilier conntrlaf of the nation. \k. k. MeRoherts, heading the fum. has (pent an additional 77 years with mamr mmptmea snd m husintM lor himself. Explaining lh* aHup nf thr ne.c nrganixalii<n eigx, r wring out of San lord Mr Roberts laid that there will h* a rompiei# w arebnus# •lock her* so Ihsl shipments ran lie inane In ail punts from lh* lo cal source. Me Rubella said " Penman Tire, are not new lire. It hat b* *n a quality lire for II .ears Ant he continued. “ It haa been our eon lent ion that tl* Denham tire Is a bit belter than the tun of Hm null due lo additional c.mtml during manufacture nf the Hr* and the additional m ipnlu n lha is glie# Iherti after manufacture '' Commneied lli» new firm hcatl I ( awlinned nn I'agr lighti Road Department Has Grass Problems ! etc t r ll.xm- ,-k a hn 1^ repnitej In the .«»cfn-d Naval \u srx tie Jt|alion, ha * bc'n 4*Atgr.cd duM *• . V sislact lip - s»inn* Ilff 1. *r , a'cnrd ing to an nnnA'intf*m*nt w *■!^ 'hf tha In. r a3 \ a4 v uf t%1f1at1 ^an fir Ha-mi . hv, t.c*n selected fnf rronuiiinn In Comirander, a nrdi<e In the wrekt* H* it i" - «if three t**1i* inter pilot* now ahn*rd the Wat S' \ \ A, In t ill. lU n'itrk entered th* * .«'* thtoiigh th# \‘a»at Cadet p.ngran, snd w ss first ass gnrd tn duly with R -u lme R-yuadm^ 7”. I m slalinn'.f st Norfaik, Va. rirx •p In T'fprdn Rquadrctl Fn ir, s mar J th# CRR tlangsr nperallng m th' kt’anlic, h* wax shifted to the Psrtf’c aboard IVg I -S ti nker lilt; and l*t*g M thu t SR Esse,. < * I.isir. Raiwrieh rstanayd ,ta thu ^tatra in If lb and atsTyirej 'itati ' N kAB Charlestown, t . I. a t f'i*raUM* Offirer. H* waa the* assigned to tb* t J"! Kfnrsvrg* fnr a tour of duCy af!*r which he attend'd th* Gen* era) l.in* School, later bwomief kdmlnltirativ* orf rcc nf HMD rrplcc Hralnlng Upit On*. In Sepl.nibr tn’.l Hamrick wag ssugne.l i„ llriicnpicr Rquadrmi Two at fjtkehurxt, N, J. II • inurnllale prior assignment, before coming In th* RsnforH N a . val Auxiliary Air Rlalinn, ws* ag ksslsl.nl Air Officer aimaid thu 141 .Midway. Landscaping Allen Appearance Of New Memorial Hospital FsnfmJ'* Rumtar atchlw**'* ■ere rWUghif it's lurpriaskl U n s sinking chaug* of s|<v<wianr* if*, ninth etevntinn oC th^ - eitnnnla I V i n l i kteoinrisl ||ns,.« I’sl for ii now h#s |hw s.t >rnu y sl'tV nf l**,l p m rt ,4 tha U p t. •cvqUIXg. PffisnaU ar* happy abmil lb* pcngPM* I hat. is g m1..I• and ar* hnpwful ibat ,j.- - . « wj|J ho ■vpnn fn* pilM ila early m Januacy. Raibwe than wwit for sprigging u» grox* *ud *,>**r (iw front groun.l* of lha building that i* nn » neanrg enmplellnn th# trust*** d« rld»«i In have soil laid, Thn gte'rt rwrfwlipg thus provided around th# allrartiva entrnnee i»i* off Ihu new e«lifIro in x fina contrail. In addition In the fi rrn*wrnr<i the,* a-* pliinifl.* palm, and aim* *hrui shrubs that aid their note* nf beauty. aivf 4 Tf> t hfi lb# «firi£ «r«r»ac ha* Hs1 ri*>n• *p 1 thu* «p(Tnlalfr #) «1« in haa h*. rx n'fml* ta It••**!» th# 1■malt p* tch> t <»f jf'iaB't f r nvkiiitf |hrrr II still a Tare# arrl if*it i»f tha fii uin.ta mui*'■ h# ief in !*’*n ntm tly In On* •itulh •ruf fa»uU *r*t uf tli» n r« •Inir luia T low r>| IXNIB halt Irfj'n !aift out •nd (h» i.rrni•1athn of th# . 11 to in*Ufa he]ai'hy ff planning bx mow your f»onl lawn makes you luesl, hist ihmh of th* pnblcma of Ihe Rial* Road Peparlrrent Last year th* maintenanr* rti vision of th* Road Depart men! mowed so average nf thrr* tlmrv th* I.V),0<«» srpias* arics sdjarent to stale h ( h a m -o r a fi fool wide stilp of » 'a u fil? iwv miles loof "Pie |11 mow ng units of the Slat# Rusd fleparlnicnl Iraxeted Ihe rqinva'en'. nf nsarlv !d Urn*a atnun.1 lh* earth n rr.-mtainlng th* grass right* nf * av along mm# than 12.fWO mllcx nf prim lev snd secop •Dry fiid v iccmdtng In R C Rsnncrman Jr maintenanr* *n ; neer Althn, i -i nesilv tPioisW annually !• *xp. n i d to maintain lh**# I'ghts of wav Ranneiman said, Ihe ccxl is a-.iv m oot compared In ihe taxiegs hum rroxlnp and olhcr growth for th* r mui lh at pi -■ damage to rnaj shoulder* which Is (4 nnlinurd nn 4‘ j g r t igbll prevented lav punt ne nf grasa. ★ ★ tAr ilkF# j i il tl 1 STSpr tya .^ i- M CM IHOLB JO S M T A L au ti ywatarua? W tiM M � 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, November 18, 1955 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 18, 1955. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 23-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 18, 1955; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/c74f0dabc9a15d4edb16615839abd06e.pdf b5631cd382ec2780be651c336c87b9ba PDF Text Text SAVE M ONEY jj& ON THESE LOW PRICE T H A N K S G IV IN G FROZEN SPECIALS SEABROOK FARMS “ 2 or FP°NCH STYLE BEANS -uETABLES PKGS. Pr.AS CHOPPED BROCCOLI in LIBBY? oz. CAN c SLICED Peaches 29 EA. MORTON’S OVEN READY C PUMPKIN PIE A FULL WEEK OF lV \ BARGAINS PRICES GOOD NOV. 17th THROUGH NOV. 23rd t h a n k s g iv in g ARMOUR’S STAR 16 - 20 LB. TOM TURKEYS KINGAN’S RELIABLE READY TO EAT 12 -1 4 LB. HAMS Kinjran’s Reliable Roll SAUSAGE SHUR FINE CRANBERRY OAK HILL LB* ROLL . t u r k e y s 29 LB. EACH DEJJCIOUS BAKBKQUKD ON - THE • SPOT FRYERS *1 .69 WILSON'S CERTIFIED CELLO FRANKS LYKES SUGAR CURED SLICED WILSON’S CERTIFIED P IC N IC SAVE 30c ALSO FRESH WHOLE PORK LONG ISLAND D U C K LIN G INSTANT THE BEST IN WITH THIS COUPON STEAKS LEAN MEATY NECK F.F.V. CHOC. CHIP FRESH CHESAPEAKE feAY ONLY SHORTY SWIFT'S JEWEL FRESH OCEAN SPRAY LIMIT 1 WITH ORDER PLEASE- CHOCOLATE VANILLA YELLOW Cr y s t a l s LIGHT BROWN DARK BROWN CONFECTIONERS d ix ie PKGS. GREEN SHIELD LONG GRAIN BUSHS BEST LARGE BOX NORTHERN PAPER FRESH LOCAL TENDER 49 LB. 39 - �I Weather TOOK n v t f t f u Pxrlt* ctnad* rewtral jvxrtV** tht* tllfl no.'ll, tonight ami i’ride, with ■enter temperature* Lvxight and Prtday. D(FINDS TOUK ftlCli* TOKM W l H A N FO RD . F1A)M1DA V OLUM E X L V I Kiwanians Have Ladies Night Patrons Of Ritz Theatre Will Vote For Personalities Ona of th# moU Interesting features of th* National Audlenr* Award* elertton hrtnr cunfntly conducted through Nor, 77, In which patron* of th# Ritz Theatre will participate, la th# a#l##tlon of th# molt prnmiiinjr new mala ami female pcr«nna'ltlr». Thouianda of aspiring actor* ird attic**#* «torm th* Hollywood Itudies #*rh year for teat*. »a'd Hr rb Roller, manager of th* Rita Thratr* h#ra. R#latlr*ly frw ar# ilgnrd to rontract*. ha *ald, and onlr « »oall p#rc#ntag# of th f #0 reach ilardom. Hich coit of film production make* director* reluctant to ca*t pew far#* in »t«llar rol#* because of th* uncertainty of th#lr a#* ccptanr# hy th# public. Thl* audime# ctaetlon, Marag#r Ro!l#r *aid. wdll gtv# director* a dear* cut indication of what new peeton* hare public appeal. Moviegoer* demand nrw face*. Canting dlr#ctor*. therefore, ar* al#rt for new talent. Stnce, how. ever, ra ttin r director* ar* not infallible, public expression of It* choice among th* new personal!tic* I* expected to bring t* tight the hidden potential of many pew player* and thu* accelerate their ri*e to atardom. Collins Says Track To Have 'New Look’ LONOWOOD— A va»t program af improvement* and adiition* la virtually complete a t lha SanfordOriiad* Kaon*| Club where Jerry Collin*, well-known racing exerjtiro ha* taken over a* new op­ erator under a 2f>-yn*.* !#•*# agree­ ment. 0)11tcv* M f, tit* track will hair* a “new look" when the 9g-<Uy ateol open Itec. id. Central Flor­ id* raring fan* ran get a preview of th# modernised plant dm mg srhootixy rare* which atll run foe two week* atarting Dec. It. A full errw of workmen writ! ha b«pt buay putting on the fintihlng touche* hefnrw th# tn&faSA ramp*hew n m t i info action, toil the mafia* Jnlw have been a m pk tr t at ttrfa early data. Th« d u n r * Include a now odda board on the hack-atreV-h. a new rabbit rail, a completely new racing atrip which ha* hem »id#*x#d and rai*#*i a1mo*t two fret, • new jttdga’a (land atop th* grandatand together with a new ^ lo finnh camera booth, a n#w ting ayatani both, on th* track and in the grard«t*nd, a new pwhlie midrt** and Intermm ay*Wen piu* a eomplet* redemrating and refurbishing job on aziatiag aactlona of th* plank Collin* make* no effort tn hid# hi* pl«a*urna over the rr#wH* of th# «weeping alteration#, commeeting. "I'm pnejd of th# way thing* are taking ahap*. and I heHer* th* fan* ar* going to Me* it ton.” <. Th# Diitnct Governor of Ktoeani« International. Flood* Dtatnrt, «pnke la*! right at tha annual Lad.#» Night rclroratwii af to# San­ ford Klwani* Club. Thom** W. McElry, vica-pcaatdent of tha Httra-Tampa Cigar Company of Tampa, with a 24ie*r mrmberahtp in th* Ktwanla Club, told an audienca of nearly 200 that “you yet heartwarming a**urance nbrn you *e* Klwan1* •ervicc rome in contact with the real need." Introduced bv U . Gov. Ralph Auttut Smith, MeEIvy praued the local citle club for It* actlvite*. ' I know that I am on the »un»et *ide of my year a* your District Gotentor, hut I like to pr*i*e ihn»e who have done exception*! work in carrying out th* Kiwanu plan of **rvlea." Speaking on the aim* of th# Kiuam* Club* throughout It* Inter­ national organuatinn. MrEIvy told the Pariah House audience. "Since October 12, IASI, I've »een a kit of Kiwanu in action. You get thrill* amt kuplraton out of that service that wilt com* from no ether aource." Attending tha Sanford Ktwanis flub a Ladiea Night event aa gueat* of th* local club ward Rua•ell A. Cole, of tha Downtown Orando Club, and hia wife; Carol (Tutm ai, of the St. Cloud Klwania Club, and hia wtf*; and William L. Wright, of tha New Smyrna Beach Club, and hi* wile. Seated at the he/d t a fate war* Thomai W. MeEIvy end *tfe, Ralph A. Smith and wile, Rapert Strickland and wt/t, Roy Brawloo, E l Un* and wife, A. L Wilson and wife, F. B. Surgkie and wtfe, and Roy Mann and hia wif*. The annual avant waa climaxed with entertainment ataged by Ed Lao*. H# introduced Julia Byrd and Pat Couln, who danced and tang tfMir way through an unuiually anfayahto portion of th* evening. BUI Worth anterlained with aongi, and Bryant Harmon furniahad MW laugh* with hk Imttattoa*. Frieda MoviefandRide-In Screen b Changed To Cinemascope Mm widely pwbMrtoatf Cinemamope wfl become a part of th# f armland Rida-In TheHr* Sun­ day wfmn H * ■antMckUn" la featured an to# acreeit there hi a two-day ahowtng with Burl Laivca*ter and Diana L # n Mmad In The brand new aerwaw at the MorMand Radn-ln nwaawrw* M (cat m width and IS tort ta ImtgM. which bai bean IctUliad along with th* modern R. C. A. aoamd and projaetton equipment, under the direction af W. D. "Bill" Hoff­ man. RCA Knjinaar, who la a facml raaident. Th* InaURaUon wa« romplatad by R t f c r l H attrie Company. Mi* Cinamatenp* acre an I* Just one of tha many modem Improve­ ment* that h n mada B aris fatng mom anjoyablt. ★ ★ ★ < TH ITHBPAY, N O V EM BER 17, lalt4 T 19.VS le t a e d W irt =at=- 111 * s No. 32ft. le a n in g s Randolph Be C of C Speaker Local Group Fortunate Seminole County Blood Test Survey I Is launched Today Annual Meeting Slated For Dec. 6 Latlimore Stresses Vegetables, Fruits Must Be Inspected With th# lasting of John W At * *#!f.attend#,| m##th Mmch, rh a ltlisn of the Board of | F *vm Th# prtm ipal «p#*L#r for Ih# h# Seminole i nuntx snmial oi»#|inf «,f lh# Scminot# B'ir#au Tu-*d*v nlghi. Florif* l>»COMMIH.HIIINKR MKIfttll Mil l NTKKRR—Chairman of the Hoard Coon'.y Commmlorwr*. the Semi­ *f County Cemml*aionett John \V. Mauch become* th* fir«t pum a nole County Blood Bank Te*i SurCAunty C!)#nb#r of I oinrocir# aitl px lm#nt of igrintltur# r .'ira r *l in Seminole County ta volunteer for a dual-check blood l«*l in tha *#y wa* officially launched Uulay. h# a noted airlin#* »\#rulite, * Fnp#rvt*or tl I xi'io-or# *lr#«*#4 countv-wid* Blood T#*t Sutler being *oon*oi#d hr th# County Th# lurxay, which t* being con­ 'ormer mrmbrr -if Ih# Cnitrd Ih# ItitpCflion of fruit* and v#r»Health Unit. Shown givinr Mri»ch the blond t#»t are Mr*. Ilulda ducted to delect tatea of itiabcir* Flat#* fTongre**, and an nu(*‘.amt- Uh!#» h-ad#<l for ni*rl»t« thin ighKthbee. Public Itralth Nur*e. nnd Mr*. Arthur Beckwith Jr., Sur­ amt lyphlli* among person* who aulh th# country, ipg induttiial |#*il#r. ar* not aware of their condition*, vey Clerk. (Photo hr Jam»*onl J#nnlng* flatidolph, *>*l*ta»t In hollowing # #<•»#»-d <|i*H pip. will ron,.nu* through Saturday, Ih# pr#*id#nt of r#pital V t irrt, ;-#* *ervad la th# Fut *■# F*>m#ra Dec. 2 a foim#r cong,#nm#n, »nl *r. B "c *t Sawiinale II gh ftrhail On the fir*4 Iwo day* of the »urrtaimtd a* on# of \itt#tira'* more than 7.S mrml>#ii of Ih* xey lb* blood testing teams will mn*l itiinulatiiig *pcal#r*, will 5#mirot# County drganiuillnn t<* tn operation at various points sddir-a Ih# a-irita! Cnfo ni»#tuig gi-#t#d th#ir p#w Roatd of D rla Midway, Canaan, Roseland *l Ih# Mayfair l»n Tu#*d*y rMoii »>rl#d at . previous m»*tPark and in I.ake Monro* from #v#ninr. D#C. A, Irtntdixz to an ,Rg. Th# n#wr Scmirol# Count* 4 p. m until a p. m. Sslnriav. Nov. Ik. th# survey will be in Capital Airllnr* executive Jenn- • iinniin> anirut today hj luhn K'lt- harm ll.iirou Boaid of Director* psiiick, rhaiimail of Ih# An­ » '•: W. W. I.in*. pra*iricnt; Chat!#* operation in Sanford with testing Irg* Randolph. • Reipooi* tn tha appeal lor Stalina* set up on Sooth Sanford imat Sleeting Comniitt##. I aw*on, vi< # pi#*id#nt; llo' n-r float* and participation in tha Ave. and o*i West IMh St from I Randolph, of \V#«t Virginia, I'aiier, secretary-treasurer; FtmJavree-Merchant* Association Pa­ 10 a. m. until S p. m, *#r»#d t l year* In th# lion*# of »r Mluhel, chairman of publicity Florida's Sale rade hat been something terrific," (Can'iaued an Page f ight> rnnimlll#. *nd R. II Mulrh»*4, During th# second week nf the said Jaycce rhrutm t* Parade O f U.S. Savings H. R. McGill, Tmii Melvin, R F. surxay, th* K am i Will be opera­ Commitiea Chairman Ed Hunt t*t Roechick, and P. It. Tauter, aa day. "Wa expert Hi# biggest and ting la Ihe Goldsboro and George­ Bonds Increasing I member* I .Ini an t Garter ar# be»t parade ever held In .Sanford." town sect mol of Sanford, white th# ' -erxirg !hr|r fourth terms in ofOrtotier continusd tK* year'* third week will b* devoted to the Hunt remarked a* be told of tha ! fir#. rexued plan for Its* price* to ba Miter rommuniitaa in the rounty trvnd of record breaking purand in downtown Sanford A rom- rha*#« of U. ft. Sating* Rond* ac­ p I. W#*l. of lh* Florida Cltr-1# awarded Ihi* year. i *"d Vegrtabt# Divlxlon, to b#ar "Due hi thg Iremcndou* rwa- plat* schedule lor the third week cording lo W. A. Patrick Cb»uA *earrb ll on for Semlnol# pon»e." Hunt said, “tt ha* baan tratmg stations will bt released man of the Semlnol# County VoI out th* *lat#n**nt mail# hy It. luniecr Saving* Bond* Gommltl##. County'* outstanding young man nece**ary to reus# the awards •t a later data. 1 latiimur* #f th# Florida Depart* "Salsa In Ftoiida wer* lA.OiO,- An Oi*en»boio. Ky man. In San- m-„t nf Agrirutlur# told th# memExeryon# In tha county t* urged af th* year wh* will receive th* so that axerynn* will hav* an op#42. an inciea*# of 21 per rent •ord »lne* Oct S. torta.v open* n#w 1 la lake advantage of this wonder­ portupity iu compel* in the par'•"’•perlion of fruit* ant Junior Chamber of Commtrc* Dis­ ful opportunity to find out for aura over last year a id th* Slgh-st otfirei in the Mcixrh Budding for xrgclahlr* i* #ntfi*ly voluntary ad#." tinguished Service Award. Cash award*, reported Hunt, about hia health at no mmi la bim- •ale* for the month imr* 1911," fail ln*n inmpany formed recently. and benefii# th* faimer." Official nomination blank* can b* will be dlvidrd between th# mar- tail during this blood test ram- Ilia report said, "and hrtiyg* a»r Robert K Mahan, with I* year* Aw award wa* pir*rnted th# «Ut# sole* to I ’g.iiTn.ua for th* c ip e iie n .t in IH# need* *nd w»nl« local farm nrgatnaatlon on behalf picked up at th# Jayra# Infoima- rhant* and the civie, fraternal and paign. year to (A L 21.” cf borroy era. open* th# Seminole "f the American Farm Tttu«a* lion Booth at th# Intersection af church urganiiatiooa. Priiaa far “Whila Florida seen*# a*#ui#d lA*n C*ri<n(alion at 2<>2 Meiach Frdaiattan for tha part platad the float* entered by merchant* Nerlh Park Ava. and S#mlnola ‘ #f win ba, 140, flrat priaa; W , iaa**4 fa Jhf revet,l drive fne a tw ^fati. Boulevard.. prtae; and US, far third p rti* „ , — . , 'l l m i 'memlwrshlpr Th# S»mtrnt# Deadlin* far batlotlag In th# Im­ small Inar con pany i«*ulng wan. ro.mty F#rm ftoreae ha* MA Pntr* for th# floau entered hy Py mi. a I r**,,r ""hiiba *Ut1 I* portant selection from th* com­ rivK. fraternal, and aburch na •jp In It P member* at pr#*rnt. t h»v# h*#n munity 1* Dec. IS. prior J Mahan said that ganiralfan* will he tha lim a * year*' *ala« palntH, at# fifalling Icoming lo Florida fur trir iu ll R'pnrta from Bonn#* f'aiivr Member* of the Seminole Coun­ tho#c for the merchant*. . . i n d turn Mcl 's i n on th# f la m Honda mM*ed*la ar# Ih* people somewhat aliort of Ihe th1* billion i*ur* and m parting through g.rw rg„l f ,lhn, h ,, . Judge* will choosy the tarsout ty Junior Chamber of Commerce, object)*• aet hr lh# Treasury flir to like Ihe ntv "He added. "I h.va, * , r„ hr-ld. Th, ^ Tod, aloag with tha" official* of th# ralegt>rie* on IS* haws of tha who ean make Dee. I a iucre*«ful farm |h# organisation, urga th# ritiien* of float* butt depleting the them* af St) (Elf# Driving) Day amt with­ ItlfiS. AImhiI la) million of aikle.l been m rorrspondrncr too. with •ale* will t>* n#e*i*-<l In reach the Semin#!# lb# parade. " I r t* Put Oirfrt out Ihtlr help all th# appeal* will the fteminol# founty Chamber n f' a**orialton. Seminole County to tak# part in l»lt#r hy th# wayiidf. declared national goal, Palltrk *aid. Cuiuinr.ee tor th* P**t eight or Official* point out that many th# rbooking of th* rnmmunity.t R#rk Into (linitm aa." "We ha*a had *taM* pricaa for In addition to «*<h awariia, pri­ Stale Hignway Patrol Director It. n:n* mi.nlli* " outstanding young man of th# the peal Ihirw y#ars. Ilia over all "Tit# ptograa* "f Ih# city of fan »f Ih* Florida Farm Bureau sign* ce* will Is# awarded to the beat N K!rair.xn today. yaai. wiih mrrulirr* nainr on them ham costumed individual and th* beat Kirkman mad# Ihe rtaletnrnl at ro*t of living aliuwing lass than 'urd and It* ire* a* well *• the tint aa y#| h ^ „ ,,jr i r,| up decorated blcyrla. First priaa will ha app* il#*l 4* moloiiita lo fain i I per rent fluctuation," I’arti. k forward hoiking future here helped memltcr* are a<rad to v*i their iwnnted mil, "and ar* now enjoy-1 a Blue Ribbon white the the i#cnnd annual on# day nation r invince me that I -«anted In enme Herlong Will Return raceix# •erond prue Will he a Red Ribbon v.tde drive, urging drner* and ped .ng Mi* highut le*H nf perumal I,. Sailfo H and grow ellh rrowlnr • igna at th# n r,i mvcling. income m history, amt we hope award. cumm’imly,". Mahan To Capitol Soon , , ,who i* _ _pic* In order Sir the two group*, hs- ntrian* to take it ea*ier on then 1th# Anierkan people will pot awray | . . . leek towird Iti* hoepdal and the In Saving* Bond, vnm.gh «.f tha.r M l-nan 1 <**"'■ Congr#r*m*n A. S. (Sydl Her(Coatlnard aa Pag* Eight) graveyanl earning* lo m#«l th# Tiaaswry * »t|n". ‘ a'd long Jr., today announerd from hi* Mahan ahn la married ha* al "W# will hay* w.lh n*. two kind* Lreiburg office that he will return ready m .\#d his family k* Sanford •J dm ar* and two kmda of pad**to Washington on Nnv. 22 to *p#nd Miss H. Appleton and has p.irrhaxed a home at 2ktn inane m Dae. t. the tame aa Thanksgiving with hia family He ;very o'.h*r day in the week---- . J. S. Owen Reports Key Are Wii!i him ar* hia wife rill remain in Washington for flic t o Deliver Public Heha and nine-yaar-old daughter, (oHcwtnt t*n warka to attend ea"Hia earaful mnlonkt and tha Ann Lecture Here vutiva aaiaton hearing* of the Eadea'I-cara Ion*# nut behind lb* For Squadron Duty The M-yaar nl<l loan company #xThe official publication of |h# rite Tac Sibcommitte* of tha Th# effective*** of prayer In ttaariog wheel: th# two type* nf J*rr*s S . Owen, personnel min Hbute Wata and Mean* Committee, heating problem of dally life will prdnlrian*. will he there loo. the second tie**, DSN'. »on nf Jam#* crullxa waa formerly connected American hiahman Rreeder* Aawith lh-* InterMale Fmanca Cocpor* of which hr ia a member. he the topic of a fire pjhlic I*#-'quick and Ih# dead C Owen of t i t ’. Magnolia Ava . and allon for IV yew* where he gained a wialbm. the "ABBA New*", .fa. white M behooye* ui navar husband of Ihe former Mias Gladys a thorourn knowledge of lb* tww i vote* Its enttrw front pag# to a Ilarlon; attu stated that hi* !•#»- tur# on fhri»ti*n Rcienre l« ha pelnr# hhuwtni the ptocntiim q „p |h# „ ppoMun„ , ,0 l|v R Kama nf Buffalo. N Y. r*p.a1ed rower*' need* burg office wilt remain open aa u* Helivared In Sanford. Sunday. Nov. of award* far th* f f,jmp|(in bull by II* rn Appleton of Rollon, $| |o )nu (o , t ^r jr0ur n* li the Naval Air fttatlon. Jackson­ Lai unit! Dec. IS Th* DDtrirt of­ "I cam# In Sanfoid fa't ahead of ••f Ih# National Brahman Show fice will b* itaffed hy %lr*. Audrey uMi#. L ’ Appleton * • nno“,K,d Ha*P seth and., Dei 1 ville, Oct 17 lor duty with t'nm- th* busy rtirbtm as aearon when which w*« won by Frnporer Mam# will *p#ak under ,hf ,, whf|| , C. WiPlamson and Mist Carole poiita Squadron 41 we ran next serve the needs of lh#) JHh. threw,ear-old hull nwnrd ” Wratherly. who wtU handle any pro­ Ih# »u*pir*« of Flr*t Churrh of l . - j .# •• Th* aquadrrn provide* aerial local fittrenh ' Mahan said. to A Duda *nd Son* of Go'o* ’ blems which may art*# Hi the Dis­ rhrt*l. ftcientitl In th# fteminol* j photographic rcronnaiisanrr In th# Thr nrw local ricrtillxr taut that Shown In the picture ar# Ifnrar* High School auditorium at 1 P. m. , **^1##. fa • • appeal Gort Poltrict during the Congressman'* ah fleet, and drtxrhmtnta aarx* a ha ia a member of Ihe Elk’* (Tub. Fulford. herd>man Dr. Eugenia Her .object will he Christian *r!*.,,17 board altark aircraft cam era when­ ftriencr: A Religion of Demon I* to sh>w that moloriil* and p* ever rwq-i.red by Nival Commltl tha Ms ■•Mr Older, American te herro, Bogota. Columbia, S A ; gion an A g. amt lh* Yrterana of preenting a *H»#r plate awarded dastrlant ran reduce Irattic arclttrnhle Prayar. i . . . manta hv Ihe viji * Fair, lo Ferdinand Foreign XXat * A member of The rh r|,ti* „ b»r ' K«,r lh“ (.'ompnaM# ft<rnailrnn AJ waa farDuda, an owner of the hull and Th« oid. of office* in Ilia Xtn« Science Board of l-ecture.htp. »b*. *' f »B * f»««ureH on one m a r ly stationed at lh* Sanford rh Buildi.tg hax* hern attractivelv | Bran W I. Stangei nf Tcva* Tech, Appleton la rurrent|y an a nation- ***• **** rtn * h* reduced on N aval Auxiliary Air Station. furnnh.d and eq.npped Thr inml nologiral C.illcs*. l.ubtvwk. inwide tour. Prior U> dtvoting h#r wary day of lh# y#ar '* Before entermg the Navy in Sept­ t rn fil'bP * are driigned for pn imrinlrmtrni of the livestock show, ftn, th* veteran Patrol Director full time to tha pracUc# of Christ­ who | | preaanlinR thr champbii* ember fain. Omrn wa* graduated ■air r m ullation* ian ftciexca. *h# waa Dean of th* nad lha»e au|grstiona: Ob«*rv* Irom Ovltdo ll:gh School. •hip banner on behalf of the FanI eland Power* School of the ‘' rir,l,r ,l1 ^ Xm»rtian lux n in e k Kx,»i»itJnn. Theata, in Boaton. She la a form-1' •« dfivar. and ped*.Flxewhcre in the official put,!), ar Second Reader af Tha Mnth.r *K» ,ul1 »'»*ntion cation of the cattle induilry. a Church, The Fliat Church ef i ‘0 drtv'ng and walking picture I* liman of tn# winning Christ, Sciential, In Boston, Mata "In oEiar wo"dl", said Kirkman. hull along w.ih a atory shout tha "drlxs and walk th* way you'd »urce*a of th* National Brahman • ant othara In drfx# and walk." Show. Colbert Completes Thrt* died, fifty-an were Injured fh» inl#re<t shown in Brahman n 112 acndenti tn Florida during • atUe among Florida ratllemeq Special Course lb* samo 24 hour period last year. wax evidenced b, the number of A spec u i rmirs* in iaW* manag*1 lurid* people at Ihe Tx’xa* show. ment ha* been completed by P. H. ri.Ibert local auperintendant far Boy, 16, Stabbed Mrs. W. D. Adams Gulf Life Insuranca fompany at tha firm’* n.m# n'ftra fa Jarkaanvitla. Twice By Colleague Appointed Head Advance atudlca ta programming A Ifayeir-old boy It being ronIlia lniur.-nr* heaaflta and nthar fined In an Orlando llotpital after Of Sewing Group pbaaaa of Ilf# inaurgnra aervlrr* being i?*itck In the head with a *era ron-tjrtad by apacialiata fa ■hovel hand)# and atabbad twira Mr*. \V D. Adam* ),** h#en hy a 14-ycar-ola boy. appointed rhalrman of th# »#w-inj llfesa fia.di Th# Incident, ocruring to tha commiltw# for th« ft#irino|# Mem­ ■oath and nf th* rounty. happened orial Hospital WomrtTi Auxiliary, 1 Arrest Recorded IM* morLing according tn a rait wa* announced to«!ay hy Mr*. A. W, Epp. Sr., president of tha Only inn (raffle a m at * a i re »ori raretvad In thn fteminol# Coun­ auxiliary. cordad In the Sammoln rminty ty Rhnrilf'r nfflcn. Mr*. Ailamt ean he rearhH h'» Rasawu far Mtn Attack mi tha Sheriff* office yesterday mnriag calling talephona number IWg-iv. Deputy Sheriff Skrrtff A. E. Evan* & {'t-hny kf th# 14-yaar-wld SanSh* ha* Issued a eall fur mencharged M am IdawNn i f Sanford, lord pautb k i l l nnt keen daiarmtobars af Ui* auxiliary l<> *»w for a eagre laborer, with eareaalro ad. tho koopital on Tuogiloya and apaod. Arrordtog la Ike report by Tha fa. .dent to being raferTad In Thurklay oithec at lh# hospital or th* lamfaot# Gounly Juvenile JudCvana, Edward* w u Irayalmg at al hcwxxe. Sewing may ha pick#d a apeed up to SI mdaa par hour at f t , Emrxt Rnuahnidar up *4 tha west entrance u thn •:M p. n . yaatardar, W aAaa aoet ROBERT B. MAHAN. SHOWN AT BERK nf private roniatknkfan hospital am kbaaa 4 * fi after t l bnadB «l B n M a l i Lana Owpnnartaa. (VkaAn h r Innaannal to »• V -~ . Public's Response In Parade 'Amazing' Local Outstanding Young Man Of Year To Be Chosen Soon Robert R. Mahan Opens New Offices For Loan Company m'S-0 Day Successfuli A. Duda & Son's Prizewinning Bull Featured Publically V : *• 1 �*- • p tfK tlP *«M0 CCUM MX memoto but XM 0ro«n» ruTT-hglTCFF MUUM C* w o n ' thw0*«**fT *» ICtttCtOM- iOXAV ] O H VOUO WAV 1. HOME FPCM \HCC* Cfc*e m ih g mc r A S r o o t . OF < . w H i r g Th r e a d l . NUW3C1? f c o r t ? BLOHOtC <•COC.OfAq.-l n e a ts Peb BlUt.CDftH. A. ■<tcu>*j.co*tir ] WHAT COLOP THOEAO PC VOU WISH J u k Robinion of the Dodgers has been played four position! in five World SfHe» — fir»t baa* in 1947, »econd bai# in 1949 and 1952. left field in 1953 and third hate in 1955. k T h a n k >c u | OCAD vouRE 1 SOSWECT PUOPUf TAH , - r ' O U T t> O i c M o c a e goav ANOBOOWM I « I T * A U . R'-JriT, - t M C N T COST L 3 A C a N T i T , ZOO S - V» H At T O AM M t g f . . . aen H —Li'Lcm w ...NOUCANT r ICPBW THAT SIARJ |—Iw/fTr CA^SB -B sC g FT S E A T IN ' L * JT H g 5 S 3 J O S U J k l >H iry'ins V.SMOW ZK3GY ,iwe MOOT. / HOW FAQ >OU CAN LEAH BACK f FAQTHEP' 51 FA R T H IP / rrh l<MB.KETT. MJWSTHCNIW • BWTMOAV j CHAtQ.' > K y /A a T V iB ^ -V ; CHANGE. is FAi.L'N'G ) SEE,MOM f'WWATD lTBH.VOUf'7VS C MA<Q IL PA'/ O c i r o P M / t— - r - r * . p c x ic trs --- 7/-—f wow/ F ■Ji f c q rrsgLF n u h n o tim b a . . ( WHArA V haul *. florid*, whirh hai the oldest history and the newest population of any state In the union, la rapid* ly rhanflnr far*. Author Budd 5<hulberr make* this statement in the Devember Issue* of Holiday blagaiine, and write* further that the fusion of thhe Old South and the restless North it rapidly producing a new kind of Slate. In fact, he con­ tinues, Ktnrida it to the United State* today what the United States was to Kurope a hundred years ago; a melting pot, a fron. tier, a place to improve your health nr your tuck. In the feature article, entitled •"The New Florida**. Schulberg discusses the spectacular Florida growth and the well publicised tourist trade that account for the boom whirh ran h# felt through­ out the entire state Middle West­ ern production skill* and New England education are being put to work at a less frantic pace, non­ existent bark home, he writes, and “your Florida booster usually turn* nut to bn a fellow who finally got tired of the winters on the Crest lakes, or just mov­ ed his family down from the Brona'*. “K ing-siae frustrations, o r yonthful dreams nf glory, no m at. ter how grandiose or touched with madness, have a way of tak­ ing mot and enjoying fantastic growth In Florida**, writes Schul­ berg. “ People of rare daring have found in Florida a last frontier to challenge their'will and resour­ cefulness." The feature presentation covert the history and development of the state from it* sleepy, subtro­ pical beginning* to it* flourishing present with four hundred of the moat luxurious hotels in the world rreating a gleaming seven-mite Gold Coast along Miami and Mi­ ami Beach. le g a l Notice mstii'E nr a r r i.ir atiuv foe T a t IIEKII the-* ise.ia Florida Mialute* of IP*** NOTICE Ih H E R M I T OIVEX T h a t E ll a (lralrhen K lrchhnff tb* holder nf the fnllnwtng c e rtlflra le ha* filed 'said r e r l l f i r a t e for t a i deed In be l » * r d thereon. Tb* re rtlf lc a l* num ber a n d . y e a r nf letuanc*. th* description nf tb* p r o ­ p e rty. and th* aasa* In which II wea aaaaaaad *>* a* fnllnwai Certificate N*. t l T e a r e f 1*hM- *DF4tcn,inrVnN' u r ' V n o p r i t T T i t-«i* 1*1 F r a n k t . W oodruff-* Pubdlvislaa Mat Booh a F a t * 4* Nam a In which aiseaaed T- F. F a ir child a l l nf said p rn p e rty being in lb* Cnuhly nf Semlonlt, P la ta nf Flnrtd*. r s l a a a a urh r e r t l f l 'a t a shall be redeemed S r r n r d l n e to law Ih* prnpariy d,e. rlbed In aurh r e rl l f lr a l * will b» sold In Ih* h l ( h eat bidder a t th* front dnpr nf th a a.m lanl* Caunly Cnurt i|*Oaa at Panford, Florida, nn Ih* first Monday In th* mnnlh of Pe. ember, 11*1, which It Ihs l l h day e f p sc smbac. m l (>j j t l 4 d this Ird d a y of Kevsmhsr. (Official Clark's Baal) n P. Herndon Clffh^ a r » u l t _ C a u r t . garniI* Couaty, F i e r i Ai p t i o m n r m o f k r t t i Be* I t *4 r h N of I t Cor nf ■ w t i p#tIlon • T o e a t h l p t l n i l . whirh I* ih* l l h day ef pa*, amber. |» l l . Peuih fiana* I I Kail. Bun W f'eied thlo I r d d a y *f Narember, s i : t o n S i t ' b i . f c h k t% Cl, a tn Beg. (O ffirm C lerk 'I Pcal) N a m , in which assessed Julia O F. H a m d en ' ' b r a n d y All n f aald prupe ity being Clerk C.lrcull Court, garni- ip the L’o e a t y nf a*aua*ie. aiat* ant* Caunly, Flarld* nf Florida Unlee* au-b <erllflc»l* shall b* radaamed accnrdla a la law NOTir*) o r APPLICATION POM lb* property deerribed In curb cerllflrai* will he enld I* the higheel t 4JL lir.M) bidder al tha fro n t dn*r nf the i f n i "*■ * D " i 4 i 9tal»la* ef Peminnl* O u n t y Coort llnue* *• Panfnrd, Florida, nn lb s ftrot Mon­ NtiTicH i p i i r . n K B r o t v e x T hai Niila K i r r h h n f f th* holder of day in lb s m nnlh Of Uertmhar t t l l . which la th a t l b day a t Decth* follnwi*e csrllflca l* has fll*4 *ai4 c e r l ld r a t a for t a t dead to be amber. IH I. ^ I is led t h li t r d d a y *f Navambar. [•sued thereon Th* rertlflcal* r u m bar sad ye ar n f laauaar*. th* dta(Official Clark's Paall rrlpllea nf th* property, and tha O P . H e rn d o n M m * In which It waa aeeaaaed e ra aa fnllnwai c l e r k Circuit Court, garninnl* County, Florida d k k >r. ‘ Bmllg • A - Dry With WILSON - MA1ER ~ Tkree Gl's Juil back from ovtrteas went into a restaurant and found the only available table occupied by a •pim terlv mi**. Wanting n little pi lvney, they decided to eit down, hoping MB bv their ronvemUoa to ntako V V her finlth up and lean la'a . 3 g } « hU,nL' flr.t GI eaid, “Boy, life ' W f KoTW oversea* euru wa* tough. I I/k , didn't have a U lh In eight /T O v; uT- r * a r r u c a T io n row n o rtrr or — m ! , ' * 1*1*"*"'°F>nrldA n ia lu ts * of MORN MIANY (left), president of the American Federation of labor, D m Beck (center), president of tbo Teamsters’ Union, and John T. English, eeeretary-trearurcr of the union, are shown at th* dedication of th* new $9,000,000 teamster*' building in Washington. It will be tha headquarter* of th* 1,400,000-member AFL Teamsters' Union, Urn largest la the nation. (lnUh*tton*l Soundphoto) Legal Notice s tiT ir r n r arrL tcA T io x row T a g DECO (lac teg.te Florida Statutes of ISIS) notice ta nr.nr.BT or VEX. T h ai Kit* O retrhen K lrchhnff th* holder nf the fnllnwtng c ertificate has filed aald r a r t l f l r a t e for t a t dead tn b* issued tbarann. T b* escl lf lr a t# num ber and y e a r nf letsanr*. ih* description nf the t>rnparty , and th* nama In which It wa* assessed a r e aa fnllnwa: C ertifica te No. <1 t e a r of Issteaaco n f th* feltpw lna cartlfleato has filed said c ertificate fo r t e a deed tn ba issued tharaon Th# ra rtlf lr a t e . n u m b a r t n d y a a r nf laeuanre. Ih* deecrlpllnn nf th* prnperty, and Ih* name In w hirh It w a s a s ­ sessed a r e a - follnw, r e r t i f i c a t o \ n }S| T e a r of 1st*a n r- J u n e *f. A. t». I t l l ‘' no ticf tn herew t n n w . T h at M i l s Kirrhhnff th* holder e f th* fnltnwln* certificate h s s filsd n i l r«Mlf!**t* f o r i i s * deed Jo he latuad thersor The c artlfieat* num ber and ye ar a t Issusnes, In* description nf th# properly, and th* rum * In which It w as assessed a r a as follows: r e r l l f i r a t e ,\n. JTI T ea r of Issuance Jon* :T A l» t t l J i s s x ' r i i t i o .v «>r r n n r » * n T T i iv i s t n of e s i t ft e f n t i e ft of s i v u Section > T ow nship SI South Slangs St E a s t (Less 8 1»* f t ) . Nam* in which t s s s s s s d M. F. Mr(Iowan All of sa id pra narly h s l n g In ih* r o u n i y of femieol*. f t n i n of r i o r 'd a . fn l s a a such c artlfle ato shall ha radaemad according to taw «h* prope rty described tn su c h r e r t l f lt a to will ha asld to th# h i g h ­ est bidder a t th e f r o a t door o f t h e nemlnola County Court Hess* a t nanford, Florida, on the f i r s t M on­ day in th* mouth of Pecombor,. 1*11. which Is t h s Sth d a y e f D s e . amber, tes t. P a ted th is Srd day e f November, ISIS. (Official d e c k ' s l e a l ) n p. Msredsn C lark Circuit C oarL garninot* Connty, M e r id a f»E *cnim oN o r rn o re n T T i Lota | A t Oviedo Prhool T r u s t • • * Pubdlvlslou F l a t Book I P a r * It Name la which assessed IX p. p a n let All nf sold property beirtg In the C n o a lr nf Uemlnnle, Fiat* nf Florida. iTnlaas such certificate shall b# redeemed a r c n r d l r g to law th* property described in such c e r ­ tifies!* will be sold t e t h s highest bidder a t th* front door of th* aeminol* Cousty Court House at Panford. Florida, on th* first Mon. day In th* m oath of Uocemser, 1*41. which Is th* I t h day ef Dscember. ISIS. j ^ t ’s i s d th is Ir d d s y e f Nevtm bsr, . . . I S TUB \ MOTTO OP OUB PHARMACISTS! Bring y ear prep eriotiom tn e a r skilled ik lT M ciita fa r cerreet (Official C tsrh's Peal) O I*. Ilerndnn Clerk Circuit Court. gamlhole County. Florida In 1950 Michigan 8Ute held Pittsburgh to a minus of 11 yards offenaivaly. Tha 8partans iron FA USTS DRUG STORE 19-0. T4S DEED '?*i FWMd* tlatutea at ta K K n i t n r M i l * K irrhhnff I h s n o t ic e hsl Thirty-sewn of tha 44 playar* on th* Alabama football squad holder ara from Alabama. r P . a _______ Pbana lM o iv e v . '55 CHEVROLET '53 CADILLAC DELUXE S-DOOIt POWBRGLIDE — I TONE LOW MILEAGE — NICE U REDAN - FULLY EQUIPPED LOCAL OWNER — IMMACULATE $1875 $2495 '53 CHEVROLET DELUXE 4 DOOB — S TONE - EXCELLENT RADIO AND HEATER '53 FORD rONYERTTBLE — RADIO AND ERATER BEAUTIFUL RED — T IT IT! $1095 '53 CHEVROLET '54 CHEVROLET •PORT COUPE — RADIO AND BEATER ATTRACTIVE S TONE FINISH !« • — t DOOR SEDAN LOTS OP TROUBLE FREE MILES $1095 '50 CHEVROLET. '50 DODGE DELUXE 4 DOOR RADIO AND NEATER rRITB WALL TIRES—NEW BEAT COYER? DIPLOMAT HARD TOP .VERY NICE AT A PRICE '50 PLYMOUTH BAN — NEW TIRES - NSW TOTE POE LABOR FAMILY S u l W IT H V O U * J U S T ” “Think U nt'i laid th* ^ sarond. *1 cwuldat even w uh ■ y Vanda Hi four week*." “Wo were m boiy." added tha third. “T couldn't change my e nd*n»eor fat fW* months." At that point tha aid gal Waked up and (aid. “Would ogp of you stinker* mind passing tha Billy Brown mstchmaksr for th« Inter*tional Boxrnr Club baa been in boxing 35 year*._______ C O M F O R T IN H O M E A B IO i, '51 KAISER ’49 NASH IN S U L A T E . - '52 STUDEBAKER IH TOM STAKE BOOT In n lU llL ’h Dodge «*—■*, E-AJ" ( t L *52 CHEVROLET e t o r e ra s* fe V - a t \ > \ h o t — n s �s 1 il t pr — — — THK Engneers Predict Lake Okeechobee's Level Will Fall L. A. F srrer, Chief of (ha La’.e depend on Lake Okeeehobea fie Rfgulition section In Jarktnntillc dry aea«on agricultural water atataa that continued below-norm- could not ba properly served If al acaaonal rainfall until nett Star the big lake should fell below could pull the level down below the citation 12. Those lands Include record low «f tn A feet In IM2. areas around the lake, along St The period of record began in 1*12. j Lurie Canal, and near Ihe roa«t in the Lake Worth Drainage PiFarrer points out that the m ore1 strict. than Joo.ono arret of land which A continued drought condition would mean Increasing demand* for agricultural walrr and pro­ gressively critical condition*. Far­ rer slated Below normal rainfall for the neat seven monthv would aUo restrirl navigation on ilia (Ikrechobec-Crot* Honda Water­ way, Increase the salt Infiltration threat to coastal walrr supplies, and accelerate muck-fire in.idcure in the (Hade*. During Ihe la*t *l» werk* L.'ke Okeechobee level* dropped half a foot With normal rainfall and runoff, the lake would have rl>rn over half a foot during thiv per ind. low for la*t month from Ki-<Immre Itivcr. principal tributary of Ihe lake, wav Ihe lowest of any Oetnber of record Thrrr |« now less water In southern Florida lhan at any lime *inre the severe drought period of 1911 Farrer added that a rntiral situation nf thiv sort could not de­ velop after completion of the Cen­ tral and Southern Florida FV d Control Project. “ When all work* of the project are completed.” he said, “ large quantities of water can be stored In fjk # Okeechobee and the Conservation Arras and u*ed tn prevent the damages which result from unusually wet or dry year*. A« it now stand*.” he added, “ many section* of the iSIXfttM HUNOIIO "Eacrciaa 5*ga Brush" umpire* obarned tha project have not been completed, (detonation of a simulated atomic bomb at Camp Folk. La . as prepsand much of the eareta water of Initons wrara mad* for th* largcit Joint Army-Atr Fore# tratiurg wet years must he wasted, with |tnan«Lvrr sinra World War II. Mad# of contentlonal-ljpe eiploresulting shortages during follow. alvcs, th# bomb produces th# familiar mushroom-shared I'eud. Thi* Ing dry year*” photo was madt on October 2", and Just raleaied by th# Pentagon Army Enginaars in Jacksonville tnracist that Laka Okmhob## l»v#l» will (all from tha prevent stage n( 111 fa#t to about .leva(inn 11 fart. »t*uimng normal rainfall c\*r tha n ett act an inoL'.ha aantil tha u ijal rain; ##«• mn begins. * f 1 ? THU IXCIllINT PHOTO nf e r - D o ld n il llerbeit n m y rr was made In Washington where he was among the man* (rend* on hind «• welcome President f.uetihowae on his return to the White House. Mr. Hoover, who I* g|. rrpiricntrd the Chief I'.trculive at Veterans* Day service* at Arlington National Cemetery. (Isiemuluvwj.) For tastier home rannrd pre-t To avoid a poor product, never *en<-«, let the fruit stand tn the o • overripe fruit for making syrup after rooking; tint help* jell) tain or matmalade. to plump Ihe fruit and prevent After filling home renmng jar*. It from separating fmm the us* a kmfe to agitata fond to eyrup. dislodge air. TV ** V • ««* ft# e& RAE FOLEY ! been around m * folk* sinrr I w e s t W ho hft'l i*/w i th* b 'g b l r n A r r m n o H T r.K N A K N OCK on the door a w a k e n e d a little kid and nsrdly h i d my before w a tch in g h e r " h l n o j fo# t o i l Hunlight flooded the c o tta g e nose in Stow t u l l e n v r p t to r t h f hours, because a l e h.v-l been a-car* which, th* m ght helore. had been tuners! " He added slowly. •'( didn t nf that unseen presert.-r for a king fitied s n t h shaflow-a and t e r io r . ' want to go No reason I can see time. W atch e d while she mdrevseil N othing cmiId hide, t h r e a te n in g toe making a fu«a over a guy who and ehpive-1 a ft liny r ; ' , ' g n * i » her. in th is cheerful h n g h t n e e s waa practic ally a stranger tn m*.“ over her n * a d ? l o s s ehd her feet into mules and ( Talking about mmselt increased . ' W h a t is i t ? " Jan* Rnwdla pulled oe a tailored btue flannel h 'l shy nest He >ai krd tn the door asked at length. mb*. W hen she opened the door i "I must gel h a i* . hut tn a n k you. I tail* in d ic a te ! the tra m p le d rib­ 1 a th r i w a n ts to bon p lan ts “ ttomron* was w a tch Clyde Kibhe* waa holding a tra y Mrs Slemm g | meet you. He i* stronger toilav Ihg me last m ght I h - a n l them . re vere d by a linen napkin Being r iv .le , he rushe-t Into If r o u d r a r e In to m e down to the This m o m n - | asked Clyde a b o u t prowlrra. hut he .ay a they neveg apology. "M o th e r didn t rrniem tsrr ' cottage some tim e this niormog la aak w hat lime you want b r e a k ­ | bv allernoon he is apt to be tired have any aro-.ind here" fast I d.un t m ean ti* w a k e you. ( He rouldn I even w# the Hist Mrs ; “Clyde," J a n e said thoughtfullv. She yaw ned and then laughed llnndle yesterday Only wnai t i r e s ' Ti gether the tw o wom en strolled and he laughed with her W ith her him so m uch I don t know, l i e s up into the a e rm e d tieshneas of fare fluahed bs aleep and hei evilly not i.;ppt>sed tn gel out o| ties I * Ihe wi-vita l*>.s did not a t t e m p t hair sta nding up wildly she Unvfee,! 'T II come." Lena promise,! “ And tn * |e a k Cor some r r a m n Jarw i I It try not t o lit* him tiling me I t n n l ' e had •• light her out a n | as voung as he "W'hat tim e it it ?• out if I d o " As t'lvd* s ta lle d lot She was r n n t e n t tn w a d for th a j me door tne called. • And please other vsrm an to m ake th* first *A littte after nine * "t dida l aleep until amte hat* tell voui m other —no. t ll tell ner mnv e There • ere - nom-s " And even in myaelf. Y o u d never do justice t o 1 "I ve just m m e from the Kibthe height warmth nf morning she th * hreaklasl ’ here Cottege J e n e ss d "A lb e rt When she had Mushed Su l she w o n t see me And i t s p erfectly shivered recalling h»e (ear in the night. l*o *o*4 h a v e prow lera ate m ort t h a n *he hsd e > p n test fldii uloua when, for y e a r s a n d | she dressed in a sleeveless while year*, we saw- ea.-n other a lm o st around here** I linrn dreaa and slung a powder every de c." •'Never.'* Clyde a a - m e d her. te n s s'm*d aside while he e a r n e d blue sw eater over her shoulders As i Iw-is did not know what response t ’-e Irr.y t o (lie tshte and rr m o v e d she t ' a t n e d th e <li*ir there »■> a to m ake in this a nd a gain aita the na p k in and silver t o v r r a troin ' lap and she opened d to Ja n e Itnn- wailed J a n e sw ung along at he r tida l and s r ta m h le d r a g s and r n s p die. a very lailnre-l Jane in dads' aide deep t-.enrnrd, fiat stom ached, baton T h - r e w as a rsvni melon a gteen aUrka. white blouee and Dal ha nds t h r u s t into the p n s k r t s nf lu lls j a r nf yam and a bag pot of walking anoea (she was taller by ' her sla cks flhr seemed to be pro­ coffee. ins lies than to n Hlie amded and foundly troubled. fleeing bee rapreaeaiwi be wmled ■gam trvia was aware nf the uurm 1 At last she said with a flttia diflidently. ' Mother tovea t o teed nf this plain woman. laugh. “ T on know, Albert ha* people ami she th in k s you s- e too "( thought,'* aha hrgaa in her never forgiven m e tne divorcing thin tf you t r e a t Arm woth her lovely toica and then nntired Huger * you II he g e ttin g nwtmeal w ith lavs' sweater. “Am I disturbing I lens strove for lh» sa m e lights th n k ere* rr “ you? Were ynsi going nut V* ness “W hat w as it a Dam ons "How kind she muni h e '* “Plea*# rnms in I *# been hop­ I'yUt as, R o l a n d-Oliver friendThe boys ejea warmed ">th# s ing I d have an opportunity to talk i h i p ? " pretty awrM. I'll give her a testi­ to voss." •'Not a lto g e th e r H<A Ilk# Oval." monial any lima. Tmi d better eat "I m you leel bke a walk ?• Ians aaid slowly. ' A l b e r t s a w while it a hnt * "I d tov# It." Roger without faults, a twrfeet be­ H s lingered wtitle |*wa poured When they w-era rwilalile th# er*. ing H r a tt r i b u te d to him all th a bee ardfwa tssd she rwaliaed that he lags, laws went around to Ihe ante qualities ba would have h k r d t a was tm at), Searing to peewa hsa Th* ground her# waa mcky. float- hava himaeif " H er walk had lna( •swim ksat ba ba reywetset lered among th* boulders were a M* easy r h y t h m , ah* teas t r u d g i n g T*n wr 4u*m and have anene ef few hardy ribbon planta The two hrav.ly. "T v# aimplv go« t o s e a Ibn dirwetlv below Uve window had been him." all* b i r d nut. ' T h e n I'll trampled law* bent over and saw U a v a I don t belong here. T h a t a that lb# damage hat been dona e# why I t h o u g h t. If t enuld h# nf eenlly. When ah* biofeed Into the any help t o you on the article s heroltag# ah# waa s*u« k*d la dia b e e I g o —w h a t r a n 1 tell you, enver how rWarty the eonId are Mr*. Flem ing ?" "Tow m«M ba adda ka lews rn tis id rrrd . ”W>i»l waa fef SeUtag ma ahnut tha## panpia.1* Al night, with Ihe bghla nn. there Ha grvnnad apologwlirall*. Tna might aa well ant ha aay walla, Rnger H nndle lik e ? " f f s ft* r '—ifs—'-ed S a aiwusgwa baew myweir. Havent the thswsgtst. Legol Notice Standard-Size Tht world's mist famous bottle, byfar For the pause that refreshes wherever, you art King-Size For s king-theo thirst it't mighty nkt Just rightt too, for “ two with ieo* nr r n. Hn» ATI, \n ttr w t»r i l IT *«|nfne4 , Florida n u t atatk o r ru>itir>4 t o r M4 NOM HOfir.Htd r.NTr.M r H u r a iN«* t riTfia* 14 ymf. cm mt n r t h r cR tV r? tl.M IN tllF. Mil N i l . i rfirptitlHnn lN# WflWwnHW •• • • « -! J l IM.F. in m o R i i r . • 04, e«ievoe»nrt ll IMorotl. ift.et | to FtoMirik Me R j r Y A T r O f fitt, nr svfkor gartire #Utmlne , ANNA AMMt»».t> Ny. Oiinwflfc. wuNor nr Deeea ro1 » ROnKRTN RHTr.lll'RII i l l * f N r n i i n n p a n d r r .N TA. INT • 4 »11eon1«#n TlnriNn rn?. 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Ivteg .Wwih *r • ' ' V IHIIH.R • ftnad Artiouotihp in apprmt* 4 IHHIR tvutelr S 4«r#4 tome or leer. ■■4 Iks nvv •* nf MV ■, (e.uam int if . •■•I svf "skt»* fiaiinga lie*# twfi all NKta at MVI, cf |H ., 4 DOOR •wulfewaat wf I t's llti ttpslngt R««*t. an# fell MV >, wf N#.'* DOlHiR wf MV's, pwiuhwMi at Waklvn CLL'R COL'PR ■arlaga hva4. fed ta Paeiiwn I. Tewaafelp It' flwptfe, flsnga •• Kaes. WITNSCMI as* baa# an4 lha aeat •f lha sai4 ).<-M at Haafc,4 Sawvt**la cnuniv, fl*r<*a. (feta lib 4*y sf Vwvemhar. A. tv, ISIS. (Offlatal bewll n f. Iwav'sa Clark nf aa:4 f s n t Fta4 S. m iasa. feitarwa • tar Oalatlff jl l is j S asrsfl 4Haatl • I f R. tal Rl. ltd U SED CAR SA LE Almost everyone upprcciaims th t beet a •* knd now you can get it in two convenient sizes — the ume fine quality in both. Nothing else in the world gives you the bracing •parkle and bright little lift that are ao delightfully yours <n ice-cold Gxa'Cola. Keep a plentiful supply of the real thiug al home in both sizes —Standard ta d new King-Size. — 64 52 - 52 51 ■ y * • ;s ■■i* NlW SIZI AVAIIAiil ONLY AT DIALIIS IN THI SANFORU IO T U I D •M»«K AUTMOIITT 01! TNI COCA-COIA CCMTAMT B« THE Tfcora. Vne. IT , 1TO U TP fs*. g* I* * t» * ess rw .m |k»*W##»•#*! >#!%•« I a*es • Now„ New King- Size joins the worlds most famous bottle u H A K F O Itn I-CPU BOTTLING C O M P A N Y »- 1096 495 1716 695 695 760 Seminole County Motors, Inc. WALL SATIN "ICIOI #1 Rubberized WAIL f ATIN tokos the work out ol pointing interior walls ■nd ceilings* e flows on .o ily vnilh brush or rollaf • Drias in on hour e Eoiy to daon up— just wroth brush in soap and wotsf e Civas tough. wothobla turfoca e Comas m doians'of lovaly colors Bcnjtmin A t M o o r e (Minti Consult ut about your painting questions Senkarik Glass & Paint Co. I l l W. 2nd 8t« P k . 220 0 �0- * - * ■*■■■■ " ■■■■ 1 ■~ f f iK r a For More Florida Tags On Automobiles In Our Community T N iE r w r c g T Wo nr* surprised a t th* number of local city patrolmen from cracking down "fordin'* liconao tags roaming around San­ on that* violator*. Certainly, on* would be stopped Immed­ ford and th* Sanford Aron that ahould b* iately if he were caught taking something ropUeod with Florida lleona* toga. So many of tha owner* of the** cars, that did not belong to him. This tag jumper uaually protty big one* too, a rt (sinfully is in the same category, he’a taking some­ employod which roqulraa that a Florid* thing that doesn’t belong to him. We’re for more Florida taga on automo­ Ikons* tag b* purchased. biles in our community. I f an investigation could bo conducted to Of coura* wa’re happy to ace our winter find out how many of thooa out-of-atato tarn wor* bolnc uaad by gainfully employed per- visitors here with us and we’re not including aona, wo boliov* that averyono would bene­ them in th# tag Jumper#, nor do w# Have reference to our servicemen. fit Wa know that they stay with ua over the In th* first place, th* person buying th* tog would benefit by knowing that h* months and become Florida Crackers, they or oh* la paying thair way oa they work In too will be wearing tha best looking tag of theircars. tha Florid* community. Secondly, tha State in the country •on the• back * and Cotfnty would benefit by th* boost in Ed McKinley’spicture waa In the Fort income to taka cart of roada, and bridges, tha indigent and other outleta for money Pierce News Tribune the other day. He was diked out in an apron and all the acoutrereceived by tha State’* tag department menta of a cook. Mra. McKinley wa# looking Wo all beileTe that if a person la able on aa he ladled up some of hia cooking to at to own a fin* ear, drive it around at random to enjoy Florida at Its best, and work for be tasted by a high school homa economics high wages, then he ahould be able to buy a teacher. Rev. McKinley hna mnny ways of putting over the rich truths that ha teaches license tag for that car. A crackdown on than# tag dodger* *hould from th* pulpit.• • • be conducted Immediately and every auto­ FloriJi u a lady of amazing We were reminded recently of how chirm and tha alder ihe gets the mobile owner or operator, working here in Florida compelled to buy the necem ry tog right we were in asking for a “Parental Re­ mure attractive ihe become*. sponsibility Law” when J. Edgar Hoover, 19K givei promise of being her to justify their employment. Director of the Federal Bureau of Investiga­ Lett year from the standpoint of Wo'ra aura that othar states are quit* tourist travel, induitriel develop­ forceful In th* requiring of automobile tion recently told the International Associ­ ment end builneii In general. owner* to hove the proper tag on their cars, ation of Chiefs of Police, meeting In Wash­ Recent «urvrys mide in popular ovidencad by tha number of tags from the ington. D. C. that “the alarming situation tourist center* show hotel and mo reservations ahead of last year northern communities which bear down on regarding juvenile theft might be ’quickly tel with more viillori In tun state now remedied’ if parents were held legally and them. than at this time a year ago. If there la a tag inspector In Sanford financially responsible for the criminal acta Chamon* of commerce and In­ dustrial boards report greater tnor thla aroa, ha ahould forthwith get behind of their children.’’ • • • te r n t on the part of Industrialist! th* taff dodger* that ora not bearing their There's on* city in the United States seeking a location. ■hart of th* load. The age-old story that, •Tin just visiting hero" is a ruse that'* boon that charges a nickie for an hour over­ Transportation companies are all adding equipment to meet the parking, 25e for ell day, and from then on steadily Mad too often. H erts sing traffic demand. Nothing should keep the tag Inspector, th* ehargea are tl.00 a day. Frankly, wa Eastern Air Lines expects a 10 per sheriffs deputise, highway patrolmen, and Ilka the Sanford method. You're more cent Increase In Florida trarel thla season. Nations! Airlines and Delta likely to find a parking place downtown. ^ WASHINGTON (ft-Chtot Justice Ear! W ane* caa baldly escape some po'ltkal ladlgesttoa if be ever trtoa to ezt the words he ased la saying be la aet a presidential candidate. They were pretty em phatto. He aakl hi* declsloa was "Irre­ vocable" under any “ etreum stances or conditions." President Eisenhower sounded pretty am pheUe too back la early IMS, four years before he ran, la saying he wouldn't run. He said be was “pos­ itive." Ia 1M1, before be accepted the Democrats aomiaatia*. A(Cal Ste­ venson sa'd be d id s t want It. But hia statements, looking kick ea them now, d id s t sound as enavias log as Warrea's or Elsenhower's. He never quit* eloeed the door. Whether Warren likes It or sot— and he Is reported to have told friends privately be doesat Uke It a bit and won't change his mind— he is eoestsatly being mentioned as the man the Republicans may have to call on ia INC Warren msd* his renunciation of political ambitions back !n April '953 when there was still reason to believe Elsenhower would seek ■ second term. It was before • 10 cost a-ound ft.000.000. The new the President's heart attack msd Saaquarium in Miami opened* last It unllkly h* would, or could, run month ar.d h it been drawing a agate. splendid attendance with prospects If Elsenhower doesn't run. and If the Bapubllraae think their only for a big winter season. Horse and dog tracts are readied, ehtnee is with W an ts, he will and stall space at auch tracks ai be under heavy pressure to cLange Hialeah, Tropical Park, Gulfstream hit noted Ha h is o t been asked aid SuntHne Park is at a premium. publicly what ta would do H kls About 1,000 thoroughbreds will cam­ party drafted him te ISM. paign us Florida during the horse The U-yetr-oid Warren, In poli­ ties sinc« IK ) ta d three time* gov­ racing lesson. ernor of California, was mads Most transportation companies, hotels ind attractions have stepped chief justice « the United Mates up their advertising programs and by Eisenhower la 1M . the total suns into millions of do!- Ho Issued th* foRowteg state­ Isrs Invested In colorful poster ment last April after a nationwide beards, reagaslne and newspaper poll reported ta wea the top choice space. The Florida Development of Bepub'jcaa aad independent vot­ Commission is doing a splendid ers if Eisenhower derided aet I* fob with *h« limited funds at Ita run: command and la developing Flor­ “ My asm s has taea used as a ida Inquiries at amazingly low c o d possible candidate far Me presl Add to this Us* advertising protno- Aeaey. This has beta a m atter af t on In national mediumi of th* embarrassment ta bm because B Florida Citrus Commission, Minute reflect* upon the peetormeace af Mild and other agricultural enter­ my duties as eblaf justice of the prises. and It meani that Florida United .fates. “When I accepted Met peefttoa. will be getting more public atten It was with the fixed purpose of lion than ever before. Commenting on the outlook. Gov­ leaving politics permanently tor ernor LeRoy Collin* expressed zervlce «n the court. That Is Mill gratlflcat'on at the united effort ev­ my purpose. It le Irrevocable I idenced by all agencies and Indus­ win not change It under any tartrial In selling Florida, and looks cum stances or coaditieao. forward with confidence to continue "Be th*v flaw or many, the resound constructive development and m atatag nsofui years af my Be* ever-tnrreastag travel to the (tat*. are dedicated ta the service ta Me While eur mads are being Im­ Ropraae C o a r t ta the United proved as Vapidly as financing perl Nataa, ta which wosb l am fc. mils, we are atUl hard pressed to creaitegty happy." When a “dr a ft-Eisenhower" ear* tor <ncrossed motor travel Parking remain* a difficult pro­ move got underway la 1MT, the blem In most communities, with the jgMersl said. " I d e n t waat nay need tor more throughwaya *vi deneed. Building continues brisk with sales of new hornet keeping pace. Everythin* looks rosy tor the monUsi ahead. Too Late To Classify • T in Sanford Harold r r AH Thursday, Nov. IT, IMS TODAY’S m m YERSS "ARM* hi me, and I ta you. As th* branch boar fruit of Itself, except It abide hi th f vino; no more can yo, except y* obid* f? In mo. . for without mo yo eon do nothing.** —John IB :4-8.—Such Is th* pride which alio* nates th* m atu re from hie Creator. God •toy smile, but more likely He weeps, to •so R k children eockfly strike out for them} •»!*••. disavowing their dependence upon . Hint. For In eo doing they ircuso aa a liar j R k i Who aald, "Without mo yo can do EsUttag." • • CAS are even more optimistic and anticipate a ZS per rent Increase. Russell W. Ballard, member of the Na­ Pan Americas World Airways la tional Council of American Parents Com­ exponent ing a steady flow nf traf­ mittee (which la tha first time we knew fic to Latin American points, most that parents were organized), said recently, of nhirli funnels through Ptorkft. tea an increase of at leait in a broadcast of the Town Meeting of the rnd 10 per rent this winter. . Air that, “We are not expecting too much All this air trarel hasn't hurt the of our youth when we expeet them to grow nllrnads either The Florida East Into well balanced, emotionally mature Coast and Seaboard Airline RsHedulte capable of becoming contributing roadi are planning to place la ear members of eodety when we coneider that vie# new stainless steel puUmana great majority being reared in good homea with glass-observation facilities, tn those that have been us­ with understanding parents who are meet­ similar ed on Weetof* reads with such sueing th* b4ate need# of their children. On cess. the other hand," h* warned, we are ex­ Trailer parka are optimistic, too. pecting too much of growing children when and many in riser! areas report an we expeet them to adjust satisfactorily to unusual number of airily arrivals. Polka are planning to stay In Flor­ a hostile environment, where they first ex ida longer thla season, they report. perience rejection In th* cradle and later New attractions costing millions meet frustration on crowded streets and are rapidly being developed. The Had only unhappiness and fallurt at school." newest of thesa is Sunshine Springs a a a aad Gardena at Sarasota that hopes Alexander Dumas, th* younger, hack in to open shortly. When completed II 1M7, had the right words for aomathlng we've been searching for for a long time. Th* definition of business. He aald, “Busi­ ness? It'a quite simple. It’s other peoples ARI you confused about anUmoney." hUUmlnle drum? WMIch on* • a t Warren May Get Indigestion! thing to do with polities." He west eve* further than that with a lengthy statement — oa J /u . 23, IMS — part of which said: "My decision to remove my sal/ eompitleiy from the political scent la definite and positive . . . I could to t accept nomination even under the m o te circumstances that it was tendered me . . . I am not available tor and could not accept nomination to high polities! office." But after the IMS elections, when h* was rgala being men fcened at a candidate In 1U3, he rounded a little lei* “positive" than tn U>lS nnd finally ran. St#v«u*on was governor of Illi­ nois In April 19JJ when he was being looked at as a likrly Demo­ cratic nominee Hr laid then "I could not accept the nommitlen" became he wanted to run for so ­ other torra ai governor. He krot saying that practically up to the moment he was rumi­ nated, l t d accepted, in tho sum. irer of 1022. YOU'RE TELLING ME! -ByWUUAMKtTT---Central Press Writer. THE V. 8. Department of Agrl- burglars four ttmss In n turo-werk eat tore reports that Its -biggeat- period. The haraued owner prob­ Job every year ia counting tnaect ably writhes hts customers were paete to see if they're on the in- Just halt that loyal creeae or decrees* Good grief, I I I •b ile they're e l K. c e n t they N»«o etfy >.afl of C v tta fb e r g , w e t a few? Burden, te per/ee tig n utut 1$ I t t that u hat it menu! by lie pKrais A am* late, f.g.y. potleartlt "ojjtcioi c\rxle*”t d a l (base Dodgers w n certainly I t t Pyrned a* ta that second World A truck Ireriporllno 34,00* • SO* overture*J, tmothing molt •I tho eocklebtrriow Now that'* whol we‘d eatt a root crackua. t I t An astronomer reveals be Veep* hi* telescope poll-jwd by the use of rouge. There’.* a fellow who looks at a lot nf wortoa through rose-colored giaaeca. JT ry a n d H B t a e d t o R u BENIN! COUPLE OF flrit-year girls from Hunter Collrge found A themselves inside the Museum of Art (to creopo a auddeq shower). They paused before a glass enso that contained a well** preserved m um m y.______ ________________/ ____ „ Egyptian mummy. A display card at tha mum* ■ty*s bead read “3335 B.C." "Wow, la that square a l bandaged up!" aaamBed on* of the Proeb. "Wonder what the B E EC standi for." •Probably tho Keene* stwmber " ..V « ? w t.w a w .m - . B w y - n - V . t i E "i ■ M F rent a atiekief rip Igerttal service hi the rests* leant* ta patronize*, flagged « ,w aiter and pointed o utt angrily, ----- “ ( ."There seems ta ta al twig la « Lli dap ta n .- "Just "Juat th* w* aay. - l _ Let The Doctor Decide We’re certainly back of that move to or­ ganize bicycle ciube among the youngster* an that they can be taught the good habits of bicycle riding. Streets have been blocked on recent morning* with young bicycle rid­ ers, four abreast, making their way to school on th* wrong aid* of tha street will do thU, which will do that and which will do ju it about everything? Well, with aB tb* talk about anUhUtaaln** that* days. I don't blam* you. Bo, btlor* yon daah out to buy thla or th at drug, tot me gtv* yea n few words o n \c g HAL BOYLE Motto Of This Fable Is. yea to ■». But I will try to teach you.** Tha philosoph er tiu |k t Me boy bow email flah rua ta acbooit, and how to not th u s . Thou ho taught bias how flab got M irror tad nughor a i thoy go to eoflegs, and row it tataa aa oqual aaduraae* and lortitudo to atatoh them. And toaa ho lota hint th* patience and sTeaftb ta d ekill a< arm—end tha brav ery -* required at B ut time to italk and barpaaa a whato. Tha* b* aald bo oeat bim fecth: nrou lav * lot rood oB I oaa tooth you about what Boat b t d i m Matblag la todt tor you It dh" to daro Ibo whato. Baoh mutt lo an hi tha only way ha t i a find it o u t" Ib o othar ieherm ea watobad aad woudorod a* th* obi. old rhltoaophtr and bit former echolar m u mod th* oottiag of minnow*, rippling th* stream with eeboro U uyroorioua leughtor at Umei ai g Noodle*. You'll m o rn iro th* ( these woadatfql D E I MON ICO, CeM You u t t M 15? n * Ud" “ �<* S o cia l Bounty '£ s s t a s r T a lk To Ladies i M °y™ Take Marriage Vows Saturday I St. Catherine's Chapter Donates Money For Present » tuf sanforp if r a u i T h o r# . N o t . 17, | X,r, 1 (psA&omth ........._ _ _ _ Mr •"* *• M-uughiin New Ycor Boohs. • of litand Junction, Col. aie vt.it"T -, The Clvie Department of the Saturday at J p m. In the Ftr-t t nf honor She wore a turqunL, »eI The rc;u..vr nv.-cttng of St mg Mr. ami Vi* C haiir. (iriem* * 3 lV G n I 0 lv i0 m D 0 r .e Woman’. Club had it. regular Raptitt Church with the Rev, Wil- blue faille dre‘* al-v with a »«al- Catherine’* Chapter_____ ___ | lor a rhort while. Woman’* Of Dorcas Class revered di*h luncheon yr.terday l,Jm p. Brook* Jr. officiating. | loped neckline and lined bodice Auxiliary rf Holy Crn-* Epi*c«pal Baptist C ircle Meetings with Mr*. J. E. Baker*. Mr*. A. Flit* Jliim e Fran,e* Dampicr. which came I.>a point in the Iron! . , , ,, Mr. and Mr*, Grady llunran | The Dorr a* Cl th*. H r Th# stewardship le*«on on The Circles of tho First Baptist J. T oung and Mr*. J. O Huff •* daughter of Mr. and Mr. Frank The very full *kirt t*a* ballerina11 1 ' 1,11 11 " 'n,r ' -r* ' attrn.lr.1 the Southern Building Baptivt Chur, r ri t No U at tl Church mot recently in the church "Thi* World’* Good" v*a» given lioiteaae*. Senator Douglas S ten-. [lampirr of Sanford, and Jack length She wore a matching tun- -I St. (T.i!r White at in C*nle t’ongrr** Convention in „ Bn- . home.......................J of Mr II Finch wi i for thrir onnuol monthly u»#t* by Mr*. Marthall. Th# circle plan­ .'rum wa* gur.t speaker. | Harler (lib*on, »on of Mr. and deau of tulle and laille from which 'l° ndav^with Mr*, f.arl l„ Burdick minghanr thi* pa»t wPPk I P«w Mr* M T llavnr* and Mr* J. R. ned t# have a Cottage Prayer t»g». Th# theme for the program *v ro-hn-tex*. their irlurn to Sanfotd they Phillip* a* co hi' ir- ..The main table held a large Mra. Fred liiliaon of Ch.e«trr, S. fell a »hnrt veil. Mr*. S .inner al "C hrlit for the W’orld-7 A Meeting at Mra. Belt* home in arrangement of fall flower* which : Mr* Meritv Mrl.autin Jr Chri* bioughl with ih,m a* gue*l* Mi. wrre unite.) m marriage. wore white ; >ve« and carried ycl Tlie *r«*|on wa* ral d-M nwl*» ••very informative onri interest- the near future. Mr*. H. D. Stan­ auggevted an autumn theme. Mr*. So!oi*t lor tne wedding »i> low chry -anthemum*. tian Kdiiration rhalrman, opened nnd Mr* tieorg# Vnn Ueeuwen hi Ihr prr i lent. M S; . XT a 1 i f f " program * * ' enjoyed and ley gave a talk on her former R C. Moote, department chair- Evan* McCoy and organitt Mr* |.|. Carroll Wagner, l S,\F. w j - Ihr *r**lon with fcriplurv reading »f Norfolk, Va who will vitrit Ihr devotional wa* given h* Mi*. church. hymn* and acriptur# given. and pra*rr MrHarry Cuahing, them for * • ,*it imir. Mr. Van br*t man. I'ihrr* were George man. opened the leirinn hy playing Ilaynr* Her topic wa* •■llrir.,- ; Tho*e prevent were Mr*. M. N. two Thank.giving Hymn, which Circle One The hride, given in marriage bv Rocker and W. t’. Champion Jr prr-lilent, ptc-ulcd over the meet- Lreuwrn i* pi rodent of th« con­ in the Sheavr*." grc**. Cirri# No. one met in the Cleveland, Mra. S. D. Allred, Mr*. were followed hy Mr*. W. S. Ye*- her father, wore a traditional A reception followed the *eie ing. | Then,'**' vr.irh-*ok* » r r r p * e 1 Due to the *h»rnce of Ihr *rewhile gownof Alenron lace wiih mony in Ihred mat omul buildieg TEt. Clatt room with Mr#. W. A. E. M. Carroll. Mr*. C. K. liar- ley giving tha Invocation. I.. P. Camrr ha* returned from n,d and correct; ui* were tt*ji , veil, Mr. J. H. Smith. Mr*. II. E. Xratxert preeiding. Following th. luncheon Mr*. II. nylon lulle over bridal *aiin The of the church H wavtarirfully dr r r l a i y . M i * W . A . F l i t , t h r i r Chicago # • . . attended a No- I he m > ■ wa* no rrport hut ihr roll call The opening praver v a i offered Metta. Mr*. Martha Manhall, W. Rurket piogiam »p-*n*or In­ gown fealuicl a scalloped neck- rotated wilh hndal flower*, -tj>.•■.J, i Mr* A U ( hnhI«p <t ii srrrlrd *how -d the following m rm h rr* tmna! Bedding Fianufaituiets the secretary Mr* h r Fir*. Roy Britt after which Mra. E. C. Cowan Jr.. Mr*, f t \ troduced the gueit tpeakrr. Sen­ line, filled bodice and writi-lcnglti M.*tket and Convention. I Hie ali»-'ncf of Mi*. Smith, Ilia. 1 Harper, Mr». Joder Cameron. Mr*. lavvepiy I pre»eni: Mr*, litorge D Bi«hop. boullani ikirt. gueata and Mr., A l> Fir*. 1.eland Rudd gave ■ devoator Stenitrom, who told th# cla«« trra»urrr. Her half-hat nf nylnn tulle and HW td welling rake Mr*. < \ Mr*. Fail 1 Itiirdlrk. Mr-. I u*htional on "Th# Patience of J o u e ”. J. II. Truluck. Mr*. J. B. Field*. gioup about the 1955 l.egi.lature. M * Maiun Thom** and Ml** Mr* G ard rrrr hr i • the eli i Ing. Mr. John <l’i!r*ian. Mr* Mm. II. N. Saver. Mr*. IV. It. lare, edged with aeed pearl*, held Anderwn J r . and MrII II hire. A. W. Anriry. Mr*. C. A. lie opened hi* talk hy commend­ Dorothy tloollard 'if Rn#t#n, . yhorl n.> . I \ R h,‘> '! i ■ llrm ' M < I .1 n Newman icrved punch while MrMrWilliam. and Mr*. R. T. Hum-j Stine. Mr». I- Ff. Cornell, Mr*. ing our repieientativr*. Voile Wil­ the tiered veil of .ilk illu»i»n , Jr Mr* vv H Strwart, Mr* liar Mn**. air in Sanfotd *i>rnding Living " phrey were welcomed aa new II. D. Stanley Mr*. R. N. Murray liam* J r. and Mark Cleveland Jr. She tarried a bouquet of while David Edward kept Hie b r* Tm'kr. Mr*. Thoma* Vaughan. their v«,ati<in with \ti*« Thoma*’* J T 1 1 • l i brought an book. member*. Mra. W. H. Murtay Mr*. C. S. Mine and Mn. J. S. Speaking at length on the need ro*e» and awrelhrait rove*. Mra J t*inforth Wiight Jr , and I’.Virnl*. Mr and 'll* llatlrv C, ouLine nf lire L i t • haptvgr f Mr*. John Skinner wa* matron ^*’r *'rr Wedding trip l! gar# a talk on Stewardihlp and Cleveland. Thoma* at 11* San Matin* A*r. of retiring the Florid* Con«titu •’In II Step ■ the Floiida Key* Mr* lillnun Mr*. While. report* were heard from xariou* Circle N*. Fite who hair now made Sanford linn. The cla** .vi'oirnr.) an 1 i lion and on the repportionment wor* a rharm il gabardine ami Mr*. Rea New«om, president, committee*. v ’ ' 11 K,v' ........... .. their permanent home. Mia* with a white rlothc h.vt and a rn»e chairman, rrtiortrd that the iyue*. Uiomm* i« employed a* a *il|*er- *hort aotial pcrn*<l foil iwrd wiili After the benediction the cir­ presided and led the circle in ami‘poild*.* eu‘ nin, n,‘iB Christmas Dinner coiaage « b in* play(rum her hud.il boti,|ucl Ilonnaite lad l-en completed ami lo u r tn the mam offne in the cereal fccdins ri* adjourned to the dining hall opening prayer. The fir.t w .. the Revl.lon, *# P | Q n n e C | B y W o m C H Alter \,<*. tile) will lie at home i* al IIn* I’ari-h llou*e tor any \ oeti.au Mutual l.llulity Inaui- ed. Ilclrr-linirnt* to Mjrvoil ii» for lunch. Thote p»e*ent were Mr*. Fiance. Rol. gave the de-jrond. Reapportionmrnt; third th al Iu2 \V. Vmirrwood St. in Ur i •ri'.'ii ttie *k ng ml..rm.iimn an*e t’o, in |lo*lon ao,l 'll-* \\ ,».»1- Mr*. II \ i ohm Mia. W. A. K rat.ert, Mt*. W. II. votional ..................... ............ .........r „ *’llo<v| ..... Turnpike; fourth, 19S.S Road u.inr a* her topic V c t C r O I l S G f O l i p laniln. • fir J, She rrimnde I Ihr mrmber* of llic | aid in cmploveil r,y the l.tlierlv Mr-. C.nirge Car Murray. Mr*. I.eland Rudd, Mr*. ^-n aftPr whi, h minute. rivth, Citru*; *e*en. Toll*; eight L Ice. Mr* Clyde Out-ofdown gur.t. inrtmird Mr radii program "'n .iiln r Cham mpMtyj V: ■|n-ntam e Co. a •* * «i Ito.lon. Tin W. E. Ode*. Mr*. R. T. Hum wrre ^ The Cn|nnel The«,!ore Rootev.-lt and Mr*. M C (iitblen* J r . nt whirh u read hy Mra. f*. B. Drake. Tax Contolidation and ninth Men'I I dc I’ , j.,..,, in •■!*»,r niimenm* trip* ■*'^-n phrey. Mra A. C. MeWlRiam*. > |t, R p_ Cooper ga*e a wood tal Health. Auxiliaty I'mted Spaniah War l.akcland, <>* . Mi** Arn Allden* ,,i b |J , 1 v« r1 U Dim Fur M m II. | \\. . .M— <j-ri(. al to the many U'autllul *ighl* M r.. II. H. Newman. Mi». A. Everyone warmly applauded hi* ' eteran* met for da regular ol Lakeland. Mr and Mr* Lion I niagann, I erfnl di'ru.rion on Tithing in Ilam *. 1 l-iyin.f,r. aubacnplton w h I a* tl Lbimia haa to ffer.’* Anriey. Mra. Dai»y S|wt«r. Mra. | which the alaled "not only with talk which w .. "mo.t Inform*^ e n t l y at the home «f Dampier ol Naylor, and \tr anil hnuld h* placril Ihnuigh Mt* 'I I • II ,S|wei • 'I r It Z. jnlllt. { TV. P. Yealey. Mr*. J. <5. Sharon. our money but giving ourtrlve. live and Intere.tlng *. -,n Mr*. 'I i Hat v. Mr-. A 1^ ,h# * *'1 >'h' “ , ' r1 Jlr*. Fred (!ili*on id Che*ler, S. t'. Miriam Itm aril She al*o told of Mr*. Alma Culler. Mr*. M. Cam­ ! Ir. •erviec". Ihiima*. Mr- W l» ti.xnllnrr. Approximately 40 member, al - ‘ "J* ^ l,n '*,"h " ^ --------------------I St. Mark'* t h.iprl who h m i ’ atlendan* e including two vinllor * . Lutheran Ladies *».. - C -.— ming, Mr* O. C. Gibb*, Mr*. P. P. Mr* 4. K Amir Mi*. J. D, Abraham* prrienleil tended the *e**ion. An appeal from were 'It* Floreme Miss Myrtic Wilson o|*cnrd al I haiahms he# ihi« y ear Campbell, Mr*. J. A. William*.. # H«.ailtifu| , tory of Ml*»l«nary the S .lv.tinn Army to have work-] Yi.itor* ,:"-hr*trr.' 1 ! . rt ' lr< San;u cf '1 •»< 1. *'4*•• \ ’ Y ”" * ’i'd In the ab.cme of Mr*. Joe 'l.n Aid Plans Bazaar, K C. Campbell., Firv. W,. T. Crain Ml*. H. W. Rueker. Mra. J. I . **ZlldaMfrom Rraalt. Mr*. J. Moye, era from the club to help #t the M|< 0#f#|. „ . llnlrt> rf NVr., |*a|m Icr, rhrialiau • iwiaI IrUtion* Conducts Contest rhalrman 'I i . Cu*hlng anninint Wilton, Mr*. Roy Britt. tree. community mi**ion chairman. »e-| K ettle, wa* read. Reach, who., hu.I.and i* rlepattBake Sale Dec. 3 Circle N# T** 'Ill# Dr rnitN1r m•run i Will’bo potted two di*h garden and vi*il« The Junior Chamber of Com„f |\SWA and e.| that Itn* gcnrrjt jiivilur* fund Mr* II K n e.er rnterlainr,! h '!*1 at the hmn r i>1 FIr* l.ra b . Cirri# No. Two of th* MDrion- tn ahut-in*. Mra. B. R. Reck re- merre extended to the rluh an in- m>l), y,t, 0ffir |a| vieit In Camp At Fidelis Meeting (or the K,'tr.in orphan hail brrn Th* luiro# nf Mr«. W H Willli paid for Ihr vcjr l!iV, and *ugtree, itoi u A Air •*n Ib'kf f '• #ry Soeiety met In the Moman’a porleil on puhlieation* In lh» nr- vitation to enter the Chrlatma*. n , Frank Evan* i* commander of on S. #»! t A \ wa* the v enr f*T gr-ted that (Ttririnte* gift* tliould Luther rn Chur, h of ttw* Redeemer Mt- J. I.. I.r,* an Bible CliMWom with Mr». Moore, ele. Mr*. Doiothy Newraome gave parade. Mr*. M. B. Crumley made the local camp. it: l at her home leerntlv \\ r-thr-x'k will 1-.- c.v.ho- It’v tn , chairman preriding. The *'*rion leuur-t for th# rhildirn* Home. a recommendation that the civic auailia r>- mrrling w»* prr. (lie meeting of the Fidelia tT#«< lie aent him lioni Ni t alherlnr'a Tlie «e-«ion «i< n|>enr,| hy thr wa* opened with a "beautiful de­ Mr*. Willie Pippin led the department of the rluh rn lrr a pv, r j,y l)lr ,,rPrident. Mt* of the Filri llapl.tl Church «n i hapli i . \ llvei off* r ing ir| B JS p m ,lent. 'Ir*. '( II >.ige» Mr« 1 votional by Mr*. A. J. Pete.aoa v*»a given f»r Ihia |’urp><«o. p N# ......... . . group In prayer for the foreign float. Volunteer* offend to help yr#nk Evan*. Other than rmitine T " " i| *v evening with <• Phillip .Sehlr*»mann gate Ihe dr huriie of Mr .ind Mi« J jkArxitiing a t her auhjeet "Power of work. Mr*. Newiome rail at th# Kettle*. rrving a* boat#**. Iturinr** and eommitte* report* Mra Ctithing bdd of lie* grrat volional "If I Mould Know G ~l karik on the Cnun'y I lull Tl»*i|i| t Cod Untn All Whom Believe Mr*. J. M. Moye pi raided In the nrr,, jrtr (un,|, ti, imp,,,,* th,- In hear the Rev. Kramer nt- O k a ed for any unfinished burin#** Mt*. ('. R. Daw*nn endor*rd the th# rharter wa* drapnl for Mr*. Mr*. R. L. D#nn. community and report* after whirh Mr*. R. project t« the city romml*»ioner* Florence Raltar of Winter Park, ah.,m e of the t '*l,lent Mra. JV firmary al Gray Inn end that onlv Better "* All commiltre chairmen M'alrx tell the *l"ty ol SI. I’wik.: gave report* A hake *ate will hr. twitaiona chairman, reported viait- F. Cooper di»mi*»ed with rioting that the vacated Fernald-Ijtughwho |u*»»ed away in October. F Cooper Jr. Mr* 'LN ’.vh c*ie tli'r i of the JI.' omi needed had held Not. 19 from S ’.0 a. m. Th# ' ext te^ r « ,tt ef IS# ing tha County Hum* when a prayer, Ion Memorial Hospital h# u*e,l Nomination of officer* wa. the devotional, taken floor Date t hi * frr l» cn raurd by Hie in Ironi of Sear* Store on Fir*t Aid will lie in IV , in her at (tin program wat presented to the The following member* were a* a hou*e for the aged **hrn nprne<l and plan* for the annual Evan* Roter* '•• - "My Soiiii ,1 ilnry if the Dn te«r nf South Flu Sli-’et it wa* announred home nf Mr* IL-nrv T ,.,r !• n '-a gueata thera. Plan*'were made to pretent Mr*. Newsome, Mr*. Bair. th# new hotpital open*. Chriritna* dinner were di*cu**cl Diary'*. The rla«« votr.l to giie jula. \'*o plan* for the luike *ale and Side at • .51 p viait ahut-ina during tha coming Mr*. Ahraaama, Mr*. Rerk, Mr*. and the date »et for Dec. II. iM nooh lo the Florid# Daptiri Donation* and memorial gift' Chrivlmav llaiaar fur Iter J at | Mr*. K na-rr «r»ve,| refrethmonth. , , Moye, Mr*. A. I- Thoma*, Mr*. Flowrr* were preaente*! to tlie • 1 Mien'* Home in l^ k rlai .l a. dliuil.l Im- >cnl to Mr, C C. Simp Ihr *.xmr place and lime wa* re- menu to Mi*. H *l,:e». Mr*. J . Mra. Martin. MI**lon aludy rhalr- Cooper, Mra. Pippin, Mr*. M. G. Catholic Woman's chaplain, Mia. Alfird Kricaon and • lbank^-lving gift. *,in. HI F. II Axe, Ocala. porlrd Therr will lie ( hn rin ta* 1Srnk.nik. 'Ir- J nimy* L . rn. man. gnva an Intareating atory Cleland. Mr*. R. W. Smith. Mr*. Mra. Frank Evan* t«'ih having Following th- b»*lne*« *r-*lon Memlu-r* wire reminded nf t h r ! ,rre nrnamenl*. apron*, clothe- Mr- Marion ltarm.iu, *Ir- J- r . of tha miaaion work being don# II. A. Colbert, Mr*, ti. It. Drake, Club To Organize tiern unalde lo attend th# last Mi»* Myrtle Mil-nn rnnd.nt-d »n (,,, ||lr Rarih lli-u-o where t*ln bag*,and veveral other u*e- Jurgen-on. 'tr* IV-.iN.uker, Mr,, nnd atalad th#l th# eircla mi*- Mr*. W. R. Dytnn, Mra. R meeting l-ecau*. of lllnr**. amu-ing rontr-l and pre-enle.l » „,ri| ,.|,itlung mjv In- lelt to he lul arlirle* f,,r <hritl«ma* giving 1 'larvin Page. Mr* \tkln •ni, Mr«. j;j New Study Program aionary foe the y*#r l« Mra. R. Rerk, Mr*. J. A. Cunningha At the el**.# of the *e**i«n tha pf:»e lo Mr* J. P. Wil«.n f - r ,rm ,f(r' tn Puerto Tonight taiihrran familie* and] Phillip Sch!r»»inann anti Mr*. The Catholic Woman’* Club of .-i« v«.i . «»■>! hour L. Brother# atationed in Nigeria. Mr*. J. C. Nrwaome and Mr*. W. winning It. Itrfrethmenl* of *alt. Rim and #Imi u( ll.c rannrd gmwl* *,r »r*»•»»**! lo meet at the Thurtton. the All Soul. Church held It. Nov. “ " ’“P ,njHy" ' * h'mr* Mra. Mytra, atawardihlp chair­ W. Bridge*. c.l nut*. iMimpkin |de. 1-u-pcl with an I ntlirr ultttli arr In Im rm ber meeting in the pari*h anman, gava • aplendid talk on "Our Whipped cirain and ruffre v-eir |P(| ai n„. huww. tin N-v. It Cirri# N#. Sis T h . meeting w a, 'opened with I " « • mrmber. were pre- County Children's pauration and Tha Home". It wa* •etvetl t« th»*e pirtent Including: will lie g u m t" llir Muna-trry In announce^ a apecial offering for prayer by Mr*. W. P. Rrnok* Jr. trlJ ’ Mr*. F. K. Ilatchcl, Mt*. John Orange City all r the arrxlce on , , r -A report on the re,enl Deanery thha Raptlat children’, home In and Roger*, Mr*. 'I»ve, Mr*. Vitnia thanksgiving Da*, Mr*. Ann llumphrry rhairCommittee Meets meeting, held In Kitrimmiw. wav Lakeland will b« taken Sunday, man prerided. Mr*. K. E. Rirrkt.lovd, Mr*. D h 'I,-Nali. 'It* .| Another announcement w a * given. A riudy club i« being nrNor. SO. . L rnrtdg* devotional ehairman gava ganited by the member* and any To Hear Dr. Bird II Ft. Little, Mr*. J. I*. Whitaker,, rna.le- that Vt Su h»d been »,’nt In Tim 0|>enIiiR Of Tim Mra. C. I - Park In eh#nr# of her devotional on tha "Patienra . „ | one who wa* not present at the The Children’* Commillee "I I \ ,r * * ?!r , ' rnl'[, r ’x ^ , * i,n K'• S r,n ,’,n' ‘ "lute and »w*j| the program, presented la th# M»*. H. M r h u r * ,'i« Dr. On s'" Ma<mrmi t r tvr . ... . ... . t*e*»lon and x*l*h»* t# jo in'm ay Seminole County, met -in th e 1 auditorium, a delightful and t»* Mr*. II. i . Finch gave Ih* *t»f l |||n< thr pre*ldrnt, SchoolAdmtniriratinnBuilding. I Mr’K T‘ir"r G '* ’• •- • «l»nv In Smih .Mn * by the te n d in g summary. wardship ma**ag# on "Soma Mr*. Robert Bauman, plume Ititl Nov. IB. with IS rnemUr* pr.•"'! *■ '* " .I-,." general anvil ry. Thosa present war# Mra. <5. B- Home* auereeded" Mr*. Brook.! w frf for lhr „ cr •rnl. Th* martin* v**»* r*llr*l l« '*• '* ,,r * H ri.fi !>. Ill«h*»|9 Lllrlirn fbxlr# Reiman. Mr.. Fred Myers Mra. reported on new worker* in the Pmh«.r meeting xrhleh will l«e a ■mirr at t o'clock with the chair, flpreer. Fit*. « . .V. Klol „ n, urgr*l Ihr John W. Salihury. Mr«. B- J- mi*»lon field and the minuie* o r| chririm av parly on Dee. ,,, , | parks , anil There man Harold Hocktnboch, preaid- Fli Ft i iret Griffin, Fir*, r *r< Davia. Mr*. A. I- Barineau. Mra. the la-t meeting xvei# read hr will he a gill exchange and mrnt- Ing. M*!r I IteRerry, Fir* It. T H i.....aa. Fit* Ur*. Karl I Burdick, (TO Ghaii tlraria Ri*hop, Mrs. M. H. Wade. •he tecrelary M r* . R o g e r , her* are avked In hnng something Fir*. Jam#* Gilpin, ofCarile-j N. L Bishop, Mr* It A William*, man, slated there would be »t>r Mra. Eunlc# Dann, Mr*. H. H. Schmidt. Week nf Trayer wa* an. |u f,|| a ba*k?t lor a poor family. herry. rrprnenting the Seminole Fli** lairrne Fra' klin, Ml<« 'li- li# mule S .mlav on whirh Ih -nllrr ----- • Open Utilise Q Martin. Mr*. Chaa. I- Park. Mr*. nounred for Nov. SR to Dec. 1 A membervhlp drive is being County IVderaiion «f Woman'*; Wil-on and Flla* Faya R orntr. ing uoulrl i-- given, B. C. Moore. Mr*. A. J. Peterson and rommuniiy miaiion* wat an- organized wilh Mr*. W. O. Liv­ rlub* wa. welcomed a. a MW Fir*. R. A. Wllllama nnd h-r hn „ , „f(>rnuj wa, F rid a y anti S n tu n ln y and a Tiritor, Mr*. C. I . Hewaon. nnpnred (or the rlrrle viriting rirk ingston a* rhalrman. Fir*. Wade member of Ihe t nmmlllee. | group will be ho«ir*-e* for ihe ; „ rn Mr. ,, t , U rU ulln J r Circle N#. Thre# and rememhranre list Group fire. G am er gava an Intereittng drDr. Terry Byrd .poke on hi- rhri*tn.a* party whirh will be her .i.I.K-ct being-Thank-civm g’’ Nov. 18 ami 11) Clerla No. Thre# met with Mra. The st'iio n wa* attended hy monatralion on hull lay drm ra- >latu* In regard* In Ihe *rhonl >,rt<l at Mr*. William** Lome on B. F. McWhorter preaiding at Mr*. E. I . Shoudinn. Mr*. J. W. lions. Refreshment* were served child. Immunisation being one ol Valencia I'.i-e on Dcr. |3 in the ... . ttf• 0 t the te**!on. Mr*. W. I). (iatdner Carter. Mr*. J. F. I.ewii. Mr*. by Mr*. Dorothy t’arr"di. Flrv Kia •n* ehiaf fnifi gl nuiivi, f«r hi of/ r rovprrtll iilnh iu|i|trr. tlMIII Mn t|, MM II.I 1 I \ 1• K «p " W Mr. I^rry June*, founlv Yoviih 1llPfe UR| y,r , r .ft ea.hange Richard Van Duyne and Mrs. Don gave the nevntlonal u .inr a* heri |:„ f f r Sfhml.lt. Mr*. II. K. Turner, GiMinarlrir, reported that there a m o n g thhe irieinl>er *, it th.m e "Patlenre of Je.u*”. { Mr*. Turner Lodge, Mr*. Riecken- aid 1-e Fil*. la an Improvement In School at- elded. 'finute* were trad and anprnv ,jrftrf y|rt> 0 _ G, Roller, Mr*. II. tendance over a year ago, when ed by Mr*. II. II. Grier who wai J . Finch, Firs S. E. Barbour, Mr*. rim ed piogram chairman for the Carter, Mra. Biook* and Fir*. Ware Bible Class ^M m *M yrtle Wilton Mid of th e ' *"•' of ' h,“ ,hi« elrrie. Mr*. Voile William* a*krd Urailey Odham. Enjoys Barbecue twenty 4 H Girl Club* in Ihe Goun- for leader* t kat every### try to think more Since the frgnlar meeting ilatr ty that rive met with each.month. about Juvenile Dellnqurnry and of ihe Committee t* near the Tuesday Evening Girls, Counselor M n them. Chririmav Holidav*, the Derenitrer Th# Ware Bihl# C1a»« of Die president The devotional wa* given meeting will he rtl*p*-n*rd vvith. Plan* wer# mad# for a vlilt tn First Ftathodiit Chuirh bald its by Mrr. W. W. Tyre after which the county homo, nftar which Mra. Attend Auxiliary Tho*e attending were. Mr. Har­ annual barberua In MrKInley Hall xiiglni rnloyed. A moving old Heckenharh. It. T Flilwce, Williams rl**ed with prayfr. al 7 p. m. Tueadiy. plchira. ahown by Bob. Baker, wa* r . jr. True. l-*rry June*. Dr. Tboie present were Mr*. B. F. Meet In Davtona McWhorter, Mr*. R. I* John*on. Six girl* of the First Baptirt An autumn them* wa* farried viewed by tha audience ll « u u rrt| ihP Rev. David t .xmrfix. Mr*. W. K. Roi*eiter, Mr*. Volla Church and a counselor attended r.ut with e-ilored learn, pine bran baaed -xn th# lifa of Alfred l-ord R»y Holler, II R Pope, Mr*. Edi *on Gmt. Mr*. C. 'I. Flower*. W’llliam*. Fir*. W. D. Gardner, a Girl* Auxiliary Semlnol* As­ thea, turkey’s and lha usual fall Teony*rn Mra. H. H. Grier. Mra. J. L Jack- sociations! mealing which wat foliage. Fir*. Gratehen Crowel Mra. C. E. William* led the alngmg \|r*. Jamr* Gilpin. 'Ir*. Sviln-y son. Fir*. W. C. Lynn, Mr*. H. D. hsld at Calvary Bantlat Chuirh In waa in eharge of tli* decoration*. rod Mr*. Jsrk Burner acrompa n Nix, Mi** Myrtle Wil-on, Mi* I C. William*, and Mr*. Brown, Daytona recently. The main speak­ Rev. Fliiton Wyatt gave th# Idea- *d on Ihe piano, approximately Fmllb and Mr*. O. P. Wade. County Health Nur-e Circle No. Four er wa* Samuel II# nf Hong Kong, ing for the barbecue. The gueita members attended. Cirri# Four met In the rhapel a student at Rtetaon L’nl**raity. •xer* sewed bi-tfet «’yle and enloy of the educational building- with Th#*# attending were Jackie ed the delifiou* meal "xery much". Mr*. Cleveland presiding. New Ashley. Eleanor Rykes, Ethel Lee Host* for the event were Mr. and mamherd war# welcomed and th# Bi*er. Sharon Riser, Fays Garnar. Mr*. P. H. Wyitt, Ju<ig# Ware. mltrlon study •# the book "World ami Jane Oihome. The rauaaeler Mr*. J. N. Ai*»ello. Mr. and Mr*. Robert Reely Sr, and Mr. and wa* Mr*. Willie B. Pippin. Within World’’ wa* giver. Th# tnng fpr the year. "The District officer* wer# elected at Ffra. John Carver. Kingdom I* Coming" wa* »ung by tha mee’ting and two from Sanford After Ihe supper » huihtex* thp group which was led by Mra. war* chosen aa follow*: Edna Jtn- meeting wah held. Thi* was pre­ Una. Central B aptist Church, rided over hy Robert Reely S r , FI. N. Cleveland. Th# prayer was given by Mr*. president; and Fay# Gardner, J P. Field* after which Mr*. W. First Raptlat Church, publicity hmireparty In Tallaha***# hy Bohhi# Von Divar and also n report I t Smith, devotional chairman chaim on. arlacteri a* b*r tonic "MadltaUon" Nino churrhe* war# repraianled of Comp Cr»*t Ridge In North heat m in or Th# circl# caatribulcd 12.00 to with 10) girl* attending. A picnic Carolina which wa* attended by Judg* Hourholdcr foe needy peopl# lunch waa aervad and installation many of tho girls this summer. jackets keep you Sheryl Foster was hi charge of and t# giva tl-00 each month of officer* waa held. comfortable A report waa give* af the GA recreation. hereafter. Announcing CRAFT A N D GIFT SHOP M O NRO E CORNER AIRMAN. in any climate! A N N O U N C IN G A N E W PERSO N A L • • 9 .. *13 .95 LOAN SER V IC E Maks jrour money problemg otir problom*. We h»ve a loan plan to fit every need. We yuarantee you tho moat courteous and apaody aervfce. WE WANT YOU FOR OUR CUSTOMER AND FRIEND. Cm m b , VnU* W ' Ui to d ay . It win SA N D LER OF BO.STONhrfngs ih fir new te c h n iq u e in mnrcn*io he angle MIM.ICM lining fit pi uren your hotly heat . . . keep* you worm. An InMilntinn ngninot T cold,.dry rteaaa perfectly. Tailored In Nyln •< eheea gabardine In your favorite rotor* Water repiUeat, of courao! bo a piaaattra to f l 'l i n ^ to BUSTIC-AIRKS . . . th e *h**e* that T e e l ju*t wonili-rftii!** F a'ltio n nntU* a perfect three-point lam linp with thi* nrw vam p IrealiTii'nt . . . to pive you a fresh-tooking tailored ahoo fur w alking loflly, a u u rlly . , It*» cork cti»ltiotird, with air-vented lining. . . il’a TRI-POINT* 9,95 f e Loan Corporation ’B ldg. Q itn . K o & lo m V m ea st m e n ’s rntsT w ea r san fo rd phone rm . 1222-j” Black nnd Brown Sizes 5-10 B - AAAA' I �r Women s bolt Assn Pros Play New Game To Be Mayfair Inn Guests Next Week C. Speiser Whips Young last Night In Second Round CHICAGO UP - Chuck Speirsria ttmfldenc*. as well aa hia ranking • a a Lijiit heavyweight contender, fot a osxst last night when he grad* quick work of veteran Paddy Young. The muscular former NCAA champion from Mirhlgan Slate floored tho taperlenred Young tnth a lift nook in Ihe fsrit round and gelled him three times in Ihe sec­ ond before refree Frank Gilmer n'opped ihe slaughter at 1 41 A ringside gathering of MU Ians, eootributing lo a nrl gate of •sly |1 720 at Chocago Stadium, •nd t na'ionai television audience watched Spicier gain a probable • r a t shoe at Floyd Patterson in kla campaign for Archia Moore s lUMbeavy crown. T n ia a a Gibion. secretary of the iRterna.ional Baaing C ub. said he (bought Patterson lop ranked eonlender, sod Spieser, rated No. • before mealing Young, would make a lino match later Ihn winter with Ihe waiter earning a chance at Comiskey, Rigney Will Run White Sox CHICAGO « - Chock Comlskey and John Rigney officially win run Ci* Chicago White Sot, th* office • ' lenerat manager bring allmlasted. Farm director Rigney was named * vie* prtsident yesterday at the ri tb'a annual meeting of stnckhold • Coraiakey already aarriad that • action, to affect, designates Jtigney and Comiakay aa sueeeaaora • Trank Lana, resigned general Manager who left th* club after th* US! aeaaon |* taka a similar float With th* SL Louts Cardinals. Rigney, ana-11 me White lo s pilch• r . m irm d th# farmer Dorothy Comiikay M n Rlpney was r* nlactnd Ban seerotiFy - troasurae •n d bar and Cbnck's mother, Mrs. PHILADELPHIA I - Simmy Baugh cec# aiu* that playing ouartaroick in tb« National Foot uall Lea.ue mss >lk* lilting in a risking chair th* canaat may be knew of making a living. Th# Sanford TVemon'o Golf At-! Todaya occupants of that to • l A c i a t i o n will be guest* of tho callad rocking chair aay it ain't ao. Mayfair Inn at thtir naxt lunchoon n be a ».»p flight quarterback In meeting Nov. I t. 'ho NFL loday you have to run. All membora nf tho avaoriatlen not ait. I h f comept of quarterare cordially Invited to attend tho barking among the proa hai m e e t in g which will be followed (banged nmovt completely, by the tegular tournament played Baugh and Sid Luckman were earh week at this time. (too of the greatett —if not the Frank Mebane Jr., manager of ir» atr,t—ever to pitch a ball in the Slarfalr Inn will be gueat Pl*)*d tn the (tan- a»y ltd*. About lAfKD PRF.M Army. Florida and Georgia Toeh jumped ir th# top in football dafeneo among the nation's major colleges (hit week as Maryland. Navy ard UCLA all fell Tlctim to sjrprtdng aplurgei by rank underdogi laat Saturday. M arfiit-d the ruihing dcfeme •fader practitaliy from seaion'a ••art, wvs jar rd lor 157 yards by Clemion alter hating permitted . iveragu of omy t t t in eight prtvioua games The Trrpa moo the game <7112). hut mound up in a nark aeai to Army in tho ground defense I at. NCAA tervlre Bureau atafistira uday ‘ tuvud Army with an aver­ age yle d i,f 7 i | yards, with Mary­ land ser./f.d at TIT. Tht Cafeti who choked off Penn with a total gush past gain of T! yards cmtinurd on Inp in total drfrnse. allow isg 1311 yard* a « aur.t th# running |*w« >1* ***** V , quarterback* ar. help1'** g r * * •n r t the i round gaialag * * « » !i « * • « 1b* uteat figures show run and KRAMER, M > ic h ig a n LBF T M NP, L Legal Notice Pro Player May Be Hired As Full Time FSU Football Scout game Navy mas tumbled from the past defense load by Columbia. The M.dd,f had allowed just A completions in Cl attempts for 234 yards beioro running Into Ihe Lions Cloude Itenham. With Benham do mg m-ist of tho pilchmg, Celum bia hit II of I t for III yards. although homing (4TAI. Tha* upped N’avy'i air yield team 31J to tf 4 yards a g am eno better than fourth heat after Florida (4111 George Waihtngtoa <4S0> and Nebraska ( i l l ) . L'CLA really crumpled in Ha specialty agair.at Washington. The oBce-bajtra Urlana had bean drlrlug for thelr second straight title hi scoring defense, a lowing just B petals to eight gamei. Then Weahintha berk# loose lor a Bear i-pset Met left UCLA barely ahead IP IT. UCLA, which allowed just 40 mdnts last aeaaon, tumbled to third wtah a S I potnt-a game average. Georgia Terh a m log with | a followed by Nary* 1.4 Jard T formation, moving back mtu the pciket protected by bruit ing line nrn. They didn't have to run, only plat. A check of tho rocorda thowa that Baugh in IS yeart with the ATaihlngtoo R*d»kini gained n to tal of 1*0 yjrda on the ground. I.uckmin tarr.ed the ball 20S timea in hit pro career for the Chicago Bean and lot* log yardr Thr«e figure are cited to ahow now the game hat changed. Today, more ard more of the pro coarrea are adopting (he split ( which calls for a versatile quar trrback roe mho can exercise O option of p an or run Thoee quar­ terbacks mho don't run. mith one ■r tmo cirepUcni, aio piloting los­ ing teams I Tli um. N ot . 17, 1 IS I Hurth Is Pleased With Next Year's Class AA Prospects TALLAHASSEE <^>— A renort that a welt known professional plaver mav be hired at a full time football talent acout h r Florida State Univorritv rave added In­ terest to toniabt'a Beard ef Cantrot meeting here. The F'orMa Tlmea-Unlnn report­ ed that Hugh "Bones" Taytnr. former star end with the Washington Redskins, was th# man under con­ sideration f«r tha pest. Thera la a'** peislhllity the board will discuss Coach Boh Woodruff's future at tha Univer­ sity ef Florida during Its two-day session being bald during F8U homecoming. Rill Kaatels, sports editor of tha Times-Unlom, had this ta aay about Taylar Im hlo reluma today: "Taylor, a participant Is tha reaching clinic at FBI) last sum­ mer, made quits aa Imprsttlsa am athletic efflrlals there, wa are told. "Ilia contacts, bv.h In tha United Btatee and Canada ara many and hi* pertenality le a winning ana. "It la no secret that head Caach Tom Nugent hat waatad a full time *hlrd-deg* aves since ha tam e ta Tallahassee and Tartar appear* to h* th* antwer." Dr. Heward 0 . Hanford, M U athletic director, would -'ey only that "a* appointment ka< been NASHVILLE Tens IB - The president of the Southern Assort allow appeared pleased at next year's p rtp e rta hi lha Clati AA baseball rtrrult *1 fee! wa will bars one of Ihe beat seasons In IIM that we have had to y e a rs" Charlie Hurth of New Oris ant said at tha riot# of tha league's midwinter mealing her* yesterday. Dlrr'ora voted to rut the player rosters from IS ta II and adopted The erarfc ataoplorhaaor GalaU neat year's schedule. They also re ­ an was Imported from England duced Ihe maximum from » ta IP end is owned by Carlton Palmar player* far th* flrat M days ef th* of New Canaan, Conn. aeaaon and from IS to II for tha Data for tha all-slag gams wai draco Comlakey, was m sat for July ta proa idea*, Th* IPJd schedule rails fa open tog the lease* Tuesday, April, to. naUltt.1* and stoaiag Bepd I, lha Sunday following Labor Day. •\ ...I mt JOIN OUR CHRISTMAS CLUB ftftTHB o r ArrteitATio* r a n r% i nr.»:o TALLAHASSEE OB - Florida m u n # r id * f lu t u w # #r Statt began tapering off on ill m u o T i r r I f MRftr.Hr OIVKN fi.olball dulls today for the home- T h N a t N lttw K l r c h h n f f t il# H e lp e r o f c»ming clash Saturday afternoon th # f o l l n w l n * c # r t l f | r # t # h a t f l l t r i • • i 4 • # r tift * ’ # (# f o r 4 #f 4 In with CiMdcl. J m u *4 thar ram Th# r #r 1lf lCAt » Coach Tom Nigcnt aent the n u m b e r «».4 * t a r o f tM u # r» * t, ( h r «(•«■ r . p i i n n « f tt# p r « p « r i r . a m *! Tribe through a long defensive (h # n a n .r I# *» hi< h I t * • • i,dill yetterday and said they'd • re I I f o i l # * # : ft N'o ! • ! T r « r # f f l l t l work nnly in awral clothes today. !*• • h • i n n # 17. A. I» I t . ? Nugent foreast that ••Although m u K r n i m o x o r pncirEitTTi l . o t s l l l o c k C\ A A' l l I li • P i # # we'll prsdable be in the favorite’ nf i»»i»ii r u t no«k t !••«•• It A II role, we think mere in for a N inii in »Mfh p T> Otn* t Higher game than a lot of people | r I A l l n f » « ld p m i i r r l f k #»tig In Ih # • iu t > ».f J ir iiu n u l # . M ifli# n f may be imagining.'* n # r ld # t .'n ln r * ru rh r r r t lflt jt r He pi nied out that the Charles­ • h a l l l># P » i|r » n * r 4 a c c o r d in g In la # #h# p m p # r» p d a i r r l h r ton. S C. school has won five r r r t l f l * # t r m ill l»a m id i<s dlh aIn hrigu hr h Semes r ule losing only three and r a t la ld d rr a t th # f f « b t d o o r n f ( h r n l# •’ • H f it r «’*»u r! lln t ia # at "they're improving all the time." NMannnfoln rd . H o n d a on th # f l r a t VIon <!•> In th # itso n th o f (t a e r t n h r r Florida State mill enter Satur­ l * i l , a h l ' h la th # 4 th d a > # f D l l * day's game m thout the services • t i i h r r , |9 lf t . f t a t r d t h is M A a r # f .H iv a n iM r if hallbaik Tat Vrrsprtlle. the llit squad's beat k'tker. Versprill* In- ( O f f ic * A l C 1 # r k ‘ e A r a l l I* ll a r i i d u n jered hit hit against Vlllanova f ’l r r k #*lr* u lt f ’ n i i f t . p r m lh»re two merk ago. n- i l # C o u n t y , r i o r t d * TbM M A IN T 2 , R IG H T k tu p jr * a ... t o r n te > 4 HAVt B S f t f.A s'PCBEP t f M M t o e * $ 4 1 * 4 0 1 BUT T r t t fie P Q V T T A d ri <j . t r-e woiMtoie* . wv e e e c A im r\ L V B C v v*J v Jr Jy Jm o-i o \* TBA? ' t fc y f r w 4co*eo to / * f l e r * t* T H * r f lV * * '* t* * C it Here's only a sam selections are com. . 9% S-BPRCn PHONOGRAPH. Trueton* portable plot* oil rocorda. Full also 4" apeak* or, all-purpos* needle. 1ton* maroon rover. Simple to operate. I Q U DM70. ■■ WESTERN Fl.TER POW. KB TKACrOR. R u b c m I I Colorful! Authentic! Fea­ tures simulated batlerv and ignition system. M M Chain drive. SFI4SS • • others from 17.71 Wtstern Flyer Lightweights for easier cycling anywhere! With nwr famnan l-paint fwnrnnt**! ta** RTEBL WAGON. Just tha ala# for little fellowsl lioavv stool oenstrvaetion, big M a # r bad. r wheels. 11.91 I.ena effort nn hill*, otrnlght-nwajr nr anywhere thnnka to fntnoun thrna-apaH gearshift. Front •nd rear hand caliper brakes, too. Stwdr, aIL •tael from*. Boy** and girt'a. IFM OtJ tf* Mmkrd. SFfMt.il J |,H 1r 1 11' la r'a rmM . V U l f c k f f i H t M l "•w fral Tap* . , # savoa Rm* , . . aavma week and aleaaa mar* tbaromghlr. I t •aay-elaaa tool* taka bard work out of aleanlng. Ip ray gun and math aryatnl balder kaeludad. Bia throw-away dual haw . # amply wttbaal toaehlat dirt. �WHERE CAN \XOU GET • • • FOR THE «EST Financing terms Sterling Hayden Has Two Careers i ui&<>uapAtwt GuiM HOLLYWOOD JT—Sterlm* Har­ dee. Mm ita r and *»-Maruie. hat another career cut out (or him: bruiilni up hit four imall children all hr fcimtelf V* Lett autum n, Hajdra divorced inil wtfr. lac lormcr bait) de Noun, i " fU* A + < '. * altar a tenca of battle*. He relaud e .i'w ir of then lour cbtl d :tn —C*i .j. 1, Dana, •; liretchrn, S. and Matt, I. to r a )car, the) bwcriBf .ru tte d actoi ha* brrn *i acting a* mother and falh<w to this' Lvely quartet 'll haiu't been eat),*' ha re-j marked at h.r roomy Ohrrman Oaka hetua Ttie plact wa* dreo tatad with core atalka and pump kin*, rtniuanla ol a bit Halloween party he bad conducted lor the kdi. (H* later took hit brood on " r i ' v . their Inch or-treat round* ) ' ■ / : r £■ “ Fira: ul all, • • had to get eatahlitnH a* a family,'* >U)d«n etplatncd. “ I took the rntire turn r e r oil fo r frur month* I didn't work bteauia I thought it *a* A p a r k * * v ie w e r a a a b le * y*w la e a ia * » * u r e a la r t ild e s —a n y lim e , e a r pteee. b .ti to H'Cfid aa much time » *te» them a* I could. "At I'rat I tnought ol taking an I C arry Your F a v o rite Color S lid os W ith You illand cabin in the I’uget hound Not long ago we heard eon rone othera. That'* the rra.on we are But I realired at Uicir age they remark that thay alwayi felt a lit- always auggatung that you have didn't ra te much about accnrry. tie bn cheated when their fnrnd* extra prmla mada of your br*t "What they ncedd moit was aj took out walleC print* of the baby to picture*. That way, you ran mount home life So I ata>ed here with show—Ihia feeling retulting ftotn them in your album « aoon aa them and «e pitytd ball and a*am the fart that he couldn't allow off you get them bark from the phntiv is the p.<>l and had a good time.’’ hi* own vnungttcra. He took p.c* ftnuhrr—thu* injuring»gain»t loti turea of them, regularly, but with -and at the aair.c time have printa Hayd-a aa.d Lit work wat ideal a camera and film that produced to cany with yoj or to give av ay. (cr reanng hi* brood Now that the beautiful JaJ color traruparendev | wal'.ria the»e days have kldi are in echool-Matt goea to So, we intiodutrd h m to one ypc.ial compartment* for »n»pn r ie r v a.hool. the other* to public grammar arhool-lh* actor t* mak­ of the littl* accea’ory item* tnat thoU , ncj card*, but for thm ew ho can add an much plca»ur* to your w tn , olllv M rdv ,n that ipace, ing three picturea in a row. He'a photofraphle rflo rt* -th * pocket th # lr n„ , ltH1# f0ld»rs with •uw verging on “ Bed o( Fear." viewer. Now h e ra n ie * thi* handy I tranvparant pockst* in which you At pratent he la being hrlped hy h ttlt fid g et, with a bo* of h n l t n your favorit* tnapihoU hie mother in-law and a young newMl tilde* So when hii friend* , v fr wl|(, )n pocket or purte atari comparing the tnapwhoU they ^ w hkh soman When Hayden cornea home from the atudio, he takee over Hr alas he.pa get the k*da oU Is »chord Half the fun of plcture.taking *** on# ** * •nl0^Is ths monusg. la being able to ahars them wun | —John Van OulMer The only real eolutJos to hi* problem he admitted, see finding a permaM at anfcher lor the chit again d m tola v Make* t i l l •arv lags. drss. It'a hard Is And an ftur a boned foal vhowldve aad eiigtMe girt whs want* to underost It to that meal fonaa one Urea Uhs a rsady-mada laatly . IIU •at plaea. Piers tkla aids down sa diverts decree doe* sot become ■ gal tartars and apraad a mltlur* f i r s Amarina* Ilk* variety la awr final until neat Augutt. at th* following aeaaonlnga os Ida V V meal*, ahatgos from the eedt Nayda taken hii parental dutiev meat kalt teavpooe poultry team s tkat will hs IstaeaaUsg aa< aertoualy. Hs attenda PTA meet, awry daHgttfal. And what bettae lima la tug; half laaapooa tall: auarler laa ingi. ring la a nlea change os yosr family apons paprika: aad alihlh taaipoos "I rsad to them at night," he than at Haaday glnaae. Aeesrdlagly. pappar. Arrange eight or laa alliaa aatd. "U te ly M U 'Call or tha to* A d P Barvlra Poe Homemaker* of trimmed bread ea Ike meat. Lib­ apraad lb* bread with on* WUd.' I v ia afraid M would be eaggaata tkla glVarast raclps tor erally rwp peach or apricot preatrvaa tos old lor them, but they eat It awact M d teal for roar Banner and tprlnklo threotosrtb* nip ad up. I e!*o tad them itortei ol eofraelv ebopoad sat meata over my etra Whan I have to be away recorder to he tha lop Roll aa lor a telly roll and so Iseaitsn, ! put them as the !*pe ,-enre aeear* with tiring Is tarartl teeIlona. Plara os a rack la a tPPlUhg pan and roaai Is a modaeata eras for about three heart % , * YOUR DREAM HOME WITH FULL *W IFE-SAVER ?3 £ rainbow kitchen: with COLORED APPLIANCES • t.2 n . ft. OR Refrigerator • 0 1 U rft sits fWf« • 66 ftL OB Water heater • OR Oarbac# IHapaaal • T ill SANTORO HRRALW. Thara. Nor. 17, IMS Page T OR Aataaatia Waah> lag Maehiaaa la hii# S-bath Sanaa. • GR Aatnaatla Dhk> waaher ia Delate S* hath hrates LOCH ARBOR HOMES I- NOTICE City Tsz Bonks hr* open for payment of 1955 Taxes. Discounts allowed: 4°f if paid is November 1955 Sre if paid in December 1955 2% if paid In January 1956 1% if paid in February 1956 All tax ntatomant* havs been mailed; If y«s hav* not recaUed ywura, plants glvs na your addraat and legal deacriptlow #f praaad aUUmant will hs sent U you. d ie s Hoy City To« Collector 'hr m Poe dearer! thla lima ad year wbal could be hirer lhaa pumpkin p i s U n a n mine inrh pla pan with paatry dough, kill two capa rookad and u n l o a d pumpkin together with a a a rwp milk aad add three haalas aac yolka Add cup ad auger m lied with tha followlag: a aa sa d » a loarth lee r pone a a l a n a a o s . guartae laa a peas alavaa; s s a aad s a * *» ar­ ise I aaa poos g l a t o r ; g a a n a r la s a pone autm eg, loaapooa t a b aad taaapooa raafUa. Paid to throa a n t ly beatea egg whiter and turn Into pla ah all. h a k e to a moderate e r a s *« miaalaa. Some Of Today's ^ ’ Mothers Should Be Spanked Says Rosie LOCH ARBOR HOMES Hospitality Kcigns O n D ay o f T hanks r AP Womrn't F.dllar S>’mt nf t(vli)'i mother* ought |.i he apankrrl »*) Rnhrnury Clooney, aingmg *t*r of moviea gpd p«n record* and now a com pletdy doling mother hrr*clf *'l have no cue for molhcr* who apend *'l their time trying to ;et j4 away fr-'m their children, after they hi*a them." **>» the blue who in privat- life ll Mr* Joaf Keircr "I'd .lie—juat aimply die - i f I couldn't »ee Miguel every .'ay, ant a* mvny limca a dav ai p atible He'a pol a pci to be kept in a cage, he » a part of the fami­ V > // \ * *»ly group " Migurl ia th* hu»ky • month old --- >. «*n of the F e rrm , and to dale he la on* of'the moat traveled in 1 Mra lloatraa of IVtl . , . hiat wa fanta in the country. He had hit Mra lloateaa at tha Brat Thank• iwn pa .p o rt at the ace of 4 giving iu l t : l . . eilanda bmiomnnthi He ha: accompanied hiX Iroua hoapilallly on Ihla groat day ef relrhratmn I'amllloa rath .r parent* lo England, bark to New along with old frlrnda and nowYork, on to Chicago and Califor­ romrra. In eiprra* graliluda l..r nia In a few wrrka he will he Ihnr hlra*lng« Aa In data of old the featlvo taking *df ag.in. with mom and hoard alltl remain* Ihe aymla.l of pop. h< Spam thla holiday Your lahlo la aprrad "I hfll.ve a bahv't p are la not with rntlring dellrailea And IIa in the nuritry. but in Ihe living harveat of k.hmI tt«>d trarmblr* Ihe room." iav* Rotrmary "V\e have eanti a harveat aruua, with all Its wraith and twauly Migu.i . . . . . . . Thla la on# day when you tavuh rryhtmi. and he thrive* on ll So •II elforla on pr. paring a aplendid do we When hr a taken to the rvpaal. Trraaurrd reclpea come oul and hour* Bv aa you atir and bake nur.crv it's hrdlim e" , The qiie«tion of whal to do wiih Your menu tor Ihla feaal htitna over with prira “ealablea" , from Ihe Miguel *to*e la-1 rummer, when royal bird, roaaled lo goldeu glory Ro*emary wa* tviokcd to play the to that proud beauty, apiry I'allail, im in tendon pumpkin pie And how ahall you open the foe "1 w.nt to our pctiatrlcian." tlv■ e * Fine old tradition aaya a aaya R- .emarv "and *.krd him bo*liirof aoup Drill airly apprtinnr tl It wouof h ' all right to take and ao fragrant, prrbapa arrvrd Miguel ai. ng He .aid he w iu dn't la Iho living room before Ihe major adviae i1 So I laid, 'lan't It more arenl K*:eel a delate ape. tally anup import.rl for a baby to he with from the ranned one* Dainty H* p ir.n * than to he kept tafe rhlcken rice llerfy bouillon Hlorrlhut b*nrl» m a aienlurd nuraerv ?' hearted onion aoup llrara II with "Then the doctor igrrrd w ith1 your own Imaimalite garmah me. ant vo Miguel became a world traveler " o W' ( A MILLION AND ONE HIDDEN TREASURES - v i I k < L, . •• **v. w . X - < -aa. -T Marks s s s of theas: On Chlektn Rica, aaa elegant alt.-ed alnSed (dire* Or aliverrd loaned almond*, chopped pe< ana or otbrr nut* Kibhona nf pimi'GIn are pretty si an, aa are small (T r a n grapes. To garmah •aulllan, rul lllila • user ahapea or alnpa from orance peel. Thran gnat like a dream Or lake your choice of cetrry atrtpa, .arvol colna. chopped black oh*.-a. a bit of bullae or a put of aour cream Oman laity Ukaa favorably lo a topper of erlap raw appla. complete ■ iih lb* briahl red akin Or all.k to lha traditional crouton* with grated cbeeaa Drink up Ihe anup Inf apooa It. aa you prefvri And laun.h Inin Ttiankagiviog with Joyful apirita all around. -soi r .vroors•Helttn* VS With •eaaanara: Appeiner lima luma tbnughla lo V I juire For fun. give ll a bit nf lip allb aportal aewannera aurh aa hot Tobaaco aauca or Worcealar ahire aaura These lend a nippy flaror Ihal'a pleasing and Intriguing The family will amarh their tlpe with ploaaure at Ud* rich rad v*g» table beverage including: • Door (.'hlmM • Kitrhen Fthsukt Ftns • Mfrciirj Silrnl Kwitchca • Plvnfv nf Klfftrie Wall Outlets • Folding Cloafl Doors • 5 Citrus Trees Per Lot • Streets Lined w ith Orange Trees • Best of Locations • l.a k e frn n t Lot* M / a 'T COq RIBY s WfS/(eAS No tm irtrr **y fn gel IPery thin » f*p Dulktnt on fool' And tpraamg of lo* COlt |ranvporl.»hon. th* pr.j* tor theva Comp invent catcber* it only . . 6 Whsi I* toaMswaftoaaa ptaeps s i m eal ? * A. I amb ritdrK Q. Where da they rasas kaaa and haw are they tdeaddedf A. They ctcrie trim Ihe lamb t»*wH and are m.vle hv Milling twturrn thertls Each nt'let *t a rertangubr •trip <d meal onUuima a pari of a rib tame. Q. Haw are ihsy yrvparvd’ A. They mat hr mnked bv leaning nr In mA*i( m luviul at kw a ueu To hratve. the nUrla are browned tlauiaighl. m f ig I tal>lea!*in« nl lard nr rtripfang*. then fr> m 1, to h nrp nf lirnjtd la added. Ihe mrut ia roverrd arvl timmetnl until tender. Fi* a alew. Ihr nl-'ela arr nonplrtHy covered with waler. then aimmervd m • rmetrd slrnad rtnlil tender, appmumatrly I'y hraira • • NOT A PROJECT / BUT PROJECT Ihlaiuul 1 DEPT.tf^TOHE 7 PRICED / THE MOST BEAURFUL BATHROOMS % > IH CENTRAL FLORIDA WITH A WIDE VARIETY OF NEW MOTHER-OFPEARL CERAMIC TILE AND COLORED PLUMBING ' 1 ' ' • ' A 1 1 ' Since 1949 Sanfords Leading Builder OUR SALES OFFICE LOCATED AT TUB CORNER OF LAKE MARY RLVD. AND WEST CRYSTAL DRIVE IN jf f t f / g . OsmicsL .Telephone Sanford 1504 �* *- n e t * ■fliwr*. Nirr. IT, 1IIS Public's Response THE SANFORD HERALD Additional Society (Coatlaaed Frag* Paga Owe) cycle* and Individual*, tn ba eli­ gible for tb« competition, they muat register at tha Jay re# Information Booth no later tha a Nov. 23. “ At thy prvaent time.*' laid Chairman Hunt of the Oirtatma* Parade Committee, “ tbtra are approaimalely 44 ftoau entered la the parade with eleven bandi par* Hcipaluig in tho colorful event of Nov. 30 at M 0 p. m.” Hunt alio remarked that tha Sanford Naval Auxiliary Air Station and Ita varioua unila will ba taking part in tha parada thla year. Hunt emphiatied that there will he equitable judging of the float* in thi* year’* parada regard!*** of the *u* of tha float anttred. ' ll I* the depiction nf the theme that w* are especially anaioui to gat,'* aaid Hunt. Calendar THURSDAY Th# T in t BaptUt Intermediate Choir will hold rehearsal at 7:00 p. m. in# Pirat Bsptlit Adult Choir wM hold rehearsal t t 1:00 p. m. Tho Men's Brotherhood of tho Flr»t Baptist churrh will have tholr supper «od Program meet­ ing he (I ruling a t 7:00 p. m. I" (ha Memorial Educational BuildIn*. .he SNAAS O lftm 'i Wivr* Club will hold a luncheon at II noon In tho BOO Attendance prize* will he awarded and a Thankcglvlng theme dup!a*ed. The Melhodlit Bazaar will bo held In McKinley Hall. Thla la spontored by tho FSCII and the public la Incited to attend. Tima la S p. tn. to I o’cloeV and the nor*eiy will ba opened. The l-adl.a Society BLFAE will meet at tha home of Mra. H olla Boiler, -(X'H Hanford Ave. There will t>0 a bualneaa m oling and a luncheon. Tima la II a. m. OKS Chapter No. I will moat In tho Maaonie Hall at I p. an. MONOAT The Dependable Claaa of tha Tirat Methodlat Churrh will father at the homo of Mra. M. E. Baber, OrapevllU Ave., at • p. »n. for Ita regular monthly huaiaeaa and aorlal meeting. Tha Paat Matron’* Cluh af Seminole Chapter No. S OE8 will meet with Mra. R. T. Crenahaw, 1133 E. 7th St. at 7:3A p .m. TL'I.SDAT Tha Band Parents Aaaaeiallon will hold a meeting at I p. m. ta the Band Hall. Tha Bethany Claaa af tha Flrat Baptlat Churrh will mart a t tha Jennings (f. allowed From Fago Oae) Representative* and Waa reewgali­ ed aa an able legislator. Ha waa A u lita n t Majority Whip and Chairman af tha Civil Service and District af Cahtmbla eammltbaea. la 1HA, Mi ao!league*, Is a Pageant Magatlna pall, voted him tho repreiantatlva doing moat for hi* eoaatituenry, Randolph author­ ed law* m a tin g employment for thouaanda af blind poraeaa a ad far tha production of lynlhotie liquid fuel*. Ha aalhevod ar eo-sponeorad many baaiq Federal aviation atatutoo and. .athvf .Important measure* for tha development af tranaportation. Tho huiy alrllno eveculiv* |# a lice president af tha National Aeronautic Aaoorlatlon and la a director of tho Trampoftatien As­ sociation af America. Fitrp*trick, In making tha an­ nouncement of tha principal apeaker for the Seminole Cauntfr Chamber of Cammeroa aald to­ day that tha local argnalsatlon f* fortuaata In aaeurlng tueh aa able and famona ipeakor far thla pear's meeting. President George Touhy will pro•We at the annual meeting and n report of thho year** activitioo will bo given by tho Immediate past president. Earl Higginbotham. Raymond H. Smith Dies In Hospital jh 'f yp-v m- Raymond Howard Smith. H . died In anjprtahde haapllal at a p. m. yesterday afUr a short BlSets. Bor* July a, tart, In Holyoke. Mas*., ho hid been a resident af Sanford since December liM and lived at 200i Cedar A rt. Ha waa a member of lha Vernon Heights Congregational Churrh la ML Varson. N. Y. and waa a pail maator of ihe William WhlUag Ladso a t Holyoke. Mr. Smith waa a member af tha Melha Temple of the Shrine. Springfield, Maaa.. tad belonged to Ihe Sanford Shrine Huh. He waa a pail patren af Robert Marrl* Chapter of the Order cf E u lern Star. Mr. Smith retired la ISM from SeovUla Manufacture C r, Watertury, Conn, a f ia r a s p aan of aervlca. Funeral service* will ba haid tonight at • o'clock al Britaoa H"®* with the Rav. J. B. Hoof officiating. Remain* win ba amt to Holyakt tomeerow altarfor burial. hemt af Mra. Bralley Odham, 1907 Palmetto A»e. at • o’clock with Mra. Eloiaa Hunt aa eo-hoattaa. FRIDAY Tha Hanford Duplicate Bridge Club will meal In the Yacht Club with aeating to begin at 7:4S p. m. and play at • o'clock. Tho DoRary Woman'* Cluh will meet at 1 p. m. for a eandwich luncheon which arill ha followed by a regular meeting and card game. HATCRDAI All Soul* Cathalte Church will hold It Third Annual Winter Fe*tivat on the ehureh ground* from 1 p. m. until rloairg. Your family and friend* like garlic bread with spaghetti and tomato aaur* ar * creamed chirken casserole? Then try this varia­ tion on an old theme: mil lota of minced parsley with tha butler and rntshed garlic used for tha bread, before heating aa usual. aaOVH ACTOf Sock Hudson ond ITiyltla Cate*, both M yuan a id .. shown toacther at a night rlub, were married by the Rev. Noniahl Ttiorp* of the Lutheran Church In Monterey, Calif. Hudson kept hla word, when h* said that he would not marry until he reached the aa* af 10, which will h*p»nn neat week. It In tha Best marriage foe both. Mr. and Mr*. Hugh Carlton announrt tha birth of a ion. Turn Craig, Nov. 11 in the krrnald Laughton Memorial lloipilal. No Comment Ry Jamrs W. Dnuthsl Your hear freih rnncrrn e»Mr. and Mr*. Frankie lx flu# pressed on Capitol Hill thr*e dayi Wilaon nf Birmingham, Ala. ann­ over thr effect of poli'lrr.l activ. ounce the birth nf a daughter Illri of Union llo n ri on the rank weighing 7 tlx. Tha young mi-, and (lie n( union member* named Donna IxRuc I* the grand­ For eyample, Senator Rsrry daughter nf Mr. and Mrs. O. It. Gold* tier, Arizona Republican, (irigga. Tha Wllaona ara formerly believes that the pnlitlral freedom of Sanford. nf the working man and woman of American la In great jeopardy bcrauie nf espendilure of union funds for pnlitlral purposes. “ In my opinion.” he say*. “ Ihe usurpalinn nf political power hy mme top union leaders Is deny. Ing In million* of rank and file workers Ihe right tn make their own pnliiiral derisions " I’art of his complaint aaalnst Ihe Union Boise* i* captained this way: Ry FRANK CARET ••Objective^ studies by univers­ HOUSTON US — TfIfvmon and grandmothers could he Indirect ities and other groups havs shown that approximately 40 per rrn ' of end Innerent cause* nf recurrent the union members in this county “ fold*" la wma children, lha •re Republican. . “ When • union bos* raises Smilhara Nodical Assn, wat told ItO,OOii,0Q0 for political purposes today. Many kvda watcb TV whin **ly- nut of compulsory union dues, 14,000,000 nf that money must ■ M i a m g," and maid and dull com# from Republican union mem­ from a rug can touch off an “ al- bers “This means Dial a Rrpbllcan larglc" type aold in children senii Itva to inch malarial. Dr. Almon union member who gom down to the polls In vote Hrpubliran is, at F Halpern of Delia* tnid Ihe Ihe same lime, required, in order gvoup'a 4#th annual convention. to hold his job, In contribute, Ha aald chemical* are avallih e through hi* due* check off, to Ihe fur spraying ruga and ovrrsluffrd campaign funds for the Demofvralture In lha TV room, and rralie forty — the very party thaao can “quit* affectively eon- whirh he is voting against “ Forty per ten t of the union Del* harmful airborne material* Aa for grandma ha aaid while members In tha United Stales a rt the might ba up and around and in lha position today. “ If such a situation doesn't apparently “ healthy," tha might alto haw chronic branchitli which strike right at tha root* of free­ could make her a “ healthy car­ dom In this country, ihm I h ire rier" of germ* which her grand- no Idea what freedom means '' Government aerennomy — You :hild c cjid ealrh. Hilperm. speaking nf eerialn have heard of “ Yes But” people children of prearhool ag* who get — those who agree to something and then Imrred.ately start rais­ a eeipiralory Infeclion ' about once ing objections. a month." put N (hit way: This is particularly true with “Tha pretense nf a •healthy* In­ re# poet to rutting government dividual m lha ehlld'a environment spending. Many pedpU eager far map be tha ant* earn* of a recur economy lose their lost* for it ring acuta roeptratory lavactioo. Immediately when It affaeti them. "Tbla per**# may ha a mother An Illustration of Ibis la now with a 'rhroale alnua.* a grand- going lha rounds In Washington. A mother with a chronic bronchitis, metropolitan newspaper earned or an older alhllng (brother nr ala two editorial* on tha same page Mr) who attendi schools and who on tha samt day. ha* frequent colds. , On* of them proclaimed vigor“ la *.>ma Instance* wo havo had ouutly that “the total cost nf »c least lha entire family with var government In this country should rina oe tulfadlaiine prophrlacti- mak* us stop and think. . , .that eallp beta# ucce** fully controll- ro il will ho held wtthtn hound* lag the rlU d'i Infection." only If all eltiiena remember, Ha atid the "eaeriae” rofenwd urban Shay deerand agency, that to U the oo called “cold shot" vac they Ihamoaives eventually will riaa which include* etrioua type* kov* to pay for it.“ af barirtla. Tha other editorial urged tha expenditure nf fund* to Improv* fl it important lo remora see- the navigability of a river, oppos­ Mena aa whole as possible when ed any contributions from ihoso preparing grapefruit Ta cm a t Immediately benefited, and eontended that Urn entire coal should TV, Grandmothers Could Be Cause Of Recurrent Colds MIDI IN U " Tba Law C oat for HSF9-M ines Klilena 1:11 It* nsnseilma • I* It a t Rib s With Mart* Kswi is »• More than IT9 millions In road preach la a Laymen's ravival at i* a t a i n i s 'i Call lo Flayer constriction projects wore under­ tba First Baptist Church beginn­ li.s t ■la* urr ra in s * way In the state during October ing Sunday morning and continu­ ■ o a a tn a arcarding to a monthly progress ing through Wednesday alghL Tha 4 se Ta?mse*s Cult To Fray4 i *i Dawn Breakers 1 report Issued today by Wilbur E. public la cordially Invited. f<*i ••I* F s » l ■ cetera Jambereo Jones, Chairman of the Stale ■;l| Saw* I Do aat try ta us* eld rubber fr ill Road DepartmeaL st Osssa OrlMk Oak t is Saw* In addition to the *79,200,9*2 ofj £ « • J ? M ining; the S* Scoria 41 4 niaas# elasticity will have been exhaust­ II ss jec te r'a ca-ie# project* already under construe ed. IIS Morning li.vetleaa Hirmony T’ire s a tlon. Chairman Jone* aald that s *i W«rl« At Win* s ts Veroma H 'N I i l hida were received for 12.392,000 s :* ll-re an4 There is »s H-e Cluh in new eonstruction. During the i l l * New* IS II 14** risk month contrar's were formally II I* O ie i Of M«le4e sm aasi fl _ ta r tia awarded for nth#r road construc­ ' II ♦* Wecl« At Sees tion totaling H.7P9.H14 while work ■A'tfSI?It 14 SsSle Fhrei Plgeel n i l Fnea v Mslisse ■ vans* completed and accepted by the i is Kewe TWo war mat (tear Department In the period amount­ !•** i a War Kepe flsn»k fl** W ort# Al Sit s •« World At Three ed to 92,787.990. • IS Twltlafel •••** s a Dsad H o i S la SooMo Seet r-stlew l a William Dial of Orlando, Road • si Stuslc al Rs*4sm -T»»o Tims « •* Tsteaa* ciuK Board member for tha Fifth dis­ t.sa Sswa t il I m l i i S o il, • S!•V T«#n «: Tloie trict. reported that construction f IS B44I* K t i f The Shrihse Hete s is ti-41 Dial t r * Poe Vuslo under 42 contracts In the I t coun­ ties comprising this district aecounted for II9.47M49 of tha •tat* total. Ono of these projscte |« located in Seminola County. Thla la tha A LAND DEVELOPMENT COMPANY reading and paving of French WINTER PARK, FLORIDA Ave. In Hanford (on SR t».«00, 19,000 UNITS of Garapic Associates Inc. 5 M2 miles long) which la aow •7 per esnt complete. PRICE PER UNIT XI0 anil tarladeu two share* af 1% Cumulative 93 M par *•!■• FROM HO \P TO (III. aad o at abara 99.1# value rnmmoa soling atock Non-.\**#*t*bla TORT ST. JOE (41— The GlidOffered Ta Florida Reside#!. Only den Co. of Cleveland, Ohio, plans OFFERED BY _ ta eontruct a multimillion dollar chemical plant her# in convert erode soap skimming* into Indus­ trial raw materials. 5.70 No. Orlando Avtnsb About (0,000 loot of soap skim­ ming* from the St. Jo* Paper Co. WINTER PARK, FLORIDA and other Southern Kraft mills in thla area will he processed a year, Pl«an« send tn mn a copy of the offering P. E. Spragus, Glidden vie# presi­ circular ralating to: dent director, said, into oils and arid* used In manufacture of • GARAPIC ASSOCIATES, INC. paint, varnishes, inks and lino­ leum. RADIO GARAPIC ASSOCIATES, Inc. • FEDERATED SECURITIES CO., INC. To save time in peeling (he •ins nf pears in home vanning, process tha fruit In tha follawlng manner: add I ounce or I table­ spoon nf Caustic Soda (lye) to each gallon of boiling water. Im­ merse pears in a dipping haskat nr rlnth bag from 10 ta 20 aaOld two.piece raps may ho used roods. Remove and rinse Immed­ on fruit* and tomatoes; enly ntw iately with cold water. 8klna peel raps should be used on aoa-vaoff easily. enables and naola. m e oU i AT LEA ST O N E N IG H T A W E E K ! IN CREA SED W IN T ER A C T IV IT Y SEEN IN N EIGH BO RH O O D RESTAURAN TS AND NIGHTSPOTS 19M K. Flrat — Oa Opana Dee. 4th Coekail Dane# Dina ta Hour la tho Dinner fl ta 7;90 Bamboo Room Mutio Phone Sanford 1001 for Dinner Rcaorvntloai Main Dialng Room Frank Melxn# J r . Mgr. NOW RLABT TIME i v TODAY ( LUN CHES except sun 11:30 to 2:30 DEW STARTS TOMORROW LEX RARKER IN “DUEL ON THE MISSISSIPPI** ALSO DROP COMING SUNDAY and MONDAY Open Dally ateepl Monday From liM p. m. to t:00 a. m. IN N Route 17-02 • Mllea North of Sanford Phovo — Sanford 917S CELERY CITY GRILL Come-Oit.Down to the — t il Magealta Near Rita Thaatre f 'n 'U f h ii . SANDWICH SHOP O u rPc Ei i N n *CalM . » lt . le| S, e^JfcF f i aa (A QUICK SERVICE-GOOD FOOD Dinner Bpeclaliliea tOe CURB or DINING ROOM Sltfc at Park Open »:SI a. m. to I f :M p. m. Choice Wertera T-Bone Steak* Breakfast Deliriously Waffle* or Hot Cakes WHh Ham, Haotaga ay Baeoa Our 85c Lunch Menu m*MV Lake aad W arm Near Longwood Matot li l t Only •nd Cocktail Lounge Route 17-91 Oa Beautiful Laka Monroe, t ML North of SanfordAH Mixed Driaka wine. Liquor, Beor A t tho Bar F . A. Walftr, Proprietor Carry-out BAR and GRILL ■ HARTMAN J K wCOLOR s l * i l if f iM M « Everv Saturdav eight—10 to 2 To the Muile of J. A. Teekham and His' Mel-O-Darta Danrlng Nightlv In tha Burgandv Room BAR Finest Mixed Drinks — Dancing MADDEN’S CORNER LAST TIM* TONIGHT STARTS «:M Alwavs Serving the Choireet Steak*. Chlrken, I'hnpa and 8.* Food D AN C I N G S E R V IN G - NOON DIAMOND KVRNINfl DINNERS FROM *:0fl TO 10:00 Featuring Barboqu* and Charcoal Broiled Steak* I L L E G A L Indication* that winter •ea­ ten i* here In seen vnrnughout ih# rolumnt of ih. Ilr.ald todey. Pa-tie* and olhe, «>., tal g.lher* Ing are on thr Increase, and dm. Ire and dan inr »p»t» are p-o* paiini: for I Ighlrn-d n»tron*A. To a««!«t nm thrrn V’titor*. »i well »• Hanford resident* In p1**nine ih .ir evrm nr entertainment, tha principal dipr-and-dj,* *lablithment* In thi, arra will PuMi-li thrlr menu#* an.I proriarn* in thi* “Din# Out" .eruon each week. The Mavfalr »il| rc-oprn Detrmlxr tth . and »t»rtine Dr. remher 10th, the Starhghter* nrrhetlra will appear there nighGo. Thi* mipular danr# band it nnjrd nf Bobby Betg, divutimrt; Nick I'felfauf. piano; and John Juris, elarinet and sax. J. A. Peckbam and hla Mel-ODares glva with the mu*le at Ik* Cluh Diamond, la addition ta Willi* tha singing and dancing alter. Tho latest record hits ar« available fnr dancing at both tha Club Diamond ana Dew Drop Inn. _ Strictly fa r tho hungry the** popular restaurants: Tho Celery City Grill. Toucbtan'* Luncheonette, Angel'i Eat Shack, Motor* Inn and Plg'n Whlitle "f fanferd: Reads' Ham-On-Ry# and tho Glaga Fountain on Route 17-95. tho Orlande Highway. Madden’s Comer at Longwood feature a free fish fry every Friday night. C LU B M il 'ttm I H i A I ill Nanto ... Addrau Prescription for Family Harmony COMING SUNDAY “UntamedMislresa** f BUYING IA CAR? lie ixirne by the Federal Rudgrl. Mono) hi inicket — Dcvpitc the “ Yet Ruttrrs" saving have been in Federal spending. You may not know bow much they have meant tn you, so Eisen­ hower Administration officials have made a computation in order that you may hava thr fact* as they affect your pocketbook. Herr it what has taken placr: Federal spending for thla year shout H4.ooo.nm.om lest than the amount recommended in Ihe last budget nf tho Truman Admini­ stration. This means that spending hss been reduced from IIR4 ta I ■1 per persnn or about 1100 for each man, woman and child If the na­ tion. If your family has ft ir mem­ bers, your share of the cost of operating the government there­ fore has dropped approximately 9400 per year. Guaranteed annual wag* — Principal attention hai been given thus far ta Ho effect on larger competes. But what about smaller companies? Tha Small Business Administration gives the inswer: “Insofar as small businea la con­ cerned. Ihe wag* plan it highly impracticable." II just can't work For example, during 1934 there were 1T0.TU0 ntw businesses started In tha United Stales and .7.14.2A00 business dlamninued. In a'ldton. .113.900 wrr# transferred. Thi turnover, whch occur* almost entirely among small business enterprises, obvloutly would make it impossible lo guarantee an annual wage when continuance in business could not hr asturrd. When cheeking rubbers before starting la da home canning, gn«d test of resiliency Is to fold and proas the libbers and quickly release. Good livo ones should lx •bio to ba stretched and return lo Iheir original shape. New rubber ring* should bo scrubbed before use. Unusually jars should bo srasb*d in hot soapy w ater and rinsed Indore being used for canning i?. Grading/ Paving 57 Layman's Revival W. 0 . Btracener, editor of Per Cent Complete theOr.Florida BapUit Witness will FREE FISH FRY! Rvwrv Frt, 9:0* In 14:90 9M. Family Style Dinners All r*a aaa aa) $|*28 Owen Rvarv Day *wi|( Sundae Pram S a.at. til t a-m. HAM St Wn Btaek k «lgH With A Qaartor-Poaad at R i a and .Package BL«r« Read’s Change* Daily Full Course ( I OK EAT Sun. Dinner* tka werld’a bail SHRIMP Right aff tha Try Our N. T. Cut IMluza Steak* | 9|cO O Glass Fountain C U U % B l C4urM 40e m i ----------Chicken l i t* BL 17-M al BL 0 9 (Aaogka Bd.) Casselberry Lions meet la ear Private Dining Room each U t LFm * * r B -1Bteok from *1.71 COCKTAIL BAR ABiaTf! Ept Shack I I V « g 17-99 at Longwood 1 4 Midway Sanford-Orlanda * u fw 4 <t H t t (Oearra Avo.) Open 7 a. m. Phan# 9140 MOVIELAND'S FIRST -, y . ■ --I • . Midnight �« r 3 k' WHERE MORE PEOPLE DO MORE BUYING AND SELLING! If It's Worth Anything It's Worth AdrortWoi la »CLASSIFIED ADS . W A N T AD RATES H ie Follo w in g R ates a re n ow i n e ffe c t. ]*« Per Lin* fnr On* Insertion J 3*« Per Lin* fnr Thre* Insertion* • l i e Per Lm* for Fise Insertion* ; H e Per Lin* for Each C2 In. *«rtion» MINIMUM RATE: 54e —i. ------------Advertiser* ar* requested to oo»Uy the Want-Ad Department »«• ••d latelv of *ny wTor» la Unix odi. a i lh e Sanford Herald wO lm t rpceuibl* far ooijr on* toeoeree* lertira. -I o VWELAKA APARTMENTS: room*. private bath*. l i t W. K im St. • 11 IE SANFORD HERALD 3 REAL KSTATK FOR BAI.K 3 SOMETHING SPECIAL! 3 B R. Modern homr. masonry - m u * Sm j b rt— a construction, good neighborhood, convenient location. Beautiful kitchen i-quipped wiih G. E ONE P .U R K M Rangr. Refrigerator. and Dis­ 3 BR. • CB. Nicer Serf Ion, Com­ posal. If >ou require a quality pletely furnished (House and home, you should »ee this *furniture lake K*w», WellPriced at $13,100. Term* landscaped— Tile Bath, Hard­ wood Floor*, Automatic Washer and Drjer. only 12600. down. I B R. home, completely furnish, ed and ready for possession. Just one monthly payment Home Convenient to stores, .chord* Appliances, and Furniture only and churches An esrcllenl op. 62*0 mo. Call fnr appointment. pnrtunity at ja.nnn I 2.niin. down, Not T*o Good T« Be True bal at <50 00 per month 3 BR. MODERN rm lage. r.Onn oo, nearly new, overlooking fishablr Seminole Realty lake Jrssup (alt the privilege* w. M m t i c m r . w. m h o without the upkeep*. 14 minutes from Sanford or Orlando. The 1101 Park At*. Phan* 27 *r III SPACIOUS KITCHEN SPECIALS is completely equipped with New 2 Bedroom house, concrete Block construction on 4 lo*s refrigerator, w isher, dryer, $6.500 00. Terms. stove and hot water heater; providing the most fastidious with cheery working and dining New 2 Bedroom hnu»e. concrete area. Terms, but cash talks. Block construction. partly fur­ nished $7.300 00 LARGE Attrartlvcly decorated 2 BR. CB. tile bath, ample I bedniom house, close-in. rioted, wood floors. The well<5.500 hh $1,500. down, balance plinned l fully equipped) kitchen <34.47, Vm ENTERTAINING wdndow over the sink. I-arce shade tree* to arre farm will* •mall home, in desirable neighborhood. Trice 4 flowing wells, <6.543 00, 11.500 510.990. with bite-slie down pay­ down, balance easy. ment. i . W. HALL, REALTOR. Florida Slit* Bask Building ONLY <7M. “Can H a ir Phon* 1754. ©OWN. 3-Bedroom, CR Home tile hath, spare heater. TV antenna, large yard for children, ABTIC«JM~rOR MLR immediate occupancy, 57630 month. ARMT-NATY BirRPLUB Cots, blankets, jarkets. shoes, READY INCOME boot, tarpaulins, luggage, paint. Small going Business with at310 Sanford Ave. tractive small furnished home. Will nay for itself in less thin ttewtaa Ma Two Year*. Records available t« i brt S im i. serious buyer. AH for ONLY tto.soo. R o lU w n jr a n d R a b r R ed * FOR RENT - CRYSTAL LAKE Day, Week or monlh-Trl. 1423 3 BR. New CB unfureUhed house, Furniture Center II* W rit Fir*t overlooking beautiful C r y s t a l Lake. 10 minutra from Sanford • F U R N IS H E D A P T S . Fishing and Boating. Desirable. Wait 1 st. Or Call a t Fnrnl1150 mo., little more furnished. % r* Center, ltd Writ lit. ll.tM.aa Dawn Avawn Apta. U O daary. > BR. CB. W. floors, electric kit­ chen. ele. NO CLOSING COSTS. T»W . 1*5 10 mo. See this one' *EF Seminole Realty i n i Hornet tod ApU* FhOD#fT* W. H. CLEAN furulihed apt. O o rt la. 70.1 W’eit lit St. Phone dl«. UM 112 N. F a r t Am . l.MSHKD 1 Bedroom Apt ■ne 432-W. NOT A PROJECT! 0 . Commercial Budding 24 x 30 . la rg e show wmdnw.Located BUT — Home* of Reel Individuali­ ty: Brittany Farm Homes, in new buiinei* settlement at Early Anmr*faiv.'Htra-<jiifo*fO. 1 27th and Sanford • Av*. - M o m Conventional A French Colonial i lot or inquire at Bass Service type*. Station. 27th and Sanford Ave. CLEAN 2 Bedroom furnished Apartment. Hose in. 2tT Oak tie Phone 616. LAKE MARY- — Furnished llouak i Tl? nr 1574-J. K n fT liEDHOOM. Private em •$«:anrr and Bath. Ph. 2029 W. 3 RotlM Unfurnished Apt. 530 per M-mh. ?«>! S. Orlindo Drive. I’h nr tiw before 3 p m. Phone l i l t after 5 p. m. T u n t (room Apartment. Clean, attractively furnished.' Use of Garage and telephone. <75. I’hnne 152*. Lower 2 Room Apt. ami bath. Phone 2943W, 112 Kim Ave. BUILT On Large landscaped laid; In the best of neighbor­ hoods. COMPLETE with all the features you have dreamed about surh as coloied General Eleetne appliances and colored plumbing natures. AND available at reasonable price*. M b the bast ttnanrtng A with minimum down-pay­ ments. Well bom C . PhilH pn, J r . Suice 1141. Sanford's Leading Builder of bom** far over UOO people. Sales Offire; Little Venice in Loch Arbor. Ju rn . Apt. 1113 Park. Adults. KITCHENETTE Apts 2 Room furnished Cottage. nark** Tourlit Court. 17-93. ona block South of City limits. T U R N . Efficiency Apt. Highway 17-92 South City Limit*. Phone 2M7-W.Klee Room. Hot Water. 1015-W. LARGE. 2 Bedroom Apt. furnished _$4o per month. Apply 204 San- ATTBACnVXLY DESIGNED A -Allord Ave. BEDROOM HOMES - PRICED from <14JM . to <15.IBS. FHA 2 Room Apt. 2601 So. Orlando Dr. ‘ Call 1359 or 2115. and VA (Gl) Financed. ODHAM k T U D O R , I N C B—dtEAL M T 4 I 1 m « H I M- 4 Builders ef Finer Homes ter Florida Living. So. T tm tk -Am .ISM M*4See*1ile 4 n :MiSElMuw«ft*oS 5rB C A • US S. P a r t P t. MM % srjr*S5.7Z . IM N P a r t Am . P t a a a M B E A T T H IS 11,000 D O W N . I7 S M O N TH LARGE 2 Bedroom, screened Perth, double carport*, good water, an nice lake in Country. Priced. <to,son. S E R V IC E M E N IS M . D O W N FHA has reduced Djwb P ay­ 2 Bedrooms with alaaaad in porch ments, <n this attractive 2 nr dea. Ctly water, on two krta. > Bedroom House. Monthly pay17AM. ; menu. M lM . ______ L O W B L L B. O G R E o m c e M IM r RM W andTpe. A f c u - l i r -* 1W ” <IJM ' By STANLEY Ph. MH - 1741 at Htawatea Mao dewa tta a <7144 monthly (srkich teefatfan tasaa and In­ surance) will piffehaao thla neat DAI LY CROSSWORD .\c nosss i A shade it i: 13 13 14 11 i" of red Bobbin for thread Sheeplike Motherof-pearl Commander rf • m richan t x-esicl Mutilate Made dim. at the eyes Depart F am o i. p h y s ic i A : : M occuinlike s h o e 23 Xegatis* reply ;« Wild buftal. i tnd I 27. Together 29 Gtnup 'T THEI?E*5 MO B U S AT THIS HOUC* - MAYBE W E CAN HITCH­ HIKE A I?IDE TO T O W N - o m ', y ea h ! MIPAIISHT « U S H H O U » — THE SPOOKWAY LANE* SER V IC E ISN O TU PTO **. S’ S P IR IT O F TH E T I M E S ----------f) im rm- irirtfh it»N$4tR »•.» t U T R X lll ro w AAtJt - 4 5A SPORTING fitNIDS 3 \ I.* BUSINESS OPFONTUNniES 12 S lrn ig h l Shm iling 2«i" ADMIRAL TV. Radio. Record Finanrl.il Indrprnilrnris l'S K D f il'N S player combination \lu»i Sell i.o inti. bu>inr>> lor yoursrll' own ra rty leaving ln«n Can he »een loo. Kj «age Remington a paint store in your town I’ami at Homr Service Co, 325 SanAutomatic — 45 on experience nccc»»ars Wr i t ford Ave. 12 Ga. STEVENS Double 42 50 known and long-established New 12 Ga. STEVENS Cross England manufacturer will equip Roll Action ?>'•' WINCHESTER. 1953 Model 21 new .tore with n r r r .« a r y lorDouble barrel 12 gauge Mag- 12 C.a 1. C. SMITH. mliirc, (ixturrs and complete ItlgM >• a <trum l . . . . 31 on num Call 1979 atier 6 p m stork of paint products or equip 12 l.a lit 511M!TON r a i d in g store snrh as lumber U S E D F U R N IT U R E NEW it USED Piano. Spinel*. Antoni alii M'wtcl It ....... .59 95 yard-, ronrrcle products, lloor Upright and Habv Grands. Tun I* C.a STEVENS. Single .... II no covering, hardw are, etc |j>ratng and Repairing Hravtnaldr STEVENS 22 410 turn obtained bt you Ongin.il Pnre*. Phone 1725-lt. OVCr A under . I t ai pamt dock financed on c o m m ­ Your authorized Browning Dr. I. it nt lei tut alter down payntrnl. HOLIDAY TURRETS 3-Pr. Maple IJ v. Room Suit** $29 U cr Winchc.tcr, llrmingion, Str. State m reply address, phone Large Lounge Chair ........ IBM Seminole Turkey F a'm located on tens, Mnithrrg and Marlin. number, and convenient boor lleardall near Chase A Co. 2-1*0. Sofa Red Suite* .. 49 U l ’SKD P i s r o i . s tor intersirw . Our rr p re .c n ta tis e Wash house. Phone JI7-X M. Buffet 12 M will contact soil. Ilrpltr held in COLT Automatic Pistol 39 95 UOAl TVHWWTE— n m t r y HWflTV. eif .72 D re u iL A J U lU r rnnliilrnrr Write P O. Box 4*6, WS A t\ Top Break 22 50 7**41 Spring and Maltresa. All <73 ■ Vem Beach, Florida ___ 36 Special Nickel Student Deak A Chair ........ IIM lU.W . Plated S A W ............... 49 95 Dining Room Tablet ............ MM i s s r r o A i . aatB T irm -ti 7* Special S A W Metal Reds ................... 5M SUPER TRADI.it! POST Nickel 911 Rnllowa V Bed ......................... 4 M U rg e Round Tabl.PlwmlNag. Bresty neatiwg $ifir<» .Many new Pistol, in Stoc-. 5-Pe. Dinettes 17 M la h r a ry Tabic 7 .U» Smith A Wesson. Colt, III Stan M. G. HOUCKS M*ny More Item* Not |j»trd Camp Cook Ga* Stir v s . . t SO S t f r i , *n AU Water Pumps ilaril. Huger and II A II Only <l.*a Down Maple Writing Dc«k .......... 22 ’<0 Well* Denied — Favp* Haw will Till swap* Corner China Cabinet 23oo fse ti Bead rk*M 744 How will you trade 7 Tank Vacuum Cleaner ........ 25.00 Ynur old gun far a belter One ru iiiK sanding and finiMimg ' . JO no 245-tf E. Itt St. rite** 127 20 Gauge Shot Gun / (3*M*ac. watiag. Serving Semi U rg e Porcelain wood itnve r 5o Kactnry retailminimum prices acOe COnoty usee 1923. H. M. Beper Tradiai Post O* 17 K Glease.i. Lob* Mary. I Mil* A»elh Phone 1*17 W HUDSON S p o rtin c U mwI* M4 Fail 1*1 M. |'b**e 99* INSTALLATION of Unoleum. < arIt X 24 Aluminum Uwivers. Eton, pets. Tiles. ARTMUth WANTED Cement paint, 5 lb pkg tor. 90 lb Roll Hoofing. 12 50. | X in ItU^ost CASH. TBAUE-tN pncea S nnfnrd l.iniilrnm R T ile t ’«. 127 55 1st St. I*Hutto 1917 Ektertnr I’lvwnod $6 on, C.a* paid for Med furniture Call 956. )Toor Furnace. .Vr.orai IITU Wilson Mater Furniture Co. 311 JIICVd.K FAINTING L59 , 5 fa. Asphalt Root coaling, K 1st 94 Slorag* until X-Atas 12 00 Ip A pphanee C atilar M sslry's Bike Shop Sanford Freight A Salvage 7— reteldve*lwchdteppHe* —7 "Y*ur Wettteghous* D*alerM 310 E. 4lh Si. Phi** 2(34 991 West 1st. St. Phone .7oa Maytag Washers REG Male Chihuahua 53d 'em A 559.95 up Cateman Healers >or Heller PtumORIg BAPTIST CHURCH will 115 Magaella Ave. Pheee 1757. DEI1ARV 10 HELP WANTED See or Gall hold Rummage Sale Friday, 10 W. J. KING November IK at 317 Sanfnrd BOYS WANTED lor Paper Route HEATING t*stb P art Phtaa 94 Ave from 9 • 5.30 p. m. Mutt bo t2*s year* old Apply Fleer F unaees and areu laten Fla. Tlmca Union, 166 W. tat St a . 3L f o n t c o . i n c House cleaning - Window*. Wall*, F r e r T u rk ry ’i* *1 K rhnl'n P a rt Amu O s m $445 Floors. Phono D C. Caldwell, With Purchase of WANTED — Rnuleman. liuaran )149-J, ECHOLS Quilllop Set . . Re*. <159 teed salary $13 per work plus rommtision You can net a Trade . . 590 00 (Twin or Lerrr'a M art BNVICt/OPF.4, Irterteada. itat*IV>uhk* Sue) good income if you are willing w ’ B a a list SL 1441. m **U. mvo*««*. • s a d WUI«. a n d LUXURIOUS Foam Rubber Set to work. Phillip. Colonial clean­ p r o g r a m s , etc P r o g r M M t* Reg. . $159 Tradr . . . $129 00 er*. No Phone calls. Apply in QUICK CASH far F in lte re . AddPrmuag Co . pboa* ana — Mt teg Martiaaa, Typawritars, Out- KING SIZE Hollywood flcl person. West 13th St. heard Meiers, BeaU. Super So X *o MHires. ADI LIS — Male or Female foe Trading P*sL Om mil* South HEATERS - • Cleaned. Ili-pairrd W X F Bo* Spring Florida T ir e . Union nvoo oo 17-42. Phoaa 3017 W. and .Serviced Phone 1320 (1 Headboard (Decorator Plaitte) routes. Must have car and Reg $17100 RKD-I-M1X CONKRETR rash bond. App.y 106 W c st P. M. CAMPRK1J, SI29..V1 Mwaela Cawcreu Co. fi—eetl ( M ra rta r CHOICE of Many Different Suite* Man for steady work in Nursery Mm M s. “TToswr* t i DtaUneSann** Bookcase Bed and Greenhouse. Call I557-5A, an w sr I7U FIm # Itci lis t CASE DC-4. GOOD CONDIDouble - Dresser between 12-I and after 3 TION 4430. U rg e Mirror Fletcher's Nursery __ Spaee flealrra and F'lnor FurnRRIIT TRACTOR CO. Mattrr** acts lateral Trade In. Mway 1T-M Bearth Pheee Ml 10A 10A HELP WANTED Ro* Spring (Female) IIAB.00 Window StUa — Untel* ECHOL S “ Day Or Nighter" Sofa. Flue Block* — Cradle Blocks Platform Rocker Chair WANTED — Kipenrnre<| WadGrease Trape — Dry Wells. M J V L U X IT W Choice of Covering Miracle Ceecreie Ce re.ses. Apply Firs Appleby's Mtr Baaford Ave. r te M 1x13 Restaitrani, 106 South park S1I9.9S m Elm Ave Ph. 1331 BUY NOW and get a 10 . 11 Lb. USED Elertrie coin dispenser GATLIN BROTHERS Turkey FREE! WANTED IMMKIMATKI.Y drink bos. Good running condi­ ' Dragltce and Rulldoter Service la d r for our Sanford Olltee. Mu.l tion. Ideal for beer storage hoi ■dO L fl BEDDING OO. be eipenrnresl In general office Phones; 2221 — Sanford, 2271— Can be sere a t Tba Sanford Geneva duties. Call Mr. Munct, 4 2311. Herald. 140. Orlando. ORLANDO Morning Sentinel. Or­ • p. m. SWEET Hamlin Orange*. |!.M Bu. lando Evening Star. Call Ralph LOCAL Sales nffire needs woman R. W. Lord. Phone 1117AY. Hay, 1165- J , ________________ over 25 year* old for full time SHETLAND Pony. Saddle and permanent work. Experience in rLUM IUNG Bridle. Call 247-W after 5. Bookkeeping, Typing and gen- Ceatract a r t reaver work. Free eral office work necessary. JUICE ORANGES — II 25 per bu estimate*. R. I. Harvey. IM Phone for appointment 2449, Assorted ehotee parked fruit, Sanford Av*. Pbooe 1626. Mr. Steven. roady for ahippiai. 45 25 per bu Gul- 4k Mr». Dovla'a Orange "LADIES — Spare lime ran he Efoetriral Contracting and Repairs Grove, OHetn. (fall 1366 M 4 TV Servire Center dollar lime th e n you are but) selling Avon Products Openings Rendu and Croslry Auji'.unre. MOVING TO SMAu Te R HOUSE RANDALL ELKCIIMC CO. for sincere women. Conlart 3lr. MUST SEU . I'h, 11.'I T Pc. Walnut bedroom *et . <2(5 on Juanita Russell, P. O. Ilm 975, 112 Magnolia Ave. Large frigldU r#............... »143 no Orlsndo " 1LB— 4NWRANCR — 14 B for Door toMw.r I X 11 Green Wool Rue ... . %SOOO HOUSEWIVESsurvey work. Apply Mr Wyeoff, Phone 2311 Room 211. Mttscn Bldg, be U4U4 Warn ■Rate* t o l tsveen 1 • 4. TABLE Top 4 Cu. f t . GE Rrfrln k U rriiiw n gerater. Ilka nav. Pbooe itat-w. EXPERIENCED full time maid. $ $ MATHERS S 5 DOLLAR DAYS $1.00 Down Mather of Sanford J U tM TWO-BEDROOM frame honae. e ar abnller. <500. Cash. WHI sell for vmequity or a trailer. Phono 1142-J nr see at 2*01 Magnolia. !Y. E. O N i l a U l s ^ E. WIBlama THE OLD HOME TOWN T h u r* . N ov, IT, IM S of Hire* 70 Dwell 31 Music note 32 Flail beverage 33 Islands cf the Lesser Antilles ipots l In If finite artlrl) 37. Expectant 41 Fruit n( the palm i t The ladyfamous for a ndc O. Indiana of Bolivia 47 Entices ti One of a genua of mosquitoes 49 Girl s name tp o ss) DOWN t Crest on • rock * head shel­ tered inlet VeeSer4sy‘a t n * « 2* Fresh 39. Inner eoatinf 29 A young of the ins frog 31 l a a p m r <Anit.y so 5'oung girl amphibian 42 Man t 31 Exrlanickname matmn 35 A r«ck 47 Ea»t.northeait t ibbr.> garden plant 44 Steamship ’ tabbr.) 3*. Solid t City i Ncv t 7 Dal tegno iabbr i 20 A sailor i slang i 1 2. u trn a hhuu n e c i * a tjir ji UKUiaci u u is u ia 2 i4 u u a u o x a s jjjix u u u u u u n u u iu auK H a n u ^ u jif lu o n u o d n 2 on o c c an w a D A K ;on Bi4U a u a w am unu j u o a a n u ii (dUUCC UBDid 21 Assam ailk. worm Safe­ guards Es­ trange A 2 Elliptical 3 Ascend S Pillars I A rt h i d 5 Oglmc * Tin u s m I 7. Knave of t tubs,I loo | 9 A tuber lSo Am I 9 NewCI A lemrn drink //' h 5 3 tl 7 Lots For SrIo in Beit sillin flil Dtetrim ed Saafwdi Used Sawing Martlet, draaalag table and pfaeo. Cheap. 2£Waet 14th f t . or Pheee M»J. a | Mk Hr 1317-W. I art MtlBilaa. 15 NOTK’FA AND PFR.M)NAIJt13 RETIRED ENGINEER scant* full nr part Ume work. 30 ycara In If you have an Alcoholic Problem, heating, air-condltloning and apWrite P. O. Bog 1213 or Tbone 2530, Alfholtra Anonymous pllancta. S a l a r y secondary. Write W. H. Cretoot, Rt. J, IT—AUTOteOBHjqLTEAIUCB* Bog 49. Sanfnrd. ——0 i»— ••** »4»'*» Bet*' CHILD CARE in a r hone 3*0 11931 MODEL A. Lnk* good, runs South French. Mr*. Ethel 1 good. Good U rn , 3429 Orange 4 h to •2. 14 13 If IU •7 % '/y y 20 22 24 25 2.1 ib ti 2b 25 24 2% So }/A 32 '/ / FS FI 55 J4 7b 37 Vy % 7% F4 40 42 4$ y /y 44 41 4b V /y 41 1L // 44 Television 17- 4 W 4 B M R M - TRARRBA ay TOD to so* its befor* It sriP. pay y#M buy. Open Ki bsswdaya. K a sliU e TVsIec n tu a w i v a rn n it r Mate a. Fla. • at s !•< N.sM'e. exf Kn*l4i«« a t« «• 4BIII47. NRva-Hpirt s I k llathlMvfl'i* ^ • ?s TV AtfMAllA* n u t SALE - 1951 willy* Motion • i . Il iK’i n A KfBHlBf wit* TWl a tv v »' • n irlitiM Wagon A I sliatw- New tires, 4* K ti f « I’b h I b one owner, lhraj». See it at 101 •I < •% Jdftl |UtY NbMI XT 9ih Si : I** IIair fit A -llftn I .44 llrtNi Ho >f 4r i • Jd II AUTOMOBII.F. BR4*RK«B U V M BllBb !aTf*xH*»Aw 1<4 6d U t*4l||ht ft--* H—tie* CAKA N*MB-f*|»s>rt • W*44tlltF BiitNsnrr s o u » t r a o r d ft I * T II I Kn» KoH's Useq Cars f * IV *'•$ I g*l TMatrrt y Sanlord *»*. 4k lllh SL U.la mtgnnit FOR SALE i t Fold. 2 Speed \xl-*, \ j i i luuly. E x.rllrnt condilion. I’ll. Winter P ark. 5RU11 19 —M*4t i / Beat*/ TeaMer*— 19 HOBSON SRwttnr G liM ■«•-«• Bnarnde Bate* 4k Beetle* SM F • M 1*4 H4_______ ■twrrt-W rtftUA# » a* n s M•»•)*» D * r I M » XlSalfM • I* Vast r*»s*»a |> - rUBMTTUBB- $ Tm44 « = * s 11 :■* *'*» ptnfrim WtR*lfM% Ray year FaraMar* a* Barry'* I t ! • \ • • l W fo R th tr Wsrek**se Fara . Cm , at 941 W. H .ll il.trntn* Mot|4g Ut M AII aiUaaiOy adv. for ■v aiinre ai wirepnase r u n _____ I t l M AND FOUND v a i o m i. . i » 71 la " * -*f i .if • M#t». ti • •» TurouffM llliiillhf li|h i .It* Ik I ' t a t yihfort l/7lt Kloft View #v t lUfMi IlMttrl Q •'►treat •'rrttrraJa nic r*$qff LOST — Beagle. Will the lady wal king down Elm «dh three children idra*e icturn dog to 217 W lath St 4ltfT> Hoof! H-s's I’lnittk If—EI.Kf TBICAL ERIGIDAIKE applianres, salr* and servire tl. It High, Oviedo, Fla Phone IIM or Sanfnrd IM2 W alter 6 p ni o r n o t B IB F O T fn -44 IIAY.NKS flffirr Machift* Co, Typewriter*, ail.ling machines. I S a lr . llrnlaD. .711 \lag . Ph <l 24— MF-AlfTY FABI-OBJI -4 4 Evn-BeM Ileauljr Shop l»S E. 2nd. Phone 367 SEE Frrti the H itritylot, I »r an Indtvidiialired Cut. F‘or ALL Vour Beautr Needs rail lla rrirtt'i* lle a iily N'nok Phono 971 IQ3 So, Oak Ave. (Open rirn in g * b; appointment.) For the te .t, come to P rlrr I’aul's Peaulv .shoppe Will give home permanent. Phone 4*9. I to Magnnlii ________________ IA IIN M T HRRVTTGR Ono hour • Waih and Damp Dry One hour 'x - \4a«h and Dry Fold Finished Laundry Sandone Dry cleaning S nitllisjtle l.nundrom nl South Side loodm ail llldg. 1*6 Ia s i 27th St. 24 PROFESSION*.!. SEBVICEA 24 Cuntptsnn S lttdlu n f D ancing Fog Trot — Wall* — Swing Rumba, Samba, Tango, Mamba, 2.512 Mohawk______P O Ho* 967 r — HanO BRBTiai —3T? | L. U SUI—Plano T*e hatelse 2144. Boat* L ta rto rt M"|btet t>4f On Yo»i» AtMiaf * m rm jn A T irw rv a M '14* rlMH * !• 4 1rt flapuM 4 4e Ifo'-t# lj*1wt 4 Kcwf Mettpr* KifIImd THtf. T It Hgt r**4l9»« e»f Tuk«» I A*« U I'tr'rn e ' 1 1*7 HttABir rnf | '| s f 4 j4fAP PI 44-*»M.|9# 1" .l.iNnnr Cbnaw /<Se>*a 1M »*•'»*•» K»*ex* » n*e* 1t *41% I! Mglexrk fl • |rt*r I , 11 . I-A' • hhnn — *A^>«r !<vb( )I nt *4*#4 y 9. •• r«4fM’* n 19 ,\»<*l A HO n iiu r ■ n ttlb G «• 1A TpbI r iliir n A• MfFrnini .• fom • #*** «*bf4t «|as k eng irof| 7 AA H t4B 1AAB lllr r . « i .r . 11.11 Wtrikt it m-k AffVIRAOl 1• A% V«||4P♦ IrtH r 1? 1\ 1^4* ex* Ufa 11 1* K#gf»H fnr i: 4 - «i i rt'Df Llfhl i AA •>n« O 'lv k 8»p*rl i n Js-I< P.»f y |« l.n*4 P»r*rf z AA rt-ti.n <j ).••>• • 1A Hn ■»9#|«b»»v i •«M fltg I'hbrsff j Id n«4*4 4*fexqfx4 • * $ llUfMpr f»4f •*»#» l*|AfS, • IV ► 4 1* Us Yrtr A rft I At fo FOR RENT la r g * 3 Bedroom F u rn ’shtd ApaMmen:. 310 Magnolia Available SHERMAN l PIPE CO. Owt Wert ISIk 8L Now ! A. K. ROSSETTER, Fieri* Phan* 312 A lrttll H U (h i 1 « TV4 Ctt. FL COLDCPOT Irfrigaratk * V a s t At tor. M l Phone 104T4.________ Pagt 9 �... t • , , v».* .. V . i* * <• ■ V- *x j , i -r: **&•- 'fi • vvher: v c j l iv e IS IMPORTANT TO YOU AND YOUR FAMILY! Odham & Tudor, Inc. 7/0zl Jo Ui&lL ScutfoidZu Tkw & A t S u b d iv id J o fL .................. South Pinecrest Located immediately South of beautiful new Pinecrest Elementary School. 25 acres of public play­ ground 5 minutes from Downtown or Air Station • PAVED STREETS • C IT Y V.A. (veteran)* and F.H.A\ financing committments on 59 homes were obtained before the recent change in the law that requires an addi­ tional 2 per cent down pay­ m en t Only 13 of these homes are left. WATER I C IT Y ------------------------------------- ' You can act now and pur­ chase your home for $250. less cash down payment than you will need on future homes. SEWERAGE You Can Purchase Our $10,600 Home: 59 Homes To Be Completed In The 1st Section By December 1st IF YOU ARE A VETERA N $375. DOWN PAYMENT SERVICE $62. PER MONTH PERSONNEL $905. DOWN PAYMENT F.H.A. $60. PER MONTH 46 Homes $1235. DOWN PAYMENT^ $62. PER MONTH Wready Sold /, { V • *<.*? » "Act N ow Arid You Can Choose Your Paint Colors Inside A nd Out. Also Bath Tile A nd Brick Trim On A ny House N ot Completed. 13 Remain 'AnjroM of th«M hornet caa bo completed la S v m Iu . •f** . Odham, 6- Judo’t , , 1 f - f ; Y- ' 'i BRAILEY ODHAM. President Lv.? ' FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION O FFICf lO (KJ " 1S ‘ ,V WKii’.r. 'n ; ' ■Th-f- r .■ i’ | �75 TOOK KIVSFAPIK M f I M S T o u t BIGHT TO UK) V I • # m tfo rd AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER B a U M M filfM V O LU M E X LV I Speaker W ill Bring Some Rare Experiences To C of CAudience ir», Tha nationally known figure. Assistant to lha Prrsldanl Capital Airlines, speaking at tee annus) meeting of the Seminole *"! Herald To Publish Series Of Articles On Charter Of City u. n o o u rr w aller H. 'Moose' Waller b Named VAH-5 White Hat Of Week A steady, firm hand !■ the prime requisite for the Job H. “Hooso" Weller holds In Hear? At leek Squadron Flee. Walter, en Aviation Ordnanreman tic , has the responsibility of load­ ing bomba and mines Into the A i “Ravage” air.-raft of the aqwadron. His rollateral duties i easlonalljr find him instructing the . i t caliber automatic on tha BNAAR pistol tenge. Noose kea been in V A li-t for alt t i hie seven years In the Navy. Re reported from Fighter Rquardoa l i t In Alameda, Calif, In 1940. Waller (a 04 and names Macon, Os. aa hia home town. He finds Orlando escellent place to spend hla liberties end Sanford an ideal pines to be stationed. Ceremony Slated At Local Church Sunday Afternoon day. Dee. *, will bring lo hia Sent Ionl# Cminty audience aoma of lha ref* experience# In hia Imain*ia that takes him around tha nation. Dpewkmg recently at a Dallas, Tax., meeting of tha Sales Exertilive Club, with MO In his and idtnca, Jennings Randolph mads such an impraasion that Maxwell Clampitt, president ef the club said, “Jenoingi Randolph waa give® a standing ovation. All day long the telephone ha* been ring­ ing telling me what an Inspiration he was m our members and guests.” At an anrHer speaking engagmint at tha L’nivsrsity of Rich­ mond School of Business Admin­ istration hanquat apaakar, F. By­ ars Millers, Dean, said, “ Your willingness to taka of your umo and tnorgy to p a r lei pate la programa ouch as these servo aa en inspiration to all of us whs hare she responsibility for putting pro. grams together." And Doan Mil­ ler said of Jennings Randolph, "you really put the frosting on tha cake and every man who heard you Isdt there with the in­ spiration ui go out end do a better job-" H, E. Fslrwrather, of Eastern Motor Express Company,, in Terre llaute, Ind. told Randolph, after hit address to hit organisa­ tion, “you sddttts waa on* that plainly indicated your ability te rover thy subject thoroughly without leeorrting te questionable anecdote* to emphasise the points you so vividly brought out," The local officials planning tha annunal meeting aarljr In DecantI s r have Indicated that the Rem Inolo County Chamber of Comm­ erce it fortunate in securing such an able apeaer for tho occasion. John Fitspatrick, chairman of tha Annual Meeting said "we are animus for every member ef the Seminole County Chamber of Cora mere* to hear Mr. Randolph.” Tickets are being mads avail ahla immediately and indication* point to on* of the most success­ ful meeting* in tha local CTiamher* modem history. S-D Day Sponsors Ask Contributions Of Common Sonse ad 1:10 p. m. la art lor the Owners top# Ceremony nf the In on age when medical science angragstional Christian Church hi order to allow people town other I* striving In overcoma those diwbsch fall and maim manm atch es end Mm t e rtteM 1 Rapa ef worship la November. MB, end im church neetipled lest Nave at bar. The pastor, chairmen ef the boards nf the deacons and Nastie s and the clerk win parti­ cipate in putting the records In the comers tono before Hie marble tablet la affleed. This will h* at tbe north entrance t i the rhtirrh an Route Mth IL adjoining Park A**., after tha speaking In be B a rth baa tebaa piece. Three talks ef eight mlnutee each ere to be given by the Rev. Rankin L. Shrewsbury.' pastor of (be Daytota Beach Congtcgational Christian Church, who Is from OvWHs and a gradoale of Rollini College; Fred Enantlager, the tola Servicing charter member af thr Church, and Supt. WiUiam N. Tutla af tbp Florid* Congregational Otristian Conference. AI era rerdully inched. aaofcNat — ami what tag Iw by ecarrows *4 as la ’ iw k Ha Utroal) Th* apnatort af “S-D Day” nr “Rato Driving Day” ar* asking far contributions af common tents — not money — In th* fight against traffic death* and tajuriaa. They reiUi* that only with lha whola-heartcd support of th* driv­ ing and walking public can nny safe-driving campaign bn saecatsfaL And they ar* asking for that support hi terms of Individual awarenesJ, hr etch person, nf his own responsibility in curbing traf­ fic accidents. “R-D Day” Is Ttmraday. Dec. 1. On that data, tha President's Commltlaa far Traffic Bafaiy and the many organlxatioas cooperating in tha obaarvanc* af “ R-D Day” ara hoping far a M-hour tratffte- aeridaat “holiday.” Bui this year's observance af “R-D Day” will go beyond that M-hour period la an attempt lo educate th* pubiie to a year-around rwconaidarauna of driving and walking habiU. Tha President has ashed all Americans lo join in this job of accident alimlaatlna. Tha program hat also been endorsed by Oaver'nor Leroy ColUns and by naariy DO national, 14ata, and fatal a r ganlxaUont who ara banding to­ gether In n concerted effect to rid our street* and highways af the traffic-ace ideal menace. Their succeu, th* success of “R-D Day”, dapoada entirely apoa how well tha program fa hfowjfet fa tha atlaatfaa ef (ha Individual driver and padasirii a, who, after ad. fa tha m that mm kit i t t M n * SANFORD. FLORIDA Another Airliner Crashes I SEATTLE — A nor.chtdided I airliner f t engines sputtering at it left sn icy runway, crashed into a residential area early today, killing a' least }T persona and in­ juring 44 others a t M exploded and burned •ervireo en who had just relumed from thr Far East and were trying lo get borne for 1 hanks giving. Also at- ard were a man, woman, •wo rhildrrn and a crew of three The p’ane first flipped a Ire* i n a hi'l.id* south of its Roc in: Cltitens nf Sanford can F«vw | ►K-ld takeoff point, bounced off a complete copy af the Charter •he ground a'.d shattered a* it of the City nf Sanford, Fla. by bunt into flames Parte of it Veeplr'tipping- • -ctlnns -kidded into thr hack of a house of the charter appear in The and te* it afu* hill a young mother Sanford Herald beginning Mon­ ;nd hr-‘ five children inside et raped unharmed. day afternoon. The sections of the Charter of Mrs. Donald B ran d said she Sanford, appearing in The Herald, heard x ’Terrific explosion. Tti* will he of the same approilmate next m rule my yard was full of length making pneslhle an order­ soldiers ” ly serapbook of tha document Bodies of the dead, dying and mhirh ran be referred to by .njured w r* strewn shout. Flame* pages. fed hv ramline which had spewed Sanford's rharler appear* In a frnm full tanks roarrd Into the air. booklet of 6S page* In Its dit Within seconds call# were out tributes) form with 171 sections. for every available ambulance in It became effective In 1949 with Seattle inn Kng County but their Houta Bill No. 1134, Laws of arrival was slowed by Uva Ice and Florida Acta of 1949. snow co rned streets. To keep abreast of daily hap­ When the ambulsnra* arrived penings within the structure nf ilutent of ihr toldlr* were wan­ Fanford's rity government, and dering or lying about the wreck to ho familiar with th* reason* -cm* so.ne in a stale of shock, for many actieni. cltlsens should ctheri ne*ding only minor treat­ know tho City Charter and th* ment. provision* laid down In the legal The government had contracted document which guide* the city in •.vith a numbor of non scheduled its legal actions. airline*. including Peninsular, to Th* sarin* of tocMons of th* •peed the mm homo for th* holi­ City Charter will appear daily day. on tho editorial pag* of Th# Ran. ford Herald. It will taka apptntl. mately 44 days to complete th* Local Officials stria*. Continue Pressing Tickets On Sale Of Traffic Offenses For Fourth Annual Seminole County Sheriff farther Policeman's Ball Th* fcurth Annual Policeman’# Ball wfU be held this year, Dec. IT. laid Ben Butler, president nf th* Sanford Polirtm rn't Bene vnlrat Association today. The annual event will be held at the Mayfair fnn no Saturday night twinning at 9 o'clock, said Butler, a member of the Kanfnrd Police Depart meat. Tickets are being told now by members of (hr Sanford Police Department, and hind* derived from this annual event, said nut­ ter, wilt benefit the members, and (aruilwM of ihe policemen in tim# nf aicknrts, accident or death. Th* faeal Sanford Benevolent Association President said that we are receiving wonderful res­ ponse from local rittiens and the results should mean that w* will have one of the most successful events in th* history of lives* yesr-ly event*. Chief Roy Williams, head of Ihe local Police Department, com­ mented today, •looks a t If wr will have our most successful anaual event this year. We are re­ ceiving aacellent response.” Butler said that tirkets for the event can he secured from any member of the Sanford Police De­ partment. Hobby's fore# of deputies and Its* Florida Highway Patrol continued their crackdown on local traffic violation* in an effort to rid down on accidents, property damage, injuries and deaths. Six arrests made and recorded in the Sheriira office since yr«. terday morning m e a l that Ihe entire system of county highway* it being wat< bed carefully for trilhe offenders. Edward Young. Myear^ibl Or Undo laborer, one mile south of Sanford last night, was charged with operating hi* car with an improp'r license tag Trooper T. Maik Mack made the charge*, Ulyaies Robinson. 21 tear old Sanford negro laborer, two mile* south of Sanford was charged with operating his car with an Impro­ per muffler. Fill* Patrolman Carl William* made Ihe charges. diaries Howard Mohlev of Win ter Park, five miles north of Ran ford, was ehargnd with excessive speed, aerording In a report mad.hy Peputv Sheriff A E Evan* The report *1alrd that Mobley wa« trawling at ipw-dt between 7* and lo mile* an hour. James Pierre Harper t i ‘the Sanford Naval Auxiliary Air Sta­ tion was charged with operating hi* ear at excessive speed when stopped by Deputy Sheriff Evan* Kvaoi also charged Robert M. Athlon, United Slates Air Fore* man with operating hi* ra r at in “exrrstixr rate of speed .” Russell C. Bruton was charged with “patiing a stopped school but” y*»terd*y afternoon 11 miles •outh of Sanford. Deputy Evans made the charge*. Wtvtnlh Weather Fair te clou Ijt through Silurdav; low inniihi M u II smith. * FRIDAY. NOVEMBER' 1*. IMS 111 AftMciated P tm h l-rn«rd W ire Housholder Discusses Hunting Rules, Points Buy License First District Governor To Visit Rotarians Clothing Business Needs More Room Slates Committee Season Will Monday will he ho*i In Dr. 4 S Q n o n N o V 2 3 hitrhrn Governor of the Tilth » A rr#«*t'nr ** th* Judge Housholder dls. District Rotary International who Countr DiHrnLirr of I'o n im fi C U •SOtJ • *hi* morning i« making hi* annual official v»*tt luiluttrUl rnromittrF, Hjr ta rb •• Ihr 4'. Rotary Clubs faj*» h# brought out • lg » ifi, a- l Pbr !ot»f bu*inrRi fifth * ■•there,t lo central and western Honda. H r|pol"t* that must i »v#. a hi hr h#l«i Momliijr nigh*. will adiliet* Ihe club and ronlrr by local hunirts. p to, •! ihr K s lu ra t ic rt l with President William Both Jr , IlmiftholtiFr ftftitl, •'btofor# IhinV- HiiiM i” c on Commercial A v f , h f * | amt Secretary Rudolph W. Rup- in* n!»out hunting. tliink atmut I tn in n o u n fF m fn l r»*t lit and m um tttr* rhairmra jrotlf hunting l rrn»e You u v n i f ro n lin r hifi If th U m o tiv e . on Itotarv a.lniinivtration and ser­ thi« from your ('minty l U V g mili^| t h i t «|t«* i i M l o n i to »l| vice artlvitir*. OffirF • n*| mint hft\F it with you •»trionn.| th# •*rvrn» tut 4^0 pfr* I'r hitrhrn has hern oi-:iTirmg «nrn you air hunting,” •#,n pa yroll of ■ (niiinaii Arlhar 8. EHtKra rwo Occasions Are Planned By Masons Two fheasiont to be held in San­ ford will honor Ihr Past Master* and Past High I’rirsta and certi­ ficate* will he awarded M Mason* who hat* been members far l i yesrs. Tursday, Nov It. Monro* Chap ter No. IS K. A M.. will honor it* living P<.-t High Print* According i< ih« program for Ui* c ent, th* rhaptrr will open at S:M oo tha afternoon nf Nov. I t to rapfer lb* first section of the Hoyal Arth Degree. A rece** will b# called for the evening mral at * .VI fniowing which Ihr program will continue wnlil rioting Tuesday, Nov. 29. .Sanford lodge No. Si F. A A. M. will al*o honor their Past Mastrra when Ihe lodg*ta opened at i II p m for thr conferring of the lin t sre Hon nf the Master Degree. Dinner will ha served tt 4 x>, after which the Matter* Decree will be Concluded. After the conferring of t h r drgrrr, *2 nirmhrr* of J h r lotlge who hsve lorn Ma«on« for at IraT 21 year* wi'l Iw awariirrl "IS Year rertlficates” furnuhrd by the tirami lawlge of Florida. All member* of either hodte* are rs*ques|rd In attend the** im­ portant event*. Suit Involving 5 Horses Settled Optnmrlry in l l e a r w a t e r for over 29 years and hia ton. Dr. E It. Kitchen, ii associated with him Hr I* a graduate of Columbia University, a Fellow nf thr Amritra n Academy nf O pm m rlry and a member of the American Associa* turn fur th* Advancement of Scliiice. Dr. Kitchen I* a member nf the (T eanaater Rotary (Tub, Yacht Club ami Executive * (Tub and ha* been a r m * in terries, civic *nd professional actirititv for many years. During World War I hr was an a e n a l photo­ grapher in the It. S Air Force, lie is one nf 214 D IH n rt Governor* supervising tha arlivitir> of some 4.444 Rotary d u b * which hate a membership of 419,ouo business and professional *xr, olivet In 91 rountrtrs and geogiaphtcal regions throughout thr world. Wherever Rotary (Tubs ar* bv catrd. President Hush ass e n rd in discussing the Governor's visit, tticir activities are similar to “ H u n tin g trasun open, 23," farr«4 vrtih axpam inn and th« Judge Housholder taut And ha n^totl for Ift’ f r r ijHirtFii in tohtfH •aid that thr dattv *linotiug hum a m nperatr." for all same during the fitti five "publicity fr**m th* manifar* dav*. except for dove. It half tM# „r Sjsnfnnf paiama*. Sanhour before t.,n n .f t*S sunset. ,hirta. *• d o:hrr article* “ He caieful about your tune and turned nut l>v thl* organixatlon Is clerk your calendar or alminar w„rthe of rairful r.<n*ldeiatioo.*» or new spa per for Ihe tim* nf I Rale* a* ha mad* known lha tunrisa and aunset," ha said, meeting and tb« itenn that will About now, If ynn are lonking )■« te f .n a the rnmmiltre fnr conahead you ran iu b tra rt almut a yldei atinn, minute a day In Dee. 22 and “ If th* organisation I* set up th e r e a ft e r, add. Ilciiisholder added. *•* that it ra n grow, t h r r r la no “ If yon hunt in wildlife m an­ way nf estim ating the va«t e * . agem ent areas, ynu must have a |.aii-ion nf Ihe local inductry • preial a ’ea permit, and if you that Is now cramped fn r romp hunt duck you mils! te. nr* a and with nn spare available fnf duck slaiop from the l’o*t O f­ the ln«tal!atlnn nf r - w equipm ent fice." he commented already nn It* w a r heir.'* th* In­ “ R em em ber that there Is the dustrial (onimitl.-* C hairm an three-shell ra|>arily regulation said, en plugging jo u r ahnlgun.” line nf tha afflilat* nf the inHousholder t*:.l, “amt when yoo , | u , i , T in Sanford now lookshmtl rleer l»e sure nf th* rh a ra rnx the opr:atoms her* an | ter of anim al before firing The ( — altrm p, tio plan for th* nerec- _g i»» . . ,— . _ _ ____ those uf th# S a n f o t d Itola iy iTnh local be c a u se I h r y a r e b a se d oa I h e ' most j u d g e emphasized, “ Hus 1• I a | l y e t p a n c i n n to keep u p w ith lmi«»rtani In d e e r h u n t - the tr e n d of in creasin g b o t ln e s * . same general nhjerlivrs — de­ Ing.” “We ara turning duwii order* no e Painting eut the day* . fnr t h a t sh o u ld he turned nut i f w # veloping better umierstandlng and fellnwahlp among buMnrts and hunting, and adding to the stele- M J T t lF r*>ni1.', Dr* machinery, and nient alerut the first ft*# dav*. the per...nnrl at work,” th* of­ |ln n * h » IJrr •* f. “ Multday*, 1 urs ficial said. fo-tcrlug the s d v r n m n e n t of gmcl' d tv e and Fr.days a ie rinsed will, understanding and pcarr | t h n e a f t e r »• in most game, hoi among all Ihe people* of lha world | di.. X h u m . g i* npen e*eiy dav " Hl.I.FG ATION Til ADD St PP O R T Each y ear this word wida »rr4 a lo tha h u it ir g *r*c„n Itself,. PANAMA * H I * 4 .Iclcgalioi vise oiganl/ation continues lo I Ju d g e lluushnlder said. "Infor-1 ir-mi Sarasota «e» r s p n trsl lo add grow in number* an.i slrrnglh in ratio n from thus* who knu » iss-1 *• “ *up;i -rt l-«lay to pleas fig- airSevrnt) nine new clulia have hern I d irale tliat this will he the b e c t l 1'®* c e i'ic e feum the mwtdle ,\e>4 oigan ur,l since July I, 1911 la 29 h u r l i n g sea-on a# hava ha.t in 1 "*** °f kfaeida hi Atlanta tl* ••»n*m* City. countries In North. Centrsl and s e v e r a l y e a r s . ” Ibuith America, Europe, Asia. On a n o th e r t a r t, Hou-hoM rr Africa and th* Islands of Ihe I's said, “ l e t 's do mir beat Us p>* prnfeisiuiis. ty-ltrticrm rn l promoting rnmmum iim lertalungs. and elite. vent a r r t d e o t s . N->ec c a r r y a g in into r a m p o r hums loaded o. ,n yo u r c a r . “ hen a«t a etualiy In wsc ” “ N e v e e point a g-m at a n y ­ thin g you do nnl w ant In shoot. I'e v o t e yo u r I s ' g e t la g a m e and an! a h u n t s - being, h - f u .* you The Srnfnrd Chredr of th# Nat*- I pull t h e trtgger.'* H n u th n M e r rerto, located rwt Mi* rornar of See- w a r n e d . II* enmm»nted, “ r e m e m ­ nod and Map)*, announra* Rome- ber, a g-m i« a d a n g e r o u s in­ s t r u m e n t so d yo-l need e v e r y coming nay. Sunday Nor. IS. nn* o f yortr normal f a ru llie* when The sch-dula fnr tho day U a* nsir.g it.” follows* Sunday School Rally at J u d g e Itowshnld## p o in te d nut 9.M A. M , and a special morning t h a t o u r forest* sod w oodland la worship serxtr# at 10:43 A M. e sp e c ia lly dry this y e a r which is Dinner will be served on the a r e m in d e r Ur he t a r r f u l W ith ground* followed by an aflrvnooo y n u r m a t c h e s , r i g a r s t t e s , and Singing V rvlra at I P. M . Rev. c a m p f ie r s . Clifford G Brayley and family, “ T o n ihmild study th # h u n t ­ gueil m utlrlini The evening svan ing r u le s sn d re g u la tio n s before gelulle set vie* at 7 M P. M. will g o in g nut, * H outholder re m i n d ­ tunrlodr Hdmtcoming Day. ed. A n,l ha ronrlirdad “ if you letter* of invitation hava been have nut «*cured a r o p y of them •ent lo a'l friends and member*, they a r e available a t lha County loth pax* and preaenl. However, the J u d g e 's n ff ir e .” Nazareno Church Announces Plans For Homecoming N'F.W YORK sV_Mrt F.liMbeth Whitney Dunn has seillfd out nf court a *12.041 suit involving tha rata of five horse* to b im er Au yo*t A t’.iivrh Jr The *flilemcnl rame veslerday. Iba *l*'h dav of trial in M rral Court. Tha terms wry* not diteto*ed Ruicb. owner of the At l.nul* Cardins'# claimed the animals lie • jr ^ Jr PRIDE WIN* purchased for IIj cxhi from Ihe FORT LAUDERDALE Jv-Prid..-•liable hor*c brerdri >>riy not drove Norman Theroux back to “ round of limb amt sale for chil Fort Lauderdale Us fac* charges of dren to hand’*'' at repu-rolrd. public la tordially invited tn attend pissing worthless checks totaling Ha bongtrt Ihe hresrs in 1910. ,*njr or all servtcea and acUvitie* i n , 000 which offirtri said he spent end his suit also asked 97.000 for of Ihe day, la ‘lu ih bring-" Celrbri'rag on a Thanksgiving feeding them. nnie tho signal blessings of God up­ on the past year. Rev R II Spear Jr., pas.or. wil' bring lha strmon* Rnmrthing ro strange that e v r a j '“ * w eW lM llllelU a e u i i s a st thr 10.41 A M. and I M P. M th* e i p 'r t t are stumped la eating Mr* ire* awav at -ome nf the xtatue* on the . ^ 't- ,»'i» Ha’- er h»s h-cn e -trmrnd* of th* Ringling Art Mua- | Recretary nf tl * Fe<leral f and Rank of Columbia. etim. Christmas Tree The annuunrcmrrt was m st* by Ruth*-ford J Getlena of the Freer Mi.saiim Amithsonian ln*tt-| Rufus Clark--, pieslrleut, futlo-sIndustry Facing lution »< Was-.,n#ti>n, said It ap­ ing the nmrithljr mrrting nf th# peared th* brume statues are ex­ Farm Credit ttuard. N‘.>v. 1*1 Th# Cold Wave Crisis uding white rrustaceoux secretion election fills the vs snry raut.- t F.HRERA, Mnril. r —Mnnlina'i and the limesinnrt are pro-luring by the recent (hath nf f.-rmef million dollar Christmas tree In some kind of growth. ferretary Hugh C. t.eaman. dustry is approaching a crisis due The neie secretary is a native nf Sample* ar* bring taken tn lo Ihe stale's worse Novcmbci Washington for study. Florida, and received hia educa­ cold wave In history. Affected by the mold ar* shout tion in the piihlle school* nf The s'sie ptoduces shosrf a sev­ .4 at a'lie*, some nf whirh have Geneva and Stanford, and st St der. ih of th* nation'! Christmas been outdoor* as long as to years son University, lie Joined the | staff of th* Federal l^r.d Hank In trees. 1924, where he ha* he*n employ'd Tb* Western Bureau said (hare I AW OFPICF.RA ennlinuouslv, having served a* waa llttia Indication of better CONVENE MONDAY weather ccndit ons in tho next five The National Institute of Muni­ assistant aeerelary. a-sistant trea­ dayi. Temperalurea have dropped cipal l-aw Officers will convene surer, and assistant to the presllo •• low a i S3 deg roe# below aero Monday with soma 400 attorneys dent. Baker i* married tn the form­ from tha te state#, Canada, Puer­ tb* past week. Thousands af tree* hav# been to Rico, Hawaii and the District er Anne Graves, ef Jacksonville, and they hav* one daughter, cut but they cannot be baled for of Columfcln expected to attend. ahipmeit out of state duo fa tee Among matter* to he discussed lo u rs Meade, who Is a student raid, nicy become an brittle that art annexation nf fringe arras, ro at Mary Washington Collrga. Ha la n member of Trinity any pressure breaks ihe twigs off. latmni with federal agencies, faw Episrapla Church. Tho BakerO fving xi-planes, uMlittos, new U i Official* said tet* could mean a rfivo te*iy H w M 4 to W M W fl TK1R IB T i l LAKE wHhrart • muko! Tb# qwl«1- wall-ohsRo4 lake fa fa'Fart Haifa" Park fart *a*t af powers far revenue*, curfews far make te*tr home a t MOT Btreishoriago af fate a ls W is W U e L i* " ^ '* t _____ Native Of Florida ^ ’s,Sr r ElectedSecretary At Circus Museumq(ColumbiaBank r •* *-*. . �... t • , , v».* .. V . i* * <• ■ V- *x j , i -r: **&•- 'fi • vvher: v c j l iv e IS IMPORTANT TO YOU AND YOUR FAMILY! Odham & Tudor, Inc. 7/0zl Jo Ui&lL ScutfoidZu T k w & A t S u b d iv id J o fL ............... South Pinecrest Located immediately South of beautiful new Pinecrest Elementary School. 25 acres of public play­ ground 5 minutes from Downtown or Air Station • PAVED STREETS • C IT Y V.A. (veteran)* and F.H.A\ financing committments on 59 homes were obtained before the recent change in the law that requires an addi­ tional 2 per cent down pay­ m en t Only 13 of these homes are left. WATER I C IT Y ------------------------------------- ' You can act now and pur­ chase your home for $250. less cash down payment than you will need on future homes. SEWERAGE You Can Purchase Our $10,600 Home: 59 Homes To Be Completed In The 1st Section By December 1st IF YOU ARE A VETERA N $375. DOWN PAYMENT SERVICE $62. PER MONTH PERSONNEL $905. DOWN PAYMENT F.H.A. $60. PER MONTH 46 Homes $1235. DOWN PAYMENT^ $62. PER MONTH Wready Sold /, { V • *<.*? » "Act N ow Arid You Can Choose Your Paint Colors Inside A nd Out. Also Bath Tile A nd Brick Trim On A ny House N ot Completed. 13 Remain 'AnjroM of th«M hornet caa bo completed la S v m Iu . •f** . Odham, 6- Judo’t , , 1 f - f ; Y- ' 'i BRAILEY ODHAM. President Lv.? ' FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION O FFICf lO (KJ " 1S ‘ ,V WKii’.r. 'n ; ' ■Th-f- r .■ i’ | �75 # m tfo rd Wtvtnlh TOOK KIVSFAPIK M f I M S T o u t BIGHT TO UK) V I • AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER B a U M V O LU M E X LV I M f ilf M Speaker W ill Bring Some Rare Experiences To C of CAudience ir», Tha nationally known figure. Assistant to lha Prrsldanl Capital Airlines, speaking at tee annus) meeting of the Seminole *"! Herald To Publish Series Of Articles On Charter Of City u. n o o u rr w aller H. 'Moose' Waller b Named VAH-5 White Hat Of Week A steady, firm hand !■ the prime requisite for the Job H. “Hooso" Weller holds In Hear? At leek Squadron Flee. Walter, en Aviation Ordnanreman tic , has the responsibility of load­ ing bomba and mines Into the A i “Ravage” air.-raft of the aqwadron. His rollateral duties i easlonalljr find him instructing the . i t caliber automatic on tha BNAAR pistol tenge. Noose kea been in V A li-t for alt t i hie seven years In the Navy. Re reported from Fighter Rquardoa l i t In Alameda, Calif, In 1940. Waller (a 04 and names Macon, Os. aa hia home town. He finds Orlando escellent place to spend hla liberties end Sanford an ideal pines to be stationed. Ceremony Slated At Local Church Sunday Afternoon day. Dee. *, will bring lo hia Sent Ionl# Cminty audience aoma of lha ref* experience# In hia Imain*ia that takes him around tha nation. Dpewkmg recently at a Dallas, Tax., meeting of tha Sales Exertilive Club, with MO In his and idtnca, Jennings Randolph mads such an impraasion that Maxwell Clampitt, president ef the club said, “Jenoingi Randolph waa give® a standing ovation. All day long the telephone ha* been ring­ ing telling me what an Inspiration he was m our members and guests.” At an anrHer speaking engagmint at tha L’nivsrsity of Rich­ mond School of Business Admin­ istration hanquat apaakar, F. By­ ars Millers, Dean, said, “ Your willingness to taka of your umo and tnorgy to p a r lei pate la programa ouch as these servo aa en inspiration to all of us whs hare she responsibility for putting pro. grams together." And Doan Mil­ ler said of Jennings Randolph, "you really put the frosting on tha cake and every man who heard you Isdt there with the in­ spiration ui go out end do a better job-" H, E. Fslrwrather, of Eastern Motor Express Company,, in Terre llaute, Ind. told Randolph, after hit address to hit organisa­ tion, “you sddttts waa on* that plainly indicated your ability te rover thy subject thoroughly without leeorrting te questionable anecdote* to emphasise the points you so vividly brought out," The local officials planning tha annunal meeting aarljr In DecantI s r have Indicated that the Rem Inolo County Chamber of Comm­ erce it fortunate in securing such an able apeaer for tho occasion. John Fitspatrick, chairman of tha Annual Meeting said "we are animus for every member ef the Seminole County Chamber of Cora mere* to hear Mr. Randolph.” Tickets are being mads avail ahla immediately and indication* point to on* of the most success­ ful meeting* in tha local CTiamher* modem history. S-D Day Sponsors Ask Contributions Of Common Sonse ad 1:10 p. m. la art lor the Owners top# Ceremony nf the In on age when medical science angragstional Christian Church hi order to allow people town other I* striving In overcoma those diwbsch fall and maim manm atch es end Mm t e rtteM 1 Rapa ef worship la November. MB, end im church neetipled lest Nave at bar. The pastor, chairmen ef the boards nf the deacons and Nastie s and the clerk win parti­ cipate in putting the records In the comers tono before Hie marble tablet la affleed. This will h* at tbe north entrance t i the rhtirrh an Route Mth IL adjoining Park A**., after tha speaking In be B a rth baa tebaa piece. Three talks ef eight mlnutee each ere to be given by the Rev. Rankin L. Shrewsbury.' pastor of (be Daytota Beach Congtcgational Christian Church, who Is from OvWHs and a gradoale of Rollini College; Fred Enantlager, the tola Servicing charter member af thr Church, and Supt. WiUiam N. Tutla af tbp Florid* Congregational Otristian Conference. AI era rerdully inched. aaofcNat — ami what tag Iw by ecarrows *4 as la ’ iw k Ha Utroal) Th* apnatort af “S-D Day” nr “Rato Driving Day” ar* asking far contributions af common tents — not money — In th* fight against traffic death* and tajuriaa. They reiUi* that only with lha whola-heartcd support of th* driv­ ing and walking public can nny safe-driving campaign bn saecatsfaL And they ar* asking for that support hi terms of Individual awarenesJ, hr etch person, nf his own responsibility in curbing traf­ fic accidents. “R-D Day” Is Ttmraday. Dec. 1. On that data, tha President's Commltlaa far Traffic Bafaiy and the many organlxatioas cooperating in tha obaarvanc* af “ R-D Day” ara hoping far a M-hour tratffte- aeridaat “holiday.” Bui this year's observance af “R-D Day” will go beyond that M-hour period la an attempt lo educate th* pubiie to a year-around rwconaidarauna of driving and walking habiU. Tha President has ashed all Americans lo join in this job of accident alimlaatlna. Tha program hat also been endorsed by Oaver'nor Leroy ColUns and by naariy DO national, 14ata, and fatal a r ganlxaUont who ara banding to­ gether In n concerted effect to rid our street* and highways af the traffic-ace ideal menace. Their succeu, th* success of “R-D Day”, dapoada entirely apoa how well tha program fa hfowjfet fa tha atlaatfaa ef (ha Individual driver and padasirii a, who, after ad. fa tha m that mm kit i t t M n * rfivo te*iy H w M 4 to W M W fl a ls W is W U e L i* " r SANFORD. FLORIDA Another Airliner Crashes I SEATTLE — A nor.chtdided I airliner f t engines sputtering at it left sn icy runway, crashed into a residential area early today, killing a' least }T persona and in­ juring 44 others a t M exploded and burned •ervireo en who had just relumed from thr Far East and were trying lo get borne for 1 hanks giving. Also at- ard were a man, woman, •wo rhildrrn and a crew of three The p’ane first flipped a Ire* i n a hi'l.id* south of its Roc in: Cltitens nf Sanford can F«vw | ►K-ld takeoff point, bounced off a complete copy af the Charter •he ground a'.d shattered a* it of the City nf Sanford, Fla. by bunt into flames Parte of it Veeplr'tipping- • -ctlnns -kidded into thr hack of a house of the charter appear in The and te* it afu* hill a young mother Sanford Herald beginning Mon­ ;nd hr-‘ five children inside et raped unharmed. day afternoon. The sections of the Charter of Mrs. Donald B ran d said she Sanford, appearing in The Herald, heard x ’Terrific explosion. Tti* will he of the same approilmate next m rule my yard was full of length making pneslhle an order­ soldiers ” ly serapbook of tha document Bodies of the dead, dying and mhirh ran be referred to by .njured w r* strewn shout. Flame* pages. fed hv ramline which had spewed Sanford's rharler appear* In a frnm full tanks roarrd Into the air. booklet of 6S page* In Its dit Within seconds call# were out tributes) form with 171 sections. for every available ambulance in It became effective In 1949 with Seattle inn Kng County but their Houta Bill No. 1134, Laws of arrival was slowed by Uva Ice and Florida Acta of 1949. snow co rned streets. To keep abreast of daily hap­ When the ambulsnra* arrived penings within the structure nf ilutent of ihr toldlr* were wan­ Fanford's rity government, and dering or lying about the wreck to ho familiar with th* reason* -cm* so.ne in a stale of shock, for many actieni. cltlsens should ctheri ne*ding only minor treat­ know tho City Charter and th* ment. provision* laid down In the legal The government had contracted document which guide* the city in •.vith a numbor of non scheduled its legal actions. airline*. including Peninsular, to Th* sarin* of tocMons of th* •peed the mm homo for th* holi­ City Charter will appear daily day. on tho editorial pag* of Th# Ran. ford Herald. It will taka apptntl. mately 44 days to complete th* Local Officials stria*. Continue Pressing Tickets On Sale Of Traffic Offenses For Fourth Annual Seminole County Sheriff farther Policeman's Ball Th* fcurth Annual Policeman’# Ball wfU be held this year, Dec. IT. laid Ben Butler, president nf th* Sanford Polirtm rn't Bene vnlrat Association today. The annual event will be held at the Mayfair fnn no Saturday night twinning at 9 o'clock, said Butler, a member of the Kanfnrd Police Depart meat. Tickets are being told now by members of (hr Sanford Police Department, and hind* derived from this annual event, said nut­ ter, wilt benefit the members, and (aruilwM of ihe policemen in tim# nf aicknrts, accident or death. Th* faeal Sanford Benevolent Association President said that we are receiving wonderful res­ ponse from local rittiens and the results should mean that w* will have one of the most successful events in th* history of lives* yesr-ly event*. Chief Roy Williams, head of Ihe local Police Department, com­ mented today, •looks a t If wr will have our most successful anaual event this year. We are re­ ceiving aacellent response.” Butler said that tirkets for the event can he secured from any member of the Sanford Police De­ partment. PRIDE WIN* FORT LAUDERDALE Jv-Prid.drove Norman Theroux back to Fort Lauderdale Us fac* charges of pissing worthless checks totaling i n , 000 which offirtri said he spent la ‘lu ih bring-" Hobby's fore# of deputies and Its* Florida Highway Patrol continued their crackdown on local traffic violation* in an effort to rid down on accidents, property damage, injuries and deaths. Six arrests made and recorded in the Sheriira office since yr«. terday morning m e a l that Ihe entire system of county highway* it being wat< bed carefully for trilhe offenders. Edward Young. Myear^ibl Or Undo laborer, one mile south of Sanford last night, was charged with operating hi* car with an improp'r license tag Trooper T. Maik Mack made the charge*, Ulyaies Robinson. 21 tear old Sanford negro laborer, two mile* south of Sanford was charged with operating his car with an Impro­ per muffler. Fill* Patrolman Carl William* made Ihe charges. diaries Howard Mohlev of Win ter Park, five miles north of Ran ford, was ehargnd with excessive speed, aerording In a report mad.hy Peputv Sheriff A E Evan* The report *1alrd that Mobley wa« trawling at ipw-dt between 7* and lo mile* an hour. James Pierre Harper t i ‘the Sanford Naval Auxiliary Air Sta­ tion was charged with operating hi* ear at excessive speed when stopped by Deputy Sheriff Evan* Kvaoi also charged Robert M. Athlon, United Slates Air Fore* man with operating hi* ra r at in “exrrstixr rate of speed .” Russell C. Bruton was charged with “patiing a stopped school but” y*»terd*y afternoon 11 miles •outh of Sanford. Deputy Evans made the charge*. Weather Fair te clou Ijt through Silurdav; low inniihi M u II smith. * FRIDAY. NOVEMBER' 1*. IMS 111 AftMciated P tm h l-rn«rd W ire Housholder Discusses Hunting Rules, Points Buy License First District Governor To Visit Rotarians Clothing Business Needs More Room Slates Committee Season Will Monday will he ho*i In Dr. 4 S Q n o n N o V 2 3 hitrhrn Governor of the Tilth » A rr# « *t'n r * * th * Judge Housholder dls. District Rotary International who Countr DiHrnLirr of I'o n im fi C U •SOtJ • *hi* morning i« making hi* annual official v»*tt lu ilu t t r U l r n r o m it t r F , Hjr ta rb •• Ihr 4'. Rotary Clubs faj*» h# brought out • lg » ifi, a- l P b r !o t » f b u * i n r R i f i f t h * ■•there,t lo central and western Honda. H r|pol"t* that must i »v#. a hi hr h#l«i Momliijr nigh*. will adiliet* Ihe club and ronlrr by local hunirts. p to, •! ihr K s lu ra t ic rt l with President William Both Jr , IlmiftholtiFr ftftitl, •'btofor# IhinV- HiiiM i” c on Commercial A v f , h f * | amt Secretary Rudolph W. Rup- in* n!»out hunting. tliink atmut I tn in n o u n fF m fn l r»*t lit and m um tttr* rhairmra jrotlf hunting l rrn»e You u v n if ro n lin r hifiIf thU m o tiv e . on Itotarv a.lniinivtration and ser­ thi« from your ('minty l U V g mili^| t h i t «|t«* i i M l o n i to »l| vice artlvitir*. OffirF • n*| mint hft\F it with you •»trionn.| th# •*rvrn» tut 4^0 pfr* I'r hitrhrn has hern oi-:iTirmg «nrn you air hunting,” •#,n pa yroll of ■ (niiinaii Arlhar 8. EHtKra rwo Occasions Are Planned By Masons Two fheasiont to be held in San­ ford will honor Ihr Past Master* and Past High I’rirsta and certi­ ficate* will he awarded M Mason* who hat* been members far l i yesrs. Tursday, Nov It. Monro* Chap ter No. IS K. A M.. will honor it* living P<.-t High Print* According i< ih« program for Ui* c ent, th* rhaptrr will open at S:M oo tha afternoon nf Nov. I t to rapfer lb* first section of the Hoyal Arth Degree. A rece** will b# called for the evening mral at * .VI fniowing which Ihr program will continue wnlil rioting Tuesday, Nov. 29. .Sanford lodge No. Si F. A A. M. will al*o honor their Past Mastrra when Ihe lodg*ta opened at i II p m for thr conferring of the lin t sre Hon nf the Master Degree. Dinner will ha served tt 4 x>, after which the Matter* Decree will be Concluded. After the conferring of t h r drgrrr, *2 nirmhrr* of J h r lotlge who hsve lorn Ma«on« for at IraT 21 year* wi'l Iw awariirrl "IS Year rertlficates” furnuhrd by the tirami lawlge of Florida. All member* of either hodte* Optnmrlry in l l e a r w a t e r for over 29 years and hia ton. Dr. E It. Kitchen, ii associated with him Hr I* a graduate of Columbia University, a Fellow nf thr Amritra n Academy nf O pm m rlry and a member of the American Associa* turn fur th* Advancement of Scliiice. Dr. Kitchen I* a member nf the (T eanaater Rotary (Tub, Yacht Club ami Executive * (Tub and ha* been a r m * in terries, civic *nd professional actirititv for many years. During World War I hr was an a e n a l photo­ grapher in the It. S Air Force, lie is one nf 214 D IH n rt Governor* supervising tha arlivitir> of some 4.444 Rotary d u b * which hate a membership of 419,ouo business and professional *xr, olivet In 91 rountrtrs and geogiaphtcal regions throughout thr world. Wherever Rotary (Tubs ar* bv catrd. President Hush ass e n rd in discussing the Governor's visit, tticir activities are similar to “ H u n t in g tra s u n o p e n , 23 ," farr«4 vrtih axpam inn and th« Judge Housholder taut And ha n^totl for Ift’f r r ijHirtFii in tohtfH •aid that thr dattv *linotiug hum a m nperatr." for all same during the fitti five "publicity fr**m th* manifar* dav*. except for dove. It half tM# „r Sjsnfnnf paiama*. Sanhour before t.,n n .f t*S sunset. ,hirta. *• d o:hrr article* “ He caieful about your tune and turned nut l>v thl* organixatlon Is clerk your calendar or alminar w„rthe of rairful r.<n*ldeiatioo.*» or new spa per for Ihe tim* nf I Rale* a* ha mad* known lha tunrisa and aunset," ha said, meeting and tb« itenn that will About now, If ynn are lonking )■« te f .n a the rnmmiltre fnr conahead you ran iu b tra rt almut a yldei atinn, minute a day In Dee. 22 and “ If th* organisation I* set up th e r e a ft e r, add. Ilciiisholder added. *•* that it ra n grow, t h r r r la no “ If yon hunt in wildlife m an­ way nf estim ating the va«t e * . agem ent areas, ynu must have a |.aii-ion nf Ihe local inductry • preial a ’ea permit, and if you that Is now cramped fn r romp hunt duck you mils! te. nr* a and with nn spare available fnf duck slaiop from the l’o*t O f­ the ln«tal!atlnn nf r - w equipm ent fice." he commented already nn It* w a r heir.'* th* In­ “ R em em ber that there Is the dustrial (onimitl.-* C hairm an three-shell ra|>arily regulation said, en plugging jo u r ahnlgun.” line nf tha afflilat* nf the inHousholder t*:.l, “amt when yoo , | u , i , T in Sanford now lookshmtl rleer l»e sure nf th* rh a ra rnx the opr:atoms her* an | ter of anim al before firing The ( — altrm p, tio plan for th* nerec- _g i»» . . ,— . _ _ ____ those uf th# S a n f o t d Itola iy iTnh local be c a u se I h r y a r e b a se d oa I h e ' most j u d g e emphasized, “ Hus 1• I a | l y e t p a n c i n n to keep u p w ith lmi«»rtani In d e e r h u n t - the tr e n d of in creasin g b o t ln e s * . same general nhjerlivrs — de­ Ing.” “We ara turning duwii order* no e Painting eut the day* . fnr t h a t sh o u ld he turned nut i f w # veloping better umierstandlng and fellnwahlp among buMnrts and hunting, and adding to the stele- M J T t lF r*>ni1.', Dr* machinery, and nient alerut the first ft*# dav*. the per...nnrl at work,” th* of­ |ln n * h » IJrr •* f. “ Multday*, 1 urs ficial said. fo-tcrlug the s d v r n m n e n t of gmcl' d tv e and Fr.days a ie rinsed will, understanding and pcarr | t h n e a f t e r »• in most game, hoi among all Ihe people* of lha world | di.. X h u m . g i* npen e*eiy dav " Hl.I.FG ATION Til ADD St PP O R T Each y ear this word wida »rr4 a lo tha h u it ir g *r*c„n Itself,. PANAMA * H I * 4 .Iclcgalioi vise oiganl/ation continues lo I Ju d g e lluushnlder said. "Infor-1 ir-mi Sarasota «e» r s p n trsl lo add grow in number* an.i slrrnglh in ratio n from thus* who knu » iss-1 *• “ *up;i -rt l-«lay to pleas fig- airSevrnt) nine new clulia have hern I d irale tliat this will he the b e c t l 1'®* c e i'ic e feum the mwtdle ,\e>4 oigan ur,l since July I, 1911 la 29 h u r l i n g sea-on a# hava ha.t in 1 "*** °f kfaeida hi Atlanta tl* ••»n*m* City. countries In North. Centrsl and s e v e r a l y e a r s . ” Ibuith America, Europe, Asia. On a n o th e r t a r t, Hou-hoM rr Africa and th* Islands of Ihe I's said, “ l e t 's do mir beat Us p>* prnfeisiuiis. promoting rnmmum ty-ltrticrm rn l iim lertalungs. and elite. vent a r r t d e o t s . N->ec c a r r y a g in into r a m p o r hums loaded o. ,n yo u r c a r . “ hen a«t a etualiy In wsc ” “ N e v e e point a g-m at a n y ­ thin g you do nnl w ant In shoot. I'e v o t e yo u r I s ' g e t la g a m e and are rs*ques|rd In attend the** im ­ an! a h u n t s - being, h - f u .* you portant event*. The Srnfnrd Chredr of th# Nat*- I pull t h e trtgger.'* H n u th n M e r rerto, located rwt Mi* rornar of See- w a r n e d . II* enmm»nted, “ r e m e m ­ nod and Map)*, announra* Rome- ber, a g-m i« a d a n g e r o u s in­ s t r u m e n t so d yo-l need e v e r y coming nay. Sunday Nor. IS. nn* o f yortr normal f a ru llie* when The sch-dula fnr tho day U a* N'F.W YORK sV_Mrt F.liMbeth follows* Sunday School Rally at nsir.g it.” J u d g e Itowshnld## p o in te d nut Whitney Dunn has seillfd out nf 9.M A. M , and a special morning court a *12.041 suit involving tha worship serxtr# at 10:43 A M. t h a t o u r forest* sod w oodland la rata of five horse* to b im er Au Dinner will be served on the e sp e c ia lly dry this y e a r which is a r e m in d e r Ur he t a r r f u l W ith yo*t A t’.iivrh Jr ground* followed by an aflrvnooo The *flilemcnl rame veslerday. Singing V rvlra at I P. M . Rev. y n u r m a t c h e s , r i g a r s t t e s , and Iba *l*'h dav of trial in M rral Clifford G Brayley and family, c a m p f ie r s . “ T o n ihmild study th # h u n t ­ Court. Tha terms wry* not dit- gueil m utlrlini The evening svan ing r u le s sn d re g u la tio n s before eto*ed gelulle set vie* at 7 M P. M. will g o in g nut, * H outholder re m i n d ­ Ruicb. owner of the At l.nul* tunrlodr Hdmtcoming Day. ed. A n,l ha ronrlirdad “ if you Cardins'# claimed the animals lie purchased for IIj cxhi from Ihe letter* of invitation hava been have nut «*cured a r o p y of them .-•liable hor*c brerdri >>riy not •ent lo a'l friends and member*, they a r e available a t lha County “ round of limb amt sale for chil loth pax* and preaenl. However, the J u d g e 's n ff ir e .” Nazareno Church Announces Plans For Homecoming Suit Involving 5 Horses Settled _____ • jr ^ Jr Native Of Florida dren to hand’*'' at repu-rolrd. public la tordially invited tn attend Ha bongtrt Ihe hresrs in 1910. ,*njr or all servtcea and acUvitie* end his suit also asked 97.000 for of Ihe day, Celrbri'rag on a Thanksgiving feeding them. nnie tho signal blessings of God up­ on the past year. Rev R II Spear Jr., pas.or. wil' bring lha strmon* Rnmrthing ro strange that e v r a j '“ * w eW lM llllelU a e u i i s a st thr 10.41 A M. and I M P. M th* e i p 'r t t are stumped la eating Mr* ire* awav at -ome nf the xtatue* on the . ^ 't- ,»'i» Ha’- er h»s h-cn e -trmrnd* of th* Ringling Art Mua- | Recretary nf tl * Fe<leral f and Rank of Columbia. etim. Christmas Tree The annuunrcmrrt was m st* by Ruth*-ford J Getlena of the Freer Mi.saiim Amithsonian ln*tt-| Rufus Clark--, pieslrleut, futlo-sIndustry Facing lution »< Was-.,n#ti>n, said It ap­ ing the nmrithljr mrrting nf th# peared th* brume statues are ex­ Farm Credit ttuard. N‘.>v. 1*1 Th# Cold Wave Crisis uding white rrustaceoux secretion election fills the vs snry raut.- t F.HRERA, Mnril. r —Mnnlina'i and the limesinnrt are pro-luring by the recent (hath nf f.-rmef million dollar Christmas tree In some kind of growth. ferretary Hugh C. t.eaman. dustry is approaching a crisis due The neie secretary is a native nf Sample* ar* bring taken tn lo Ihe stale's worse Novcmbci Washington for study. Florida, and received hia educa­ cold wave In history. Affected by the mold ar* shout tion in the piihlle school* nf The s'sie ptoduces shosrf a sev­ .4 at a'lie*, some nf whirh have Geneva and Stanford, and st St der. ih of th* nation'! Christmas been outdoor* as long as to years son University, lie Joined the | staff of th* Federal l^r.d Hank In trees. 1924, where he ha* he*n employ'd Tb* Western Bureau said (hare I AW OFPICF.RA ennlinuouslv, having served a* waa llttia Indication of better CONVENE MONDAY weather ccndit ons in tho next five The National Institute of Muni­ assistant aeerelary. a-sistant trea­ dayi. Temperalurea have dropped cipal l-aw Officers will convene surer, and assistant to the presllo •• low a i S3 deg roe# below aero Monday with soma 400 attorneys dent. Baker i* married tn the form­ from tha te state#, Canada, Puer­ tb* past week. Thousands af tree* hav# been to Rico, Hawaii and the District er Anne Graves, ef Jacksonville, and they hav* one daughter, cut but they cannot be baled for of Columfcln expected to attend. ahipmeit out of state duo fa tee Among matter* to he discussed lo u rs Meade, who Is a student raid, nicy become an brittle that art annexation nf fringe arras, ro at Mary Washington Collrga. Ha la n member of Trinity any pressure breaks ihe twigs off. latmni with federal agencies, faw Episrapla Church. Tho BakerO fving xi-planes, uMlittos, new U i Official* said tet* could mean a TK1R IB T i l LAKE wHhrart • muko! Tb# qwl«1- wall-ohsRo4 lake fa fa'Fart Haifa" Park fart *a*t af powers far revenue*, curfews far make te*tr home a t MOT Btreishoriago af fate ^ '* t ^ ’s,Sr r Elected Secretary At Circus Museum q( Columbia Bank •* *-*. . � 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, November 17, 1955 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 17, 1955. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 17, 1955; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/883504da33f8827b13d49a3c055595d2.pdf 6faf48cf7eb713cb983526356692fd28 PDF Text Text THE SANFORD HERALD Poge 10 Tues. Nov. 15. 1055 Agreement FOR THE BEST Financng term* YO U R DREAM HOME WITH FULU • I B I B A l ^ IllC T IIt WIFE-SAVER rainbow*. kitchen: w ith COLORED APPLIANCE* • • J en. ft. GE R e frig e ra to r • GE largo alu ruga • N p i CE Water heater • C l Gartagt Disforel • G1 AwienutW W iik taf la D*» I n # 3 -b a th K o ain . • GE Automatic D4«hwtaker la Deluxe 1* talk kMBM LOCH ARBOR HOMES (C *«(ln«4 from P a n Ok ) meeting. In addition ts the formal pre­ sentation of paper*, "claisraum ” tvpo of dliruulon programi are alto on lita agenda Tentative plana for Die jenrrsl srirntifie procram include preaenution of 24 papers. Follow uic O'* dlirusilon theme a number of luncheon panels, M by auihoritiet in their reipec. Dve fields, are scheduled TN* As­ sociation's National C l e i r m i House plan will farm the bails for one luncheon panel. Doctor n. R A. Coomb*. De­ partment tf Pathology. University of Carrbrit England, an lnle». natiraial authority, will be a guest speaker at the meeting. Doctor Ruth Sanger, Blood Croup Rrsearrh Unit. The Li«l<~ Instttutr. l/mdon. F.ns'and. will also addrex the meeting Several Administrative Sessions ■re planned at which paper* reI latmg to th* various admlnulrath e aspects of blood banking will i he gyen. A breakfast for slate I representatives of the Association i la planned for Monday morning, Nov. 21, at the Palmer House. Principal speaker for Die annual j banquet on Sunday evening. Nov. 1 20. will be Doctor Morris Flshbein, Professor of Medicine and Contn* buting Editor of Post-Graduate University of Illinois College of Medicine. Doctor Fishbein's sub­ ject will bn "Rlood-Th# Most Im­ portant Fluid " The Association thti year will for the first Ima present the Karl Landstelner Award for distinguish­ ed contribution to the field of blood banking. The recipient of thia award will be announced at the annual banquet of the Associa­ tion on tha evening of Nov. 20. In addition, award! for aeientifie and adminitrativa exhibits will ba pre­ sented. Doctor J J. Gnffitt* of Miami will ba Inducted as President of tha Aaaocation at Uia annual ban­ quet. Attending from Central Florida will be Doctor Louis Pohlman. Orando, President. Florida Associa­ tion Blood Banks; Mrs. M. M. Rand, managtr, Central Florida Blood Bank; and Mrs. Roberta J. Briggs, R. N. from lha laboratory of Central Florida Blood Bank. PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT* JACKONVILLE L D -T h a FlorIda JnstituU of Certified Public Accountants yesterday elected Riehard L. Barnet. Jacksonville, president) R. Bob Smith of Tam­ pa* Lyndon 0. Conlew of Miami and Mark Ahrano of Tallahassee, vice presidents; Herrol* g. Trumblower, Orlande treasurer. ARHERRORS* CONVENTION SARASOTA WV-Th* Florida Tax Assessors Assn, meet* here tomorrow for its annual conven­ tion. l’Hnrl|al speaker I* to he Wal­ lace E. Sturgis, Ocala attorney who it chairman of the Slat* Constitution Advisory Commis­ sion. BURNED ALIVE! ST. PETERSBURG (A*>- Homer Lee Jackson, 35, Negyi construc­ tion worker, wet buried alive by th* cave-in of a sewer line trench yesterday. Guard flnfl Southern Bell (Costumed from Fags Dee) organisations.” Tha catalog lists 37 films, several of which are in full color. Ore of the films, "Family Af­ fair,” portray* Interesting every­ day family situations centering around tha uso of tha telephone tn a busy household. Another, “Music in Motion", combines the beautiful music of Zino Frencescatii. famed violinist, and the Bell Telephone Orchestra with * dram­ atic story of research In tha field of aound. Another. "For Progreaa . . , Call Dixie," Heals with South­ ern postwar progress and tha part played hr telephone service. An­ other. "The Transistor," tells th* dramatic story of th* transistor, nilghty electronic marvel Invented hy th* Bril Telephone 1-aborstorles. Alto described in the booklet are many other movies as well as interesting lecture programs tn whirh telephone personnel de­ monstrate communications a n d electronics equipment. The cata­ log describes several educational booklets u.i the history of the telephone, how the telephone ayatern opeiatrs, and telephone cour­ tesy. • Roth'rmel explained that per­ sons interested in the movies, leclure-demonitratlons or educational hookleta thnuld contact lha tele­ phone butineia of/i<e. fContlneed Freni Fage Owe) ed.“ I rnngratulat# you on your new designation.” Major Roy Green, representing the 41th Armored Division, in in­ troducing Dio principal speaker for ihs occasion, Lt. Central Joseph C. Hutchison (ret), said, "Ilia re ­ cord reflect* glory on ths N a­ tional Guard." And as Major Green eitad the General’s record, achievement*, awards, and popu­ larity, he quoted an often repeat­ ed phrase, " I’d fight under hit rommand anjlm e, anywhere " General nuUhlson reviewed the many changes that he has seen tn tha S.nfore Unit of the Na­ Guard tine* his enlistment was. ItlANOt SC H um ttt is in tional in the organisation In 1317. "I tears alter heating that her hus­ band. Anton. 42. died In a CM- I rnlialed and was mustered Into service the night It was founded," eago sanitarium shortly after General Hutchison said. being admitted there, apparently suffering from a heart attack. “Th* Sunford Units hare always The Schueaten’ children. John. been good,” the General said. “ As I J. and Anton Jr., 11. wrere found i a matter of fact, the company strar.g'ed In ■ forest preserve was so g>w*d it was called the area. Alto found slain was th* Colonel’* r*ts." boys* companion. Robert PeterHutchison said, ‘ the 124lh In­ •nn. 14. The murders remain unfantry has been the outstanding --hr-l. (International) Infantry In the Division, now its going lo be up tn you in carry on." The Genrral pointed nut. In his talk to the local National Guard (Continued From Page One) Company, "you look guod tonight put on the latei needed In give and I know you can perform as services to the public go from well as you look " Citing the sup­ public office just s i fan as the port of the comunily for Ihe com pany, General Hutchison said, other* " "Ihe unit could not have been Thompson said he had noticed maintained without tha community (Tontinned From Fags Oac) • lhal men and women in all parts bark of it.” lowest-salaried employes to ap­ Concluding hit address. General proximately tioo for highest sal­ of the country now are running for municipal offices herau* D*ey Hutchison said, "you ran be a aried postmaster*. soldier, and do your duty as a In addition lo regularly employ­ want 10 do a good )ob •oldirr. nghl here at home. The ed personnel, th* blanket bonding In the long run, he said, only National ^uard makes men." And will cover all part tima and femthose doing such a job survive al­ he added, "I want lo congratu­ porery employ**, including those lhough "politics it th* only profes­ late you on the work you bav« emtloyrt put on temporarily for done .” Christmas work. Howesrr, since sion where no preparation D A rifle squad attack was de­ the bonding It not tiftcliv* until thought necessary " monstrated, with 2nd Lt. William the start of 1350, it will not rover Thompson said good people work N. Nunn describing their ability to such temporary employes hired at government only In spurts but advance in the face of machine- during this 1355 Christmas season. that the bad influence! alwaya gun fire. The mock warfare was Th* Post Office Department carried out with blank cartridges mailed Ihe ias stations to bid are there. A constitutions! amendment pre­ la rrtata realism in tha problem. Nov. 15. Additional roplrs a rt A colorful display of riflt gre­ availabia and may b* obtained posed to give home rule to Dade County la considered rontroveralal nade firing and mortar firing con­ upon request addressed to the became of misunderstanding, said cluded tha ceremonies officially Chief of Procurement, Post Offire W. C. Ilerrrll, Miami Springs mny- designating th* local unit a t an Department. Washington 25. D. C. The new bonding arrangements nr and member of the Florida armored Infantry company. Under the direction of 2nd Lt. John Keel­ are being mada under author!!*House of Rrpreseotatlses. II would only givw Dade eltiei ing S7mm recodes* rifles were lions provided In tha new Public the powers which (he league bat fired sending flares into lha air Law 223. which requires earh Exe­ sought for all Florida municipali­ to light up the terrain. Umm mor­ cutive Department of !hc Federal tars were also demonstrated with Government to obtain surety (mods ties. he said. dominating round* ovrr Lake for turh employe* as are required The league was told. "It la Im­ Monroe. by law or administrative decision perative that (hoc* elected to tha to be bo'ded. Legislature be fully aware of (be Th* law, which was supported needs of our municipalities and by Die Pott Office Department, pledged to support program for provides (hat Ihe most conomlcal ((aatlaacg* re*as rage One) bettermtnl of rttiien* through leval." And ha continued, " I f typa of bond available be procur­ municipal government.” other available' commodities react ed through competitive bidding. Th* Post Office Department accordingly, farmers and packer* would be In a very happy frame pointed out. before enactment of th* nesr law, lhal it has spent at af mind ” Witt*’* report said, "cucum­ least 2300,000 a year lo handle (rnnilnoed From Page Oise) ber* led tn volume th# past wock paperwork and other administra­ construction of Ft. Mellon which, with pickla cucumbers bringing tive rests incident to employe during th* 8*minol* Indian Ware, up to 24-35 a bushel and regular bonding, avan though employes played a most Important part in cucumber* up to >3. Tomato, egg­ Ibomtelvst paid lha premiums. The saving of this Uuo.ooo will th* history of the state. plant and squash volums contlnua now go a long way towards paying Th* speaker was Introduced aa light, though should Inrrsass con­ tha Post Office Department’s pre­ a friend of long standing and • siderably In tha naal f*» sraaks." mium for lha new blanket bond, member of tha Daytona Beach Director Law!a af tha Florida Summerfleld noted. Club, by George A. 8tin a. Guest* Fanners’ Market system said, " a Introduced by RgC-at-Arms, tha slight optimism doa to a slaw up­ slightest price Improvement. Com­ Rev. Lucian Scott ware, tha Rev. ward price trend la noted In re­ modity movsmant and gross salra A. G. Mclnnts, pastor of th* First ports from market managers," a s. for October a* compared to Oct­ Presbyterian Church her* and Ed­ ha lummarlsad the various reports | ober a year ago shows wa moved ward Higgins of this Ctty. Th* of the past week from markets approximately l i percent mora produce at prices approximately mcating was conducted by Presi­ over tha state. dent William (Bill) Buih. "Wa are glad U tea area the! 40% lower,” Lewis said. Bids Invited Anderson 'Dam Fool Poetry' LOCH ARBOR HOMES A M ILLIO N ANDONE HIDDEN TREASURES * including: PAIR M. lim n, Democratic national chairman, diteusae* election victoria* us local contest* scattered acres* Dm country at a news con­ ference la Washington. Butler saw the rntsilU aa "detail* avtdenca of dusatufarttoa with lha Republican Administration and IU pro­ gram." Holding a Republican campaign porter. Duller used M la demnnrtrate hi* contention that strong prrwurc will he brought on Presidml Eirenhower tn acek a second term. (fwlrtwartmal) Banks To Mail • Door Chlaaam • Kitchen Exhaust Fans • Mercury Silent Switches National Movie <t (Continued From Pagr One) •rnt directly ta Price, Waterhouaa tji* merchant* nf Sanford. Th# Im­ A Co, certified public accountpact of 200,000 flowing into th* elite. Theta nominations were tills of local merchants will do mada fn.m lists of eligible pic­ much to Increase th* spirit nf tures and personalities submitted Cnriatmai shopping right from Ihs by all major producers In this start." tuunlry and Uta diitnbutari of Ths Christmas Club, Tucker country. Tha results were tabu­ commented. Is a method of saving lated by the accountants and tha for ths individual looking for­ traders in each of th* five cate­ wire certified sad printed ward n a s u iIn » »Christmas s is a e s s s iw • *shopping , | w r s , n W . gories 5nma thrifty people will lay aside* to the public ballot their Christmaa Club money in * Each theatre participating la further savings, but th* bulk of U:e po'l was naked to appoint n th* amount, said Tucker, will b* rommtllae of local cituens to veri­ spent with Sanford merchants for fy th* count of IU public ballot*, and cMV*y th* result* on a print­ Christmas g.fls. Both Tucksr and Bautnan em­ ed form which alto will ba sent phasised that aa the riiecks lor direct to Price Waterhouse ft Co. tha 1935 Chriatmas Club ga Into Theatre* in remote apote will wire th* mall, tha new Christmaa Clubi their remits to Utn accountants for will be opening at th* asm* tima. receipt before th* deadline, mid­ Said Tucker, "Th* Christmas night Nov. 10. The national Club li a simpi.\ planned, ravy tabulation wil. ba kept secret by way to save money for Christ­ Price Waterhouse ft Co. until leak'd envelope* with Die names mas (hopping.” According |o figure! releaied of the winners are handed lo the by both banks, a total of mora national chairman of the poU to than SZO.Wi will be matte J to be opourd on th« night of tho awards ceremony. Christmas Club members of the Sanford Atlantic National Bank "With these precautions,” Man­ while approaimately 240,000 will ager Ru'ler said, "we are assured go out to ucnibort of th* Christ­ that Du selections will be a tnsa mas Club members of th* Florida expressed of the preferences of the movie-gong public whose generous Stats Bank. Plenty of Electric Wall Outkla • Foldlnt Closet Door* • I Citnre Tree* Per Lot • Streets Lined with Oraagn Trees • Bret nf Locations • l-akefront Lota NOT A support »*• made Ihe motion pic­ ture the greatest medium af mass entertainment.” Six-Man team up for tale tn satisfy tax liens totaling 279.21AM. Not only did Seibold lose his club, but h* still owes th* govern­ ment 245,31597 on th* tax claim. Applied In the original lien were th# J 20.000 auction sale pr.re and 213,302.71 received for recent player sales. Seibold, who operated fh* club sine# Richmond receivod lha triple-A franchise two year* ago, did not show up for th* sal*. Th* syndicate Is comprised of Richard S. Reynold* Jr., Frits Sittenting, E. Claiborne Roblna, Daa NUTRITOIN REPORTS GAINESVILLE (,P>-L*t**l devalopment* on poultry and lirastock nutrition will b* gjvsn ap­ proximately 150 Florida feed deal­ ers, rattlemen and poultrymen a t Dir 12th annual Nutrition Confer­ ence opening her# Thursday. BUT Fitldmaa, Milton Markal and Jack Bernstein. All a n Richmond busi­ nessmen. Th* p u rth atert must etill sat­ isfy additional debts totaling soma 542,000 held againit th* territory. They alia must bo approved by th# International League. THE MOST BEAUTIFUL BATHROOMS CENTUM FLORIDA A W IDE VARIETY NEW MOTHER-OFCERAMIC TILE , v. t t rMf i«# r __ • •i • ' , r • . PLUMBING •* . Since 19.49 Sanford's ©C* BALKS OmCS LOCATEp AT THE COBKIB O f U J U HAST BLY& AND WWT CSTVTAL DBIW S• vr v*vs n r A ■. �’VT* to u t RtfSPAMl oircxot Tout tlGIT TO KNOW! & W a n t e d if e r a lo AN INDEFWfDENT T1AILT NtW SfAPCT « b t t iw m V O y jM ^ L V ^ Delivery Of C' stmas Seals To All Residents Is Announced By Karns SANFORD. PI.OWPA Blood Tests Scheduled R. T. Milwee Tells Of Publlp Schools At Lions Luncheon Memberships Over Total Of Available Seats For Concert Kenneth Boyd Gives Notice Of Appeal APME Opens Meet In Colorado Today hav* fried to racruit diitinguUhrd epocialitU in Uw Held* of defenve ■ad rtotarrh In addition ** h u t DM a heavy ampbeato upon the 'hewtade-lta' of our own field for the benaueat peuibla menu of chop talk.** VOL A M nO U U M 1 ■*--*-* • Jto - k—kJ J — a,Ml B ilflM II MRpt? to M r raIF. Ftovidatiow hai i m m m m W b r tha Kata f t Hailtk wMdi. aiurt ap- F ,ir inulh md rentr.l pnrttow*; low tonight II t* IT, * WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER Ifi, I9XS Aamocialed P r w 1.eased W irt No. 319. Traffic Safety Report Reviewed By Patrolman t partial ll*t of pier** wher* rMldcnt, nf Seminole County *»n e#’. th# r blood lc<t#d '(Airing the , ftrrt two wrpi,i of the County. Health I'ntt't ceunty-wldo. Blond Tr*t Survey w»» made publie by i Pr. Terry Rird. County Health OfI f t-rr. thii morning. Knur tpocitl llralth l,'nit blnot trrting te*m» will npriat* tevting ttalmn* throughout thhe rnunty from Nnv*mh*r -IT through Pwemhcr I Although th* four t»am* will operate at more th*n M itatiom In t h * varlsii* eommunltie* thtnughnut the eminty during thl* period. An effort (< being made In JT| ear* will be ahle * plara one of the*e Ita lia n * within n-vn in the new m'lninpal “Schooli ara hfg bm lneu", R. r n y teach af tvery on* In Ih* i*i[Kin; l.ot lev a led |u»t oH Com mrrcial A it wheie the >oft ball T. Milwee. Superinlendent of county. “ An effort !• going in L# made field wa* formrly titualed Public Invtrurtion tn Saminol* lu m e ix i i* being plam f on the Cmjnty t"M the Sanford Lion* In Seminole County during the Th* traditional deb* cry of rh ru tm aa S tall will lak* plarc this afternoon when pnatrarn will rarry mme C.I1* leiten In count) raiidcnta from tha Seminal# Coun­ ty Tub*rculo*i» and Health Attociatioo. The letter*, tlgra-d hr Robert E. K»me», chitrman of the IWJ O truim ai S#*I Sale, cnnilituta lb* only appeal made for fund, tn tupport the a.to cialio ai fight "Membership* In the Seminole agaimt tubercuoio*. Mutual Concert Aiioeiatlon now "Our port office 1* proud to exreed* the wumb*r of *»»t* ■•{ handle lh« Christmas Seal let h|»* available to the auditorium". trra," said rn um arter Jot! field at it. noon lunrheon meet- rr" lhr" ' • ' V* *" •*»u‘ France* ReumillaL president "f "Wa hope people will raid Ihem Club lr.g yaaterday. Diahote* »nd Svphill* In the Ianth* local aiaoeUtion aaid this carefully and decide to incrtaic «t» u iu , , guag# that everyone will undertheir regular contribution I* tbc morning. , . " , u 1-r* *„ ir* ‘land and not in the language of tuberculous annotation." ritltenvhip of our eountv. M.lwea, , h(> H<>ttori ^ ^ |||# m<n fln |h# "Phone call* and request* for He pointtd nut that great ad­ tnld tha lotat civie ehib. “Th additional membership* ar# b»•trect dor* not have tn know all Inj turned down now oeciure of vance* in mrdtcal acienca in re­ »<hoo|i pour the amount of $37,. that the doctor ha* to know about cent year* hav* made the eradica­ SO O per month into the economy th* lack of additional M*Ung there diiea***," tald Dr. Bird. tion of tubercutou* a real pout- of eur county.'' apace,** Roumillat laid. "If, after a blood le*i and fur"Thera fa an Intenae Inlaraat bility for the future. TH* amount, ha a 1, it for' tber di*tnottt «ho»t a* ptiion “ Part of th# money » r give showing fn th* coming appearinuructivr talarlrv a ' nc an) (reatmrnt. thii ran ha had ante* of artirt* Khtdultd for every y ear.fo r Chnrtmav Seal* dee* net Include th* talane* of either from ht a own doctor or h* Sanford m tha thr#*-con«#rt atr­ goes into modjeal research tn find varlnut perionnel corrected with Health t'm t Clinic." ttated Dr. ia*,*• h* «*fd. Cornelia Oti* Skin­ out moot about Ih* dticai*. the our eehool *}rtem. Bird. “ The program it aimed at germ that cauar* It, and tha way ner will appear her* on the even­ klilwae teportad that thtra v a t finding and bringing to treatment ing #f Dee. 1. ha »aid, and we our bodiea react to it.” h* aaid an incraa** of t.08% In *nrollper»on» who may havo either of ara exporting a full auditorium "Evan now tom* ictentiilt may m»nt tn whita school* and an theve divtaiei and ara not aware he eorning do»a to a fact that will • t that DataS% Incraai* la th* celortd irhoela of it," he laid. .“Tha Dae. 1 eoneart will he toad to a simple means of control­ for the I9S5-3A »ehoo| jear. ling tuberculoito. Tubcrculoila re Pr. B’rd feel* that this to not hold a t th* Southaid* School audlMarch muat be apeedad up to and a departmental but a community II* alto >a«J that cunitnicUon tarium line* th* auditorium of Ih* terrible port of TD in money la being completed for now c!*m rnjgrnm, for unlei* the community Pinaeraat School will not ha com- and human Ih ri, your rhrutm aa rooma at ierer*l *ehool* and be­ cnopeiate* In tbe control of theeo plated in tima far tha firit ana,** Seal dollars will help It." ginning Jan. t, 19SS thrra would dl^eatrn, the Health Unit ran do Raumillat *Ul*d thla momma' ha no double latiion* In any of very Htlt*. "Thi* program will In to mmen ting on tha aumher iCoaiinuec* Oa Page Tea) the county trhoolt. The total en• f mambanhlpi, Roumillat tald | rollmawt of tha county tehool* t i ­ th at 111 mamhonhlpa hav# boon re adt t.SOO pupil*, he (aid. tald and thtra ara only HO eeata FSU Will Place | Milwee rtalH that llir nrw arallabla. . . . | auditorium at th* Tinecreit School Fragment Of Armor ••Wa ara rartainly wall ptoarad wi»* B i H p i t a v f , iand i n g iready n q jr m p ■ ,■ * p HI db*« rromplcted foir a t tha reaponaa aatdanrad ia thla u.a by Jan. I. “Thi. I* th , large,t O n C X t l l D l t 5 0 0 n pear'a aaneart eariea," aaid tha TAMPA t f t - Kenneth Boyd. M. laeel president of Samlnala Muc l t “^ " . i S ^ T h ',lum ‘a TAl.l-AllASSEE Jh - Florida of Miami, tanlencad to t.v* year* i fh t cou,,t>tual Contort AaaaeUtlan. . h* ’*m- Thc • ro;‘' . State L’nivcriity u»on wiU place on by Judge L. A. Grayton in Crimi­ t k t are tuck that any eptaier exhibit * fragment of Spannh arnal Court yesterday upon raavtc- or program being ptaeented Dom TW |, a ponlbla rellr of lion of braabing and M ttriag, ha, vtfl oo*‘>* of mrveii ,|U ** ^ h« cte»t]y hi»rd eurly nth century eapaduaoa flvaa anti-a of appeal ■ m i'anf appeal. . . toa.thh.haQi m t a erhhoui th , uve ^ , tnrida TLV. ? a' puhl l c-aJdTaai eyetam. | A tfl-inrii too* irrap we* found com that Judge Grarioo peppered Superintendent of School* Mil- oa a bMrh o' Ihe ChorUahllchaa Dad# County Sheriff Thom** J. we* urged that all parent* and Bav in north*»*i Florida hv Van Kelly la at lu miner with eom plaint* ciUen, urii the-e iirv irh.vol S e n lluilcr of Taint Wathington. that Kelly wa* negligent in falling building* ard addition* to our Fla. COLORADO SPRDfOI. Colo. # to aarva a tubpoena on the Male * •chool *)*tem. Dr. Hal* G Smith, head of th* —Newspaper* "prartda tha rary principal witnaaa, FSU department of anthropology, d a n * of dewoerary" **■*« Th* witne**, Shelley Kao*, wa* • aid Ihr armor may have been fat Ih* Mwi, howerm dlfflrult H located in New Orlaan* after It brought lo Florida by a Spam*h Nick Follier Is >« la ah'.*in." Calamaa A. Harwell developed Mia had been ia Tampa expedition beaded hv Pamphtlo rle tf ft* NeahrlU# TU**#***#n told part of Ih* paeiod centred by Tbe expiditinn wa* in Given Opportunity S'irvaec. tha Aeeoeiiled P p m M a**t*l Judge Gcaraon'a complaint, thw 'ta le at tome lima betwewn TALLAHASSEE ri_ The Fla Mcaa Kane, a drip tea,a dancer, WMtmm A tll.’M il* 111* and IMI "Insofar ai om new*pa par In tatufiad Boyd wa* a do** friend rtda Game and Freih Water Com Tlir fragment b*■ been given a Amariee h h h l U raapouMMy and had told her ha broke tnlo Ihe mrttiim hai hired a* a wildlife date id no laler than IVU llaiuld Parry Pipe and Salvage Co. hare officer a fnrmrr employe of ihr IneinT iT r to by fta t mueb weak I k Teter>on of the National Talk n m I. Harwell Mid. "And tha in 1*64 and atola a >af* eontain- Mate comptroller'* office who wav Service idrntilud it a, of probable m e t ad Aaemoraey tea** * a t ing SM. San lance wat deferred oo charged with rtealmg building Italian manulaclura hut vaid material*. a theft charge. much «I Ma Director A D Aldrich of ihr much Spanith armor of the period came agency ,atd .ve.trrdav Sick <va» produced In Italy or Germany Hi a rpaaeh opened tha anneal Smith »nd the armor fragment Fallier h,d been hired from a Jtaettog af *■ APRS at ft* Boy Alivo Aft«r whirh might he part of a hreavtmerit ly v c n eligible H«t to g \r Broadmoor Rota* bar*. Harwell to him an epportunity to prove him plate - "it the large)! I have teen ch a k m u *f the APME Continuing Being Clinically from Florida." lelf." Study Committee. In thla program, Fallier entered a plea of no de managing aditora Mamina annu­ Dead For 2 Hours feme Ian year to a charge of ally tha it parting lob af Tha Ai*oFRAMINGHAM, Mai*. <4V- Mealing building material, from Utility Department etatad Pr"**. aeaktng **F< to help Paul A. Ablond!. IS, ta aliva to­ houira under con*tnictmn A gfc The Ceoparitra » « • Gilharing day after being clinically dead for .entente invtMicalion wa, made Gets Pickup Truck agency im pm a ita aarrtca to ita two honra 14 mtnutee—all be- but he wa* never tentenred A new Ford pickup trurk wa* mamhar atwtoapnra and htoad- cauae I I “inlltpemahle" perron» "We are quite familiar with F*I delivered today tn Ihe City of caatiag (tittoaa. ware at Union Heipital to bring Her'* background.'' Aldrich itid Sanford for uvr in the Utility De­ Tha duty or nawipaprr* to b* him hack to life. "He rame in and made a dean partment. »ald City Manager Bar"atrmg end near ttoead" applie* brea»t of thing, and we liked ht* ren E. Knowlc*. Th* youth, gravely injured Mon­ are only ia national affair* but in In the u*u,l rity color, ccllow "tha hucdrcdi and hundradi af city day in aw expiation of a propana Aldrich ,aid Ihe game commi,- Ihe trurk ha* been punted with gaa torch, had been en tha operteuartla and achool board* and tai Mon had derided Fallier i« worth thr city'* teal and the detignalodia* and ether public group* atfng table* let* than three min­ taking a chance on and I, "ready lion of Ihe department. ute* whan hit heart atopped heat­ t*roughov* Amariea" Harwell aaid tn give him an opportunity In The truck i, a »ix cylinder, Thla antaito getting and report ing. prove hinnelL" half-inn Ford. A aurgton Immediately opened tag th* a n a area if H occura in bit cheat and nueai* h!« heart 'hidden plieai." ha Mid In thla aim, he aaid. Hv t muat like a tpong*" *t Uia rata of 60 link to mir ewe papara ai aharoly •fjueatta a mi out*. Th* heart b e g a n 'to ratpond aa wa look to AP" and "to Ih* eitant that w* have kept in tire feebly tn 40 minute* and tha me*Ihia dual rtapmaihilHy to APME. lag* wa* continued two hour* S4 Uw yaar'a work «tU hate bean minutoa. During th* crit**, 14 pint* af •weaaafut." Th* aaaociation preaidant. Via- whale blood were trnnifuaad Into rant S Jonea. Rochaatar. N.Y.. Ablondl and ha alio wa* given eierutita editor of tha Gannatt oxygon. neap* pari, aaid tha matting Dr. Cugan* A. Gniton, Fram­ bringi lo a climax "ona of th* ingham lurgaoo, aaid af tha aparmoat nwcilve and monumental alien: aludy project*" in th* organiM"What wa did waa not remark(ton'* h»t*ry In II. ht noted. 120 abt*. It ha* beta don* before in membra* worked on a aludy of tha other hetplt*!*. The mlraculou* thing ia that all th* export* are Aaaoclatad Prtaa report. "A* eorkiag adilorc." Jones there to do i t At laaat 16 paopl* aaid, "wa ar* iataraalcd In avary who waro indiipotiiahl* war* phaae of new >p*paring and wr avallablo far immediate action." Weather Analysis Municipal Parking Covers Lot Nearly Finished All Parts R ccom m en d ah o n s US Moving To Head Off Long General Assembly Debate Brazil's 5-Day-Old Polily Might Be Faced With Crisis I SITED SVTIOSS. S’ V lit— M a in ly S tr e s s e d Tbe fn i’ed Stale, prr<ved lo d ,e The in ' »t lr irn'nie of traff i r quel S e e r it v Council action •afrtv artlvitiea anal>**< repn-t "r appln alien, of :• nation* for for I3 'i «»• given lait nighl 1 v btambenhip In a move in , _ ' ' "•»« ***** C «F Manager Warren Tfooprr (buck S.vur.J#i* of Ike head alf a long (i#net*l A*icnth1y r. Knaw'e*. and ehoiild be com at the Sanford til) lla.l !iri debate p’eted w.th thl» part of the found*Florida Higbnav f’jirol reviewed ln,n powibly lomorrow.* "We ire The r.'ll. whirh recriveff Rritiih the lenglhi pint ronipli li ri- ■rt p,jnn(n| |h r (r>H •i ppnrt promp|#d hurried coniul. Ptepared hv Ih# National Saf»cd by to nwro* night »n that it IV Council, lb# analvat, ..vverrd I -tiona among rounril memherc in KIO DF. JtSEtR O . Brant C ran povioly h# rpened to traffic BrattT, ttvedav-old government wary phave of lb# lt ,rtir e ptn hr a nieeim; date Informed *au| ih# It nation ho.lr femporaitly. Friday morning wav fa--ej w th a nrw ciaoi in Saofoid for ihe | ’mouth v-urre* Tight m*el airly ncyl week "In ca-e of ra.n,* »aid Knrwle*.".icriiit to la r Jiao ta le t ilho may period of 11*51. oe would vuggett lhat mntorivt* ifturn from nek leave and try Bill il a 1*o touched off an #m fr. Before City Official* member, not uv* ihe lot until it U fully com *o lake back ht, old fob n prr*1■'o f lb# Sanford Poller Departmenl, -nev e. nciu among the Jj n j . rleted ,mre the limerock will be •lent. and rititen, inlerrMr.l in IK# *10" ' V-’n,orIng T an,d a', pm ro .,1 tracked everywhere." admi* all |g .ppli.xm , ln rM . Clove Irendv ,*>d he t, m far •■'fely p "giam of M# . . TroopTh lot will have It foot roadway, n; divr^ted Older Mongolia. lb# annual re. between the car lane* with 12 foot r*coveri i frurn hi, h»art attack •* Saunder* made n,r ‘Ponanri decided that fba «iut IxtLh th# ___ N ’ov, 1 lu may b* ready lo revumr narking rtall, allow me 1 feet be­ arromplithmrntA of th« e ily » ' Pton-whlch wa* reportt-fe n car*. "Thi* will «tlow twn tbe ptartdenrv #, early a* Nov. 1$ *ifrlv i#oo»H. Ih# forrovi tiorv, to '’ •*« 'he »upporl of <: ,mun. O'her, ,a d he may wail till lalrr. car* to open lhair door* wide and to improi# th« rity** a * ,'., U * •Ppotitlon to rot bump into ona m other," aaid Under *he conititution. he i* coni. oielha.ked Outer Mongol,, _ erlltled |n end hi* tirk letva *nd S now lea rhould n* the tuhleel of general 5ti#*«lnr m»ln?y ih# r The old parking lot. camhinrd lake back Ibr office when he ffiffnilHHont of Ih# Nnithinif Sjifr* vrhate hefo#a the rounril aria Choo*r». bill if and when he doev with th* new area, will park 2.0 f r rmipf ll, Tmoprr 9mjn$l#Ts liM „ V ? 'V S ■necial Poliiieel Con, car* Fnl-ancr* will be from thr he will run ln!n the oppovition of ■he » , r a military (oice* lhat that It la «ye^oitrcl Lh."il a pro* n l,,r* w «-hrdiiIed to iak« ” »ouih end of tha lot and Ih* *Ml memherahip next week n,l( u> ou,1 rd h i Irmporary Mtrce»»nr fram h# ln 111a Ir «l with on Vemmol* Boulevard. f arlo* da Lut, m a c*»up latl official if lion anrfl ptihfc* support art* mat. d e h ti, win peTh Thu it pouibly the larged muni- Thurtd *y to ifciir# inmi romplrto loport- hlr ,1# -""M attary aa fh, c'pal parking tot In Central Florida, I rn »"‘SW h- raided bef„rftu M ing of Iraffl# a<eid#nl* .•’lowing thopper* and b u iinnt Lnt * j i rnivled liacanv*. hit op p. nrnl, rhaigrd, h* ,nd hi, «**o Th# anal) alf recommended lhal *#1* people path in wid* (tall, and a> long a* the? with in *tay in ord rlate* panned a roup lo prevent a iralliv engineering unit he | Th# I nwed l u t e , ha* aaid jn , n# ^ er in complete their (hopping oi President e |ef| Jutvelino Kuhll- ertahlithed preferably under lb# will not um toe , r *0 »chrk f-nni a«tuming offlc* Jtn direelloo of lb* d#partm*nt n f ^ * # So* M vpnnvored appBeanl* complete th»ir working day. H lh#*» opr- nrnl* now charge public wmk*. Ill# eily engineer Bui il h,« made rlear n will ■*,' - ----“ ■ - on f>„t„. MlW(. * afa Flitvo feei, th# tame way a, oi ,«*nia n ember of hi* »laff, iff to a'*1 fain, parlirutarty Lut r#rfurm lb* (unrlion* #f iraffit I ’dli, whoaa q'lalihralinn, H T , . v ftowa, ’ Th* gravity u* ihe «ihialion wa, •aginearing, reftectrl uv the publication of a I'ovrnng |h , aeetlana deeolad ta hw% f ont paga edi.orlal In th* fnfluen. U ooliea Iraffi# iup#rvitien. Iraf- ,thumb, dn . 1 fmt m k MM non comCon, I’.S Corning nempapei Correa* da’ ll( 'v . * vchool tel ifIf3 tvfrlv mum.i n , : U . _u Oule# Mongol,,' flt|, to tfl toaka tha g,jd* Manha dr manning ( aft Fiihn re •dmatinn, public *»fr»j *Jur»tion fvdi ST. FETERKBI'BG IF -T h e *'?n or he Impearhed Th* pap»ri"''d ta f'ly orgivnlralinn w#i* in The other apphrmta ar#: AIpretrur# of modern dav education *uggr* #d lhal aa an aiternativ r ! *Inded in Ih* length) and com h»nia, Hungary, Bomama, r „L Cafe Fuho rotild ronlinue on tick **»*•*■••• * » f the city • tafe Iv ,n great that it'* fulling brailr-rla Ireiand, Baly. Spain. Port.,, !» Inin Ihe lima of irhrml prtnri l#vve an -1 "*i,y nnder hi* o,yg#n D **d ttaffie n##d*. n l . Cayl.,n, Jordan Nopal I ih r, pall who,* hig job I# obtaining lent" >mtii hi* term »«|>ire» in | Jrt'»n A *lr*a, Finland. I^oa aod January. improvement in in •t( vvr Iton ’ Company Is Told Caiwhval'a Stale Sehnol Supl Tlioma* D Bailey laid aupem .ing principxl* To Discontinue Use nf the Florida Education Awn yetleidav that he felt invlmctino Of Pull Card Device plant are good hut regaidlrv* nf WASHINGTON e A mnory how well trained tr»>livi» may be hark guaranlre ,tie Federal Tr,d# , nn one ran lake the principal'* Cnniml-abm mini tndae, I* no de place in itiperviving invirurtion Tha Mavor City Manage! ,r>d h*n*a In a charge of prvpmvtlnc Prevvure! nn Ihe principal In Attorney of Hanford return the »»ie of merchandise thrmigh TALLAHASSEE F If Go, ft,,. rlude turh thing* a« making up »d hnmr yetlerday fidlowii>c ib# -, .lotlerv u . . . . w l’" ' F'an* any aelmn w , f^ka hudgel*, public relation* and K, . re.nil d ordered Hie* th# C.nmly r.ria l ronlrovae.y h* Ww'l Ira rurnrular aclivitie*, Bailey election of lllivar J. Semmr* J r , Gary Sale. Co. nf Neve York i.ymg obat M I, lYntaroU City Manager, a , pre»laxptainrd. * lly, di* orviin.te .upplying it* Th* iovrrrvor told new,men wh* Such »peci*!ir#d la*k* h*ve d#nt of lb# fluid* I aagu# nf Ogenta and di'lrlbutnr* "pull forced ihe • principal lo delegate Mqnlripaliilr*, at their annual rird ," la aid in Ih# tala of trwrl- mqdlred atvoul the m»ller yaiterrl*e ha hed "nothing for p<ibllr*lo other* Ihe improvement of In- meeting In Jacksonville. ry. cookware ,nd ‘Imdar g.rnduet*. iron" to «,y Mayor Denver Cordell, who took rinjrti.vn "whirh it the mod im­ . .. . , , i The company * "pull card " de portant job," Bailey ,.i!d P<ri in a forum Monday l.lf k l.L ,„ . ,he Comn-i..|*n .aid. Ilrted Collin* ht* declined in comment "If we can't find lime tn wnek City Manager Warren F, knaw l,,.' M n, merrhandue ranging .w a telegram from J B. Hunter with our fatiliiK* I don t know and City Altnrney* WilHam C. ,n price from IK la cent*, Each n* Tax-area railing on him ht pro­ whit good can be arromptiihed Hutchiaon Jr. went in Jarkinnyill* tah nn the card, when pulled »* ud* date prmrciinn for tfva Allen for the children The improvement for the mretlng *eal#d thi* name »nd prire nf one Plait fin-ily. of in*trvirtion |< no good iinlrts Hunt## |« attorney Mr Iha Plait*, In other •leetinn*. Anrrh 1’op- of the ill mi, which the buyer then the principal i, • party tn it " wha gotilt-nd they ,r* of |rt*hUrn, Tall*h*.»#e rile manager; • l i lo piirrhai* , I *nJ ftaude .Smith, Jarkaonvllla Vnn* of Ih# nwrrliandi*# •»* Indun inee.try. Like County Sheriff Willi* Mc­ T AX #-* V ION ! r»ly enmml,*lonrr. » * n added in anrih more than Ihe price nn Ihe TAMTA (4»i - Tbe »nv ernmmt | th# hoard of director*. |,h *r.me 1#.. Thai. Ih* commi. Call hid e»u»ed repini ,1 of lb# plan, in irac. In datail the financial r „ ,t l ^ t|(|rriUI. „ „ mrt,ltr,, piirrh ,.# r, Plrtt children from while tehool* Iranaaction. nf John K. 1'ittaa, I for |(»5d rnnvrnlion. 'try Iheir luck for th* bargain |" n Ihe ground they had Negri? b'ood Hie Plait* icrently won a Barlow re.tauranl own#, on trial I Reeolullon* w „e ,dapi#d ..lin g item* on * rharge of income lax eva-; ,#fUU|lB |> t r m 11 1 ii # And even Ihough Hm eompinv rirruH ro,irl ruling under whirh * . at..*, ___ a aaK.lKK __ aion. I commercial bank underwriting of S '* ' lh* pureh,*er th* prlellr;# |b#y may .end their ehlldrrq la white l.-heil* nvtinicipal revenu# bond*! *nd returning Ihe artiel— if he wa* I.a*l I'ridee nighl an attempt adapting thb# legl.lative program nut . ai Iwfieri. the commlv.iun tail! that doe* nm "reinuve thr elentrn! wav m.d to *et thr Hall hnm# at the national Municipal Awn. Patrick Mealy Jr , nf II ivhlnr of rtinnie winch alona drier mini-' on (Ire Hunt, r *>id McCall bad I'm, e.erutivr director of Ibe na- Ih" lie rn id mrrihandl»e to be re indicated ne would n..r p'olect th* family ard a>Vid «lite aid. lionat group, .a ll Ihe .tale league ‘ pri r'4 McC»!l *,ld be bad no plan* fa could be Ih# ninit powerful poll. Th' h«d argued lhat tl#*l o rx .n l,a .,«« |n . po,itio„ i„ 'hf nn" rr •? purrhairr. thal they Girard the Pla'I home jr d th tf ba da Flo,irl. mart goad If It (ecuret !hr to W a irtle a would .vpprreiate anything Co|« lm, rnuH d-> "In help ihe aituavoter barkinr for clear pollcle. "" ,h,‘ Uh' ,h*? " T ' lion " ard make, the.# known lo leg,.. ' h; / “ .""L" ' ' fm rn" • ( lottery, $h*l of rhanr*. Pressure 01 Modern Day Education Big Ont Time Reporter For Sanford Herald Dies In Hospital A fornwr r*p*rt#» far Tha San* fart Harald dirt Matrtay aA Duka Haapitol |« Parham. N. C. Aetar^aihar. Born Byrt, rttOa rapartlot far Tha Harahl aatlart* r t Mtorial far hit baak, laull Taw* Baulk. If« flrat galart na­ MEMBERS OF THI Saafart Llona Club fill lack* with light bulb* la Vae* up with th* Increailag tional pramlnartta Hi flcjHiff th* damanf for tba annual Ml# that la conducted to ralta fund* far th* tight ronaarxalion project* af tha part af Jaatar Laatar^njin art- »T#up1 ( t o f t t * right) Della* Loop, ro-chafnaaa r t tha hulk tala cemmitu*. Dalla* Loop Jr. holdiag 3 City Officials Return From Meet La»l night Gen Mark W. Clark . V , . told the |eaSIJr tiw Human* » r r S O T V IC C S A r C H e l d "merely giving u, an ane*Chrtlr", _ . . , ,, with their .mile, and api.it of F O T M r S . M a r S n C / Geneva talk. olive A. M*r,hall. 3t ! p***ed away Monday In St. Peter* I burg at her home where ihe had DeBary Resident | be#n a re.ident for 15 year*. Born In Glenn* Hie. AV. Va.. *b« Winner In Contest of Sanford fori The Fire.lone Tire and Buhh'r had lw#o a ie«tdent ............, ................ Company ha, notified Ihe loeal earn, tin-e .h e wa, aim a mem•tore In Sanfold lhat one of the her Of ih# Pre.hytertan Church. Survivor, include fiva d.ugbwinner* In Ih* Fire.lone ItCO.OoO Prire Cnnlevt »;a* rrglvtrrcd here. tera, Mr*. R. H. Kill,. Mr*. R. W M,». Mary L Bupp of lleBary Ijiwion, Orlando: Mr*. R. O. Cor­ • on a Fire,tone tT tnch televl.lon nell, Grm eland; Mr* 1. E Kirby. >et. She f* th* wif# of a retired Flarenre, S. f . and Mr*. Howard Arm*- Offirer and they hav* been E. Warner Jr,, St. Pelriihurg. She alMi had manv vraniic.hlldrrn living In DeRery tor I year*. Ona thou,and one hundred *n- and great grand,hildien. fieriicev were held thi* mo-nlng trie* were made at Ih* local atore, official* eald. In Iha chapel of the Caiy-IIanJ Notified nf the AeleeUlon *et Funeral Horn* la Orlando. Dr. •he recieved, Mr*. Rupp aaid, Robert H. McCailln officiated "I we* an aaeprtort I eouto hardly and burial waa to Greoa Wood hekev* M." Collins Declines To Make Comment Mrs. Rosine Carnes Dies In Hospital Mr*, (inline Carrie*, fearher at Pinecre.t Sehnol, p .u e d awav at the Fi*h Memorial Hmpital in DeLand a' 3 n'eloek ye*t"r.i,e afternoon after .ulfering a heatt atlaik Saturday She n*d had taiuhl lau.'hl vrh.voi irhool for for * nn# >Mr, , n)j helot e l hy all of Iwr pup I* For the r ,*t lttrt , he h„ , Uu, ht S |„. ford ichnol* and rr*tded with h.-r •Irirr, Mr*. I.. H lla n ry at PM S 15th St Bcitlei Air*. Harvey ,he I* »urvivrd by Ivao brother*. Leriit K. Singley. of lleiidrrtoiivill#, N. C ; Hayward S. Singley, of Columbia, S C.; and a airier, Mr*. J . D. Luther, Pro,parity, S C. Th* body will h# lent In Colum­ bia, S. C. thi* afternoon and inter­ ment mil be In Biahopville, 1. C X �* / Wouk Believes TV Offers Opportunity To Hopeful Writers irs i>Ve. c* aomxjid better to r or AOAtn more TONtGnr- #LOHDtE, DO YOU Think tw cw ooo < would like TOGO - t v w a ruin your eyes t— noiio BE Tter not catanything ^ etfORC GCNG JO BCD.Dt.AR\PEMEMBCP VOURECMAOtEr. TMarn what i like about BC'MCi a h u sba n d --- j •OWUNC — A--- . WITH ME , TONIGHT/ tO HERB. , I fcON T , THINK HCO live -.TOGO 1 WAV DDVT SOVEONE TILL. AW T he KS XK WAS 6T1U . Ih* ITT r ( SEARCH AWI HB t*" -* PA'O 6UVVRN’ about euirw iN ' u n ptk A BCAK ROCK TSNJHTI TWHOS THATHUMAN *TOGO UXK8D IN OUS h.UVMQ -*Y ITS HESONBOKTVC Bffvs ON TVB TEAM.' iutch U fiA [NO TV* > IXL L OE B E GLAD tvuCN FOOTBALL s s a s o n i» j -------- v C N tR ! A l DONG'S - ' ALL SOuP Thinking r " is oonc rc o n o u r r r ’"* eveev' n*'e coach BENCHES A P la y s 5? HC PARKS n cm 1— ** Cul3sofay CV; NEW YORK HI—Herman Wouk, r-na nt lit* brit and moit lu ccm ful of younger American writer*, believes televltinn offer* a (real npportun'-y In Ihr Irarning writer. The aVtwr u* "The Came Muti ny" anf Ihe new bett-»eUrr "M*rjrrle M ommittar” hid ju*t tinl.led rf.d in f th# TV arnpt of ••The Curie Mutiny Court Martial" the other day when eornered for an InleAiew That stage aurrr«a by Wo-ik, ha»ed on hi* nove|, m m ri to CBS*TV next Saturday evening a* the ihlrd ‘’Ford Star Jubilee* »how of Ihe iraton tg:M r.m , EaT). The hour and a half d'ama hi* mutt of Ihe original Broaden' ca>t "The heart uf the play Intact.'* Vi.uk M*d of the TV acript. "Charlri Laughton did a akillful editing )• b. I approve it whole hearlrdir ’ Wouk who wrote radio acripta f..r F ret Allen and Htnry Morgan a derade and more ago, haa not wnlteri lor tflcvhinn, "TrlMiMnn is a marvelous upfortuniiy fur Ihe learning wrilrr," he laid "lie's able to aupport him* i elf wn.la he irarni hi* profenion nrraute trlevii'on rata up »o much material It* fiamn ta imall, hut lerhniealiy it give* a writer Ihe rhance to develop competence without starving in a garret. . . "If a man'i ultimate aim li to be a aermuv literary artut, and r.ut just to make money, Ihe dl»riplinev mpuv.il by Iclevhion are at uiefi I a* any I know In help Mm achieve hi* goal." The b.r financial return* that come to »ome TV writers will not reirtaarjly deflect Ihe acrious writer f;om h'% eventual artistic guaU, Wouk bellevei. "How a mae take* In financial auceeu depend* on hi* temperament.** Wouk knowi, becauie he haa Lrrn b,ev*ed both by eticreia and in even temperament. Ai he mudevtJy puta It, "Sueceaa alway* haa rrrm rd partial to me ** AfWr the ropular reception of "The Caine Mutiny,** there wai, a a he dryly r*plain*. *'« big atra for my doing abiolutely nothing.** a tA iM e m p r ic - ANN PAGE Apricot, Cherry, reach orPineappIg PRESERVES PICKLE PATCH KOSHER A&P CREAM STYLE 8 WANS DOWN WHITE. DEVILS FOOD OR GOLDEN AAP FANCY AAP EARLY JUNE Small Peas 21c COLORED QUARTERS ANN PAGE Tomato Soup 4 r 3 6 c arm our corned Beef Hash a 27c SltNNYFIELD LONO GRAIN A iP URE CONCORD MINUTE MAN INSTANT IONA YELLOW CLING HALVES OR Sliced Peaches ^ 27c PROCESS AMERICAN CREESE * M el-O-Bit % 25c GflADE •'A" DRESSED k DRAWN QUICK-FROZEN TU R K EY S r 10-14 Lb. Avr, 5: IKED or -SUPER RIGHT* FULLY HALF 6r WHOLE -SUPER RIGHT" HEAVY WESTERN BEEF FLA. OR (1A. DRESSED A DRAWN GRADE A ROUND STEA K FRYERS Ib. 69c -SUPER RIGHT* FRESHLY GROUND <S»AD* A DRESSED * DRAW* QUICK N O O N HAMBURGER 3 lbs. $1.00 D U C K LIN G ALLGOOD BRAND SUGAR CURED lb 39 Whole L i.sirb ib. 55 “ SUPER RIGHT* TUR* PORK Sliced Bacon Ib. pkg. 39c SAUSAGE Ib. bog 29 “SUPER RIGHT" HEAVT WESTERN BONELESS SIRLO IN T IP ROAST C— DH«f Um kitek* sad k tr/Tiaki vtaiih like magie wtiM yotm is • modem all-electric kilehen * • . and Woking ia go co o-o l, to clean, go ggfg, too\ r e iila r ken Crisp Lettuce iRIDA JUICY lb.69 �\ • LOVETT’S STORES ARE BULGING WITH All onr Stores Closed Thursday, Nov. 24 For Thanksgiving Quantity Right* Referred Price* Good Thru Wed.. Nor. 23 MAX"'1X1. HOI'S* VAC 1’AK Limit Two With Other Order! LARGE CHEER A STO K CHICKEN O f THE SEA Bit* Sa* SWIFT S PREMIUM PLUMP, TENDER SW IFT S Premium Young 8 h k rsh bvs Fat-Rite" llc n v y Mature ite e f — Full Cut of Round or Sirloin Gr j.i STEAK EA T-n iTK Tender. De. M inot Cranberry White House S plead Whole PEACHES Comstock M ince No. 2 Can Oc4au Sp ray C ran b erry SAUCE T-BONE STEAK * 79 7” Cut RIB ROAST «. 59 CH U CK RO AST - 49 Southern Yam, Whole or Cut. Sweet , ICo*. Can Stokoly* = GARDEN FRESH PRODUCE -V I r. A Dr . Owk i Fr YOUNG CAPONS PORK HAMS ... COOKED HAMS COOKED HAMS „ llb. T,„ KltKV COOKED PICNICS IIICKOHY SWKKT SLICED BACON QUALITY CONTItOl.I.K.n Jum bo Pflic.il Conato i Pumpkin i !b». Avq V Fr*»r*n LARGE HENS ' EAT-RITE' Tobl Heady r i t m iA Crackin'Good fudao H o i. C an Qi STEWING HENS Guido iou«. TOP HOUND or "EAT RITE' FtovorfoL Tender Dir e DarLrn A V O . AD: FRESH HAMBURGER , rvr •KAT.nriK" PLATE STEW BEEF Dinty Mooro RUNNYI.ANI) PUIW PORK SAUSAGE Fro*H Tondcr FRESH OYSTERS FRUIT CAKE Mile*' Chesapeake Ray C 12 or. Can Select* FRESH CAPE GOD ORANBERRIES RED COOKING OR EATING APPLES *1*. n 3 SWEET POTATOES YELLOW ONIONS UB3Y Froton Beef, Turkey or Chicken ........... MORTON Apple Peach cr Cherry h o l id a y c h o c o lates PORTO RICAN = DAIRY DEPATHENT Regular Or nutterinilk PUFFIN BISCUITS MORTON Family Sire I.aml O’ Sunshine ACIEN Frozen DDClAN A SUPERBRAND Govt In?p. Grade “A Medium BRACK CANDY SALE Milk Dipped Almonds PA Ckoe. Covered Caramels 0 Chocolate Minis J r it t in g 1 JBRACH f c t e ^ ^h vorl id a y g‘-attl-l.TiNG CHOCOLATES GiHerseeleh Mallows Covered Peenel, Nilk Ckeeehle Stare package Shipped Eggs I ttT t. Roll �• *• ........................ HAt Inn Open W ill Be Big Card To Our Community Hava you aver tho u g h t of th a Im pact four thouiand people a day for §1* day* can have on a com m unity? We've ep e n t aeveral hour* Jo ttin g down • flgurca and iu» y et it i*n't possible to reach a definite conclusion as to ju s t w hat such a crowd can do to a com m unity. It ia going to be th e pleaaure of S anford and Seminole C ounty to have th e average o f fo u r th ousand visitor* a day w ith us d u r­ in g th e six-day PGA tou rnam ent, b ro u g h t t o Sanford b y th e M ayfair Inn. and rig h t­ fully called th e "M ayfair Inn Open” . A 118,000 dollar tournam ent is som ething to be boastfully proud about fo r it is one o f th e biggest in th e country and equally as la rg e aa th a tournam ent held a t Miami each yer*. « entral F lorida ean now boast of a RF.AI. t golfing ce n te r rig h t In th e cen ter of F lorida w hen the M ay fair Inn Open becomes an annual event w ith all of the big name* In golfdom e taking p art. f ’-e M ayfair Inn Open will draw golfer* • . r* category. Professionals fm m over . •* s ta te will m eet AmBteur* from rea in a gigantic Pro-Am to u m a* : th e M ayfair Inn. under th e m anagem ent of F ran k M ebana Jr., is going all out to m ake . the M ayfair Inn Open one o f th e biggest .e v e n ts In F lorida. T hey have m et no odds w hen It comes to preparing fo r th e to u raa ■\ment. k > Not only will th ere be big nam es in golf In Sanford, a* well as th e m any nam es in professional and am ateu r golf in Florida. , a tte n d in g th a tournam ent, h u t some of the 1 .b ig g e st nam es ever to h it th e baseball cir, c u lts will be In Senfnrd to tak e p a rt In the ‘. an n u al M ay fair Inn Open. . \ Certainly tha Impact on Sanford will be \ one of tremendous force. Aa many, or even . maybe more, aa four thousand enthusiast* ‘ win visit us to follow tha playara, to see the The Sanford Herald Pushbutton Era Starting In Hotels l i t 0 » TA M Y O O W i f M OM 4 U THIS raw Coetrot the temperature and • ill w:p* out their jobs. The comy o u i * - n a p u *tom « era Is just fawning la lbs Hotel humidity 1* the romm—and deter­ p-etely automatic hotel migai t-e industry — tort what a gterteai mine what the weather la like out- 4 tech cat posiibiUy, but it ten t y in the evrds now. aide. tfowat “Hotel men teU ui th« perionil It prsmliM a loidaa tints a-eom. Opel or dote the window thidet touch it a big (ador in tbe;r Get the latest radie »a«» er mg when the weary wsywom trav•ter will be Isis dependent ea the watch a H a itia n program in tho auiiatia. and they don’t want to lute it «ald W T Grove, aa sometimes (rigid hospitality of to panel el ana 01 the walla Set • cioek that will waken him official rt tha regulator firm who officious dttk clerk, er the tired r.air1etjr ef aa overworked bellhop. with sol th in ts at any hour he helped pioneer many of the nf.v , aadreta "The guests tike the perIn the electronic ege new coming cboot* 1 lo (lower, a hotel guest will be Protect him or any other guest *onal tou.h too •’ able to lie la bed and by poshing •gainst Pre-An automaUc alarm But ' f t * may he fewer oppur■ teriei of buttoaa ia a panel ae- will detail and aljnal the location I tunitlaa fur bellhops lo make *0 if (ire anywhere in the hotel. : many po-aonal touch in the hotel e <mplith the (cnowiag things: icrvanta on a °( the future Summon a valet without having Then ouihbuttcn aervi to go through tho switchboard oeditda crniole are Just a few of the A gur.t often h it to cron three I revolutionary glmmieka deiigned palm* • -'!> silver now Just to get downataira Order fresh lee and gtataei or bv the Minneapolis Honeywell Re , irt.» hit h-fel room the hotel doorthe morning newspaper, which will | julator Co. and shown here at man, w.i, unload* the hag from pop Into the room via a pneumatic the rteent convention of the Amrri- a cab. »i» bellhop who carriea can Holet*Attn. . it to the registration deik; and tube. Another time saving tdaa wa* the be!!hip who femei H (ron Lock or unlock the door. an eleriknic brain device called iherr tj the ctom Turn iho lights off or m through ' tho cstaputcr ccntrr-roglitration Grove thinks moving belli will out the rx>m ferry t<a:gig» upitaira sutomatdesk." Dictate bua.aeaa letters at night "Thcr* were fexer thin 1W Soma sf its posiibl* funriisni: and find them typed and ready automatic rrgittration ef gusili. boteli h'.iit In Amerlei-or th* fer signature at his bodsidt la the nsiignmtrf of rooms, trsnimli- "b«l* *o»lt for that msttec-b*naming s'on of mill snd m ruiirs to tween th» drprcuion and th* end stroke by stro k e play along th e fairway and green. T his is a gigantic exam ple of Just how th e C ity of Sanford and one of its biggest industries can work hand in band to m ake th e com m unity we live in world known. D atelines beginning w ith SANFORD will s be read around the world fo r day* before the tournam ent gets underw ay and for daya a fte r th e last golfer has le ft for other acenes and o th er tournam ents. W e stand to profit in nu>re ways th an one. T h a t’s Ju st the way th e offical* of th e New York G iants g re at organization think too. M erchants will he realizing g re ater nales, more profit, and th e wheels of m itchandlslng nnd selling will bo turning over fa ste r th a n ever before. We’re proud of the g re a t strides being mado now by the M ayfair Inn and its new m anager, F rank Mebane J r . A local man who knows the value, th e broad scope, and the possibilities of Sanford guests, *r« computing of bill*. t* th* seront! world war." h* said. and its area, is back r.t t ’ 2 helm of one o f The rrarhln* can «*»n make That »!oc»n't tnclud# motcU, of I AMES MARLOW S anford's big industries, T he Mayfair Inn. rbeng*. It probably could be'cwurs* We can see th e results already. Isught to “think you." toe— ex- 1 "Rut a hritl b aiding boom la cept who even dreams any more aa th* wsy now Msny of the S anford and Seminole C ounty are grow ­ Udiy af btlag thsnbsd When hs ] ,)j»hbuttnn inrrovemmti slready ing. nlong w ith the broad visions of those pay* i Mil? M»it people today developed will b« found In n»w who lead, and w ith those who have faith WASHINGTON •* — The Repub kjid h a n 't appeared ualeia It la agree fui'y la the future: the Wait are gra'ed if they get all their,*■<telt oov on th* drawing boards, . . . . . . . . . J ■t i e . t a l l a . . . . . . . .k l.k 1. . . iirani bar atwo good tales talks on .n men'* ears which, .auiea Ge­ Vanta Germany united and In a fingers back. in w hat can be done here. {end a lot mor* are coming." ' 're for the 19M election*: Presl- neva. go* tome relief from tha Rut d'lk eterka and bellhops All s velersr traveler hop** |c. Writers military alliance; th * dent Elirnhowrr got a truce in strident critlelam the L'nlted States a*ed bav* no faar lhat th* spreid.they’ll improve everything but the Korea rod helped create the ''spir­ and R'talia had hurlad at aach Russians want just tha opposite. of autiRution to the hotel field'Gideon Rib!*. H's fin* as It stands. Name Our New Lake! 'Grrmioy baa become tho prise of I other. Poth aides toned It down. it of Geneva ” One of them ia F o r some tim e now, n certain lake, pond, Before they quit Wednesday tho Europe. melting fast. pool, o r w hat-cvcr It m ay he railed, ha* The Republican*, unlet* fighting foretzn ministers will prokiKy ta- Since U>e trurld, given a publirlbeen lying Idle w ilh only n bit of grooming ueglni again, can (till point to the tue a statement that tries to put taking place now and th en to make th e ■siice. Rut the Geneva spirit mfy a pica uni fare on fhrir dlimal fv buildup about the spirit of Ge­ have diu?pea-rd Into never-never meeting and *ay they bopo to neva, ban hoped fer some prog­ collection of w ater m ore attractive. ress at Genava. the foreign minis­ meet We thought th at It m ight !>e qul»e nice lard. It Irik* pretty dispirited aft-' m,el a*a,n ip n o rm m. ram im t. h i . •1 the Big Four foreign mlnlitera At th o meeting — regardless of ters ha-J to keep world opinion In to give th e Sanford newcomer a name. you have brittle nails. I t 'drink aa much aa you want M meeting which was right or wrong — tho mtnd at all lime*. ■Ught ha a good Idea to add gala you're In good health, cxceutva So they were very restrained In So fa r, th ere have been no name* *ubElsrn.iower, af hit July meeting J'esl and Ruiaia sounded like old to your dlst, according to a coffee drluung probably won't dealing • t h *n* soother. Neither Ha m itted to th e City of Snnford for the Inke, with Soviet Premier Bulganin, said phonographreeorda ofthtmielves. report node by two doctors ta barm you. or pool, o r body of w ater, th n t is located In wmathlnj of "great btnefll" to Theysaid only whatthey had said s‘de coaM afford to apptar like the Bridgeport, Connecticut. Oenerally, minor difficulties GOP Had Two Good Sales Talks Tips On Hand Care And Coffee-Drinking F o rt Mellon P ark, just east of the T ourist ^ " ^ . u n l 'U l k e T o 'f 5 ".pm l anting °"taim. P Club area. I. . . of mutual treat." ' Neither tide budged llaco tha We think that It would lie quite approMutual tru»l la what the foreign foreign rolnl'ttra only allied p-v* prlate for the people of Snnford lo name the minister* showed the least of at llnni and dlda't nrgnt'al*. »*••* were ri'h tr propagandists that M r n f i n f e r m n h n w - w r r h,- ih , md to'SI'tol 12 diplomat* f for fill rtlrt lo In k . r . r , o f . p illio n of Ih.- 5,“T * o , £ J ' ‘ On* rum ple la enough to show huge few er project Jost recently completed, j And tha "greet benefit" to man Sow slim is the (banco they can THb m ost popular nnme. o f course, would be th e one moat appropriate. Now m ight lie the tim e to hear down w ith letters to the Roan! of Snnford City Com­ m issioners w ith nam es fo r th e new pond. The m ore, th e m errier, and the g re ater ------------ By IEN N ITT C !* F ------------am ount of Interest ton. A ' HOLLYWOOD HAM loitered In front of Mike Romanoff's We would he pleaded to n*e « mall tn*rV . T a exclusive M alm nihhUrg on n solid gold toothpick. Spot* mil uVNkH te'L in fo rd C ity Hall lo ad tf HUE ting an e ld ’e<»0 elate, hto promptly put the bite oh him for « mall hag* containing n o thing but sugges­ hundred clams. ’Tine ipec* tions fo r the l*kpa new nam e. lade." jeered tha old auo« elate. “Trying to borrow W hat do you think It should he? The longer It lav* In th e nark with no money while you stand hrre name, the longer It will tak e folks to become looking like a fashion ad toy­ ing with ■ solid gold tooth* interested In our new land m ark. And rig h t­ pick!" fully It eould become one o f those points “That's Hollywood." s!gh*d w ithin th e city th n t can be pointed to w ith, tn* ham. "A guy's got to keep "you know vfticre It Is, down by the lake on up appearances." # o * F irs t 8 tre e t.” In Hawaii, ehirhcna are It would tie fun to guess Just what th e known aa “walking egg plants." new lake will he called. W e'll put our gueaa And thrre'a on* bookstore tn In a aenled envelope and open It up aft.»r th e Honolulu that orilsra books by dedication cerem ony. It m ay he that o ur th* pound, "bend us t«n pounds name* will come out on top with the folks of Th* Cains Mutiny* rtad on* of their requisitions." Thia la a rails of war days whan ad lanasrti supplying th e suggestion. to Hawaii were strictly rationed by weight. Be sure to send your nam e to the Board "fin# •tat* you w*r* In last nigh*.1* jeered a Yale soph— we to h's of S anford C ity Com missioners, City Hall, to -Ytm were a* pixilated J M said tto T M M * tor Sva Sanford, Florida. rtaDara." Vi ^ . . . __________ teta at n . i l t u a .e » t t b . I m 'iv -r •» Cm •f aaervb a. sore r a g * pwwwine. atitw *>e n m u m ■ an io n n a a a a a aw, i i m l U t n hnm An Try and Stop Me ■ acw im on aaras V -l*Ta— *“ at toe See M ' —eta a. a •w tllM m . wi at re# amm U M rra . l a i b . a e e #•» d l i M l n i . •be b M l a t m r r t * M la tbla M W .M M F Wednesday, Nov. 16, 1958 TODAY** BIBLE VERBS w7>onka to to God, who In Christ alwaya ■■■■id tid In triumph, and through ni spreads / the fragrance of the knowledge of him * •verywhert."— II Corlnthlana 2:14.—It la * relatively easy to Join the Christian Church, ■ ft ia quit# another matter to commit one„ ,rt*lf completely to the head of the Church, tend to work diligently at tho task ef tranahtiRff into aetioa God'a to Christ. BO L e f « n am e th e lak e! killer af the spirit Bach bad to appear both juit sad reasonable. decretory at State Dulles ceuld hardly be uamtadfi! af th* pnctl cal political consideration at 'ium« fo* hi* dalag what he ceuld -even though the meeting failed— to keep asm* part at tha Gcnsca cplrit altva. If sate* peugrett toward world peace can be made before Ute 1PM rtertloai the Republicans aught to ha sM* to get good mileage rut of the Geneva spirit la th* cam­ paign. Rut R will ingress Ora. Kurt A. Oster and Raul Rosenberg srseeribe T gm. of ■rtatin pnvrtcr dally la milk. wa. tor er fruit juke. This, they my, fragility af the i at the Rettoata tested re­ ported greet improvtment at the n r te f three month*. glome protect hands that are busy around tha house nr ta Uw afcop. However, if you have hand ecrama. chance* a n might be able to them with asm feetFar many person*, even weartag aatten gloves under the o m e n NAMED rubber atm does not help. Ap­ PONTR VfRIA BEACH parently Use chief cause of this Rabbl 8. N. M e c h e iiV ’lttart faritttten la accumulated perspi­ was sleeted president od th* Pier- ration coupled with tha motet id* lu te Cemetery A cloth. day. J. E. Neleen, Karel a Up: Dust oetmael pow­ •nd Blaine Hewell, Temps, der on your hand* before donning ramed vice preetdente; Cltfford the gloves. Teste Indicate that S. Coffin, Daytona Beech, secre­ this make* them more comfor­ tory; and J. Vernon Wenderth, table to wear. Wan, p Jaeheenvtlle, you Ml eaurtd by cafltlne, such aa head* ache. Insomnia and nervousneu, disappear when you atop drink­ ing eoflte. But these effect* may prove harmful If youT* suffering from nerve, heart or Intestinal disorders. And excessive us* of eaffra to bud for anyono suffering from paptte ulcers, sine* eeffclne stim­ ulates Increased gastric aridity. Ulcer victims want to avoid that condition at all costa. QUESTION AND A M W IR T. P.: I sm sixteen yetra of wear ager. nnd have had difficulty gain­ ing weight, although I eat heart­ ily at mealtime Would tha fact tha* Xamok* a great deal Inter­ fere with my gaining weight? Answer: Josuiin ha* been ut*d quite successfully In many case* aa an aid In Increasing weight Thais Injections must, of course, be administered by a physician. It la possible that If you reduced tha amount of amoklng you do, or allmlnated It entirely, you might gain aoma weight Two f a m o u s n a m e s . . . P e n n e y ' s a n d D a n R i v e r b r i n g you c l e v e r new co t t o n s f or b i g a n d l i ttl e s i s t er “No," 1 « ia To Party b Demanded Demos D m committee beard Inrli Ray of Lakeland, Hi legislative chair* ■M . assail th* 1IU U|i*lature tor m rofuiil to rubber-stamp all arapmala af too party arginlzatloo h r renricns la too ateriton code Tto Legislator* adopted moat of tb* aemmrttae'i recommendations tort amended some tad rajotted fbould aik tto party what Mwant­ ed to stead at forcing tto atate cnmmltK- to b«g. "IH oarer be happy until Dem­ ocrats have to b« Democrats and Republican* have to be Republi­ cans." to added. The oommlttoe voted so draft a Demoenbe atate platform after j th* aprlng primary election. State Chairman Jam** MUUgan of Orlando was given authority to •elect tb* date sod alt* of a full committee meeting which under the law must be held la January of every oven numbered yaar. Milligan said there had teen tuggestiont that th* meeting be told In on* af lb* countlee wber* Demoerklle nominee* caa bo anpacted to face f lit Rpublicaa oppoaltion. Hi public moating followed a secret caucus Saturday sight. The cattra ftertda eougroialmtl dategatlea. Got. Collins and Kate Cabinet officers sat ta. Th* citrus decided to set up a permaacni stats Democratic beadquarten at Orlande and budpated MMM t o Hi f to M AN OPEN LETTER TO YOU: • Thee* fine men have been an "volume bungry"i who want to their predecessor*. They think to tha consumer and as th e y ___________________________ quality". In a w ay, they are net entirely to Memo fa t pceasniu Is brought to bear oo tha peckers by atert buyers and stoop buubsrs who keep nagging them to make seaetkia* • henper a* they caa effer It to the 'rode os a bargain, with tha thaaght to salad that the eeuenmar doesn't knew u p bettor. White I a Th* m ajority e f tho** tedhrMnal* are net qualified i Ing or experience to analyse the proa and eono lnt Thera are hams and baron*, fe r ewm ple, that are a f taster and put la cure a* league than T l beat* and affered to th* public. These (torn • w ill yteM a* after the earing prorata and im ihtog aa toe erigtoal gnm weight of tho pork. Bad thsan M M hams and ka tana had ton proper curing, there would have boon • Mas a t Id to 1IW to weight and naturally, a difference In flavor end octet. We do not bay anybody's ayatbeti* merchandise to ease on to ran hat wa da need year support and I toniatlp belter* yea wffl ftod Par pries* fa ir. If you have any nata eeflera to help m b s aura a batter place la which to shop, We wfu wolrerse them. W* d eal proftea to knew everything. ‘U ; M y j L m d - *±. r24. . People aften a*k. "What has happened to the toato * r fla ­ vor ef ctrU la m eauf" I want to be very frank with you. I was raised la tho meat toislnttat th is Is a ir Mth year la It. Many pecking company founders have passed M l they wars greatly interested In quality meats fee you and youiu. New, tie* aa4 prieol • t Peancy'i , , , loDg-ton# i, . alitor d rtiM ta faaortg Doa River "Wrinkl-8hed" fin*e ' hoattl BtrUd with that to- �c - So cia l fcvfwhk TOvmnn Elsie KmgKt Circle T Airs. W. B. Fleming Entertains Miss Gail Bitting With. Coffee Receives Letter From Baptist Home Mr. V C. Ita.ty and Mr. C. F Penham were hn*lr*«e* for the meeting of the El*ie Knight Circle Miss K. Henninger of Ihe First B#pU*t Church which met M ntay right in the Educa­ tional H.'i ding of the church Mr. F L Dampirr gate Ihe de vctinnal end Mr., C. A. Anderson The B 'n t Circla nl the Sanford j-resided o*er Ihe hu*ine»i .e»*ion. Carden Club met it Ihe home Name, nl pcupectivr member* H r.. Chart#* Wilke Friday no rnD u uiravaae - » » .•ere diOribuUd to tho.e preient I f f wibt cmboiteiie* a* Mr. he S.nf-rd Garden Club met al to comer: dunng the month, by *re announcing the birth of a *on. J»m e. Truitt .ad Mr. 0. L the home o( ^ DorU lUna and Mr. V C. Me»»enger. *ice pre.i- Clifford Alan, weighing S lb* an 1 IVi nr. Nov. 7. Mr*. Inghr.m P .rk i. U iu Kiy Hcnmngcr **» m BV1,! ” Friday mumine Nov. It Mr*. S. dent, who a.ked fur a report at will be remembeirrr a* Ihe former geest .ix jk rr lie nex: meeting. C. Dicketvott and Mr* C. 0 Terry After ’he reading of the minute* Mr. f.lrli.n Vickery gave the Mm Ju Jlavman of tin* city. were m u ta n t ho»te»»e» for the V l.t Hrr-ninjtr g.v# » talk on rtewardih.p leuon. Announrement •‘Palm Weavtiig". She illutlrated meeting. Colfee wa* *er*ed and wa. made that Ihe B W C. Fedrean arrangement of fruit* and *egthe detail, of weaving with green etahle* with the in*criptmn "We .Mum will hold it* Hecember meet Rainbow Girls Have p,Im . * Ihe f.ni.hfd product can r Th, nk%~ mi(k? „ th ,* rrie . *ng .t !h ‘ Cab cry Hapti«t Church. Initiation Along then h i lufd flat a* a v*.. lor f„rmw, , oovrl , nd Unrly cen- MO North Penin*u!ar Hnve in Bayflnweri." .h* *aid •particularly terpiecr for lh, U,na ft*uh it * M p m, on Bee 1 With Presentation the ljhl, table. hihi.ru* molded into different Dr. Pmlip WfMgate talked to Refreihm*nl* will lw *er*rd upon The Sanford Aoembly No, 2k thaprt. ’ arrival ot the guevt* and Ihe meet- Onler of the ' Raintiowr for Clit 1w THe.» will ».iy green for wime 'be group about the Importance of irp will open at * on (. m. M onday lime nut will later turn In a u*ing UttUiier* and »pr*)». He The :i-ele voted at la«l month', Feld an initiation right Nov, It at the >la*"oie grryith green which may be '.ook a . j .pecial example—moly- meeting In give »* on *pendlns Halt with Mi** Elitabeth IVnodi.enum drficierey In hlbt*cu% and brightened with "Plan* Shine "luney m.nthly to * girl .t the A dl.cu ..ion of Ihe flower *how u*p of »od,um molybedate «*lu- Florida Hapti*; Children * Home in tuff worthy advl.or, pre.lding. In Im p rc it* rile* the ilrgire* tro w e d Mr. Charle* Hrumlry j **■ entree- tt-u .m g colored t.»kelard and in reply to an in­ of the order of tainlmw were eonwill arrange a table. 'T h rh lm a . ,,W« l'’ >'lu*lr3,p hu u lk ' quiry *e-il tn the home the name frrrnl (*arn| f.ee Kllixon. l.ltld. At Home". Mr*. Wilke t< In Several member* volunteered to f II ><er old Trudy Prtiw* wa* Smith, liomia Evan*, Pat Ni*. charge of .hailow- boxr. for th e , >***ke Co'ltc Table Arrangemnt. ihnvrn A letter wa. read from the Ja*le Brown. Mary Ann l.edcr for Ihe Flower Show and it wa* vjpenntcndenl Mr John*. ** well hau*, Nellie I’leken*. l.ol» HarmJunior (iaidcn Club. Mr*. A. W Epp*, Horticulture decided tn »dl dnrd material, at r» . ie 'v r frum Trudy, thanking c u , Caml McNeill, and Shirley chairman, gave a detail report on Ihe .hour. !Fc ctrr e for card*, money and, Morgan. Special eue.t* of the e rr vi.i*. to the PrLand gulden The following mem her. were prv- gift* on her birthday which wai evening weio patent, ami gren lmothei. of arvrtal of the g.fl*. eluh mewing.'which had four pro- »ent: Mr* Jean Adam*. Mr.. I K ( r | jy fe.to r. from Caine.v die on the llatlen. Mr. Harry Cu*hmg. Mr* Enve ipe* were dUtributed lor »eie member* of M. L. ( nllurn. Me* W A. Flit*. Ea.lern Star nr M**nu«. program. •he L o'ie Muon Chn.tma* OfferSir* K.lhleen Reynold.,mother She np o rt. that Molyhemim I* >!r* Irain Ftie»cher Mr*. (1 l* lug whun I* u»ed tn further Ihe iho vmg remarkable .uere*. in the Harden Mr* II II Hrerrn, Mr* Heptitt [i.frijii minion program advienr, prr.enlert Harnett Redd­ treating ".Iran leaf" of hibiteut; \\. A K.atrert, Mr. A M. l.ee. A coined film, drpiiting living ing, June Jenning*, lima Corley, the while mold or mildew on Ca*- Mr*. E S. McCall. Mr* Edmond rendiliont and the re*uli* of mi*- Amorel te Speir, Hotly William** lis*. knnen a . white .now .cate Mei*ch Mr* Clyde fUm»e*. Mr* •‘‘unary vork in many foreign Etitabelh Woodrutf. Margaret Etthnuld be wa*hed off with .nap »' •* n-rehavi. Mr. Myron Smith flare, wa* .hown hy Mr* Roy li»on, Linda Andri»on, i’eggy l.undqui.t, and Eln.l>eih Ru.*o and wa'et .pr.yed with Rolrk or 4n" 1,1 ’ heel, p-.-gram charm an She wa* with their *er*iee bar for outrut off .nd burned; for worm* , * •> . . v n v le l by All * Chrntlne Wood- atandlng work in Kalnhiiw. tne .h.iuin u.e BBT. She al*n de.( M r S , K . J C n n i n g S , Mdf and Sir.. Slr**rnger in preThe neat regular turning w II tenting ihe program. I** held Nov. 2S. Following ihe hm inett an.) pm. 53T “V ‘°'"r ” * John Williams Win tt'eltoned Into the circle wa* a grim ref ethmrni* of pumpkin pie. rev m enser. Mr*. B H M lthrrc Friday Bridge Game nut* and goflre were tewed to the Mrs. E. Von Acker The lo'tawing member, pre^nt The fourth of «|g *e«*inn* In He- fullnwingwere Mrt 0 W Bailey, Mr*. O terming the winner of the Sanford Mr». Ai.drrvon. Mr* Geo.ge C Is Special Guest I . Baeki Mr*. B. R. Beck. Mr* n iiptir.ir Bridge Club Individual Bi*on, Sir* M rttrngfr. Sir* Ct.arlr* Bnimley, Mr*, t h.rle* T. urn ament wa* held F n d .y night Bempiv. )|ri Woorlrutf. Mr. Of Sanford BPW TV. Ru*ioe** and Profe**l«p»l Cole, Mm . R b Crumley, Mr». A. .1 Ihe Varnt Clilh with fudy-two IIeel, Mr* Virkery, Mr* E*telle W. Eppi, Mm . Claude Hermlon. player* participating Gli**on, Mr*. Irving Prior, Sir. Women'* Club wilt have a dinner Mr», B M. Ladd, Sir.. Edward Winning Friday’* game with a Ha.ty, *|r». Bfnham and Slit* meeting at ihe Varhl Club To­ night *t « 30 p m Mr* Edna June. M<». CF.arlei Law»on, Sira •core o ' tTS'k point* wa the team Martha Foi. Chevlei Meriwether, Sir.. F. T. of Air. Robert denning* and John It wa* announced that the Be- Van Arker of Miami will he Meriwether, Mr*. W. A. SlnnUnn. William*. Second with »27'.- point* eember meeting will be with Mr. .peiial gue*t. Mr* Van Acker I* *ira ebalr.Vr», Ciiatle* Park. Mr*. Henry A. were Stephen Rockwell of f.nng V C S'awtrr. n i l j»*rk Asr man of Ihe Snuthea.t region of S'mpMin, Mr*. W. fl. 5hippy, Sft* wood an t Edward F. Higgin* of vfith .Hr*. Pryrr -an ro iim tni. the Notional Federation of bu*lJam e. Tiuitt. Mr*. L M Tyre. tVinirr Park Cloie behind In ne.« and Profrulmial W'opvan’a Me., Charles Wilke*, and Slri. H. third p » lmn with a »eore of 127 Club* and wa* meml>er«hip rliairII. Math. if. '•rre J .r k Ratlgan and fi B Corl Overstreet man of lha Florida F'edeiatlon in R:*hop J / In fourth place with l!i|ll and wa* re*p*m*IWe for t7M* pr.td* were '1 Hrirklin and Given Surprise organiration of the Sanford Club !l*r*y C. iene of Orlando. * | In December of that year. Sue The k'adtng contender* at the Birthday Party a n aH» pe.t preaident oh the end of three ara.ljn* are a* fol­ Carl Brer,tieet wa* honored Florida feieration. Along, with her will tie Ml** low*: Stephen Rnrkwrll, Long, la*t night wiilh a aurpti.e birthwoo.!; Mr*. Alice Erhardt. Or- .nd hi. wife Betty, al Ihe Cobb Adrienne Wait*, third vie# rre* home on Oak A*e. • * idenl of tb# p ro m t Flotilla Ftd '.ndo; Al Rrn-klMi. Orlando; Mr«. The room, wens drm ralrd with e ration. Mf*. Price Heard. Sanford; Mr*. pa*le| green and pink ruffled Tht* program 1* under the joint Mr*. C. !„ row-el] pretty bride- Hat Raymond, Orlando Totirt.m rnt play will re*umr crepe paper whirh wa. at rung ^rhainvtanahlp of Mr*. M, tiraham elect, (iail Billing, honored wtih the main living area. Above and Mr». Jo»i* Carter. Sir*. a brenkfavt Sunday morning at *■"* Fr-.lay night al k pm Alt arm.* lh irrhr»e*t h*r home. i bridge player* are invited to lakr „ *** * rTr 'he letter. Sidney Fowler w111 Happy Birthday Carl" rut f„»n • peaker f»**m th« County Judge', An autumn (Feme wa* u>ed with p»ft in Hie Ctub’* artlvilie*. mn*trurtion paper and pinned |« of fire. yellow- mum* a>u| union leave* the wall*. {dared on the table. Welding bell The dining room table wa* cm. place card* further carried out eretl with a lace rloth and held a Doctor W. Tuttle the bridal motif. Yellow randle* eenlerpine of ruffled pink crepe and mum* were u*rd througheut paper which wa* eenlrred with To Speak Sunday the other room. el*o. TV' Reverend Onrt>r William a birthday rake. Party napkin*, The gue*l*, arriving at the N. Tuttle, iirperintendrnt of the • • k| p U t r « r u r i f f l rnjt home at 111 a. tn., wrte arrvrd a Florida Congregation.! Cbrt*tian in hrifhi party color#. two rout*# birakfa*!. Tile ho*te»« Game* were played and “much Conference, i. In tie ■ tpe.ker pre«tnled Mi** Billing with a laughter" wa. created by the un- here on Sunder it "The Little pie- • of her rbo.ten eiUrr. utual at it nt* and aclivitiea held. Brown Churrh on the Hill". Th<i»e enjoying the drlkiou* The neea*ton it the Corner Stone A *nark plate of rhretea, pickle*, meal were the honorre, her moth­ potato chip., cracker* along wilh rerrmony of Ihe S.nford Contfre er. Sira. W. V. Bitting, Sli*. |b>Happy Birthday ’ •oft drink* were put in reach of gallon.I Chrhti.n Church. Thr bra Griffin, SB** Janie P.m uar the gue*ta whlla the game* weie hour ha* been *et at 2 JO p m to Carl R. 0*er*lreet etlo, Mi*s Gretthen KHcbhnff, being playe*|. allow Ihe churrh people of varinu* Mite Joan Wright, Sli*. Patty Coffe, and birthday ra le ware denomination* of Sanford to hr Ratigan. Mr*. Robert Graham, Mr*. John Ivey who al*o a u lilrd trn e d In the gue.t* aMendlng who present at Ihit .ignifirant event >tis« - - - - ended the evening by rhatting and Br. Tuttle'* theme I* "Thr watching Television. Church end the Wider Fellow Tho.e attending were Sir. and •hip." He t* known tor hi. leaderMr*. Thnma. Cobh, Sir, and Mr*. ihip In more than doubling the Robert Berg. Mi** Patty Waller. •trength nf hi* churrh in F1"rM* Bud Jenning. Mr. and Sfrt. Ed within the ta.t few year* While* Turner Mr. ami Mr*. Jnrk Hay and in Sanford he will he the gue*t of the hnnoree and hi* wife, Mr. and Sir. and Mr*. Edgar J. Brooki of Str«. Carl Over.treel, Summerlin Are, Gardener s S M SSW ® * «* Dr. Hears Westgate *rm w. Ww* AhtlNn WrtbMef iM the itraijj Mu. Kay l.e y along with Mr., WVtl. N ov. Jfi, lft.l/i r*jfe 3 T. R. Moye. -a — Mi.« Hitting wa* pre.enled with with a ho.te*. gift of a rtramie wedding (date. Mr*. W, R. Fleming r*itrrl«iti-.! . mum*, brtin.e flower* and gicenTiin.r invited tn be wrlih the Hon­ Mi*, Gait Hitting, November eiy enmpbtid the arlting. ored gu»»l wrere Mr*. W, C. bride-elect with ■ coffee Saturday on ihe tab:** an unu.ually uni- Kirehhoff, Mi.* (iiethrhrn hirrhnmorning ftoni 1 L"n e m to I qur creation wa* made ami add- off, Mr*. Jnhn (lallnwav, Mr*. p. m. at her homo on Mellonvillo , ( ^ finishing touch for the Floyd Cooper, Mr*. I). K. doff, ■*ve. theme, T h r ho*tr*» u.ed an old t|i> tieorge Stine, Mr*. M I.. I. ie*t* a* they arrived, were faahioncd »urrey with a fung# on llalutn Sr.. Mi* M. I» Raborn Tiveive»l at the d*nr* by -. top »* ihe n-ntial fecal point and Je., Mt*. Kay Shoemaker, Mr*. Fleming, Ml** Hitting, her mother » Uiomol.-d tbe tm .r and biiggey K. C, llarprr Jr., Mr*. John Ivev, Mr*. \V, V. Bitting, Mi.» M .i Ith » ha"*r»t fr«tual of fruila Mr*. T. F. MrBanial, Mi.a patiy C.nlfin, Mill Janie I*a ■.i ■ vrgvta ra of bright full llatiian, >lt*« Joan Wright, Mr*. S irlty *i*!er« ir.-m Tallaha**re odor* Robert tiraham. Mr*. Algjr Speer. 1 11> Fleming h -'-e wa* ta-teMi* II F. To.-i-e pmuol coffee Mi*. Hairy tVoioJmff, Mi** F.ti* fully ant aiti*li .illy davoiatcd .<■ i m in i, a -i-tmg weie Mr*. ial<elh tVoodiuff tnd the a*.t.lm a burly autumn tnrinc. Vellow Philip Male. Mr, Franrl. Men . ant hniir,,** and hn.trta. Friend* of Mr. an-I Mr* v*, B. Workman, formerly of Sanf-r-J, will regerrt tn Jr.rn that Mr. Workman underwent turnery \r** lerday at the Orange Memorial lH»pital. Belieinut .oup may be ma !« by adding a thin errant ,.je e to t' i liituid dtainr-l from Homa (iniMd a*patagn». ( Addlllon.l Society Page Seven) F.ut F"ti» i'* new *liailnw proof nvlon slip for >our *lu’ort\*t «ln'.*M‘», Front panel i* a per­ fect prop n m k r your alteer.*! Float mt; fliiiitin* of pcrinitiient pleat* tn match soft­ ie molded Innlii e, accented with nylon laca in -ert ion. White, pink, lilack, navy, or red. "K o m a n c f a i j l i ; Bride - Elect Given Breakfast Sunday Morning Half-Slips Luscious nvlon half *lip* in nntall, meilttiin ami laryn eir.ee "K«i«ilslte lingerie finl*hed with French perfec­ tion", Pleafeil nvlon trill with lair insertion. Gowns Just right for ('lir!*tmn* giving . , Waltz, regular and shorty length*. I’eantifnl array of us*mtcd pas­ tel* while, ami Mark. Vonr *lzo I* In Ihi* lovely aelcclioii, made of nvlon trirot. k *? ^ th e F i r s t T im o — M. Garrett offer* • brand ne* line "f Ladies Half Size DRESSES T)re**v enough lo go ahoptdnej prarll. *1 for around-lh»-hon * Choir# of rtrlon . . Fall# . . Raton Jrraev and Flat Crepe. In many alylee and color*. Only Panties Ttrfef *1 v]r* In colors of w h ile, red, ami MaeW, Riz.es 1 in ft. T rim m ed w ith ro w s am i rowa of cq tiialte Inrr. Imw*. rh in esto n e* and m anv o th e r lovely trim m in g * . F la re sty le s In la rg e r »i»e*, white. From THEY'RE STUNNING * . . . CORDUROY JUMPERS 1\ Cold aad le a l Vovy |»ceUI At - lie .VACATION. . Captain u J M n .1 X. Week, are at t>* Mjrtla Bank Hotel la Jamaica. B. W. L I a vacation there for aoma time, CapUia BatM w * Otflaar « ?al Wiag Qua. J. $5.95 M. GARRETT I le a f o r! l U t TV . "W e In v lle You To U se O ur C onvenient Lav-A-W ay Plan** �•' jimSwink Named Lupino On "Way To Another Title A. . . . l . u j A S S O C i Q Iv Q n . . . . I I v 55 I ||f | K i r i III w A A v W OW l W l llw w ll COU.EtiB PARK, Md. OB — Clue To Woodruff's Future May Come Out 01 Board Meet li’TO at the I'rlvrriily of 4'lortda w ay come out of a meeting of gho Board of Control ot TsUabaaa*o temmtow and Today. Sports F.nitoc Bin Its licit fo the Florida Times Unmn pointed up th« posaibjity m his column today. He wrote "It ii euitomiry, when a enich’i nuntract has but on* year to run. (o give mm an osteailnn tf the Intrniion is in to retain him beyond the span of the contract. RecruitIre pnh'»m*. as well aa contracts with assistant ooaebea, are in­ volved" Woodruffs contraH runs out aft• r the i M seavon. Kasteji said it "la aaay to aymK thlio with tho Board of Control making any decision that tho rksrartor builder nlao be •bit fo produce 't winning football foam. "Waodndl waa btrnd aa a mack who could produco a wtoning team Coach Jim Tatum, a perarmal expert on pottseaana college foot­ ball bn* II, bellevea the rocent Urnd to nave advance agreement* with con'arenea ha a taken off *>me of the proaourea. Ilia Maryland loam waa etatsen official'/ »eiterday aa repreientat*vo of the Atlantic Coaat Conferrnre to p ay Oklahoma of the Bi; Seven in iho Orange Bowl. It will be the sulk trip to a bowl, five irith Maryland for Tatum in 11 vrara of college head roaebing. Iho other v ia with Oklahoma the •ear bv'o'e ho (witched In Mary lard. Tatum wai Initrumental in ar­ ranging an agreement by tho new Atlantic Coca it Conference and the Big Seven U> furnish repreienta ttvei hi iho Orange Bowl in Ilk). The ft to Bowl ha> a similar m aniem cnl with the Weit Coait and Big frn league* Tho Colinn (fowl's 4<>it la from Iho South western "One reason for tuck eonferenre tieup* M wo thought ft eeuld ri'mma’o howl prospecting before the sea*.* la over," aaid Tatum. "Our (quad knew, for instance, that if d ahowed to bo the beat team in Iho ACC M would go to iho Orange Bowl. “ Now, most everything la rut and dried Instead of the college, Iho conference make* all dociaiona. “One of tho greateat parti of the tie-up la that there la no rhanco f.r the player* to put tho e.,liege m a bargaining position, Tho conference decides how much we can ipend and how wo can tpond A. While wo get Mi chock, wo have to account for oipeniei to the rtaifcrvnc which ah area in INewcombe Arrives To Talk Contract With Buzzy Bavasi Ifoac*. in* seven year contract at fll.noo pee season. "PksriJa la apendlag aa mark Money on Ka football foam as aay aalversity fo too eouatry. "Before toe renege kid a tot more muc-cy i t Make and would hive to eeriously eon rider tf the playari voted mol to go to the Ito*!. Noe tho oquid doesn't have " pollnvora fo Florida football to vot* They belong to a eonpro en'-frd to know if they over fetwnco and If* automatic." • a a aspect a rhampfoashJp team— pr If they wM havo to oatftn for th a n r te r " Fred Kent phairmaa fo toe Ouard, f aid a aubstantiai number M tet In 10-Round fo parsons bad aoggevtod a ooachfog ehtnga hid denied Utn board Bout At Stadium bad conn lend to* matter. CmCAtIO to - Paddy Toting -Woodruff eaUod Kendrtn, aBogn- tong a highly rated middleweight, Koni "vie tout re mm*" and uni- tries toJ a k e another atep Into ton meraitp and alumni foKHato gpofo .fkhki of tho light heavyweight* dad fo eupport fo to* nAcb. a"»lnM rhuck Bpiewr tonight fo n in-round bout at Chicago Medium Ipleaoe M. fo Lanstog, Mich., Young, IT, a New York stagger, received hia education in Bm atonal fo hard bnnekr. Chuck will be afo to better M* BROOKLYN JW-A senwl on his faro a i l a rhip on his *houlder, big Din Newcombe arrived In town todiy to talk contract with tho Brooklyn Dodgers "I'm (iking for D i w t and that's ouctly what 1 11 settle for," ■rapped Newrnmho, apparently still blt'vr over the IJ'k per cent rut he wis forced to take last year. Rrw k'/a V re l're*ident Buuy Bavasi was the unlucky official aiflgnel the t»»k of t*lkln» to Newcomoe, a fellow who wra* a'med with some imposing stallsilrs He eomplled a 30 I record last year, hit 14P hit seven homo run* to break Iht National League rec­ ord far pitchers and went Xl-forE a* a pm-h hitter for a Ml mark. "I aspect a fight and I’m not backing down ona bn,” ha eon Uaued. " til sit M out into the spring if I havo to When you havo a louiv season, they give you the ultimatums. I had a good season. Now I n giving them ultimntums ” Last season Newcomb* got IIT.4oo, a 12.400 comedown Dam the figure he rnilerted In 1143. ‘Bavasi practically threw me out of his office last year," said New com lie, "Ho told mo then that If I dtdul taka tho ll'k per rent tut, ho'd keen nonding mo con­ tracts calling for 1,000 less each time unlJ I got the full 24 por teal they re allowed to give you." Hike ft"U4 HMskOaonb ttaiee«k Ves Mtrks R at**rrM Akesr •NBW LOfiK* JACKAONVLLK UD—Th# ftuo- toum am "moroly givtnp aa aa Maatoatto- with toMr ami!** and »plrlt fo Gen cm folk saja fees. - A) We'll, toe Iwe most Important torn in Rachy Marciano's foe clashed openly today. Norris president fo too talernation «l Boning Cta'e, which has aii Hm heavyweight champion's fighti. arid Marciano ehouldn't he lourtog the country refereeing bc-<ii. He should be gelling r. ady for a February tttlo defeni* Norris said. Wrtll. the Boch'a manager. Hid Korrta, h effect, to go Jump fo Iho lake. The argument was significant In that Ih* IBC'a exclusive contract with Marciano rs a out rocently Phd ha«nt beta renewed. Under It. tho IBC held righta to pmmote all the heavyweight chainpion’i either by itself or In coo Jinrtinn mtth clher promoters. "For the life of me, t can't see bm*-*," said Norrta. "It doen't make artire " Norrii uants Marciano to make h it next defrnse In February in eUad of walling until Juno as aaaw nred by Weill Whit itoee Weill IhlnkT "I'm afil the maaeger of Rocky M irciano-th« only manager he's goL" ho mapped VThia Is not barnstorming tail a good will Kolint It Ricked Sophomore Of Year BALYIMORK to-A ! Iilhvo, • modest and nnyor very talkaWvn yotmgeto*. had m ty one total to ray when told yesterday ho bad been picked ae to* American League'! Sophomore fo to* Toor. "I'm very happy." Tt w is quite • oporto for to* hrllHant young Detroit awtftrlder who tad hitters In hath major 'eaguoe with • toumptog .040 p r orago. Hr barred owl VT ho mere, dram In lot runs and wai tho only major leaguer to rollrrt 20* kHe. R waa noted be membere fo the Baseball Writers Asia fo Awcrica wh* selected him Rallne aaid ho waa part lent arty flattered chat ho had boon com­ pared to Ted William* and BUa Muriel fo the aownmeomont • "Aa tat rocky flghtmg In Fab- Mach W. Clark. The formal V. M. oommendee la Keren told Man Florida Longue fo MuoMpaliUeo tori night the only reason to* omniwuniete edopt- ed their *new look' woe to deceive while they “got about too4r buriMo* fo Mtaring up mere leoubl*. They or* mill boat on world oowquoat and will stoop to lie* murd­ er or anything ala# to aahtoe* A JK w and TT up on Swtnk. Wslah. ketrBy Till. AMOCIATI.D fftPISS | doubtable Jim Bwlnk. NCAA Sere »*iona (1 490 bjr Howard Waugh ever, bat only one gjm e Wft, and *' * n,‘ r r hr^n rt' n# b*,or*- but *ee Bur^*u statistic* showed today. of Tul»» u ll'J U I . that agvmst Array. Anions i Art l.uppmo is bulling! Lupprai roUard 300 yard* against Luppmo al»o it tba biggest work hit way to a second straight m ajo r, Vuntant 1a->t weekend while Swink h*<r»e >f the ttatoa, driving In on roller# mtning title {broke !<*•*# for 244—the highest ikj plavt Nest come* Stanford* With t«o games left In the foot- *ira!o game mark of the season— Blllr Te t with t i l Swink hat SHOTGUN SHELlaS ed two rrnveraiona, giving him I u.tal of i t pout* lor tot game at Tt.'U hai-ded Texa* fti w an t conf tir tr a wHonir" of e'l time. TCU Coach Abo Martin, who's nrd to ci.me i.p with new adjecilka* for bwtnk each week, didn’t back fr m Rusk. Tea., had any have anv dnubli that it was the detractor sbo did a great Job of “ /reatett oxhioilion of ball carry- S'mmons in 1441. ’*•> and but 24 finding them sprawling last week behind the high Mr two romectitive end in hn on* man show against T en s. The Horned Progs. elo»mg ,n on too Cotton Bowl, didn’t nredj any mure than Swink to bring Uie smbitluua Ia-nghorns back to earth. It was a (*M hall fam e and Swink *<nt across fur four touch.fount Only one wsa common p'aee, coming on a 1 -yard plunge. Tho otvaei were true T o m ipeeteculars — with Iwink swinging slung on runs of Cl. IT and >4 yards. In 14 plays. he piled up 214 rarda—Ike top one-game total ol the seaion for major cuHege play. Aman; other things, he al*o bont- RIFLE SHELLS Swink 1?SI. and Cassadv (101 SI havo averaged 1M or more yard* a gam* Navy q’lartcback George Welsh again ttys the tola! offense 14at e Ih t ik* *T r* ' •■•>«'«<* IMPERIAL SERV. STATION firestone Michigan Will Play Ohio State For Big Ten Championship Rr JOB MOOkHIT, CHICAGO ‘B —Michigan and Ohio Aiale wl'l meet lor the Big ten foitlnll championship Satur­ day but H mlrht well turn nut to he a kittle between Ohio State’s Howard Canady and Michigan coda Bon Kramer and Tom Mavnti Whlls fnach Rennie Ooiterbatn vuded his two groat ends to Chi­ cago fo (ball writer* via telephone yesterday Coach Woody Hayes of (foie K'ste was equal in his praise of C aiitly . He railed him Iht * greatest football player 1 ’vn over aeon." Oostarbaan aaid bn haa never seen two greater ends than Kram­ er and Maanta an one team. The Wolverines need Saturday's gama to clutch tho Big Ten title and a trip to lha Roan Bowl. A loss or a tie would give Ohio Mato Iho till# and allow Michigan Slate to represent tho Big Ten in tho Now Year's gama at Pasadena. Kayos praised hit b am for fts gmat comeback after toeing fo both St i t ford and Dube end Mill befog akin fo Move toward* • btl* gama aiaiant Michigan. "Wo were being compared to tor g n a t 1PM Ohio Blalo team," ■ ‘.pap M'd, 'tout nar hoy* marked k art and managed fo tmprevs. The ALL SIZES r n r r 24-p a g e bo o k let l -- rlf EE Favorite Christmas Carols, COM FLRI WITH WORDS AND MUSIC . . • THI CAROLS < MOST RIQ U KSTID ON THI V O IC I OF FIR ISTO N I Twt hrlfciW U iy rH A n n w n , coos dpok« avoryikiag a l i i t U ffol "HAPPY" Iks Hsrs* arTO ttriksC ew p rat (Ohto Bute fo. Wioconsln M) wtsoro wo ware considered * team foal eoa’. l go on Ho own "W*'v« bom accenting nor afometo and mintmiilng our weak­ ness." laid Hayoe when asked why hi# foam didn't pass morn often. Bid, bp added "waft until Satur­ day to am tf wo can prove it." Iiy o i oaid Al America backs ran fcurt a font b tl b a n because fo puhiicdp. hut ho rofuaod fo piocn Casaatfy fo foal aaterory. "He's the greatest. Ha take* pubhefty In stride and glvoo you Ms* boot ha baa," aaid Raya. Happy" la ir tong ...T k n e y ." * la c 22- long. Wowderful fuat Bobby Courchcsnt I Mg pin— i All plsMk, sosy so a a Aurhantltally salad. Comstock1ft KaUbUahnd 10 y i i n 19,000 UNITS of Garaple AssodatM Inc. ru e s r ts u n it si* KEYSTONE CUSTODIAN FUNDS SERIES 1-4 (BONDS) iliiff A LAND D O m O P H lN T COMPANY WINTER PARK. FLORIDA �—- : - = r r W j j r r Television Additional Society (Calendar WEDNESDAY meet with Mra. R. F. frenahaw, The T lrtl B ip tn l Prayer meet- 1131 E. Tib St. at 7:30 p .ra. jri, i w i c i » llf begia at 1 M PTUESDAY ki. in IN Memorial Educational TN Bajid Parent* Ataoclation Building. in* Firrt »«pii»4 Training 1 men EiecutUt Comm-tle* will m-et in the Chip*I follawii.g th* I'leyer meeting eervUe. will hold ■ meattrg at A p. m. in the Ba„d Hall. The Bethany Claaa of tha Fliat Baptiat Church will meet at the home of Mra. Rralley Odhani, lth*7' j e Cmc and Son.I Depart Palmetto At*, at 3 o'clock with n m u of lh# Woman a Club not Mra. Fiona Hunt aa co boiicia. I u a program on lagivlalion. M n m itt tcnator p iu g lu Slfn»;roni wul All Soula Catholic Church will be gu nt tpcaktr. Spon*.vr ii Uri ho ld it Third Annual Winter Fan* 'V j;d» Rucker an) hatt«t»a* are tival on the ehurrh ground* from >i ’ J. C. B id r. Mr*. A. J 1 p. m. until eloamg. r tn IN a il a :t a i« J -a ■ ■no raaawnwt. a o w ia w n * a M iia m tt m a a ia o a aa?4oiM wita uaei# w»a lih r a n ■anwtww Pew* w ••t-e.-C pert* I S * n 4 * ttv u . TV 41m .I .4 .111 I'ilU t R A J.ihn Halt X t»i U r t lli Tam . >k«* a It m la T 'U A>4 Ther* 1 • V llllin n .it* t *• fl I A f t . ret W r i t ...4 i, M*t>« F l t k t a l-.do.irr >’a r 4f»<t# Till I •# i ia »'*4 a» 1* «4 14 I1 1 eporta — w«*ia*i 11 •* fS t » |r| — | li lt t ’ ta eurllent Theatre t: ia i|l<n off tmi w aoar w ow em a « It N . i r i n R ifg a t l i t , WHitai T . *•..,* *t i i . * a 4* Captaia Kanaaroa tff • M tliia Taw P a lte r * m a n . a n r i>*ram f t . l u r a * t t i t l Newa . IV..ther 11. Je i . - 1 0 - n * l l i . i i . U U h V r .e I t a# i : IV 12 J# I . tv 1 .1 .0 1 l.aOt l~.>. or Lite O . e r i b l.ir 1 m o r i u w l i i i l o i a i L la h l I 2* 1 Ik Ii ■ H i.l ar 1 i r v r r t I ' l f *>t t ■* II* el ier l>»* » V hf.ral alarm On You r Account t it tv n a a n ia M U L i aa« M i i t t i i i ■ a iiM x m r irre a tm i* I *t tliehe, u . •» i i u h a tw a iv o a *4 tv iU Hill ltu halt a s * I le ! t e pnTt 4 it p i* iMw.rAt « Neva T V i § ' n 1« '* ffltM D A t Th« F irtt Rapliit Intermediate Choir will hold r t h t i r i i l at 1;00 p in. Tn* Ftrtl BaplUt Adult Choir will hold r*h*ar*al at 1.00 p. m. Th# Mrn'a Rrolherhood of the Firat Baplitt churrh will Nva th*ir aupprr and Proiram meet­ ing beginning at 7:0<) p. aa. in th* Memorial EdureUenal Buildlit. iha 8NAAI Olfieer'i WivM Club will hold a luncheon a I U noon in th# BOO Allrudai.ca priica will N awarded and a Thtnktgiving them# dtipla.-ed. Tha Methodlat Baaaar will N held la McKinley Hall. Thla ia ppnntorad by tha WSCS and tha public la invited to attand. Tima la X p- m. to ■ o clock and tha aur* aery will ha opened. Tha Ladiea Society Rl.FAK will meet at tha home of Mra, Hetaia Boiler, 1001 Sanford Are. Thera will be a buiineaa meettnf and a luncheon. Tima ia II a. m. OKS Chapter Na. I will matt In th t Maaonle Hall at I p. a . MONDAY The Dependable (Taaa af tha Fir«t Methodlat Churrh will father at the h*m# of Mra. M. K* Baker, GrapeelU* Are., at I p. a . for Da regular monthly baeineaa and •octal meeting. Tha Fa«t Mai row'* Club af Rrminolt Chapter No. 1 OKI will Try This One IUNDAY DINNER Try ©ia madinm-rieh rrumhly pt'jdflrg far roaat ehlekaa. w laaat Chicken with Old-Fathioned Stuffing Browned Potltooa Oraey ■wap Brant Retiahep fc| Broad Tray Ambmtla Beearaga f _ V • All Souls Catholic Church Will Hold Winter Festival All So'i'i Catholic Church will hold it* Ttflrd Annual Winter Fearival on the Churrh ground! at ih# rorntr of Otk and Eighth Si ea Siturday Nor. II, from 1:00 pm . until cloving. T N timm lllM , with Rrr. B Lvdnt. Pavlor. aa rhtirman. hat gone a!l out Ihia yrar for a higger aad bai'er Faitival. T N proeeodi of IN foitivtl will N a aad ta MIp defray expeeivea af tt Paroenlil School. E SUNOAT DINMII T i l l h I N Mm* t i re a r when 1 year ham Ur haatae ta thta* i h r heart lor mania, altar tha llahkw far* ef a a a a e f. Why le t nahar h U a aew appetite eeeaea thla t w N p wttb a New Ba«U a4 hotted Ita a a r, eeaaeeted hr ih * a a p ■orrtew r m Ptae* •ad three m n water m deop well reohar t i ywm rang* or In a dutch area aa other raapoo. Brlac lo hoc lag potwt. lower N at aad oooh twa aad m a h a l hewea. Col a yellow tanlp lata alghUia. Cot eta raerota aad eta pauteen la haltaa. Oot ana '"A OLD-FASHION BTI'FPINO Ingrediania: W eup butter or margardme, H cup finely chopped onion, H n p finely m l celery leave*, I aupa roar to dry brand crumbe, I laaapoon poultry aaaannlng, % Uaapoon aalt, peppor, I (abloopooH valor. oagMahleo A i Method i Moll but tor In largo aklllet •* a taaeopan; add omlot aad Oaak U m in t * ta awe took gently anti) to Monad. Add there A rnw gi • to placed aa lap ad wagaUhlaa m celery laneon and bread e rum to; heap warn whtta aprlnkle with poulf>T deatoning. •ait, pepper and wators mix wall. Far dear*it try i Make* enough aluffiag for body • maatleta mlaea p * Place algM rarity of a amatl rotating chicken. saga shagged greed haaadoaa tt a Nolot Ta prepare tha eoorao diy tt ****** aad add (ml i bread erumba railed for, pwt dry to eover. Coo* u mtooioa. Dewtt bread through roart* hlad* af food o f jnlco ttoroaghly tod add lh* •hopper. 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Ill r t ihk •rv IHil in# anfon|f n«'ri'1i UAt'ir* t till • tilt I* ah a■titan f r J l i t pe ret 4 , . i t ft t ’ 1 t ' n T>. r t -r.. nr I ** n r r ir t e c t u m • "M g lt<>m , it n wiimh tt; i IlifflB m i. l lf t l) ih h m k k r a t .I) Pa«c 7 Jtthnnr Potirea la th# trcuod yours**t pitcher In Win Id Serlea ronfrae.i "HI AntArvU IlM lII hi*liny to pitch a ahutout. Wait |(it| t“t lUfAutl \ \ ITVlCM Mr M U at 4 **il « i Hoyt H it the youn^eit. ?»Aflf<»r<1 »r rnlu rii'MMA •r|k»r ru tm irf o r n .o n i i u S A M -o n n W e d . N i t v . 1C». l f » 5 j urr# AitnfO'f* •» *r t i l l . M i l l I I t I HI f i r . M M I J I IM« I l i t I III! I l l l \ M i l I III M'llMill I III \ l l . I I I t l l l l l 4 | \ I II I %• I II I \i* *• '»* M i l II I IU III I I . M l •rn* . I t , 1.1*1,1 I i> cl> h ll»|. , t Je rk t ' l . r ill • |.«,ve l i ( . | * h a l i t r l tv l e v ia |l"».,,eputrte it* Iti.l. I’f . l . T * •» Itr iht.r n « .ir,e i A P riend* llll li .i n a l r * i W l\ JO IIX X T L R R RO»Jl, ; » ....... ,.f Life ** A.»' h f * T„IVi>rT"W tT H i: Legal N otice — P ILLSBU R Y MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING — TYPING CREDIT INVESTIGATIONS MADE ANYWHERE IN UNITED STATES OR FOREIGN COUNTRIES T B I e B P R O N ia m h I I t T eat I 'a iiera T *a t i e , a l . g i h . e 1 *a c a p t a i n K t n e a r o * * ' I i | 'f k l l " u , e t ik (>>>,» l l n u . e C ert M e «M » 1« I t A r t h u r t l f . l f r e , ’ 1 •• t r t h u r A fter I M t t f ir i h e It IH h arT K N aoun 2 * V a t u n i 1.4.1, I IIP t'n.lerv .. 4 Hn 7 '* t n n t . O ahlei t ■•* II 4(ree A V'rlen4e Mrs. Owen Fetes Miss Peggy Clark Prospective Bride Mita r* (ry Clark of Graham. N. C. and formerly ef Sanford w hoi* betrothal waill take place Dec. II ia Graham, wo* hmorrd Monday night with a lovely Mia* rollaneoua Shower given by Mra. J. C. ‘'wen at her bom# on 1113 Magonlia At*. Beautiful late hihlacua and greenery ■rrangomente were placed throughout th* home aud created a aern* for th* gueat* to enjoy* a “chatter hour". Kcfrrahmrnti uf eoft drink*, cookie* and danity aandwtche* were a»rv#,i to th# nvonlier* at­ tending after Miat Clark had opened her many gifu. Tfcoae invited to ehar# tht* late­ ly occa.ion with the honored gueat were her grandmother. Mra. L C. Burrough and aiater Faye CUrk »f thla city, Mra. Ted Jonaa, 3lra. Robert J. (Tuahing, Mra. C. S. Spivey, Mra. Silkwood, Mr*. Reg Row land, Mia. Anna Cowan, Mra. Verna Erirkaon, Mra. Htn Monroe. Miaa Shirloy Jonea, Mias Mary lam B oots, Mita Tal C anute. Mill Geraldine hpiv*} •ad the hottaii Mr*. Owen. tiler i<*,h , ' e , l u r t r . ’ « Dh»w J uh i v n i u r , K m mi * J i *>clt«h I t e p '. i t I i# rtii-v . 'L'uiaf'Uence lllft" N eve * * • r m n * itar a u ia ia u I'aar Ik s* t.»»e Ktori ft'.hert y. I.«w,e tt'owilne Ai.-und Film l>ra H i P ., >f| Yeung and Mrt. J. O. Mulf Midweek p u r e r tcrwied at thi F m t Methnditt Church mil N Paid. Circle No. Lwitl be i i rharte. i:.ig»r H irr.i 1* gueit tpeakar and th t nuriery will b# epta. W it In# Je. I, I !• J ■•* J ilt t <1 I • I IJ I've fl*t a Pe<ret t 1 "» 1*1* It.** Itill lb. bag SWIFTNING a n m N iiK 59‘ 19c �4*OWWtOOT IfflLMU** WILDCAT» / J RAE FOLEY 1 CHAPTER SEVENTEEN TH E DOOR opened and Beam* Xibbre cams In carrying * big tray , tana hastened to clear rtf the table. -T h a fa loo heavy foe V™. prolrelrd. “H yde look Paula for a rttwa and that Joe la never where you w ant him." Dcaeia removed cover* and Ia i aaw lamb chop*. creamed poU tom and pea*, hot rolla and m int Jelly, a tomrd a a l a d and he’d spent aa m w h time naMlng huneeir up aa he did Roger. Bay what yaw Mb*. Albert made Roger. 1 ahraya thought ao; I always wlU. Bat now R'e tune for the dead to bury h w r dead and for Albert U> g ir t aoma thought to the bring. Right bow I W in * he's think mg atom ab o rt Roger than he le ab o rt hie m m m i Of emir**, ha hardly kwowa Clyde yet, and he —but R take* twne to g rt to are anyone's good quaNtiea, I always a y . a y d a aeeda love; he ner.1* to ha Unpnrtant la aocneone. And the only g v t aemind ia Paula, who dneoa t know he's ahva. OSrts who gw chawing elder m en— Ota anmwtalned wWv*»w« tb rt made bar faoi inaecure, we they 0«. moat worn**. But no owe wwa k»h* Mg at her. Nerve*, the dorter had Mid. Nerve*. Hhe weeded a r-rt, that wwa aJL merrt.* Hhr nodded to I m “But 1 gueea you're the aame way. CruvanMiUoua Know whatT When I tam e to I waa to llin g you'd he hard a t work. Well, eometiowa I think th* clinging vine'a h n tr r off hot I don't know. We have to he what we are, 1 gueaw * After dinner, Una lighted a etgnret and went out onto Roger a waned U tr a m Bhe waa ao Wroprt to hla work that hla prtwrnre aerated to Inhabit lb* piar* at ill, tilling the big chair In (root ot th* Ub4r, walking In thl* »mall cleared ■pare, which he had had to fence in, to obtain privacy A friendly ghost but an uneasy one. When the sun art the air be­ came too chilly for mentort and eh* went indoor*, pacing rreUrjuly up and doww the room la Ume gn to tied, aha Intd hermW. but aha made no effort In more. The win­ dow* were hemming an nbeemwin. No one wwa eutalda. No cue emild her alleaRmn away from them. But anmeone had Blond mrtmda sate r t the window* recently and Bred a bnMH through the f la m Bomrone —eh* got up and went aver In the much. She f<*md the hole wear the top, a email hole that aha Mold m ver with her httle Unger. the hole th at had ao faacinated Joe Mattery a few hour* earlier. Rhe stood to front r t the aawrti, her hande tp n r t mlo the pocket* rf her ewaelrr. lower bp caught betwrrw her teeth. Attempted mur­ der f Itrt Roger Brtndle had a rt and Uia Dutch door to make aura they were loehad and ckmbad toto bad, pulling lha cnvaca over bar, krta in R. That t u a t o t www to tk irsig toe Um l Might aa well taka R out and took at *L Something erne wrong here. Not just th* bullet toto. A lter aR, ae Shandy had pointed a rt, ho an* had been toot. There were a> kind* a t Innocent cap Una lion* for bullet bolea. But noiM a t them took Into account Ethel H rttery'a am atolng the windowpan* or ■tandy'a renmetog the b a to t to to r t aam pUtioaa way. hapa, that was all R eould 'ba.^** to drive her wncwainaae away by planning InnMwrww'a work. I a r t write MigMmne abort Jana Reindie, rta thought I wwwdar why I wasn't told about her. What andad that wonderful marriage T Ragrt never loved Carol aa ha did Jane la R true that Carol to trying I* drive her niece away from Use hover? Whal became et Um wou- a practical world. ■naneUmM I think he'd been better atf M cci#to, IMA to Newly Covered Workers Will Need Social Security Over l.OM farm operators In Or*nee. Lake, Osceola, Bemkiole and Sumter Otmnlte* hive already Indicated they aspect In pay nn* nr more hired hand* at trait SIM In caili wage* during 1IM, Paul K. Weaver, district manager of the Social Security Administration, Orlando, announced today, Employer identification num­ ber* for those farmers haw been assigned, and they hav* been put mi lha mailing Hat fo rerelv* aoeJal security tag return forma for their employes about Jan. I. Tils Means that lha farm employer, who has such employes. Is withbolding ta# percent social security ta t from lb* rash wagea ha ta paying hl« amployei. During the month of January, ho will cometa lha tag return forms, showg tha nam*. th* .octal security number, and tha waget paid earh employe who was paid lino or more In rash during IftU. Along with this information, hr will for­ ward hi* check or money order for four percent of hit wages shown nn the return. This (our parent represents tha two percent that he haa previously withheld from hla employes and the two percent that to ceotrlbutas him­ self. Coverage tor farm wnrkrra li based on annual namings. Weaver continued, Jl la necessary for th* B CENTRAL FLORIDA QUICK FREEZR AND STORAGE CO. 401 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL W eal TfclrlfMtlt S its* PU m T1IEHE PRICES EFFECTIVE THURS. . FRI. • SAT. LOCALLY HAIRED — DIEBRBD IN OUB PLANT FOR YOUR THANKSGIVING: FRYERS TURKEYS HENS LftAjf FURR G ROUN D BEEF LB. 37c farm operator to heap a record of th* earn togs of tacit employe he etpecla to pay easts wage* af 1100 or more. No elaborate book­ keeping system la nrcettiry, but the farm operator ahould keep a record of the name, lha social •eeurlly number, th# payments to the employs of *aah wage* for agricultural work, and tha amount of lha employ* lag deducted. Newly covered farm worker* will weed aoeiil aecurlty eirds. Worker* ran tecum these ends from lha local toclal security of* flc*. A worker who haa had n •octal security number Issued him at any lima since 1KM should ap. ply for a duplicate If to to t feat hit original card. Weaver suggrsled that any farm operator who has an* already don# so, should ronlart tha Dis­ trict Director of Internal Revenue, Jacksonville, or hla local toclal •ecurity offlit, to order to to sum of getting needed Inform atlon If he haa hired hand* to whom ha espeela to p y SIM i.* muu to ,caah wages during IIU. sWAV/ILMUH itrc u raMKJW s aT . w J^lW iTM -nTw ioScO T - ITMICMUZ W A S H IN G T O N . tm - On Jin . 1 Randolph McCall T ilt mil don tha four i t i r t of a general and become the Jtst commandant of the U S Minna Corpi. In ill Its IW r n n the corps b n ntvar hid a C.O. quila like fata. Ever ainr* Col. Archibald Ran* •TVoit netr acnruj TOftnxk Wt« frt v t o M S T 0 * a v lif t! T r t t i was r m C v( drrton, conndarad by Mma lo ha n( n woeiD ro on* m w us*... A th« falha- of lha modern corpi. ^ A e id l aiwAa m i e l t l * , l ■'■* hung a ilgn on hi* door In *hM. "out to fight Indiini," lha tradi i.noal p n iinlt of a commandant haa ha an pretty nail aitabllihad It haa bean a man oho airly non hooori <n aoma bloody bsltlef aid, a rr.iity man with a ramrod for a barkbona and a ponder bag vhcra hla heart ahould hava barn hut who. was withal, a gentleman Tala, IT, la a gentleman and there Iht romparlaon end*. Net* lhar by combat record nor by dis­ position *i bo the hell-for-leathrr typo. Even among trnopi, he t onal Ann. of Ttidin and Televi­ viewrri bars muttered the aame trn rtf Ibrousbuut th* country to aweara aa apartngly a» he upa a sion Bcon'caiter* say* that "in ae- tiling, lie haa rnmr up with an become member* of SOLACE. "I'd nlghhall at a parly. And for mn«t cordanca with good telecast adver- iiwpreaiiva itillatical anityila of like a h*»kc'lul of report* on ■>f hla career, lha sis-foot, aandy tiling p.rclirrf, the lime aland- the per rent i |e of nnnentertain- prusrami from nlher viewer*," h* haired general baa bean an admin­ •rdt for adicrlltlni copy" In mrfll la about 'sO TV show* and «*)». "IM like to check my findistrator and planner. insi sgatost Ihoi* of others and prime pn (ram hour* inn to three 10 radio *ho*i. In an outfit w hen Navy ero*»e«. irlnulee for a JO minute thow and Bond claim* some TV thnv* run -ompile lha studie- hefora aendin* S'lver S ara and. aipoclally, Pur­ NEW YORK UR —Thar# rnme* fit mimics for a tt-minute pro- to JO pa* rrnt and up of "nonrn them to Ihf proper nclworf ple llearta ahoutiu. Pate haa none. hum Bruce G. Bond ot T College gram. trrtalnmcnt" tmtead of the 10 per sources. If in*.a arc enough of us But ha d 'cs hold the Army'a Dlsmaybe we'll yet aomtwhaie.* Bond rcnlrndi that practically cent prescribed by the Code. Unguiahed Service Medal and two Avr., Arlington. Maas , a rommunitaiion ao literate, thorough and n o b o d y la obierving Ihia. Many Now Bond wants viewrri and Ha- State, Legions of Miril. In all h!i J4 year* aa a Marine interfiling that yon pick up the he haa never led any unit amaller phone and call Rond immediately. than a d.vlaton in combat. Nearly Rond on the telephone la at per-1 TENDER NO WASTE BETTER BRAND PICNIC all Pa'e'i career haa been aa a auaalve aa Bond by malt. Bond lika all of ua, if of the ataff ofVer, Thl* li not to aay that Pate (rauroofa of television viewers h u n t gern combat—and there I* and radio llatcrwers. Deapde the a fma distortion In hr corpi. He ronlentlrn of aoma eynira that landed on Guadalcanal Aug T. nothing growi from lha grassroots 1142, aa the Elret Marine Diviiton'i tu t grais, mueh of Amtrica lialent jl-rtly l«i the amill voices loglatici officer. Guadalcanal, a crab ridden bland irom tha roots. of aworj gran. Jungle, bare knoll* Bond eo army vatoran, • Metisand roronut palmi, wag nearly liclan, ■ gradual# of Boston Uni the death of Pate. He coeilracted varsity sad tha author of an unjungle ml—akin ulcer*—and was publish* ] book on political theory, ordered o*f the Inland la October. baa given up othtr pursuits to deAfter Ihe war Pale got the Job rot# himself eicluslvtly to the o* rebuilding (he Marine Reserve. study nt TV end radto rommerHa wai k* pi bury on planning un- data. Ra haa formed an organ!!* -1 til Ma? m i . Marly three years t'on called tha Society of Listen after lha Korean fighting alerted. ers Against Commercial Emphasis, Thru he was ordered to Korea to whleh ho aptly nam ei SOLACE. taka over the First Division from Thla la Bond speaking: TiOWBST PRICE ON HIGHEST MaJ. Gen E A Pollock. •’S0L*CE la * nonprofit society, QUALITY PICNICS IN RECENT I'ato la h r nature a quIH an formed this summer to unite the YEARS! rompis-.’inal# man. When one of many Individual ll«4*neri whose the hand! I of Marin* POWa passed tingle complaint* hav* little or no BEEP CHUCK SMALL, MEATY, FRESH through freedom gate. Pale wai effect tnl i • strong deipand for ■ th e n to greet him. A pitlure wet return to normalcy hi home an tskea of every returnee and aent tertainmrnt. Our object la not to to hla nett of kin. destroy c.mmerclalited entertain­ In thr.« dull day* after the ment. Rn: to bring If under codwar.* cn# of hla officer* related •ml and help It be responsive to later, "Pet* waa deeply concerned rustomer demand. with tha welfare of the Korean "Claim* that there fa a cod# are people. Ha gave a* much lime aa vague and varied, compliance (a b* eoutl In vlilt tha derolale vil­ voluntary, and II la Honored by lage** lo find ways the Marines FOR YOUR THANKSGIVING DINNER, rooJd help. He was eslremaly nonobte-vanre. The straitjirhet WK WILL HAVE YOUNG DUCKLING, uf gnve-nmant control aaema Jess proud of Iht assistant# project* desirable in thl* country than the FRESH DRESSED POULTRY. HAMS, th* M arinti undertook." AND FRESH PORK ROAST. OUR !■ those daya, too, Pate became Irritated at Ifw Injury rate among TURKEYS HAVE BEEN SELECTED wai nvJilng Is see the two star WITH THE UTMOST CARE. OUR ranees I come roaring aftar a Jeep PRICES:— GRA. **AH DAD QUICK FRO­ row boy to hand out a ticket per- Bruce G. Bond Has Formed SOLACE tonally. In add'tlon to being an ardent flihermin. P s ti, la a student of military hlilury, a pretty fair golf­ er and an almost professional wood w id er Until World War II cam* along he had the normal peacetime Ma­ rina tours of duty—Santo Domingo, China and Ravrll. Ha terved for Icsg period* at (ht Marine Baa* •( Quant'c* aa as tottructor awd waa biilromental to prewar daya la evolving Ito Marina* aapMUmm tochaiquaa m orr Spare Rib 1 1 TIPS lb. It 5 ‘ N EC K || B O N ES II0 * ZEN. r k a d t n k rd rd •T. PETERSBURG MV- Ryatematir reeding instruction soon may attend Into the roller, lavnl. a rood in* ronaultant prodirted 3<Lb. Carton torn. Aa K to, asm* amphaaia a* reading ta aaadad to high echowla, Dr. Btoita Carter, Ptorllna Oounty reading ronaultant, anId. (WITH YOUR ORDER) ORDER YOUR HOLIDAY POULTRY NOW TO BE SURE OF A FINE SELECTION! MORRELL PRIDE ROYAL GEM CREAM STYLE R>a asked Pleridn high art awl principal# at n ennf.raa ia yester­ day help etop n reading gap saw existing to aeeandry acbools. W A N TED Men With Hemta S N A C K — 35c TRU - FLAVOR 0 LE0 lb . 19c NARISCO HONEY GRAHAMS w e st e r n 'B M m r v . a en o ren a s a r r o a sts v if. lb. 33c ; �* i WHERE {CAN • YOU P j ET. . . Star Belly Blythe Says Today's Film Idols Dog-Faced O' •»* HOLLYWOOD jP—Tht toouhla Kith today's film Mali U that thiy’n dug-farrd, *av* Betty Bly­ the. • rrovie itir before mioy of *b*m were bens. Situ Blythe v ia mm of the eim pi of the silent screen, her most n.table roll beuif "The Queen of Sheba" In 1K1 She knew how it felt to be world famous, then to fa.l from fieor Having re­ covered from the death of her de­ voted hurnind. director Paul Scar, don. ahe hai returned to acting. She gitde her return on tart mrtk'a Video Theater over NBCTV She paused to make tfci* ob­ servation about today'a leedmf n in : "It'i too bad that they’re do|fared. They have pug noaea and squtra fares, fust like dogs. They m.y be good actors and have ruf;cd qualities, but I always look for beauiy In actors. I think they should h» pleasant In look at. the way they ware In lha ailent days. "W* had them than. Men like Ramon Navarre, whom 1 dll•wvered for films. And Ronald Colman. who was an eatra w ooe o' my pictures.” On the ither hand, she admired present-day film queeni (or their freedom •’Thev can do anything they want; 1 think ft’s wonderful.” ahe remarked "They can waar blue jeans in public or acarvea on their heads. Nnbody earn. "When I was working for lainme Ooidwyn. he would nivtr itlow me to appesr la publle unless 1 was the heiiht of elafince. Row I lonyed to hop on a fifth Ave bus ard take 1 rid*! But ft would have pent unthinkable te mlnfle •1th the public ” Wba* happens when a tep *tar falls from fame? Min Blythe, an attractive, lively woman at as, waa frank m discussing this. “Suddenly the rurly-headed, cut* face of rises Bow appeared on the screen." the said. “The Vamp waa hanlihed to make way for the rood." The change came ewlflly, aka eald. At the heiiht of her career, •he went to Europe to make fflmi. She alsj appeared It London's Coliseum breakinf the record af the Russian Ballet. ”1 waa boohed in for twe weeks and (fayed I I ” ah* m iH *4. When she came home after twe Mart* absence, g « b i|H la t-falat. »d. "Tb* Q>ieefl of Ihebt hai IW turned to Hollywood. Why»M Between ll'« md IMS. (he earned at high aa U Un a week. In the v»ar Hlowlni her retun. ahe didn't make a picture. Mlia Blythe returned to the •Ufa, then (owed her hatband <m a turkey ranch at PoaUna. Cattf. They lived there tor M yean and ibe fradaafly Warned to torpri tbit tow *aa a movie star. FOR THE BEST Financing: terms YOUR DREAM HOME WITH FULL iiiim ^ m c T iii WIFE-SAVER rainbow kitchen: with COLORED • Diplomatic Service Is Exciting Career f A ? fF 0 2 S W tR A L S Pan 9 W ed. Nov. 1 6 , IB M APPLIANCES • t .l co. ft. GE R e frlg e rd o r • GS Urge i l n n n p • M caL GE Wattr hattar • GS Garbaca Dtapaaafl • GS AoIoomIIo WaaH. Inf MatfthMB w hi*a 1-batH Hamm. • GE Automatic Dish* waaliar in Dalaxt Jbalk homes | Hlfbaat ecerkw keeinc toaktoB tom » In the ley Leeyws have been frineeton and Tail. Princet-m bosr«d to Twin in KM by 44-:a while Yale la l»4l Wet to Columbia. 11-11. thrnsjrfv Chrirtm?- At left b Bpectatfrt Irri rtaa* siMwibMi « t MM stntsd forcer lix pewter to be n*«d John f . Ilantaih, It, S, Armv. of Indlflnapntla. At hi the Werto-wtde Bible Reeding prngr*m. The Wee Mdftnetod with e awrrteeanan on Guadalcanal end the proersen, tpoavearerl by the American Bible 1 oa Thanksgiving Pay and cmllnors Information For Veterans Rare are authoritative answers from the Vaterana Administration to faur question! of Interest to former servicemen and th*lr fami­ lial: right are ilaillo Sc.im n Att.i Mac Holme*, o( South lYvrtland. Me, and Stjf[ Set. Roger J. ShlrMa, Marine Corps, of St. lotils. Mo. Ptirkrnhjrkrr b a mcmtirr of the Society’s sponsoring committee. 'TelephoneSanla' Needs Kid’s Help B’E5T LEBANON. N IT. JRTha "Telephone Sin»a" Is in Ironhie, kildies. and he need* your help. "San**" Is a Idly gentleman named Joseph 6ch*mbi«, M.whn the last ati v o n has talked vis telephone it Christmas time to youngsters all over North Amerlea . Each dsy o' Christmi* w c k from H p m. to a p m In pait ' cars children coulJ call the "North Pole" and *0 the accompaniment o' a music bmt. the tinkle of rein ncer b*U» and the peal of a l<w pair oil b*!l. ssnta would listen to their pleas for presents. Last year the Associated Pres* tarried a store tell nt of Srhsm bler’a Chnstmss pTogram. Once •ha atocy appear'd in rrint Scham birr got so many calls he couldn't keep up with them all Seventy-five thousand young­ sters attempted to phone him, but only U.P'k) succeeded The o w i h ol call* tied up serv­ ice nightie in parts of New llvmpshire and Mam* The Naw Ting-and Telephone A Telegraph To iisigned additional operators and Installed a bifger switchboard at the contH point in neirhy White River Junction Vt., but busy slg nata atll greeted two out cf every three caller*. Sehamhier. a B-f-otA, u s pound Vaterana Administrating f i e r i , want* to talk to every tv-v and yirl this year. Here's whit he's going to do: He'* g. mg to er*n his **wnrk ahop" D*r. 9. and the locsl VFW post and neighbors are going to m is t mm In compiling » li*t of the boss and girts who "wanna talk to ?ant* " Tfere's what he wants you kiddie* to do: Q. Two yaara ayn, a friend of mini applied for disability eompenaaUon. VA aiked him to report for a physical aaaminatlon. but ha failed to show up. He hasn't bean In touch with VA aince. Sow Hla disability baa startod to bather him. and ha wants to reepen his claim. Row should ha *» about it? A. Since more than a year has slapaed from the time VA asked him to report for an •lamination, ho will have to file a now applica­ tion. If Va approve hla rlalm, payments whl bo effective as of the date of hla naw application, not hW orifinal one. Q. Aa the widow of n World War I eetersn, I am roceivinp a VA pension. I also am recelvlnf fed oral Old Aye and Survivor'* Insurance basad on my husband'a former employment. Are the lat­ ter raymmto considered income, for VA pension purposes T A. Tea. The paymants must ba considered aa income In rnmpgtinc yeur total yearly Income for VA pension purpose*. Q- Owriny my hctlva Mrric*. pramluma on my 01 term Inauranca pelley were nader waiver. I re­ cently was discharged, and 9 datided to reenllat within ltd day* of my dlaeherye dote. Will n» premiums remain under waiver durtny my now period of mili­ tary aervico? A. Tee. Bo lony aa you returnad to active duty within ISO days after discharge, VA will con­ tinue to waive your premiums during your new period of aervie*. Q. 1 am taking a four-roar law training, ft may not b# consider­ eowrse at night nnder the Kor­ ed • • full-time training. ean 01 Bill. It’a at an accredited (Veterans livirg in Cen’rat wheel. Will thi* bo considered full­ Florida ubo wi*h fur*!*r Irfor. time or part-time treinlnj? mation about the'r bene/iii, 1 * . ! A. It will be measured aa not writa tb« ,YA offica at F. mere than thro*-quarters time Central Ave , Orlando ) Dmp hm a poital card Adt.'trii i* .. Joseph "S m ta” S.'hamh>er. i l Valpe S t. VVest Lebanon, N II On the card write your nsm*. adrtie-v and telephone number Tell him i.br d.v or n--ht and the lime vo.i w in him to call vou an-l te i him It's okay to reverse , v e ehi-re* Do it now 10 "San'a" will receive your card tn plenty o. lim e Inn m r . tn-teid of tho-isand* of cal* p.>uring Into We s t Lehaovn. m n v at the same time. him ulf wid place the the ra'f; The re'ephi-n* com pirv w-o-ild tike tv help out. b.it there Just rev n't in ugh linca up it toe 'North Pole '* Thera'* only one m"re thing "Sani.i « int* vi ii ki Is to re member. Tell mommy not to use the it - ve at Ibe t me you've put down fa.* "Santa" to call You Vr."» hi » women a r once they Set on tor phone .rd "Santa" Vittld fiate t.i pet a busy ngnal when he tries to rcich you Girls who yearn for eaeiUng career* couldn't do better thin ireer toe dtolomillc service, tays Trances E Willis, VS. Ambasss dor to hwitserlind. "1 can t think of a more reward lng Lfe fer a woman.” aaya tha tall, blue-eyed Mlia Willu. "We have had more and more young women e'ming Into the foreign arnica sine* the last war The only trouhe I* that they usually ain't stav with it leng—they get married,’ In N-vr York on a special advi­ sory assignment for the V N . Mis* Willi* Is enjoying one of her few opportunities for an unhurried look at her native land since her first fo.cifn asaignmtnt with the Slate Department *7 years ago. She makes it a point to come home for Chris*m 1 » every year. Say* ahe; "riur dlnlomatte service offeti a wonderful career fos women a» well as men Rut it take* * special V:rd of temperament. You have to be will.ng to pull op root* avery couple cf vrars and start ill over *csin to 1 different country You have to he interested in the people around vru and you have tn have 1 certain dedication tn your Job "A college girl aiming for a for eign service esrear should study .ilstoTT—rot only the history of ether nat'ans. but piritcularly fbe h'storv o< her own muntrv. Ameri­ can hlito-v tt lb# best groundwork I know In. any kind of government portast part ol any diplomat's Job." A high pvint of her current home visit Is Ambassador Willis’ aelcc lion for tl.e tybl Award fur Emi pent Ach.evemrnt given annually by fh* American Woman's Assn. Although she is the third woman to repraaent th* I'oitcd States as a full Amh*viador to another country. Miss Willi< Is tin* first to achieve ihii distinction by working her way up through the ranks of the forcgn service. Born in Illinois, she to k her P ll D . ** Stan' • i Uf r.ctvity la California, lauiht history at Coucheg Colleee and political science at Vassar before entering the foreign service with an atslgnmcnt as vice consul at Valparaiso. Chile In 1978 She served In Sweden. Belgium. Lui#mb->urg. Spam and Etnland before b*ing appi.ntcd Ambassa­ dor to Swttterland in tots Her home tosin Is Redlands, Calif. Job i*D mf "She should have a least one language be-ide* fnghsh end Tw able tn apevk It fluently And ahe should studv roiiftcal scltnce and international law. "After ell this she ean learn the rest of the Jnh note hv rvper* if nee flo, you ein't learn human rellitons tn * cllswonm And daalleg w-ilh people Is the most lm CAMP KOKVRA. JAPAN—5r*oalist F.rat class Elton W. Alien. 47, son cf Mrs Belle Allen, Lake Monroe I* a member of lha ll*2d Army Unit at Camp Kokura, Ja­ pan Allen a aurglcal technician, ar­ rived in the Far East in Baptemher Hi iRINr.s HIM. Firr,iv JAN. 10 1911 aot wears Good Conduct ORLANDO P-Gnv. Collins’ cu Medal. Eun.p* an-African-Middle Il committee on migratory la­ Partem Theater Ribbon and Ui« UN bor n-blcm s will begin hearings and Korean Service Ribbons. at Belle Glade Jan Id. II* entered the Army to October • We’re gmn t right t a to* fieH •o get our answers." said Rep. Fmmett A Roberts of PsJm Roach Courty who v iu ele-ted - haTrtndji *Yt the ! j fnen group fm-o yesterdsy. The committee will study prob­ lems c vuted by migrant laborers who follow t 'e crop# fc m re f),iq to region Incfe hive been conrlalcts about Uvinr ccindiljoni available in the migrants snd ab nt ilriinqurncy among tocir chiMtep. RIDS o rtN E D TALLAHAbnt.!. e yrar# R'ad Hoard has r |>» ci| r •nlraet >rs' hid* on 11 read and bridge projects. They Include: S> | iicia — Aijrfarlng seaway ''rise (ALA) In F -1 Tierce. Brin1 'ft Contlsruction (<•, Tampa, KH.07T.M A M ILLIO N ANDONE HIDDEN TREASURES / 0 including: Legal Notice o r rtO R tp a v s i r t- . k h o ststt to po tilt Tor in i' u r n r t .r • Poor Chimcw r v it w . t A «-vn. c a tlin g O e eegla Maeon, s • Kitchen F.*han»t Fan* r r r ir n that s i . - ' . ' tiled jakvittel son In a*•• Clrrul i i i ' ‘ Ninth J'"I ul i if' 'll * snd 1 *«n unnU i > u s u rH A F IL t f P V '111 • M ercury Silent Sw itches • 'it ■ l -Bintii!. P A IU T Vi lONMC l/s* \H A U C h i r r * ir R|t 4f • th'B B1t» '» »« ''t' B a A d ltn ff* friT f*!h#r T *u * rr Y • 1 u I r • i X'b fil* fPilf wvltlM • nt*w»*ir m11:'■« !fr» ClrrK 4i f M il •m fr, C *v:M 4 I‘ H’ l T y f M « *:» • » - P lr n tr nf Fleet rir Wall Outlciii ervr BlTrir?- • t'h* l *’ JT 4IT" cf 0#f* % ill 74414 »«4 1)11. y* • ftt• r # 1 BY r** « « tln t| • Folding Clivsot Poors 1-1 |4 |! IB rUfW 4»f th* t'.ifi 1 4*';r in irii fur H«n*tA |U C«UHll F ' • ■ illb d ir of N>winV*f. A- P H i' O I' t • 5 C itriM T reed C tffll of 1h» Ci t e- U rAMri In g r l frtf h*n..nc!# f . un« P e r l.o t I f . F U i Mb ffffritlfl I'ritlfi ( I t ll#4X1 t X l f F F l L L * UC%S% AM rM *vt f^y r> fl * n * 4 i, • S tre e t* # : «t n ft f f IT* % in i||D Cr • * ( • 4'B D .* I.lned with V Ic rM t AnvrnTriFM fAT rn n News Of Men In Service LOCH ARBOR HOMES P r a n c e T reed f id * 1 a* D rtri vt FuDllc Initruct. n f * r I v p i I r 'rU C h u m * . #b c # i v # h i d * f o r t h o F irifiji • Bent of % .:i «»f Location* III U#*r, n iif ilili. B-jifrDvBnT tnd iirv K M , f**iu ir# 1 for Vk#n of *n *44I1IA* ran tfru . * k I ak rfru n t *t»* ^Htibgo l « f * 4 r i t m ^ r i t B r r # h » I. Ovl#'! .. F | o f t 4 l , r o n i l l t t R * of f « ' * e U b * r»'«nB. fo llo t t . i» '» n f i * rrrtftiB r lin ic w ith u ntil H » a n . Jk'fkVfriltsYf 21, | f ‘ * t ! t h * t f f l c o t f thm D-ii e r l r t wn.le nt I r tl * ! t , . i t me Hon, Lots A’inmlH r •* 1 >n • ilM ifli, C o m m « re ltl Avo, t»n f o r d , H n r t d t . nt w h i c h t l m # *f 1 p ltc o (h o h id * w i l l to p iM ic lv • ond afoitd D f i i v i i § * t n d i # i «f i l l giro* fir#d h> CU' ft J 'I ' l IA At* h i * * t m m fthiB |n*1 fro m thi Ilf fir m of f11*f 1nin a, |, ,*f| J 1 1 ! *!■fftM* IC •* * II» rJ A 1:* r III 7• r,f 1 r4 4t|*oric SeM’i »l Iurk 4 NOT A i * n frtf 1J1. F l c s f l d i * ft t r f m i riihef S i , 1911 r>*| l i t f.»r r 1a ” • i n i >fi#0|f|r at (ri'Df IS hm y*t If1 • PROJECT / | v r .|ri * t'f jrn* |R f ittf Ifh e riU rofesflwio Bu ll | f| ooi w lth lft t*n <T«t( f l l l n w i f f t>»1 d i » B i*s riB n -o ♦ Mh »h* f M I » i f f 7 '» (f * • 4 «0 *o ii bbIIm Ib rtfu D airit# t t O f t i l dOYi, f M dl e pet. I . T i f f fo*. fuo 4iM » A c o i f i f i o d *h*« 4 c r h f r i h 4 i? if» - • 7 fw »»B r » * r 1 o f r iMtR if f |ftfl frtl lo f lf tg Of « * * » t * f » ■'f S M l 11i f 0 i V 1|T« 1 h V i f l i , l i l i *• “ a • Mo B U f o t i o i tu • i ir n m» • a l « f f l f i f * r t i n l of 1li 1 hid • ilh if t jlf ii w ith # i"h M l I d # i T M i B i f a l M l « t «rtll ho * • r r o R r t o l k la - Army p r e ■Urijs A. ioott. It, who* wi/e. Dorn lives tn Lewgwnod, Il parfirlrating nt the lirgest Armr-AIr por-e m-nmiver s’nc* World Wsr Il ra e rriie Sag* Brisk, Is ta r.* IPS Romo n o Armr troop* if# 'filing to* latest concepts of atomic ft ftif ♦4 Ift ftirtriih in I r*v f-r « *• •barterh'.ofie»?. chemical and el­ f * c i« r t r*#rfn r tnofiro o n l c n ib H ii o r h ik ft it ectronic wirfare.'Tha e sage is* will |>or4 11** i| |f 4 ftf i1"'!*•'lift l70*T I#t fc|| f o r |f#fftin I * ' m iv , F lrri*M r»< end D»c. 11 • # fw * b f nf t M fht »<■ ' r * t# • • • i Scott, a tank gunner to Company t r t 4 or o il 1»l4s or lo n i n 4 o * . r iftfo iiftilm o o 10 tho i i t l v i i n d s.» A of tha Id Infantry Division's (Mth #*1 I h o l l ( • w t t l t % s n f » « |v^*> 1 Tank Bat'alion, la regularly station­ of ftf»*ep ilM »!•*• 1 i* • *nmnl *0 ed at Fort Banning, Ga. He entered IhO r p i f i l w f o f » • ! • M l h n u l I t # fi ifi B O ht ftf ***# iT - ' 4 th# Armv to September 1(54 and JnNJf | • " rT t'M lffftB ft I • * I of I* ^lfrumple’*! baste training It fort f oilcftc*> f | io m • Jirkion. S C f * jfi» 1 rio t M b Scott t» tha son of Mr. and Mr* lf i rTo r mJ ii ol i on 4•o•o t h ofr * ru- ij M l o Horn a r A Scott of Wellborn. ftiirvotlftfi ■■ ■ BUT PROJECT PRICED f / THE MOST BEAUTIFUL BATHROOMS IH CENTRAL FLORIDA W ITH A W IDE VARIETY OF NEW MOTHER-OFPEARL CERAM IC TILE AND COLORED PLUMBING e r r ‘ ' V- V FIXTURES Since 1949 Sanford’s Leading Builder OUR BALKS OrriCE LOCATED AT THE COR9TER OF LAKE MARY BLVa AND W*#T CRYSTAL DRIVE • ) dtiUlsL UsnicsL \ iTflltpbftlift Sanford 1504 1 -OCOMCJ ~grrion 1tar r 3—e« fcQsn ~ * - j _ �/•~ Tfft iO!?Vfmb 9IKXini __ an a « • a««* OUBLE LIGHT A HOOK FOP HANGING DOWN I.AHGK C’. U O t T Modern Sofa Beds 1'* itllilaJitv*1*1 fOP h OMJ AND 'HOP USI' Your C htiiro of m «nv aly lcs. co lo rs and Honutti*. 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J would ruufhlv paratle. the Ei*en- J(idcd He would not ducount I ha Thia 6 . re la the ranch home «f bower rc u 'ie ia the acme of avoid­ pouibllltr that .'nhn*nn "might hrrom# a firurr around ahnm South­ sen Lvndnn R John ton whoie ing Mt.’UIIM .ieart atte-k m July baa not alopped The«e friend* Inilal John*<m I* ern and 'Veatern Democrati could km (r- it. charting in hit cunv*- reeking rn tertiooil cualittona or tally." letcenre the broad outlinr* of a at'ynmfii'a But they concede that What 'tract would auch a do. ceurve ol action for hit party in in taking the leadership in a move vclopm-'nt have on Iht choice of a toward moderation, John*on may rtmlnro? WouV it heroine an efIbe mon’.ht ahead. ‘ Johnron la Iran, lannrd and lit., become a ral.ylng point for Ibe lurt to atop Adlat Stctrnaon. the • moder*ti*«." l*il nominee, tr Gov. Avcrcil He aeena In be almovl kunting Jiirnm ar of New York? • ' with an energy which he Inca In JchoiVt dtaelaimi any Inlerent control while regaining hi* full I t* *lip;*.nj! intone and Southern a'.reogPi. All the mediral a'snv politician* gcnnally agree it’« ton point to fcl* rc'urn to active duly early to »ay what might happen. vv the Senate mayortty trader when (Conlinned From Page Onel Cuflg.*e«* convene* in January •ave many peuona from devariat- Talk o? John-on going to the conAt fir*', glance, hit ranch on the ing, lotiic-teiin tllnevV**." h» aaid. •rnlioa a* Text*’ "favorile ton’* Pederni'e* River would teem an "It will benefit th* ohole health randidri* ha* touched olf (pecula­ tion th i’ ha may have rearh td •mllkelv elate fnr (hr evolution of of the forimunlty.'* a movement which - if aurrewlut— Dr. It'id urge* viturn* of San- ii>tna *art of accord with Gov, would tiv'e the end teault of plac­ find ami Seminole County to get Allan Shtifra It waa Shiver* who ing the "model a tea" In firm con­ there blood te»t* themaelve*. en- !ed Tr.’.a* into the EDenhouf trol of the wv. Dernuuatie National murage othrr to do 10. m ate an­ cimp m I9i2 and he ia now fighting Convrnti.n Thu could midje the nouncement* of the prugiaul he. fnr eont vt! of the Male’* delegation liberal and eomm-vatlve "evtrrm fore their group*, ami etplain the to the ra'tonal convention. JO«T e iA U M U O , middleweightUta" (a* ihey i r , bring called) to proiert to their emplovea. The Shiver# fight it agalnat th t boier. goea into a flinch with hi* the part* a outer fringe*. • loyaluV liberal Democratic Kir *1 Week Srhedule; wife after tearing the llnlme*The r»nrh ha* “become a *ort ol b'trg Pmon In Philadelphia. He Firit weiv eihedule, Tbur*Hay frrcea led he Home Speaker Sam watering plae" for Democracy Nov. 17—Veino’i Grocery, l*or. llavbu n uho In turn ia regarded rerved ebout four out of en inleader* who don't Juil chance to Mam St and tteardatl Ave., Can­ generally aa John«m‘a political month tenlrrvre. With three com­ ■tnd their way there while wander­ aan, l; 0<l p. m. to 9:1*0 p. pi.; mentor in 'l'«>hlngt»n. panion* he vae }alW for Vint and ron*plfacy in con-ieel ion ing through the mriqutt* and the l leuilns a (.rotcry, Cor. K. lleneva Some p-lilirat observer* ace Ilia with e South Philadelphia gva wind nii-lcd cedar*. Dc.piLc pro- Ave. and 3rd A»e., Midway, 4:00 Johnion Shivcra Ray bum ig if^ t'atinn brawl, lie ta on proba­ p. m. to 9:40 p. m.; St t.uke’a Mi*. nent on a national committeeman tion for the reat of hia aentrnre. • ionary llaptitt Church. Cameron e« an ef'ort to bring the party City, 4:00 p m. to l oo p. m.; John uctiona hack Into »ome kind ol Burrow'* Grocery, Roreland Park. working agreement before Ihe nat'onal Ckrvention. I;U0 p. m. to I 00 p. m. Ftiday, November IS—Silver Teaai new amen tpceulaled frm.'loon Candy Shop, Cor, Midway ]y on 111.* aituetion after Ihe “ lit* Ave. aid Mater St., 'lidway. 4:00 erali” taiacd *30 ouo laat atimniet NEW YORK r — "I vi never p in io b.oq p. in ; Coo tier'* Cafe, tor am m uced graai root* cam­ U rn h ip itrr in my lilr." Cm ?ipr» Ave. and (Itnevn S u paign !» whip Shim * in the rm*That * ihat Marilyn Monroe Midway. 100 p . to. to 9:00 p. tit.; •'enlloni: » campaign ir.anagrr t j 't • aid. and it appealed to l>e true. lto*e Ella’* Fi«h Market, Cor. h'eed; .hin We money waa lurr.'d She «m)' * readily and talka ea. Since Ave* and Northward St., over la «he Democratic National r'trdly Jtout her tnterrat in act­ Midway, I 00 p. m. to 9:00 p. m.s Commdee and talk of an all oul ing. pla-'S lionk- and living tr* gen­ l.utky Star Beer Carden, Booker- dm # again*! Shiver* aubiided. eral. She alto indicated ahr waa loan, la k e Monroe, 4:00 p. m> Whatever the lop lea el atrafegy irady foe rom«nre. In 9:00 p, m. ■nay be behind the m aneum t in “ My divorre decree ffmm Joe DiMagg'n, became final — final­ Saturday. November If, San- Teaai' internal politic*, the fact ly ,“ ahe r*matkr >1 "I haven't been ford—Nick'a Liquor Star* 410 B. remama that John ion la In a key ruing out But now — who know*?" Sanford Ave., neotgelown, -10:04, poiitio.) both ai the Mate level and Marilyn'* day in New York be­ a. m. to 9:00 p. m.; Fiatier-Ful- At the national level. gin* early. lon Pool room. Cor. 3rd Si. and She ipmdt much of her morn. South Sanford Ave.. (ieorgetown, it g« oh*-rvtng the rlaviea of lew lO-OO a. tu. to S.OO p. m.; Buay *vira‘b-ir.- the itramatle r o a c h flee Beer Carden, 1007 W. 13th »ho*e pupil* included Marlon S t, Coldvhoro, 10.00 a. m. to S :00 Brando, Jam r, liran Julie Mar­ p. m.; I'hagan'a (iineery, 1000 ti*, .She’Wy M.nter* She alao at­ Soulhweat Road. Coldrboro, 10.00 tend* cl**-e* at hia actnrv' vtudm a m. lo S:00 p. nt. I vl-i all kind* of rolea," ahe Second Week Schedule? aid Monday, Noveml>er 21 , Sanfnrd u*e and en*t leva, arrewa hove But *n far nn Shake«phere. She —Cavtle Birwer Court. AHmlnie- about i ' i time* the holding pdwei read* Shrkeiprared. however. J tiatlun Itvillillngr. Caatla Brewer ■n aoftwood oad about 4 limey la a*ked her which play* of hi* the Court, 4 04 p. m. to S:6t f . m.j hardwood. liked. Ceatl# Biewer Court. Cof. »th S t DO , , . aelert a flathead acre** Sho. w-adcred and then am lied, * Mulbetry Ave., Ce«tle Brewer when the head la to be fhi-H • no comment *' She added: 'T m Court. 4:00 p. m. to 9:04 p. m.; with lb# aurfaeq or counter»uiib tot gulng to get into the aame Cattle Birwer Court, Cor. fth below the aurfare. thing did with "The Brother* KaSt. A (Hive Ave. ('<*t|e Biewer DO . , , ii*e an ntalhead a<tev* nm anv She vr* aware of the ( ouri, 4.00 p, m to 4.04 p, m.i when It i* draired to rounter*ink va«t amount of kiddinc ahe re. Spivey** (irocory. 904 I.oru*t Ave. half the head below the aurfarw llrotgelown, 4:00 p. m. to 9:00 DO . . , rhome a rouodiiead •crew when you want the entire Tiicolay. November !?. Sanford head lo It# abme the aurfare. - Hall* Bed Front G ror. Cor. DO . . . in joining two pt^' •* tmh St. A Pecan Ave, Gotdrhora, of wood, dill a hole In the firet head. 4 : 0 4 p. m . t o 9 : 0 4 p. m . ; P e n l e y ' a pier* of wood equal ta lha dia­ Aimo*f every prominent digni­ Grorrry. fiu« W. llth St.. Gold*. meter of th« arrew and drill $ tary amwig Mororran* e n on b«ro, Jeff* (iiocrrr, 10>0 | | r - heir in the i«-ond plero murk rterful mrvir Samur! Gnldwyn hand f.ir the rlim arlir ending of korv Ave, 4:00 p, m. t o 9 : 0 4 p . ^ . ; •mailer than th« eciew diameter. him .rlf ’old me that. |*U take hit the evde whirh itarted two year* E A R Grocery, Ct Cypreaa, 4 04 DON'T a arrewr horn* word fur it," -go when the French wbilked ben p in. to h 00 p. m. a procedure that Wrdnetday, November 53. SonWhen He Un't rtudying dramal- Youaarf away bcauae of hia Naford—lee'* Fi»h A Poultry Mar­ came* the act aw to Iota a large ir*. M a t lyn nflrn will prowl liona1i*t leaning* ket. 1100 \V. 11 th St.. Gold.boro, part of t u gripping power. around 'hr muteum* and book On hi* tetura. French troopa ana DOST . , . ignore the principle 4.00 p. m to 9.00 p. m.; Sutton'* •Inrra. She rnthuied about a mel- an honor guard aalutrd amartiy. of drilling pilot bolea for acrQ e rnpolitan eahibd nf Goya, her fa­ In th* findertvOK almoapherc, vl- Store, 1149 Blarkatona At#., in hardwood un!r«t you w antTe vorite aetul. • o'enre wa* juit b* ncalh the aurfare lorkhart Subdlviiion, 4:04 p , rn. rick eplitting lha*wood and ta Don't Ir-e crowd* bother her? hut the initial critical moment* to 9:00 p. m ; Sheppant'* Grocery. make It very difficult to drive the Wt4 Willow Ave.. Georgetown., 4:00 "Not terribly." .hr aaid "I have a.npareniig paa*rd olf wrll. p. m. to 9:00 p. m.; Spivey'a Groa (rw dt*g.iiaea that work pretty DOST . . , forget that the tjrv, hOI I.ovmt Ave^ Georgetown, arrowhead mill he damaged by well. I won't trll you what Iher €.44 p. m (o 9:00 p. m. are. became that would git* me Dulles Expected uiing a arrew dnter tip that U Friday, November 59, Sanford— damaged by uiing a Up that ia To Arrange Trip Ball’* Red Front Groe., Cor. 10th lee arid*. St. A Pecan Ave., Golriehoro, 4:00 DON'T neglect to' oeO To For' Eost Soon p. m. to 9:00 p. m.; Alvin’. Gro- what are tailed fltdahlng wraihfre WASHINGTON — Secretary re ry . Cor. Cyprf** Ave. and 9th when the arrewa hold malei 1| nf State Dullr*. returning from St.. Georgetown. 4:00 p. m. to 9:00 that mu*t be unfaalened periodi­ Geneva lumortaw. la expected tn p. m.: Mae’* Sundriea, I9J4 w. cally. atari arranging promptly a trip to 13th St., Goldahoro, 4:04 p. m. to 9 04 p. m.; Chicago Flat, 5423 the Far F.a*t Iti primary purport. K waa W 19th St, Gold •hot o, 4:00 p. m. learned trday. would be to attend to 9:00 p. in. Saturday, November 59. Sanford * third meetlt.g of Ihe Seuthraat Aria Treaty Organitalmn Mist* -N'Wk’a IJquor Store. 410 Sanford terial Ccunrll The date would And*. • Georgetowh. 10:90 m. m. com# pimctirre during January. lo t . 04 p. m.; Fianer.Fulton Poolroom, 3rd Cor. Srd St. and Sanford February nr March. A ait* will have M be aeleeted A*e., Georgetown, 10:00 a. m. lo 9:00 p. m l Buty Be* Beer Gar­ year In Ihe comparable period h r the tarly U M meeting. there were | , « | eatea. TTie eight pact member*—United den. 1007 BT, 131b St., Goldihoro, •HU. ) ear'* tolal inrludet 141 State#, Britain. France, Philip­ 10:00 a. m. to 9:00 p. m.| Goldaparalytic, 1C nonpar#lytie and 111 pine#, FakUlan, Thailand, Aus­ boro Bar. 1910 W. 13th SI. .Goldauntperlfted rate*. tralia and New Zealand—would bnro. 10:00 a. m. U 1:00 p. m. Both of the new eatea were In work thi« out through diplomatic Dade County, one a woman nf 41 t-achangei hi Ihe normal order of and the olher a boy of J. Neither making arianiemenla waa aperilled a* | 0 paralytic. The Mlniiterial Council will re­ ceive and act on report* from C®'*f’AMr TO GET FRANCMISR military economic and aubveralre PANAMA CITY < * - The Weal •rtivltiea committee*. WEDNESDAY — THURSDAY Florida Gat CV. will m e lv o a STARTS 9:90 franc hue lo diatrlbute natural gat In 40 World Serien garnet In Panama CHy. The move « u Brooklyn boa been involved In If “Untamed Mistress” approved yealerdtay by rtdera, one-tun derlalona. The Dodger* PRIMITIVE 1.910 919. te.t II 4 *d won 0. UNCENSORE D FUM ED IN BEAUTIFUL EASTMAN COIOR * 9:49 nod *:U ALSO Spotlight On Hollywood Sultan Yousseff Returns To Palace After 2 Year Exile NOW SERVING — ■ NOON LU N C H ES a S ^ X C K P T 8UNDAT 1 1 : 3 0 t o 2 ^ 0 XYIRWO DINNERS FROM TO I9J9 fntwrlnt Dariwo-o u d CbwHroni Drdbd Stenba ,v. 4CING “V « DEW DROP IN N “ IT-tt. OR BgnotidU U bo Mawroo. | ML Martb ef Soefetd. �t W H E R E M O R E P E O P L E DO M O R E B U Y I N G A N D S E L L I N G ! If It’s Worth A oytklof It’s Worth AdrtrtLsJnf la .CLASSIFIED ADS t-U A l r a ti ro w 3 REAL ERTATK FOR BALK 3 THE OLD HOME TO W N T1IK SANFORD HERAIJ) By STANLEY Ilfd'rH U I DAI LY 4330 00 down Ihen r s no monthly KH A (which urlude* taxe* and InHome to hr re-decorated to toll luranre) will purchaie thi* neat >«ur d r u m 1 Bedroom Cootwo bedroom home. Ha* tile •truction. Hird-wood floor*, b«th. kitchen equipped 3101 Good Neighborhood. Amelia. Total Price 19,300.00 4*no JMtWN Pint rim ing eo*t 19,433. loll) prtro. Robert A. Wlltiima, Realtor Raymond L u 4 tiiit, Aaaeeiate S ip - . Phone 1IT3 Atlantic Bank Bldg. Lota For Sale in Beat W A N T AD RATES The Following Rotes are now i|) effect. IB« Per I .in* for On* Insertion JOe Per I.in* for Threa Insertion* 14c Per Lin* for P it! Jn»*rti*n» lie Per Lin* for Each Z2 In* Mrtioni MINIMUM RATE: Me Advertiirri ir* roquet ted to s o lily lh* Want-Ad Department im­ mediately of nay error* ta Uair adi, a* n a Sanford Herald M l be tfMOMtliblo tor otly ■Uniona- WELAKA APARTMENTS: room*, , private bathi. I l l W. T int Si Rollawajr and Baby Bed* lay, Wrrk or monlh-Tel. 1423. urniture Center l l i W*H Flrat ? F U R N IS H E D A P T S . w«it lit. Or C«U at Eunlut* Coalar. I l l W ut lit. Avaion Apia. BlddM cy. 72«vW. IKK Semuaol* Realty for D*tlrab e Rnmti and Apia. Phena 17. CL' 'N furnlihed apt. Clot* la. <i l it St. Pnona il*. S ED l Bedroom Apt 133-W. <■ imercial Bulldiai 24 z 30 w ;e »how window.Located bunnris icttlem m l at and Sanford Avc. Phfifl# 1.. or Inquire at Ri*« Servicn SUtion, 2TUi and Sanford Ave. CLEAN 1 Bedroom furnlihed Apartment. Clot* w. 117 Oak Ave. Phone ilS. ____ LAKE3IA R Y ^"F unitibed Houa*. Phonn TIT or 1374-J. Yjrtiiibed one bedroom collage ■ y tba month. Se* R J. Carroll day or *v*nln(i. Flv* Point! Motel, i mile* touth on 1T-R. UM • A. » A - i , _______ ___ . P. J. rk rrtm M GarfWld WO* Residential D ulri.t ».f Sanford; *l*n sand beach fron'age on MU. M i Mataek. r . w . wn* Cryttal Lake. Call 332 after barni. Haiel I T Field A. C. 4:30 p. m. Doudney, Land Surveyor. SPECIALS New 2 Bedroom hou»e. concrete «NK PAYMENT Block con*lniclion on 4 lo'a 1 RR. . CB. Nicer Section. Com­ M.300 no. Term*. pletely furnlihed (Hom e and Furniture L ie New), WellNew 2 Bedroom hou*r. roncrele land.'Caped— Tile Bath, Hard­ Block eenMnirtion, partly fur­ wood Floor*, Automatic W aiher nlihed 17,300 00 and ttryer, only 42600. down. Ju tt one monthly payment Home 1 bedroom home. rlote-in. Appliance*, and Furniture only 43.100 UO. Il.loo. down, balance 4A?*n mo. Insurance and Ta*e« $3* «7. included. Call for appointment. ID acre farm with >mall home. Not To* Good To Re Tree « flowing we|]|, 44.343 00, $1,300 1 BR. MODERN cotUge. 17.000 00. down, balance eaiy. nearly new, overlooking fiahable i . W. MALL. REALTOR, 1-ake Jc**up (all th* privilege* Ftnnd* S u it Bank Buildiag without the upkeep'. IS minute* •Tail Hall" Phone m e from Sanford or Orlando. The m=mp» SPACIOI’S RITCHEN ARTKIRB FOE SALE it completely equipped with refrigerator, wnber, dryer, ARMY NAYT BURFLITS •love and hot water b ra trr; Palm ......................... $i 30 Gal. providing the mmt faatidiou* T-Shirt* ....................... 44c Earh with cheery working and dining 310 Sanford Ave rbone m i area. Tcrmt, but ca>h talk*. LARGE Attractive!} decorated 2 BR, CR. tile bath, ample cloiet*. wood floor*. The wellplanned (fully equipped) kitchen ha* ENTERTAINING window over the *ink. la ri* shade tree* in deatrabla ntigbSorhood. Price SIO.WO. with biu-tiie down pay­ ment. TRAILER living ii economical! GET Spactou* PEERLESS Trailer nee. Ftaae pewr ad with expenme appearing Jalouin . dey. »ied Florid* Cabana — all equipped and furnlihed. New It's Bo eoit 44.100. Will tell for $3,300. USED FU R N ITU R E Move in for |l,M0. down. To Pkcw A Want Ad ONLY 17M. jnet Call 1B21 and aak far DOWN. 3-Bedroom, CB Home th# Want Ad departaaat lile hath, ipacr heater, TV antenna, large yard for children, 3-Pr. Maple Liv Boom Suite $29 U Sanford Herald immediate occupancy, JTft.Jff U rge Loung* Chair ......... I9 U month. AIJISKKN Silver Fn* Fur. Anti­ 7-Pc. Sofa Red Suite* ......... 49 M que Furniture. Phone 3n4. Buffet 12 M READY INCOME hm Small going Ruilnet* with a t­ D rcitrr A Mirror ......... O fTTuLF^IlEK F FOB laM WHOLE tractive small furnuhed home. ChUforobe HOME FREEZER. rilONB De*k A C h a ir......... 1I.M Will pay for ilwlf in loa* than Student 9IT-W, 424 R. Room T a b le t............ H M Two Years. Recordt available to Dining Red* ......................... 3M WINCHESTER. I«34 Mo*lcl 24 aeriou* buyer. All for ONLY Metal Hollow ay Red ...................... 4 M Double barrel 12 gauae M*H,$10,300. J-Pc. Dinette* 17M mim 4 all 1919 aflrr S |> m Many More Hem* Not U .ird Only ll.ee Down NEW A USED Piano*. Spinrl-. t'prighl end Baby Grand*, Tunmg and Repairing liravcnable ill N. Park Av*. Price*. Phone IfJJ-ft. 241-09 Fli t 8L Phono 127 HOLIDAY TURRETS Seminole Turkey Fa'm loealrd no finardall m-ar (lia*e A Co. RIFT — Home* of Real Individual! Wakh'hnuae. Phone 13T-X-S4. Mr: Bnttaay Farm *rm Hornet, ,. . Eaiirly ‘ Am enm , UJira Modern, CHROME Jine'.te. B eauljretl Can vwntionat A m eek Catatlai Spring and Miltreaa. All $73. typ*«. $ S MATHER’S $ * DOLLAR DAYS $1.00 Down Mather of Sanford NOT A PROJECT! On Large Land leaped NICE BEDROOM. Private en­ BUILT lo ti: la the beat of neighbor­ trance and Bath. Pb. » » W. hood*. ewr Weelmghouto Dealer'* • ROOM Unfurnlihed Apt. (30. per M arug Waiher* month. 1W1 S. Orlando Drive. COMPLETE with ill the feature* $39 » UU Coleman Hcairra you have dreamed about »urh Phone 1319 before i p m. Pbeee 17EL a* colored General Electric 1U MagweUa Ave. Phone 3113 after 1 p, m. appliance* u « colored plumbing HEATING TWO-Brdroom Apartment. Clean, fiiture*. Fleer P an acea and arru latar* attractively turnnhed. U*e of R. 2. POPS CO, INC ^ f ir ig e and telephone. ITS, AND available at reaaonabla Park Ave. Pbewe t$«$ pneae. w*th the heat fMaerte* y n o n e 1ST._________________ * with mteimum down-paywer I Room Apt. and bath. menu. Lerry'i Meet. W. 112 Elm Ave. ian . Wellborn C. Phillips J r. Turn. Apt. 1113 Park. Adult*. QUICK CASH fee P n l l i r e . Add FURNISHED, 4 room duplex SUtre 1*41, Sulnrd'i mg Meekiew. Tp^ewrtters._Oetap art* eat. iso. per month, aduiu. fourth and Holly, Fhoha 1 1 l S { u 1 h R , OM mlie 1$ 1MI-W evenlngi.____________ ^ IT aiE N E T T E Apt*. 2 Room futntibed Cottage, Clark'* Tour« t Court. I7-92, one block Soulh City limit*. BURN. Effleincy AM. Highway — 21-92 South City Limit*. Phone 2J17-W.___ Nir* Room. Hot Water. 10I5-W. LARGE, 3 Bedroom Apt. fumUBcd MO. per month. Apply M San- an 17%. Phene M1T-W. RED-I-MIX CONKRETR Mwaele O ncreie Co. Ave. Pbewe 13 l$M CASE D C-4. GOOD CONDIm ON BRITT TRACTOR CO. Wwav 11-M Seeth Pbeee Ml L'*ed Sewing Machine, dreaung (able and piano. Cheap. 221Wait 19th at. nr Phone 344-J. Window SUIa — IJntela ATTRACnVKLY BESTONTO $M M 'm Flu* Block* — Cradle Bloeka RE— WANTED 20 RUT - » B BEDROOM HOHU - PRICED Create Trap* — Dry Well*. Miracle Concrete Cm from $10,100. te IlS.eoo. FHA G * d uaed piano, ph. 22ZJXM. 9» Elm Ave Ph. 1133 and VA (GI) >'mi need. USED Electric coin dupettier O D H A M * TUDOR. I N C drink box. Good running condi­ Builder* of Finer Hornet ft tion. Ideal for beer storage box. Can be **en a t The Sanford Florida Living. Herald. $40. Sale* Office—3123 So. French Jiv e SWEET Hamlin Orange*. $] 0Q Bu. $ !» « ■ » . B. W. Lord, Phone I3IT-W. VW" ta HELP WANTED 10 1 4 - BOYS \\ ANTED for Paper Rnulr Mti*t L- t2'i year* old. Apply Fla Tinic* Union, tew* W t*t m WANTED — Rnutrman Guaran Ircd iilary 4(3 per w«vk plu» rnmiuiiiion, You ran nrl a good Income if you art- witling In work. Phillip* Colonial Clean rr* Y* Phon« call*. Apply in per*on. BTRC1AL TICKS -14 ACROSS 1. Front ptrt of leg 3. Begone! 9. Vocal quality in Solitary il. Fine t.ne of • letter 12 Mountain* *So Am t Tidy 13 Enemy •cout 14. Moly bde­ num <•> nt t 17. Flex atra 19 Chief goi i [tahyl. t Jit Parhelor of Science tabbr t 21. Mecaxv iltiar I 22 Angle of fault vein S3 Climb by crawling S3 Turktah tltlea 2*. Electndcd partirle :s Sotitheiil iabbr » 30 Wavaidv hotel at. ttapped 31 Note i*f the »x*!e 34 Body eif water 33 8u»peni| 34 A deep.tlun pigment 3* Entertain 39 Kind of poem an in thia place 41 A »on of Adam Weri. N ov. Ifi, 10R,v Vage 11 CROSSWORDS <2 Keel-billed cuckoaa IHI33 N 1. Soaki in liquid 2 Hourly 3. Fsr*tlettera of one a name 4 Medieval boat 5 Strike* 6. Fur of New the rabb.t 7. Partirle of Zeaaddition ground elvea land * Abounded Feel* trea It. Rebuff Border 34 Cut 13 Fuh 31. Fnre-and* 37 Mimia 11 t'aparity fur aft ngged 31. Eveltenduring veaiel mation 1 'km: 3 '//j II H m jW d l 10 '3 r % 1A If <1 >/y 21 22 14 23 £3 2% 32 3i »a ii 14 it n 10 )*> lb 14 <1 20 Bpwetlwg 4 1 11. W / // 33 % 37 )b 40 39 at 2 4$ Vi ll-a 29 PROFESSIONAL SERVICES 24 Uum paon S tu d io o f n n n ein g Fo* Tmt — Walti — Swing Rumba. Samba, Tango, Wa mho, 2.317 Mohawk P. O. R o i 397 RAD IO 19 —R ato n / Baato/ TraHera— 19 BORSON b 3 1 ■g. Rrewey neatmg M. G. IIOIHJKS g*rv*«e on All Water I’umpa— Well* Drilled — Pnaaea IT—A im * 4 ltfn ES TWAtl.KKS Paela Read Pbeee 7te 1T/H1K landing and ftnuhlng FOR SALK — '.34 Ford. 2 Spood (deaotng. waling. Serving Semi­ \xl-*. Van body Kxrollcnt mnnole County atnre 1923. 11. M [ dilnm Ph 33inir-r Park, .3 anil Gleainn. lathe Mary. 19- AirTOMOBILK BRUfcRBB -14 1NSTAI.IATION of Linoleum, CarCARS pet*. Tdc*. ftOUenT SOLD TRADED S nuford l.iniilrum A T ile Co. ■ay Reef* I lM Car* 127 W. i*t St. I'hono 1917 Sanford Ave. 4 lltka St. INSURANCE DEBIT — Sanford Rctidenl. Career, opportunity for man 23 to 14 with car. High *rhi«d graduate. 4**3 m a wrrk tiiit* rommiMiun P* -tart. 2««*a ~ ~ JIICYCLK P A IN T IN G Metcalf Kiiddmg, Orlan in. Storage until X-3la* Mawlev'i Bike Shop ADULTS — Male or Female for 310 E 4th SC Pliooe 2(34 Honda Tlrrea Idikta. ittoiur rouief YUIvt have car ami Far Retter riumMag r**h IKind. Apply IW W. Id St See ar Cali W. J . KING Man fur alradv work to ,\ur*ery Swath Park Pkawe M and tireenhoove. Call 13.37 \\ , hcti»ren 12-1 and after J. lloute cleaning - Window*. Wall*, He rher’i Nurwrv Floor*. Phono D. C. Caldwell, 1149 J. I0A HELP WANTED in 3 4Frmalr) RNVKUIPKS, ictlrebrart., Matemeat* mvoieea, bind bill*, and p r o g r a m t. etc Prugrem ea WANTED — Eapenenred W'aiiPrut nag Co., Phone amt — 403 re»*e*. Apply Mr* Appleby a Wevt iflh St. Hr.taurant, I'K South Park HEATERS — Cleaned. Repaired SUPER TRADING POST and Serviced. Phone Il.n |( W A N T E D IM H K D IA TK I.Y U rge Round Tabli ........... IIS'*' Uilv tor mir Sjnliir.l tlllirr. 3tu*t Library Table "j*» to- r*|MTicnir*l in general oilier P . m . C A M rim t.H Camp Cook Ga* S lo w * ........ 3 jo Geweral Cewtrarlor Maple Writing D«**k 22w dutie* Call Mr. Monel, 4 2311. •Ttorne* of DiaUnctlnei** Corner Chin* Cabinet 2.3oo tlrlando. 111 Way 17 9* Phone 1447 Tank Varnum Cleaner .......... 23Ml HM'AL Sale* office nerd* woman 20 Gauge Shot Gun .. 70 (« Space ilcatcri ami FI wr Furn­ over 13 year* old for full time U rge Pnrrrlatn v*<mfl *tn*e 17 30 ace* Liberal Trade In. permaneni work K»penrnce in Soper Trading Pom Da 17 9: Bookkeeping, and gen keepu_. Typing . I Mile South Phone Wlt-W eral office work n rre n a n Phone for appointment 2*49, 7tv Cu. r t. COLDSPOT Refrigera 31r. Steven. M Alfc i IL 1 T tor. |M Phone IIH7-J. "LADIES — Space lime ran be Phone ti l ] 1991 Sanford A*e. U X 24 Aluminum la*uver». 41 nu. dollar lime when you ar*; hu*v Ccmenl paint, \ lh pkg 40r. •riling Avnn Prodnei* Opening* GATI.IN im O TH H IW 90 lb. Roll Roofing, $2-30, 4 X in for tm rere women. Contaet Mr* Dragline and Bulldnter Service Eiterior Plywood 44 00. G«a Juanita Ruavell, P. O. Bo* 973, Phone*: 2221 — Sanford, 2233— Plmr Furnare. 30.000 BTl' Orlando."_____ ______________ Gontva $39, S ga. A*phiIt Roof ceiling. $2 00 IIWORE WANTED - t l OHI-AND'i Morning Seolincl, Or Sanford Freight A Salvage lando Evening Star. Call Ralph Ml Heat lal. S|. phone 1M I.AWNS MOWED be Jerry T/>rd. Hay, JI41-J. Free eatimate*. Phone 1317 W UEBARY BAPTisT I HL*RCH will PLUMBING hold Hummaga Sale Friday. EXPERIENCED Colored m ud Ore trace and r t a w m l . Frew November :$ at 2IT Sanford de*trei day work Ph. 3120 J, estimate*. S. L Harvey. 9>4 Ave. from 9 - .7 30 p m. Sanford Ave Phone IMS RETIRED ENGINEER waol* full 20 ' ADMIRAL TV. Radio. Record or part time work. 30 year* In 14-1 INNUBANCP -141 nlavcr comblnallnn. Mo*l Sell heaitng. air conditioning and *p Parly leaving lown Can he »een pinner* S a l a r y vemndarv. at Home Service Co., 323 San­ Write W II Crofnoi. Rl. 1, . Rate* to ford Ave. Bo* 99. Sanford Policy bolder! Jaha WMUmm Ins. AgwaT F re e T u rk e y ’s nt E rh o l'n CHILD CARS in my home :i» a n BnafieJ AUanlic South Frrnch. Mr*. Ethel With Purrh**e of $4 MrCay, ECHOLS Quilttop Set , . Rrg $|.19 Trade . . $99 00 (Twin or DouUfr Siae) II RIMHWERB nPPORnrwmKS II LUXURIOUS Foam Rubber Set IS M IT K B AND PERSONALS IS Reg. . $139 Trade . . . $129 no F in an rlal Independenre KING SIZE Hollywood Bed Go into bu*inc*i lor your»e|f! (lxvn If vou haxe an Alcoholic Problem, 40 X'M 31.lire*. \3rtle P. It Ho* I2H or Phone a paint More in your loxvn I’aini *0 X M Bo* Spring 7310 Alrtwdicv Anno* nunn eypenence nece»*ary. W e llHeadboard (iVm rainr Plai(ic) known and lonc-e*iahli*hed New IT - AUTDMORIUtg ■ TRAILER* Reg. 1179.00 England manufacturer will equip I1M.S0 new More wtlh neceoary fur­ CHOICE nf Many Different Suttri niture, fialurei and complete 1911 MODEL A. T/v»l» giand, mm Rookra*# Bed •tor k of paint product* nr equip giHKl, Good tiro , 2I2U Orange Double - firm e r eaolmg *lnre >urh a* lumber Ave. U rg e Mirror yard*, roncrele product*, floor Matlrra* _ covering, hardware, etc Loca­ ~ ATTENTION HUNT KBS " R«g Spring tion obtained by you. Original Cordell * Garage hi* a few ti*ed $ 1 8 9 . 0 0 -----paint Hock financed on rnntrn- 4 wheel drive JEEPS for »ale. ECHOL S -Day Or Nighler'* Sofa, tent term* after down payment. BETTER HURRY, Son E. 2nd SI. Platform Rorkrr Chair Slate in reply addretv, phone Choire of Covering number, and rnnvement hour It M l MP YOU I* aw US before jum^bwy. Open Kvetuagi and for interview Our representative 91 IMS will contact vou Replica hrld in BUY NOW and gel a 10 . 12 IJi confidence Write P O. Bo* *JM, Turkey FREE! Vero Beach, Florida. P alaR i, Fla. ■ d O L R B ID D IN G 0 0 . ' * " a Gwadn Ktiarwde flafew k Device 9*4 9 l>l N4 >9 . FURNITURE- I w v e im a ii I II r>« M l l l a Raw ■ tu n a *,!• w *fti a t an *>t* ▼wtiiaai •••« • a i* H o l t »#»• • o l l 'i a l * a t ( t i a a e m ’ v a* I i r t l i i a * *>■ a O t* l • i) Car a t < 4 r f la M i l "11" F a r K u ala L O S T AND FO U N D 21 i •« bi*M ratuma I 14 F a l l a l N a t l a u aIti w a DaaaMiawa LOST — Reaglc. Will the lady I *I M la s t I* walking down Elm with three II H It :*# a'a children nlra*e irtuin dog to 11*4 )1 Off 213 W. lltlh SI. Buv year Furniture nt Hairy*! Waeehawa* Fare . Co . at 991 W. kit St Aft aabaaaQy ifv . far wiuip it wacahoinenore*_____ Sr: raraiatv U-KI.KITCICAI. FRIGIDAIBE appliance*, «alc* and »erxire G II High, Oviedo, FI.i I'Ihuio 1131 or San fold IUl7 33 alive f. |i ill__________ o f f ic e l u t a r e g m HAYNES Olflre Machine Co, lypewnterx. adding machine*, Sale* llcnlal*, .lit 3lag . Ph 41 34- RKAITTY PARIilRJt in • 41 • II a II 4 >1 • 14 t 41 • 14 a 44 I ** I l* • tx I 41 • It • 14 I* 4* II II II It il M lli»4 Kyn-ltewi Hcntily S hop |ft« E 2nd. | Phone 3A1 SEE 4 red th r llalntyllit. lor an t i l l Individualired Cut, li ta I la For 31 I. 3'our Heaulv Need* rail 1 I* I «a IL trrie ll'n llen tlly Nook I '. I ta Phone 9il HO S*i Oak Axe. (Open exrnmgi by appointment.) a• *a 'F’or the heal, rnme to 1'rlrr 1'aul’* lleaulv Slioppr Will gixa- home permaneni. Phone 1*9, tin Mag­ nolia. IJ4UNDRV sr.nVVHR an#* oa Im rm tat ChU Ta Hava araclaaa Viva V a a lin Jaaabaaa* Wav* *•«•• irtlH l C3*a •p<arn t l a Olaaiaa f a c tir 'i O ali* Mara'.ar Pavellaaa ttaim-ftr Tim* W «ll II Mia* M -r-iai 34«l-4lva llaia anK Thai* 1444 C1« * Mawa ta ll ClaV eiawa or MaUtr Warll a t laaa illM IM I R*4I* Farm P T ilt Tixiintar Hvtlna* Nawa Har lo o xVnrM At Th*aa Jail la th • \a* * ItaiaM Pra, Itav Taan Tim* - ana Taaa Tin** One hour - Wa*h and Damp Dry One hour '* • W*»h *n<l Dry Fold Fmi *licd I sundry Saiii'one tit* cleaning S o u lhhidc l.nunilronint South Side liKHtinait tlldg. 104 K**l !3th SI. A/VR.2bt4 • *1 a X ••. • i ul; C If nil Ih s hoard qunlity Inmltep feel we have eolil were laid end to end, it would reach from Maine lo C alifornia—by wav of Ju p ite r! Q uality, seasoned lum ber mean* good eon■ trurtion. Si^y u* fu r the b est »n W v w fa lta W o v w f Hill IUMRFR S SUPHV Y A R i) •B 3 Owl W«t �-• ^ T yF ' ' „• ;•:_: y r - : . : - ^ , * - ■••-■.- •'-r ^ T ln i t r f ' M y * ’ ■•'* •’ * ? v r***’r ?T*'’v~ ■ - Y .n r - • — "■r ^ ^ W ____ ■ •- a t e _________ - ’T " ■$>. A FULL W EEK O F M O N EY ON THESE LO W * _____ _ . m BARGAINS PRICE THANKSGIVING PRICES GOOD NOV. 17th THROUGH NOV. 23rd THANKG&VIMG TURKEYS SEABROOK FARMS r — or f p ^ncm STYLE BEANS .oETABLES Pr.AS CHOPPED BROCCOLI LIBBY’S MORTON’S OVEN READY SLIC ED PUMPKIN ARMOUR’S STAR 16 - 20 LB. TOM mg Peaches KINGAN’S RELIABLE READY TO EAT 12 - 14 LB. BORDEN’S “POP-OPEN Kingan’s Reliable Roll WILSON'S CERTIFIED CELLO EACH DEJ.JCIOUS BAItBEQUKD ON - THE - SPOT S H U R F IN E CRANBERRY LB ROLL LYKES SUGAR CURED SLICED WILSON’S CERTIFIED P IC N IC SAVE 30c ALSO FRESH WHOLE PORK LONG ISLAND D U C K LIN G INSTANT THE BEST IN WITH THIS STEAKS COUPON LEAN MEATY NECK F.F.V. CHOC. CHIP FRESH CHESAPEAKE fcAY ONLY SHORTY SW IFTS JEWEL ^ FRESH OCEAN SPRAY ■LIMIT 1 WITH ORDER PLEA SE- CHOCOLATE VANILLA YELLOW Cr y st a l s LIGHT BROWN DARK BROWN CONFECTIONERS d ix ie FRESH LOCAL TENDER PKGS. LARGE BOX NORTHERN PAPER �! 1 ! Wht ____ _____________ root n v ttiru DEFENDS TOUB ftlC li. TO W O O i H a n fo r d f e r a lf t • AN INDEPENDENT DAIT/T NEWSPAPER HANFORD. FLORIDA VOLUME XLVI Patrons 0( Rifz Theatre Will Vote For Personalities On* of th# moft intereattng feature. of th* National Auditor* Award* election being currently ronductH through No*. 17. In which patron* of the Rita Thratr# will partlcirat*. it th t aelectlon of the moat pmmiaing now malo ant! female perinnalitlea. Thnu'andi of aaplting actor* and actTfaar* atonn the Hollywood itudlnt each year for trail, »aitl l!*rb Roller, manager of th* Rita Thratre hrra. Relatively frw ar* alcon) to contract*, ha **itl, and ont* a *mall percentage of thc«* raath itardom. High coat of film production maktt director* reluctant to ca*t Ttew fact* hi itellar rolea became of the uncertainty of their *#fcptanr# by the public. Thl* audlence eltction, Manager Roller *aid, will ghr# dlrrtlnr* a tiearrut Indication of what new perlona have public appeal Moviegnera demand new face*. Carting director*, therefor*, are •l*rt for n»** talent. Since, how. ever, ratting director* ar* not Infallible, public expreialon of ft* choir# among th* new pervonalitie* I* rxpected to bring la light th* hidden potential of many pew player* and thu* accelerate their ti*# to aUTdnm. Collins Says Track To Have 'New Look' LONGWOOft— A va»t program • f Improvement* and ad til Inn a U virtually ow plat# at tho SanfordOrlaade Kacioal Club where Jerry Collin*, well-known racing axacitiro ha* taken over a* now op­ erator under a 2ft-yea.* lewv* a grew* meat. (YlBn* aay* th* trarh will have "new look" when th* M-day moot open |Vc. U . Central Flor­ ida raring fan* ran get a preview of the modern Ited plant during arW xdiv race* which will run for two week* atarting Dae. f t. a A full errw of workman will h* h»pt boay putting on the fmtihlng louche* hnfnrw the I9SS-M rampahm awmg* Into action, Imt the in a f r Jo*1* hnv* he*m ew ip ietn Id tht* early data. The change* Include a now odda hoard on th* hack-atretrh, a new rabbM rail, a mmpietaly new raring atrip which ha* boon widen­ ed and ral*«d llm u l two feet, a new Jmige'a Hand atop tha frandataod togwthor with a K lo finnh earner* booth, a new ting it Ham both, on tho track and bt th* grand«tand. a new pwMie addr*«* and Intercom aye* teen piua a eomplHa redecorating and mfurtiiihing job on axiatinr aactiona of th* plant. Collin* make* no effort to bid* ki* pl«w*uriw over th* retuha of tha sweeping alteration*, commer.ting, **l'm pnvid of the way thing* ar* taking ahap*. and I beHava tha fane a rt gomg to Mr* k loo.- Movieland Ride-In Screen b Changed To Cinemascope The widely pwbkciaod Cto*ma- ■rope *M becom* ■ part of the touvtoland Rid*-In TheHr* Sun­ day whan I k * kontutfciM” la faahafwd an Mlo ocrooit Iher* hi a two-day rtmwtng wttfi Burt Laiw raatar and Diana Lynn Mmod k Th* brand new arroan al Ute Movieland kada-fn ntaoawm SI feat in width and IS toot in brtght, which haa boon kuttaUod along with Ih* modern k. C, A. lew d and projection equipment, under Ih* direction af W. D. “Bill” Hoff­ man. RCA Kngtaoer, who k a k m l raaident. Th* taaUAaUoa wa( rompietod bp B lf c r d Bootrie Company. Th* Cioomatonpo acreon la Juat one of the many modem Improve­ ment* lhat ha* mad* ■ aria mora enjoyable. ★ ★ * THUtfiDAY. NOVEMBER IT, IMS l i N P r w l<w i < Wirt No. 33ft. Jennings Randolph Be CofC Speaker Kiwanians Have Ladies Night Tha Diitnet C.ovarnnr ad Uwaiti« Inlcrnaticinal, Fl«nda IHavrvct. ipnfce l*«l msht at tha inn a* I Lad.*i Night ccleoritton ad too l*nford Kiwsnia Club. Thorn** W. McElvy, rleo-prealdrnt of th# Havs-Tsmpa Cigar Corn piny of Tampa. *iUt k >war mrmberahip In tha Kiwani* Club, told ao audirnea od Dearly ?oo lhat “ you yet heartwarming atiuranr* when you **# KlwanU •ervicr rom* in contact with the real need." Introduced hv U. G«v Ralph Auattn Smith. McElvy praived the local chic club for It* actlvilc*. “ I know that I am on the *uni*t •tde of my )ra r a* your Dutriet Governor, hut I lik* to prat** ihnea who have don* exceptional work in tarrying out tha Kiwaai* plan of aervte*." Speaking on the aim* of Ih* Kiwant* Cluht Ihmuchout it* inter­ national organuation. MrEIvy told th* Taruh Hou** audt*nc*. “Since Octob*r 12, 1941, I'v* ***n a lot of Ktwant* in action. You grt IhrlRt and napiraton out of that »*rvtc« that will com# from no cth*r aourc*.” Attending the Sanford Kiwania (lub'a Ladtr* Night ovrnt u gu*at* od tha local club word luoatll A. Cole, od tha Downtown Orando Club, and hia wife; Carol Crist may, of the St. Cloud Kiwani* Club, and hi* wifo; and William L. Wright, of tho New Smyrna Roach Club, and bla wife. Sealed al lb* hcAt UU« w an Thnmaa W. UcEIvy and wlfo, Ralph A. Smith and wilo, Rapert Strickland and wl/t, Roy Brewton, KI U na and wife, A. L Wilma and wifo, F. B. Surgbto and wlfo, and Roy Uann and hia wlfo. The annual otont waa climaxed with entertainment itaged by Ed Lane. Ha bHroduetd Julio Byrd aod Pat Cotain, who danced and long their way through an uouiually ootoyabl* portioo of (ho awning. BUI Worth onterlalnrd with aang*. ontl fey ant Ham*oa himiahed «M laugh* with hi* ImHatfoat. Frieda Weafrher P irtlr tt«*a<i'v ceniral p*v#tVm this lllrino'ii, tonight anil Friday with ««wler temperature* tonight ia4 fridar. Local Group Fortunate Seminole County Blood Test Survey Is Launched Today (OUMIHRIONKR HEISCII \O l.l M E HRA—Chairman of th* Board af County Commitiionet* John IV. Maiich bcrnme* th* firti perton in Raminoi* County to volunteer for a dtial-.hccl blood 1**1 in tha rounty-wid* Blood Ta*t Suivev Icing *uon*oir,l bv th* County Health Unit. Shown givinr Mrltch the blond tr*t ar* lira. Hulda Kthbee, Public Health Nttrie. and Hr*. Arthur Beckwith Jr.. Sur­ vey Clerk. I Photo hv Jam nont Publics Response In Parade 'Amazing Local Outstanding Young Man Of Year To Be Chosen Soon A aeorrb 1* on for Samlnol* County'* outstanding young man of Ih* year who will receive Ih* Junior Chamber of Commerce Diatlnguiahed Service Award. Official nomination blank* can b# picked up at th# Jayeoa Infoimo­ tion Booth at th# Intersection »f North Park Av*. oad Semlnol* BouUvanL Deadline for balloting In th* Im­ portant •election from tha com­ munity la Dec. IS. Member* nf th# Seminole Coun­ ty Junior Chamber of Commerce, a lung with th#' official* of the organiiation, urg# tb# eitiirna of Seminole County to take part in the rhon.ing of tha community.* outstanding young man of Ihe yaot. “ Reipoot* In th* a p p td tor final* and parilcipillon In lb* Jayree^Merchant* Awociation Pa­ rade ha* hern romrihing terrific,** •aid Jayrre Chrutmat Parade Commit;** Chairman Ed Himt loday. “ W* expect Ih* bigg**! and be*t parade *v*r held In Sanford.” Hunt remarked a* he told of Ih* reuw d plan for Hi* p r im to b* awarded Ihi* year. ’’Du* hi th* IrriMttrimi* roaP,*o»c.“ Hunt laid, “tf ha* bo*a nrcetiary lo rvvlt* Ih* award* »o that rvrryon# will hav* an op­ portunity iv eumpei* ta tho parad*.” Ca»h award', reported Hunt, will be divided bcuecn th* mer­ chant* and the civic, fraternal and rhurrh urganiiitiom. Prlita log Ih* float* entrrrd by merchant* With Ih* Ifiting of John W Meitch, r h a lim n of the Hoard of County Commmtorer*. Ihe Semi­ nole County Illrvid Bank Tr-t Suriev •*» officially launched today. Th* luMfv, which I* being con­ ducted lo delarl caiet of diabctr* and ivphilia among pertnm who ar* not aware of their ronditiom, will eon..nu# through Saturday, Dec. 2 On the firrt two day* of the *urI*y th* blood telling hrarr.i will tw in operation at vatlou* pmntt ta Midway, Canaan, lluiriaml Park and in l^k e Monroe Irnm t p, m until • p. m. Saturday. No*. II, th* aurvry will be in operaDow in Sanford with 1r*tinc at a t ion* **( up cm South Sanford Av*. and on Weal 11th St from 10 a. m, until I p. m. During th* tacond week of the aurtty, th* loam* will b* opera, ling lo the Gold (burn and George­ town leclxma of Sanford, while Ih* third werk will b* det tiled to thr otlter fnmmunilioe in Ih* county and In downtown Sanford A rom. plete achedula tor the third week telling itotiona will bo rtJraved •I o liter dalo. Ever)on* In tho county i* urged lo lake advantage of thia wnmlerfnl opportunity to find out lor *ur* about hia health at no con to himi*lf durtag Ulla blood teat rampalgn. Motorists Make Annual Meeting Slated For Dec. 6 Lallimore Stresses Vegetables, Fruits Must Be Inspected At ■ we1I.»tten.le.| meeting *f t ii* The prln lpa I • pe*Ver for Ih,* he 'emiflolr ( cuipfi «nmi»t "'ectiiig ,.f ih, ScmiroU R<p»*u Tu**-i*y nigh*. Vlnrif* t'e. Aunty C!iamber of t mu n n r , will pv-tment nf tgricnlture Regiaral h# • noted atrllne* evecutive, * Supervitor B. I attunnr, ttretvel former member of the l mtr.l 'he fmi^ctfon of ftult* and vee*. Ftate* Congre**. and mi outilaml- '»h!nv hr*de,| f.ir r n u U 'i thin igH|pg induttlill leader, c.uth the country. Jenningt llandnlph. »**i*t*nt •« , enverod di'h anpIh* prevalent of Captta! t l t i r e i , ,m e .l m the Cut ,-e Calmer* a fmniar e*ng*e»*man, and ar. Building at Snminnl, ||i ch Schnnt ^ claim ad •< one of \ 11c ca'i time than TA membei. of th* mn»t lUmutatlng apeokan, willj Seminole County t*rrant;atlnn addle,, the a- rital I'nfC meeting gi eted lh*ir new It..aid nf pif*1 the Mayfair Inn Tuevilay ector, a tec led at a ptavloUa maeteveninc, Dec. A. aeimdins to »n trg. The new Semlnol* Count* Capital Airline* evecuUv* Jenn- a.mmiTi, emeut today b) luhn Cut- farm lluieau B»iid of Diiectnra paitick, chatiman of the An- aia; \V, IV. I.lna, pre«identj Chatla* irg* Randnlph, Itual Meeting Committee, lawvon, vice provident; Boon** Randolph, of t\e ,t Virginia. t‘Aiter, ’ *w*.e-a# •ecrvtarvtreaaurar; »Ftii iBrr- itfaM iirr; Elmr.im* aerved It year' In tie lloii'a of er Milrhel, rhafrman of publlelty ,.l II Florida's Sale (C* L'aatiaued an rage l ight) romniltte*. , nd R. II Mnirhetl, O f U.S. Savings R- Mclilll. Tom Mcljin . R F. Roechirk, and C. II Eativer, *• Bonds Increasing member* l.itt* and Carter a-a ■erviog thejr fourth term* in of. October rnnllnned Ih* year*! fice. tr*n,| of reenrd breaking purehaae* «f It, S, Saving* Bondi aff . I. We,l. nf I f , Klnri.la Cltn* nm ling tn W. A. fatrtek Chair­ • r.| legrtible Divl.lim, ta bear man of the Seminol* County Vonut th* atatement made hy B. luntovr Saving* Bond* Committee. Ijttifni.re ef the flttrida DepartAn Owen'horo. Ky man in San- ment „f tgW .ultur, toM the mem“ Salas in Kloiida w ar* 1/1.010,912. an increaie of 22 per e e n lj,0 ,,^ **Wi’» tlct V today open, n r« bera. “invpeetlon or fruile an I o v e r laat year a hi Ih * Sa(gghw#i[offic#* in the Mctvch Building for vegetable' i« eo liiel, voluntary aala* fo r the month ainco 1*4 1 “ h il loan company formed recently, and benefii. th* f*lmer.•• h i* report u k l, “ and brtiyga aur I Robcr' K Mahan, with 1* yearv An award h i , T'orntec) th* • la ta aala* to iie ,0 7 /i,M * fo r the | ■•tpciieo.a in ih# neevli and want* , __, “” *1 farm nrg*Mi**t|nn «n behalf y e a r la ( V I 31." , K’, rC.rpnrat!On ' , . . r ’at . . ,h:M2 - , TMcuch n. t »»>• a — ca, m n ..,.., MVhila Elm; la aeetiu atauied ]:la)*n hrdti allow for th* p m p(ay*d recent 4Hy# fne a I w J w t. Robert R. Mahan Opens New Offices For Loan Company "7* iSniffJT ?4 pn i r , 1EM3 11 mr Intrd ipfis-# m t , re«-fT Hi and two month* atill lo|im*R la*r urn panv laautng loan. c*„nl*^*F, a Pnxr* foe ih* floala entered hy _ _ _ civil, (ralrmat. and aburrh nrav • « figuin*. accnding U. prior Mahan laid that T have been rjen-,,ta fT.,.. n laniraiton* will he tha aam* ai J my l / f l f J U U C j j I U I ntiMr C*iiit«r * year*' aaloa |>atrm«, ar* foiling1coming lo Florid* for »rv*iali and lum thn*r for Ihe mrrrhanl*. Mil '.lin on th# ttA'M florid a motceriala art lb* paoplc •owewhal aliorl of the I'i'a billion , ,,,* a.irf m paiving t!in»u,:h giro Judge* wdl chon, ihe tarvow* ron««ntieo hel.l |a Tails!.*.'#* calegonra on tha hawa of th* who ea* make Dee. I a iiicceufiil objevtiio »e< he the Trnaatiry fur to like Ihe rilv “ He added, “ I hava were heard. Th* two loral f*, float* bw*l depicting the them* of I D (Sifo lirtvlngi Day ami with- IfiftS. AImhiI I.'.* million nf a<kl#d been in rompondmee l.m, wilh meo rrpreipntnl (he th* parade. "l*C i Put Chrlal out thfir help all Ihr appeal' will •■tea will le ueetlni In reach the Ih*- Serntnol# County Chamber of County »*«oci»tion. llark Into (linilm ai.’* | taller hy th* way vide, declared nalKvnal goal, 1‘atltrk will. ( ommru-e for th* part tight or ttfficnli point out that many “ We hav* had tlable p r im fur n'ne m,.nlhi " In addition lo taih awarila, prl- State Hignway T’atrol Director 11. tha pa at there year*, tha over-all “T1.# prog real nf tha city of Ran *f Ih* Elm Ida Eaini Bureau *igna tea will be awarded to ih* beat N Kuiir.an today. coitumrd individual and Ih* brat Xirkman mad# the ilalemenl a* ro il of living •honing leaa than 'orri amt lit arra at writ •• Ihr with meuther* phi nr „o them haw decora led bicycle, lira* priia will l.e app, lie,I (• motoritli to loin I per root fluctuation,” I’aiti.k furward looking future here helped not a* y»l been picked up r a Blue Hihh.ui white th* th# anctmd annual erne day nation l>oinle,1 out, “an,I •>• lum onjoy-j c .miner in* lhat I wanted to rome memlier* ar* a .r *u to K*| (het* Herlong Will Return receu •econd pru* w,ll he a Red Rihboa vide drive, urging driven and ped iikg Mi* higheit level of pertooal I.. Rante d and grow with growing • ign* at tn# **,i B1„ lln(|< Inconva tn hiatory, and n a hopr award. C o m ifl'ind T," Malian who l» pre* To Capitol Soon In order kw Ihe loo group*, hr eilrian' !c, take It *a»i*r on thrrt (i,, Amerhan pi->pl# will pot i w i i nfeut of In# Remmoi* lavan Corpiw-j Ivek tow vrd Ih# hoapital and lha in .Saving. BomJi vnovigh of th#ir Congr*f*m*n A. S. (Sydl Her­ 11 ontiourd a* pig* Eight> gravryinl |eanving* to meat th# Traaaury'a alinn, 'aid long Jr., today announced from hit Mahan whn la marriad hav al ' “Wt will hav* w.lh nt. Inn kind* Lteiburg office lhat h* will return ready m.vrd hia family In Sanford; »J driven and Iwn kind! of pedeato Waihimton cm Nov. 22 to ipend Miss H. Appleton and haa purrhkvrd a home at Jton trwna m Dee, I, Ihe lime ai Thankaitving with hit family II* t o Deliver Public fvery other day in Ih# week---- . J. S. Owen Reports Key Aie Wuli him ar* hi* wife •ill remain in Waihingtnn h r tV Mrhi and ntnr-yaar-old daughter, (oliowini, two w*rka to attend rx“Hia rireful motonH and th* Inn ruth* tPttlon hearing* of Ihe Ka­ Lecture Here For Squadron Duty doateara limi* nut hehtnd Ha* Th# effectlvneia af prayer Hi tlaartng wheel: th# Iwn typra of Ja tr* i I . Owen, penonnel man Ihe to yaar old loan rompany ox- Tb# official pi'bltcaiion of the rl** Ta« Sibeommitle* of Ih* Hou*o Wav* and Mean* Cnmntiltt*. leal'ng problem of daily lift will rwdeiiriani. will be there loo, the •econd tie**, DSN. wit of Ja m n tnillva waa formerly connecletl American Hiahman Brcederv A»with Ih- Inter.!*!* Financa Cnrpnrof which hr la a member. be the tnpir of * free public lee- quick and the dead C Owen ol III'. Magnolia Are , and allnu for IS y e w where he gained awialnm, the "ABBA New*”, d*. Hs enliro front pag* to a Ilerlon; alto ataled lhat hi* I^e* tur# on Chriatian Rcienc* to h# An, whil* it behoove* ua nave* hu>band of Ih# former Mil* (lladyt burg office will remain open at u* ‘delivered in Sanfocl, Sunday, Noe. to paai up th# opportunity to ip- R K aux of Buffalo. N Y. r*pi*1rd a thoriiurn knuwieftia of lha b,*r p ctnr# hhoung ihe rrr'#ntatwv<i necli I of award* for the ehan.pl,w buU tal until Dec. IS Th* Dlitrict of =?' h»Appleton of Bo.ton, ^ ,7u to . m ^ u r life" -a t< th# Naral Air Rtallon, Jackson­ row#*.' came to Sanfwd Hut ahead of ,d Ih# National Riahiiun Show (•CO will b* at*ffed by Mra. Audrey wv, ?1 „ hjv. .e, „|d. Dec 1 ville, Oct 27 lor duty with Com Ih*“ I bu«v I'tirtitm ii aca.'Ki when which w*» won by Kmivorer Min,# MH. Applatnn will apaak under d | , hril * t b f| r i„ , |ltl^ pm it# Rqiiadron U C. Wil<(am*on and Milt Carol* we ran n<-*t t#rvr Ihe nerd* of the Jtlh. throe vcar-old hull owned the autpfrtt nf F tnt Church of h. rA, , n ^ Wetlhorly. who will handle any pro. Tlio tquadrtn prnvtdea aerial local citiacnh ' Mahan laid, n» 4 Dii.Ja and .S«n« of Corn* h’emt which m ar art*# In Ih* Dit- Chrlit, Sciential In th* Srmic.nl* photographic rrrnnnaicance In ihe Th r nrwr local ra c m liv e taut lhal Earlier. In aa appeal. Got ColShown In ihe picture ar* tlnrac* m rt during U r Cangm am en'i ab- High School auditorium al 1 p. in. fleet, and drtarhmenta aarvt aHer aubject will ha Chriatian I n* tald: "Tit# purpnie of R-D Day board attatk aircraft earvirra when h* i i a m rm her of lha E lk 'a Club, FuKurd, herd,man Dr. Eugenia Srlaner: A Religion of Demon- ft to ahiw that mninri'U and pa- ever rwcpi.red by Naval Cummltl th* M a i'l.ic U id rr, A m rn ca n I c Eerrn, Ilngnta. Columbia, S A ; gion to A N. amt Ih* Y rlr ra n a of prr.#nling a aiiver plate awarded Jaalrtani ran redurr Iralftr acclatrahlr I'rayar. manta I.V ihe Mate fa ir, to K*rd!naol Foreign \t at • A niemher of The Chriatian oenti by their own action' and that CnmpoaH* Runadron O waa tor- Th# »nd« of o ffic ri in lha M e,, Duda. an owner of the bull and If accident* ran he rrdutrd on one Science Hoard of Ijrtureahlp, Mill marly »t*tmned at tha Sanford rtl Hi nidi ig hat# hern a t lr a rtlv rlv liran W I. S!>n - 1 „( T ,-u , T#fh. Appleton ia rurr*nt|y on a nation­ day, they can *!<o he reduced on Naval Auxiliary Air HUtum. fu rn iv li.il and equipped The mml ""logical College, Lubbock, mevery day of tho year “ , wide tour. Prior to devoting her Before enter ng thr Navy in Sept­ am f iv 'i.r - • are drn g n rd for pn ..cr.ntcndenl of thr l.volork .how, full time In Ih* prattle* of Chrlit- So, Ih* veteran Patrol Director «ho la pivicnlmg the champion, ember '9SD, tlwrn h i graduated w t# c m ull #t ton * lan Scirva, ah* waa Dean nf Ih# nad lh*»e iu|ge*ltoni: Obterve •hip banner on behalf of thn Pan. Irnm tlviido High R cImhiI. I eland Power. School of IJi#, j!l lrlff,r r»Iu!alioo.; Be ★ ★ ★ Vmrn.an l.ivratoik Kvpoiition. T hrat.r in Bo.ton. She i. a form-' ' ourUou‘ 10 «**•'•■ in the official publlIrfan* tiik t; and give full atlrnlion W l 1 colElvewbcre #r Second Reader af Th# Mother ion nf the caitle indu.try, a to driving and walking r*-' • r r - f fh u irh , Thr Fitat Church af [i.clurr .< shown of in# winning Chrlit, Sciential, In Boaton. Main “ In oUi*r w o * d * aaid Kirkman. hull along w.lh a ti-.rv about ih# 'drlvo and walk Ih# way you'd .iirtr.a of It.# Nalaonal ftrahman • anl other* to rirh* and walk." Show. Colbert’ Completes Thrt# died, fifty-m were Injured The intern, ahown in Brahman n 113 acridrnla In Florida during t aiUe among Florida cattlemen Special Course tho aamo 34 hour period Iasi joar wa» *vidcnced by ihe number of A aperiel remra* In aal«a managoHonda people at Ihe Tv»a» »ho#. m*nt ha* been romplelrd by P. H. Colbert, local euper intend ant for Boy, 16, Stabbed Gulf Life Imuranca Company at Ih* firm'* n-jm* o'fico In Jarkaonvill*. Twice By Colleague Advance atudicf tn programming A Ift-yeir-nld hoe It being roalif# Imur.'nr* hrnaftti and other fined to sn Orlando Hn'pilal after yhatea nf Ilf# lnaur%nr* torrlrca bring a'.'utk to th* head with a • rro n*r,ducted by *p«ciflirta hi 'hovel handle end (tabbed Iwic* Mr*. IV, D, Adam* 'a t hw*n hy a I(ytar-old bey. the*# ft*.ria. appointed chairman of the irw-ing Tho htcidaiil, oecuring In th* conimittaa far th# Seminol* Mem­ vouth end af the cnunty, happened orial Hntpital Women'* A'ltillarV, 1 Arrest Recorded thl* m or.inf according to a r#it waa announced today hy Mra. A. W. Fpp. ,Sr., pte*ii|eni of th* Only r no traffic arr*at waa ra- (Ort r«retv*d tr the R*mtnol« Coun­ ouatllary. cordod tn tho lominola Cnunty ty Shoritf'r offico. Mra. AiUma ran he reached h'# Kosaons for tho attack on the Sheriff a offico yeatorday singing catling tolaphon# nun,her |y.*(.tV. Deputy Shrrtff A, E. Evan* o.d*» boy by Hto U-yaar-old SanShe bo* iaauwt t roll fur m rncharted Mooes Edwwda of Sanford toad youth bavo sol b**a daitrmtobars af 4b# auxiliary to a«w for a negro Inborn, with oxnaairn fd. lha hoapital on Tuesday# and apond. Arcordtag In th# roport by Tb# m, .d#nt ta being referred In Thur*<Uy either at th* hoapital or Evana, Edwards was travnltnf at th* Remrw.il* County Juvenile Judol home. Rewtng may ho picked Ernrvt Hou I holder s spaed up lo « miles per hour at up a* tho wwwl entrance to ih# •:M p. n . yaaiortUr, M mllos «ad ROBEET B. MAHAN. BMOWN AT BBRK of private ronaultoltoa hoapital m th a n dago after (A ad“ * * ‘ " ‘ Bto Ito k ib Loom 0 .........in . iFfcoto hr / m n m | • .t o , ___ C.H H {iirrpttfii rr;:ud-” r' i"'k A. Duda & Son's Prizewinning Bull Featured Publically \^r. mm f* Mrs. W. D. Adams Appointed Head Of Sewing Group 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, November 16, 1955 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 16, 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>, November 16, 1955; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald